ple waslane full of p quarantined for hours at jfk.le waslane full of p quarantined for hours at jfk. (music throughout) >>> a police officer in cincinnati could be punished for using a taser on an 11-year-old girl. police say he confront the girl and her friends at ar kroge supermarket last month and accused them of stealing more than $50 worth of goods. he then shocked her when he says she claims she resisted arrest an tried to run. >> an internal review fountain that officer should have warned the girl about the taser. it alsoound he expressed racial prejudice captured on body cam. the same officer has been reprimanded before after the body cam captured him using a homophobic slur. >>> think you've had a rough flight? some people in new york may hav yobeat. >> nearly a dozen people fall ill on a flight all the way fro dubai. that plane quarantined and a team from the cdc brought t the tarmac. >> adam cooperstein with our sister station in new york has the story from jfk. >> if you feel itsick, let us know. >> reporter: confused pass

lbj with the assassination of jfk. they were fitted for their times. especially lbj for civil rights, if not for the war in vietnam. i wanted people to remember that, so they could feel we've done this before. we can do it again. >> host: they both suffered personal around political defeats prior to their coming of age. >> guest: literature argues that -- is one. most important qualities of a leader. each one of my guys, i do call them my guys sometimes. i know that may sound disrespectful. i'm so familiar with them, having lived with them so long. they each suffered bad reversals grown through them. lincoln had near suicidal depression, when he felt his he had not kept his word and broken his enmainment to mary. theodore roosevelt, lost his wife and mother the same day, retreated to the badlands. that may him grow being out in the country. fdr had years of polio, took years of him driving for to be able to walk or in his wheelchair. lbj in different way suffered a senate loss should not compared to the terrible reversals, like a repudiation of himself

. >>> in new york city, a flight quarantined at jfk. the mystery illness effecting nearly a dozen passengers and crew. more than 500 passengers met by police and the cdc. >>> the deadly poison plot in the uk tonight. authorities declaring it was russian intelligence officers. and now, they're showing the surveillance images they say prove it. the perfume bottle. the moment the two men board a flight back to moscow. >>> and here at home tonight, the driver intentionally ramming his pickup truck into a tv station while they were on the air. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with that unprecedented move. a letter published late today by "the new york times" written by someone inside the trump administration, anonymous senior official describing what it's like inside the white house, inside this administration. saying, "i work for the president, but like-minded colleagues and i have vowed to this wart part of the president's agenda and his worst inclinations. kws a senior o

jfk switched to a two button suit.ee button suit. >> that was not necessarily a style thing because the two button suit made it's easier for him to wear his back brace. >> after he was first photographed wearing those two button suits, the three button suit was dead. everybody went out and burned their three button saks suits and got two button suits. the fact that he had an absolutely gorgeous wife, jacqueline kennedy, was cool enough. forget about the cuff links. >> i am the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris and i enjoyed it. >> images of his family appeared on the front page of newspapers. his press secretary talked about how if there was something bad going on they would get another picture of the kids playing under his death and look at the pictures of the kids and you won't think about the fact there is a cold war looming and dangerous things are happening. >> now, we must be ready for a new danger, the atomic bomb. >> on october 16th, 1962, as the cold war was heating up, it was revealed that the u

it is like the beatles landing at jfk. old people finaling and young people screaming.ery talented candidate. the most cares mattic and the most people athleticic to run since an richards. but texas is not just red. it is blood red. he has a math problem in texas. he has to turn out many more democrats than typically turn out in an election like the and he has to hope that voters are turned off by ted cruz or donald trump or both. >> it was interesting to watch that block we just did. every time i go back to the republican primary, it is fascinating to watch republicans be honest about the just freakish awfulness that they see in this guy, donald trump. you watch person after person have this sort of reaction. what kind of nutty liar am i up against? and they've all eaten that, including ted cruz famously, who will now beg the president to come to texas. >> when i was watching that, i thought, gosh, there was a moment when ted cruz sort of sympathized with him. he was honest. he seemed kind of genuine but all that is in the rear view mirror. i think a red state like tex

