he now has a new chief of staff and a new director of communications, but what he can't is the sense residency in crisis, at odds with republicans in congress and still dogged by federal investigations of russia's alleged meddling in last year's election. my guest is sebastian gorka, a deputy assistant to the president on national security. where does the trump presidency go from here? sebastian gorka in washington, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. i want to begin with something you just said five days ago, you said, "the atmosphere here in the white house is absolutely wonderful. we've got a new broom sweeping through the communications shop in anthony scaramucci and we are humming along on all cylinders." plenty has happened since then. what's the atmosphere in the white house like today? fabulous. i literally just left the oval office, where we swore in general kelly as the president's new chief of staff. it was like a family gathering, great, great, great mood, lots of press interest, so we are very excited about recent developments. are you? quite interesting, this is a h

of communication. what does that mean? omarosa: my title director of communications and o.p.l. s communications director it's important we are communicating the vision the president has for the community we serve, for the constituents that we serve, and that that message is clear, concise, and thorough and that is what my job is. host: part of that involves bringing in black college presidents. you went to howard university. omarosa: i started in ohio, where i played volleyball. i was part of the rotc there and part of black radio, wchu, i started at central state and then went to howard for my masters and doctoral studies. host: what position in volleyball? omarosa: i was a setter. quarterback. [laughter] i can't imagine, even though i am tall, i have incredible jumping ability, the setter really sets the pace of the game and the strategy for how to win. that is why i love to that position. host: let me go back to the college presidents meeting with the president, some graffiti was written. one of them, welcome to the trump plantation, the overseer. what was your reaction? omar

afterjust ten days in the job, president trump fires his director of communications, anthony scaramucci. political turmoil in pakistan. after the dramatic resignation of nawaz sharif, an interim prime minster is due to be chosen. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: los angeles strikes a deal to host the summer olympics in 2028, paving the way for paris to put on the games in 202a. this chinese woman is heading overseas to get treatment to freeze her eggs, a procedure she's not allowed at home. we'll have her story. live from our studios in singapore and londond, you're watching bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm in washington where president trump's newly appointed communications director, anthony scaramucci, has been fired. he'd been in the job just ten days. it's being reported that president trump decided he should go, after a request byjohn kelly, who was sworn in on monday, as the president's new chief of staff. a former four star general, it's hoped mr kelly will bring "discipline and strength," to a white house

afterjust ten days in the job, president trump fires his director of communications, anthony scaramucci. los angeles is formally chosen to host the 2028 summer olympic games after striking a deal with paris. venezuela's president is accused of undermining democracy as the us imposes direct sanctions on nicolas maduro. and forget about just eating your food, one dc blogger has gained quite a following by taking photos first. well, it was another day of changes at the white house. this morning john kelly was sworn in as the new chief of staff replacing reince priebus, who departed on friday. then came the bombshell. anthony scaramucci, tapped as white house communications director less than two weeks ago, is leaving as well, saying he wants to give mr kelly a clean slate. the bbc‘s north america editorjon sopel has been following all the action for us. the decision came after a profanity laced tirade mr. scaramucci had last week aimed at his new colleagues. here was white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders just a short time go discussing the departure. i'm going to be brief, i'm

of beleaguered press secretary sean spicer. he walked, furious that president trump had hired anthony scaramucci as communications director. nce priebus came as little surprise after he was subject to a vicious verbal attack by incoming communications director scaramucci. but what goes around comes around. afterjust ten days into the job, mooch was front stabbed by the incoming chief of staff. the profound hope among those close to president trump is that with general kelly in charge, there'll be a fundamental change in the way this place operates. organised, disciplined, united. but we've seen this movie before. a change in personnel leading to high expectations, followed by a swift return to normal. time will tell. in the meantime, the late night comedians are making hay. the president has been very busy repealing and replacing his staff, most notably anthony scaramucci, the mooch. the mooch lasted as communications director for only ten days.

