and it's all about sex right now. >> days later, our crew caught up with clement.d us the real story. >> hi. well, the other day you came and asked me how i was doing. that was just a big, old, fat lie. a big, old, fat lie. i was a big, old, fat liar. what happened was -- i had sex with my cellie. and then i come out here every night and tell angel, oh, nothing's going on. i'm lying. i don't know how i feel about that. i -- it's wrong because i'm seeing somebody else. and i don't know. >> everything's going good between me and wicked. we're still together, like i said. i hope everything ends a good way. i'm very happy that everything is going well with us. and i hope it continues being that way. >> he's 23 years old. and he's not going to take it well because, you know, he's kind of like -- he's into me. >> everything supposedly is going good. and i'm going to keep it that way because i don't want to go somewhere else. >> i guess we're living one big, fat lie. we're just liars here. and i don't know. it's hard to have a relationship with somebody that's not -- that

clement has more.bookings and revenue going down as airlines are badly hit by recent turmoil in europe. germany's lufthansa says it expects earnings to fall in 2016, with a warning of more turbulence to come. bookings, especially on long-haul routes to europe, have declined, in particular you to repeated terror attacks -- in particular due to recent terror attacks. a complete recovery is not likely anymore. clement: other airlines have issued profit warnings in recent weeks, including british airways and easyjet. to 48 ilion -- million euros in just four weeks. easyjet's boss said the drop had made fuel, which the company pays for in u.s. dollars, more expensive. >> current volatility as the result of the u.k.'s referendum decision to leave the eu as well as recent events in turkey and nice continue to impact consumer confidence. clement: other companies are facing similar difficulties. says this is one of the most difficult periods they have seen in a long time. will: u.s. treasury secretary jack lew

the retired special agent tim clemente says the next steps are clear. >> the investigators in nice are looking at the guy's background to see if somebody directed it. >> reporter: and this morning, the french government also extended the country's state of emergency status by another three months. security was immediately beefed up by all major events but some have been cancelled. the upcoming nice jazz festival and a rihanna concert, gone, for all that, the tour de france attracts thousands of spectators, and it went on today along its route, with added security, according to officials. for generations of dreamers and romantics, the riviera has been a sun-kissed place, but also a state of mind. last night, the ugliness of the world we all share now paid a murderous call. >> when we come back, witnesses to terror, how they survived, what they saw, what they will never forget. "dateline" will be right back. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk t

retired fbi special agent tim clemente says the next steps are clear. >> the investigators in nice are going through the guy's background to see if there are connections to see in anybody directed this. >> reporter: and the french government this morning ex-tended the state of emergency status by another three months. security was beefed up at all major events, but some have been canceled. the upcoming nice jazz festival and rihanna concert gone. for all of that, the tour de france, the third largest sporting event attracts thousands of spectators. it went on along as planned along the southern france route with added precautions according to tour officials. for generations of dreamers and romantics, the riviera has been a sun-kissed place, but also a state of mind. last night, the ugliness of the world we all share now paid a murderous call. >> when we come back, witnesses to terror. how they survived. what they saw. what they will never forget. "dateline" will be right back. which you are you? be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows

retired fbi special agent tim clemente says the authorities next steps are clear. >> investigators in nice are going through this guy's background to see if there are any connections, to see if somebody directed this. >> reporter: this morning, the french government extended the state of emergency status by another three months. security was beefed up at all major events but some have been cancelled. the upcoming nice jazz festival and a rihanna concert gone. the tour de france attracts thousands of spectator and it went on as planned today along the mountainous route in southern france with added to tour officials. for generations of dreamers and romantics, the riveria, the south of france, has been a sun-kissed place but also a state of mind, a way of being. last night, the ugliness of the world we all share now paid a murderous call. >> when we come back, witnesses to terror. how they survive, what they saw. what they will never forget. "dateline" will be right back. 3 i have been working in oral health care for the last 12 years. there is a perception amongst dentists that whiteni

