graham: thank you. if you look at the number of -- money here, all the people who have paid into the insurance system before the nazis destroyed the system is somewhere between $2 billion and $25 billion. is that what you were saying? for one thing, a lot of this money was from a company perspective paid out before the war because part of the expropriation -- sen. graham: how much was taken? mr. webel: what you have is estimates for the unpaid value of the assets, some -- i think you can say between $2 billion and $25 billion. sen. graham: can you say that the claims process -- when you combine new york and this international system, has recovered less than $500 million? the $2 billion is probably a present-day number. time, youust for the probably get around $700 million. sen. graham: taking the most generous number of $2 billion, not $25 billion, and bringing it to present-day, the current system is basically recaptured less than half? is that correct? mr. dubbin: that is the most generous interpretat

freddie graham is facing four counts of arson. police say that freddie graham was in town from missouri for his high school's 50th reunion when he set those fires. our partner at the "mercury news" reports that graham told investigators that he was in an emotional state over his wife's death. records show she died in 2018. the couple had plans to drive together on calaveras road. that leads to the reservoir where those fires were set. the report goes on to explain that graham told investigators that he lit a paper bag and napkins from a fast food restaurant and set them on fire. a witness snapped a photo of graham near the fire scene, about 24 hours later cal fire personnel also spotted him there. graham was able to take off from the scene and head to his class reunion, but law enforcement caught up with him at the san jose airport before he was able to rush out of town back to missouri. graham's former classmates tell police he looked like he was having fun at the reunion. flames have burned about 128 acres in total. reporting li

oh do you have an opinion there graham well said. exhibit go back to you about impeachment and then this whole thing going around joe biden i mean joe biden is a. it seems the allegations that he had some wrongdoing in ukraine and least abuse of power here so the alleged abuse of power again i am always careful with my words the alleged abuse of power is somehow donald trump's fault can you explain that to us. yeah but biden bragged about it video peter and we've all seen that video so i mean you know we can't forget we have to go back to to ukraine and once again and graham was mentioning the regime change wars you create it was a regime change war that was a coup initiated once again by obama and we can criticize trump all we want but up until today at this very moment trump has not taken the us into a war he's going to be the 1st u.s. president i believe about 30 years who has not taken the us to a war at the end his 1st 3 years in office obama took us to libya he destroyed syria he overthrew the government in ukraine obama obama

oh do you have an opinion there graham well said. alex and even we go back to you about impeachment and then this whole thing going around joe biden i mean joe biden is a there's this it seems that the allegations that he had some wrongdoing in ukraine and police abuse of power here so the alleged abuse of power again i am always careful kind of careful with my words the alleged abuse of power is somehow donald trump's fault can you explain that to us yeah but biden bragged about it video peter and we've all seen that video so i mean you know we can't forget we have to go back to to ukraine and once again and graham was mentioning the regime change wars you create it was a regime change war that was a coup initiated once again by obama and we can criticize trump all we want but up until today at this very moment trump has not taken the us into a war he's going to be the 1st u.s. president i believe about 30 years who has not taken the us to a war at the end his 1st 3 years in office obama took us to libya he destroyed syria he overth

what it is graham same. i don't think i've missed a beat ok ok mr meter you know you are how you behave badly in public that's not a mr meaner ok just behaving bad in public brand let me go to you but they don't mean me and you know that. i'm a liberal that's why i'm saying it ok i don't give people a pass for saying fluff things like they do on c.n.n. and it's n.b.c. 247 every single day graham let me go to you here this impeachment thing is a complete diversion because it doesn't talk about what's really happening in the country again the democrats don't learn the lessons of 2016 the lessons of this failed hoax run the russia hoax and now they're going to continue to do it i mean under obama till 2016 they lost a 1000 seats across the country they're going to keep losing seats graham you know i would i like to see trump impeached yeah i think that be fun i think you could get him on the amalia's clause but ultimately it is a waste of time because most of the 60 percent of americans don't have 501000 dollar