it is the baelthss landing at jfk. he is a talented candidate.nn richards. the most empathetic democrat to run. it is blood red in texas. he has to turn out more democrats that typically turn out, and hope that they are turned off by ted cruz or donald trump or both. that is the only way it math works. >> every time i go back to the republican primary, it is fascinating to watch republicans be honest about the freakish awfulness that they see in this guy, donald trump. you watch person after person have this reaction. what kind of nutty liar am i up against? they have all eaten that, ted cruz, who has to beg the president to come to texas. >> when i was watching that, there was a moment there, ted cruz, you sympathized with him. he was honest and genuine. all of that is in the rearview mirror. the red state gives a republican, no matter how good or how bad he is a big lead. the polls are closer than they should be. perhaps that is part of the fact that ted cruz spent a lot of time running for president, not being a senator. he has an abusive, obn

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the time is 6:56. >>> at jfk breaking news, a plane just landed from dubai.380. it holds about 500 people. right now 100 people say they are sick. that plane is on the tarmac not going to the terminal because there is concern whatever is happening could be contagious. cdc will assess the passengers and see what it is that made them sick. at this point they are all being kept ton plane. we'll bring it to you bringing more information throughout the morning as we find out more. >>>s a, breaking news we first bragt you at 5:00 this morning a pickup truck repeatedly rammed into that fox studio. the man crashed into the side of the billiuilding repeatedly. everything on the ground, sheets of paper, a suspicious bag was also left behind. the bomb squad was called in. the suspect is in custody. >>> now go other stories the high speed chase brought you is now called off. our crew caught part of it as it passed through danville on interstate 680. it started in the south bay. a pickup truck was going northbound at speeds more than 100 miles per hour. they tell us offic

after your of course at the height of the depression nlg albie june assassination of jfk. [inaudible] i wanted people to remember that we've done it before we could do it again. >> cabal discovered personal personal political [inaudible] >> it argues it's one of the most important qualities in the book of the leader. i do call them my guys to another it may sound disrespectful, they each have suffered really bad reversals and grown through them. lincoln had a near suicidal depression they felt had not kept his word. theodore roosevelt lost his wife and his mother -- [inaudible] that made him grow being out in that country. fdr of course hadad the polio. it took years for him to be able to walk and be in his wheelchair. in a different way should not compare to the reversals that was like a repudiation of himself. he finally got back to having a heart attack and i brought him back to the person who he's been before.ea >> and that was in 1955? is that correct. he then signed to win the second grantee became more conservative for wealth and power. back in 55 he just asked hims

>> i think beto should talk about the possibility of his father's involvement in the jfk assassinationou have a three day weekend what better time than to tka catch up on our podcast. if you have been listening, please rate and review the show. tweet us. that does it for "all in." >>> waiting for mueller's next move. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm steve k r kornacki in for chris matthews. we begin with a cloud hanging over the election. the muller investigation. it's showing no signs of slowing down and the president still lashing out at it. and at the attorney general he believes could have stopped the probe. trump last night at

here is what i want to say, you can buy my book or not, jfk, the democrat, lowered marginal tax ratesimized regulations and we had a 7 or 8-year boom without inflation. years later ronald reagan a former democrat, then republican, followed jfk's advice, incentivized the economy with lower marginal rate, keep the dollar sound and minimize regulations, these are different individuals, i'm not here to say that president trump is like ronald reagan or like jfk except he is following a very similar economic policy path and it is working as the others worked. we wrote about this. so we will see, i know i have critics, i know there are folks who don't agree and i respect their point of view but that model, okay, low tax rates, sound money, less regulation, et cetera, we've all talked about this for a long time, it appears to be working and at the very -- david: it's not rocket science, you are one of the smartest people i know as the people you work with, it's not rocket science, it's very simple, you make it cheaper for businesses to do business and you will have more business, you make it

