it was never open again. >> reporter: clint stayed on mrs. kennedy's detail for a year after the assassination. it was tough. >> watching the 2 kids without a father now and knowing that we were supposed to keep their father alive and didn't do it. it just ate me up. >> reporter: he couldn't really talk about that day, so when cbs's mike wallace interviewed him in 1975, clint broke down. >> if i had reacted just a little bit quicker, i could have, i guess, you know i'll live with it to my grave. >> reporter: he fell into a depression and drinking and years later pulled himself out of it, realizing what that day in november did to him. it wasn't until 2009 that he met lisa mccoven who was writing a book about president kennedy. >> when i first met him he was always looking down, but then he started standing up straighter, just that confidence returned. >> and the more i talked to her, the better i felt. so i'm really indebted to her. i owe her so much because she brought me out of my dungeon. >> reporter: the pair wrote 3 books together, and l

this is a time for clint to reflect. >> changed everything. it's-- i called it the age of innocence. >> reporter: clint hill is 87 years old. you will never know looking at him. he has been retired from the secret service since 1975. his books include a tribute to jacquelin kennedy, a look at the assassination and his time protecting five presidents. it is amazing because when he met lisa, he says, i don't think i have enough for a book. >> it's chilling to hear him reap count the moment. what a great job, michelle. >> thank you. what are the roads looking like, gianna? >> looking good so far. traffic is pretty right which is good news right now. that will change later on, though. this is the friday before the thanksgiving holiday so a lot of folks will be hitting the roadways early trying to get ahead of this thanksgiving weekend. so far so good. free way in the green, highway 4 and 101. taking a look at 101 for the super commuter coming out of gilroy, so far so good. northbound into san jose, pretty light. 280, checking in, problem free. a 1

we continue to have jim cavanaugh with us, joel rubin, clint watts.to assume that when you have something like this and until we know what the motivating factor is, does the possibility still exist that this might be a terrorist attack, that in addition to this what we call the gold standard response that we heard from erin mclaw enforceme mclaughlin, u.s. intelligence might be involved as well? >> if they think this is more than a criminal act or a stabbing -- as jim mentioned stabbings are more common in the uk as opposed to the united states, but if they've got any hint that this was tied to terrorism, as soon as they have an actual identity for that individual or maybe it's someone they already knew about, they're going to run the databases to see if there's any connection. and the u.s. would quickly come in as an intelligence partner to provide additional information. i think the other part, if this is tied to terrorism, which is why there's such an incredible response right now, is they want to see are there any copycats or other people involved

. >> reporter: clint hill was detail as a secret service agent. of his extraordinary career, he serve five president, eisenhower, kennedy, johnson, nixon and ford. but it was his time with the kennedys that forever changed him. after the 1960 election, he was assigned not to the president acti alwaysand that was ady ril with the president. >> reporter: he soon realized that mrs. kennedy was different. she was very active. athletic, very smart. spoke french, italian, spanish and we traveled the world. so i really had the best job of all the agents beginning in 1961. >> everything was good until august 1963 when the kennedy son patrick, died two days after birth. three months later, mrs. kennedy would be devastated again. on november 22nd, 1963, the couple traveled to dallas, texas. >> we got to main street, the crowd was so large they could not be contained on the sidewalk. >> reporter: clint was on a walk board when he heard the first shot. >> i saw her react. he went like this and started to fall. i recognized need wrathily had to be a bun shot.

pete: and what was really neat is matt talked a lot about clint he followed clint's case and was familiard testimony this week, there was other stuff regarding impeachment going on on capitol hill, part of that was former ukraine ambassador, listen to what she had to say yesterday. >> so just like that, you had to leave ukraine as soon as possible? >> yes. >> how did that make you feel? >> terrible. >> without upsetting you too much i'd like to show you the enters from the call. what was your reaction when you heard the president of the united states refer to you as bad news? >> i couldn't believe it. again, shocked, appalled, devastated. >> the president in realtime is attacking you. >> what effect do you think that has on other witnesses willingness to come forward and expose wrongdoing? >> well, it's very intimidating >> i want to let you know, ambassador, that some of us here take witness intimidation very very seriously. ed: let's break this down. you have adam schiff, who tries to turn a presidential tweet which pushed back if you will on yovanovitch and her testimony. the president