. >> reporter: san jose state university meteorology professor craig clement says we are getting the smoke even though the fire itself is traveling away from the bay area. >> even though the wind may be one direction moving the fire away from -- towards the south, the plume itself can be injected into higher layer in the atmosphere and then it just transports from the south to the north which is what happened yesterday and today. >> reporter: clement said the air quality is marginally better today than yesterday because the wind has started to disperse the smoke. but until it's gone, health officials say you're better safe than sorry. >> anyone who is outside, you know, doing any kind of activity, if they start to feel unwell, if they feel a scratchy throat or burn in their lungs or short of breath, they should go inside. >> reporter: now, today is the 11th "spare the air" day here in the bay area. now, meteorologists say -- are predicting that by the middle of the week and later certainly later in the week that the wind is expected to shift directions which should largely alleviate

retired fbi special agent tim clemente said the authority's next steps are clear. >> investigators in nice right now are going through this guy's background to see if there are any connections. they'll see if anybody directed this. >> this morning the french government extended the state of emergency status by another three months. security was immediately beefed up at all major events, but some have been canceled. the upcoming nice jazz festival and a rihanna concert scheduled for tonight, gone. the third largest sporting event in the world attracts thousands of spectators. it went on as planned today, along its mountainous route with added security precautions koshding to tour officials. for generations of dreamers and roman ticks, the riviera, the south of france has been a sun-kissed place, but also a state of mind, a way of being. last night, the ugliness of the world we all share now paid a murderous call. >> when we come back, witnesses to terror. how they survived. what they saw. what they'll never forget. "dateline" will be right back. you're here to buy a car. what would hel

staff. >> hi, everyone my name is jennifer i didn't wong i'm here representing block excrement e clemente carl two leads our office and matt the managing director and sandy the director i'd like to thank the commission for having us and ocii staff wording with us to bring block one a step closer we're lucky to have the design team so i'll run through who we have and ask them to stand up studio gang and from structural engineers and terry society architects and landscape arithmetic and u d c e engineers and richard peck and from the shoring engineer and the geo tech engineer and our general i can't recollect and those who helped with the fte we're proud of our partnerships and commitment having exceeded the 59 and researched higher many of the partners here are we have a motion and a second and lbe's and have been local to san francisco for 50 years and with that, i'm going to turn it over to to shawn. >> ocii staff has provided a schematic conditions addressing ociis continued review and approval of the podium and townhome materials and colors the exterior details like signage and landsca

clemente says if that is what it is any link with an outside group could be difficult to prove. >> didomebody provide him with weapons, financial support? was anyone directing him at that target on this day. >> reporter: or was this all his idea? >> that's the thing. we may never find answers to this. communications could have been done in person and therefore since he is not followed or surveilled in any way we may not know about it. >> reporter: bastille day in france is a holiday and typically a celebration in france. and french suspected something like this maybe coming. >> just days before the attack, the director of the french internal intelligence safs service made a public warning, which was actually quite grim. he said that they were expecting further terrorist attacks, terrorist attacks that would be more serious than the ones they had seen thus far. >> reporter: in fact, the french intelligence services have recently come under fire. just last week, a parliamentary committee, set up to investigate last year's terrorist attacks in paris, cited widespread failures and called f

because clemente wouldn't have wanted that because that wasn't what clemente was about. we have to do something. something has got to be done. no one else should lose a loved one. no should else should lose a husband, lose a father, just think the person that's standing next to you, think about your loved ones at home, think about your children, think about your spouses, think about your parents, what if you get a phone call right now and someone tells someone just shot them, what if that person right beside you was walking away and somebody shot them, you never realize the hurt and the pain that the families go through until you've experienced yourself. no one should have to experience what we have experienced. work has got to be done. thank you. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> and now to present our next speaker from the great state of california congressman judy jue. [cheers and applause] >> thank you congress member clyburn. i'm judy from california, on a peaceful sunday morning the men, women and children of the temple in oak creek wisconsin were getting read

staff. >> hi, everyone my name is jennifer i didn't wong i'm here representing block excrement e clemente joined by carl two leads our office and matt the managing director and sandy the director i'd like to thank the commission for having us and ocii staff wording with us to bring block one a step closer we're lucky to have the design team so i'll run through who we have and ask them to stand up studio gang and from structural engineers and terry society architects and landscape arithmetic and u d c e engineers and richard peck and from the shoring engineer and the geo tech engineer and our general i can't recollect and those who helped with the fte we're proud of our partnerships and commitment having exceeded the 59 and researched higher many of the partners here are we have a motion and a second and lbe's and have been local to san francisco for 50 years and with that, i'm going to turn it over to to shawn. >> ocii staff has provided a schematic conditions addressing ociis continued review and approval of the podium and townhome materials and colors the exterior details like signage a