so they were flying from dubai to jfk airport.eds of people on that emirates flight. they had to be checked out. more from gio benitez. >> reporter: initial reports of more than 100 sick passengers on board. >> no baggage in the aisles. >> reporter: more than 500 people traveling from dubai to jfk met by police and cdc officials. the plane kept away from the terminal while the mystery illness was investigated. vanilla ice on board too, posting these images. three passengers and seven crew members sent to the hospital. medical personnel taking each passenger's temperature. were you concerned at that point? >> no. it was rather scary to look at them. all the masks. but of course ambulances. >>his incident highligs a real conce whe in this day and age, anybody can be at another spot in the world in a matter of hours before public health officials have a chance to react. >> reporter: it was probably the flu, but they have to wait for final test results to come back. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> coming up in the next half hour,

reagan and jfk had the looks and the ability to talk on television. there's no question that president trump has mastered social media. everything he says becomes the narrative of that moment. even if it may not be the right narrative for keeping his agenda going, it puts him in the center of attention. so the question is though it allowed him to win the election i think in a lot of ways, but governing is different from campaigning. and sometimes what you are able to win with has to be censored when you finally get -- maybe people like the idea that he doesn't have a girder on like many politicians have but i think it's gotten him in a lot of trouble, some of the things he's said offhand. >> let's talk about the governing. obviously, many critics, as i suggested, are concerned about the degradation of democracy. and again, going back to lincoln, who apparently at the age of 28 wrote one of his great speeches, and he foreshadowed a sort of caesar-like figure that might threaten the united states from within and president trump has quite regularly tweet

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i have to confess -- he claimed to have only been a benchwarmer and the plot to assassinate jfk. he was dispensing cash and dallas. so the trial -- plausible denial was the book. the other question, 9/11 as a responder, i was at the third tower that collapsed that day which is the last we have a complete block at of the media, the 47 story building collapse at 5:20 that afternoon, the largest of the cii office outside of virginia. we limit what the public knows. my question would be about false flag -- russian u.s. interest applied false flag bearers to influence people in their submissiveness to governing authority peered i go back to jfk peered operation northwood called for -- the joint chiefs of staff and all false flag carriers on u.s. interest to influence public opinion to support invading cuba . including substituting drone aircraft for commercial aircraft. and bringing them down and using that as a pretext for war peered is it a reality? >> i'm not going to google howard hunt. i will leave that aside peered i don't know about that peered if anybody knows about howard hun

imagine if one of those missiles had been aired at dulles, jfk, heathrow. this is very dangerous work that they are doing. the proliferation of those missiles, they are essentially trying to weaponize the middle east. and they were able to really develop forward deployed missile bases inmissiles lebanon, and ty certainly have the same aspirations in iraq and syria. or yemen, where they are using proxies. iran is very good in the gray zone and the possible deniability for these missile attacks. we do not make a distinction between the government and the militias. with respect to our work with the allies, i am in regular touch, not only with our european partners, but a couple days ago with the iraq and foreign minister in regular conversation with countries around the world who are increasingly worried about missile proliferation threats. i think they are increasingly uncomfortable limiting the scope of the discussion on iran to just the nuclear deal. it is very important that nations of become more aware. of the dangers that this proliferation presents to t

been here for ten terms in a blue district and part of the area he represented here was republicred by jfk. pressley is making a run. although she has been involved in politics and doesn't fit, she is an african-american and the first african-american female elected to the boston city council. she is trying to capitalize on the energy. we caught up with both on the last day of campaigning. >> i believe there is a paradigm shift changing. >> democratic party like all party, is no different. we also have the issues internally. that's what families do. it is always a struggle for the hearts and minds of the party. >> reporter: michael capuano has been up by ten points in polling. it is still a huge x factor if pressley can get the turn out of voters. this is a majority my majoriino district. it is not clear she can get out enough of the votes. dave and christine. >> miguel in boston. thank you. >>> aretha franklin's family blasting the pastor who eulogized the queen of soul last week calling the message offensive and distasteful. reverend jasper williams criticized for making a political stat

