one of the people who died was a father with seven children, he was working for huber to support his family when his man was struck by a car going the wrong way on the freeway. he was the sole breadwinner of the family, and as ktvu's alyssa harrington reports, his wife and children are wondering how they will ever recover from this tragedy. >> reporter: his family invited us into their concorde home this morning. he leaves behind a wife and seven children. they are devastated. remember their fathers or friend, someone who take them out for picnics and who worked hard to make money for the family. >> it was hard to hear that news. >> reporter: the 16-year-old new that something was wrong when our father do not return on time. she took classes and drove huber at night to support his wife and seven children. >> we wake up, but we did not get an answer. >> reporter: sunday, round 2:30 a.m., your skill. a wrong way driver careened into two vehicles and slammed into his minivan head on on highway 101 in san francisco. >> he was a great dad and also a hard worker. he was also going to colle

might be problems there will be such a backlash and when we saw the incident with the self grabbing huber woman killed, there were lots of concern woman killed, there were lots of concern about what happened there. —— self driving uber. concern about what happened there. -- self driving uber. people always focus on isolated incidents and there is no room for error and this is also a political issue for the government in terms of the messenger because i remember it when the last budgets, philip hammond was to a visit to the driverless cars and then changed at the last minute because he wanted to avoid the jokes. with the times they also had a story about social media executives possibly held personally liable for content that is harmful to children and vulnerable people in the wake of the death of molly russell who took her own life after seeing disturbing things on histograms and the suggestion that you run these companies you could be responsible yourself a people come to harm. this is a defining debate of ourtime, our to harm. this is a defining debate of our time, our platform such as

huber. so we have -- lou: he's a fiction, is he not?urely can't even exist. >> well, it's -- i haven't seen him, i haven't heard the first thing -- lou: what is the mindset in washington, d.c. in this federal government that you can lose laptops, you can lose phones of the most culpable, guilty actors in this entire sordid scandal, and all these texts and they investigate -- the investigators, and, by the way, two years goes by, a year goes by, a year and a half -- >> yeah, it's frustrating. lou: that's insane! somebody is playing a very obvious game. >> yeah. and it's what drives the american people most crazy, is this double standard. one set of rules for you and i and the folks i get the privilege of representing, but a different set if your name is clinton, comey, strzok, page, mccabe. that's what drives americans crazy. look, we can bring people in, we can ask the questions, and we can get as much information to the american people as possible n. the end, if people are going to be prosecuted -- and, remember, mccabe and baker are u

insists he will not resign over eight races photograph of two men in racist costumes in his student huberris buckler has the story. ralph northam called the photograph on his own college yearbook page racist and despicable. it features a man in black face and someone in a ku klux klan costume. i am deeply sorry. when it surfaced, he immediately released a statement apologising but after countless calls for his resignation, the virginia governor is continuing to fight for his political career and now he's changed his story, claiming he wasn't in the picture. we're here today standing in the very space that created the laws that created slavery. governor northam was elected as a democrat who presented himself as a staunch opponent of racism. there is an undeniable anger among voters in virginia. many simply can't accept that he could have made a mistake about appearing in such a photograph. a former soldier and doctor, ralph northam has for years been a respected figure within the democratic party but a politician who had public support of president obama, now has the former vice presidentj

this effort -- miss huber is a member of the advisory boards -- she has written articles for the new york times and has been published in the journal of military history. she let me know before we started that she had a poem published with us which is a yearly publication last year. she has received her ma in history from george washington university, and this is her first book. please help me and walk again -- welcoming her. candice: being here today brings me full circle. in late 2002 i came to politics and prose, my home away from home. i went to my favorite section over there, browsed it and bought the book that changed my life. the book that led me here today to talk to you about my book. thank you all so much for coming. it has been said by recent biographers of abraham lincoln, including sydney blumenthal, that lincoln would not have been abraham lincoln without his wife. i can tell you that after years of research and writing, the same is true of the most famous union civil war generals and their wives. john charles freeman, george mcclellan, william sherman and ulysses s gra

white heterosexual christian male, you're able to get away with -- as amanda seals would say, the huberous, the audacity that he could stand there and say how he felt. i felt disgusted. i felt appalled. yesterday you didn't know that that wasn't you when you made that video? only that kind of person -- the next day, say i'm going to keep my job. how is that the easy route. i'm going to keep my power, so that's the easy route. and stand in line for another black man to be the governor. so there's that part too, that's really in the room. like what -- if he really wanted to make amends, that's a great word. why not let that black man take that seat. who is very popular, very qualified. and doesn't have this baggage? >> no, this is a man in fact, just two weeks ago who for the second time now, left the dias in the virginia senate when they got up to celebrate robert e. lee's birthday. he got up, he is very prominent, important voice. i think not just in virginia, but in american politics. and he's only 39. he's only going to be an even bigger deal, to stand in his way, i think is in particula

i know michael horowitz is doing it i think john huber the former u.s. attorney is going to do it.not doing it right now is the house because the republicans lost. i think lindsey and michael horowitz are going it shed new light on the fisa process. >> sean: we have a lot of work to do. welcome to the fox family. good to see you. when we come back, we are not doing a villain of the day. we have the hero of the day and your mouth. ♪ [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ and relief from symptoms caused feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin i have... by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance compan

