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here's julie andrews as gru's mother in "despicable me 3."one's golden years. there you are, you cutie you. these are my diving instructors, vincenzo and paulo. ciao, boys. so, what do you want? >> mom, do i have a twin brother? >> how did you find out? who told you? >> wait, what? it's true? you never told me i had the brother. and you told me that dad died of disappointment when i was born. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> father died of disappointment. >> jimmy: you said it to your son. [ cheers and applause ] julie andrews. [ cheers and applause ] "despicable me 3" is in theaters everywhere now. we'll be right back with magician dan white. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so, if anyone has a reason that these two should not be wed, speak now. (coughs) so sorry. oh no... it's just that your friend daryl here is supposed to be live streaming the wedding and he's not getting any service. i missed, like, the whole thing. what? and i just got an unlimited plan. it's the right plan, wrong network. you see, verizon has the largest,

smallwood gru up on this street in wilmington, delaware. a big eagles fan.t would it mean to you to win a super bowl. >> i have been living in the pain and it's funny when that people come to me and say i'm in the same boat as you i've been wanting one, i've been wanting so for me to do it on the team and finally get our first super bowl i think it would be a dream come true. it 23-year-old's dream of playing for the eagles started here as a kid. >> this the place i gru up in the i lived here probably about eight, nine, 10 years. >> reporter: how many memories does this bring back when you see your childhood house. >> brings back plenty. man, i used to play in this yard. i actually broke that window throwing a football i was broke that window right there. >> yeah, he broke it that window right there, he broke it. >> reporter: was he grounded for that. >> i'm not sure if he was grounded but i was pretty upset because i had to pay to get it fixed. >> reporter: well now smallwood is aiming to break records for his favorite team. jeff skversky channel6 "action n

smith's wife chanel gru up in conshohocken.mith who came over from the san francisco 49ers says he enjoyed his time off but he's ready to work. >> it's been fun, enjoyed the break and time to get ready for the real thing. >> reporter: how confident that this could be a playoff team. >> very confident. you see all the talent, see what we were able to build in the off season so i'm just about trying to put it altogether in camp and trying to be the best team we can be whenever that first game comes around. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: teaching his son at a young age that's the way you raise a young man. now the eagles signed a tight end today to a three year contract. he's got a very interesting background. zaruba is a member of the canadian national rugby team. he last played football competitively in high school. the 26-year-old recently tried out for the team made the team. he's 6-foot five weighs 265 pounds. the eagles tell us he still needs to get a work visa before he can start practicing with the team. >>> moving o

this time around, gru meets up with his more successful twin brother drew who wants to team up for oneast heist. amy driving raked in 30 million for the weekend to take the number 2 spot and following closely at $17 million is transformers. >>> what is the best way to celebrate our country's 241st birthday? the best way to begin is with a birthday cake and that is exactly what visitors enjoyed this afternoon at the museum of the american revolution. in addition to the cake and cup cakes, visitors were granted an opportunity to relive american history by signing a giant copy of the decklers of interest before touring the rest of the museum. >> they sure packed a lawn there earlier this evening. this town is celebrating independence day all weekend long. tonight, neighbours were treated to a free concert. the celebration continues tomorrow with the 4th of july children's parade and the 5 k run. >> a very special flight landed today at doil town airport. a litter of 10 week old puppies arrived to find loving homes right here in the delaware valley. the trip is organized by a group called

, like the 2.0 persona, a gru agent, reached out to u.s. persons both inside the trump inner circle but also to a political operative in florida in order to elicit information and also to share information. it is inconceivable to me that the russian apparatus would not have reached out to individuals in the u.s., maybe connected to the trump campaign or maybe outside of it in order to glean more information on how to target this information. it's just not credible for me to believe that they ran this from the gru headquarters in moscow. that doesn't make any sense. >> michael carpenter, i have a strange last question for you, which is are you busy this time tomorrow night? >> no, i'm not. >> would you please agree, right here in front of everybody, to come back. i can tell now talking to you about this, i'll have more questions for you about this because you're in a position to see a lot of this happen from a perspective that nobody else has. i would love to have you back here tomorrow evening to have a fuller conversation. >> great, thank

