and he said, corey, there's something wrong with corey. somebody found her in blood. no! no, she's fine. i talked to her yesterday. everything's fine. >> reporter: still, she drove back to jacksonville beach, straight to the police station, just to make sure. did it finally register at the police station eventually? >> i went into a room with a detective. they did confirm that she was found in her home dead. i kept thinking, something happened to her heart. i don't know why i kept going back to that in my mind. i don't know why. >> reporter: tiffany zienta who had been out with corey two nights earlier, was finishing her bartender shift when a customer broke the news to her. >> i had this feeling kind of wash over me. and called aymee. and asked her if it was true. and she said it was. >> reporter: detectives on the scene, meanwhile, were busy talking to corey's neighbors and sizing up the layout and location of her apartment. that in itself was a red flag. my first time here at first glance doesn't necessarily feel like the safest situation for a young woman living i

corey lewandowski is here. corey, you've been talking to the president. this has been something that's been a huge problem his entire time in the white house. >> corey: what you have seen from this administration and from jeff sessions, chief of staff general kelly, it is time to put a stop to it. the leaks that are the most troubling to the administration are not the personal leaks, the backbiting that takes place but the intelligence community leaks which is information being shared in the small audience which is finding its way into the public domain. the concern is the classification of the information and how it's being disseminated. if you look at what jim comey did, he publicly admitted he gave out information to a friendly associates, a college professor. he knew it was going to get the general public. it cannot be perpetuated. they are going to crackdown. >> kat: eboni, what do you think? i understand that the leaks create a serious environment where there is no trust. >> eboni: i want to go back to corey's points. the comey thing is not what you

corey: sure. , i am chiefn executive of the city club and we are enjoying a forum with corey lewandowski, former campaign manager for president donald j. trump. we are about to begin the audience q&a and we welcome questions from everyone. if you would like to tweet a question, please tweet it @cityclub. our staff will work it into the program. your questions should be brief and to the point. holding our microphones today are our director of programming and our content coordinator. may we have our first question, please? >> thank you for coming today and sharing your experiences. they have been fascinating. last night, i was listening to a radio broadcast, and they played clips from president clinton, president obama, harry reid, and president trump. they all stated the same security concerns about immigration. they all stated the same economic importance of immigration. and yet, president trump has been excoriated for saying the same thing his predecessors have. how is it possible that people can switch positions, and you talked about the american public -- do they have such a short mem

corey booker had a press conference today and there is a bit of a ruckus. some people told pot advocates was taken away in handcuffs. >> what's wrong with you? >> don't you know the law? are you ignorant? how ignorant are you? >> the debate is just getting started. booker has taken it beyond the state lines, beyond place where we already have legal medical marijuana. he would not answer a simple question, is this law going to lead to people smoking up on the street corners in mainstreet america? he wants to make it about law-enforcement revenue. we all know the hidden agenda behind it. i'm in a bring in ashley johnson who was there today. >> senator corey booker was in town to push marijuana legalization. before he got there the police had to step in. >> what's wrong with you? the police arrested a man after he dropped medical marijuana. he was taken away in an ambulance. shortly after, booker arrived into the attention to recreational marijuana. the senators marijuana justice act would make ganja, pot, mary jane, lighting up a joint legal at the federal le

corey: you raise a very good question. to articulate that point, i want to take you back to an executive order that president trump issued, that a district court judge put a stay on. that particular executive order on banning individuals from coming into our country was the prerogative of the president, the same executive order that barack obama used, the same george w. bush to use, the same george h.w. bush use, all the way back to world war ii. it was never a challenge to the executive authority under the particular statute until donald trump implemented it. i think, when you look at what the supreme court, the highest court in our land, in a 9-0 decision -- 9-0 never happens. ruth bader ginsburg and roberts -- and scalia, or ruth bader ginsburg and roberts don't agree on many things. but they agree that the president has a legal authority to issue that executive order and overrule all other judges. to your exact point, the narrative that donald trump is doing that is so egregious and so anti-american is one that the mai