of its financial problems. hello, and welcome to bbc news. hired and fired injust 10 days — anthony scaramucci has been sacked as white house communications directory donald trump. he was dismissed shortly after president trump swore in a new chief of staff, retired generaljohn kelly, who is expected to bring more discipline to running the white house. mr scaramucci had been criticised for a crude verbal tirade aimed at his colleagues. here's our washington reporter suzanne kianpour. tonight, breaking news: forced out after just 11 days at tonight, breaking news: forced out afterjust11 days at the white house. game of thrones, house of cards, pick your drama. washington thrown into a frenzy after the new communications director is sacked. anthony scaramucci took to the podium ten days ago for the first and last time. he came in, guns blazing, promising to flip the script and shake up the white house. and he did. although his eye was on getting rid of reince priebus, it was sean spicer who was the first to 90, was sean spicer who was the first to go, resigning in protest at the man called moto2. but then some foreshadowing. one thing i cannot stand

afterjust ten days in the job, president trump fires his director of communications, anthony scaramucci. los angeles is formally chosen to host the 2028 summer olympic games after striking a deal with paris. venezuela's president is accused of undermining democracy as the us imposes direct sanctions on nicolas maduro. and sam shepard, the acclaimed actor and playwright, has died at the age of 73. well, it was another day of changes at the white house. this morning john kelly was sworn in as the new chief of staff, replacing reince priebus, who departed on friday. then came the bombshell. anthony scaramucci, tapped as white house communications director less than two weeks ago, is leaving as well, saying he wants to give mr kelly a clean slate. our north america editor, jon sopel, has been following all the action for us. i'm going to be brief, i'm going to make my remarks informal... well, he was right about that, wasn't he? it is day one on the job, and certain things are instantly clear. anthony scaramucci does not lack for self—confidence, swagger or bravado. but i love the president

the latest headlines: president trump has fired his director of communications, anthony scaramucci, afterjustngeles say they have struck a deal to host the summer olympic games in 2028. prime minister nawaz sharif was stripped of office by the supreme court last week over corruption allegations. an interim prime minister, shahid khaqan abbasi, is expected to be formally appointed on tuesday. but as fears grow about instability at the top, political rivals are seeing an opportunity, as our south asia correspondent, justin rowlatt reports. it is a cross between an election rally and a victory celebration, and it marks the greatest triumph to date of star cricketer imran khan's political career. and he is making the most of it. "we have laid the foundations of a new pakistan," he tells the crowd. khan led the campaign to bring corruption charges against former prime minister, nawaz sharif, and now he has got the interim prime minister and sharif‘s brother, his chosen successor, in his sights. the plan is to use the same tactic used with the former pm. he's bringing actions in pakistan's supreme

i am will roger, director of policy communications at the american farm bureau federation. today negotiators from three member states of nafta will begin renegotiating a treaty that is more than 20 years old. much is at stake particularly for agriculture. we have with us the three heads of the largest farm organizations in canada, mexico and the united states. the president of the american farm bureau federation, ron bonnett, president of the

with me isjoel kibazo who's fti managing former director of communications for african development bankgood to see you. we start with the financial times. this is largely being attributed as net migration falls in the uk due to the brexit effect. yes. in many ways some would say this is the week in which the brexit chickens are coming home to roost. in this particular story, they are talking about the financial times, my old newspaper. there is a question about what is the status of eu workers. are they here permanently? will they get their rights observed? and because of that uncertainty, many have decided to leave. so you find that from 80 european countries, 59% have decided to leave and see us either go back home go to other countries. this has an effect. that's right, on business. because of course business is very concerned because the uk is very much a service economy. and therefore, those people who work in services, yet the restaurants and many other services, they can no longer get staff to be working in those businesses, so that's why employers are concerned. what this will b

afterjust ten days in the job, president trump fires his director of communications, anthony scaramuccial to host the summer olympic games in 2028. venezuela's president is accused of undermining democracy as the us imposes direct sanctions on nicolas maduro. and sam shepard, the acclaimed actor and playwright, has died at the age of 73.

