. >> it does i honestly -- a year ago, i was inpatient for depression suicide. not think my future held any more opportunities compared to war and combat and everything like that. here i am a year later and everything's different. >> reporter: the gravity of the role weighs heavy on michael kelley, who is playing then-lieutenant colonel gary valeski. >> please bring my baby home. >> i promise you, every man is coming back safely. >> how can you promise that? >> because i believe that too and because it's my responsibility. >> we wanted to -- the men who did this in real life, the justice that they deserve. so i think that part is really special. that's what i think the heart and the care comes from. >> reporter: the man michael kelley is portraying now a three-star general. gary veleski perfectly captured that heart and care all those years ago. >> uncommon valor was common that day. because there but you don't teach stuff like that. you can get them to that point, but where they go in combat where when those rounds are being directed at them, how they react, yo

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. >> i honestly do believe limb. and i wasn't -- i wasn't waiting for an apology from him. but i gladly accept it and thank you. >> late last night, the president weighed in on twitter seeming to ignore both the roy moore allegation and the history of accusations against him. more on that in a moment but our coverage begins with cnn's manu raju on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning. the colleagues were quick to distance themselves from franken. senators on both side of the aisle are saying they do support a senate ethics committee investigation. the question is whether does it go from there and whether or not it reaches the point of expelling franken from the senate. something very rare that would require two thirds to support. yesterday i had a chance to ask several democratic senators if they believed it would get to the point of expulsion. >> very disappointed. i support an ethics investigation. this kind of conduct not tolerated by anyone. >> do you think this could lead to his expulsion? >> i wouldn't to prejudge anything. >> you can't shut the door on expulsi exp

i. honestly i could not argue about to the militias because. i'm not aware i'll bow to always making the violence we know only that there is a lot of violence in this country but i know and this is we have because we have the proof and the evidence is the volunteers of the car you have across yesterday i received twenty six by the. women that died during crossing that we need to run and this is unacceptable and i said we don't we don't want to see any more bodies of people who are currently in war.

the circumstances that would be stopping short of the mark we have a programme for climate policy i honestly have to admit i wish the f.t.p. would take this issue a bit further i sometimes feel the f.t.p. is a bit too silent on environmental. ticks and in how they communicate to the public i hope that the coalition talks will help us to see that the environment can also be an issue for a liberal party though i wouldn't say it's my favorite issue i'm more interested in domestic and legal affairs as well as european politics but the f.t.p. still needs to drill deeper into the subject of climate policy is definitely. via either way freedom or state we are wrecking our planet mr cooler isn't it finally time to fix a date to phase out combustion engines in problem. and we're happy to talk about dates but this date must take into consideration that there's a difference between rural and urban areas and that it makes a difference whether this state is set by the state or if engineers who understand the technology much better very example than i do say this is the date we walked. we also need to con

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tweeden accepting his apology. >>> i honestly do believe limb. aiting for an apology from him. but i gladly accept it, and thank you. >> late last night, president trump weighing in on the franken revelatio revelations. he seemed to ignore both the roy moore allegations and history against him. in a tweet he says this. theial frankenstein picture is really bad. speaks 1,000 words. where do his hands go in pictures 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 while she sleeps? >> pictures worth 1,000 words but there's a tape of the president talking about groping women. >> i think it's risky to be talking about a picture of someone when he's on tape. >> risky and revealing about this president. let's discuss this with salena zito. good morning, so we're going to talk about franken, whether he can survive this. at the president moved the conversation with this late night tweet, because of course he punted on the roy moore issue. he will not call for him to stand down. is this because he doesn't want the conversation to be about his past or hates losing. he really needs that se

the circumstances that would be stopping short of the mark we have a programme for climate policy i honestly have to admit i wish the f.t.p. would take this issue a bit further i sometimes feel the f.t.p. is a bit too silent on environmental politics and in how they communicate to the public i hope that the coalition talks will help us to see that the environment can also be an issue for a liberal party though i wouldn't say it's my favorite issue i'm more interested in domestic and legal affairs as well as european politics but the f.t.p. still needs to drill deeper into the subject of climate policy is definitely. either way freedom or state we are wrecking our planet mr cool isn't it finally time to fix a date to phase out combustion engines in portland. and we're happy to talk about dates but this state must take into consideration that there's a difference between rural and urban areas and that it makes a difference whether the state is set by the state or if engineers who understand the technology much better very example than i do say this is the date we walked. we also need to consid