so from that perspective, her view of the scottish nationalist might not be clement. ryan, david cameron was key to stress in his final speech that he wishes and hopes that the u.k. continues to have close ties with the eu, and under theresa may, his wishes might come to fruition. ryan: yes. again, theresa may campaigned on the half of the remain camp. she did want the u.k. to remain part of the european union but that 52%aid that now of the electorate in the referendum said that the u.k. should exit the eu, brexit is brexit. and that is what she intends to do. having said that, there is a huge range of options when it comes to what kind of relationship the eu and u.k. will has. will the u.k. become some kind of associate member of the european union, take norway or some of the scandinavian countries? will it be entirely out of the eu and the european economic ?rea and have relations on the european union on wto rules? this is what theresa may will have to decide with her team. vonnie: we will have to wait and see. and i guess it will be up to the new ministry to figu

john hay was all for it but so was sam clements. sam clements, when the spanish-american war first happened, he was very excited about this war. it was the war unlike any other. it was a war we were fighting and spending blood and treasure to free another people. at one point he was so excited about this, he would join up the fight himself if it weren't for the danger. that changed over time as it became clear that it wasn't about free in the cubans and freeing the philippines but we were about controlling those places. hay was the guy who had to basically execute the plan, the annexation of hawaii and we don't annex cuba but we establish control, we will annex the philippine and quam as well. >> that was the island to be named later. there were proponents in the senate, although the treaty of annexation for hawaii doesn't pass, there were proponents, the rhetoric to justify doing what had been done to us in the revolution might today be recognized in the phrase of american exceptionalism. the notion that there god has bestowed on t

advertencia de evacuacin que se dio el viernes para los residentes de palo colorado, san rancho clementeds contina vigente. les report arlen fernndez, noticiero telemundo 48. paola/ots --grafiti con mensajes en contra de la policia estn apareciendo en santa cruz.. take vo --se ha descubierto una docena de mensajes que dicen: "maten a policias..no a los arboles"... ""kill cops, not trees"... --la concejal ''rachelle noroyan'' asegur que "una amenaza a los oficiales es un ataque a todos los residentes de la ciudad''.. --las autoridades policiales por su parte dicen que el grafiti no representa una amenaza real.. wait for nats :06 sec paola --esta es la voz aterrorizada de una sargento de la policia de oakland pidiendo ayuda..luego de que un hombre armado se acercara a su patrulla y le disparara varias veces, afortunadamente sin impactarla.. --el incidente ocurri la noche de ayer sabado.. cuando la oficial respondia a una llamada de trafico y termin chocando contra un vehculo... --inmediatamente despus, un hombre armado, se acerc a su patrulla, abri fuego y huy.. --la oficial ya ha sido dad

i live in san clemente. for obvious reasons. i worked with president nixon on his memoirs. i worked with him for four years and i sat for many hours with him as he prepared his memoirs. as he watched the 1976, and then later conferred with him as he watched the 1980 and 1984 elections, i can assure you that nixon saw ronald reagan as a political practitioner of the highest ability. he had great respect for president reagan's skills all around, as a communicator, as a politician. anyway, it is nice to introduce a former colleague of mine in the reagan white house. there have been hundreds of books written about president reagan. i haven't read all of them. many of them were written from the inside. they say, what i saw, or what they say about reagan the man, or the real reagan, the truth about reagan. the fact is, there are only a very few people, and few of those books written by people who had close personal exposure to the president. frankly, we would fit in a pretty small room. jim has written one of those books. one of the few who can say he was there to observe the pre

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. >> clements says its engineers can't find a cost saving in the current bid.he district will likely delay the construction. >> our concern is to make sure we are getting excellent quality and using the money that is given to us wisely. >> well, the district has not opened the bidding process in hopes of bringing in a lower offer or could accept one of a few current officers and figure out how to get the funds. i'm michelle robert, nbc bay area news. >>> two brazen gun shop burglaries in sacramento have led federal investigators to okayland. the feds survey ronded this home at 668th avenue and mcarthur boulevard. wee told they found an suv linked to the sacramento burglaries. they believe it's this vehicle here. caught on surveillance video ramming into the front doors o f tof the rockland arm ri gun sho. five people rushed in. the store owner says only one we can weapon was actually stolen. now, the same man may have hit a gun shop in fuls m less than an hour later. >>> an encourage report on what was a backlog in the processing of rape kits. it fuinds the bac