graham allegedly boarded a plane in missouri and flew across country, landing in san jose and setting fires the next day. >> flew into town on thursday into san jose, set the fires on friday and saturday and had plans to return to missouri. >> reporter: graham allegedly drove a car along the narrow winding roads between at 11 park and calaveras reservoir, starting fires as he went. >> they were set with a fire, setting paper on fire and throwing it out the window of the car. >> reporter: a witness who became suspicious after spotting his cars near the fire stearney license plate over to investigators. cal fire officers arrested graham when he tried to return the car and minetta san jose international. >> we are just appreciative that the public was able to provide us with information that was instrumental in our officers making the arrest. >> reporter: last march governor newsom declared a state of emergency after two straight years of devastating fires in northern california. packet factor and if graham is convicted. >> because it was committed during the state of emergency, he is ch

>> i'm not going to speak for lindsey graham. >> i will. no. >> well, i think there is a really seismic political dynamic -- a political movement that's been generated by groups like every town for gun safety, moms demand action, students demand action, brady, giffords, and many other groups across the country that i think has gotten the attention of the white house as well as my colleagues in the senate. but it will be the president who has to lead or get out of the way. >> no question about it. you know he's not going to get out of the way because it's got to be about him on some level. but, you know, you talk about this is an unusual situation because you have a consensus in the country that isn't being echoed by its representatives in terms of action. now, one last question for you, senator, because there is another issue like that, but the reverse is true. there is this big impeachment vote tomorrow to give the house more tools to go forward with what seems like an impeachment inquiry. they playing with the language, they're playing wi

you heard senator graham say all of this is hearsay. we know acting director of national intelligence has said he has no reason to doubt the motives of the whistleblower. where do you fall on this? >> well, first and foremost i think we should be protecting the whistleblower. having laws in place to ensure that folks throughout the government are able to get to the right committees, information which they think may be wrongdoing is important. there are troubling issues within with the whistleblower's report, but they are allegations, and i think that is why we should explore these allegations through hearings where we had a hearing last week, we are going to be having some depositions this week as well. in order to get to the bottom of this, and i will say this. you know, i was never in a terrorist organization, but i collected a lot of intelligence on terrorist organizations when i was an undercover officer in information send isnot necessarily a bad thing, but i can't speak to the veracity of this whistleblower's information. >> brenn

>> reporter: graham is no stranger to the law. he is accused of setting a tractor trailer on fire in missouri last august. >> obviouslyan orter: richard plans to visit graham in jail tomorrow. he hopes he says yes. >> i'm telling him, what you did was wrong. >> you think he regret what is he did? >> yeah, i'm sure he >> reporter: grapsz faces two count was arson, and 15 counts of arson in a state of emergency. >>> it's cooling down across the bay area. now the sierra is skipping fall all materialing because snow is on the way. >> paul is tracking snow in the sierhis weekend. >> yeah, in september. winter is more fun than fall. so let's just bypass it and get right to winter. it's going to shower in the sierra all summer long. in the that big of a deal. but when we're talking snow showers, ears perk up. lake tahoe, light to moderate snow at times over the course of three days. only three to six inches of snow. but in september, that's noteworthy. a little drizzle around here this morning. the oakland hills, one tech of one inch of

lindsey graham has the president's ear.based on the timeline that the president gave those senators, we expect to hear something from the white house today. we're not sure if it's going to be legislation written out in black and white. but we hope to get direction from the president about support. >> chris murphy just tweeted out in response to lindsey graham and a lot of other things a lot of pieces are in motion right now. keep paying attention. sam, you begin to feel something may be happening. certainly the polling would tell the president this is time to move. >> everything from our reporting is something is coming very quickly. there was a little bit of discouragement i picked up yesterday after a phone call between the white house and senators. the feeling was if trump was ready to endorse something like mansion toomey he would have been there by now. >> he spent time talking about other things. >> i was told that as well. this lindsey graham quote is significant. the question is did senator graham talk to trump befo

