did george vanderbilt host henry james, edith wharton, who i'm sure in troy this -- library -- the president came to asheville to enjoy the food and the golf and everything asheville has to offer. they toured them around. struck, because of course, president obama and mrs. obama are both lovers of books. particularly struck by a globe in our collection. you was very interested in examining the areas, particularly in the middle east and looking at the boundaries that were in place at the turn of the century and just getting the broader worldview and spent a lot of time explaining how the structures seen on the globe at that time really impact our world situation today. i think coming to biltmore gives differentirely perspective on america in the 19th century. it gives you insight into this incredibly fascinating family, the vanderbilts, who were key to the growth of america, but also an insight into one family, a family that loved books, love to this calm, beautiful area. enhance theot to understanding of scientific farming and forestry in america at that time. you just get a glimpse into ano

that's the henry james moment. i was interviewing steven and he said if i'm going to answer that question, i better check with one of the letters that i got from ruth. [laughter] i was like letters? in her letter to steven one of the 200 plus letter it is that i have in my computer. some of which i shared with you in this book. she said she was very glad for her company. so i think she's very glad for her company. and i am very glad for sony sotomayor to be on that court. i would have tried to write about her, but she retired the jersey with that autobiography. [laughter] linda: that's it. ok. do you want me to sign some books? >> yeah, i think we're all set. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] announcer: interested in american history tv? to view our tvte schedules and preview upcoming programs and watch college s, archivaluseum tour films and more

ktvu's crime reporter henry lee in the neighborhood where joseph james deangelo was just arrested. we'll have henry and our later newscasts and of course that news coverage right here on the noon newscast as soon as it begins. >>> meanwhile, we'll switch to big news in washington here where the u.s. supreme court heard arguments today regarding president trump's travel ban. the court seemed to lean in favor of the president's case. kennedy and roberts both signaled support for the travel policy in their arguments and the trump administration is asking the court to reverse lower court rulings that would strike down the travel ban. the court heard arguments over whether the president went too far when he banned travelers from serve countries, most of them muslim majority nations. >> undermines key elements of our constitution. the idea that we don't discriminate on the basis of religion, there can not be a religious test at the border. that's un-american. unconstitutional and unlawful. >> primary power of the federal government is to make sure that the nation is safe. and under the co

. >> henry lee went to the neighborhood where joseph james deangelo was arrested. he joins us here in the studio this morning. what was the reaction neighbors ? >> complete shock. the 72-year-old man that has been living among them for decades is allegedly the golden state killer. >> were some surprised ? >> he was the average guy. they said that his temper would flare up, and sometimes he would yell about losing his keys. and people can hear him for blocks. >> the evidence that they have his dna evidence. do they have other evidence linking him to this ? some people are concerned that this new technology may not be 100% foolproof in court. >> i think it is down to the dna cell. because of the technology that is developed over the years. they have samples of dna that he discarded. and they have connected him to these homicides. according to the task force there prepared to try this in court. >> there is no overstating the feeling of fear in some of the neighborhoods that the golden state killer hit. talk about how this change the vibe of the community's ? >> he str

perfectly executed arrest, my detectives arrested james joseph deangelo, 72 years old, living in citrus heights. >> you saw him home there behind henry lee in his report. here's what we know about joseph james deangelo. the 72-year-old is a father and grandfather. he served in the navy in the vietnam war. he went on to become a police officer with two different agencies including the auburn police. he was fired from the job in 1979 after being caught shoplifting, dog repellent and a hammer. the sacramento sheriff says deangelo's police training may have helped him get away with those crimes for so many years. >> many of the investigators have long suspected that it might have been someone involved in law enforcement that was able to keep this case under wraps if you will for so long. thank you so much, andre. >> yes. >>> the accused serial killer and rapist wreaked 10 months of terror in the bay area where authorities think he committed a number of sexual assaults most of them in contra costa county. rob roth joins us now from martinez. >>> reporter: there's a collective sigh of relief in the district attorney's office over the arres

fox news has obtained a series of memos that james comey drafted about his interactions with president trump. fox news' ed henrye tonight. what is in the memo? >> i just got off the phone with a top congressional aide that is going through these as we go through them. i got all the pages of of the y memos. six or seven of them. we are trying to go through them. two things jump out. one, this congressional aid is noting to me, i'm confirming on my own, there is literally nothing new from visa comey memos that happen vaunted as sos anything to this russian collusion, any evidence of russian collusion in their conversations or obstruction of justice. number two, i'm also looking at one of the comey memos, goes to a dinner, we've heard before, between new president trump, and comey, bottom-line, comey says during the dinner, he told the president, i don't do sneaky things, i don't leak, comey said to the president, adding that he thinks the fbi gets a lot of the blame but leaks to the media very little. that is very ironic given the fact that it is comey who's been accused of leaking classified information by the p