around 2:00 in the afternoon shutting down calhoun street to cooper, martin luther king and robert clementeools. they were later reopened. >>> from the spirit in delaware county despite the fact that the americans with disabilities act was signed into law 26 years ago newspaper found not all buildings are disability friendly. spirit found several locations and found federal post office building in chester and darby boro pose challenges for those in wheelchairs. >>> on the front page of the burlington county times board of trustees at rowan college approved a 25 million-dollar contract to build a new student center. the 78,000 square foot student success building is scheduled to opened in 2017. >>> that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> still ahead the phillies work to snap a losing streak, pat gallen is here with the highlights. >>> speaking of highlight check this out we will show you a birds eye view what it is like sip lining over niagara falls, stay with fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 me

san francisco inner richmond where pedestrians are walking on this red brick design to cross the clement street and third avenue. it was paid for by supervisor eric mar. the red is a lucky color among chinese americans in the neighborhood. it is part of a plan that included murals and parklets to make the area a bit more vibrant. it looks good. >> yeah. >>> a warning for people and their pets. coming up, why health officials say don't swim in the water in one east bay community. >>> and a $15 billion settlement in the volkswagen emission scandal. do you have a vw? what it means for owners and how the deal could lead to a hiring spree. >>> and knee surgery. we look at which bay area hospitals improve your odds of a successful outcome. >>> and the airline now selling seats on air at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may

next batter, edwin encarnacion, paul clements, not the pitch he was hoping for.s, who walked to start the highlight, scores. it is a walkoff wild pitch. blue jays win. >> that's all we got. back to you. >>> and one more highlight featuring a major league pitcher who was called into action while walking his dog. >> we're talking about oakland pitcher sean doolittle who threw an imaginary pitch to a youngster who took an imaginary swing and clearly he got a hit. >> obviously. >> the kid even ran around the imaginary bases. >> this video was posted by doolittle's girlfriend who said the boy actually had no idea who sean was. >> oh, that's great. >> strike one. >> he's going to like looking back on that video. >> uh-huh. >>> up next in "the pulse," an actress' entrance at the dnc, mocking donald trump. >>> and the joys of live tv. a reporter who is unfazed by the drama behind her. the story. ♪ to protect and care for the things we cherish and the ones we love each and every one of us has a natural, human instinct to cover. covering is caring. because covering heals 5

host: edith ramirez is a native of san clemente, california, graduate of harvard law school, chairman of the federal trade commission. thank you both. >> thank you. >> c-span, created by america's television cable companies. every minute of the republican and democratic national conventions is brought as a public service by your public or cable satellite provider. virginia senator tim kaine was formally introduced as hillary clinton's running mate at an event today in miami. senator kaine was elected to the senate in 2012. predator that he was governor of virginia and chair of the democratic national committee. businessman comes days before democrats meet in -- his announcement comes days before democrats meet for the national convention in philadelphia. ♪ ain't no river wide enough ♪ ♪ ai'nt

. >> reporter: since they opened today clement news has been busy, lots of people buying a shot at theey. >> my husband's car just broke down this morning. that's where it's going, to get it fixed. >> i don't think cathy's grasping it. this woman is. >> i'd go to greece. >> he would buy homes in kenya and the money would help get him there. >> reporter: many of you told me howed you spend the money. owning islands and long vacation. one guy wants the delorean. another wants to live on the international space station. another wants journey to play "don't stop believin'" at his first rich person's house party. >> i hope not to change that much. >> reporter: the first lump sum southbound $319 million which would be enough to buy the vehicle from "back to the future" and the flux capacitor. >> i think you could buy whatever you want. thank you. there are some really big numbers in the forecast as well. >> glenn has more on the incoming heat wave. glenn. >> we got close to the mark. 89 in philadelphia. that's the current temperature. close to 90 in other parts of the area, including right a

and i also lived in san clemente. for obvious reasons. i worked with president nixon on his memoirs after he left the white house. i worked for him for four years and i sat for many hours with him. he prepared his memoirs and as we prepared for the david frost interviews and as he watched the 1976 and then later conferred with him as he watched the 1980 and 1984 elections. when he analyzed president reagan's political skills. and i can assure that you that dick nixon saw reagan has the highest practicer. he had great respect for president reagan's skills all around as a communicator, as a politician. any way, it's nice to be able to introduce a former colleague of mine in the reagan white house. as you know, there have been hundreds of books writtening president reagan. i haven't read all of them. so many of them purport to be written from the inside. they say what i saw or what they say about reagan the man or the real reagan. the truth about reagan. but the fact is there are only a very few people in a very few of those books actually w