lindsey graham, he was certainly out doing that. was twitter activity of some house republicans saying there was no quid pro quo in this call, but no vociferous defense of this president. i think if you're this president you're going to increasingly find that. >> i want to talk about lindsay graham and i will say on a quid pro quo and it's explicit and implicit and it's pretty clear, we can all read between the lines and we can all hear him saying what he's saying whatever words people want to use, and to this point, though, the former fbi director jim comey, you know, obviously he and trump, no fan, he has been saying all of the way along and do this in an election and don't do it through impeachment. today he said we may be at the point when members of the house and senate cannot defend the constitution without acting. do you think he's right? as a lawyer, looking at the constitution and looking at that oath to be consist went that do they need to act now? >> i very strongly agree with that. and each before we saw the transcript o

that's happening like lindsey graham, if you just play enough golf games with him, you'll get him to your point of view. no, he's still going to talk to the north koreans, he's still going to talk to putin. you're not going to change his mind about those things. >> in lindsey graham's case, at least you'll get him to be on your side in a potentially tough legal battle. that one worked for lindsey graham. >>> when we come back, more on the developing story, john bolton leaving the white house. the israeli prime minister makes an announcement and there is a special election underway right now in north carolina. ston r stobl mob-- >>> a source familiar says bolton just this morning led a so-called principles meeting. that is the top security team at the administration. bolton running that meeting this morning, no indications that his ouster was imminent. that's what we're told this morning. i want to bring in admiral john kirby, our diplomatic analyst, into the conversation. admiral, you have a lot of experience for people who work in these positions. what do you make of this? >> that's

but lindsey graham is quite right. get rid of brett kavanaugh. >> bill: how the left is looking at kavanaugh. got him in their crosshairs forever? >> well again, if he is guilty of the crimes, then this is somebody that we may not want on the supreme court. i think at the same time, you know, there is no doubt that "the new york times" made a huge mistake, a critical error in leaving information out. that information is still not exculpatory. it doesn't say he didn't commit the crimes that are being -- >> you don't have to prove yourself innocent. >> it is not a criminal trial right now. we're talking about whether >> certain standards for people and certain standards that aren't cuss mower to our constitutional foundation. >> there is a whole difference between a criminal burden. >> a higher burden to get rid of a constitutional officer of our country. >> sandra: to your point. in what direction would you like to see the democratic party go with this messaging on brett kavanaugh after the latest problem with the story

freddie graham, who is from missouri, was in town for his high school reunion. he was arrested last week and then accused of arson. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen is live at the santa clara county hall of justice with the update. chris? >> hi, ama andy on. cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom today, but we can tell you that freddie graham has been accused of setting 13 fires over a two-day stretch while in town for his 50th high school reunion. late this afternoon, questions remain over the motive behind a series of fires that burned the milpitas foothills a little more than a week ago. the accuse ed arsonists, freddi graham is being held at the elmwood correctional facility. supervising district attorney bud porter. >> it was extremely dangerous to set fires up in the foothills at this time of year, at that time of day given the temperature and the location. >> graham has lived in the kansas city area for nearly 30 years, but was in milpitas to attend his 50th high school reunion at the sheraton. investigators believe he intentionally set a total of 1

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right now graham is being held on $2 million bail. reporting live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you for that. now ev dtoinopelgshinon. three house committees have hearings and depositions scheduled this week as the impeachment investigation. >> starting on wednesday, the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and then continuing with the former u.s. representative to ukraine and inspector intelligence general. george stephanopoulos discussed that with dan abrams. >> this is really just the beginning. >> all we got today is the ukraine issue. you have to see if they bring up the mueller issues. with all these witnesses, there's always the potential to get more. more information. more questions. >> lawyers for the whistle-blower say negotiations over that person's testimony ongoing. >>> the hillsborough harris murder case resumes today. tiffany killing green, t they say li went out of her way to pick up a rent check the night green went missing. at one point she gave him the option to drophe>> tffckhe c a driving while l