so, clint, we've gone through this before. something extra alarming about now hearing that the intelligence community has already briefed elected officials about what russia is doing. and it's still happening anyway. first of all, clint, how -- do -- what should we read into the fact that the intel community confirmed this almost immediately after fiona hill testified? >> it's not surprising because you could actually see this in overt russian propaganda going back early this past spring. this -- this was repeated in their circles. what i find just alarming is why do this? it -- it just -- you know, i think the question you and i probably had i think it was two and a half years ago i was on meet the press. we talked about -- because often times the president uses russian active measures against his political opponent but the question is was he doing it deliberately? did he know he was doing it? or was information drifting into his orbit that he thought useful so he would accidentally repurpose it. what you're seeing now is the

joining me now to discuss this piece is clint watts.rmer fbi special agent quotes in this very investigation. we know through the times investigation that fake acts tied to intelligence services in china, iran, and russia directed thousands of tweets at president trump. clint, you wrote a book about his information in the intelligence age. >> we have seen the president, you know, how many times have when seen him take in alternative viewpoints that are not rooted in any reality. imagine if we just looked at the amount of time he stairs at his twitter feed as opposed to briefings, foreign policy, or domestic policy and look at those two numbers if is shocking that the president can be influenced in this way. anyone that can bombard the president's twitter feed or engratiate that. think about how it shapes the president's view and how it impacts our policy, there is four things you tend to believe, that which you see fist, that which you see most, that with a trusted source and that with no rebuttal. it is a reinforcing bubble for the pre

clint lorance. him after the president pardon him over the weekend. he will be with us in 30 minutes. pete: that's right. steve: president trump slamming democrats for turning impeachment inquiry into what he calls a partisan weapon. pete: it comes as week two, goody, of public impeachment hearings getting underway. kristin fisher at the white house busy day in washington. >> always a busy day in washington. good morning. this is going to be another huge week for the impeachment inquiry over the weekend speaker pelosi said that shield love for the president to testify. give him an opportunity to make his case under oath. but for now, president trump continuing to defend himself on twitter. here is one of many tweets that the president made over the weekend. he said the crazed, do-nothing democrats are turning impeachment into a routine partisan weapon. it is very bad for our country and not what the founders had in mind. the president was also very active on twitter during the former ambassador to u

clint, thank you for rolling this out here tonight. thanks for coming on. why focus on these news outlets and not the traditional twitter addresses, the bots and the trolls that drove so much of it in 2016? >> if you look back four years ago compared to now, russia led the way in disinformation and use of social media. we know a lot about this from the mueller report. fast-forward to now. there is so much disinformation out on social media platforms. it's very difficult to parse out what would be russia, iran, or china, two other countries we'll look at in this project, or any domestic influence activity. and so, what's remarkable, when you look at this, going even back to the last election, and as you put very appropriately, in the opening here, vladimir putin doesn't hide who they like or who they don't like. if you read what the russian news outlets are putting out, what their take is on the different candidates, they'll actually signal, they'll point such that you can then go look in social media and you can try and find where that inauthentic activity

clint van zandt joins me now. clint, former fbi profiler, also a contributor here at msnbc. so clint, where does the investigation go now? presumably law enforcement will be talking to students scouring over the shooter's social media presence as well. >> very much so, craig. as you know, earlier pete williams was commenting that the school service had streleased a study on school shooters. although we don't have a quote unquote profile so far what we know about the situation seems to fit. these are things law enforcement would try to understand and confirm. again, as the secret service study went, the weapons, the firearms were usually brought from the shooter's home. the shooter was usually a young teenager. and again, although there's no certain profile many times we see that a shooter is absent the day before they carry out the attack at a school that they go to, the shooters tell us they were bullied, they were angry, they were frustrated with their treatment, they had other social issues going on. and what's important, too, craig is that these shootings usually were no

