charles: i want too go to case hahn, chris, president obama knows for a long time to jim rogers 59 thisowest hanging fraught out there. and my estimation it worked bring this money back, if obama wants to hijack a piece for infrastructure, fine cut the deal. but why not allow the companies that have trillion offshore. >> i am not opposed to that idea weaker have to get money back onshore weaker have to compromise on both sides. problem is that congress does not want to compromise on anything for any reason, they want it to come become for free, obama wants to put strings on it. we have too figure it out, i am looking at that crowd, are they coming to see the circus? donald trump is show business, this is what we love in american politics at this stage. >> democrat -- >> go ahead. >> back to 1986, this is, president reagan put forward a bipartisan tax reform got tax rate to 28%, amazing statistic that bill passed 94 to 6, how is that, we can do that. charles: bringing in tammy, bill clinton also had bipartisan stuff that helped the economy did well, and stock market did well, a lot of pe

when young kids see it over and over again, council peb jim rogers says it stays with them for life. speech does not include gram rising a product. it addicts kids. >> reporter: rogers is behind the ordinance to ban alcohol bill boards within 1,000 feet of richmond schools. less than a sixth of a mile. post-people say bank these billboards won't stop the problems many young people in richmond face today. >> i this i the parents have a lot to do with it. also, instructing the skids not the right way to go. >> it's not the boys they see the first thing in the morning. it's the parents if there is one there. >> reporter: these people say the special speech is protected by the first amendment. still the federal courts have concluded some advertisements may be regulated. rogers argues there are studies that prove that these messages have an impact on teens. >> kids who see billboards start drinking young, kids who drink at 15 are five times more likely to become problem drinkers than at 21. it's a serious issue. >> reporter: is it passes, richmond will follow if oakland's footsteps which

janet yellen, investors search for clues wednesday direction to hike interest rates talking with jim rogersl see a hike in interest rates this thursday in that two-day meeting back in a minute. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? maria: good monday morning i am maria bartiromo it is monday, september 14 this hour sandra smith, hedgeye keith mccullough first top stories, 7:30 on east coast, don don gaining ground on hillary clinton latest abc "washington post" survey shows clinton leading trufrn by just 3 percentage points, a possible matterchup in 2016 race, a statistical tie because it is within the margin for error, another gop hopeful scott walker this morning calling for sweeping into restrictions, on organized labor among proposes to eliminate unions for federal government workers, and make all work places right to work unless the state votes otherwise, in china shanghai composite down better than 2 1/2 pierce lower l

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for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, have a rogers and entiretion news" team, i'm jim gardner, have a good night and a great weekend. >> cecily that arm is getting stronger every week. she must be working out. welcome to 6abc high school hudzle i'm jeff skversky and a lot of games to get to from the city to shore to burbs you name it including game of week. plymouth whitemarsh and norristown an a star athlete getting national attention on the gridiron and on the diamond. the gridiron and on the diamond. huddle kicks off in 60 seconds.

people are starting to ask not realistic questions before, we were talking to jim rogers, he thinks italistic donald trump could win it right now. >> general election or the primary? >> in the general election, but it would lead to bankruptcy and war. >> lead to bankruptcy and war. >> now that people are seeing he is not going away and this might be more realistic that he is the gop nominee people wondering what the future looks like. i will ask you if he is indeed the gop nominee or the president where does the economy looks like a couple years? >> i think he can win the nomination. i would not have said that six weeks ago. i think he is an incredibly skilled politician. he has a real talent for tapping into this rage and anger most republicans were ignoring. he could win the primary and if he can win the primary he can win the presidency. the problem with donald trump this doesn't take any advice. make a lot of stuff up as he goes along and so it would be i don't think -- is an overstatement to cede -- it would lead to war, and depression, that would be bernie sanders. it is amazing.

jim rogers around $40 because things are bottoming out.lthough goldman sachs at $20 is on the way. dagen: $200 call us about the time oil is peaking. sandra: the market is having a hard time with oil at energy prices. >> the supply demand fundamentals i think will get better for oil. it will be great but they will get better. together important thing thing to pay attention to that is getting messages for transmission effect, the gasoline prices in oil prices. the look of retail sales and how they track for q3. retail sales are retail sales or 4.8% up in q3, which is a huge quarter. that effect is coming through into consumer spending which is what we want to see and what we were missing this year. a positive sign from an economic standpoint. sandra: good toy. phil flynn, is there any standup price level that things start to change that you are watching? >> you know, not so much because the economy is better but we are shocked how quickly u.s. production falls. that is the balance today. we are not done as much as the stocks are today becau

