ok james summers i don't like change in love again after i get a little starry eyed james summers a lecturer in law at lancaster university thank you so much for joining us on our program. moving on to some other news now the girlfriend of the los vegas gunman has spoken out for the first time in a statement mary lou donnelly said she had no idea what prompted stephen paddick to carry out the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history she was in the philippines when paddick gunned down fifty eight people on sunday stanley now returned to the u.s. where she's being questioned by authorities. this is the woman who police hope will be the key to unlocking the mystery behind the motive of sunday's mass shooting investigators have been questioning mary lou dally the las vegas shooter's girlfriend in a statement read by her lawyer she denied any knowledge of his sinister plan c. never said anything to me or took any action that i was aware of but i understood it anyway to be a warning that something horrible like this was going to happen. investigators say the shooter led a double life that he spe

. >>> a battle of two top, 20 teams, 11th ranked villanova facing james madison. to todd summersn the board, later james madison 's brian shore throws down the side line, eldridge leaping for the catch. diving into the end zone, james madison takes cares of the wildcats 30 to eight. >>> the six remembers back to practice today, preparing for wednesday night season opener against the wizards, they made couple of roster moves, for humphreys and center. the american league championship is her sees game two, yankees, game tide, bottom of the ninth. carlos with line drive into the right center fields gap. jose, on his horse, trying to score from first, gary sanchez drops the throw at the plate. jose will score. astros take game two, two to one, leave of best of seven series two games to nothing. game three tomorrow in the bronx. >>> that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> and the national league championship series between the dodgers and the cubs is now underway. in the top of the fourth inning there, alberts, homered , little son contreras scored to put t

whether there was collusion between the trump campaign and the kremlin in addition to the james comey firing. this summervanity fair" reported that trump's former chief strategist, steve bannon, wanted reince priebus to testify to the special counsel that jared kushner played a key role in getting comey fired. also tonight, nbc news' richard engel reports exclusively that former trump campaign manager paul manafort, a central figure in the russia probe, had much closer financial links to a russian oligarch than previously thought. an nbc investigation has revealed that it now appears that a total of at least $60 million in loans were made by russian billionaire oleg deripaska to accounts owned by paul manafort. deripaska is a known confidante of vladimir putin. u.s. investigators have previously acknowledged that they are looking at manafort's financial ties to prominent russian figures. joining me now, jill wine-banks, a former assistant special prosecutor in the watergate investigation and an msnbc contributor. good to see you again. this has taken the intrigue around paul manafort to a new level, a le

summer. then james comey got a full copy of it in december.that mueller's team has gone to interview steel tells us he's following up on potential leads in the dossier to seek more information on it. the dossier makes explosive information on the president. this basically says that the russian intelligence agencies had infiltrated the trump campaign and that trump was deeply compromised by russia and unproven, but the fact that mueller is looking at it hard right now is deeply significant. >> and especially traveling to go interview this person. >> reporter: yes, and because his sources were in russia. and it's not clear to what extent the sources are, but they are trying to recreate some of what was told. and it is not clear if they are able to. mueller doesn't have access to them, but steel may be able to help in that fashion. >> what is credibility? what can you tell me about him and the stock he might have in the eyes of the special counsel? >> reporter: my sources in the united states told me that he's a legitimate russia expert. that he

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eleventh ranked villanova on the road facing james madison, fourth quarter cats down 16 to nothing. to today summers, in the end zone, cat get on the board later james mass son's brian shore throws down the side line, david he'd ridge, leaping up there to make the catch. diving into the end zone, james madison takes care of the wildcat 30 to eight. >> sixers back to practice, against the wizards, they made couple of roster moves releasing for humphreys and center okafor. the american league championship series game two, yankees, astros, game tide, bottom of the ninth. line drive into the right center fields gap. jose, on his horse, trying to score from first, gary sanchez drops the throw at the plate. hoe sell will score. astros take it two to one, lever the best of seven series two games to nothing, game three tomorrow in the bronx, have a great day. >> and, the national league championship series between the dodgers and the cubs is now underway. in the top of the fourth inning, albert, homered, wilson con remember a scored to put the cubs up two to nothing, but in the bottom of the sixth, chris ta