now, this source adds that chief strategist steve bannon favors restructuring the director of communications role. so it is not clear that miller would necessarily have the communications director title. it is also not clear whether steve bannon has floated this idea with chief of staff john kelly. although the fact that we're talking about it right now would indicate that it is being floated, at least in a public way now. let's remind our viewers who stephen miller is. we saw him just this past week in talk about the white house's support of new limits on legal immigration. you may remember back at the very beginning of the president's term, stephen miller was instrumental in the planning of and the communicating about, explaining and trying to sell what many considered to be the disastrous rollout of the white house's first travel ban. that was the travel ban that would have limited travel from seven countries. miller often was tasked with not only explaining that, communicating it to the public, he went on the sunday show, made the rounds. he often used an argument that many people raised

with me isjonathan charles, who is director of communications at the european bank for reconstructionou reading the autocue? were you reading the autocue7|i were you reading the autocue? i was, just out of interest. a little bit about wayne rooney, actually. this is what retirement feels like. on the front page of the guardian, the un weighing into the racism row in america. whether trump has not is another matter. this is a un committee which says there are things to worry about and interestingly enough the guardian makes the point that this type of warning was last issued to pakistan and burundi —— kyrgistan and burundi. wheni and burundi —— kyrgistan and burundi. when i travel to the united states for work and spend a lot of time in america, i think divisions have always been there. i think all that we have seen in the last few weeks is that they have been highlighted. do you think they have been muted for quite awhile, as well? when obama got into the white house, everyone thought america was turning a corner and actually a lot of americans i speak to feel that racism at worst whe

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of beleaguered press secretary, sean spicer. he walked, furious that president trump had hired anthony scaramucci as communications director. ebus came as little surprise after he was subject to a vicious verbal attack by incoming communications director scaramucci. but what goes around comes around. after just ten days into the job, mooch was front stabbed by the incoming chief of staff. the profound hope among those close to president trump is that with general kelly in charge there will be a fundamental change in the way this place operates. 0rganised, disciplined, united. but we've seen this movie before. a change in personnel leading to high expectations, followed by a swift return to normal. time will tell. in the meantime, the late night comedians are making hay. the president has been very busy repealing and replacing his staff, most notably anthony scaramucci, the mooch. the mooch lasted as communications director for only ten days. then he left us with nothing but memories, like a bunch of weird moves. # macarena. # hey, scaramucci. what? but some things are still refreshingly familiar. donald trump tweeting a shor

of beleaguered press secretary sean spicer. he walked, furious that president trump had hired anthony scaramucci as communications director. as little surprise after he was subject to a vicious verbal attack by incoming communications director scaramucci. but what goes around comes around. afterjust ten days into the job, the mooch was front stabbed by the incoming chief of staff. an easy kill for the former a—star marine general. the profound hope among those close to president trump is that with general kelly in charge, there will be a fundamental change in the way this place operates. organised, disciplined, united. but we've seen this movie before. a change in personnel leading to high expectations followed by a swift return to normal. time will tell. but in the meantime the late—night comedians are making hay. the president has been very busy repealing and replacing his staff, most notably anthony scaramucci, the mooch. the mooch! lated as communications director for only ten days! and he left us with nothing but memories, like a bunch of weird moves. # macarena! # hey, scaramucci! but some things are still refreshing

he says he wants to reports of turmoil in his administration after he fired his. a communications director in six months trump said there was no white house kael since following the sacking of anthony scaramucci. who was in the job just eleven days nine senior members of the executive branch and the trumpet ministration have quits being fired in the last six months? erected ten iva compared with previous administrations without man sitting next to you donald trump is general john kelly is reborn in as the new chief of staff and he is supposed to be. bringing some order it to the white house let's go to washington now a correspondent galaga family his that gotta get. iran's previous shows spy satellite fled the now anthony scaramucci and they'll as said short stints at the white house and they have now all gone and general john kelly. is supposed to be at bringing some order getting things in line how i've been. fighting against each other engage in a sort of power struggle inside this still west wing as you mentioned this cost very many. our personalities their jobs though so far this admi