>> for cecily tynan and ducis rogers i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight" from hungary. exodus -- moment of crisis. europe since the second world war. tonight, the breaking development. the white house now says it is preparing to accept thousands of syrian refugees in the u.s. here in europe, the wall being built to halt the exodus. but can they really stop the hundreds of thousands of refugees risking their lives to escape war? our team along the entire route tonight, as we also go back to find the little syrian girl who moved so many viewers to act, one year ago this week. >>> also tonight, the possible highway sniper taking aim at new targets. >>> narrow escape. new images of that british airways plane on fire. >>> and, the police apol

for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight, you'll see the showdown, the count clerk now hauled off to jail. tonight that clerk behind bars after refusing to grant marriage licenses to gay couples. the explosive moments inside the clerk's office, and tonight the strong reaction coming in outside. >>> also breaking, a major development in the hunt for three suspects they call armed and dangerous after the cop who they say was killed. now word coming in of a new video. >>> donald trump and his bold pledge tonight, what is he signaling now? >>> quarterback tom brady and the judge tonight, his decision, will brady be able to play at the start of the season. the nfl fuming. >>> and abc news obtaining the video, what agents are accused of doing as you pass through security at america's airports. you will see it right here.

now for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers, the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams, we hope to see you tonight at 11:00. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. >>> tonight, the urgent manhunt widening, the officer ambushed and killed and just now the audio. you will hear the officer's final call. three suspects armed and dangerous, families told to stay indoors. seven schools closed. >>> the war of words tonight, donald trump telling jeb bush to stop speaking spanish. >>> and vice-president joe biden speaking late today. will he take on hillary clinton? >>> the school scare, the student pulling out a gun, face-to-face with his teacher, saying he was going to kill. and now we learn of th

action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6, for cecily tynan, jaime apody, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, who won? after fight night, donald trump set to speak, and who was the real winner on that stage? some now pointing to the only woman running for the republican nomination and that one moment. >>> breaking developments. we are just learning, authorities say a man tried to steal a jet from a texas airport. senior justice correspondent pierre thomas standing by. >>> the deadly earthquake and tsunami advisories triggered for the american coastline. the sirens going off, the grocery store shelves tumbling down. the 8.3 quake, the biggest this year. >>> the major headline for american drivers tonight. one of the largest settlements ever from an american automaker after a deadly defect. >>> and elton john breaking his silence tonight after that radio prank. he thought it was president putin. he's sounding off tonight.

for cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking developments. exclusive video from inside that boeing 777. the engine exploding into flames during takeoff. pilots rushing to bring the plane to a halt. the race to get off. one passenger saying it was like a river of fire. >>> and late reports of yet another shooting. authorities calling it an act of domestic terrorism. >> the protest in the capitol against the iran nuclear deal. and we ask hillary clinton, do they have a right to be concerned? >>> and the big headline from apple. the tv

joining fous "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6, for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> tonight, the abc news exclusive. my interview with hillary clinton. for the first time, saying that was a mistake. i'm sorry. i take responsibility. also, we ask, would joe biden make a good president? about donald trump. and what we've never heard before. does she ever privately ask herself, why run again? >>> also tonight, the dramatic turn. the marriage showdown in kentucky. the controversial clerk set free. but what does that now mean for marriage licenses, will she return to the job? >>> the american dentist who killed that beloved lion, surfacing today to a crush of protesters and cameras. you'll hear what they said to him. >>> and the high school football video under the microscope. the student players taking down a referee, tonight, the new investigation. and one of the coaches -- d

"action news" continues at 5:30 for cecily tynan, jamie apody, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jimdner. good night. gardner. good night. have a great weekend are you two dummies out in the yard again playing human whac-a-mole? (makes whacking noise) (makes buzzing noise) (laughs) i'm digging up that old time capsule we buried for trav when he was a baby. ohh. lame. i preserved his past, ellie. it is a mother's greatest gift. so when do i get to open it? on your 18th birthday. i know you're 19, but i forgot about the stupid thing until a couple seconds ago. oh, yeah. that capsule is full of stuff that we wanted you to have. (sniffs) it's got old photos, um, your teddy ruxpin bear... my grandmother's engagement ring, 38 special cassettes... i'm assuming those are from you? you need to carry on their message, bud. whoo. i'll devote my life to it. look, i just need to borrow my lucky visor out of there. with my golf tourney coming up, i need some cash for expenses.