. >> here is clint. >> tonight former lieutenant clint lorens reunited with his family after six years in military prison. >> i want to say thank you, president trump. >> the white house released the emotional video after president trump granted lorens a full pardon he was serving a 19-year sentence for murdering to you tw afghan civilians while deployed in 2012. the president clearing two others also. according to "the washington post" and "the new york times," the moods are controversial, defying the wishes of senior military leaders who argue the pardons undermine the military code of justice. but in a statement the pentagon says the president had the authority to weigh in on matters of this nature mr. trump also restoring the rank of navy s.e.a.l. ed ward gallagher, who was acquitted of murder in a highly publicized trial this summer but still demoted after posing with a photo with a captain's corporation. and major golsteyn orbelieved to be a member of the taliban. >> we woke up today still incredibly stunned. >> major goal stelsteyn appearing on fox news. the network covers the p

clint, always a pleasure, though your message is often scary, we need to hear it. clint watts, our guest tonight. >>> coming up, house republicans are preparing to fight what with one democrat says will be blockbuster testimony on wednesday. a preview of the gop's likely impeachment defense when we come back. >>> adam schiff is a corrupt politician who is not giving us due process, lawyers and despite all that, we're kicking their ass. >> that's our president and his preferred line of defense against impeachment these days, and his allies have been out there to back him up. >> the bottom line is this. you know, here we go again. this is witch hunt 2.0. ukraine. okay? but on human growth hormone and steroids. a wild conspiracy theories, lies, hoax again. >> at least one high-ranking republican national security official is expressing very real concerns about the trump administration dealing with ukraine and there she is. at a conference in abu dhabi, former bush 43 adviser condoleezza rice had this to say about rudolph giuliani. quote, what i see right now troubles

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. >> it turns out fulton county prosecutor clint rucker was thinking the same thing. >> there was noe gun at the time it was discharged. it was in perfect operating condition. it had 12 pounds of pressure needed to pull the trigger. >> meaning it is not easy to do. >> it is not easy to do. it became very clear to me this had to be an intentional act. >> diane's colleagues gave the da her computer and files, hoping rucker might find more evidence. >> and that is when the evolution of the motive then developed. >> rucker's investigators found documents suggesting tex was in financial trouble. what is more, diane's colleagues revealed she had been working on a new will. rucker wanted to find that will so he got a search warrant for the ranch and condo. no will turned up but something else did, a glock in tex's condo. that was a violation of his bond, so tex went back to jail. the next day rucker filed new charges and the tex mciver cases catted fr escalated from careless accident to malice murder. it was according to tex's sister, dixie, proo pos truss. >> if you're going to kill your w

clint, i'll start with you as you've been kind enough to share this before it gets released. what does round two show, especially about news coverage of our president? >> it wouldn't be what a lot people particularly on the political left would think, which is, yes, russia wanted donald trump to win going into 2016. vladimir putin will even say that onstage nowadays, but they don't necessarily treat him that great in terms of their state media, and they really have to separate him as two distinction individuals, one, the candidate that's going to run in 2020 versus the head of state. and when you find pretty consistently is it breaks in two different lanes. if he's the candidate, they're far more positive towards him. they see him as a candidate who's done great things for the country of the united states. it's interesting that russia wants to give their opinion about what our president has done for our one. but then the negative side is when president trump drifts into foreign policy that doesn't match with what russia wants, you start to see the negative mentions pick up. t

matt golsteyn and one which we will speak to tomorrow clint lorance fresh out of leavenworth.at phone call from president trump. >> the president has shown the nation he has been a man of his word this whole time since he took office. and it was just overwhelming. it was a feeling of joy and gratitude. he thanked me for my service and told me was going to be restoring my rank back to chief petty officer and also expunging everything from my record so that i could retire honorably and basically it was like this thing had never happened. he wanted to instill confidence back in to the war fighters in our community that were going over there and doing the job and he didn't want them second-guessing themselves and he he wanted them to know he had a president who had their back. pete: you cannot underestimate the amount of gratitude these guys had. we had matt on the show yesterday. i wanted to watch your show will had a beer with matt and his wife julie after the show here. he had been through such an ordeal. had you jack keane on. the point is very important voice in all of this.

right after clint lorance'sa case patrol outside theyne clint got put away for murder and a motorcyclee dsow their patrol and they had to make the decision what not to do. they chose not to engage. those four iividuals are dead. our warriors should not have to question whether or not they will goto levenworth for pulling the trigger and doing the right thing at the theig time for so many different teasons. >> rep i'm sorry we can't get into the complicated details tonight, but, davidgu ein, rachel vanlandingham, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, appreciate it. so much. >> nawaz: we turn now to the democratic presidential race-- where candidates still trying to break through in the cwded field headed west this weekend. >> hello nevada democrats! >> nawaz: as impeachment news consumes washington, a show of force by the 2020 democratic candidates in nevada. >> this is a fight to end that national nightmare called donald trump. >> nawaz: in las vegas sunday night, 14 of the 2020 candidates made theiritch to nevadans, who'll vote third in the party's nominating contest. the

