just to be clear, you had no history with john forte. i know he had feelings about the guardian. >> i had been to a couple of his events, but i never interacted with him. i stood around in the background watching him talk to voters, but i hadn't dealt with him. i think i had done one or two stories on the race, where it was nothing where i directly dealt with the kind of one-on-one before. >> well, ben jacobs, thank you for coming on to clarify this situation. good luck going forwards. i welcome you back to new day when you have the scoop and you are not the subject of the story hopefully. >> thanks. i hope not to be the subject of any more stories in the foreseeable future. >> you are making strong points on this one, ben jacobs. thank you. be well. >> thanks. >> hard to believe anybody dealing with a situation like that. >> he doesn't want to blame all politicians. he says he has good interactions with people on the right. he's not grand standing. he's not forwarding an agenda, but he did clarify facts. he was not in a private room. he

and then he was allowed to leave and there was john forte and others cycling between rooms. >> john forte didn't say anything after the incident? >> he went into a room with an aide, closed the door, didn't come out. finally did come out, didn't speak to anyone, there were cops and ambulances outside, and i believe honestly the hospital, and you should ask her, you should ask him about that. but there were cops, cops were speaking to people. my understanding is that they must have spoken with john forte, because he disappeared for a very long time. and then the next time i saw him was in the passenger seat of a car with two of his aides and they drove away without saying anything. >> do you know how many other people may have witnessed this? >> maybe 15 or 20. >> it wasn't an empty room. it was sort of volunteers there making phone calls, you know his bodyguard, ben and i, i think were the only national reporters there. >> where is ben jacobs now? >> last i saw him, he was in an ambulance, the paramedics say in these situations, what paramedics say, you're welcome to say no, you don't hav

but the candidate spokesperson says that the reporter went into the office without permission and john forte sa -- >>> a delaware county bartender is facing charges after he was allegedly busted selling drugs at work. police arrested the man just after midnight this morning in radner. the drug task force made the arrests after a series of undercover purchases. he is facing charges for selling drugs in proximity of a school. >>> residents in chester county are calling for tougher drug laws after two drug counsellors died from apparent overdoses. officials say they died from a lethal overdose of fentanyl and heroin. >>> back now to the breaking news in media we told you about at the on of the newscast. s.w.a.t. officers surrounding a cvs. keith, any movement that you are seeing? >> reporter: this is a very, very active scene. take a look behind me right now this is across baltimore bike. that is the cvs. this started as a robbery and evolved b evolved into this. the officers have their rifles trained at the cvs and on the roof. there is a philadelphia police helicopter lighting up the roof. th

heard a big crash, i saw feet fly up, and everyone heard it and we heard angry loud yelling from john forte. >> from what you saw, you saw jacobs go down, or part of jacobs go down, feet flying in the air? i saw his feet flying in the air. >> what was the reaction after all of this motion. >> everyone heard it, everyone stopped and stared, and every stood there not knowing what to do and awkward chalting ensued. >>. >> you were standing alongside the democratic contender. some three hours away in the part of the state. you raced to get there for the after math, what is happening there? >> people have been flabbergasted by this. they're reading it on the newspaper, seeing it on local television. it is tough to tell what the political impact of this will be. this is an 85-day special election. the most expensive in montana history. $17 million has been pumped into the race, every available commercial break is being jam packed full of ads for these candidates and he ran for governor in 2016. he was already well phone as a political candidate around the state. all of this is to say that a lot o

joining me, mike santoli as both john forte and sara eisen are off today.owngrade that's hurting the market somewhat. first up, lester holt exclusively interviewing the president after his firing of the fbi director james comey. take a listen to what he said about that process and his decision. >> regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey, knowing there was no good time to do it. and, in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election. >> for more, we're joined by jared bernstein, former economic adviser to former vice president joe biden. gentlemen, good to see you. good morning. >> good morning. >> jim, we would like nothing more to talk markets, earnings and macrodata, but this washington, as cramer said, sideshow, keeps distracting the market. how do we tie what was said with lester yesterday as to how markets and investors might behave? >> listen, if you think gridlock is good and the economy is f

ost: john in fort lauderdale, florida, john, good morning. go ahead. years old andm 54 every time i've had an issue has healthcare, the price astronomical. my son got his finger halfway cut off when he was a little charged us like stitch to put two necessary his finger. the hospitals have a license to steal, unless hospitals are regulated, no way the healthcare, any government will ake healthcare affordable for us working people. host: come back to the story about your son, how did they $30,000 for two stitches? caller: i don't know. there for four hours and they ran me in there stitches irl put two in it and sent us home. i got a bill 10 pages long with $999 over and over and over for never d of stuff they did. i called my insurance company and told them not to pay them, they didn't do that. a y said they don't have choice, they pay whatever the hospitals bill them and it is not the insurance companies, it hospitals, they have a license to steal. nobody regulates hospitals, they want. harge whatever they it is rid rid. gospels john, you have more symp