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. ñÑ >>> breaking news tonight. now officially a hurricane and growing. several possible tracks. north carolina, up to new jersey, new york, straight to boston. all bracing for a possible hit. it could grow to a category 3 hurricane. >>> the secret meeting we now learned. the county clerk who refused marriage licenses to gays was invited to a secret meeting with pope francis. what did he say? >>> american war planes suddenly put on notice. given only a one-hour warning about the air space, as russia unleashes strikes over syria. martha raddatz, standing by tonight. >>> the manhunt in this country. the convicted killer, set free by accident. he's been on the run for five days now. >>> and the alarming headline about taking calcium. are the side effects worse than the help? dr. besser says women and men should take note tonight.

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, we're tracking two storms. one set to become a hurricane. the major system hitting. flash flood alerts stretching 1,000 miles. d.c., philly, new york and new england in the path. and then, the tropical storm strengthening at this hour, swirling off the coast. >>> the breaking news tonight. the mother, minutes away from execution here in the u.s. the plea from pope francis to spare her life. the parole board's decision. >>> the showdown. the head of planned parenthood in the hot seat. after what was captured on those controversial videos. and that moment at the debate. >> its heart beating, its kicking. >> tonight, questions about that video now answered. >>> the midair scare. the passenger plane forced to land. the brakes igniting a fire at jfk airport. >>> and the new iphone, for $1?

with ducis rogers, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> tuesday night a gun scare forces the lockdown ofhester high school. but the big story on "action news" is the late and wet words from accuweather, we are looking ahead to a night of much needed rain, cecily tynan is live at the big board. what is the story. >> by the end of week we are looking ahead to dry weather again, this is just the first round of heavy rain this week, double scan live radar showing what is going on, you see this plume of moisture thanks to low pressure over kentucky, what this low pressure will do is track across central pennsylvania, that is the access of the heaviest rain but we'll get a round of rain throughout the overnight hours, future tracker 6 showing at 2:00 this is when the heaviest rain occurs north and west of philadelphia and could have a rumble of thunder. heading into the morning commute, the heaviest rain lifts to the north and we'll have lingering showers and it will still be warm and humid and temperatures nose dive for thursday and friday. >> this is what to expect the next 12 hours again wi

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night a montgomery county college slashes tuition and work begins on a historic philadelphia hotel to give it new life. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the city of philadelphia moving one day closer to its appointment with the pope, and this is the way it looked today on the ben franklin parkway, crews were up in the air building the stage that will contain the papal alter for sunday's giant mass, on the pash way is david henry. bring us up to date on the papal preparation. >> the work you just mentioned is still underway on the parkway, the super structure and the pope's alter is still underway, millions of people are expected to be out here for the two events, but what happens when people use their phones to make calls and send their pictures out on social media. >> this is an unheard of type of event and a once in a lifetime events and people want to share their moment with the world, that is why technicians turn it's parkway into a giant hot spot, 37

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner.>>> he has arrive i city, shepherd oneouched down at jfk airport less than 45 minutes ago and the plane came to a stop. and the smiling pope francis came down to greet the waiting and adoring crowd. this is the second leg of his journey, a journey that will bring him to philadelphia. it's thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on the pope's journey to america, and before coming to new york pope francis did something in washington today that a few other people that have been able to do before him p he was able to tame congressional leaders, as he spoke to a joint meeting of congress, he gave both sides plenty to feel good about. the democrats appreciated his call to embrace the stranger in our midst, immigrants legal and illegal. >> we the people of this continent are not fearful of foreigners. because most of us were once