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fact from military men, people like secretary of war henry stinson, army secretary kenneth royal and navy secretary eventually defense secretary james forestall. he observed in giving testimony before congress in favor of marshall aid, this aid is far less expensive than sending isolated and alone in an unfriendly world. the underlying philosophy was that america's own economic and physical security depended on having strong independent allies. that is not colonies, not tributaries, not transactional , counterpart's, but allies who would stick with us through thick and thin. we were obviously going to go through periods of disagreement with the western europeans over economic and political affairs, but we wanted to create allies in europe and eventually in the asia-pacific as well with which we would have that sort of spiritual bounding. this was a really revolutionary vision. for the main architects of the marshall plan, certainly george cannon, third from left was really the father of the geo strategic framework behind these marshall plans. will clayton on the right, under secretary of state for economic affairs in many ways deser

james comey. it may coincide with the book tour. >> sean: ed henry.ng us now, former brigadier general tony kato. also retired intelligence officer daniel hoffman. i think we are a little closer. looks like it's happening. you know russia better than anybody. they pulled their ships out. obviously they are expecting something. >> they are. from the perspective of a cia officer, i served in moscow for five years and the middle east. the intelligence community is on a full court press collecting intelligence on russia's actions right now military and diplomatic. and what they might do in response to our military action. >> sean: at this point with all the bluster from moscow, not putin himself, when russia starts pulling their ships out, they obviously don't want to be collateral damage or involved. would you say the threats they are making, moscow is making, to take our missiles out of the sky, is it an empty threat? >> i don't think so. i think what they may be doing is trying to save face with syria as they remove all possible threat from u.s. airpla

james comey. >> sean: good point. every one of my guests, feel free, take a shot at hannity. alan dershowitz, ed henry.eep pouring through all of that. we'll come back to it. great job as always. ed henry in washington. joining us now on these latest developments, he is the host of crt bees "levin tv," the host of "life, liberty and buy levin," e president and the of the united states, comey is saying he did not shut down the investigation, the associates, satellites, people that are around me that did something inappropriate, i want you to get to the bottom of this. i don't think it gets any more exculpatory than that, mark freyd speak of these memos actually help the president. there's nothing incriminated in them. it took 25 minutes to do as best i could and read through them. to see these redacted areas? the incriminated comey because he said he didn't release classified information. at the bottom of a number of these pages, it says "classified." comey said he did not classify information so he's got some explaining to do. i have gone through this, the president is furious about these allegations a

james is now the top. arthur has been pushed to number two. you have albert, philip, henry, alexander. i could go on. all based on cnn analysis which is speculation because no one knows the names. we are looking at philip and arthur. two names that charles and william both share as middle names. others have gone. george, obviously to the older brother. louis. arthur and philip and hoping we are right. today is all about the speculation. last time with charlotte, we did not get the name for a couple of days. the betting money is pouring in. >> max, let's be honest, the star of the show was charlotte. the little wave broke the internet and melted diehard monarchists here in the u.s. this is the most important piece of video we don't have. charlotte with her wave. she is adorable, max. the first woman really to really break an important barrier in britain. >> reporter: absolutely. the royal family has been around for thousand years and what happened around george's birth is they changed the succession rules. younger brothers did not leap frog. she was the first one who came into the royal family and had

week or so, an arrest warrant issued last night and joseph james deangelo arrested at his home in citrus heights. >> that's where ktvu's henry lee is now. you have been talking with neighbors. what have they said about living near this man? >> reporter: well, they are absolutely stunned this suspect lived right behind me in this ranch style house which at this hour is still being processed for evidence by the fbi. now, neighbors say he seemed to be the average suburban homeowner except for thinks temper -- except for his temper. >> i'm gladys finally -- glad he's finally caught. >> this neighborhood transformed into a crime scene with the arrest of joseph deangelo, the arrest of the east area rapist and golden state killer. sacramento sheriff's deputies and the fbi scoured the three bedroom house, the media converged. neighbors gathered to watch the spectacle. some took selfies. it led to this warning again and again. >> put your phone down while driving. >> reporter: throughout the day residents gathered in shock that an alleged killer now 72 years old lived in their midst. >> you really never know people, right? but, you k