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. >> life is good, but when this day comes every year, it's a time for clint to reflect. >> it changed everything. i called it the end of the age of innocence. >> he's 87 years old. you wouldn't know it looking at him. he's been retired since 1975. his books include a tribute to jacquelyn kennedy who he calls mrs. kennedy and his time protecting five presidents. that's amazing. >> looking at 87 and still sharp, having a good memory. >>> tesla revealed a cyber truck that fell short of one big problem. >> a risky repair job on the international space station, what makes this one so challenging. >> here's a live look with our camera, beautiful blue skies this afternoon. >> it's a lovely day across the area with seasonal daytime highs. the next chance of rain, details coming up. >> don't forget, we're streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com or your favorite news app or your favorite platform. hey there, california residents on medicare. it may come as a surprise... but medicare doesn't pay for everything. and that can leave you looking for help with some out-of-pocket costs

clint, what is going on? >> what is going on is that we have a lot of in this case young people in schools who have learned, unfortunately, from events just like you've spoken about that anger management is something beyond their reach. they look for violence to solve issues of anger, frustration, rage, whether they've been bullied, whether they can't get a date, whatever the case may be. they have learned from incidents like we've spoken about, they've learned from songs, they've learned from video games, they've learned from the news that this is one way to even the score, to take a weapon in where you expect there to be no other weapons, and then to act out against your anning tonist or act out -- your january tagnist or act out against totally innocent people because you want revenge. my friend jim conkavanaugh, he e a point that when you sound something that sounds like a shot, assume it was a shot. jim was an atf agent, i was an fbi agent. if we heard something that sounded like a ruler or slap on the t

clint, something you say in the piece, this is so easy to do.o manipulate the president in this way. anybody can do it from anywhere. and as brian, all of us know, you shouldn't read your mentions -- he does read his mentions. that's where a lot of this bubbles up. >> which does the president spend more time reviewing, intelligence briefing or twitter? my money would bet he looks at twitter more. so when you look at how leaders shape their possible views, their agenda each day, if you have the ability on the your house or as a foreign country to mom board that twitter feed you tend to believe that which you see first, that which you see the most. it doesn't have to be true. you can shape people's views around that. it is an incredible power for a foreign country, lobbyist group or anyone with a twitter account to be able to aim that. even if he is passively going through it. and you look to, okay, i'm in the administration. i work in intel, health care, law enforcement or any of these places. i can't even get access to push a policy agenda. you

important to look at them all as individual cases, i didn't know all the details that you mentioned, clint9 years, he ordered enlisted soldiers to open fire, according to what i've read this is how his predecessor was killed was that our group came up and they were advancing on him on motorcycles and they were actually coming to try and assassinate his group. when it happened in his case, that commander who had been killed before him, the folks that were coming at them unfortunately were unarmed and it was a huge mistake and he feels terrible about it but he had reason in that moment to believe that his life in the lives of the people around him were in grave jeopardy. and he is going to serve 20 years for that terrible mistake that he regrets. to me that's a miscarriage of justice and it's unfortunate what happened. but you have to look at each case individually. capri? >> capri: i have two of course say i am totally disgusted by the reinstatement of whatever rank of the individual that posed with a dead body, that is absolutely unacceptable, not subbing that should be condoned and not so

a man going from military hero to enemy of the state but now army first lieutenant clint lorance is alife-changing call from the president of the united states. first lieutenant clint lorance will be here on set with his first exclusive interview since receiving the president's full pardon over the weekend. we also had eddie gallagher and matt goldstein who were part of the presidential aca shun actio. on the program today, jeff sessions, senator josh holly, franklin graham, burgess owens. don't go anywhere. jillian: a former critic of candidates going on so-called apology tour, new york's mayor michael bloomberg started his own campaign by saying sorry over stop and frisk. listen to this. >> i was totally focused on saving lives but as we know, good intentions aren't good enough. i want you to know that i realize back them i was wrong. and i'm sorry. rob: carli carley shimkus herh the backlash he's getting on social media. >> stop and frisk was one of michael bloomberg's signature initiatives. now he says he was wrong to champion it. this policy lets police officers stop and frisk an