corey: i don't make one dime. not a dime. >> my question is that your previous employer is opposed donald trump while he was running for president, and has not been a supporter at all. part one. roger stone, i happened to see the documentary about him. corey: you are the only one. >> he says the people are so stupid they see somebody on television, -- [indiscernible] irrelevant of the fact of what they are saying or not saying, it is the lower educated people, the average worker, who will vote for donald trump. supportive of donald trump since 1986 onward. how do you justify that statement, the people who elected him, he is calling them the lowest common denominator that will elect donald trump? corey: the first part of your question, you are right. individuals from the coke political operation -- coch political operation did not trump political campaign. i guess their influence didn't have a material outcome on the election. i will never justify anything roger stone has to say. roger stone only speaks for roger s

corey: let me say this. i think nobody other than the 44 occupants of that office can tell you what it is like to be the president of the united states. it must be a very, very, very difficult job for anybody. the president remains upbeat and hopeful. i also think he is a bit disappointed in the lack of progress he has been able to achieve. because as a business executive, you can traditionally make a decision and move forward, and that decision is going to be implemented. with the government it is more difficult. with all due respect to the president and his team that came with him, the top seven or eight individuals who came to the administration, had never in their lives, until the day they took office, had a .gov email address. they were all outsiders. from kellyanne conway to steve bannon, write down the list. it doesn't matter who it is. jared kushner, a vodka trump. never had a .gov email. there was a learning curve. i think he is a very optimistic person. i think he continues to be optimistic. i thin

corey is an intellectual, he brings ideas to the table. they'll be shaped by what we think is integrated good. >> we could debate corey booker's statement all day long. tweet mia at bill spadea and tweet me at the show at chasing news. his corey booker just grabbed another headline to launch his presidential campaign in 2020? here are the headlines we're chasing. >> the entire membership of the presidential committee on the arts and humanities including actor kal penn has resigned. sixteen and 17 committee members cited tron's comments blaming both sides of for the deadly violence last weekend. the resignation comes after the business council following similar resignations. present trump left his golf retreat to meet with others that came david. it will focus on national security, the border, the military. the u.s. lawsuit says that nestlÉ's springs is just common ground water. nestlÉ's water north america as bottling water that doesn't meet the fda definition of spring water. his is the labels are deceptive. a company spokesman says the r

mauk is corey's father. >> he was just blown away.dn't know how to react. >> reporter: corey who declined to be interviewed, told his father he remembered the night very differently and he and morris had consensual sex. >> would i ever think that my son would be involved in sexual assault? absolutely not. >> reporter: the university initially dismissed the charges against corey in a noncriminal hearing but weeks later reversed that ruling finding him responsible. but after that, a local court said the school improperly shifted the burden of proof. no charges were brought. but by then c.d. says the damage had been done. >> you're labeled a rapist. you can't go to parties. you can't be with any one of the opposite sex. >> all the court documents are in here. >> reporter: molly feels damage, too. still maintaining she could not have consented and that it was rape. >> life after the assault is not even close to being what it could have been. >> reporter: armand premjee and the usc student are another reminder that fun night out can get ou

>> corey? >> we have a lot of week republicans who are refusing to stand-up for conservative america, for conservative values and people who don't want to see historical monuments removed. the left is doing a very good job trying to conflate neono neo-nazi's with conservatives. >> there's long been a debate and nonviolent about the place for confederate statues. that's not where this is anymore. this is now -- there are people there shouting jews will not replace us. you condemn that, right? >> absolutely. everybody condemns that. that's not the issue here. the issue is you have the violent left and, by the way, kate no democratic -- >> what about the violent right? >> everybody has been talking act the right. >> no, no, no. >> everybody is talking the violent left antifa who are equally to blame for the violence that occurred in charlottesville. >> you think there's a moral equivalence between a neo-nazi and anyone else? >> i'm not making an equivalence to anybody -- >> do you think anybody in