. >> by summer, the same time fbi director james comey record -- as candidate trump secure the nomination, two of steele's memos were in fbi fans hands. fusion gps instructed steele to bring five american media updates. after no stories were published, fusion told steele to do a second briefing. yahoo! news appeared to be the first reference to the dossier allegations, and "mother ""mother jones"" followed. after president trump fired him, comey did not explain whether the fbi relied on the unverified dossier to explain surveillance warrants on trauma trump campaign. >> couldn't talk when i was the head of the fbi. >> a former british investor told fox to verify the --dash 3 weeks before the inauguration, he pulled the president-elect aside to discuss. on january 10, buzzfeed publish the allegations in full. but speed is facing multiple defamation suits. president trump has consistently denied the allegations. bret? >> bret: catherine, thank you. the president and his party may come down on opposite sides of her in a law allowing intelligent services to track internet communications. corr

james ivory, formerly of merchant ivory fame. it's a love story set in the early eighties in northern italy over one summer.ut a 17—year—old boy called elio. elio's father is an academic and he invites from america, a student, an intern to help him overfor the summer. elio falls in love with the intern. we have timothee chalamet, a real rising star, as elio, and armie hammer as the intern. here we are. thank you so much. my goodness, you are bigger than your picture! i couldn't get all of me in the picture! it's very nice to meet you. elio! you must be exhausted... laughter every single one of these will! elio, oliver, oliver, elio. you must be exhausted! come, come. should i take your things to your room? my room... follow him... it is set in the 19805... in italy, his mother was french which is why he also spoke french. language is an important part of the film. it's about this young boy finding out who he is, his own personality and finding his own language. that's why there are a lot of different languages going on in the film. i just loved it. it looks gorgeous, it's mainly set in lombardia and lake ga

james ivory, formerly of merchant ivory fame. it's a love story set in the early eighties in northern italy over one summer.is about a 17—year—old boy called elio. elio‘s father is an academic and he invites from america, a student, an intern to help him overfor the summer. elio falls in love with the intern. we have timothee chalamet, a real rising star, as elio, and armie hammer as the intern. here we are. thank you so much. my goodness, you are bigger than your picture! i couldn't get all of me in the picture! it's very nice to meet you. elio! you must be exhausted... laughter every single one of these will! elio, oliver, oliver, elio. you must be exhausted! come, come. should i take your things to your room? my room... follow him... it is set in the 1980s... in italy, his mother was french which is why he also spoke french. language is an important part of the film. it's about this young boy finding out who he is, his own personality and finding his own language. that's why there are a lot of different languages going on in the film. i just loved it. it looks gorgeous, it's mainly set in lombardia and l

james harden. he didn't lose any sleep over that this summer. >> i'll give you the popovich answer.and had dinner. >> we're still way behind golden state. we have some catching up to do. >> rockets head coach mike d'antoni is hoping to make up some ground tonight. he added "you're not going to stop them. they are not going to stop us either. should be fun. just more bulletin board material for draymond green." >> yeah, we score pretty well. we're a good defensive team so we'll play nor defense. >> before we move forward tonight, there's one final chance to look bass as the warriors raise another -- back as the warriors raise another championship banner and look back at 2016. >> i haven't seen anything yet. it would be nice to get another one. >> i heard they are going to be really small this year. they decided to go back to the '70 s and tailor bake -- '70s and tailor bake. >> this will be his seventh win. who knows. with halloween around the corner, maybe he'll decide to wear them again. >> i wore them one time. i went to a halloween party. i had five at the time before i became a

. >> then in the summer of 1986 out of the herd one individual particularly emerges. that was james harold nicholson. >> he had failed a polygraph and was assigned to various areas where things went bad. so he was a strong suspect at that time. >> he was an instructor that cia's training facility, the farm. >> he was one of the instructors to train spies. so he knew the identity of every agent we were going to send overseas and he could have provided this information to russians and that's what concerned us the most. >> when you expose a spy working in a hostile country that's not allied for us, for them that's a death sentence. you're accused, tortured and murdered. >> his experience is devastating. even worse than ames. >> i can't believe the potential damage he could have done. this is the story of john smith. not this john smith. or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith. who we paired with a humana team member to help address his own specific health needs. at humana, we take a personal ap