clemente: he eventually receives a contract as a singer, as a talent artist himself, which is a very big deal. announcer: and the murder. moore: he's emotionless. he's completely devoid of any

mark clements lives in the neighborhood where the deadly shooting took place.e heard the gunshots that killed the three police officers. mark goes on the record from baton rouge. tell me when you first knew something was going on. >> yes. it was this morning, probably 8:30, 8:45 in the morning. i was going to let the dogs out in the backyard. you hear the first couple of shots and think, is this what i think it is. living around the corner from the police headquarters, we have been used to protests and more active areas. the next few shots fired i heard probably 10 to 12 shots in the time i was outside. you immediately go back inside, try to lock the doors, try to figure out what's going on. >> explain the area. i'm looking at the pictures and i see a lot of police cars there with the lights and everything. what's the area like generally around the murder scene? >> like i have been telling everyone who asked. i have never felt unsafe in my home or in the neighborhood. it's a really active neighborhood. there are always families pushing strollers, walking the do

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michael clemente left the network. but it may not have anything to do with roger ails.icle by gabriel sherman raises questions about what other executives might have known. an ex-fox news staffer says she was psychologically tortured by ailes for over 20 years. ailes then wished her well. but the question is increasingly being asked, did fox news foster a culture of secreciry around ailes maybe even covering up these allegations of harassment. and what did roger murdock possibly know about this. "washington post" media columnist margaret sullivan. asking the murdocks reps for comment on these allegations, they are saying nothing new, they have no comment, what are you hear from the company about how far this could go, about who other claims could be out there? >> brian, what i'm understanding, not from direct contact with the company, because they haven't spoken to me directly, but what i believe is the case is that the investigation, the internal investigation is winding down now, and that troubles me because i think this goes beyond roger ailes and is pervasive at fox

turns out they both attended roberto clemente middle school together. >> we believe today's sentenceurate with the crimes he committed in particular a victim that was holding her infant child in her arms, a home invasion. >> reporter: dixon was convicted of home invasion and a robbery. those two concurrently, hence the 12-year sentence. authorities say his accomplice who was armed at the time of that home invasion is still at large and want information on that person to bring him to justice as well. at the montgomery county courthouse, derrick ward, news4. >>> right now at 5:00, frustration, confusion and chaos on the floor of the national republican convention. some very delegates saying they feel cheated and why some delegates have even walked out already. we have live team coverage standing by with chris lawrence and tom sherwood in cleveland to sort it all out for you. >>> also, resilience in baton rouge as the community mourns the death of three officers killed in a police ambush yesterday. we're learning more about the gunman. >> reporter: it seems we come to air every day now

it turns out they had both attended roberto clemente middle school. at that point dixon and the accomplice ran off. but the victim went back, got a yearbook, found his picture. there was other evidence left on the scene. a shoe print on the door from where the door was kicked in and that matched the shoe dixon had. that coupled with the i.d. led to that sentence. the sentence was on the high end of the recommendations, but a spokesperson from the prosecutor's office said that was appropriate. >> we believe today's sentence is commensurate with the crimes that he's committed. in particular, a victim holding her infant child in her arms, a home invasion. >> reporter: dixon tried to argue that he suffers from attention deficit disorder as well as bipolar disorder, but the judge did not factor into that the sentencing. now, there is still the armed accomplice who authorities say is at large and they want anyone who might have information on that to come forward. he will begin this 12-year parole and appeal. we're live outside montgomery county circuit cou

. >> reporter: when i was nine years oldy would have voted for robert o clemente as president. but you can see, the signs here in the convention center talking about children investing in our kids is one of them, our kids are our future. kids being highlight of mrs. obama's talk so we thought we would show you connor garrett the highlight for our week so far, in meeting protesters, guys. >> i was thinking my goodness he must be so hot he wanted to get his message out there. >> it felt like 110 degrees out there. >>> welcome to philadelphia once again. get up, get out of that bed and hotel. this is different sections of the city. i will talk about in broad terms. we have great northeast. we have north philadelphia, west philadelphia, southwest philadelphia, we have south philadelphia. south philadelphia is where wells fargo center is where we are and some neighborhood really impacted by this convention, they are getting and up close and personal look at is what going on. >> so dave kinchen is live there seeing most of the action, dave? >> right now people getting up and ready fo