a heated congressional race in montana taking a violent turn when republican greg john forte assaultedthere. and she is here with me right now. from montana to telus iron bribed yesterday and arrived yesterday and met up with our crew. with the mangan. we have a scheduled interview with the gop candidate at his headquarters. he was also going to be hosting a volunteer barbecue for people that have been working on his campaign. we were setting up our interview next to where this barbecue was going to be held and as we were getting set up. we started talking just about smalltalk stuff at that point a couple minutes into that conversation ben jacobs a reporter from the guardian came in with an audio recover and put it up to his face. he started asking him his reaction to the cbo score on the republican health care bill. he said he would get him later. he want to talk about it right now. and that mister jacobs persisted asked again and said he wanted to do this now. and that's when he said no talk to shane. then he put both hands on him kind of pulled him and through him to the ground kind

john fort, back to you. >> thank you, rick santelliy.ice now has just released its state of works survey predicting 2018 will be the year of automate ed prize work. joining us now, the former ebay ceo. great to see you. >> nice so to see you. >> i believe you had the goal of meeting about 100 customers in the first 100 days. i think you've accomplish ed tht early. what is going to happen with automation in the enterprise next year and a half? why is dha net? >> i've talked with 100 different ones and what they're grappling with is digital transformation. what's happening as consumers, the cloud based applications like some you were talking about in the show have made our lives simpler and easier. they've enhanced our lives and taken what is complex and made it simple. but technology is not always our friend at work. and the ceos want to use cloud based technology like service now to simplify and streamline the work. >> go ahead. >> we believe machine learning is going to be like electricity, but what we're doing now is how do we take mp

john forte went in there. the door was half open. ben walked in to kind of listen in. so i had a half view. all of a sudden i heard giant crash, saw ben's feet fly in the air. >> i want to read the statement from the campaign. and i want to play you the audio again so you can see if you think it jives. tonight as greg was giving an interview, ben jacobs entered without permission, shoved a recorder in greg's face, began asking questions. you hear the question -- you will hear the questions asked about the congressional budget office. he was asked to leave. that seemed to happen. they were trying to brush him off. after asking jacobs to lower the recorder, jacobs declined. i'm not sure i heard that. greg attempted to grab the phone pushed in his face. jacob grabbed greg's wrist and spun away from greg pushing them both to the ground. it's unfortunate this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this. let's listen to that scene again. >> you know you were waiting to make your decision about health care until you saw the bill and it just came out. >> we will

i can't guarantee, but it sounded like john forte.t sounded like -- if i remember correctly, it was get out of here, are you from the guardian. this is the same damn thing the other people did. there seems to have been some kind of prior issue that they were upset about. they had previously been making sheer th clear they didn't want to give them an interview. which is not usually how that works with kocongressional campaigns. >> did you see the reporter being body slammed? >> no, no. i heard exactly what i -- i saw and heard it. ben was in the room. i heard a crash. i saw his feet fly in the air. i heard the yelling. then someone slammed the door, someone opened the door, ben walked out with broken glasses in his hand, one of the ear piece things had come off. he looked at me and said, he just body slammed me. a campaign aide came out and said, ben, you need to leave. and he was kicked out and then there was a lot of aides and gianforte cycling between closed doors. >> so there's no campaign event. gianforte didn't say anything? >> h

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ost: john in fort lauderdale, florida, john, good morning. go ahead. years old andm 54 every time i've had an issue has healthcare, the price astronomical. my son got his finger halfway cut off when he was a little charged us like stitch to put two necessary his finger. the hospitals have a license to steal, unless hospitals are regulated, no way the healthcare, any government will ake healthcare affordable for us working people. host: come back to the story about your son, how did they $30,000 for two stitches? caller: i don't know. there for four hours and they ran me in there stitches irl put two in it and sent us home. i got a bill 10 pages long with $999 over and over and over for never d of stuff they did. i called my insurance company and told them not to pay them, they didn't do that. a y said they don't have choice, they pay whatever the hospitals bill them and it is not the insurance companies, it hospitals, they have a license to steal. nobody regulates hospitals, they want. harge whatever they it is rid rid. gospels john, you have more symp