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roger. >> caller: hey hi, jim. time caller, long-time supporter. >> okay. >> caller: i wonder if i get your opinion on ge, what you think will happen over the next 12-to-24 hour months? it has been bouncing out the past two years. >> i think he is getting out of a lot of businesses, critically finance. but that said, people's 6% yield and nobody seems to care. one day they will. at that point ge stock will ignite. just not yet. but they're paying it away. sure, caterpillar's products are superb. unfortunately, no one seems to want them now. 48 billion. i don't know, i don't know if it can hold. much more "mad" ahead, including steel, it's one of the heaviest metals. i'm taking a closer look. then opko's stock has been anything but healthy since june. don't miss my exclusive and your questions about this tough market. rapid fire in the liningening round. so stick with cramer. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night, thieves steal alag from outside of a philadelphia home, and authorities arrest a suspect wanted for torching a center city construction site. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is hurricane joaquin, it is currently bearing down on the bahamas and we are tracking this storm closely because it has the potential of having a major impact on us come sunday and monday. lets get the latest information from cecily tynan. >> joaquin has strengthened dramatically in the last 24 hours. >> was a tropical storm and now a category one hurricane with sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. there is good symmetry and an eye wall form, what is going on is there is warm water there and a lot of moisture available so the atmosphere conditions are favorable for this to ramp up to a category three hurricane by tomorrow, that is a major hurricane, now there is still a

. >>> "action news" delaware valleys leading news program, with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jimardner. >> jim is off i'm rick williams, two local senators add your support to the iran nuclear deal, and the pope relaxes tis stance on abortion. >>> and now the arrest a wrestler after the death of his girlfriend 30 years ago. chad pradelli is live now with the story. the question is, why now after a local newspaper uncovered new potential evidence, the district attorney decided to reopen the case and took it to a grand jury and decided to arrest who was once known as super fly with murder. >> the 23-year-old was found in an allentown hotel struggling to breathe, she later died at a local hospital, authorities said an autopsy showed traumatic brain injuries, he wrote in an auto biography he was innocent in her death and allegations he may have been involved ruined his life and was taken to civil court by her family. >> bail is set at

. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program, with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim. >>> the people's pope is on parade, on his first full day in america, we got a sense of what pope francis' visit to philadelphia will look like this the scene in washington, d.c., as crowds reach out their hand and pope francis returned the favor, it's wednesday night and jim is along at 11:00, i'm brian taff, today is the day that saw pope francis greet his fellow bishops and the president and greet the public. it happened in washington, d.c. and right now the pope is still celebrating his first mass in the united states, the first canonization on american soil, we look inside of the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception in washington, d.c. it's a busy day for pope francis, rick williams and monica malpass are there watching it right now and filed this report. >> this is the last public event for today for pope francis, he will go back to the vatican embassy and relax for the evening, tomorrow he will address a joints session of congress the first pontiff to e

were ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and jim is on assignmentng tonight, i'm rick williams, and in the news a westchester man is sentenced on charges that he injected a kitten with heroin. >>> but the big story in philadelphia, is scary moments in salem county, new jersey, following a gas explosion that leveled a home and business this morning. it happened on north broadway in pennsville knowledge, not far from route 49 and delaware avenue, a local lawyer's office and neighboring apartment were both destroyed. but there are no injuries, plenty of neighbors remain on edge and walter perez is live from pennsville with more on what happened and why. >> reporter: rick, we'll give you a live look at the scene as you can see demolition crews leveled what remained behind and investigators believe that utility contractors working to replace lines clipped the main and that sent gas to the basement and that came in contact with the pilot light and heater setting off a names that came close to his

with ducis rogers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> it is thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the search for survivors in the crash of a small plane. the single engine aircraft went down into the atlantic ocean 7 miles southeast of atlantic city, it happened at 2:45 this afternoon. dann cuellar is live now in atlantic city. the plane was bound for atlantic city from michigan, what do we know about the flight and its fate. >> that is the unknown thing, they believe it crashed into the ocean, it never made it into the airport here, the coast guard and marine corps is looking for survivors of this plane crash, it remains unclear how many people were on board the plane, the faa says that a single engine, mooney m 20 crashed southeast of atlantic city in the atlantic ocean, the plane is designed to carry four people and it departed gaylord, michigan, and was headed to atlantic city airport when something went terribly wrong, the coast guard has confirmed the wreckage and they see a trail of debris where they are looking for survivors, they have three ves

