immediately after joe miller was arrested and incarcerated for the murder of genesis ring cone he was then also charged with another murder case. and that entire case the police investigated my client believed he had nothing to do with it and left him out of it and now lo and behold they indict him on that murder case. very very curious circumstances. so he'd have to win 2 trials in order to walk away scot free trials are risky business and anything can happen at a trial and even though he felt empowered in one sense by the hung jury he was smart enough to know that it's not a guarantee next time. in the end we were able to come to a deal in which to me or pled to 20 years he would have to serve 85 percent of that time so 17 years before he can apply for parole he's been in for 3 so he gets credit for all of that so he'll be out in 14 years will be 36 years old so he can resume his life with his right now he has a 3 year old song he can marry you can go to college he can have a life and he ultimately decided that pleading to be responsible for the death of genesis when conan rashi cla

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miller is doing. > ukraine's president about joe biden and his son as a whistle-blower controversy reaches a boiling point. coming up in a report from capitol hill what white house speaker nancy pelosi is now demanding. >>> and fall is here but temperatures not falling just yet. a heat-up is headed our way sparking fire concerns. we're live with possible mandatory shutoffs for thousands of bay area residents. "today in the bay" continues right now. good thing it continues because i was a little bit late this morning. >> a little bit. >> we had your back. >> i went to bed early last night, o. >> morning we want to loo

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miller. at the center of this, of course, joe and hunter biden and how, without experience, the younger biden able to net $600,000 a year from a ukraine company and whether or not the former vice president used the power of his office to threaten withholding funds from ukraine if the country didn't dismiss a prosecutor said to be hooking into the dealings of the younger biden. we expect, as you can well imagine, lucky to learn a great deal more about that this week as the white house continues to push back. i can just say this before i let you go, i had a conversation with a white house official not long ago, completely on background. she said things don't look as bad as you think. take from that what you will. back to you. leland: reporting this morning, real quick, kevin, by chris wallace that victoria understand thing and joe digenova were working with giuliani. any response on that? >> reporter: not yet, although i have conversations with both of those individuals, and nothing on the record. however, it has been suggested to me and others here at the network and elsewhere that, again, att

joe biden and his son. >> we have set a timetable except that we want to do this as urgently as possible. >> democrats on a fast timeline, but the administration is fighting back. steven miller in a contentious interview on fox news sunday. >> at some point, we have to focus on the real scandal which is three years. >> democrats think public sentiment was a concern may be shifting in favor of impeachment. for them, speed may be paramount. >> if they don't get it over by february approximaterd which is the start of the presidential voting, in iowa, they are going to be in deep trouble. >> and that may be why democrats are looking at a pretty aggressive time justice of the peace line here talking about possibly having a boat on articles of impeachment as early as thanksgiving. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> back here at home, power is back on for more than 50,000 pg ande customers in the east bay after a major power outage. pg ande is blaming equipment failure. the outage affected customers from oakland to san pablo but most of the impact was felt in berkeley. businesses had to turn away potential customers since many of them could not -- without power. it threw of

miller is doing. >>> plus president trump admitting to speaking with ukraine's president about joe biden and his son as a whistle-blower controversy reaches a boiling point. coming up in a report from capitol hill what white house speaker nancy pelosi is now demanding. >>> and fall is here but temperatures not falling just yet. a heat-up is headed our way sparking fire concerns. we're live with possible mandatory shutoffs for thousands of bay area residents. "today in the bay" continues right now. good thing it continues because i was a little bit late this morning. >> a little bit. >> we had your back. >> i went to bed early last night, too. >> that's the problem. >> that's the problem, off the schedule, but here i am. >> back together again. all right, right now this morning we want to look at what you can expect with weather. first day of fall today, so the weather is not necessarily agreeing. >> not yet, not yet. we are going to have some hot temperatures headed our way. here is a live look outside in walnut creek, at least we have the cool start with some lower 60s as you get ready to head out

lawyers to get dirt on joe biden, three attorneys were working off the books and only president trump knows details of their work, guliani and turns -- deny the report, steven miller

lawyers to get dirt on joe biden, three attorneys were working off the books and only president trump knows details of their work, guliani and turns -- deny the report, steven miller with his take. >> president is the whistleblower, of the united states is the whistle blower, this individual, is a saboteur trying to under mine a democratically alleged government. >> fox news team coverage, mark meredith from capitol hill, we begin with kevin corke at the white house rudy guliani said he was just doing his job. but that still begs the question, why would he be in role to get that done. keep in mind from his perspective. u.s. authorities have not gone deep enough, in examine ukraine's possible role in 2016 election interference. that may also have uncovered corruption involving joe biden and his son hunter, but still begs the question, as a nongovernment employee, why was guliani seemingly running point on this? >> if you are trump's personal attorney. >> they had an alternative explanation that to clear my client. reporter: biden's role is murky. he did brag about gets a prosecutor fired, and appeared to threaten that u.s. would withhold funds in the ukraine if the