there is steve carrell and a story about gru and his brother, a new super villain but for me i just findway through. even though i knew that i shouldn't, i did. you are allowed to do that. i am so fascinated by risk, your third choice. this is by laura poitras, who made citizenfour, about edward snowden which was brilliant. it was real edge of your seat stuff. she was in the hotel room when the revelations were made. he came across as self—effacing and shy in that documentary. someone who did not want to be the centre of the story. this is one aboutjulian assange, about whom the adjectives self—effacing and shy are not immediately applicable. the film is very conflicted about its subject. it looks like it began as a film about someone film maker admired, but that changes. the portrait we get is someone who is narcissistic, controlling, self obsessed, and has no self—awareness. here is a clip in whichjulian assange and his associate are trying to ring hillary clinton on the phone. this is an emergency. you are the emergency line and it will take a while? 0k. do you want to do that now and

the gru is military intelligence. he denies having any current connection to the russian government. i leave it to viewers to decide whether or not that's accurate this is a guy who has spent years lobbying on behalf of moscow in washington, d.c. and natalia veselnitskaya, her mode of operation in the united states is very clear. she has come here to campaign against the so-called magnitsky act an landmark human rights bill aimed at sanctioning russian officials and citizens who had conspired to defraud the russian taxpayer of $230 million and cover it up with a host of crimes, including possibly torture and murder. over which the attorney who uncovered it. this is not a woman who is acting as a freelance or some kind of rogue agent. if she's here in the united states, it is because she was sent here by the russian government. and indeed "the wall street journal" reported yesterday that she has a relationship with russia's prosecutor-general, yuri chaika. >> we're talking about different investigative and legal roads

it's just not credible for me to believe that they ran this from the gru headquarters in moscow. that doesn't make any sense. >> michael carpenter, vi a strange last question for you, which is are you busy this time tomorrow night? >> no, i'm not. >> would you please agree, right here in front of everybody, to come back. i can tell now talking to you about this, i'll have more questions for you about this because you're in a position to see a lot of this happen from a perspective that nobody else has. i would love to have you back here tomorrow evening to have a fuller conversation. he's the former deputy secretary of defense. boy do i have more stuff to ask him. i didn't -- yeah. much more ahead. stay with us. people would ask me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more. (woman vo) to refinance? time (man vo) yes! mortgage rates just plummeted. the time to refinance your home is right now. g

rinat akhmetshin, former or soviet military intelligence officer, that organization has the acronym gruou remember back to the obama sanctions against hacking in december, the gru is one of the organizations that was sanctioned. rinat akhmetshin settled in the united states, received american citizenship and works on a number of russian government projects including this one. he was paid handsomely to go out in the corridors of power in washington to hire a number of very influential lobbyists at a high rate, for a lot of money to try to withdraw and repeal the magnetski act, he was the main washington insider that was working for natalia veselnitskaya, working for the russian interests in having the magnetski act repealed. >> thank you very much, bill. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you. >>> we'll have much more on russia and foreign policy as we continue live from the aspen security forum just after the break. stay with us. whoooo. going somewhere? here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more than 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. t

in fact, it has been reported that he worked for the gru and allegedly specializes in active measure campaigns, i.e, s subversive political influence operations often involving disinformation and propaganda. this information was talked about in april before this disclosure came out and all these questions. what does that mean for you? >> the gru has been engaged in what we call hybrid warfare all throughout eastern europe and now obviously in the united states where they're trying to destabilize democracies by using disinformation. the fact this person who has engaged in that kind of work found themselves in a private meeting way campaign manager for the trump campaign, with the son-in-law and with the actual son, and then everyone denied it, lied about it and covered up tells me, one, you've already committed a crime. you covered up this meeting that should have been disclosed. two, what are you trying to hide, and why did you have to go through so many different and peerd li weird lies to try to hide this meeting if it was as innocent as they say it is. >> you say crimes were commi