several directors of communication. he has no one else left to blame. sarah: they're beginning to collect their will friday. authorities have yet to confirm information but the reports say he was one of five men shot down by police in the seaside resort town. spanish authorities have arrested a fourth suspect in connection to the barcelona attack. the two incidents have left 14 people dead and more than 130 injured. the people of barcelona have been paying tribute to the victims. >> first, there was silence and time to reflect. next came the applause. [applause] spain's prime minister joins thousands of people in barcelona's main square, a chance for them to honor the victims of yet another terror attack to hate europe. spontaneously, this. "i and not afraid," they chanted. this is the start of three days of national mourning. but it is not just for spain. the dead and injured came from 34 countries, from all corners of the world. now, the heavily armed police are mixed in with tourists. another city to terms with extremist violence. >> my familily are i

his new chief of staff will bring discipline to the white house, following the sacking of communications director anthony scaramucci. there's a second day of trouble at the mount prison in hertfordshire, with armed prisoners understood to have taken over a wing. the trauma unit at oxford'sjohn radcliffe hospital is to close for up to a year after the building was found to be a fire risk. and in the next hour: the man who drifted miles out to sea in a toy dinghy is rescued by a rnli crew. what are you doing out here? it comes as the charity launches a water safety campaign this month — the busiest for its lifeboat crews. the piece hall in halifax has re—opened today following a £19 million makeover. british gas will increase electricity prices by 12.5% in september, a move which will affect more than three million customers. its parent company centrica said the price rise is a because of the increasing cost of transmitting energy to people's homes, and government environmental policies. the government has indicated that it may still legislate to impose a cap on energy prices. our business correspo

a picture here, we have seen the chief of staff, the deputy chief of staff, a handful of communications directors, press secretary, national security adviser leave in the first six months of the administration. can you tell us why there has been all this turbulence? all those things together, what is going on? >> we are continuing to focus on the president's agenda. we are going to have staff changes. we let you guys know what may happen. what matters to us are not the jobs within this building but the ones outside. that is why the president has been so focused on growing jobs. we have created over one million new jobs since he took office, the lowest unemployment in the last 16 years, consumer confidence at an all-time high. we are focused on creating a strong economy and growing jobs outside this building, not focused on the ones within. announcer: you can watch this entire white house briefing with sarah huckabee sanders at our website. go to q-and-a.org. -- go to c-span.org. announcer: c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning,

bring discipline to his administration, following the sacking of anthony scaramucci as director of communicationser less than ten days in office. the government says a disturbance at the mount prison in hertfordshire has now been ‘resolved', after a riot squad was sent to restore order. the trauma unit of a hospital in oxford has been closed for a year after it failed fire safety tests ordered in the aftermath of the grenfell tower disaster. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. after centrica announced a 12.5% increase in electricity prices, we'll be asking moneybox's paul lewis if switching is the answer, and if smart meters could be behind the price hike. we're live at the opera — where a memorial performance of verdi's requiem is being held in memory of the grenfell tower victims. and we'll be celebrating all things yorkshire, as halifax's refurbished piece hall re—opens, appropriately, on yorkshire day. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh feris.

anthony scaramucci — trump‘s new director of communications — and a bit of a loose cannon.deeply flawed‘ — but it passed with overwhelming support. and this leaves us with the attorney generaljeff sessions, who has been publicly mocked and disparaged by trump. he‘s had a call from general kelly to say that his job is safe. we can speak now to lance price, a writer and commentator and former labour director of communications under tony blair. leslie vinjamuri is from the us, and is a political commentator and academic. and in washington is clarkjudge, a former speech writer for republican president ronald reagan. lamps, iwill lamps, i will start with you, as a former director of communications, how would you deal with somebody like donald trump? the problem with donald trump is, in essence, he is his own director of communications and communicate in a way which is entirely his own, completely unprecedented, and is impossible, it seems, to discipline. people have tried. thejob of his seems, to discipline. people have tried. the job of his communications staff seems to be, mos