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james mcclean was the matchwinner in cardiff but there was despair for the welsh players and fans, especially after the highs of last summer the euro semi—finals. i can't say right now about my future because i'm not thinking about it. i'm thinking about a dressing room full of devastated players and staff. again, that elusive world cup has passed us by this time. the last of the european world cup qualifiers will be played this evening. portugal have to win against switzerland to avoid the play—offs and go to russia are automatically. cristiano ronaldo's side were favourites to progress but the swiss have been one of the form sides in qualifying. they have won nine out of nine so far going into that final match in lisbon. australia have won their world cup qualifier against syria. it came in extra time. they win the two — one on aggregate. tim cahill scored both of their goals. they will now have to go through another play—off to reach russia, either panama or honduras. wales have named their squad for the rugby league world cup in australia and papua new guinea later this month. super league young player of the year nomi

maintained vigorously today that reason the president fired james comey is because of the handling of the clinton e-mail investigation in summer. okay then, if that's why, why didn't he get fired until this may? pause. pause. pause. senator, you there? this was supposed to be a routine oversight hearing before the senate judiciary committee today. it was not. that story is next. "the snowman killer". from executive producer martin scorsese. [ distorted voice ] mister policeman, by the time you read this, [ distorted voice ] i will have built a new snowman. the snowman. rated r. america's small business owners. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes, who use their expertise to keep those businesses covered. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes behind the heroes, who brought us delicious gyros. actually, the gyro hero owns vero's gyros, so he should have been with those first heroes. ha ha! that's better. so, to recap -- small business owners are heroes, and our heroes help heroes be heroes when they're not eating gyros delivered by -- ah, you know what i mean. if they knew just howers rich they were.ed the average ame

maintained vigorously today that reason the president fired james comey is because of the handling of the clinton e-mail investigation in summer. okay then, if that's why, why didn't he get fired until this may? pause. pause. pause. senator, you there? this was supposed to be a routine oversight hearing before the senate judiciary committee today. it was not. that story is next. when you have a cold stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. it works 24/7, and you don't have to see or handle a needle. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a personal or family history of medull

>> they are not bound by the ill-advised, politically-motivated decision that james comey made in the summerf, in july of 2016, not to seek her indictment. stuart: i thought it had all gone away? >> so did i. we all thought it had gone away. here is how it came out, in a freedom of information act request by our friends at "judicial watch", and the fbi coughed it up. "freedom watch" is saying we never saw these emails before. they were not part of the original trove of emails that were released. these are more hillary clinton emails that we never saw that she swore under oath three times she had surrendered to the government when apparently she hadn't. stuart: i can't resist bringing herman into this. he is sitting there patiently waiting to go. >> dragnet. stuart: i do. we're only people around this building who remember. ashley: just the facts. stuart: hillary won't go away, will she. >> no. will not go away but what this shows as judge napolitano laid out perfectly clear, the cover-up by the obama administration was very clever until they got thrown under the bus recently with those addit

summer like! ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio. and i'm will tran. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're halfway through the week and temps will gradually start to come down. we're looking at clear skies this morning with widespread 50s and 60s, once again. afternoon highs will still be above normal for october. expect upper 80s and low 90s for the inland valleys today with mid 80s bayside. the coast will warm to the mid 70s. with the hottest day of the week behind us, look for gradual cooling going forward. inland highs will fall to the 70s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:28 am. sunset is at 6:19 pm. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( terisa ) new this morning... a new travel warning has been issued by the n-double a-c-p.( will ) the organization is warning african americans to be careful when flying on american airlines. kron 4's hermela

sean spicer earlier this month over the firing of fbi director james comey at a closed door oval office meeting with sergey lavrov. of the summer, investigators meeting with christopher steele over seas, a former british spy, whose now infamous dossier shows russian efforts to help the trump campaign. it includes possible obstruction of justice for trying to impede the investigation by removing james comey. mueller's team scrutinized mr. trump and his financial ties to the kremlin. >> there was no collusion on my side. i can tell you that. >> reporter: independent senator angus king questioning that. >> we're the ones doing the investigation. it is way premature to say that a conclusion has been reached. >> so while the who and what surrounding the charges are still unknown, we know deputy attorney general rob rosenstein would have been known of the charges before taken to the grand jury. he has oversight over the russia investigation since attorney general jeff sessions recused himself. so the mystery still surrounds this indictment. it is watch and wait to see when the indictment is unsealed and who exactly will face charges.