but i think what jfk does thatt focus for what the presidency to bes, devoted i want to give aids education and the civil rights bill.all all five of those things but that is always with that relationship that they had over the first six and to pay for ten a ten minute therapy should be referred back to abraham lincoln? he it was? g to understood cap but one of the day open so the chief and secretary of state michael laughlin is a better than what is extraordinary me talking to doris goodwin is a simple word is the s speuciccefiss and leadl have any techniques ory,ive trik that you used to generate ideas? >> a veryy interesting question. washin the most important thing they were able tod time t do there ww example of that fdr in 1940 andg then had to do something with that specific homebase withhat i those sptruggles in washington n that ship so he himself came up with this idea to give the cours weapon to britain and then they would give them back at the end of the war if their house is thv fire you lended the hose and get it back after the fire is over., similarly abraham lincoln was a fe

haley said in response to the attack, imagine if this missile had been launched at dulles airport or jfk or the airports in paris, london or berlin. this is the kind of activity that iran is supporting, and it is continuing to support every day. so what is the united states and its allies doing to address it? for starters, we ended the practice of simply admiring the problem. secretary pompeo launched a multi-pronged pressure campaign that reflects the president's goal of protecting the american people and our allies from this o outlaw regime. first, we are using the fullscope of our sanctions authorities to inflict real cost on iran's ballistic missile program. in march 2017 and april 2018, the u.s. imposed sanctions against a total of 19 foreign entities for transferring equipment to iran's missile program. in july 2017, we designated 18 entities and individuals under executive order 1382 for supporting iran's ballistic missiles program or otherwise facilitating the regime's military procurement. in january 2018, we added additional orders under the extraordinary. in may 2018, we desig

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a lot of activity happening and -- at jfk airport.ll bring that to you following the news. >>> i'm dave clark. >> and i am gasi mikaelian. let's talk about the maywether that is cool and calm . >>> foremost, that is correct. here we go again with the fog bank with temperature slightly below average. san francisco is for below. if you go far enough in that you can find some above average. there is a fear of -- here we go again -- low clouds and bugs. 66 in san francisco. should be 70. we have yet to have that temperature over 66 since the first. it has been a tall order on the coast and a lot of going -- a lot is going on. the ridge of high pressure kicking and friday and saturday with a deep system from alaska sweeping and to tuesday. a very low 60s with an onshore breeze. but it is onshore. no north or northeast wind. back to the status quo which is 60s and 70s inland. 80s and near 90. >>> what do you have for us? >>> i was trying to sneak in one last map. i will have to tell you what is going on. we'll start with the south bay becau

so it was about an eight-hour roundtrip flight from jfk to jfk. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> it was.t me get on here and find gate who did this. they need to present themselves. we all need to flog this person. >> jimmy: like trump at the white house, yeah, right. >> yes. >> jimmy: if i was on that second flight, listen, i don't want to -- i would never want to go through that. but i would be forced to jam something in the toilet again. and in the toilet again so we had to turn the whole plane around again. >> i was like, are these people going to be able to control themselves? >> jimmy: no. >> and i said, can you please -- i said to the captain, can you announce what objects cannot go in the toilet? >> jimmy: yes. >> because these morons have no idea, obviously. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's terrible. >> yes. it was bad. >> jimmy: you were more than halfway to europe, they don't have bathrooms there? >> thank you. i was like, can we not hold it in for three hours? >> jimmy: yeah, that is really, really crazy. >> yeah, bad. >> jimmy: "love connection." this is a show that, in our you

fdr has the radio and jfk and reagan had television. trump mastered this narrow world. but it is not unifying our country. >> and given that we are in this me too moment and this whole issue of women's rights. you writing about, when you went to see lyndon johnson, and you were alone and it was near the lake and a checkered table cloth, and he said to you, doris, of all the women i have ever known. >> he said you remind me of my father. that experience will forever stay with me. it was what made me study presidential history. now i could ask him so many questions as a historian, but you waste that time, but you don't really. thank you so much indeed for joining us. >> thank you. and in 1945, fdr was the first u.s. president to meet a saudi king launching close relationships which remain strong today. donald trump chose saudi arabia for his first presidential visit overseas. but now, as america itself is struggling with how women should be heard, serious reforms of women's rights are underway in saudi arabia. three months ago for the very first time, women were permitted