this is not how the fsb or the russian gru operates. this guy looks like a clown, right. he sends this e-mail to don trump jr. saying, hey, we have access to these russian state secrets. do you want some? this is not how the russian intelligence services operate. i think there is more information to be known but this seems like an amateurish attempt by a couple clowns to curry favor with people they happen to know through donald trump's business dealings. you talk about goldstone as a former business partner of donald trump, that kind of evokes the image that this is someone with his act together. >> that's not the issue whether there was gravitas attached to the person or what we've previously talked about. this is the president's son, the president's inner circle. possibly the president, understanding the intent of the meeting was to get a contribution, not a contribution of money, but a contribution of information, damaging information, against his opponent from the russian government. that is against the law. so regardless of where it's coming from on the outside, the

it gru to swallow two houses. this is all happening in land oh lakes florida. that's near tampa.he sinkhole is about 2250 feet by 225 feet wide and 50 feet deep. residents of about a dozen homes have been evacuated. no one was injured. authorities say now that the sinkhole has stopped growing t-hazmat crews are getting to work. >> there is septic tanks in this water. it's probably a good think that this sinkhole has been stopped up because there's a lot of contaminants in this water. it will allow us to properly dee contaminate the area recover the water get it out of harm's way and clear the debris out. >> both properties have had sinkholes in the past and authorities reporting live investigating what is causing the problem. >>> also investigators are now trying to figure out wham sparked a deadly highrise apartment building fire in hawaii. at least three people were killed, dozens injured. cbs news correspondent brooks silva-braga has more. >> reporter: residents were allowed to return to the marco polo apartment building in honolulu hawaii saturday. a fire sent huge flames and

the couple decided to get out as the wildfire gru closer and during their drive as you can see therey saw the flames on either side of the road but they said conditions continued to get worse and at one point they couldn't see anything. luckily they did make it out safely. more than 14,000 people in british columbia have been evacuated because of growing wildfires. >> police are searching for man caught on camera violently robbing a cab driver in fort lauderdale. dashcam video shows the suspect pull the 70-year-old cab driver into a head lock. the two then struggle before the suspect takes off with the victim's cell phone. luckily the suspect dropped the $360 that he also had in his pocket. the victim has been a cab driver for the past 10 years and the still cannot believe that at this point he was attacked. >> sure it was scary. i'm 70 years old. something like that never happen before before police released this video of the attack last weekend hoping that somebody will help them find the suspect. >>> on a typical night hundreds of cars are broken into but in south florida the thie

(jr stone) gru and his minions from "despicable me 3" dropped to three with 18- point-nine million.stine) take a look at this... yes, that is a car on top of a house. and investigators in saint louis are trying to figure out how it ended up there. firefighters say the driver was trapped in his s-u-v that somehow crashed and landed on roof today. emergency crews managed to pull out the driver, who was hospitalized in critical condition. no one was home when this happened. (jr stone) next at the top of the hour. a parents panic... a baby kidnapped at a popular san francisco park. (justine) police say the father just turned his head for a minute keep it right here for kron 4 news at 11... all the day's big stories and your forecast, in half the time (jr stone our big story tonight... the frantic search to find a baby kidnapped in san francisco. i'm jr stone.(justine) and i'm justine waldman... the child was abducted from a parked car at a soma park... and found on a muni bus in san francisco's vistacion valley neighborhood(jr stone kron4's ella sogomonian spoke with people. who witness

officer ever allowed inside the headquarters of the gru, the russian intelligence agency. trump badly wanted clinton's e-mails, he believed russia had them or had access to them, he knew michael flynn had connections to russia, a question, did the president ever ask michael flynn to help him acquire hacked hillary clinton e-mails from the russians? >> yesterday, the wall street journal reported that before the election, peter smith embarked on a freelance campaign to get clinton's missing e-mails from the russians. and that while doing so, intimated he was working with none other than flynn. journal also reported the bombshell news that investigators have examined reports from intelligence agencies that describe russian hackers discussing how to obtain e-mails from mrs. clinton's server and transmit them to mr. flynn via an intermediary. this does not prove michael flynn was involved. we know that president trump has gone to tremendous, even reckless lengths to protect michael flynn. the president chose not to fire flynn as national security adviser despite repeated warnin