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that was former trump campaign manager corey li lewandowski against the consumer financial protectionu, they protect you and me. >> it was created in the wake of the financial crisis. one of my favorite. >> you're a nerd. >> i am a nerd. why does the agency find itself in the cross-hairs of president trump and his administration? i like the agency. it protects against bad things that happen. >> you have a favorite agency. >> i do. let's look at what the consumer financial protection bureau does. >> how did they get mvp? >> the consumer financial protection bureau or cfpb for short is the brainchild of elizabeth warren. now a senator for massachusetts she was still a harvard professor and a consumer advocate when the financial crisis hit. >> you write a new set of rules that ultimately are written to benefit families across the country, to buy some prosperity, some opportunity. >> in response, she called for the creation of a federal watchdog to protect consumers from the worst abuses of the financial industry, and to that end she found an ally in president obama. >> these reforms have

second quarter, corey clemons, gets into the six. eight play 67-yard drive. first round draft pick derek barnett. eagles win 20-16. jeff skversky is live with the post game report. jeff? >> eagle coach doug pederson was not happy with the starting offense. can't blame him. he left carson wentz and company out there for series. they had alshon jefferys, but clearly not good enough for the team. no one is worried one bit. >> definitely not where we want to be but no doubts. we have the right guys. we have the right team. we have to put it together. >> i want today get carson and the offence going and feel the feel of the game before taking them out. it's tough sometimes. these guys are professionals. they have to go execute and play. you know, something to look at and evaluate it. >> every eagle players tells me they are not concerned about the offence. they have special player and the guys to do it. they'll do a little more game planning for next week's game against the dolphins and carson wentz and the starting offense should see the entire half of football t

good morning, corey. abby: hey, corey. >> good morning.orth korea has decided not to launch any missiles towards guam this week. that after kim jong un met with his top military officials yesterday and they essentially, corey said, you can't win so now it sounds like in the face of the tough rhetoric of the president last week, talking about fire and fury and locked and loaded, north korea is backing down. >> well, lock, i'm not surprised by this at all. what we have seen from previous administrations for 30 years is trying to coddle north korea. trying to work with them. what this president said was you don't want to mess with me. he is a man of business. he and general mattis, the secretary of defense was very clear. if north korea launches a missile at us, general mattis said it will be a declaration of war. and we are the world's greatest super power. the president of the united states was very clear that if north korea tries to do something against the united states, he will react swiftly decisively and it will be complete annihilatio

you heard what i had to say about senator corey booker. i thought the same thing as a senator chuck schumer and andrew cuomo, they politicize this almost immediately. >> i can speak for myself, and i did speak for myself. i sent out tweets and i condemned president trump for not calling out white supremacist, the ku klux klan, and neo-nazi is him as inherently evil and have no place in america. >> now, he did the day after. >> no, he did not. >> here's what i need to understand, why was this an anti- trump issue at all? why is that what you're hung on? the president came out said there is evil in both sides. front doors on both sides. wasn't this a case of two sides? >> here's the point. this was a white supremacist rally. neo-nazi. people holding up nazi plagues and signs that said jews are satan children. they are terrible people and they are sent they are there to rally to make america great again and do it donald trump was elected to do. donald trump needs to cannot say these people do not speak for the republican party. >> your republ

it's time -- he has corey lewandowski at the head of his pack. i've had run-ins with corey.ccain, i wouldn't want him on my back side. it's time for the president to make sure people -- senators understand that there's something -- there's a price to pay when you go against him. >> you want him to take out jeff flake? >> john mccain has faced tougher foes than corey lewandowski. >> jeff flake is the one? >> i'm not sure who is it. corey and the pack are thinking about this. the white house is thinking about this. there is no price to pay if you are against the president. we expected him to get respect and command respect from congress. it hasn't happened. it's time to make someone pay a price. >> this is what roger stone has been calling for, have a scalp. >> i didn't expect it to blow you away. >> what does this mean? it means that if he doesn't get the wall, then he's going to blame someone else. if he doesn't get infrastructure, he will blame someone else. if he doesn't get tax reform, he will blame someone else. he can blame it on congress because of all things he can't