summer and gary lough, paula radcliffe's husband will oversee his marathon career. england's cricketers have had their first practice session in australia ahead of the ashes. jamesening warm—up match. he was dropped last year after a string of poor scores. our reporter henry moeran has sent this report from perth. it is here in perth that the england ashes tour begins in earnest. yesterday the players acclimatised on the golf course, today they hit the net is a a walmart match against western australian 11 coming up this weekend. -- warm up match. our preparation in the next three weeks will be important. if we get that right we give ourselves a great chance. well this is the first three practice games that england have leading into the first test in brisbane on november the 23rd. no question about it that england will be relieved to consider on cricket as opposed to events of the field of play. let's have a quick round—up now of some of the day's other stories now and warrington's ben currie replaces sam burgess in england's starting line—up for their second match of the rugby league world cup against lebanon in sydney on saturday. burgess damaged knee ligament

james comey announced no charges. comey was hard to believe they talked half hour about grandkids and summer vacation, what not, when billre is hanging in the balance here. she was in criminal jeopardy, clearly and also the democratic nominee and her fate was held squarely in the hands of loretta lynch, who owes her career to bill clinton, which is a glaring conflict of interest. melissa: yeah, that is one of those stories my kids would tell me, and i would go hmmm. speaking of hmmm, catherine herridge is standing by right now. she has more details. don't move. we'll analyze it afterwards. catherine what do you have. reporter: so lynch was up here to answer questions in the russia probes but she could not escape the clinton email case, and whether she had politicized it. >> attorney general lynch, did you direct director comey to call the clinton email investigation a matter? did you direct, attorney general lynch, did you seek permission from anyone within the white house before you took the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac? attorney general lynch, can you address any of issues raised by director comey during his

james foley. the city was freed by mostly kurdish forces helped by u.s. special ops and coalition air strikes. now with the loss of raqqah and the iraqi city of mosul this summer, isis' territory has shrunk from the size of virginia to a few scattered areas. >> isis still maintains an ability to launch smaller scale terrorist attacks. but i think their future as a large-scale fighting force will largely end with the fall of raqqah. >> reporter: raqqah actually fell a little sooner than expected, sources tell me, with the surrender of hundreds of low-level fighters. analysts say isis remains dangerous but is now less effective without a safe haven to plot and train. lester? >> richard engel, thanks, richard. >>> now to the deepening and dangerous water crisis in puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. overnight the number of people with running water dropped following more heavy rains and floods. now the epa says the desperate are breaking into water wells that may actually be contaminated. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there and has more for us. >> reporter: this helmet camera shows the urgent mission. the military in remote parts of puerto rico. children w

james foley. this city was freed by mostly kurdish forces helped by u.s. special ops and coalition airstrikes. now with the loss of raqqa and the iraqi city of mosul this summer, isis territory has shrunk from the size of virginia to a few scattered areas. isis still maintains an ability to launch smaller-scale terrorist attacks. >> but i think their future as a large scale fighting force will largely end with the fall of raqqa. >> thanks to nbc's richard engel. >> the stock market is reaching new heights again with the dow briefly surpassing the 23,000 mark for the first time ever. that's just six weeks after crossing the 22,000 mark. the dow is now up 28% since president trump's election. the new high comes on the same day president trump spoke about another market influencer, tax reform at the heritage foundation. >> at the heart of our plan is a tax cut for everyday working americans. the first $12,000 for a single individual and the first $24,000 for a married couple will be tax free. we are nearly doubling the zero bracket. >> turning to baseball now, game four of the alcs is sure to go down as a yankees classic. after five scoreless innings on both sid