so the notion that they would target disinformation from gru headquarters outside of moscow and not useets on the ground. that's not how they do things. >> on that last point, in terms of penetrating political networks. this is something you mentioned last night that i've had a hard time getting my head around until now. there has been this reporting that russian cyberattack and russian, sort of in-person, i don't know, contacts have targeted not just things like u.s. election systems but also think tanks. and we've had information that has been sort of hard to classify about there being russian interests and sort of russian penetration in like conservative nongovernment organizations, particularly those that might be influential on the republican party. there's been a lot of reporting about how there's sort of a new russian auxiliary in the nra where there are people who have close russian ties who appear to be trying to become part of the u.s. gun rights movement and to mirror one in russia. would you describe that as basically their efforts to -- to seek russian advantage by pulling

earlier today, arguably mccain's best friend in the senate, senator lindsey graham, gru emotional wheny about his hope for mccain's return. >> it was a really tough operation but john is ready to come back and i ask one thing of the good lord, just give him a chance for what time he's got left and i've got left to be relevant. >> reporter: now, in a tweet today, mccain himself wrote that a message to his sparring partners that he would return. now, if he does return, one of the big questions right now politically is would he stay. now, if mccain were to leave the senate as it stands right now, the republican governor of arizona would name a replacement. that replacement would serve through until the 2018 midterm elections. that is key because arizona's other senator republican jeff blake is also up for reelection in 2018, meaning that one state would have two republican seats up for election. that could dramatically shift the balance of power in the senate. of course throughout both sides of the aisle, republican and democrat, there were warm words up here for senator john mccain today

repeat is there's no such thing as a former russian intelligence officer particularly in the gas of the gruve. at the very least, you become a reservist. functionally and if you look at how this individual had been operating, whether he left independently of any russian government ties and is useful again and still actively an agent for at least 15 years he's been operating in the interests of the russian government and people who can be recruited to their causes and to work on their behalf in the united states and that is very much a russian intelligence operative. he's been -- and i think a point worth noting, one of the ways he's been building relationships with people is to reporters, to the fbi and u.s. security agencies, this is very concerning but it's a pattern of russian, quote, american activity in terms of how they use information as influence and to gain access to people in the united states. >> active in retirement, a reservist. molly, ned price, thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. up next, disturbing new details in the murders of four men in pennsylvania. the investigators

so the notion that they would target disinformation from gru headquarters outside of moscow and not use assets on the ground. that's not how they do things. >> on that last point, in terms of penetrating political networks. this is something you mentioned last night that i've had a hard time getting my head around until now. there has been this reporting that russian cyberattack and russian, sort of in-person, i don't know, contacts have targeted not just things like u.s. election systems but also think tanks. and we've had information that has been sort of hard to classify about there being russian interests and sort of russian penetration in like conservative nongovernment organizations, particularly those that might be influential on the republican party. there's been a lot of reporting about how there's sort of a new russian auxiliary in the nra where there are people who have close russian ties who appear to be trying to become part of the u.s. gun rights movement and to meirror one in russia. would you describe that as basically their efforts to, to seek russian advantage by pulli

baby driver went into reverse, slipping from third to fourth with eight-point-eight million, while gru and his minions from "despicable me 3" dropped to three with 18- point-nine million."it's too larby? not larby enough." "spider-man: homecoming's" web wasn't sticky enough to hold on to first place for a second weekend. the web slinger swung into second with 45-point-two million dollars, bringing it's domestic gross to just over 208 million."what?"(nat growls) "war for the planet of the apes" won the weekend with a 56-point-five million dollar debut. the latest apes flick managed to just meet the low end of pundits predictions for it's opening frame. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) a major hot spot in south san francsico sb 101 at oyster point. the two right lanes are closed the eto if 530 (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ wha

