. >> vet gat investigators say hed into over a thousand chat rooms and different codes. >> you have nothing to say? >> his constituents and colleagues in rad nor were stunned beyond belief that a 66-year-old man married with two grown children could be involved in something so heinous. >> it's gut wrenching. >> as a township manager, i am shocked, saddened, sickened and angered. >> elaine schafer asked ahr to resign. >> if that doesn't happen end of week, i'll take action to call a special act to remove him. >> all the more devastating, this comes months after another commissioner, bill springler was found guilty of sexual assaulting his mentally disabled 103-year-old mother-in-law at a nursing home. >> to have this happen with bill and now him is unco uncon uncon. >> technically under the radnor charter, he can't be removed as commissioner unless he's convicted or resigns, but the board can vote to strip him of the president title. delaware coun county, dann cuel, "action news." >> dan? >> a family is frightened by an arsonist on the loose tonight. surveillance video captures the firebug p

such dememonstrations were hed for monthshs, every time parliament discussed the issue of equal rightsnd gay marriage. a lot of prejudice and misinformation was disseminated. >> marriage for homosexuals means making sex a public affair -- and not just regarding homosexuality, but also bisexuality and group sex and all kinds of other perversions. it's all entirely unacceptable. >> nevertheless, taiwan is one of the most liberal countries in east asia with respect to gay and lesbian rights. discrimination in education and the workplace has been illegal for a decade or more. even the kuomintang, or chinese nationalist party, is changing. jason hsu is one of its mps. and he's working to update the paparty's conservative image. >> the reason why same-sex marriage should be incorporated in civil code is because it is human rights. we will just amend the code and then incorporate the rights in there. >> we accompany hsieh cheng-long to the home in a suburb of the capital taipei that he shares with his partner, liu hsing-kuo. their parents know they live together. many other gays and lesbians

hed the opiod story in te post," some of that reporting was informed by some of these numbers. these are publicly disclosed. there are disclosure laws as far as what these firms have to disclose as far as what they are spending and what they are spending it on. if you are willing to dig it up, the information is there. host: let us invite the viewers. we believe the phone minds on the bottom of the screen and get your calls as soon as the -- we believe -- we will leave the phone lines on the bottom of your screen and get the phone lines as soon as they come in. tony messina is a senior writer for "the weekly standard." here are some of the folks. commerce, $40f million. pharmaceutical research and manufacturers of america, $14 million. several more hospital and medical health care type of facilities. list. and dow are on the tell us more. guest: ucb chamber of commerce at the top of the list. -- ucb chamber of commerce -- you see the chamber of commerce at the top of the list. but there are all sorts of bread and butter regulatory issues. it is not surprising you have so many b

you gotta turn on the heat in your car probably this morning as you're hedding in.going to sit for a little bit on route 50 or 270 for two different ac not really have to sit in it. 50 heading eastbound by church road two lanes are blocked because of an accident here. live traffic lane camera. definitely slower than what we normally see. not completely standstill, though, so you should be able to get around it. 270, larry, heading southbound, construction here and an accident at route 109 >> ellen, thank you. >>> time now 4:30. later today in montgomery county, several county leaders as well as law enforcement will sit down to talk about how to combat gang activity in the area. that meeting is set to take place at 2:30 this afternoon in the lobby of the circuit court building on maryland avenue. several county councilmembers are expected to attend as well as montgomery county police chief. >>> we also expect to learn new details about efforts to combat d combat the opioid crisis. officials with the customs and immigration announce to stop fentanyl. the meeting

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now to washington, where justice hed homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the latest on thegation of the gunman. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that stephen paddock recently purchased some of the 49 rifles, guns, and thousands of rounds of ammunition found in his hotel room and two residences. but investigators still have not determined why he chose to target the country music festival. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: they are also looking into whether paddock initially had a different target. a source briefed on the police investigation said he tried to get a hotel room near a music festival featuring chance the e pper and lourde a week earlier, but the specific suites he'd requested weren't available. >> something happened that drove tom into the pit of hell. >> reporter: today in florida, paddock's brother, eric, was still trying to make sense of >>at happened. >> steve is a-- was-- was a highly intelligent, highly successful person. he could have done anything he wanted to do, and he did. he made himself wealthy. he made us wealthy. >> reporter: a former kecountant, paddo