summer translating all of this. into all next on larry king. very special guests is the creator and executive producer and writer and iconic host of inside the actors studio james lipton the one and only who this year was seen just twenty of them a nomination james is also a director playwright choreographer lyricist author and academic it's an honor to welcome you so it's an honor to be here thank you very done so many things in your life to award still matter to you oh you bet to do that you know why why because. it's an honor just to be nominated. within that lies the kernel of a great truth is an honor to be nominated thousands of shows out there that wasn't a better show than mine i'm sure and yet year after year were chosen by. ko evils as inside the actor's studio ever get old to you know what keeps it fresh good guests i do have to say this to you every guest is different every guest as you need every guest has his own life and entail to tell inside the actor's studio how did that show. i was a member of the actor's studio and. we've for years had been a very reclusive organization. nobody was allowed inside it was a private place and and it had it didn

james ivory, formerly of merchant ivory fame. it's a love story set in the early eighties in northern italy over one summer.d he invites from america, a student, an intern to help him overfor the summer. elio falls in love with the intern. we have timothee chalamet, a real rising star, as elio, and armie hammer as the intern. here we are. thank you so much. my goodness, you are bigger than your picture! i couldn't get all of me in the picture! it's very nice to meet you. elio! you must be exhausted... elio, oliver, oliver, elio. you must be exhausted! come, come. should i take your things to your room? my room... follow him... it is set in the 1980s... in italy, his mother was french which is why he also spoke french. language is an important part of the film. it's about this young boy finding out who he is, his own personality and finding his own language. that's why there are a lot of different languages going on in the film. i just loved it. it looks gorgeous, it's mainly set in lombardia and lake garda, and it looks fantastic. it's a young love story, a coming—of—age story. it's about the grey areas. it

james mattis. pence, kelly and mattis did not try to convince him to stay and tillerson did not consider quitting this summer, so this is a bit contested, but i know it's true. nbc news national political reporter carol lee joins us now. carol, amazing piece. you've been working on this for months. but in the last week, we saw tension between president trump and rex tillerson spill out on twitter with president trump tweeting, saying that tillerson was wasting his time negotiating with north korea. but you take us behind the scenes. >> i will, but first i want to say it was such a pleasure working on this story with you and everyone know that your reporting was a very significant part of this as well. >> thank you. >> but you're right, this has gone back to july. there was a build-up of tensions where tillerson was frustrated, the president was frustrated. they had policy differences. the president was seen as undermining tillerson over the issue of qatar and then tillerson was back trying to push the president in a direction he didn't want to go on terms of recertifying the iran nuclear deal. there were a n

james matthew bradley jr. behind the wheel of a truck carrying at least 40 immigrants discovered in a parking lot in san antonio earlier this summeres up to life in prison and is expected to face sentencing in january of next year. at the news, nancy chen, abc7 news. larry: thank you for that. larry: in a flight to bali, oxygen masks released and they braced for landing as the plane plunged 20,000 feet. many on board praying thinking they were going to die. the pilot was able to get plane under control and return to perth, australia, safely. the cause of the scare being blamed on a technical issue. alison: wow! terrifying. meanwhile, a texas man is recovering after falling down an open manhole. construction workers in houston found the man after they heard him down there screaming for help. the man believed to be homeless originally claimed he had been down for six days. fire department spokes penn said it was like two or three days but the authorities believe the manhole cover was swept away in flooding from hurricane harvey. larry: wow! remember this? 30 years ago today a moment seen live on tv from coast to coast. 30 years ago

summer translating all of this it's. all next on larry king. larry king now a very special guest is the creator and executive producer and writer and iconic host of inside the actors studio james lipton the one and only who this year was seen just twenty of them a nomination james is also a director playwright choreographer lyricist author and academic it's an honor to welcome you sir it's an honor to be here thank you very much you've done so many things in your life to awards still matter to you oh you bet did he do.