fairness numbers over the hope that every employer in scotland at least pays a living wage and i think honestly the sum i need to make up for that as fair as possible and accepting the norm so why no mention they have climate change and so as a manifesto of his opponent richard leonard does i think you see of course my isis one of the secrets over into things that's misleader of ours now i'm sure part of the sin of really trying to score equality in the holy land tucks in the highest earners in this country to pay for the people who don't earn quite as well ya don't climb in until i'm a danger is the reason why there's no mention of it because he voted against the requirement of a more extensive set of care conditions to be met by the content for fracking i don't think we know unassisted but ministers a whole range of issues across scotland and i'm sure if he becomes their leader a leader via and of course mr we will see much more commitment to claim it seems to poverty to make arrangements under schools much spirit in scotland all right well why do you think that then mccluskey the leader of b

i. honestly i could not argue about to the militias right because. i'm not aware i'll bow to always making the violence we know only that there is a lot of violence in this country but i you know and this is we have because we have to prove and the evidence is the volunteers of the car you have across yesterday i received twenty six body of a women that died during crossing that we need to run and this is not set the ball on a set of what we've done we don't want to see any more bodies of people of people was fleeing a country war being on the italian coast well mr rocca we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. sure . to keep it was i live eat good for yourself then. leave. we have other things in this world and this is it you know for everyone why some peoples once so take our thing all the power just for themselves and. we. are. welcome back to worlds apart with francesca rocca president of the international federation of the rat cross and the red crescent society mr rocca just before the break we touc

i. honestly . i. was. and that is your right up to that thanks thing with international the latest news headlines at the top of the am. i going to let we're going to do what's. right. i was i was near you. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around core. perforation washington washington. the media the media. and voters elected a businessman to run this country business because power too must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. here's what people have been saying about redacted in ny this year was actually just full on austin for the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know a lot of the really packed a punch at least yam is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are apparently better than blue nothings but i see people you never heard of love right back to the night i'm president of the world bank hey i'm going to write me seriously send us an e-mail. a plate for many clubs over the years so i know the guy i mean

i honestly don't know. i'm paying an additional tax for hunters point to build out the infrastructure because the city has disregarded and neglected the area. i'm struggling with that investment i'm making because i don't feel i'm being heard. i don't feel like our concerns are being addressed or considered. so if you could, at the end, when you close the discussions, please tell me who do i reach out to? i would like to avoid having to go the legal route. that doesn't seem like a good way to go. i really want to partner with the city and make this effective but i need some help, i don't know where to turn. thank you. >> chair m. mondejar: thank you. >> ace washington? >> [off mic] [laughter] >> good afternoon, my name is david springer, i'm a homeowner at the shipyard, i love living there. a couple points is, i want to be very, very clear. this is not about affordable or the kind of housing. this is about lennar lying to us, sending us a lawyer, i appreciate the discomfort of your position, but where is len

. >> i honestly love, we get to share our story a lot. i think it's great to inspire others to start a new company. that's what we want to push. you can be any age and do anything you want as long as you're really passionate about it. >> i picked the wrong day to wear white i found the bling. look there's something you can actually check things out. you guys thanks so much for sharing your story. again, very impressive that is the show i'm becky quick. >>> next week, author james patterson, how we can get children to read more both in books and on screens keep it right here on "on the money. have a great one, and we'll see you next weekend jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it

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. >> know, i can honestly tell you that it's quite the opposite. i will say this much, that sometimes when you have a particularskill set , infiltrating bikers or drug dealers or gun runners or terrorists, sometimes what i always tell students at the fbi undercover school is don't believe the hype about yourself. don't become the diva that says i need this kind of car or this particular apartment or, don't be the person that isn't a cop behind the wheel, isn't a part of the team. no matter how good or successful you may be doing undercover work.so i will go one step further to answer your question and say i've always been treated extremely well in almost the other end of the spectrum, too well. >> there's a program called the post adjudication risk management program which basically the way it works is most agents go through a background reinvestigation every five years but if you were born abroad, you have to go through that every year constantly. at that been something that's applied to you at all? >> no, it's never applied to me. >> tell me, numb

i honestly do not remember the encounter but if i behaved as he describes i owe him a sincere apologyout as a gay man tweeting, i've loved and have had romantic encounters with men throughout my life and i choose now to live as a gay man. >> there's a big difference between being gay and being a sexual predator, if in fact he was sexual with a 14-year-old, that's a totally different thing than anything hiving to do with whether he's gay. >> reporter: his lawyer did not respond to a request for comment from abc news today, but as previously said the actor is "taking the time necessary to seek evaluation and treatment." >> the power differential which is often seen here for the young person, it's very hard to come forward and say something very bad about someone who is universally admired in the community, for one thing, but also admired by you, perhaps. >> reporter: a long-admired leading man, spacey is known for playing dark and deeply flawed characters, like his oscar-winning portrayal of ad executive lester burnham in "american beauty." >> i'm lester, janie's dad. >> oh, hi, this is