has a brand new interim communications director, she's going to take over until the president finds a permanent replacement for anthony scaramucci. she's currently the director ofcations. she was the spokesperson during the presidential campaign. >>> have you kenye, spilling the beyonce on one of their favorite karaoke sessions. here's a hint, it involves someone from the white house. any guesses, jim? >> who's kim? >> i forget. of he doesn't like to say kardashian. we'll be right back everybody. . >>> kim kardashian is spilling the beyonce about her one only karaoke session apparently included former president barack obama. kardashian told the hollywood reporter, she was too nervous to pick up the mic, so she didn't sing. she said the former president sang in the session, which which youeded kenye west, serena williams and about 15 other, kim did not elaborate but said the singing session happened at a dinner in san francisco for a fund-raiser for the dnc. i know you're excited to hear that. he's not a fan of the kardashian. >> boycott. the singer song writer is one of high profile hollywood figures being recognized. he's not happy with what's going on right n

now, this source adds that chief strategist steve bannon favors restructuring the director of communications is not clear that miller would necessarily have the communications director title. it is also not clear whether steve bannon has floated this idea with chief of staff john kelly. although the fact that we're talking about it right now would indicate that it is being floated, at least in a public way

among them, the press spokesman and director of communications, the white house chief of staff.nnon, is out the door. some may speculate that perhaps the era of chaos is coming to an end, but donald trump remains his own man. as we have seen this week in his comments about events last week in charlottesville, virginia. there is enough to keep you busy in this story for weeks and months ahead. thank you. in many ways the life of sir bruce forsyth is the life of tv light entertainment in britain. actor, singer, dancer, musician and of course tv presenter and game show host. the list of his talents was matched by the ease with which he displayed them. his death at the age of 89 arguably brings to a close the golden era of television. # nursie, when i look at you, # my heart goes shooby—do # nursie, nursie, i'm getting worsie # what am i gonna do?# isaid, well i want to become a star and buy my mum a fur coat. i used to go and see the fred astaire films, or any film that had dancing in it. and i'd be intrigued by the dancing, and i'd come home and dance away for sometimes hours, in

bring discipline to his administration, following the sacking of anthony scaramucci as director of communications ten days in office. mr scaramucci was dismissed last night — just hours after the appointment of generaljohn kelly — for what officials described as his "inappropriate" comments in a magazine interview. he's the third trump appointee to leave his role in recent days. richard lister reports. my start date is going to be in a couple of weeks, so it is 100% totally cleansed and clean. anthony scaramucci never made it to the official start state, the white house decided what had to be cleansed was him. why? look at his comments to the new yorker magazine where he said of the then white house chief of staff... but as it turned out, not for much longer, a victim of a vicious political culture he had spoken out to the bbc. one of the things i cannot stand about this town is the backstabbing that goes on here, where right grow up, in my neighbourhood, we are front—stabbers. this is the man who helped to wield the knife, the new chief of staff, john kelly, the first retired general in the post

another is it was the day where the new director of communications left ten days after being hired, severalbefore he actually had taken up the job formally. the new york post put it this way, drawing comparisons with the survivor television programme. making the general point that this perhaps is a chaotic situation. we can speak to a conservative political commentator from dallas, host on the digital tv network the blaze. great to have you on the programme. thank you for having me. when you look at what happened yesterday in the white house and over the last week, is that what you voted for? difficult to say. part of me wants to trust what trump says over twitter. when he said it was a great day in the white house. part of me also once to commend him for getting anthony scurry —— part of me also would like to commend him for getting rid of the press secretary. maybe they are putting things into shape. if they truly are draining the swamp then maybe this is a good thing. however, as somebody who voted for trump it is difficult to see the rules shifting so much. it seems like there is so muc

afterjust ten days in the job, president trump fires his director of communications, anthony scaramuccies after striking a deal with paris. venezuela's president is accused of undermining democracy as the us imposes direct sanctions on nicolas maduro. and sam shepard, the acclaimed actor and playwright, has died at the age of 73. well, it was another day of changes at the white house.