maria: back now with senator lindsey graham, what is likely in terms of legislative agenda?> hoping to get the government funded and the president restored military, we need a budget deal, i have legislation that would change our laws, asylum laws are being abused, mitch mcconnell i hope would bring it up, i don't think it will pass but we need to define difference between us and democrats in terms of changing laws. maria: things have improved because of mÉxico and guatemala. >> because of president trump. if you told me president trump can get army deployed i wouldn't have believed it. the democratic party need to help the president like mÉxico is helping the president, anyway, guns, maybe, i'm hoping we can expand background checks in a reasonable way that we give grants to cops to state that is have red flag laws to keep hands out of dangers people, those are two things we might be able to do, we are very close, hope to get it over the line. maria: i don't understand why immigration can't get that done, when we first took the show to the border -- >> it's not a manufactur

if senator graham that back with the clinton and the nixon task. an inquiry actually requires a vote. what they're trying to avoid here is actually going on the record. investigation -- how many more investigations do we need to do? have they not looked at the judiciary committee for the last nine months? this is all we are doing. they're trying to vote on inquiry but there's also another reason, if they actually went to an inquiry, then all of a sudden there's due process rights. this actually process for the president and is, there's actually equal subpoena powers in the previous inquiries for both the democrats and the republicans. it becomes a fair hearing. they don't want a fair hearing. they want the hearings for, they want to put their only ex parte one side and hearings. that's why they don't want to go for the inquiry and they also don't want to put themselves in the record is actually doing that. >> martha: what is your sense sort of after-the-fact? they called for this official impeachment inquiry, very dramatic moment. nancy pelosi come

back to lindsay graham.hen i was with the huff post a couple years ago, 2016 we followed around presidential candidates on the road. and one of the first videos we did was lindsay graham. lindsay graham cried in the back of his car when he was recounting his friendship with joe biden. just cried. he was so moved by how close his friendship with joe biden. it was around the time of beau biden's sickness. he's a dear friend. yesterday his office put out a press release pushing the smears on hunter biden and the allegations. and it just goes to show you the degree to which trump has captured members of the republican party, that lindsay graham made that complete transformation over the course of two years. >> one of the other people who's made a complete transformation from public reporting would be bill barr. i understand people used to respect him, regard him as a skilled conservative mind. he now it's quite possible he will be the next recipient of one of these subpoena letters from congress. and "the times"

the taliban and the situation in afghanistan graham thank you. germany waica other western nations is still debating the repatriation of citizens who left to fight for so-called islamic state it's thought that more than a 1000 german nationals went to syria and iraq to join us half of them are still there of the 1st orphans of all u.s. fighters have already been brought back to germany but there's still no plan for dealing with the adults a new documentary follows the story of leonore a would be hottest and her father's fight the bring his daughter home. might messing ask himself why a 1000 times his daughter has been gone for 4 years. and this is your own child would rather be with terrorists than with you and she even thinks it's cool. in syria. he was seen as one of the highest ranking germans and the so-called islamic state she became his 3rd wife but she and the other 2 wives started fighting they are also witness the terror group's brutality and after a few weeks she wanted to go home desperate to help her father went to turkey and hired a

is senator graham right? >> 100%.aying since i was sworn in, the market people deserve to know how we got to where we are today, how we as taxpayers spent $30 million on an investigation in the whole russia collusion hoax. it turned out to be no evidence of collusion, they do not charge for obstruction, so how do we get to having the fisa court issue a warrant to spy on opponents campaign. we need to know the answer to that. i look forward to receiving ig investigation. liz: law enforcement official have told us that fisa is meant for foreign governments not opposition campaigns. once you get a fisa wiretap, you can wiretap everything, more powerful than a regular wiretap. you know how to have probable under probable cause. he also said that will be out in october. watch what else he said. >> i think it'll probably around october, my number one goal is to declassify as much as possible so you can see what really happened. liz: what is taking so long to declassify? this book the country apart for two years, the america