i. honestly cannot i go about to the media shows like because i am not aware i'll bow to always making the violence we know only that there is a lot of violence in this county but i know and this is we have because we have to prove and the evidence is the volunteers of the car you have across yesterday i received twenty six body of a women that died during crossing the media to run and this is not set the ball on a set of what we don't know we don't want to see any more bodies of people of people who are currently in war being on the coast well mr rockwood we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman kill the narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. so it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so one more chance for. peace t

i. honestly cannot argue about to the media shows like that because i am not aware i'll bow to always making the violence we know only that there is a lot of violence in this country but i know and this is we have because we have to prove and the evidence is the volunteers of the car you have across yesterday i received twenty six body of a women that died during crossing the media to run and this is not set the ball on a set of what we've done we don't want to see any more bodies of people of people sweeping our country in war. on the italian coast well mr rocca we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. with the climate larry listen to the one person. who ignore middle of the room sick. to lose. all. of our. health. care. policy the. actual motions all the food. both. are. welcome back to worlds apart with francesca rucka president of the international federation of the right cross and the red crescent society mr rocca just before the break we touched upon the issue of how the european countries should process people from africa or the middle ea

i. honestly i cannot argue about to the militias right because i am not aware i'll bow to always making the violence we know only that there is a lot of violence in this country but i know and this is we have because we have to prove and the evidence is there volunteers of the car you have across yesterday i received twenty six body of a women that died during crossing that needed to run and this is not set the ball on a set of what we've done we don't want to see any more bodies of people of people sweeping a country in war. on the coast well mr rocca we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. even . listen to this i live the hear hear yourself and. leave the no. need. to be young. again. we have many things in this world sounds this is it you know for everyone and why some peoples wants to take our things all the power just for themselves and to see that you've. got a very wide grin on life because that saudi prince. we tell them it just good. at all is well confiscated. put on a. brit so tell the middle riyad. up. welcome back to worlds ap

well, look, i can honestly tell you, i can honestly tell you that when i'm in the room, i am so worriedon everyone else's fear, but there is absolutely no way how i might feel about someone when i'm anonymous and meet them in the street, i just can't feel like that about a cast and crew member. i'm just too completely responsible for making sure everyone does their best to serve the greater thing, and that is what we're trying to make. you've just talked about our sort of age—group, and ageing and... the old guys. yeah, and a new generation who are looking to do things in different ways. just one quick question about your future, and your intent. yeah. you did make one netflix box set—style big budget tv series, the get down. yeah. yeah, i loved doing it. didn't get recommissioned. i wonder in your future, do you see yourself moving more into tv, because that's where a lot of the money and creativity is? or are you absolutely in your mind a movie—maker? i have to say, two things. one, we could have done another season. but just. .. it cost an awful lot of money, though. yeah, and for th

were treated for injuries but they acknowledge that half of that were simply unsightly attacks i mean honestly there may have been cases of force but that was not excessive force and that was not a deliberate force it was a reaction to provocation from people who prevented them from this charging the mandate that they had received by the courts so if your police did nothing wrong why ignore the calls mung international calls for a independent and impartial investigation why we ignore such calls we said that such an investigation was going to be carried through by the court on account of the. cases that have been brought to them claiming that use of force or or you know un high commissioner for human rights called for an independent instigation the council of europe we have you know relations we have already said always said that we have a standing invitation to you know special representatives of human rights organization international organizations to come as the feel it's needed we have received letters we have answered those letters and you know the investigations are being carried through

i think that he's right and everyone else is wrong and. honestly think that the true this is the opposite but even after the referendum he stepped back from asking the catalan parliament to vote on independence used instead he made a symbolic declaration and called for negotiations on the region's future we all response was the only without a government in my very flimsy everything the government gave him every opportunity to step back from the brink he could have had the opportunity to call elections himself he didn't there i mean honestly. to me it's hard to understand how you give some credit to that kind of politician who is clearly a discredited the politician by now but he is the irony because an october the twenty ninth you said i rule out full independence but not necessarily more autonomy even if they are now already one of the regions with the highest powers incompetence why on earth didn't you offer autonomy six months. instead of just shutting down and then i think i think such a possibility was clearly offered to them if they don't the