later as director of community services, pushed hard to open the doors for others to follow. >> as diverse as san francisco is, you have someone respondings to an emergency that looks like you or speaks your language, it provides a calming influence and it's important to reflect the community we're serving. >> reporter: gage was dedicated to his job and a devoted family man. >> he was very much a proud man, proud of where he came from, and definitely wanted to make sure that he left an impact. >> reporter: that, he did. earl gage jr. was 90 years old. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> well, counterfeit goods sold online obviously nothing new. but now there's a new effort to stop criminals from buying fake items in crimes. it's called the biggest criminal enterprise in the world. reporter mark from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: from fake luxury purses to electronics, counterfitting consumers' most popular buys isn't a new issue, but it certainly is getting more serious. >> the largest criminal enterprise in the world. >> reporter: craig crosby

the director of communications and outreach got back to us right away and verified, yes, this maryland student loan debt relief tax credit is for real. but before you start spending your 5 grand, our researchers looked at what it takes to qualify. you have to a maryland resident. you need to have at least 20 grand in student loan debt racked up at a maryland school and you need at least $5,000 of that debt to be for the tax year that you filed the application. now, this means if you apply for the tax credit this year, you need to have taken on $5,000 in student loan debt in 2017. and you're going to want to start moving quickly. the deadline listed right on t he website is september 15th. with all of the applications being processed by mid-december. you'll also find the links to the applications right there on the website which we're going to wusa9.com. a researcher dug into the applications and took a look at the fine print for you also, found out no matter how big of a tax credit you qualify for, you have to use it toward your outstanding debt within two years. so we're happy to brin

. >>> i'm joined by mary jane mud, director of communications for the texas gulf coast region of the american red cross. mary jane, thank you for your time this had morning. i know we spoke with one of your representatives earlier and they said there are many, many shelters and many more that could be used. what do you want to convey toss people who need your help the most right now? >> well, we do absolutely have -- we've had trailers for the last few days coming in with food and cots and blanks to help more than 20,000 people. and our focus right now in the texas gulf coast and surrounding areas is just spacing. we've been saying for days be sure you prepare for this hurricane. be sure that you have an emergency kit that you heed evacuation, that your kids know where to go. it was about safety and please to call us if the they feel they need help. >> talk to in me about researchers in doing that. i know you have your number there, but some people don't have power, phone lines may be down, self-service may not be available. what is the best way, especially knowing this is a crucial

chief of staff role in the communications director rol. fundamentally what is leadership it is knowing what you're trying to do. being able to articulate it and repeating that again and again and again. so it's the chief of staff will the president presumably helps to put that give it some shape but it's the communications director that says. here's what we say today here's what we need to say next week. who puts them in order what the white house is doing that? political shop that's talking to the hill of the public liaison that's talking to all the interest groups. the. foreign affairs establishment that speaking through the state department i mean that messaging is more than just a daily press has a ton of planning that goes into that. you need somebody calling the shots in a strategic sense that's what the communications director does. if i don't have one i don't know how they get that coherence how complicated is it when the first family tweets is a banker trouble did today i'm going to be working. alongside the new chief stuff how do

out , shake up on the hill, new chief of staff is in but key player is out, why anthony scaramucci is let get after just 10 days as white house communications director. >>> good day, everybody. it is, tuesday, it is the first of august. >> first of the month. >> and god bless america we are in red, white and blue. >> we're feeling very patriotic. >> i don't know why, i'm not sure why. >> what do you mean. >> but it feels good. >> by the way, if you know anything about animals, what would that be, a animal behavior expert. >> i guess so. >> yes, zooolgist. >> i will show you some video from last night, and five minutes ago outside of our building. >> okay. >> it will freak you out. >> okay. >> how about that, sue. >> well, what a tease i just can't wait to see it. look at gorgeous sunrise over wilmington. >> there it is. >> right there. >> it happens every morning. >> isn't that something but isn't it nice to marvel at it every day. >> yes. >> and be in the moment. >> we're grateful, zoo. >> now lets get to our number of the day. we've got things to do here. we have a nine out of 10, it will be more humid, warmer then it was, yesterday but still pret