james foley. the city was freed by mostly kurdish forces helped by u.s. special ops and coalition air strikes. now with the u.s. city ofrock awe and mosul this summer, the isis territory has shrunk from the size of virginia to a few scattered areas. >> isis still maintains an ability to launch smaller scale attacks, but i think their future as a large scale fighting force will largely end with the fall of raqqah. >> meanwhile in gauafghanistan, least 74 people are dead. civilians, officials, police are among those killed. several hundred people also wounded. afghanistan's deputy and interior minister says, quote, it is the biggest terrorist attack this year. >>> the dow jones hits another record high. >>> plus the harvey weinstein case continues. check on weather when we come right back. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of

james foley. the city was freed by mostly kurdish forces helped by u.s. special ops and coalition air strikes. now with the loss of raqqah and the iraqi city of mosul this summer, isis' territory has shrunk from the size of virginia to a few scattered areas >> isis still maintains an ability to launch smaller scale terrorist attacks. but i think their future as a large-scale fighting force will largely end with the fall of raqqah >>> the qatari foreign minister fold as soon told cnbc the blockade of his country is hurting its fight against isis however he says he is ready for dialogue nancy hungerford spoke to the qatari foreign minister and she joins us from singapore. is the other side ready for dialogue, too? >> that's certainly the big question ready for dialogue is one thing, but whether or not the two sides, the many sides in this disagreement are ready to see eye to eye, that seems uncertain to me. when i spoke to the qatar foreign minister, he seemed to suggest there was a big divide over the crucial issue, which is saudi arabia saying qatar is still funding terrorism and extremist causes qatar has denied that, that they continue to do so. they think t

here so sergeant james lawrence is taking our team on an official tour along with another reporter from denver colorado the u.s. army closely supervises and scrutinizes all visitors. in summerthere's usually permafrost underfoot but at this time of year there's only sludge winter temperatures drop to minus thirty degrees celsius during one hundred days of darkness. the officer in charge is proud of the bases radar capabilities so what exactly is the military watching out for up here. this is the upgraded early warning radar it's the most modern radar that the united states has right now for looking into into space and for our missile warning mission each face looks out to about one hundred twenty degrees so about two hundred forty degrees total coverage across the world and five thousand kilometers into outer space and there's about three thousand state modules on the faces and those work together in conjunction with their computer programs to be able to send out a signal into space and help us see what's out there. the radar is clearly audible that's the crackling sound in our cameras audio recording. the officer says these days they're mostly tracking satellites and space

summer the president said he wanted to dramatically increase the u.s. nuclear arsenal ten-fold. the president says that's not true. he's been backed up by the defense secretary jamestis. now the president is saying he wants to look at nbc's license. is this a good move for the president to be making? >> well, i don't think it's necessarily a great week for nbc. they didn't go with the harvey weinstein story, decided to take a pass, and then this story that donald trump went to the department of state or the pentagon and had a wide-ranging meeting with foreign policy advisors and asked very basic questions about our nuclear arsenal and the use of our nuclear arsenal, the contents of that meeting or what someone thought they heard gets leaked and a news outlet goes running with the fact that the president wanted to increase our nuclear arsenal ten-fold, this is kind of -- this is when i think people get frustrated with the news media. i think a president should be able to sit with his foreign policy advisors and ask all kinds of questions in confidence and get direction from them, and i don't think those very same career foreign service or career military people sho

summer. according to a virginia state attorney's report james hodgkin son was "fueled by rage against republicandrivers license responsible for this car wreck that killed a volunteer firefighter two young children ages four and 22 months and now the heart broken widow and mother is fighting for justice. the killer getting a sense of only two years behind bars courtney hacking is outraged about this and emotional as you can imagine speaking earlier on the show. >> they come here and they commit a larger crime and they get a slap on the wrist and get to go home so i want to see those laws enforced and stricter punishment. >> abby: she's an incredible woman. she gets her strength from her family as she has four more boys at home. our thoughts are with her and president trump signs a proclamation declaring monday as columbus day. our commander-in-chief encouraging all americans to celebrate the arrival of europeans to the americas, but not everyone is excited about it , antifa groups announcing a national campaign appearing to call on activists to destroy christopher columbus monuments this after se

summer consider leaving the administration. our sources tell us he was persuaded to stay by the general john kelly as well as defense secretary jamesknow, in which he urged him to air any public differences with the president in private. we know there have been some big policy differences here, in particular, over north korea which came to the forefront in that press conference that tillerson just had moments ago and said he never considered leaving. he's focused on the agenda ahead. >> a lot for him to focus, kristen welker traveling with the president. for now, we'll send it back to you in new york. >> thank you, savannah. more to get to today, just days after his release from a nevada prison, we're seeing our first photos of what o.j. simpson is up to now. simpson was photographed on his first full day of freedom on a backyard putting green. he's in a temporary residence in las vegas. simpson's denim prisonwear replaced bay polo shirt and shorts and he enjoyed a viz from his daughter who seems to be showing him something on her cell phone. simpson was paroled after serving nine years for armed robbery. >>> and now it is time for