we do have some construction, carneys point township route 38, between clemente's bridge road, that roadrch the 2017. so you will have to use this alternate, make note of this, for those of you in and around that area, and i'll of course be tweeting this out, reminding you as well, downed light pole fourth street block between arch and market street. old city for those every in you and around this area, certainly starting to slow down little bit. even something like this that has been around all morning now going to start to slow you down. so for those of you again make note fourth street block both directions, and this is between arch and market. construction delaware, still kind of link egg out there, 95 north that onramp from 202, that's also an area that's closed right now, going to be closed until july 20. ill of course row mind you of this as we progress, right now know that's closed. also in the world of septa, you are running a new interim schedule, that starts today, i'll be tweeting that information out for you as well, check schedules on line, jim, over to you. >> thanks, so m

the kid in clement with the most courage always jumped in when you were double-teamed or your back was against the wall who became a cop because he always wanted to help people. the middle daughter of three daughters who always made her mother smile, who was a hero to her sister now a major in the united states marine corps because i wanted to serve my country. the teachers who jill knows and so many of you know who take money out of their own pockets to buy pencils and notebooks for the students who can't afford them. why? why? because being a teacher is not what they do it's who the you know what i know. for real these are the people who are the heart and soul of this country. it's the america that i know the america that hillary knows and tim kaine knows. you know i have known hillary for well over 30 years before she was first lady of the united states when she became first lady. we served together in the united states senate. and during her years as secretary of state once a week we had breakfast in my home the vice president's residence. everybody knows she is smart. everybody kn

. >> well, for more on the attack in nice, france, we're joined by tim clemente, a former fbi counterterrorism'm just wondering if the question we should be asking now is not, how did this happen, but why did -- how is it something on this scale didn't happen sooner? >> i think that is the question. obviously, they've been targeting the quest for quite some time. this is nothing new. it's been happening for decades. they've tried to do more sophisticated attacks, you look at 9/11 and the planning that went into that, literally, five years of planning. the actual pre-planning where they were taking the flight over and over and over again that each of the different teams had taken took months and so that was a whole lot of planning for one attack. something like this, much more spontaneous, and this is the direction isis is taking terror, where al qaeda was much more the top-down, you had to be approved before you could do a sanctioned attack under al qaeda's banner. now, we see isis is saying, they're spreading this out, like a disease, into the general populace, especially in young muslim men

he presented his deputy commander, major general clement mcmullen. mcmullen's nickname behind his back is cement head. because cement head is recording -- requiring every pilot to be a navigator and a bombardier and flight engineer. cross training. instead of flying your airplane, you are doing all of these other things. also, he doesn't like what we refer to in the military as non rated people, not pilots. does not like them. but you have a lot of technical expertise and those who are not pilots. maintainers, maintenance people. those kinds of things are not rated aviators. he doesn't like them. as a result, there's a huge manpower crisis and talent management problem. many of the air force leadership know there's a problem. matter of fact in spring of 1948, the chief of staff of the air force is going to ask charles lindbergh who we know from spirit of st. louis and go, fly with the sac crews for a few months and tell me what you seep -- see. if you go to the yale library archives, you find his letter to the chief of staff of the air force. he says

the same with michael clement a former nbc fusion cluetive. they are both in at fox now, thought is that they could slide into that role. burt also looking in the wider murdoch empire to bring in a possible replacement, jessie angelo who runs the "new york post" very close with the murdoch folly was james murdoch's college roommate at harvard. seen as someone that can slide in there. another long shot candidate that is creating speculation inside the company rebecca brooks who is very close to rub earth murdoch very fond trying to rehabilitate her after the phone hacking scandal in the u.k. she was seen, touring the fox news offices several months ago that he was showing her the ropes as replacement for ailes. that is really the state of play. also looking at some external candidates in the wider tv industry. >> rose: there are some reports that some of the anchors at fox have in their contract that roger ailes is not running they have an option to lead. is that correct? >> that is correct. that they do have out clauses in their contract. but