about hillary clinton through the resources of the russian military intelligence service, through the gru. so that was -- that intelligence intercept about that conversation overheard between russian official in may 2016, that was initially reported in may 2017, may 27th, this year, by "time" magazine. that report about that u.s. intelligence intercept overhearing the two russian officials talksing to each other, that was re-upped today by gordon reporting at mcclatchy. quote, as donald trump was locking up the presidential nomination in may 2016, a u.s. intelligence intercept picked up russians discussing ways to spread news danging to hillary clinton. mcclatchy sending two people familiar with the matter. so that may 2016 intelligence intercept, now reported by "time" magazine and by mcclatchy, where the russians are talking about how to manipulate american news about hillary clinton, the importance of that is now way more recognizable than we first learned about it. it's way more recognizably important because of its timing. right? if that discussion between those russian officials hap

would have launched the operation as a distance and everything would have been remotely controlled from gru or military headquarters in moscow doesn't make sense. it would have relied on folks on the ground here in the united states. >> do you agree with that. whether it's american citizens or russian. or espionage intelligence officials from russia on the ground here that local knowledge would be key. for any intelligence service i assume they would have to have local knowledge. just like the u.s. in iraq would have to have -- it's better to have locals giving information. >> absolutely. at this point in the campaign we now know that the fbi notified the dnc about the hacking activity that occurred for almost 17 months prior to this meeting in june. so the russians have been gathering book and what they consider to be compromising material on the candidates chlts they have been hacking into the dnc. now they're thinking about how are we going to use the information, how is the best way to influence the campaign. do we have a whiting can we develop a witting partner in the trump campaign to

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teaching kids had you to grow vegetables and raise pigs chickens goats, cows all sustainable and that gruen eventually into the restaurant business. >> that's amazing transition as you grow. >> yes. >> tell me about the cafe. must be some new challenges here. you working night and day. >> yeah, i actually just got back from the beach. i took my first break since we opened. i was here seven days a week for two months straight. been a lot of fun and we're getting a lot of great response from the local community and -- >> and what are some of sort of your specialties. what do you concentrate on food wise. >> most popular thing is our egg sandwiches. we make our own buttermilk biscuits. >> you must have good contact with local farmers to get fresh ingredients. >> there's a ton of farms around here. that's one of the main reasons i wanted to start this place with this concept is that there's so many grate little farms growing up around here on i don't think people in the area really recognize this as like a quality agriculture area but we are in the montgomery county ago preserve. i wanted to

he was a member of the gru in afghanistan in the late 1980s and then came to the u.s. and started working as a political lobbyist, and his wife has actually been extremely effective for all intents and purposes. he's known as are a very smooth political operator. he's been here for almost two decades now and he became an american citizen in 2009. he denies having any ties, currently, to any russian spy agencies, which is important to note and there is no evidence that he still does. >> but that being said, he was on the radar, apparently, of u.s. lawmakers at the very least. we're learning that senator chuck grassley had sent a letter back in april to the doj flagging this man. what more do you know about this. >> so, chuck grassley wanted to know whether or not he had registered as a foreign agent for his lobbying activities and work over the past two decades. that seemed to be very much aligned with russian interests. he's been a lobbyist mostly for interests aligned with the post-soviet states, not necessarily for russia in and of itself, but then last year, he got

there is steve carrell and a story about gru and his brother, a new super villain but for me i just find shouldn't, i did. you are allowed to do that. i am so fascinated by risk, your third choice. this is by laura poitras, who made citizenfour, about edward snowden which was brilliant. it was real edge of your seat stuff. she was in the hotel room when the revelations were made. he came across as self—effacing and shy in that documentary. someone who did not want to be the centre of the story. this is one aboutjulian assange, about whom the adjectives self—effacing and shy are not immediately applicable. the film is very conflicted about its subject. it looks like it began as a film about someone film maker admired, but that changes. the portrait we get is someone who is narcissistic, controlling, self obsessed, and has no self—awareness. here is a clip in whichjulian assange and his associate are trying to ring hillary clinton on the phone. this is an emergency. you are the emergency line and it will take a while? 0k. do you want to do that now and i will wait. he would like to speak t