they are first lieutenant clint lawrence, chief petty officer eddie gallagher. clint lawrence will be set free from fort leavenworth as soon as today, six years after being found guilty of first-degree murder. he was serving a 19 year sentence for ordering his soldiers to fire on and killed three men in afghanistan. nine members of his unit testified against him saying that the men were innocent. now to the former green berets and silver star recipient, major matt goldstein. he will have the murder charge he has been facing dropped. he admitted to fox news' bret baier that he killed a taliban bomb are suspected of killing several marines in a 2011 battle. goldstein has maintained he was justified in what he did and he explain why in a fox news documentary from 2016. take a listen. >> at the time, you think this is the guy? >> absolutely. >> the suspected bomb maker refused to speak to investigators because of strict rules of engagement. they were ordered to release him. >> there's limits on how long you can hold guys. >> that was with bret baier. also this, navy

if you go back to the famous clint d jones case, the court took the case involving president clinton title vii suit that arose out of an incident in the hotel and they took the case up even though there was not a circuits but, i think a lot of people because the court took it got excited about the prospect that they might be creating immunity in the end they decided 9 - 0 against the president. so i think this is a context where the court almost at a different to the institution of the presidency might take this case but i think if they did it would be a mistake to view the fact that they took the case as a precursor to ultimately ruling in favor of president trump and i think in that respect the clint d jones case would be a predictor as well. >> one thing that might be a slight push back -- their overall chief justice concern seems to me the institution of the supreme court and the judiciary and unlike in 1990s where you had a fairly regular president who did go and attack the court every time a decision did not come out in his favor here you have a person who is very comfortable d

what are your first thoughts when you hear another school shooting, clint?d expect normally there's a relationship between the shooter and the school itself. we're told by these studies that it's usually an individual who, again, who has been bullied. there's levels of anger, frustration, rage. the challenge, lester, is that we see every time in one of these situations it's a situation of anger management. it's that where the system somehow -- we somehow, the schools, the family, have failed young children and they still see the use of weapons as a legitimate means of conflict resolution. unfortunately we have more guns this this country than people so there's an availability of weapons and we have enough negative incidents of these taking place that it's not very hard for someone to see the example of a previous shooting and then act out. i have been watching the broadcast on television and you see the response, lester. i mean, we have done this so many times, law enforcement can almost do it in their sleep. we see, 20, 30, 40 police cars are there and the

clint lorance and army green beret major matt golsteyn. clint lorance is serving a 19-year murder sentence in the military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas, for ordering soldiers to open fire on unarmed afghan motorcyclists in 2012. matthew golsteyn is facing murder charges related to the 2010 killing of an alleged afghan bomb-maker. he reportedly told cia interviewers he had shot the unarmed man and then destroyed his body in a burn pit on the military base. trump is also reportedly considering restoring the rank of navy seal eddie gallagher. he has been accused of multiple war crimes, including shooting two iraqi civilians and fatally stabbing a captive teenager in the neck. a california jury acquitted him of murder charges in july. a federal judge has voided the trump administration's so-called "conscience rule," which would have allowed healthcare workers to refuse to offer medical care to patients, including ababortions, if the procedurures conflicted with the healthcare worker's private religious beliefs. the rule would have also a

. >> clint watts, former fbi special agent, thor of messing with the enemy.ed research fellow at the foreign policy research institute through which he is about to release his study of russian sponsored news media. we welcomed the editor at large for cnbc who covers washington for a living. gentlemen, welcome to you both. clint, i'll start with you as you have been kind enough to share this before it gets released. what does round two show especially with news coverage about our president? >> it wouldn't be what a lot of people on the political left think. yes, russia wanted donald trump to win going into 2016. vladimir putin will even say that on stage nowadays, but they don't necessarily treat him that great in terms of their state media. and they really have to separate him as two different distinct individuals. one, the candidate donald trump that's going to actually run in 2020 versus the head of state and which you find pretty consistency is brakes in two different lanes. if he's the candidate, they're far more positive toward him. they see him as a can