. >> this is 19-year-old corey howard.shot listed as her from the meek lynn burg county jail is not. the same woman in that mug shot arrested again monday this time booked under the name tania jones. >> once they pulled up the picture and seen who it was, they was like, that's tania. that's what i've been telling you. >> reporter: for the past nine months, corey howard says she's had warrants out for her arrest after her friend tania jones used her name and birthday multiple times at the county jail when she was arrested. >> i think she realized what it was going to do but she didn't care. it made it very hard for me to get jobs, sign up for school, try and move ahead in life. sign up for school. trying to get interview to get places. i'll get the interview, i'll do really well. once my background check, yeah, we're not going to hire you. >> employees not allowing the really corey howard to explain she has squeaky clean criminal record. ask suspects for identification when they're arrested. but the all the l ultimate way t

corey lewandowski is super passionate about the man running the consumer financial protection bureau, but denies having any client pushing that interest. well, you guess what thing 2 is? that's in 60 seconds. >>> corey lewandowski denied a business client is behind his passionate call to fire the head of the consumer financial protection bureau, richard cordray. but of course vocal opponent of cordray is paying lewandowski tens of thousands of dollars. among the first clients of lewandowski's strategic advisers is community choice financial. high pay lenders have fought to limit loan practices that consumer advocates have called abusive. community choice financial's chief executive once referred to the bureau as the great darth vader of the federal government. so i will just leave this right here. >> it's my recommendation to the president of the united states to fire richard cordray. >> i have to ask this, considering you brought this up. do you have any business interests here? do you have a client that wants to see this happen? >> no, no. i have no clients whatsoever. >>> the boy s

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her fiance at the time, corey, he was working or it too.roducer said, hey, let's surprise them with a wedding. so the lighting crew set all this up. here comes the bride. and there's the groom in the hat. they get on the back of this truck. they're slowly lifted up. guess what. corey's roommate happens to be ordained so he is able to really marry them. gets the ring from the ring bearer. they exchange vows. >> in sickness and in health, in grace at all times. >> i do. >> they kiss. >> you may kiss the bride. >> my favorite part of this wedding and christian is going to be so sorry she missed it is the tossing of the bouquet. >>> now, this ring bearer is going to win the adorable award. because he comes to the door to ask this woman a very important question. that little boy is elijah macdonald. he's a neighbor. she adores him. she being caroline or as they call her carrie. >> wait, what? >> will you marry me? >> oh, nice move. >> that is alex. they've been together seven years but he went to her dad saying i'm going to propose. her dad help

we've heard a couple of names, corey booker, bernie sanders, you wrote a column about another democratic contender >> one name to watch and a lot of folks are keeping an eye on is senator al frank ken from minnesota. it he's not going to run but that's something when all remembers of congress say when they're contemplating. he's gone after some of his nominees as they've come before congress's he's become one of the more out spoken members of the democrat party when it comes to president trump wants to do and oh top of all of that. he wrote a book. it's not the type of book that other politicians write. it's a funny book. and, you know, but even still, it's something that you look at and you say, that's kind of interesting, i wonder if there's something a little bit more of a long r long-term strategy category 3 on here. >>> you mention al frank ken, here's a guy was an international figure being on the saturday night live. he had to confront that on the campaign trail. he had the long recount. what he did after inaugust great add he stayed in minnesota, didn't do national interviews, ab