. >> the number of tourists ordered out of north carolina's outer banks gru over the weekend. without power. a construction crew accidentally cut three underground transmission cables. power screws to dig down to be find them and then supplies them back together. so far repairs are under way for one of the cables. could be two weeks before full power is restored. >> rides at the ohio state fare back opened after a deadly accident last week. all rides were shut down wednesday after the fire ball broke apart killing tyler jarrell and injuring several others. dismissed amid a investigation into a city officer planting evidence. a total of 123 cases are now under review after body camera footage allegedly shows officers richard pineiro planting drugs at a crime scene. the state's attorney's office says they're dismissing cases based solely on the officer's credibility. those cases involve felony drug and possession and gun possession charges >> nine minutes before 6:00. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> maureen is stand

whether he had a rank in the gru, what he did in the military is totally irrelevant. russians have tons of proxies in new york and washington and los angeles. i know some of them and they make no bones about it. they leave the united states and go back and report to the kremlin. that's the way it works. this is highly suspicious and the fact that he is considered a russian agent. he's suspect intel. >> with that in mind, maybe we call them red flags, if we will. the senator saying he was acting as a agent of russia. if there were warning signs in the u.s. public, why would russia want to use someone of his background like this? >> it is interesting because when you watch how the russians work on these type of things, if you are going to take the step of trying to feel out the trump campaign, feel out the trump team as to whether or not they're open to having a conversation about collusion, about cooperation with the russians in order to win the election, then you're not going to want to have a high profile russian diplomat or russian intelligence officer. you are goin

unit that he worked for did some work on law enforcement and intelligence but denied being part of the gru, so to speak, the russian military intelligence unit. now, he did get the interest of senator chuck grassly, who is the chairman of the senate judiciary committee earlier this year because of the lobbying work that he's done. senator glassy was wondering whether he registered properly for the work he had done, whether he registered as a foreign agent because there was some concern about his ties to intelligence. so why was he in the meeting? obviously it turns out that natalia was talking about the magnitski act. that's why she was talking in the meeting after the kind of issue of talking about dirt on hillary clinton. she also brought up that magnitski act. that was the topic that this gentleman was the lobbyist on behalf. so obviously his former life in the soviet army is raising a lot of questions as to why he was there. >> do we know if moscow is saying anything about him? he's the former soviet officer. certainly his history there would be documented. >> they say they don't know

she says she gru up watching fox5 and she refuses to stop.inate our outfits. thanks for tuning in. we appreciate at this time. have a wonderful birthday. for your chance to be tomorrow's fan leave a comment below yani's photo on our fox5 facebook page. >> all right. when we go out to our zip trip we'll be coordinating because we'll have on short sleeve shirts. >> are you wearing a red shirt. >> i'm wearing a red shirt wi >> no, you're not. >> yes. >> my gosh i'm wearing the exact same shirt. hard to believe. >> unbelievable. >> we'll be twinning. >> you two must have color coordinated that. >> absolute. >> well done. >> the fox5 red polo really goes with everything. >> it's a staple i mean, it's too bad we don't sell them. we could make a ton of money on those things. satellite and radar outside looking like clear skies over d.c. for now but off to the north and west, we have some showers. weakening showers but still a few light raindrops hitting your windshield in hagerstown and cumberland maryland. later on this afternoon likely to have thu

his head just gru three sizes. of course that's after watching the fox5 promo.out there today kaya and victoria. okay, mike thomas, 5:-- almost five. >> shout outto the makeup crew in that commercial. they did a great job. [laughter] >> i like it, mike, i like it. >> morning showers. kaya please don't ask him to take his shirt off when you're down there today. few morning showers later on -- not later on, out there right now. there's your satellite and radar. couple showers the d.c. region. it's generally light up towards howard and anne arrundel and down extending west. loudoun county northern fauquier dealing with a little bit of shower activity. nothing like yesterday. we're not going to have the flooding rains. today is kind of a three phase day. we have morning clouds and showers right overhead. you can see the clearing on satellite and radar. western pennsylvania through ohio. that's your afternoon sunshine that's going to move in here. that will destabilize things a bit though and as this cold front which is coming through michigan here, there's that thun