like clint eastwood and "a man with no name."r to see the world through. >> you get to put this helmet on and let your imagination run wild. it's strangely liberating to be honest with you. >> reporter: as played by pedro pascal, best known from "game of thrones," "the mandalorian" is for now -- >> got my heartfelt gratitude. >> reporter: a lead of few words and no visible eyes. >> i love his mystery. it isn't just about not knowing who he is or where he's from, but also what, what, how he relates to the world, how he has, how he hides himself within the armor. >> we've seen silhouettes. a lot of back lighting. a lot of humanity and civilization on the edge of the wilderness, good versus evil. you put those together with the right music and camera work and story, it all of a sudden resonates very deeply. >> reporter: for a decade now, no film maker has navigated as successfully as favreau, at the helm of a host of high-profile, high pressure projects that have found favor with audiences. marvel with the iron man films, and now lu

down 4 late, loose ball, clint robinson iii, give me that, and he put the biscuit in the basket.s been down by 20. down 3. alex went up strong, but not strong enough. the french rejection, blocked him. warriors fought hard, but lost 113-109. >>> give me mark fox, the cal men's basketball coach. check the lob, and check sims. over dj thorpe. bears second straight loss. they're now 4 and 2 for the season. >>> cal band in the kpix newsroom must mean it's the big game. the bears trying to take home the ax for the first time in 10 years tomorrow, and the man who may have a hand in it is cal linebacker evan weaver. what do you have to say about that cardinal head coach david shaw? >> first of all we hope weaver misses the bus. that's the first thing. we hope he misses the bus and the coaching staff gets mad at him and maybe sits him for half or three quarters. he's the best linebacker we've seen all year. >>> hey, we're ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals

welcome tonight clint weeks old c.w. live claiming. this is news these are our top stories australian authorities. a warning that sydney and surrounding areas are facing a catastrophic bushfire threat the states of new south wales and queensland have declared a state of emergency at least 3 people have already been killed and thousands forced to flee their homes. mexico says it has granted asylum to bolivian ex-president evil moralities resigned from office on sunday following weeks of protests.

pete: clint lorance a brand new platoon leader in afghanistan.ers on motorcycle. three men on motorcycles approach his platoon not with a politic second to decide. brian: they did not stop. pete: they did not stop when told to stop. split second clint lorance orders his men to fire on the motorcycle. he is charged with murder because there is no weapons found on those individuals. later on through forensics they identify at these two of these guys were taliban bomb makers. ainsley: isn't motorcycle considered. >> it's a tactic the taliban had used to run at platoons, get close, blow yourself up and kill americans. they are still use it's today. in fact the platoon leader in that area was killed months later by the same tactic. even though they have more evidence the army has squashed it. he is leavenworth. the president reviewing that case and matt golsteyn case we knew that was under active review. in this case again killing the enemy on the battlefield, someone who with american blood on their hands. he had been cleared by the army once already

clint is a former fbi special agent. he's the author offb messing wi the enemy, surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians, and fake news. while the ranking member of the intel committee now faces serious questions, the white own defenses its once again aboutut the presidens involvement in the pressure campaign against ukraine. new reports say that a confidential review by the white house counsel's office only launched because of the congressional impeachment inquirynl turned up hundreds of documents revealing considerable effort to find justification for withholding military aid to ukraine. all of thesein questions coming after the q president had alrea ordered the moneyen to be withhd the month prior. "the washington post" reports three people familiar with the record say acting white house chief of staff, this man, mick mulvaney, e-mailed the acting office of management and budget director in early august for an update on the legal rationale forle withholding the aid and h muchld longer it coul

back to the nba, rockets, clint with a steel. you make the call, did he travel? >> yes but they all do. >> they all do. >> how many steps did he take? >> one, two, three, four. >> four steps, no call. it could've made the difference because houston beat washington 159-158. >> that is a huge fish. >>> the catch of the day goes to 3-year-old back him. proudly showing it off. it is a bluegill. >> that's a keeper. >> it wasn't a keeper. he gave it back. this picture taken in illinois as the catch of the day has gone national. and you see that fishing pole? that is a lightning mcqueen fishing pole. >> nice. >> and carol said that photo, proud of her great-nephew. you think you can do better? send your fishing pictures to catch of the day at kpix.com. >> lightning mcqueen fishing pole. >> i love it. thank you. >>> cbs evening news is next. >> norah o'donnell joins us to preview. >> reporter: tonight on the cbs evening news, decades after they were vilified for taking a stand for justice, two american olympians are honored. we've got their story and more tonight on the