>> marilynne, your our giles corey expert. she will tell you it probably wasn't howard street, but do you want to speak about giles? >> i wrote an article about this for a jegenealogical magazine. it is somewhere near the jail or in the jail yard because that big building i think is the whole block of it, but it is outside and people are watching it. so it is not away from the public. i mean you want to make a warning to what people aren't supposed to do or this can happen to you. where the howard street burying ground is was somebody's backache raj a back acreage and there were a couple of stonewalls. you would have to go around and get into it, somebody's backyard. there was a pasture next door, it didn't have a house on it. presumably it was used for a cow or something, and it was owned by thomas proctor who -- >> putnam you mean? >> putnam, excuse me. gosh, what a difference. [ laughter ] >> thank you for that. yeah, thomas putnam whose daughters the night before the pressing had been visited by corey's ghost to remind --

. >> that was former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, of course, on "meet the press," settingls about possible business conflicts after he seemed to call for the firing of the head of the consumer protection bureau. turns out he does represent banking interests and is still getting a payout from them. and there also may be an ohio political connection. so let's get the inside scoop from nick confessore, msnbc contributor. nick, what's going on here? >> well, see, andrea, the truth here is he does have a client here. corey lewandowski exited his previously lobbying firm, saying he didn't want to be a lobbyist, but started up a new consulting firm in may, and one of his first new clients was actually a previous client from the lobbying firm, a firm called community choice financial, which is a payday lender, based in ohio. and the entire industry for payday lending is doing a lot of battle with cordray right now, and wants to see him out of the way. >> so we have issues here with lobbyists who have free access to the press and are still his friends and advisers. and some who are

. >> senator corey gardner weighing in saying we must call evil by its name.se are white you presentists and this was domestic terrorism. even chris christie a staunch trump supporter is speaking out and urging president trump to speak out on this matter. and he's getting hit from another one of his supporters and that is the former leader of the kkk, david duke. david duke said on his twitter feed that president trump meade needed to take -- needed to take a good look in the mirror and remember it was white americans who put you in this presidency, and not white americans. julie: it shows you can't make them all happy. julie: the president is dealing with the greatest international crisis next, and that's north korea. any developments on that front? reporter: he did not tweet or talk about north korea today, but he talked about it as two press availabilities yesterday. he's standing by his statements that the u.s. military is locked and loaded, ready to deal with whatever threat north korea continues to push our way. he was continuing to issue some stern warn

in colorado senator corey gardner wrote, mr. president, we must call evil by its name. these were white supremacists and that was domestic terrorism. joiningbostart. they did not think it was sufficient. on behalf of the white house are you prepared to condemn the racists, nazis and alt-right marchers? >> yeah, absolutely i am, jake. let me start by thanking you here and taking a moment to pass my condolences and the white house's deepest condolences to the family and friends of the woman who was tragically killed yesterday and to the family and friends and fellow servicemen that serve would the two police officers who died responding to this terrible violence yesterday. that needs to be said to put this into context. this wasn't just some fighting. this turned into an unacceptable degree of violence and ended in the most tragic way possible. we have two police officers dead. part of the core backbone and we all weep and pray for them and sometimes these losses aren't noted enough in this political hyperbole and we have a young woman that passed away and others critical

>> what's your view of corey lewandowski's place in the washington ecosystem?l. >> his access is real. he has a relationship with the president and he's able to sort of figure out his way into these situations to help out his clients. it's a great piece. everyone should go read it. the question i have is whether general kelly, john kelly, the new white house chief of staff is the biggest threat to this bigs model because he's trying to bring order to the policy process. there are now memos detailing how policy is supposed to be created, how it's debated internally. kelly has can you tell off a lot of the phone calls that come into the president. he's screening people before they have access to the president personally. and that's threatening the very business that these folks are doing. >> and very quickly, rick sentencing el, can any of these lobbyists have any success if the agencies that are then supposed to implement the policy don't have anyone to do it. >> they have nobody to lobby. that's very funny. you know, what's happening is trump is not draining th