summer like! ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio. and i'm will tran. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james start to come down. we're looking at clear skies this morning with widespread 50s and 60s, once again. afternoon highs will still be above normal for october. expect upper

summer and having entered a guilty plea on october 5. sentencing is deferred and candidate on the degree of assistance the state's witness provides to the special counsel's investigation. >> sandra: james mueller's investigation goes beyond these three people, right? >> well beyond and stretches across party lines. the democratic head of one of washington's most powerhouse lobbying firms announced yesterday his resignation from the firm that carries his name. tony podesta said he will fight the focus on him without dragging the firm into that. it was reported that podesta, the brother of hillary clinton's campaign chairman john podesta has come under scrutiny about the special counsel's office for his work with paul manafort's firm. it is worth noting that neither podesta has been charged with any kind of crime as of yet. >> bill: president trump tweeting earlier today. the fake news is working overtime as paul manafort's lawyer said there was no collusion and events mentioned took place long before he came to the campaign. few people new the low level volunteer papadopoulos. former deputy assistant attorney general under george bush with me now. tom dupree. you've had 24 hours to thin

james roosevelt: my grandfather who i had the privilege -- grandmother who i had the privilege of knowing when i grew up, she lived until i was a senior in high school, i would camp out here summers, she was famous for traveling constantly. i grew up in los angeles and our moderator did, she was with us for five times a year there. yearr or five times a there. she played a very important role. my grandfather said she was his eyes and ears. it was easier for her to travel than it was for him, not just because, because of everything that goes with presidential travel, but because of his physical handicap which he obviously overcame. but nonetheless, she traveled much more effectively and would come back to the white house and tell him about the real human programshat new deal needed to meet. and i think she in that way inspired him to follow some of thecis' life by giving him real human story. they definitely worked together. there is no question about that. she also advocated for particular things, including racial equality. and remember, yes, there was a relatively cooperative congress in terms of the democratic majority in 1934 and 1936. majority washat the solid south. so there

match by a single goal, james maclean's strike seeing them leapfrog the welsh into second in their group, taking that play—off spot. but for the welsh after the highs of last summertime whistle. i feel like i have come up short, distraught at the full—time whistle. ifeel like i have come up short, we have not quite got there. no excuses about who we have got playing or who we have not had playing. we are all in the same boat, but it has not been enough. it has been a hell of an effort, it has not been enough. i am absolutely gutted, absolutely devastated. the republic of ireland and northern ireland will be two of the four unseeded teams win the play—off draws are made next week. still some qualifiers to be played in europe tonight. ireland could face portugal, switzerland, italy, croatia or denmark. i do not think anyone would want to play us, do i feared teams in there? absolutely, every single one of them. but i have a lwa ys every single one of them. but i have always feared teams, it is the best way to be. then we go out and beat them. those play-offs will be next month. england, germany, belgium, spain, poland and serbia have qualified automatically. and so

summer. she'll retire after the current wta finals in singapore, where she is playing doubles with partner yung jan—chan — the pair are the world number one pairing in doubles. james through injury or other reasons. we have spoken, and they know that if they regain their form they will be backin they regain their form they will be back in contention. in the scrum, we have 34 players, ten unavailable through various injuries or suspensions. the competition for these spots is very intense. ireland have named their 38—man squad for the autumn internationals and simon zebo has been dropped — just days after it was announced he was leaving ireland to play in france next season. connacht centre bundee aki who has recently qualified on residency — is included. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the bloodhound, designed to travel at 1000 miles an hour, is being tested at the relatively sedate speed of 200 mph at cornwall airport in newquay. we can speak to the driver of the bloodhound now, andy green. my first question is, how did it go? i don'tjust want the word " fast"! it go? i don'tjust want the word "fast"! i'm going to agree, we d