president speaking earlier today i'm joined tonight by graham smith graham has written about and reported from the war in afghanistan extensively he has been an analyst for the united nations he's now a consultant for the international crisis group and he joins me from london graham welcome to the day i'd like to start if i could by getting your reaction to john bolton's departure do you see a connection between the resignation or the firing to that canceled meeting with the taliban yeah it looks as though john bolton is just another war just another casualty in the growing death toll in afghanistan in some ways you know. i guess just today from european capitals from doha where the taliban are from people everybody is trying to figure out what this needs for the ask and peace process and i think the consensus is that. it is probably puts the peace process on life support. you know president trump has said that. this is dead this is finished. i've not yet convinced you know if senator john bolton is departing then may be those who are pushing for diplomacy still a chance in the white hous

later today, a in court to face charges that he started several fires. 68-year-old freddie graham is charged with 15 counts of felony arson. he is due to enter a plea at santa clara county superior court. a high school friend told ktvu that graham was here in the bay area for his 50th high school reunion. a motive for fires is not known. there are no injuries or major damage, but 120 acres of land burned in those fires. in he is convicted on all charges, graham could get up to 22 years in prison. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in the parking lot at the petaluma factory outlet. officers were called to the shopping center saturday night after receiving several reports of gunshots and a car crash in the southern parking lot. when police arrived, they found a driver who was involved in the crash dead at the scene. officers say he had been shot. if you have any information about this case, you are urged to contact petaluma police. >>> a 39-year-old man is accused of leading a loaded assault woman insideale's in san francisco. ivan angelou left the gun blind after shopping

dana bash, to you because you were mid sentence when we jumped to lindsey graham. exhibit a, and i quote, to impeach any president over any phone call would be insane. the parties are laying out their political positions here and digging in. >> okay. so this is a time when you play the, can you imagine if it was president obama game. >> right. >> can you imagine if it was president obama, would lindsey graham be saying that? would doug collins, the ranking republican member of the judiciary committee in the house be saying, effectively what lindsey graham said on camera, he said in the statement, or any of the other republicans we will hear talking from the same song sheet? the answer is no. it is not. we have to call it what it is. >> let's listen to the president, dana. >> reporter: sir, how is -- >> there is no pressure whatsoever. if you take a look at the democrats, they went down to see the president of ukraine and they asked him for all sorts of things and don't go with the republicans and stay with us, like it is a political war. they shouldn't have done th

lindsey graham tweeted about the possibility of attacking those oil refineries. he just said it again. but then you have another republican, mitt romney, saying it would be a grave mistake to have u.s. intervention and escalation like this. who has the president's ear more on this ? >> reporter: well, peoppy, we ae daily trying to figure this out. mike pompeo was the first u.s. official to call iran out by name, just, you know, within hours of the attack over the weekend. the president has been more reluctant to actually 100% pin it on iran and he has sent pompeo to saudi arabia. we think he'll go fairly soon for some on-the-ground discussion. and i do not expect the president to make a final decision about what he will do and maybe not a final determination that iran is to blame until pompeo gets back. >> annegearan, thank you. >> and two former members of the president's administration and his former campaign manager have all been subpoenaed to testify today. go of those will be no shows. rick dearborn and rob porter have immunity. corey lewandowski is going to

>> that is typical lindsey graham. he was heartened that john bolton was hired.s more in line with what the president thought. mcmaster, john kelly, mattis would push back. the president felt constrained. the president tried to surround himself with people that he thought were more in agreement with him. that's when john bolton lapped -- landed in the spot. he replaces mcmaster that is at a hoover institute, former general in iraq and afghanistan. so i'm wondering if the next one is a military person and maybe if pompeo who helped pick the secretary defense, mark esper will be involved in this. >> and kelly kraft was just appointed to the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. today. so we're in a situation where you have all of these moving chess pieces and to me, this is unusual. it's not always the case that you don't have a u.s. ambassador to the u.n., that you're moving around different people. >> you're pointing that we do have -- >> we just literally confirmed her. >> she was being greeted at the white house today. she got confirmed a few weeks ago. >> if you know lo

lindsey graham is absolutely right, it makes common sense. and here's the other important point. you know, the american people are really saying enough is enough. there is a seismic movement that now is determining 90% of people who want background checks and red flag or emergency risk protection orders, and that political dynamic i think is driving and mitch mcconnell ought to put these bills on the floor. >> he can't until he knows what's the president is going to sign. that strikes me odd if you're a coequal branch of government. why is he waiting until the president decides what to do before introducing legislation? >> there is nothing in the constitution that says the united states congress should pass laws only that the president says he's going to sign. in fact, on the contrary, the congress has an independent obligation and we have a historic opportunity, so does the president. it will be a presidential moment here where we should see this opportunity and save lives, which is really what the purpose is here of both background checks and the protection as well as ban on as