bidwell got his first job working for john sutter at sutter's fort. he learned firsthand california's rich potential of an agricultural producer and as a place to raise livestock. erdserds of cattle and large wheatfields. and bidwell went to work for sutter and got some good whate-job training for would later become his own operation a few years later at rancho chico. 1846, when fremont and his small group of armed american explorers were moving up and down california, their presence in the state encouraged american settlers who were interested in separating from mexico, imitating the example of the texas rebellion of 1836, they, with fremont's encouragement, took action and seized the mexican garrison at sonoma, the northernmost mexican settlement. then, they raised the flag. bidwell did not participate in that revolt. he was still at sutter's fort but word arrived that the rubble had taken place and bidwell left sutter's fort and joined the rebels at sonoma and was active with that. from that point forward, the revolt was preempted when united state

i never became as great a writer is john steinbeck but over my writing desk in fort worth, when i sold my first story to a newspaper for $30 i use that money to take a picture of john steinbeck had cut out of a magazine when i was ten and i had it frames. the pictures above my desk and i look at it every morning when i'm starting to work. that's where i got it going from. thank you john steinbeck. >> hello. i haven't read the book yet but i plan on. when you talk about jones attachment issues do you believe they arose from his family background? or do believe he had abandonment issues or what you believe came about. >> if were going to talk about the bad influence on jim jones, first of all i have to say in my last two books i've come to the conclusion that it is possible to be born bad enough that your life will turn out in some horrific way. but jim jones had a mother who is so alienated from everyone else. she is this kid in a ranch echo home every night telling him about how the world's picking on her and their family and is out to get them. it's always the bosses, you have to figh

john langellier: make sure you also understand there is a fantastic ute indian museum and fort garland museum that is a part of the colorado historical society. they have excellent publications and are worth field trips in this fine state. thank you so much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] announcer 1: you are watching "american history tv," all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. announcer 1: on "lectures in history," townsend university akim reinhardt teaches a story about victorian culture in the u.s. in the last half of the 20th century. he describes the societal customs of the upper and emerging middle class and established gender norms for the time period. they talked about how the conventions created expectations that covered behavior, dress, work, and home life. his class is about an hour. akim reinhardt: all right, this is a picture of queen victoria, que

is the trump agenda, republican agenda for the farmer senator schumer and john mccain, director of fortnell. to you first on this notion that whatever you think about what is going on right now and who leaked what and whether it was classified or not, it is going to delay that agenda. does that concern you? >> based on what we know they shouldn't be a distraction to the agenda. the reason is congress can't walk and chew gum and display falls prey to media headlines. i would definitely say even the white house understands this is stalling a little bit. at the end of the day coming years at the current administration has do, get to the obama to the odometer overhauling tax refund for the 22 midterm elections. if they can do that, they can move forward your >> at the same time real costs of thing that comes to an fbi director can hinge on that appointment of a special prosecutor. republicans certainly don't seem to want to go along with that. some do, but not enough to change that. do you think finding a new fbi director in getting one approved is going to be a herculean task? >> it will a

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. >> joe: fort -- to mr. johnware showdown coming between apple, google and amazon. it's the season of developer conferences. we'll talk about what that means. also, h.r. mcmaster, the national security adviser has a press conference coming up at about the half point of the hour, take you there. probably updates on what president trump shared with the russians and what it means. finally, co-founder of airbnb, big disrupter on our list. all of that is coming up on squawk alley. >>> disney ceo bob eiger said hackers claimed to have stolen an upcoming movie, making the comments to employees during a company meeting in new york. he says the hackers are threatening to release the film in segments online unless ransom is paid in bitcoin. he didn't name the film but disney has refused to pay and is working with federal investigators. deadline is reporting the movie is "pirates of the caribbean dead men tell no lies." this is just the latest cyberattack targeting a media company demanding ransom. last month, a hacker stol

john c. fremont and david hunter, did not have that authority. for one thing, he has to keep his coalition together. in the aftermath of fort sumter, lincoln enjoys broad support from basically all segments of northern society. democrats are on board and republicans are on board with the war effort. but again, quickly, it becomes clear that there are many particularly democrats are republican to start saying, if this were becomes about anti-slavery, i will withdraw my support from the war. i no longer stand behind the government. there is a phrase that encapsulates this viewpoint. these were northerners fighting for the union as it was in the constitution as it is. they want to restore the prewar union. they are ok with that aim of federal war policy, but they do not want to see the war used to create a fundamental constitutional revolution in american life. lincoln has to worry about these people who are for the unit as it was, and a constitution as is. one of the things that happens in 1862 moving for, as a union comes to embrace method patient has wartime policy, the democratic opposition to the northern war effort becom