criminal investigations of a -- wait for it to -- james comey, hillary clinton, andrew mccabe, and loretta lynch. chief national correspondent ed henryas more on that. add. >> market, good to see you. attorney general jeff sessions still does not appear to be moving quickly enough on alleged abuses by the fbi and justice department for the liking of top advisors to president trump. so congressman and ten other house republicans have not taken the initiative to take this to the fbi. and it to -- he was tasked by the attorney general's to evaluate what needs to be criminal charges for actions like abuse of a fisa obama officials. at the top of their list for potential charges as you mentioned, hillary clinton, for using fusion gps to discuss payments from her presidential campaign. it not to disclose with top officials, spying on the former trump advisor. there is no merit to this claim and republicans must be acting up here because they are scared about the upcoming midterms. that is their view. also people like peter strzok and lisa page, the antitrust text messages, seeming to reveal a bias. former fbi achieved james comey also a ta

researched for the book the secretary of defense, james flickinger and william simon were more willing to talk to foreign governments about human rights issues than henry kissinger was. he brings them up with the south korean leadership and talks about prisoners he hopes will be released for their conditions will be improved. one thing to remember at all times is we can't talk about the us government like we can't talk about the us public as a singular entity and there are many opportunities for people with different priorities. and the state department i found when kissinger says things like we can democratize south korea his assistant secretary, his ambassadors, people in the field were nonetheless able to have a much greater impact on human rights violations overseas than hoped-for. one thing that i would suggest is there is an opportunity for lower-level actors then we might have, then histories of henry kissinger might suggest but one of the reasons human rights become so significant is the american people come to see this as a positive reflection of themselves. when ronald reagan comes into office, human rights -- there is a movement against that

henry latrobe to supervise the work. this is a time when mostly there is household furnishings. james makes the choice to delegate this to dolley. she understood that this would be a symbol of the presidency and the federal government. she decided to choose objects that would be classical republican simplicity, but still be able to stand the test against european fashionable elegance. and again, she chose this grecian theme. this new classical style is more than just a fashion statement, it is reflecting the values of the new republic that honoring the ancient republican ideals of civic virtue. it is also saying, look, we're just as sophisticated as old europe, and we don't have to put up with the monarchy. on used this tone to build what was there before. with washington and adams, it was pretty courtly. you would meet them and you would bow to them and they would bow to you and you would move on. she had an elegant style and she invited everybody. she dispensed with the former all protocols -- formal protocols. she avoided giving anybody a sense because she treated everyone the same

criminal investigations of -- wait for it to -- james comey, hillary clinton, andrew i mccabe, and loretta lynch. fox's chief national correspondent ed henryas more on that. ed. >> mark, good to see you.. attorney general jeff sessions still does not appear to be moving quickly enough on alleged abuses by the fbi and justice department for the liking of top advisors to president trump. so they've been prodding republicans on capitol hill to jump in. congressman ron desantis and ten other house republicans have now taken the initiative to some is criminal referral to the fbi director christopher wray, jeff sessions, to u.s. attorney john huber. he was tasked by the attorney general to reevaluate whether there needs to be criminal charges for actions like abusive fisa by obama official to spy on the trump ofmpaign. at the top of their lives for potential charges, as you mentioned, hillary clinton for using fusion gps to disguise payment from her presidential campaign for the antitrust dossier, a link not disclosed when top officials got that fisa warrant to spy on her stomach former trump advisor carter pag page. there is no merit to this cl

james in the uk says i cannot wait to see what happens when the first person walks out of a meeting that elon musk is hosting. henrynk their phone should be confiscated. people soon get to the important issue. it is interesting, one who said, my boss made commitments, no meeting goes on foran hourand he made commitments, no meeting goes on for an hour and he has stuck to it, so it is a finite limit? the other thing is cut your meetings to a5 minutes so you have 15 minutes to get to your next meeting. back—to—back meetings. do you have lots of meetings in the city? everyone has lots of meetings, it is the curse of the big company. a lot of meetings go on here, editorial meetings, lots of those. it is about doing it briefly, brevity is the key here. we have got to go to a meeting ina minute, here. we have got to go to a meeting in a minute, actually. tom, thanks for being on, it is nice to see. thank you for your company. i think it is time we went, i am bored now, iam. see it is time we went, i am bored now, i am. see you later. we have the warmest day of the year yesterday but today we will beat that. today will be

this is james comey's first interview on his book has several accusations against the president that manages to fire up hillary clinton supporters as well. and henrys following this. >> like the resist movement has fome