it was a good night for corey clement, scored a touchdo he went 44-yards on eight carry jamie apody caughthe game. >> he you scored in your hometown. >> there was a lot going through my head. i saw aguilar. i charged behind either way i'm falling into the endzone. it's here. >> does it live up to the way it played out in your dreams? >> way more than that. probably ten times better than i expected. >> still ahead what a turn around for james franklin. the penn state coach is getting paid. details on his contract next. ♪ ♪ >> the world series tomorrow on "6abc"." mid atlantic lakes. it will be a good form, though. you know the worm, right? ferrell stadium packed with families for a night of fun. the chester county sheriff's office hosted a cruise night. visitors checked out muscle cars an antique rides. the canine unit put on quite a show of force for the young and old. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." for cecily tynan ducis rogers and the "action news" team, i'm jim gardner have a and a good weekend. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" would like to thank the people waiting in line to

corey booker tweeted -- civil rights leaders, reverend jesse jackson tweeted this.ing, philadelphia police are searching for clues in the shooting that left a man critically injured. the 20-year-old man was shot in the stomach on the 45th hundred block of marvine street in the city's logan section. >>> a well dressed thief pulled off an armed robbery at the jewelry store on the main line. we have clear pictures of the suspect. this happened tuesday evening at the bernie robins store in villanova. you can see the suspect pretending to be a customer as the clerk shows him several watches. he pulls out a gun and helps himself to several rolexes in the case. here's a closeup of his face, if you know who he is, call police. >> kings queens and other government leaders are attending a service for the victims of last thursday astles terror attacks. yesterday the king and queen laid a wreath at the site where a van ran through a crowd. spanish police put up dozens of road blocks across the northeastern section of the countries to find the driver. the 22-year-old ma -- moroc

here 20 chat about the book -- here to chat about the book and the new album, corey taylor.w. the release of the book along with your tour. there is a lot of divisiveness when you talk about politics. you are interested in politics and you love your country. there are a lot of people who sort of cast a negative eye on our political system and bad mouth it. >> very true. and i think when you get down to it. they are using those freedoms in a way to try to make their point across but not appreciating that they are living in a country where they can actually do that. it's a double-edged sword especially for people who are purportedly trying to look aught for people and hurling the curses they see flung over the wall. kennedy: when you talk about progressive millennials being snow flakes. but people on the right if you have say something negative about the president you get attacked on twitter by people who are so sensitive. there is an oversensitivity that lends itself to the negativity. >> one of the things i was trying to do in the book was finds where that came from. the thi

corey clement is giving him a run for his money. he says he's like a honda accord.miles on him. he's frustrated with his hamstring injury. >> you want to be out there showing guys what you can do front office, with your teammates, prior to the injury. now he has to get over the hump, and he will. >> speaking of performing, linebacker with an nfl preseason high requesting a trade following a cree low eight starts last season. >> is a resume. it doesn't count, but everything matters. this matters for the union tonight. bad start in sa san jose. fourth minute, san hoe day six union defenders, scoring two unanswered goals. jack elliot, his first major league soccer goal, union up 2-1 in the second half. they need the points here. they have nine more matches to go after that one. >> thank you, jeff. finally tonight, mural artists with neighbors put on their painting skills to memorialize a jazz legend in honor of john coletrain. organizers say the new mural will honor him on oxford street not far from where he lived in strawberry mansion. a dedication ceremony is schedul

people more confidence that washington is finally looking out for their interests and maybe that will corey over to future immigration debates as well. thank you guys. >> thank you all. >>> the senate finance committee held a hearing to consider president trump's nomination of david cotter to be the assistant treasury secretary for tax secretary. he answered questions about the potential tax code changes. >> now we're going to shift a little bit and we're