fort bragg in north carolina. they stayed in touch through facebook, a connection that proved life-saving. ill andber, johns fell his wife put a frantic plea for a kidney donor on facebook. >> it was total desperation, hey, i'm on dialysis and in kidney failure. jay: in 24 hours, his old pal volunteered and turn out to be a perfect match. >> i saw the post and said, what can i do to help? jay: last thursday, a transplant team successfully put one of rob's kidneys intokai. >> it's helping a friend. jay: and there is time to reflect on the power of selflessness and bonds that never break. thank god he asked. steve: stormwatch 7 first forecast shows temperatures falling into the 40's in the mountains, 59 degrees at reagan national. tomorrow, sunshine early on, the temperatures fairly cool come in the 50's. rebounding into the upper 60's for daytime highs with clouds later in the day. these clouds eventually bring rain and a lot of rain early friday morning. i will get to the timing and looking ahead to the upcoming weekend in just a few minutes. alison: steve, thank you. a scary seem to detroit, but no kids we

john vause. >> isha sesay following the breaking news out of montana where fine fort is widening the lead in thecheck out the numbers on the screen gianforte has a -- 50% of the vote. democrat rob quist, 44.1%. with that that's 72% of the vote counted. >> it looks like it's narrowed that lead a little bit but we'll see. >> 17618 votes ahead. >> the election took a busy czar twist. listen to the audio recorder that came from ben jaks obsess interaction with gianforte. >> speak with shane please. just -- i'm tick sick and tired of you guys the last guy came fl here did the same thing. get the hell out of here. >> jesus. >> get the hell out of here. >> and ben jacobs "the guardian" journalist joins us. necessary bosseman, montana ben good to see you safe and sound. it appears the incident the alleged assault by gianforte has impacted the race but in some ways do you think make it's helped him. >> it's hard for me to -- hard for me to tell that part of the issue it's hard to tell in general because so many of the votes in montana were cast before election day that roughly two-thirds of the votes had

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i think you and i discussed this, we abothe words of john m who was a prisoner of war and talking about what ronald reagan's values that he put fort on an enter national scale, what that meant to oppressed peoples around the globe. this is what our nation stands for and donald trump is trying to go change that, alter to say really our nation just stands for what is in our best interests, a philosophy that is a departure from democratic/republican presidents of the past. >> and i also wanted to ask you about john brennan's testimony and your thoughts about his sdwripgs of what his concerns were regarding russia and the need for an fbi investigation into possible connections because he saw unusual contacts between the trump campaign associates shall we say, u.s. persons, and russian officials. >> we're at a point in american history where we're seeing a lot of dots that seem to be directing us towards a real problem and potential collusion. we have a everything from an fbi criminal investigation going on, a new special prosecutor, to now a re-energized bipartisan investigation in both the house and senate. because there still contin

john mccain called the latest allegation of watergate size and scale. >> chelsea machining has been released from prison. the transgender soldier was materials to wikileaks. he served seven years of a 35 year sentence in fort lesson worth. former president obama granted him clemency in his final days in office. workers are out in full force, trying to fix a sink hole caused by a water main break in el cot city. the water was just cut off. q mccray has the latest. >> this is the scene residents woke up to, water gushing down the street and a car swallowed by a sink hole. >> it filled my car, with washing gushing underneath. >> authorities got the call about the water main break around 3:30 in morning. away, the car was toed but the water continued bushing down the street. they compared its force to a freight train. we are in the process of shutting it down, but wha slowly to assure we don't break other water mains. >> in the mean time, resident can't help but reminisce of the floor down the street about 10 months ago. >> my first thought was that it was like the street was flooding again. so i panicked. >> as water crews deal with the break, power crews made sure this poll didn't tip -- this pole did not ti

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fort o'connell and patrice laid senior policy analyst at independent women. >> are to be here, ladies. lauren: news of trump hiring his lawyer comes the same day johnan says he was aware of contacts between russian officials and people involved in the term campaign. where there's smoke, there's not always fire. >> that's exactly right. this is more smoke and absolutely no fire. there were contacts between the russians and the term campaign but a century of collusion. we keep going this collusion abroad, but the foreign government or presidential campaign. @donald trump regards as i bring on with an unlimited mandate. you can investigate underbrush interference. you've got to lawyer up the ladder web. >> watching live pictures of president trump in rome as well as the president of italy. i wanted to ask you, so far no evidence that trump campaign colluded with russia. how much damage has been done. >> at the thoughts of questions in the minds of americans about the relationship between russia and the united states in the term campaign at the time. if you're listening to more than just one news source, not just those sources that are trying to find s