laura: hillary clint asking questions about motion election interference in the u.k. now, royal history is being made in communist cuba. the king and queen of spain have begun an official visit to the isnd, the first time that has ever happened. the trip coincides with ave 500h anary of the founding of havana, and is cuba's relations with washington, which improved under president obama, turned sour once again. from hana, will grant reports. will: it is a busy heavy with historic symbolism. when king felipe stepped off the plane with queen letizia, he became the first spanish king to make an official visit to cuba. the upcoming 500th anniversary of havana seemed like a good opportunity to the communist-run government to show them the island which christopher columbus once described as the most beautiful land ever seen. for years, havana has been slowly restoringts splendid architecture, and the govern snt is keen tow its best face to the spanish royals. among thos the trip is the man responsible for havana's preservation. >> we will luminate the land at the top of the

scott eastwood sharing video of the flames, saying this about his famous dad, clint. security told us to evacuate the studio but my 89-year-old father said, no, we're good there's work to be done. that sentiment shared by firefighters who quickly managed to maintain and stop the fire's forward progress, saving the day in hollywood steve patterson, nbc news, the hollywood hills. >>> the impeachment inquiry will come to life on television screens this week with the first round of public testimony set to begin wednesday. acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor and assistant secretary of state george kent will go first. they've delivered explosive testimony already behind closed doors. president trump is in new york city this morning to speak at the veterans day he's the first president to do so he's being urged to keep po latest from d.c. >> reporter: three people are set to testify in public hearings this week william taylor and deputy assistant secretary of state george kent on wednesday former ukraine ambassador appears on friday, marie yovanovich >> i've nev

clint lawrence was released from prison last night, six years after he was convicted of second degreeurder. navy seal eddie gallagher will have the rank of chief petty officer restored after being convicted of posing with a photo with a dead islamic state fighter. lucas tomlinson with more from washington. >> reporter: the army opened up a murder investigation after major goldstein after an interview with brett bar behr in 2016. >> did you find the suspected taliban bomb maker. >> we did capture a a fighter and then id material, weapons, we recovered radios, small radios that the taliban were using, so quite a bit of material. >> at the time, you think this is the guy? >> yeah, absolutely. >> did you kill the taliban bomb maker? >> yes. >> reporter: another army officer, clint lawrence, was freed last night from prison after also receiving a pardon from president trump. as you mentioned, lawrence had been serving six years of a 19 year sentence for second degree murder in afghanistan. after allegedly ordering his forces to open fire, killing two men on motorcycles. president trump als

clint, what does that tell you, if anything? >> yeah. at this point they've identified the shooter it seems like and they're either closing in or have it contained, the situation contained. it is worrisome, and i think as soon as they can narrow down or make sure this person's been apprehended. to understand the motivations of the shooter. when you hear the description even though we don't have many details, but someone dressed in all black going into a high school, that immediately harkens back to columbine, some of the other real tragedies we've had in this country. they will then expand out the investigation. it ideologically motivated or -- and then what's the social media presence or connection? so if it's more ideologically motivated you tend to worry about other connections to other people, maybe being part of it. if it's individually motivated, you're also worried about inspiration, meaning that a contagion can take over. and we've seen thyme and again with these shootings where one shooting sort of inspires someone else to event

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man in afghanistan he claimed was a taliban bomb maker was also a former army army 1st lieutenant clint lawrence who was convicted of 2nd degree murder back in 2013 for ordering his soldiers to open fire on 3 unarmed afghanistan villagers and then according to the new york times called him false reports over the radio to cover up what had happened he was a mediately turned in by his own men and finally trump reinstated the rank of cheap petty officer edward gallagher the controversial navy seal who was recently acquitted of murdering an islamic state detainees but but ended up being convicted of the crime of posing for pictures with a corpse yes with a corpse and selfies with an enemy corpse what a lovely trilogy of people in response to trump's pardons heena shams the director of the a.c.l.u.'s national security project tweeted with his use of his powers trump has sent a clear message of disrespect for law morality the military justice system and those in the military who abide by the laws of war i would include the victims of these crimes but have no illusions he trump cares for them

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