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night, six correction officers are charged with smuggling drugs into philadelphia prisons and congressman chaka fattah turns to the internet to finance his legal defense, but the big story is 10,000 more papal tickets in now in circulation, just after 4:00 this afternoon, 10,000 tickets were released for the festival of families, and tickets to the mass on the mark way will be put online for sale tonight and they started to sell pope francis merchandise tonight in center city. this is a means to help pay for the cost of world meeting of families. live on the parkway is david henry, what about the tickets released late this afternoon. >> reporter: you know 85% of the parkway is open to the public but you need the tickets to get in the secure zone down there, where the 10,000 tickets were up for grabs at 4:00 and they went within two minutes, 10,000 tickets for the saturday event

with are ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night, jim is off and i'm rick williams, in the news authorities arrest a former north penn high school student behind a nude photo scandal. and new security information just released by the secret service for the pope's visit. and it includes a ticketed area for the pope's mass on september 27th, john rawlins live now with more on the story. >> reporter: hi rick, we have some clarity today that is for sure on the two big parkway events, some folks are going to get a lot closer to the action than others, because they will have tickets, they go to the parishes, the 219 parishes and some faith based groups as well. here is the parkway split into the work zone at the art museum and the purple zone to city hall. no ticket needed for the more distance purple zone, but everybody has to go through airport type secuit

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> a historic moment and this is onlyope francis has arrived in the suts for the first time in his life. on hand to welcome him today personally at joint base andrews, president obama. and we are just days away from the papal visit to philadelphia. it is tuesday night and jim is off and i'm brian taff and the big story on "action news" tonight is the pope's journey to america, he is resting now at the vatican embassy, arriving this past hour. the pressure is on for the crews in philadelphia that have just three days to finish building and get that papal stage set. we have team coverage of the papal visit tonight and you'll hear from all of our reports, first we hear from anchors rick williams and monica malpass in washington to kick off our coverage. >> hi brian, thank you. that is right preparations continue at catholic university also home to the national cathedral, preparing for tomorrow's big papal mass, of course the pontiff will preside over it and there is a canonization

rogers. meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night a former traffic judge faces tax chargesunty woman missing for a week is found alive this afternoon. >> but the big story on "action news" tonight is a hot ticket to see the pope, the world meeting of families released 10,000 tickets today for the pope's appearance at independence hall and they did not last but a couple of minutes. david henry is live now. a big ticket item today and more coming up tomorrow. >> reporter: those red hot tickets sold out in a flash and landed on the black market almost immediately, scalpers were online trying to sell them for hundreds of dollars a piece. >> that is like trifling. >> that was mayor nutter's reaction. the world meeting of families made 10,000 tickets available and all the tickets were snatched up in two minutes and within minutes they were selling them online, ebay says they are removing all papal offers because they violate policy but they are selling them on other sites. >> you get a free ticket and put it up on a site and try to sell it. >> if you did not score a ticket today

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roger goodell noted that in a footnote as well as the text in -- >> you, jim gray, are 100% sure that brady got shatfted in this whole deal? >> that's my opinion, yes, bill. >> mr. tarkenton, you see it differently. tell us. >> i strongly disagree. it's no question that the balls were deflated. the question is, did tom brady have anything to do with it? where are the ball boys that deflated the balls? they were fired and now they're somewhere in the bahamas. i played 18 years. i had ball boys get the balls ready for our games, get the sheen off the balls. i was in control of the balls. they would have never done anything -- >> i've thrown a lot of footballs in my life, too, not at the level, of course, that you have. >> yeah. >> when i had a preference, i made it clear to the football team manager, you know, i like this ball, or i like that ball. isn't it possible that brady made a preference saying, the softer the better, guys? find a ball that's not frozen. isn't that possible? >> oh, i think it's possible, improbable. i don't believe that's the case. i believe he instructed the peo

jim sciutto reporting this morning. >>> still ahead, nfl commissioner roger goodell on deflategate and tom brady's suspension being overturnedommissioner speaks out. from the people who brought you underwhelming internet speeds. and the people who brought you temperamental satellite television. introducing... underwhelming internet speeds and temperamental television... in one. welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. >>> first it was tom brady. now nfl commissioner roger goodell is breaking his silence on espn for first time since the star quarterback's deflategate suspension was overturned, and mr. goodell said some interesting stuff. coy wire has been listening in. tell us more, coy. >> good afternoon, good morning still, carol. people were waiting to hear from goodell, and you could almost sense some relief in his voice, that this process is now mostly over. it's going through the appeals process but football is upon us, and he can get back and the fans can get back to football. the one most intriguing aspect of this inter

karen rogers, pam pam, david murphy and for the entire "action news" team and gentlemen oh, adam joseph and jamie apody, oh, >> what. >> got. >> we'll tell someone about that. >> and jamie apody, i'm jim that. >> and jamie apody, i'm jim gardner, good night.