john understood as jfk coverage did not hurt either.nderstood that part of what makes our country great is that our membership is based not on oui’ that our membership is based not on our bloodline, not on what we look like and what our last names are, not based on where our parents came from or her recently they arrived, but on adherence to a common creed. that all of us are created equal. and in doubt by certain in available rights. it has been mentioned today that we have seen footage this week ofjohn pushing back against supporters who challenged my patriotism during the 2008 campaign. i was grateful but i wasn't surprised. as joseph lieberman i was grateful but i wasn't surprised. asjoseph lieberman said, it wasjohn‘s surprised. asjoseph lieberman said, it was john's instinct. surprised. asjoseph lieberman said, it wasjohn‘s instinct. i never saw john treat anyone differently because of their race or religion or agenda. —— gender. and i'm certain that in those moments that have been referred to during the campaign he saw himself as

. >>> in new york city this morning, a plane had to be held away from a airport terminal at jfk after passengers got sick. the flight from dubai landed at the airport this morning, ambulances lined the tarmac ready to take the passengers to the hospital in all 100 of the sickened. the airline says it was food poisoning. new york's mayor's office says passengers may have been exposed to a flu epidemic in the middle east. >>> british prosecutors charged two russian men with poisoning a man and his daughter in england 6 months ago. >> reporter: scotland yard believes both opera tyes used alienss to gain entrances before hunting down the former russian spy. police releasing photos showing who they are identifying them. detectives say the suspects used this sample sized perfume bottom spray poison on the front door of the home. they were found unconscious on a park bench and the russian nerve agent was used. 3 months later woman died and a man hospitalized after coming in to contact with the discarded remains. police say the suspect stayed at london hotel before traveling to salisbury on w

i would go back to mentioning jfk, operation northwoods presented kennedy by the joint chiefs of staff called for falsified terrorism on u.s. interests to influence public opinions to support invading cuba, including substituting drone aircraft in flight for commercial aircraft bringing them down and using that as a pretext for war. >> i'm not going, i don't have time. i'm not going to google to think about howard hunt just now but you know, i'm just going to leave that aside. i don't know about it. if anybody knows about howard hunt being involved in the kennedy assassination, please do speak up. look, when i am involved in a war i'm an american and a care , about american interest. i don't ask how successful are we being at taking what to the other side. asking how success is he of the site being at inflicting, you know, getting in the way of our success. it we do these things as you say, i don't, it's not something that i'm concerned about. i'm concerned about defending american society and americans in this country. that's really the only answer i can give you the item if anybody e

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an area he represented here was actually represented by jfk way back when.ter being elected to city council. she doesn't fit the insurgent candidate. although she has been involved in politics and doesn't fit, she is an african-american and the first african-american female elected to the boston city council. she is trying to capitalize on the energy. we caught up with both on the last day of campaigning. >> i believe there is a paradigm shift that is occurring. there are winds of change afoot. >> democratic party like all party, is no different. we also have the issues internally. that's what families do. it is always a struggle for the hearts and minds of the party. >> reporter: the polls have shown the incumbent michael capuano up by at least ten points. no one is taking anything for granted here. it is still a huge x factor if pressley can turn out the communities, those communities where people don't often vote. this is a majority minority district. nearly 60% of the district is non-white. she is counting on that. it is not clear she can get out enough

his plane was quarantined at jfk airport. >> a couple people got ill on the plane and it must be prettyeople out there. >> the plane was surrounded by police and the centers for disease control. >> we learned that vanilla ice is okay. only ten crew members and passengers were taken to the hospital and we certainly they'll all get better soon. >>> another frightening look at our fashion future is being unleashed at new york fashion week. >> my necklace glows like a heartbeat. >> you like it too? >> futurist chic or sci-fi creepy? kim k. helped design her prosthetic necklace that took nearly two months to make. >> the minute she heard the idea, she thought this was was so cool, so creative. she wanted to make sure her implanted necklace synced to her heart. >> the flesh-toned accessories that look like they're growing straight out of your skin are the brainchild of artist simon huck. what he calls body modifications only take a couple of hours to attach like chrissy's luna-approved feathers. >> she loved it. she loved the texture. she loved the look. she said it was incredibly comfortable