john gonzalez. new overnight, the u.s. military is investigating the death of a 25-year-old tune iraq. in weston lee was killed saturday by an improvised explosive device. he was from georgia and based at fort rag. his death marks the second u.s. no tray fatality the start of the operation against isis more than six months ago. a terrifying crash, catching the moment that a tanker truck explodes in the middle of the highway. people telling police that a car was going the wrong way and ran head-on into it. the driver of but the truck driver, look at that, making it out with only minor injuries. policing that this southbound lanes of interstate could be closed for days. autria: i word. leave yourself some extra time if you're out on interstate 95. vdot crews finished up the first of two weekends of major bridge repairs. southbound lanes are being reduced from three to two and during this time official say that you should find an alternate route orf expected delays. expect delays. larry: arcing insulators, filling tunnels with smoke on two separate lines, reports of the smoke inside of a blue line closed the capitol heights station for about an hour. earlier, and arcing insulator causing track

fort to repeal an obama-era rule restricting methane emissions. in a 51 to 49 vote, three republican senators joined democrats to support preserving the regulation: johnain of arizona, susan collins of maine, and lindsey graham of south carolina. the rule limits methane leaks from oil and gas drilling on federal lands. a journalist in west virginia has been arrested for repeatedly asking health and human services secretary tom price about congress' obamacare replacement bill. daniel heyman, a reporter for public news service, was taken into custody last night. he was accused of causing a disturbance at the state's capitol by yelling questions at price and white house adviser kellyanne conway. >> what i did was i was holding the phone out like this. i was trying to get as close to secretary price as possible for obvious reasons and that was all there was to it. and i was yelling out questions and that was it. >> woodruff: the criminal complaint alleges heyman "aggressively" breached secret service agents. he was later released on $5,000 bond. education secretary betsy devos was booed today as she gave a commencement speech at bethune- cookman universit

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. >> happens to be singing along with john mellencamp, if you wonder who that woman is. dylan and i are holding down the fort getting ready for "steals & deals" with jill martin. can we show this baby? where is she? >> right behind you. >> come here. come here. we have to look. what's her name? >> anna grace. >> on the plaza. charlie, calvin and haley need a playmate. we just found her. anna grace. >> another girlfriend. double-date coming up. >>> also, you know whose birthday it is today? it is willie geist's birthday. happy birthday, willie. >> happy birthday, willie. >>> we're going to check in with al roker, on special assignment on the orient express. hey, al. >> we're here on the venice simplon orient express. i'm with my friend, josh gad, one of the stars of the new movie coming out "murder on the orient express." how exciting is this? >> it doesn't get better than this. >> on the way to balzano. >> i love when he speaks italian. >> the weather man, named -- you speak english, don't you? >> yeah. >> i'm a weatherman. speaking of weather, let's show you the weather along our trip. we're making history

about the fort in a way that would speak to an eastern-based audience, and probably to more modern-taste audiences, who thought a ford was a palisade surrounded by high walls, guard towers, and john wayne guarding against two was ever coming in. this passing traveler said that it had no stare typical. that was a stockade. it looked like a spanish or mexican village around a central plaza. were ay real defenses commodity garrison. b, small projectiles. and a little bit later on, the first version of the machine gun, the gatlin gun. that was it. hunt likewise indicated the defenders included the black troopers of the ninth. these enlisted men, mostly were single and lived in open base parts and barracks, like the bears said still exist at fort garland. there was kind of a philosophy in the victorian era army. it is the army wanted you to have a wife, they wouldn't issued you one. so, most of these men are going to be bachelor soldiers going about their daily lives, cooking and serving meals, and other housekeeping chores as well as , drilling, parading, cleaning equipment, and other marshall pursuits. fortunately, a few head had families, few but that privilege was usually enjoyed

john dealg with lost volume. we have you cover. back to you guys. ♪ >>> erin thanks. let's get back to the couch right now fortring of fbi director james comey. >> so much of the talk has been over its unprecedented nature and how it all happened. but should americaing shocked and what goes on behind the scenes at the department of justice and fbi and the relationship witness white house? >> this morning we're getting some insight from james, former federal prosecutor who did spend part of his time as the justice department as the lay yea son to the fbi former special counsel to fbi director robert muller. thanks for coming in this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> we talked about the surprise. the others yesterday. as some o- >> absolutely. i was little league baseball game and people were checking their i phones and it went ar justice department or not. people were very surprised. >> your thought was what. >> extremely surprised. not totally unprecedented. william sessions was of course removed back in 1993, but it is very unusual to say the least. >> so sessions removed for some pretty serious corruption