>> i honestly love, we get to share our story a lot and i think it's great and inspiring other youngompanies and that's something we really want to put there is that you could be any age and you could do anything that you want as long as you're really passionate about it. >> it's incredibly impressive what you two have built. i picked the wrong day to wear white. stick my hand in here. there it is. and so this is too big for that finger, but look, there's something you can actually check things out. thank you so much for coming in to share your story. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it, and very impressive. >> thanks. >> folks, that is the show for today. quick. thank you so much for joining us. next week, best selling author james patterson with how to help kids read more, both in books and on the screen. have a great one, and se - six weeks ago, the journey to mount midoriyama began. over 500 athletes in five cities have taken on the world's most daunting obstacle courses. - oh! ooh! - [grunts] - oh! he'll feel that one tomorrow. - no! [cries] - familiar faces have fallen. - oh! - o

i honestly have my own views, and i relate it to my mom and things people have said to her.at, like i say, i have my idea on where it comes from. how do you feel and what does it make you want to do? >> write a book explaining what happened and come on your show and other places. you know, some of it is just rank sexism. let's just be honest about it. i never heard anybody say that to al gore or john kerry or john mccain or mitt romney, all the men who lost election in addition the last 17, 18 years. some of it is just that. some of it, i will say, is media guilt. you know, when they now have to face the way they covered this campaign, and the fact that they didn't pay any attention to policies-- which, you know, i thought would be important and spent a lot of time saying, "okay, here's what we're going to do on an infrastructure plan, what we're going to do to improve the affordable care act, and everything i worked on." they were so totally entranced by the reality tv element of it, and the entertainment value of it, that i'm told-- and some members of the press have priva

hundred were treated for injuries but they acknowledge that half of that were simply the attacks i mean honestly there may have been cases of force but that was not excessive force and that was not a deliberate force it was a reactions to provocation from people who prevented them from this charging the mandate that they had received by the court so if your police did nothing wrong why ignore the calls mung the international calls for an independent and impartial investigation why we.

>> i honestly love, we get to share our story a lot and i other young people to start companies and that'sly want to put there is that you could be any age and you could do anything that you want as long as you're really passionate about it. >> it's incredibly impressive what you two have built. i picked the wrong day to wear white. stick my hand in here. there it is. and so this is too big for that finger, but look, there's something you can actually check things out. thank you so much for coming in to share your story. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it, and very impressive. >> thanks. >> folks, that is the show for today. quick. thank you so much for joining us. next week, best selling author james patterson with how to help kids read more, both in books and on the screen. have a great one, and se >>> good morning, america. this morning, travel crush. americans cram the roads. rails. and airports. to head home. on what could be the busiest travel day of the long holiday weekend. the all-important forecast. plus the times you'll want to stay off the roads. >>> highway shooting. the horror

to actually has to address and she's in the program meter what you want to add go ahead please i honestly because we're on t.v.'s on of them we are on it had a working family i believe they should we need t.v.'s for us for it in months then after that the congressman would mr president bush to walk in and the congress to give us ten minute residence because we are not committed we had a working family we work here we all know and to come here to our money back to work to help our families i'm sure that's true and when i hear the stories of how much people with t.p.s. have have been working hard and saving money and buying homes and and what i think is what an asset you could be in your home country because we are the land to come here to i'm married because our country's not is not providing work for us we don't have work people finish school day graduate from university they'd still sit down they're not working that's why i'm standing haitian people you see their ticket bought all these signed deals done to i mean god to send back them to haiti they still pick up what they learned back t

"i honestly hope they find who did this and arrest that person.e is cruel and there is no purpose to this. it is completely senseless" --el dueÑo de este minimo dice que espera las autoridades encuentren y arresten a quien esta haciendo esto por que es cruel e insensato. --ambos gatos sobrevivieron y se recuperan; la policia no tiene ahora a ningun sospechoso pero para muchos residentes es algo preocupante solo por los animales pero por que es con flecha y puede causar mas daÑo o herir a alguna persona de esta comunidad. "i don't know if its a hatred of cats or just a disregard for living creatures. i am not sure, but somebody who does something like that has really got to be sick." 52 10 ---otra vecina dice que no sabe si es odio a los gatos o a cualquier creatura viviente pero quien este haciendo esto esta realmente enfermo., afirma. --las autoridades quieren encontrar a esta persona por que temen que esto pueda escalar, ya que muchas veces alguien con tendencias violentas empiezan atacando a animales, como este gato que se recupera despues de r

untracked they paid a million dollars just to make them go away they will now like i mean honestly i would love to be that annoying. that's where the real money is the annoyance is going to be right back you can see i just fire fire fire big bad of a nuisance to m.s.n. p.c. as you were like happen tonio also now on r t america called out a major corporate sponsor on m.s.n. b.c.'s morning joe and then joe scarborough went on the air the next day to want politics guys to the corporation we're sorry mr corporation we mean to tell the truth about you poisoning children with arsenic that was supposed to be our little secret. and then of course there's me. or may not have been physically removed from the fox news building this is. what we're doing to news this is to prove propaganda knew the system this is a festival of ignorance. why. a lot of those who are really willing to risk everything to speak out willing to lose money and jobs to stand up for the truth we come here to argy america but being a born and bred american who wants to just make america a better country that doesn't stop t