he leaves that to his deputy commander, a guy by the name of major general clement mcmullen. and mcmullen's nickname behind his back is "cement head." because cement head is requiring every pilot to be a navigator a bombardier. you are doing all these other things. he doesn't like what we refer to as nonrated people, not pilots. doesn't like them. but you have a lot of technical expertise in those who are not pilots, maintainers, maintenance people, those kinds of things are not rated aviators. but he doesn't like them. as a result, there is a huge manpower crisis in asc and a talent management problem. many of the air force leadership know there's a problem. as a matter of fact, in spring of 1948, the chief of staff of the air force is going to tack charles lindbergh who we know from "spirit of st. louis" and go, go fly with the sac crews for a few months and tell me what you see. if you go to the yale archives you can find his letter. to the chief of staff of the air force. and he says standards are low, pilot proficiency is unsac. maintenance isn't adequate. they lack in p

and i also, i live in san clemente for obvious reasons. i worked with president nixon on his memoirs after he left the white house. i worked for him for four years and i sat for many hours with him. he prepared his memoirs and as we prepared for the david frost interviews and as he wched the 1976 and then later conferred with him as he watched the 1980 and 1984 elections. he had great respect for president reagan's skills all around as a communicator, as a politician. yaen way sh it's nice to be able toinlt deuce a former colleague of mine in the reagan white house. there are hundreds of books written about president reagan. i haven't read all of them. many of them purport to be written from the inside. they say what i saw or what they say about reagan the man or the real reagan.

: not the cornerstone on its own, but i'm very pleased with the level of efficiency in terms of d clementlity -- deployment profitability. manus: do you think there is an option, a possibility for opportunity for the clients with brexit? sterling has been crushed. property values are under pressure. sergio: there's always opportunity, but we need more clarity about what kind of form take, andt vote will then people will be able to evaluate where there are opportunities. there are also challenges. not only for the u.k., but the entire european system. manus: the key thing for you is the passporting right. is that the only key risk you focus on? risk in terms of having to find other options on how to operate. we have a high degree of flexibility. we have strong local presence in europe, in frankfurt, in luxembourg, and in other cities in europe. would be able to adapt and apply resources if necessary. the outcome could the that the u.k. retains access to europe. manus: you are a headmanned at the investment bank and the germans and french are knocking at the door. if the investment bank nee

judy clements one said we were kept in the closet like a demented child. it was hard. i joined now in 1967. in the closet, like others. it was not until august of 1959 that i heard the word lesbian -- 1969 that occurred the word lesbian mentioned. lesbian, oh my gosh. she came with flowers, i don't know she knew i wanted to be an activist. i had a partner at home. we were invited to a group gathering and we started a group and we became radical feminist. lesbians were always active in now. on all issues. some of us knew each other. we were in the closet. this is very painful. out, whenfigure you're talking about this lesbian issue, have to be true. heart, oh my gosh, i'm going to be criticizing betty, the mother of the movement and all the things she said that were so painful and hurtful that brought a lot of tears. one lesbians -- when lesbians were illegal. we were sinful according to the also, from there psychiatric point of view, still ill. were having our children taken away. houses thrown out of our . we cannot get jobs when it was known. we lost jobs. we were de

in addition, he is a national security fellow at the clements center for national security. he resides in west point, new york, with his wife beth and their two children. welcome, ben griffin. >> thank you very much for the kind introduction and the opportunity to speak here. i'm very thrilled to have this chance to be with you all tonight. thank you all for coming. i know it is friday in new york city so there are plenty of things you can do. the fact that you chose to come here and listen to me means a lot to me personally. before i begin, i am an active duty officer. everything i'm saying tonight is my own opinion. it is not reflective -- not necessarily reflective of the united states military academy, united states army or united states government. you mentioned the military techno-porn. that's really a lot of what tom clancy does. that's what his books are largely about, this kind of fascination with military technology. we'll get into some of that tonight as well. speech entitled "the good guys win." ronald reagan, tom clancy and the transformation of national securit

. >> west portal but i don't know about the other streets like chestnut and gearing, clemente i'm thinking of neighborhood commercial streets i know you can't answer that now but curious that sounds fine i think it would be moved forward and that answers many most of my questions mr. starr a couple of comments in regards to timing you know when we initiate something we have the whole summer life golden goes on we have children and grandchildren and obviously people are interested in something she thai should be able to defendant it over 3 months but we can continue it it didn't mean we have to adopt it on the 22 of september that would be looter in the commissioners feel is it so appropriate even though you schedule it there are two different things a public hearing and the corporation date and split these up it requires a public hearing. >> it requires a public hearing like every others piece of the ordinance but department sponsored requires two hearings this is the first time aided and abetted second one the adoption you consider adopting the ordinance people can come out and talk. >> y