on c-span this friday a conversation with anna rosa, she talks about her current role as director of communications at the white house office of public liaison. she discusses growing up in ohio and her time working for the clinton-gore white house. the interview airs friday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. saturday night on booktv ginny at 9 p.m. eastern, former marine corps officer tracy crowe and jerry bell former navy officer talked about history of women in the military in their book it's my country, too, women's military story from the american revolution to afghanistan. >> for so long women's stories, women's military stories have just been discounted, or appropriated by others. and so she just felt like the timing was right. it is time to give these women a voice. >> we are not a social experiment. we were soldiers, sailors, and we ended up in iraq and in afghanistan doing the same jobs in many cases as the men. then coming home to a country that didn't recognize many of us as veterans but with the same physical and moral injuries as the men. >> at 10 p.m. afterwards, arizona senator jeff flake

the spectacular fall of anthony scaramucci as communication attention director in no small part because he communicated with a reporter using language we can't repeat. >>> in short a big day on day 1 for the new chief of staff, the 11th hour, gets under way right now. >>> a monday night and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 193 of the trump administration. anthony scaramucci is out as white house communications director, ten days after he first walked into the briefing room podium announcing his arrival. and yet it is not even our lead story here tonight. something else has come up as it often does in the form of a "washington post" story. indicating the president may be in greater legal jeopardy than first imagined. the headline is this. trump dictated his son's misleading statement on the meeting with the russian lawyer. it says that while lawyers wanted the statement to be truthful, there was a change of course at the president's direction. the post rgs is reporting trump personally dictated the statement on air force one while flew back fro

reporter gabe slate - "san francisco mayor ed lee was unable to do an on-camera interview director of communicationseirdre hussey who said the mare is aware of the issues that the union has brought up and is working with the department of emergency management they run the call centers and he's working with the union to try to solve these problems he understands them and he does want to find solutions to retaining veteran dispatchers and improve morale at the call centers in san francisco game sleep kron 4 news" (steve) we are tracking two wildfires tonight. one in yosemite national park the other in the rural hills above lake oroville. both growing dangerously fast. the railroad fire in yosemite has shut down access to the park from highway 41. that fire is threatening 100 structures. and is burning in steep terrain. and to the north in butte county. a fire has exploded to six hundred acres near lake oroville. there are evacuation orders in place in both of these fires. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. (steve)kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here now

amarosa ended up leaving the stage, she's the director of communications for of office of public liaison> i was at this conference in new orleans but i did not see how it came about and started. i saw the video >> a lot of people say it's a matter of respect. you need to let each person take their turn and speak their mind >> they wanted to question or at least bring up trump and work she's been doing and she didn't want to address that and they felt compelled with journalists, you're here be you work with him, why can't you bring that up? again, i don't know. i was not there. 6:40. >>> do you see anything wrong with the picture we're about to show you? look closely. after the break, we'll tell you why this photo of the nba rookie class has some sixers fans upset. >> the gang is back together, when and where you can catch the jersey shore reunion. ♪. ♪ . the tram car, please. of good morning, wildwood. waking up dshore. 6:43. as we look live over more re's pier sun beginning to ride, the ferris wheel and getting a dry run there before they open it up for the kids and the families that ar

reporter gabe slate - "san francisco mayor ed lee was unable to do an on-camera interview director of communications deirdre hussey who said the mare is aware of the issues that the union has brought up and is working with the department of emergency management they run the call centers and he's working with the union to try to solve these problems he understands them and he does want to find solutions to retaining veteran dispatchers and improve morale at the call centers in san francisco game sleep kron 4 news" (steve) happening now... police are looking for two men who robbed and kidnapped someone in newark. here is a sketch of one of the men that police are searching for. the incident happened yesterday afternoon. it started on cedar boulevard and central avenue while the victim was stopped at a red light. the victim says two men went up to his car, pointed a gun at him and ordered him to unlock the door. they got inside and demanded all his money. the armed robbers then ordered him to drive around before they finally left his car and ran off. (pam) a live look outside over san francisco's embar

