(cynthia prosecutors say james mitchell wanted to steal his grandma's car.. so he >>> james mitchell wanted to take his grandmother's car so he beat her. he is going to prison. , we have more on the deal. >> one of the witnesses was probably his mother. so he decided to take a plea deal and is now headed to prison, i don't want to see him again. >> she will not see her son for a long, long time. he pled guilty to the unthinkable, we believe the evidence is such to proceed without the victim. >> the aldivision gauges are serious. the grandmother was almost coma toes when they arrived to the home, she suffers from dementia and would not tell the jury what he did but his moth wore have. he skipped a trial and agreed to a plea deal. he is a known drug user in and out of trouble for years. he is he will serve 12 years probation. >>> two boston police officers are in critical condition but they are recovering. the officers were responding to a domestic dispute. a man reported his roommate threatened him with a wife. the roommate was kirk figueroa. they killed him.

james is the author of the strong man, john mitchell and the secrets of watergate. also cheney, one-on-one. friends of bill and not only the 12 step kind should know this man is a walking, talking buckley legacy project. his knowledge about bill, his belief in bills lasting importance and relevance and how we need to realize that immense power for good thrives in the buckley legacy is second to none. it has been a delight to work with him and i congratulate james not only for the excellent book he assembled but also for his own smart prose providing the context in which all of bills collected remembrances are said, "a torch kept lit". on that note, gentlemen, reihan salam. [applause] >> thanks very much jack for that kind introduction and thank all of my institute colleagues for helping put together this event. i am honored to be here with two of the most established writers and thinkers in america today. you kid but it's true. james, i wanted to ask you what on earth led a perfectly healthy sane person to become so obsessed with bill buckley and second, this projec

journal," the "washington post," holiday harper's and "national review. " james is the author of "to the strong manage: john mitchell and the secrets of watergate" and also, "cheney, one-on-one." friends of bill and not only the 12 step kind, should know this man is a walking, talking, buck lee legacy project. his knowledge about bill and his belief in bill's lasting importance and relevance, and how we need to realize that immense power for good resides in the buck lee legacy is second to none. i congratulate james for the excellent book he assembled and also for his own smart prose, providing the context in which all of bill's collected remembrances are set in "a torch kept lit." on that note, ladies and gentlemen. rye hans lamb. >> thank you very much, jack, for the very kind introduction, and thank you to by "national rerue" institute colleagues to puts ising there together. eye honored to be here. you kid but it's true, james, wanted to ask you, what on earth led a perfectly healthy sane person to become so obsessed with bill buck lee, and its, and second to this project in particular? >> first of all my thanks

mitchell on the trail in ohio. good evening. >> reporter: good seizing moments ago on a new report that fbi director james comey was reluctant to publicly blame russia for cyber hacking democrats this close to the election. they called that a jaw-dropping double standard given the revelations about top clinton aide huma abedin. this is the latest clinton slam on comey. tonight top hillary clinton aide huma abedin not on the trail with clinton, as clinton intensified her attack on fbi director james comey, undecided voters about the e-mail controversy. >> i'm not making excuses. i've said it was a mistake and i regret it. now they apparently want to look at e-mails one of my staffers -- and i am sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they looked at my e-mails for the last year. there is no case here! >> reporter: just a few months ago, clinton and other democrats praising comey for not pursuing criminal charges agains the professionalism of the fbi. >> he's somebody with the highest standards of integrity. >> this is a great man. >> reporter: clinton supporters now taking shots. former attorney general eric holde

mitchell wins this thing 27-19 making a mess out of that division. >> i smell strawberry crest searching for a win taking on east bay tonight, 21-indians to start the 3rd quarter. james exhumes makes it 28-0. here comes the shoestring tackle keeps the guy not on the roster from scoring, but same drive plunked to frank murphy, strawberry crest on the board. how about a big boy touchdown, harry gonzalez, 5' 9 three bills. >> that's a big fellow. >> touchdown. put that in your fantasy league. chargers had a good 2nd half, plunked to murphy again scoring 21 points. east bay a winner, 34-21. >> we have got to check the eligibility of the guy not on the roster. that result might not stand. more blitz next. i moved on her like a [bleep]. you can do anything. grab them by the [bleep] we have to make sure that donald wins this election. no we don't. marco rubio stands by trump bringing people together and reaching across the aisle to get things done. protecting social security. and building an economy that works for all of us. i'm patrick murphy and i approved this message because i'll be a senator who always works for you. amendment 1 guarantees your right to generate your o

mitchell. there is a lot that has not been answered in the brief statement that was put out by james comey so iicipate they're trying to get more details before they respond. i would be surprise if we did not get some type of reaction on camera today from secretary clinton's campaign, either from her top advisers or secretary clinton herself. we'll be on the campaign plane with her throughout the day from here, she heads to des moines, we anticipate we'll get some type of reactions on this day. undoubtingly casting a cloud of what was supposed to be get out the vote rally aiming at energized voters. >> standby for me and we'll take everybody back. >> joining me now, sir, it is great to have you with me. the campaign, top spokesperson had no idea of what this is about. >> none of us know what this is about and obviously in the statement as i understand comey, i have seen the statement and i heard about the statement that comey issued that there is an unrelated matter that these are not anything that we withheld by hillary clinton >> here, this is the full statement. >> it is just three paragraph

mitchell park democrats in milwaukee. bears ears which are two historical buttes in utah. the delta queen in louisiana and the james river in virginia where the settlement of jamestown was built in 1607. the you'd like to see pictures of these and the rest of the list go to ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> should tourists get a warning about break-ins when they rent a car in san francisco. in the board of supervisors has it way it will. large amount of break-ins occur. it would require rental companies to provide written disclosures at the time of rental. plus tips on how to avoid becoming a target. the warnings would be in the car in 2015 the city hit a fee year high in number of car break-ins with almost 25,000 break-ins. >>> it appears californians are conservinging less water state regulators announced californians saved 18% in august that's down nearly 10% from the same time the prefer year. some of the communities with the least savings include follow some and south lake tahoe. >> let's talk more about this bring in chief meteorologist bill par tin we got idea sent amount of rain last year. is there any i

james walton and baron -- our excellent ppss, kelly cullhearst and amanda saloway. and i'm honored to follow in the footsteps of great conservative linda talker, andrew mitchell, justin greenly. now in recent weeks i have seen the incredible life saving work that our aid is around the world. whether it's the support of the 60 million people to access clean water and sanitation or helping 11 million people getting an education or immunizing 76 million children, our aid budget is transforming lives on an amazing schedule. last year, we helped 5 million affected by crises to get access to blankets, tents and clean water. this is something that everyone in britain can be proud of. the conference when lives are at stake, we must constantly strive to make our efforts more effective. let's face up to the fact that not all of the global aid system is as effective as britain's approach. when ebola struck west africa in 2014 the world health organization was too slow to raise the alarm and it fell to the united kingdom, the u.s. and others to grip the situation. to be blunt, lives were lost as a result of this slow response. conference, i will use britain's leading position to

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