him when hed met came over to celebrate our july 4 party.e four of us at the embassy which was woefully understaffed. said marvin,lin you will be in charge. i said that was ridiculous. i don't deal with marshall's. he said now you do. i read up on him and found out he really likes vodka so i worked with the ambassadors butler to work out a deal that on one end of the trade was locked up in the other end was water and whenever he was serving it he was to make sure -- he gott the water the market and i got the water. hour -- half hour or so, he was a bit tipsy. said he was about to marshallalked over and says i have finally found an american who can drink like a russian. of course, i did not drink. bolin looked at me strangely and says, it- khrushchev is wonderful you can drink a russian. says how tall are you? we had just been talking about great russian battles and i spoke of a battle that peter the 1709.had one in i said him six centimeters shorter than peter the great. said here comes peter the great and that opened up many doors. . was ve

loaathed of new york hed british empire -- loat the british empire. , so thatwere not happy adds up toity of the population who are opposed to get into the war. events played out and their war came closer and closer to home, we went to war. but ibeyond us here, think i tried to lay out the nature of the process in the book. this did two things. one it put the state at the service of those interested in nowallied stuff and defined diversity itself as being yes, andknow, treason, using the state to suppress immigrant groups it thought were on the wrong side. and during the war they make overtures to the women's movement, involve the progressive movement looking for regulation of wages and hours, made approaches to the labor movement. you making deals in order to get the war ise, then done and the government steps okk and says in essence, o capital, ok labor, ok feminist, let the games begin. there are hundreds of strikes in new york city, overwhelmingly just for better wages and working conditions and union , but the opponents in the capitalist world said this is the beginning of the bol

which that's what iran wants to create a heds bla, zbollah, to n sharing when they run into difficulties, use these people as they have been doing with hezbollah in syria and sending also iraqi militias to syria and even bringing afghans, shiites and pakistani shiites to minimize their role in terms of the -- rey was mentioning vietnam because it's expensive. how do you reduce the costs, get others to do your dirty work, and that's what they have been doing. so i think i agree with the notion that terrorism and iran -- in part it's separate from each other but part they are part same problem. and i believe that for the longer term while iran wants to dominate the region and throw us out of the middle east, it sees is itself as the rising hegemon. and the larger hegemon usually doesn't want balancers around. and the u.s. is the balancer that focusing to make iran a normal state and abnormal state, i have to say, it's in part a state. it has structures of a state. partisan evolution that seeks to spread and be promoted and use that to dominate the region by defeating iran's effort at hegem

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police start this hed this evac yesterday afternoon as the fire started approaching the oakmont neighborhood here in santa rosa. not everyone wanted to go, though. police documented the people who decided to stay. >> they said good luck. that's going to be it. >> reporter: this is a retirement community. we have had a lot of people contacting us wanting information about their parents' home. the fire officials say they'll likely know more when the sun comes up. they'll be able to get a better handle on what happened. right now, though, we do not see an orange glow of fire here at all. there's not much smoke if any in the air especially compared to what we have experienced the last couple of days. and it is very cold this morning, so the conditions have certainly changed. it does not look like there's a threat here right now. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> this morning napa county officials are expected to give an update on the wildfires burning at 9:00 a.m. we'll have live coverage online, also the abc 7 news app. meantime residents can get emergency updates in

>> what die hed i hear? i heard nice-sounding words, but the actions. no. i did not hear what he was going to do. in other words, on one hand he said he would build a wall across our mexican border. we know that costs $25 billion. we were waiting for the president to say he was going to ask congress to appropriate $25 billion. $45 billion, or $100 billion to deal with this epidemic across our country. 2 million americans addicted without treatment in our country right knew. we were waiting for him to say, he's going to mandate that every doctor, every nurse in america, which -- who previbes opioids have to have mandatory education so they don't perpetuate this opioid crisis. we wanted to hear he was going to take on the insurance companies, to tell them there is parity that much be given for treatment for these people and he did not say that either. on the tough questions, that had to bes onned, the specifics, money, prescribes, education, insurance companies doing the right thing, we did not hear what the president is going to do. words without action are