before working as the director lisa knepper served as the institute's director of communication and lisa knepper jointly as it did in 2001 from the hill an owl global communications firm where she specializes in public relations for technology companies. after lisa knepper we will hear from diane katz a senior research fellow in regulatory reform, regulatory policy rather at the heritage foundation. she is previously was director of risk environment and energy policy at the frazier institute. and finally we have jason sneed a policy analyst here at the heritage foundation and the legal and judicial studies at the heritage foundation. he has written extensively on the need to reform the nation's civil act of forfeiture laws and researches and writes on issues such as regulation of unmanned aircraft systems, economic liberty and sharing economy and criminal justice reform and policing. he holds masters degrees in public policy from george mason university school of policy, government and international affairs. he graduated summa cum laude from bowling green state university with a bachelor

wow was ted cruz disloyal to his very capable director of communication. he used him as a scapegoat -- fired like a dog. ted panicked. it is certainly not the first high-pro fill exfile exit from e house. in fact, on friday murdoch showed the president as survivor with two more ousted from the white house. jim, showing scaramucci was high on the to-do list for kellyanne conley as the newly minted chief of staff, apparently. >> he was essentially given the big kiss-off by this white house, apparently part of another white house shake-up, something that has become a regular occurrence here, but this time orchestrated by staffer john kelly who wanted more order in a disorderly white house. >> we just swore in john kelly. he will do a spectacular job, i have no doubt. >> reporter: white house chaos found itself spinning around in another round of staff turmoil. moments after the president welcomed general kelly to the white house, his communications director was suddenly out the door. >> john kelly has the right to operate within the white house and all staff

moments after being sworn in, white house chief of staff, john kelly, fires communications director anthonyhe door just ten days into his job. is it the first step to bring discipline and order to the west wing? >>> dangerous threat. the remnants of tropical storm emily across florida, dumping heavy rain along the way. >>> smooth operation. how peanut butter helped the 12 inmates escape from an alabama jail. the search ramping up for the lone escapee on the run. >>> "game of thrones" hacked.

of hurricane harvey. reverend charlotte williams spoke to us today about the actions her community is taking. (rev. charlotte williams/minister and directorf communications): "asking our people first to pray... rebuild and have a semblance of a life. williams says anyone is welcome to join their prayer service tomorrow evening or their sunday services. they will be praying for the victims of the hurricane as well as collecting donations. (steve) to help the victims in texas, you can text the word harvey to 90-999 to make a $10 donation. you can also make donations online at redcross.org, or by phone at 1-800-red-cross. (pam) it was this video... of a fremont armed home invasion.. that triggered an 18 -month investigation into a violent street gang. now we know that probe has netted seven arrests.the gang is called "swerve team" -- based in richmond. as kron4's maureen kelly reports -- their alleged crime wave ..... stretched into 12- east bay communites. law enforcement officials say this homemade rap video showing young men flashing handguns gives a glimpse into the lifestyle to swerve team. they're only motive was just to inflict violen

of the so-called nationalist wing of the west wing, steve bannon faves restructuring the director of communications role. so miller might not actually get that title. but just sort of get a more elevated role within the communications department. this source said that it wasn't clear whether steve bannon had floated this idea with the new chief of staff, john kelly, but of course ana, the fact that that we're tauing about it means its -- we're talk about it means it has been talked about publicly. we saw miller spar with jim acosta last week. but you may remember he was instrumental in the planning and the rollout of what was widely considered to be a disastrous rollout of the administration's first stab at that travel ban, restricting travel from -- from seven muslim majority countries. stephen miller made the rounds on the sunday shows explaining what the ban was seeking to do and trying to sell it. it was notable at time that he kept using an argument saying that the 9/11 attacks, the san bernardino terrorist attacks and the boston bombing attacks could have been prevented by this travel ban eve