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graham rix was jailed in 1999 for having sex with a 15—year—old girl.elease from prison and was the first team coach when the team won the fa cup that year. he went on to manage a number of clubs, including portsmouth and hearts. chelsea has now apologised to those who suffered what it describes as the deeply shocking behaviour by gwyn williams found by the investigation. the men we've spoken to said the club needs to go much further. they are accusing it of trying to cover up the scandal by publishing the findings on the same day as a second report into sexual abuse by another individual at the club decades earlier. they now want a full face—to—face apology from chelsea and they want people higher up at the club at the time to admit they let young players down. both mr williams and mr rix maintain their denials of any wrongdoing. mr rix's lawyer points out that both the fa and the disclosure and barring service have looked into the allegations and there are no restrictions in place on his client. chelsea reissued the statement that they released at the

the president doesn't seem to like that. >> right, and he wants senator graham and ambassador bolton speaking for the consensus among most middle east experts in washington, d.c. well, guess what? donald trump ran against the consensus in 2016. he has governed against the consensus. i would say look at his actions and his words and he wants america out of the middle east. >> matthew, even better as we always say there's always a tweet.com. in october of 2012 we should remind people that citizen trump said don't let obama play the iran card in order to start a war to get re-elected, be careful republicans. let me go one more to move this point because i think this is who really trump is. this is citizen trump in 2014. saudi arabia should fight their own wars which they won't or pay us an absolute fortune to protect them and their great wealth. >> i think there's a separation in trump's mind between the nuclear deal and then iran's maligned behavior in the region which i think trump is willing to accept more of buzz fundamentally he doesn't think that's our problem. so he can bash the

lindsey graham is speaking now at the senate. let's listen to the judiciary chair. >> coming from the united states. there is a paper -- there is a paper trail -- there is a paper trail of concerns about providing aid the way we had in the past after the election. i know that to be true because i talked to the pentagon. and again, most americans are going to judge trump by a variety of things. but a lot of people are wondering why the vice president weighed in and threatened to cut off aid to a country while his son was receiving money from some of the people being investigated. and i love joe biden as a person. maybe a good reason to fire the prosecutor in the ukraine. but there's clearly a conflict there. >> reporter: they spoke about selling military weapons they wanted to buy and the next conversation was, we're trying to look into corruption with vice president biden. >> you read the thing for yourself. yeah, i think -- i think to suggest that this phone call was the president of the united states threatening to withhold aid

up next, senator lindsey graham on the departure of john bolton as national security advisor. here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 40 in sacramento as a california democratic governor gavin newsom signs a pair of bills to try and make it harder for parents to choose not to vaccinate their children. the measures order the department of public health to investigate doctors who grant more than five medical exemptions in a year along with schools with immunization rates under 95%. fox to train in st. louis with a train derailment across the mississippi river near duple illinois. firefighters say the train was carrying ethanol. at the smoke coming from the crash scene could be seen for miles. st. clair county emergency management said there were evacuations in that immediate area. and this is a live look at miami from our fox affiliate. the big story there tonight the trial of chinese businesswoman charged with trespassing at president trump's mar-a-lago club and then lying to secret service agents. today the receptionist at the club s