. >> corey clement is giving wendell smallwood a run for his money for the final running back spot onrised by clement in camp on and off the field. he compares him to a car. >> he does it all well. he reminds me of one of those old school honda athe clerk will record thaccord.you can put a ln it. you know what i'm saying? >> it's third down. i have to catch the ball out the backfield. >> zach prescott says the cowboys not the eagles will win. eagles will not play dallas for three months. >> don't tell the phillies it's pretty in california. they are 0-11 in the state of california. they are having giant problems on the west coast. last time the phillies won a game in california, this guy was clean shaven. first pitch from jarred eickhoff deep to right center. cam perkins kicks it to center, running the bases in the first. phils down two in the third. reece hoskins, three run homer, fourth home run in six games, phillies up 4-3. in the sixth, phillies score seven times a giant blow. ty kelly the pinch hit gland slam phillies up 11-4 in the sixth. that's the most in ten weeks. more spor

putnam whose daughter had been visited by corey's ghost -- no, to the ghost of his victim, jacob gooddale. he said this is only appropriate because now he is going to die too. so if they had to do this on public property near by -- because why did it at a distance? i don't think putnam would have objected. it was right there, location, location, location. >> on what's now washington street towards the train station. have be having said that -- >> it is church street. >> so the other direction. >> it is behind the jail. >> next to it. again, we are not sure about it. >> it is likely. >> it is private property. i mean i guess there are bigger questions as to what we do at proctor's ledge and it's -- i go back and say isn't it too bad it isn't the 17th century, but now it is a balancing act. the site isn't in the backyard of a neighborhood. there are also traffic problems there. having said this, what the city is doing there in addition to the memorial, will is near by parking. there will be a panel -- a historical panel put up in there. it describes there are places to park. there are a num

remember corey lewandowski, the campaign manager early on, he was fired but he continues to talk to the president and talk to him and advise him. i expect bannon is ing to continue thave some links to mr. trump himself. >> mr. an, answer me this. this attack from the outside and bannon mentions some specifics, cnn singling out a network and corporate types and rumors to be believered th believed that he's going after the president's son-in-law. won't that make a toxic environment as we go through the next few months. >> well, yes, on the outside it will, there would be much toxicity inside the west wing. steve bannon gave this quote, and he said i am going to war for donald trump against the med media, the corporate and capitol hill. he left out the people in the white house that he's going to war against. i expect breitbart -- going against hr mcmaster and gary cohn. breitbart did not touch him. they started to hit him in the last few weeks and it is only going to be turned up is one of my understanding. i expect they'll engage quickly in a campaign to remove paul ryan from the speaker

brewers closer corey knebel entered the game and recorded his 24th save of the season. taylor was back in action on wednesday in the picturesque and high altitude settings of tignes in france. at 3032 metres above sea level, there was hope that jonathan edwards' 22—year—old world record may fall but taylor missed out less than a week after claiming gold in london. the winner was the man who took silver behind him, his american compatriot will claye, who claimed first place in breezy conditions with a leading jump of 17.42 metres. high—5s all round. it looked more like skiing rather than triple jump. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. for everything else, goodbye. let's see if the weather is going to be behaving itself on thursday. looking a little mixed. there's some rain out there right now, but thursday itself is looking not too bad across the uk. there will be some sunshine around and a few showers as well, so you mightjust about need your brolly. but early in the morning, still raining across many parts of england, particula

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corey with more. >> reporter:people gathered in oakland to condemn the race fill clashes they saw on t.v., but many activists were not surprised. >> these are people with the as spir ration to do massive harm across lines. >> reporter: others say the response to the violence by president trump was unacceptable. >> if he would condemn this many sides were to blame for what happened yesterday. ♪ >> reporter: people in the south bay taking the stand against white supremacy in charlottesville. >> too many people are die requesting too many people who look like me aren't doing anything about. >> reporter: a picture carried of heather heyer killed yesterday at the rally. she says the violence must stop. >> it as to a long history of violence against people of color, against women. >> white nationalism says you have to be a white christian to be an american. we know that's not true. >> reporter: this rally organized by east san jose. >> we see white supremacy what happened in charlottesville was horrible, it was a direct attack begun our faith values. >> reporter: in nevada, 200 people gath