he is now an ms nbc political analyst and he is here with my colleague steve clements.take it away. >> michael think you for joining us. i know you are very uncomfortable with all of the republicans around its comp located for you. you are on record many times talking about donald trump and now he has proven everyone wrong. he is clocked 16 other challengers. the kind of class i would say many of them say he has no chance to win. can you give us your view of what will unfold but what does his path look like? >> in large measure his past lives where it has always been. out across the heartland. out in neighborhoods and communities that have been forgotten for a while by both political parties he has this ability to keep it real and you know what we are a conventional people in politics we like have things neatly packaged. they don't do anything to unravel the status quo. they basically flips everybody the board -- bird and then he uses double language and they had been doing this. when you go back it was the moment where i said okay i get it now. he is one of us. how doe

my name is tricia clement. i am here to speak about the effects of the ellis act since i am now fighting my second one. i thought the first one. i live in the mission and have been in my rent-controlled units are over 30 years. we tthe appeal and about six weeks before christmas we were handed another ellis act. what is going on in north beach is what's happening in the mission. it's driving me crazy that this law coming out of sacramento that supposed to be for the mom-and-pop landlords who want to get out of the business and retire and sell their buildings is being abused and it's being used illegally and there's nobody doing anything about it. you have a power to actually make the statement here and do something about it. stand up for the people that live in this city. you are the planning commission to your supposed to be planning for the people that live here. not the people that want to live here. so, please, search your heart and search your soul and your conscience and do the right thing and reject this

working fires during the month on the 12, 3129 clement street was a fire, good job. and there was a fire in a storage room. working 35 street and a roof fire. you did a good job with that one as well. an adult rescued off the cliff. a second rescue off the cliff as well. we had a cliff rescue godfrey battery. and saw something add something. this resulted in a swimmer in distress which required cpr to be rescued. the victim was taken to emergency hospital. really, i feel good about that, last month we made the 10 minutes code three ambulance response. this month the call went up, we are under 10 minutes. we are at 9 minutes.73. the money infused by the city helped us with the program and a combination of other things. we are happy about that. the chief bumped up the members and 3h 2 as well were bumped up in the academy. our training continues. there are nine new members qualified to work at radio. the control substance policy is in review phase. we have a meeting to discuss the final approval of that. and continued meetings with the ems provider groups and ems sched

. >> down in los angeles, cnn contributor former fbi agent and counter terrorism agent, tim clemente. >> the civil rights attorney, thank you to all of you for being with us. looking at that video we shared with the viewers, you look at that and what jumps out at you? >> what i see are uniformed officers not knowing where the shots are coming from. that is standard when you have a sniper. they have high ground and you can get a quad rant and maybe they are coming from you here, but that's all you know. you have to stay basically on the ground low. you don't even know if you can pop up to take a look. the sniper could take you out. one is corner and the chief of police said he wanted to play to bring that to an end. what about the options? >> it's to try to keep this guy alive if possible. he is a threat to the police and public at large. the benefit of keeping him alive long enough to find out if there other shooters and what others might be involved and where they might be locate and how to disable them and who has the command and control. maybe he does have a death wish, but are oth

pedro: tambiÉn nos llevÓ al parque roberto clemente, un espacio que tiene un valor histÓrico para todader hoy en este lugar, cuando llegue la primera dama michelle obama y el senador bernie sanders. natalia: escÁndalos que muy seguramente va a aprovechar donald trump. muchÍsimas gracias, pedro rojas. y hablando de donald trump, este pasa a encabezar las encuestas. de acuerdo con un sondeo reciente, el magnate lleva la delantera con un 44% de la intenciÓn de voto, contra un 39% de hillary clinton. la cifra representa un significativo salto de seis puntos luego de su proclamaciÓn formal como candidato. su ventaja se deberÍa a un mayor apoyo entre independientes y anglosajones sin educaciÓn universitaria. continÚa cerrada la calle, pero la zona donde ocurriÓ el tiroteo en una discoteca de florida se considera segura. asÍ lo afirma la policía de fort myers, mientras avanza la investigaciÓn para determinar los mÓviles del incidente que dejÓ un saldo de dos muertos y 17 heridos. fredy machado nos acompaÑa en vivo con lo mÁs reciente. muy buenos dÍas, fredy. fredy: buenos dÍas. es una escena