. >> steven miller on fox news sunday at issue, eric, was the president using the power of his office to investigate a political rival joe biden by way of hunter biden's business dealings and as you heard maria say, what was private attorney talking to ukrainians as you also heard him say he was defending his client, all in the center of all of this, joe and hunter biden and without experience the younger biden was able to net $600,000 a year from a ukrainian company and whether or not the president, former vice president that is yulessed the power of his office to threaten withholding funds from ukraine if the country didn't dismiss a judge said to be looking into the younger biden's business dealings, some of the myriad of questions that we will be watching all week long from white house, for now, back to you. eric: all right, kevin, thank you. arthel. arthel: breaking news this morning from capitol hill, house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff saying the whistleblower who filed the complaint will testify before the panel, quote, very soon. >> that whistleblower would be allowed to come in and come in without

that either -- as are presented to to stephen miller that either biden or his son did anything illegal, we've got to admit it sure looks bad that when joedent of the united states, hunter biden, his son, is doing business with all of these countries that joe biden is also doing business with. it seems to be just kind of a perfect example of the swamp. >> that's what the president is hoping for, right? the facts we do know is that hunter biden went to work for this company to consult for this company but all the allegations of corruption against the company took place two years before that. we know that the vice president and others in the obama administration specifically went after the prosecutor for pulling back on the ukrainian investigation, not for being too aggressive, or not being aggressive enough and tying foreign aid to that, we know that much, -- >> chris: i'm asking of the appearance. >> the political -- this is what the president is trying to do. the president now is one of the few lifelines he has right now is to obfuscate and confuse and make this look like some sort of loss equivalency here. there is not. the reality is

>> matt miller from msnbc i think will be embarrassed tomorrow because he can look at the documents. today he said on television when joe biden fired the ukrainian prosecutor there wasn't even an open case. tomorrow you can read the open case. you can read the prosecutor's memo. specifically what hunter biden's legal team was asking the prosecutors to do. there was an investigation. the media is wrong because they haven't picked up their notebooks are naturally done the gumshoe work it requires to find out what happened here. we are going to see documents from the state department, documents from hunter biden's legal team, text messages from hunter biden's own business partner devon archer who joined him on the board. official documents of the ukraine government that they've given to me on the record, all of these documents tell a very different story than joe biden the narrative to the american voters. >> sean: spectacular -- first of all, this will be the top of the show tomorrow night. stay right there. john. read, absorb that and let's look into the legal aspects of what we know today. go in any order you want. we h

miller, is here, dan henninger, fox news contributors. i feel like i need to talk faster because the race is going to be speeding up. joestay on top? >> well, he has been on top and he's still on top, despite all the talk about -- >> harris: that is not a yes. >> that's because i have eno trouble just keeping track of the current polls, much less predicting future ones. look, there's no doubt biden's mistakes are hurting him. on the other hand, i think jill biden's remarks about, you may like somebody else, but who's gonna win it for you? that resonates with some democrats who will see now that everybody is back from vacation and they tune in on this race, whether or not biden can keep that lead. >> harris: when i hear you say that, dan, my first question is, those people who think joe can do it a first time, did they miss the first two? >> i think that does concern a lot of democrats that he failed the first twot times around, and greatly so. the way i think about this, harris, the democratic party is interestingly divided between progressives and activists on the left, and the moderate center. joe biden is in that cen

joe biden and al gore. adviser now to the biden campaign nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla, plus former chief spokesman for the justice department matt miller and joyce vance is here, a former u.s. attorney, has been monitoring the hearings all afternoon for us if you could answer this for me, what claim -- why -- why was corey lewandowski able to get away with not answering any of those questions? >> because two things, one, the white house made a very, you know, very aggressive privilege claim, and there is, you know, at least some basis in law for this privilege claim that, you know, people who have served in the white house, circuit court held that, at least alluded to it during the clinton administration it's one an administration has never made before and never really been tested in practice i think the second reason, you know, the judiciary committee hasn't held him to account one of the things i think the chairman could have done today is when he came in and gave this kind of obnoxious, childish performance, asking people, will you tell me what's in the report, what's the page number, refusing to answer questions, not just the quest

miller. clint watts. msnbc national security contributor mike schmidt. ben rhodes, security adviser for president obama. claire, let me start with you. we sat here together at the end of "morning joe," poring through the whistle-blower complaint. we've now sat through three hours and 22 minutes of testimony from the country's acting dni, on the job for 42 days. a senior intelligence official telling me moments ago that congress has the roadmap, they have what they need in that complaint. >> yeah, i thought that there was way too much focus on process in this hearing and not enough on substance. i understand that there are constraints about what this witness was going to testify to. but i do think they got bogged down in, you know, why didn't he give it to congress. congress has it now. and it is an unbelievable inspector general report. unbelievable. and i don't think the public watching this got the full impact of what's in that report. >> the whistle-blower complaint, dwlof the we don't have the full ig report yet. >> we have the ig's letter and conclusions. we know he's an experienced prosecutor and the letter he provided is really the ig report in this instance. i think the mo

joe, good morning. >> hoda, good morning. typically sexual assault victims of course remain anonymous and for years that was the case for chanel millere read a powerful statement in court when her attacker was sentenced. now miller is choosing to go public, revealing her name and sharing her story with a new book in court she was known only as emily doe. but now chanel miller wants people to see her face and hear her story. >> you cannot give me -- you cannot give me back the life i had. >> reporter: in an upcoming interview with "60 minutes," she recites part of the emotional impact statement she read in court. >> in newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman, ten syllables and nothing more than that. i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity. >> reporter: she also wrote a memoir entitled "know my name," which comes out later this month recounting her journey since she was sexually assaulted in 2015 outside a fraternity party brock turner was convicted on three counts of felony sexual assault. the maximum sentence was 14 years. but he was sentenced to just six months in county jail, and only served three