so he went to do the investigation of - - then with jfk and lbj. that incredible, we shall overcome speech. the howard university speech. bobby kennedy's ripples of hope, al gore's concession speech. he devoted his life to public service. he was 86 years old when he died and he was watching he said what was going on right now. he realized that his long life, he had seen the turns and was in american history. like me, he said the end of america has moved many times before.america is not as fragile as we think. so he wanted to write a book that showed people politics and public service can be an honorable vocation. want to make young people believe once again that they could enter public life and have a fulfilling time. he hadn't quite finished the book. the book kept going. it was so incredible to watch that he wanted to live not just for the book but because he was happy. there was nothing i could care about more that this man that i've been married to for 49 years. he went through surgery and they thought they got the cancer. he went to radiation,

it was imagined, as you said, in the wake of the jfk assassination and also the illness of dwrooiight eisenhoweo the framer of the amendment was thinking mainly of the president being ill, but they did contemplate the possibility that he might be mentally disabled, and they decided that would be a political judgment by the vice president and members of the cabinet. so that's why section iv says, if the vice president and members of the cabinet by majority vote and say the president is disabled, they can remove him. if he says, hey, i'm fine, i'm not disabled, then congress decides by a two-thirds vote of both the house and senate. in other words, it's hard to remove the president through the 25th amendment than through impeachment, which requires a majority vote in the house and two-thirds in the senate. but ultimately, birch bye says it's a political decision about whether they think the president is unable to discharge his office. >> so because the bar for removing the president is as high as it is, higher than impeachment, does that give you pause when reading this op-ed to say, pr

an emirates flight has landed at jfk airport with up to 100 sick people on board. wabc the pilot says two men have an extremely high fever. 100 other passengers are also coughing nonstop. two officials tell abc news the plane is being held away from terminals because of these illnesses and the plane originated in dubai and landed at 8:50 new york time, so about one hour ago. that situation, though, is ongoing as we've mentioned. we're going to stay on top of this breaking news and bring you developments as we get them. >>> an effort to make it easier to find out when the next bus is coming. what san francisco's transit agency wants to do. >> the bombshell book about the trump administration, ...and get the brands youshion want.... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adu

this ces a day after a flight from dubai was quarantined in new york on jfk. the new york passengers were suffering from the >>> a marching band practice in west virginia put more kids in the hospital than any football game they played at. >> more than three dozen were senteco the hospitalse of the heat and a new addition to the school. this is theew football field at john marshal high school. shec athleti director said the rurf i usually 20 to 25 degrees hotter than the temperature. the marching band has been practicing on the grass field. one day on the new turf and schools administratre looking at saf tions. >> the turf is going to hold the heat more than grass would. we need to hav- - use better judgment when we look at this. you use different times to come out on the field. >> most were treated for dehydration and heat exhaustion. the school will look into better options. you kn, my kids practice hocker and play on a turf field. and it is hotter outhere on the turf. it's made from these tires. i think it absorbs the heat. >> risky in this incident. >>> le

president the turned to conspiracy theories in the past to suggesting ted cruz' father is linked to the jfk assassination. now a new cloud of controversy. in its statement tonight, the white house also insisted every death from hurricane maria is a horror. as for this storm, mr. trump is getting briefed regularly. lester? >> kristen welker at the white house tonight, thanks. >>> still ahead, more breaking news. explosions ripping through boston suburbs. homes in flames. people warned to get out now. stay with us. >>> more breaking news tonight near boston. major evacuations are underway as dozens of homes and businesses are burning. explosions tearing through three different cities. nbc's ron allen has the dramatic images just coming in. >> there is no way to predict which house will go up or where the next fire could spring up. >> reporter: late this afternoon, explosions frantic 911 calls from residents about gas. massachusetts state police reporting a group of gas leaks set off explosions or fire in at least three dozen homes or businesses in three towns. lawrence, andover and north ando