- applaud the resignation of secretary tillerson given the rather poor record of ak450e67chievement hed so far. >> i think he's in a very trying situation, trying to solve many of the world's problems, a lot of timings without the kind of sup foport that i would like toe him have. >> did he consider resigning at any time? >> i can't get into that. >> when you say tillerson and mattis are separating the country from chaos, from the president's chaos? >> flthey work very well togeth to make sure that the policies we put together around the world are sound and co-hernherent ande are other people in my opinion that no. >> josh, what does this say about the overall state of affairs within the trump administration 123. >> well, katie, it certainly sounds like a senator who is liberated by not having to run for re-election in tennessee next year, that's part of it. but the other part of this that i think is important is part of rex tillerson's job description is to go around the world, meet with other world leaders and basically convince them that they shouldn't put too much stock in those twe

was asked, point-blank, did he say that exact -- that word, that phrase, about him know whag ing what hed up for -- >> how do we know what that meant, though? >> we don't. another thing she said was honest about general kelly being in the room, that general kelly and others in the room felt that the president conveyed best he could his empathy and condolences. so that may be a true statement. it's just that the president's best in terms of trying to convey empathy may not have been good enough for -- >> senator, so many options here. one is that he handled an almost bedside scene very badly. the other is that he may have meant something that may not have come over as well as it should, which is soldiers face death. they go into the jungle, as he did. they are green berets. they are men and women of incredible physical courage. they know when they go on the line, they go up the line, they go into combat, in a situation like they are over there, and they know what they're facing, is a way of saluting the guy. and don't take it on face value as some kind of insult or slur. i just don't. but

the settlement, spear hed by then assistant attorney general anthony west, vastly overstated the number of claims against the government. one result was a $60 million windfall for the plaintiff's lawyer who was on president obama's transition team the year before. the other result was $380 million in funds left over. this was taxpayer money but instead of demanding it back, the department of justice agreed to direct it to nonvictim third parties to be selected by the same plaintiff's lawyer and member of president obama's transition team. this quite rightly troubled the presiding judge. my amendment would close this loophole by requiring that money left over after all victims have been compensated must be returned to wherever it came from. this amendment also clarifies that permit red medial payments must go to victims who suffered the injuries on which plaintiff's claims are based -- thisvents situations prevents situations in which a payment is classified as remedial but is directed to an intermediary. the abufse power i jut lined today in the settlement context are truly disturbing.

criteria --hed two genuine battle need. reluctant to initiate development of any equipment not considered essential to combat -- to increase combat efficiency. desired by men in the field, if it was not absolutely essential, it might prove to be a luxury or excess baggage. this was a clear-cut policy of general mcnair, which he often emphasized. it was eventually adopted formally as were department policy. whodetermines battle need? determines what is an essential piece of equipment versus luxury equipment? the theater commanders. another school of thought says the decision should be centralized in the u.s.. who thinks they went with theater commanders? they went with centralized decision in the u.s.? you are all wrong. -- thatere you're going was done centrally, but once it was set up -- we have so many tanks, the actual nature of those tanks, improvements to them, was not centralized. i should explain. for the idea of the guys who wanted to centralized decisions was that theater commanders might be too strongly influenced

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because i think it's time for us to know all about of 2016.ign if donald trump from day-to-day from hedthing weileaks, etcetera, why come cannot hear what is in the dossier? we read the information, as well. all, all e now for it the -- whatever it is to come out. we don't know. there is a series of investigations in congress, there is investigation going on robert mueller, do you think those will answer questions when the information comes out? if it ever comes out, where things are now, we have eople trying their best to muddy the water. we can always e, starth, it is time now to showing clips, whatever was in the dossier, those have been proven, just like they show the same thing in wikileaks, published about hillary's e-mails. host: tom on the republican line. yes, good morning. host: morning. caller: this is tom. on that dayced back that it was a conspiracy because kennedy's assassination. so it wasn't just oswald, there conspiracy. i'm convinced of that. thank you. host: what is the conspiracy in mind? caller: because why was his assassinated? host: who do you think is behind the

as an example, president reagan relied on his authority as commander in chief in 1986 when hed ored air strikes against terrorist facilities and military installations in libya following a terrorist attack in libya in west berlin which killed and wounded both u.s. civilians and u.s. military personnel. the united states has legal authority to prosecute campaigns against the taliban, al qaeda, and associated forces including isis and is not seeking new congressional authorization for the use of force. the 2001 aumf remains a cornerstone for ongoing u.s. military operations and continues to provide legal authority relied upon to defeat this threat. however, should congress decide to write new aumf legislation, i submit to you several recommendations the administration would consider necessary to a new aumf. first, a new aumf authority must be in place prior to or simultaneous with the repeal of old ones. failure to do so could cause operational paralysis or n our military. it could cause our allies in the global coalition to question our commitment to the feeting isis. and potential repea