debating how many sanctions we should place on russia or whether we should blow up the kgbo, gsu or gru because it has tainted his victory. the senate has passed pretty good sanctions, i would want more, but almost everybody in both parties in the senate was for this. but the house is bottling it up. the white house is opposing it. why aren't we moving that direction to punish putin for what he did? >> scott, also i think you're right where you're saying that people are feeling democrats are being holier than thou about this. the truth s i know paul is close to hillary and you're probably not going to like what i have to say. i think a lot of democrats felt that what hillary did actually was not normal. it's not normal to set up a private server. it's not normal to do a lot of these things. i don't think a lot of people were arguing, oh, a lot of people does this, a lot of people set up a private server. she was extremely criticized for it. >> sanders punished her through the whole campaign for it. even though it was we're sick of hearing about your damn e-mails, it was this is not what

the italians figured out that the gru was behind it. our cia include the same thing, that information has not been released. i am loving that the release of this book will help release -- i am hoping that the release of this book will hopefully some of that information. i guess this was in the many newspapers in europe began to cover bulgarian connections. i was there, i wrote about it. the cia never glommed onto it. can you explain why do cia drag its feet? >> it was the establishment establishmentarians who had suffered years on the soviets. casey, clark, others who had a much more hardline before the soviets. had ansterling, who amazing report on it, she wrote a huge, multithousand page piece for the new york times. before that, a huge piece work peters digest. digets.eader's st. book held up sterling's and said i paid 3095 for this than you told me more people who i paid $50,000 a year. that was a pivotal moment. i was told that by the person who set up the launch. that thinkingrom that we have to look into it. it is interesting if

i do because he gru up near pittsburgh. he's leading the nfl in rookie jersey sales.ar with the pittsburgh steelers third round pick out of the university of pittsburgh he was an all american. last year though he had cancer. had to sit out. had to recover from hodgkin's lymphoma. now is cancer free and he is not only leading rookie jersey sales but he is third overall in the league behind tom brady and dak prescott. wishing him the best as well in his recovery cancer. >>>falcons rookie duke reilly showing off his strength on instagram. he's pulling an suv down the street so al if you need your car moved give him a call. he can just drag it down the street for you. before the season starts. >> get out of the way, man. >> it weighs about 5600 pounds. reilly is a 22-year-old third round draft pick. >> why though? i'm -- >> why? because he wants to be on youtube and he wants everybody to know who he is so you can watch him this season with the falcons. >> this guy is saying he's going downhill. >> he better not be. 5700 pounds will catch up to him real fast. >> uh-huh. >>

in turkey a national intelligence spy hunting team going through his links to a possible gru and otherntelligence agencies. peter smith in relation to mike flynn is a tier three person. roger stone being the second tier there. there were, obviously, multiple dirty tricks who were there trying to coordinate this information. and i happen to know because i wrote about it in my book "plot to hack america." the genesis of this story came from russia in march of 2016 and it came to fox news through judge napalotano where they claim the inner workings of the -- by july turned into an obsession on the basis of trump's statement. michael flynn has other issues. if i was him, i would be worrying about that potential, you know, lawsuit. indictment on attempting to abduct an american resident from pennsylvania. i wouldn't worry about being locked up on minor political charges. he has issues. >> yeah. he has issues and we don't have any time to go into the rest of that, but, thank you to david corn and nayyera. >>> but coming up in our next hour, our reporter round table will discuss the g20 donal