maria: back now with senator lindsey graham, what is likely in terms of legislative agenda?> hoping to get the government funded and the president restored military, we need a budget deal, i have legislation that would change our laws, asylum laws are being abused, mitch mcconnell i hope would bring it up, i don't think it will pass but we need to define difference between us and democrats in terms of changing laws. maria: things have improved because of mÉxico and guatemala. >> because of president trump. if you told me president trump can get army deployed i wouldn't have believed it. the democratic party need to help the president like mÉxico is helping the president, anyway, guns, maybe, i'm hoping we can expand background checks in a reasonable way that we give grants to cops to state that is have red flag laws to keep hands out of dangers people, those are two things we might be able to do, we are very close, hope to get it over the line. maria: i don't understand why immigration can't get that done, when we first took the show to the border -- >> it's not a manufactur

yet yesterday he had a twitter back and forth with lindsey graham. the president getting back in senator graham's face and saying, no, lindsey, it's a sign of strength. it's the hawks in the republican party who don't understand what the president's trying to do here. >> they don't understand that. and there is the mike lee-rand paul wing, which has been much more sort of passive, we don't want to get engaged in too many foreign wars. they've been in the president's ear for a couple of years on this issue. the saudis themselves have had a checkered recent past with a lot of american politicians. we're coming up on the one-year anniversary of the kashoggi murder. there are people like chris murphy who have been trying to rein in our alliance with the saudis. it creates a lot of division from both parties on this front. >> we do know robert o'brien is more of a career guy at the state department. he's not out front like a john boltoore of a career operative. we do know this. he has praised the president and the president is grateful for the praise. >>

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freddie graham was in town from missouri for a 50th high school reunion when he set the pyfires. the "mercury news" reports graham told investigators he with us in an emotional state over his wife's death. graham is now being held on $2 million bail. >>> a battle over sidewalk space in san francisco has taken another turn. abc news was at clinton park alley where several boulders are back on the street. on saturday city crews rolled the boulders back on the sidewalk after someone moved them on to the street friday. 24 boulders have been set up legally on the sidewalk by neighbors. they say it's meant to discourage drug dealers from gathering in front of their homes. some people criticized the boulders saying they are anti-homeless. >>> a bay area family says they made history. the family of six tells us about their trek on the appalachian trail. >>> a security camera inside a police statin captures a terrifying scene. an armed woman takes a hostage while holding a meat cleaver. >>> china and hong kong protesters lock in showdown ahead of a major national celebration. the crackdow

. >> atkins boasted to a fellow inmate, virginia graham, about the sharon tate murders. >> she said,did it, don't you? and i looked at her and said, no, i don't. she said, her word were, well, you are looking at her. >> atkins told virginia grey every hideous detail, mocking one of her victims. he was screaming, hem, help, somebody help me and she said, nobody came and we killed him. virginia told the cops. >> police got the break in the tate case when susan atkins was arrested and told about the killings. >> four months, charles manson and several of his followers were indicted for murder. he had come to l.a. seeking fame him he was about to find it. >> coming up -- what if the manson family hadn't been stopped? who might have been next? >> elizabeth taylor? steve mcqueen and frank sinatra. >> when "dateline" continues. i think dentists will want to recommend sensodyne rapid relief because it's clinically proven to work in 3 days. which means for patients that they get relief very fast. ...work in harmony.ody... like you, they get hungry. feed them... ...with new centrum® multigummi

freddie graham is charged with setting 13 grass fires last month. the largest burn 128 acres that cause no injuries or damage to buildings. he is being held on $2 million bail. a former klos classmate spoke with freddie graham at the reunion. he said nothing seemed out of the ordinary but graham did say he was saddened by the recent death of his waif wife . >> a cal fire report said that he was arrested on monday at minetta international airport. he was identified after a witness reported a suspicious vehicle in the area of one of the buyers. that description was linked to a car rented by graham . >>> a video from south korea, oil tanker explosion left nine sailors injured, including one in critical condition. this is the southern port. the tanker was flagged by the cayman islands and had 25 crewmembers aboard. the fire spread to another tanker nearby but all crewmembers have been rescued . >>> scientists believe it could be just a matter of time until it leaves glacier collapses. the ice is melting quickly at nearly 2 feet a day which is threatenin