general should be investigating james comey for violating the rules of the justice department, barack obama should have fired him for hurting hillary clinton. not for helping henry almost funny in a painful way to say is writing the letter on october 28th, which i've proven my book, she dropped like a rock in a pond. immediately after that letter was sent, calling for a criminal investigation of her. six days later, they looked at the emails and found nothing there. it was too late. to say the justice department should investigate comey for favoring hillary clinton does not make any sense. >> harris: is it fair, lanny, to say the justice department will investigate what happened and not who was doing it for whatever reason? just tell us what happened. in your estimation, i've read recently that you feel james comey was really not honest company regards. you have republicans and democrats were angry with james comey and he would have been fired potentially anyway. >> i think he acted inappropriately and is under investigation by the inspector general of the justice department. >> harris: is that enough? >> yes coming is is an independent counsel. his findings are

henry vincent, was stabbed and later died from his wounds. the parents of the terminally ill toddler, alfie evans have lost the latest stage of their legal battle over his life support. tom evans and kate jamestheir son was being unlawfully detained at alder hey children's hospital in liverpool. the court also refused permission for the parents to appeal the decision. the couple say they will now make an urgent application to the european court of human rights. the headlines on bbc news: ahead of south korea talks next week, kim jong—un suspends all north korea's nuclear and missile tests. the prime minister promises to do whatever it takes to help the windrush generation, including paying compensation. tributes are paid to the swedish dj avicii, who has died at the age of 28. a major supplier to the nhs is set to file for protection from its creditors due to what it describes as a highly challenging environment. allied healthcare operates the nhs 111 service and cares for 13,500 elderly and vulnerable people in their own homes. it says no services will be directly affected by the move. earlier our business correspondent, joe lynam, explained what was behind the money troubles. local authori

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this is james comey's first interview on his book has several accusations against the president that manages to fire up hillary clinton supporters as well. and henry is following this. >> like the resist movement has found something it sees i do i was donald trump on. they are ripping comey for how he handled the email probe which they believe tilted the 2016 election. lanny davis an interview with fox lambing comey as a liar and declaring he should have been fired by loretto lynch. lynch is disputed comey's contention that he was exercised about her wanting to call the clinton matter a matter. lynch saying he never raised such an objection to her. it is inexcusable that comey brief donald trump about the dossier and failed to reveal he was paid for by the clinton camp or dnc. and comey clearly operated outside the bounds of the fbi. and there's clinton spokesman nick merrill who savaged his cbs rollout by saying he used the word maybe 37 times tweeting for a lawyer and law enforcement professional at the highest level it is a curious tactic when talking to the press, allowing him to avoid being too definitive about anything. this may explain why

correspondent catherine herridge reports on james comey and his friendship with a law professor who had a special deal with the fbi. was a line crossed. we begin with it henry on the latest on dr. jackson. >> fox has confirmed donald trump met with rear admiral ronnie jackson and is hanging in for now mid-reports that the white house is bracing for the possibility that he will throw in the towel. i spoke tonight with rob shah and he says the president supports jackson but added, quote, we are prepared for anything. that was jackson who told reporters many of these new allegations are not true after sen. jon tester, top democrat on the committee released a summary of conversations with former colleagues, most of them still in military uniform charged with misconduct including allegations he repeatedly drank on duty and has an explosive temper. this report charges while jackson was on call it the pres. at health issue on several occasions jackson would reach for the medical bag while intoxicated to show he was in charge but on one occasion dr. jackson could not be reached when needed because he was passed out drunk in a hotel room and also alleging at a secre

james comey's first interview on this from bookselling quest. yielding several accusations against the president. manages to fire up hillary clinton supporters as well. ed henry is firing the saga for us. >> it's almost like the resist movement has finally found something it sees eye to eye with president trump on. former clinton and obama advisors ripping comey for how he handled hillary clinton's email probe which they believe tilt of the 2016 election. longtime clinton advisor in an interview with fox slamming comey as a "liar." and declaring he should've been fired by obama attorney general loretta lynch. lynch is disputing comey's contention that he was talking about her calling the clinton probe a matter. former clinton advisor mark penn told fox it's inexcusable comey briefed president-elect trump about the dossier and failed to reveal it was paid for by the clinton camp and dnc. jennifer palmieri told cnn skate operated outside the bounds of the fbi. clinton spokesman savaged the rollout on abc by using though -- tweeting "for a lawyer and law enforcement professional, it's a curious tactic but useful when talking to the press. allowing to having to a