this neighbor gru angry at the news. >> where was the mother?r baby with -- with somebody that has an addiction like that. >> reporter: charged with felony aggravated assault and other offenses is the child's father welsh. fox 29 has been told welsh has admitted to investigators he placed the child on a bed where there were two syringes, one syr syringe with heroin strk the girl in the leg. today a friend rose to welsh's defense. >> he's a great man. i grew up together. >> he looked like he wasn't with it. something was wrong. >> reporter: patsy pierce says she hired welsh to paint his home. she says he was troubled by her condition. he got mad at you because what happened. >> he kept nodding and i asked him what was wrong with him. he said he was up all night with the baby. >> reporter: now what do you think? >> i don't know. >> a delta plane bound for beijing forced to return to seattle because of a unruly passenger. he's accused of flight attendant on friday. the flight crew says he grabbed the exit door handle and tried to open it. two fligh

. >> i gru up in a blue collar family. >> reporter: in georgia scott blank teaches kids computer programminga basic skill not just for silicon valley but on the factory floor. >> like blue collar job you get better at your craft as you go along. the jobs these kids are going >> reporter: according to a380 percent of manufactures say they're having a hard time finding qualified applicants for skilled production positions. industry experts say technical training and cross training for existing workers are going to be key because american manufacturing is becoming increasingly high skilled and high tech. in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox news. >> in other news at this hour vacation ended early for thousands of tourists on two north carolina islands after construction crews working on a bridge in the outer banks cut the power. it happened on thursday. in the meantime all those people vacationing there have been told to evacuate to leave that area. yesterday thousands of tourists lined up to leave ocracoke and hatteras. officials say the man made power outage could take days or even weeks to fix.

. >>> number of tourists ordered out of outer banks gru over grer the weekend a construction crew accidentallyut three underground transmission cables and power crews had to dig down to find them and supplies them back together. so far repairs are under way to one of the cables but it& could be 22 weeks before full power is restored. >> five minutes past the hour right now. tuck is back. we got all our rain out of the way on friday night, saturday morning. then beautiful after that. >> yeah and low humidity. temperatures in the low 80's. >> can't complain. of a day in september than -- >> i know. >> so you're saying it felt like went should be watching football yesterday. >> right. >> gets us in the mood for all things football. all right, little warmer today. it will feel a him more summery but not because of the humidity but our air temperature will be in the upper 80's. little warmer. otherwise lots of sunshine and storm free afternoon and we'll keep the nice streak of pleasant weather going here for a few more days. very comfortable this morning. 68 reagan national. dulles bwi low 60's. mo

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. >> we know that essentially russian intelligence cut-outs for the gru, the russian military intelligence service, like the guccifer component, reached out to the trump inner sirk bull also to an operative in florida to illicit and share information. it is inconceivable to me that the russian apparatus would not have reached out to individuals in the u.s. in order to glean more was in on how to targ they information. it's just not credible for me to believe they ran this from the g.r.u. headquarters in washington. that doesn't make sense. >> that's michael carpenter. rick tyler, we want to make sure we underline there is no link made to this yet. >> right. >> we hear someone in the department a few months ago hear that strongably about it, it makes you want to dig deeper. >> we hear the ratchet continues to click. with every revelation it clicks and then there's a new set of talking points. this part of the ratchet has not clicked yet. if it's true, there's no way the russians would be able to target to specific precincts with specific message counter that to within of michigan, if it's t

last week, nsa documents suggest that gru, the russia military intelligence agency, attacked voter rolls in eight states. the attackers used the information to launch target attacks to 122 local election officials, just 12 days before the election this information highlights the urgent need to protect our elections' infrastructure from cyberattacks going forward. during the last election several national guard units assessed the state's election's risk for intrusion. do you think there's a role for the national guard in assisting and securing election systems? >> there may be, ma'am. i think our organization right now is still adapting to this new domain. one of the reasons we don't want continuing resolutions, we have to do new things i also assume in something like this, that what you just outlined is not the whole problem at work. >> do you think we should consider a 9/11-style commission to do a deep dive on where our cyber vulnerabilities, what are the then things we need to do to prevent cyberattack in the future. in the same way the 9/11 commission made recommendations that have f