huber's up to, frankly, who was appointed to look at how the clinton investigation was handled at theand maybe more importantly, how the fisa process, were there abuses in how this fisa was done specifically relative to carter page. maria: last week we had your colleague, devin nuÑes, on the program, and he said, look, he's happy that the doj is recognizing that lying to congress is a crime which is the reason michael to cohen is going to jail, but that maybe you should start questioning and bringing back people like the list you just named, peter strzok, lisa page, andrew mccabe, because did they lie to congress? >> well, there's some discrepancies, some things we'll have to look at in their testimony. i think there's some concerns there. we do know that jim baker, former chief counsel at the fbi, is the summit of an investigation by the justice department and, obviously, andy mccabe is also under investigation by the justice department. we'll see how those two cases shake out as well. maria: what is your take on bill barr coming in as the new attorney general? will he seek the truth

john huber, the u.s. attorney from utah, who was asked to conduct a review of certain matters. so together with the fact that any situation with regard mr. orr's employment would be a confidential human resources process, i just am unable to talk any more about mr. orr and his involvement in any matters that could be subject to an investigation. >> as we now have at part to our play and finding out you may be subpoenaed to come back and do a deposition, which if there's any way around this to attack the investigation of the president, this is again just -- i want to say one? your last few days, you know, do your best, do your job and continue to do that part, but there's many on our side of the aisle as well as the other side, that have been very concerned with what we have seen at the department of justice, especially in the fbi and especially over the last few years, that should turn every citizen who could care less about politics, if there's ever a perception, and i've shared this with others who came before you to testify, whenever there's a perception where there's not eq

i think john huber, the former u.s. attorney, is going to do it.doing it right now is the house because the republicans lost. i think lindsey and michael horowitz are going to shed some new light on the fisa process. >> sean: we have a lot of work to do. welcome to the fox family. good to see you. when we come back, we are not doing a villain of the day. we have the hero of the day and your mouth. ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! (woman) too late for lunch.o minutes. starkist saves the day. sweet and spicy tuna in a pouch! smart choice, charlie. (charlie) no drain, no pain. just tear, eat... and go! try all of my tuna, salmon and chicken pouches. >> sean: what

john huber, who is the u.s. attorney from utah who was asked by attorney general sessions to conduct a review of certain matters at the department of justice. >> huh? that was pretty detailed. it sounded like he was talking about an ongoing investigation, didn't it? which has to make you wonder, is it just a matter of whether the question is coming from a republican or a democrat? listen to this exchange with congressman david salihny. >> did the president lash out at you after michael cohen's guilty play for lying to congress about a trump organization project to build a trump tower in moscow? >> the president specifically tweeted that he had not lashed out. >> i'm asking you, mr. whitaker, did the president lash out at you? i'm not asking what he tweeted. i don't have a lot of confidence in the veracity of his tweets. i'm asking you under oath. >> congressman, that is based on an unsubstantiated -- >> sir, answer the yes yes or no. did the president lash out to you about mr. cohen's guilty plea? >> no, he did

losses are committed to the point of the first division commander, major general clarence huber said "if higher authority decides this is the place and time where we cease to exist, i guess this is were we cease to exist. but after a little week of fighting, hundreds of german defenders were killed and nearly 12,000 captured. approachedsualties 6000. more than four of every five houses were destroyed or damaged. one correspondent reported that the city was "as dead as yesterday." general george c marshall, the army's chief of staff was in france for a visit and he said, "we have got them licked. all they have is a thin shell, and when we break that, they are finished. earmarking divisions to shift to the specific. germanlieved organized resistance would and by december. that was cockeyed optimism. commanded 58 divisions, including those in southern france, where they had landed in mid-august. but a month after crossing the southern border, no allied soldier was because and 12 miles into germany. enemy casualties averaged 4000 a day since june 6, but allied losses since june 6 had tot

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huber, who hebrew called in to take a look at the doj and the fbi will be able to figure out who theng this time? >> well, i hope that the inspector general's investigation will go on. look, there is a role here for congress to exercise oversighted that these agencies, the fbi needs to be held accountable. i don't want to go back to the day steve when the fbi was selecting information on political leaders, the j. edgar hoover days where they tried to influence the outcome of policy in this country. that's not democracy. we need to have oversight here. that's why i have demanded answers from the fbi. i'm willing to take whatever steps are necessary to get those answers. steve: right. before did you go, i know you are there on the judiciary committee. have you heard whether or not the mueller probe is wrapping up? >> i have not heard directly. i look forward to it happeninwrappingup it should han wrapped up a long time ago. the special counsel needs to bring his evidence forward if he has any and get on with it the american people deserve to have this thing wrapped up and over with. st

john huber, who is the u.s. attorney from utah asked by attorney general sessions to conduct a review of certain matters at the department of justice. and so together with fact that any situation regarding mr. ohr's employment would be part of a confidential human resources, i'm not able to talk any more about mr. ohr, his involvement in any matters that could be subject to either an inspector general's investigation or human resource matter. >> barring the now again as we had another part to our play this morning we're finding out that you may be subpoenaed to come back and do a deposition, any way around this to continue this if the investigation of the president, this is again is just amazing. i want to say one in your last few days, you know, do your best, do your job and continue to do that part but also at a certain point in time many on our side of the aisle as well as the other side of the aisle that have been very concerned with what we've seen at the department of justice especially in the f.b.i. and e