james comey's first interview on this from bookselling quest. yielding several accusations against the president. manages to fire up hillary clinton supporters as well. ed henrya for us. >> it's almost like the resist movement has finally found something it sees eye to eye withre

henry joins us live from the sacramento superior court house with the story. >> good afternoon, we are here from all over the region to get the first look and person out the suspect, joseph james, police say he is the notorious east area rapist and golden state killer. he alluded capture for 40 years, until this week. he is suspected in as many as 13 homicides, and 45 rapes across california. we now know that dna collected from one of the crime scenes was compared to online genetic profiles. investigators did turn to a free genealogy website, called ged match.com the open source cytogenetics profiles that people share publicly. the company today confirmed its involvement, but noted it was not approached by law enforcement. user should understand their dna could be used to identify relatives, who have committed crimes or were victims of crimes. in this case, someone's dna matched the dna of their suspect. detectives narrowed it down, until zeroing in on the 72-year- old former police officer. police and the fbi have searched where he had been living for decades. his brother-in-law says the family is trying to reserve judgment, until the trial. >> i am not saying he is guilty i

james comey, remember that? says the truth will all come out eventually. he also says he is ready to be fired if that is where this is going. ed henry and catherine herridge with the breaking news this evening and also, chairman devin nunes with his first reaction to all of the sniper would begin with chief national correspondent ed henry on what the judges ruled on the lawyer. >> another day of intense legal and political drama for president trump as he balances the possibility of u.s. air strikes against syria. on top of that, he lashes out at james comey over his book calling him an "untruthful slimeball" also going after andrew mccabe over that long-awaited inspector general report and the president still having time today to reach out to michael cohen, his longtime personal attorney to check in. defense attorneys usually tell their clients not to talk to one another during criminal investigations. that call came today when lawyers representing cohen and the president were in a manhattan court room trying to stop the justice department from going through the documents and possible audio files seized during searing use of fbi rat

herridge reporting on james comey and his friendship with a law professor who also had a special deal with the fbi. was a line crossed? first, chief national correspondent ed henry on the latest on dr. jackson. >> great to see you. breaking tonight, fox confirmed that president termite today for the second straight day with ronny jackson and he hanging it's now amid reports that the white house is bracing for the possibility at least that he will throw in the towel. i spoke tonight with white house spokesman raj shah and he said the president still supports jackson but he added, "we are prepared for anything." so is jackson, who told reporters many of these new allegations are not true after senator jon tester, the top democrat on the vets committee, released a summary of conversations with 23 current and former colleagues of jackson, most of them still in military uniform, who charged misconduct, including allegations he repeatedly drag on duty, and has an explosive temper. this report charges while jackson had to be on call, if the president had a health issue come issue come "on several occasions, jackson would reach e intoxicated, to show he was in charge. o

james bays out jazeera pyongyang. a french billionaire has been placed under formal investigation on suspicion of bribing african officials for lucrative contracts the simple henri's accused of providing discounted p.r. advice to presidential candidates and guinea in togo and return for port operationalize insoles his company denies any irregularities. technology is making more jobs obsolete experts for children are not being prepared for the future world economic forum believes automation replace a fifth of all jobs within twenty years to figure out hollande visited a learning center in hong kong teaching kids to stay ahead of robots. why these children are preparing for what's being called the fourth industrial revolution they're learning how to embrace a future read vance to a bot it's an artificial intelligence or ai will be part of everyday life i did the chip and then my sister didn't do computers. plugged into the other robots system to make it work it may look like fun and games but under the guidance of professionals and experts in engineering and technology in this robotics class they're learning how to make machines think for themselves. this experiment

. >>> plus, ed henry, nigel mirage, mercedes schlapp and maria part l bartiromo all comep live. r that you can trust. fake news. jamesa liar and a leader! a lot of good things are happening. what do you think president trump had to do with it?i will tell you what -- >> i think it is a slamdunk. >> members of the migrant caravan illegal into the us sneaking into a canyon. a notorious drug and smuggling. >> the president said it best we have to get rid of the corrupt laws. >> jumped in and hit the bottom. right there. my shoulder may not be in as much trouble as my ego.♪ ♪ [music] >> and he slammed his shoulder into the bottom of the pool. you loved it, we loved it and he is a trooper! >> how are you feeling right now? >> good! you know, getting text message from my wife saying you did pretty good but you are touching your shoulder. >> pulsing. >> like i said before i blame henry because you see me in there and i just died so far, even though i knew to dive shallow as a big wave surfer, i knew not to go too far forward with my heals up. at some point you just say -- >> we will ask henry about that later on the show. >>

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