let me ask admiral rogers to comment as well. >> and i think jim comey may have a perspective as well. i think the first question is which is the domain that is receiving this intrusion? is it within the dot mill, the dot gov, is it in the dot com, in the edu, in the -- >> isn't it a coordinated effort? >> it is. >> i know it may start in one particular agency which has jurisdictions, but i would assume it's coordinated across all of our system? >> it is, but my point is the coordination, who has lead, the primacy, it varies by the, if you will, the entity that is being penetrated where it is, in the government, outside the government. if we use the dot gov domain as an example, the department of homeland security has overall responsibility of the dot gov domain, dhs, overall responsibility in the dot gov domain. so if you look in the opm scenario, for example, you saw opm as they began to realize what had happened as they realized this is beyond their own capacity. they turned to dhs. dhs, in turn, turned to the fbi and nsa to provide technical support. we do that continually. we've

let me ask admiral rogers to comment, as well. >> and i think jim comey may have a perspective, as well. i think first question is which is the domain that is receiving this intrusion? is it within the dot mill, the dot gov, is it in the dot com, dot edu, in the -- >> isn't it a coordinated effort? >> it is. >> i know it may start in one particular agency which has jurisdictions, but i would assume that it's coordinated across all of our system? >> it is, but my point is the coordination, who has lead, the primacy, it varies by the, if you will, the entity that is being penetrated where it is, in the government, outside the government. if we use the dot-gov domain as an example, the department of homeland security has overall responsibility of the dot-gov domain, dhs, overall responsibility in the dot-gov domain. so if you look in the opm scenario, for example, you saw opm as they began to realize what had happened as they realized this is beyond their own capacity. they turned to dhs. dhs, in turn, then turned to the fbi and nsa to provide technical support. we do that continually. we'

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roger goodell simply went too far the commission says and the ban was fundamentally unfair. goodell planning to appeal that ruling. time now for a look at who is talking. jim gray is backing tom brady sailing it is all a smear campaign by the nfl. listen to this. >> i am speaking to the credibility of tom brady. i don't know the ball boy or the trainer or what went on during the organization. tom brady said he has nothing to do with this. he has been proven right. the league participated in a sting operation a smear campaign with misinformation. it is not documented or recorded. set the record straight the nfl cannot do whatever they want just because they have the power to do it. >> the donald signed on the dotted line. donald trump the republican frontrunner vowing not to run as an independent if he does not get the republican nod. war of words as jeb bush went on. this is james rosen in washington p. >> greta van russ trin on the order why the unusual frontrunner atto sign a loyalty pledge. >> running the party is my job. i have to make sure if someone wants to avail themselves to the party process they better make sure they pledge the support for the p

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jim and michelle. stand by because we're bringing in our panelist, bobby, managing editor, and mike rogers and cnn politicalrespondent, dan pfeiffer. if i might just go to mike rogers, who was the chairman of the house intelligence committee first, given the importance of intelligence matters, war and peace, and particularly syria, wonder if we could get your perspective on what we think the result of these two major speeches from president obama and president putin on the way forward in syria. what do you think is going to happen? >> well, two things happened that are fairly interesting. we have to remember what russia really wants out of this. they've always said they want to get the tartis port in, a warm water port in syria, leased from the syrians to russians. they have a naval presence there. they to want keep that. they want to continue military sales in syria, so they're preserving that. they just did something interest to set the table for this speech, they cut a deal between syrians, iran and iraq on an intelligence-sharing regime, which means the russian intelligence services are going to have a

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rogers will testify about cybersecurity. we'll have live coverage at 2:30 p.m. and here on c-span 3. >>> up next, a conversation on pope francis's u.s. visit. jim nicholson within a former u.s. ambassador to the holy see joined us on washington journal. this is 35 minutes. >> joining us on the set is jim nicholson, the former u.s. ambassador to the holy see. ambassador, just talk right now about u.s.-vatican relations. what's the state of them right now. >> u.s.-vatican relations with good. i think there's a good chemistry and a lot of interaction going on between the united states and the vatican and the two heads of state. we're being paid a state visit by the sovereign head of the holy see right now. and so at the surface the relationship is good. i think below that there's some pretty serious important issues about which we differ. >> and they are? >> well they are issues of faith and morals and religious liberty. this administration is a strong advocate proponent of abortion. they're supporting planned

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