the 25th amendment was enacted in the wake of jfk and envisioned situations where the president is completely incapacitated. rosenstein's statement today reflects the view that president trump, while erratic and maybe eccentric, doesn't rise to that level, at least in rosenstein's view. >> it was predict that sied tha report on rosenstein will have a major ripple effect and could be used to shut down the mueller investigation. >> i think it would be very difficult to shut down the mueller investigation, because mueller has planted investigations in other places, such as the southern district of new york. if president trump wanted to do away with an investigation against, say, his former attorney michael cohen, he will have to fire the attorney general, the deputy attorney general, mueller. he would then have to start running down the line in the southern district of new york firing prosecutors there until he found someone who could see fit to let go the investigation in the southern district. >>> thanks for watching. it's now time for your business with j.j. ramberg. need a change of scenery?

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overseas trip if several people on your flight gotck that happened on an air emirates flight thatd lan at jfk airport this the airline confirms at least 19 of the more than 500 people on ard the flight were sick. .bout 100 others reported feeling sick the flight arrived from dubai. medics and staff from the froms boarded theontrol plane to check on everyone. they took every passenger's temperature. the plane was quarantined for hours. wesome passenger upset that people were allowed to board the plane after showing signs of being sick. >> just gross. it's really bad >> they should have never let those people on the plane. i mean, they were like coughing so violently and like common sense. >> new york health officials believe full is the cause of all there even though the flight left dubai, many of the h passenge come from mecca which has seen flu outbreaks in the past. >>> her name is miranda. she may be be the most talked about baby in the district. >> look at her. she's a cutie. three months ago mayor muriel rnwser announced she was adopting a newbo and becoming a new mom. tomorrow she will

an emirates airline plane traveling from dubai was quarantined at new york's jfk airport after reportof passengers feeling sick onboard. the airline said 10 pass complained of illness from the flight, although there had been reports that up to 100 people had been feeiang unwell. iny the plane was surrounded by emergency services, but it now seems most passengers have been able to disembark. japan has announced for the first time that a worker at the stricken fukushima nuclear power plant died after sufferipo radiation exre. the man died from lung cancer, but was dinosed in 2016. japan's government previously agreed that radiation caused illness inou workers. the reactor suffered meltdowns after msive earthquake antinomy in march 2011. -- earthquake and tsunami in march 2011. saths of yazidis are still missing in syria for years after so-called islamic state attacked them in their ancestral home in northern iraq. the u.n. has called the crimes against the minority group genocide. an international aid eort saved the majority of the population who sought safety on nearby mount sinjar. lyse

and on this flight from jfk to sfo, all the tvs were tuned to the live testimony. >>> in san francisco we talked to people who were caught up in the hearing today, but also some who were not. this is really a snapshot of politics in america in 2018. you have anger and frustration on both sides, and some expressed a feeling of oversaturation. >> there has been, you know, a nastiness brewing for a long time. >> there is two people saying completely different things. >> this whole mess is just upsetting. >> i think a lot of people lose. >> whose the loser here? >> america. >> it's sad to see the most powerful nation in the world behaving like utter children. >> for many americans, political leanings shaped their opinions of today's hearing. christine pilosi joined she is a former prosecutor and finds christine blasey ford believable. >> she told a painful truth and spoke it in a detailed way. >> former california republican party chairman tom delchiaro shared his opinions at 6:00. >> the problem with today is we've got people not trusting the process, and that becomes a pox for the democr

he tweeted this video from the plane after it was on the ground at jfk. he waon floor of the double-decker jet and send the sick people were all on the first floor . the vanilla ice returning home from a show in dubai. >>> this morning, alameda county fire crews have a fully contained a small grass fire that broke out just after midnight near central. it started in the hills on the west side of sheridan road. firefighters just told us there is no damage to property. >>> overnight in fairfield a fire destroyed a big commercial garage near a popular thrift store. is started before 11:00 last night on n. texas st. it went to a second alarm before the flames were put out. authorities say the two story 10,000 square-foot garage is a total loss. the fairfield fire department tweeted that the popular mission solano thrift shop was not involved in that fire. >>> what was tropical storm gordon is still causing extreme flooding in the southeast as the storm weakens and moves north. forecasters worn flash flooding is still a big risk and some areas could see as much