kristie miller: i assume. yeah. johnilton cooper jr.: and i think -- kristie miller: and probably with the roosevelt. john milton cooper jr.: probably the roosevelts and the trumans. yeah. kristie miller: one thing that i thought was very interesting is that when fdr went to congress on december 8, the day after the bombing at pearl harbor, he invited edith wilson to come and sit in the gallery and she had sat in the gallery when woodrow wilson called for war in the first world war. susan swain: dan, omaha, nebraska, your question. dan: yeah. i have a question here about the president's illness. when edith was covering up or not letting the nation know about his illness. did she get investigated for that or did she commit a crime by doing this? john milton cooper jr.: i don't know there was a crime. i think it was a big mistake. no. there was no congressional investigation. i mean, kristie had mentioned the smelling committee sending the senators up to check on him. that's about as far as they got with it. susan swain: a

. >> john miller will be joining us for this game at 7:00. we have some programming notes to pass along. "food fighters" and dateline miss tree" will air on cozi tonight or over the air at 11.2. nbc bay area news will likely air immediately following the game. >>> san francisco supervisor proposes a change in the law that would allow bicyclists to roll through stop signs. i'm mark matthews in san francisco. the story coming up. >>> redwood city, a 14-year-old has been fighting to stay in his home. coming up, why he says that fight was worth it and what he hopes for others. >>> the identity of the woman who vanished after jumping over the bay bridge now revealed. who is this mystery woman in black? and why police say she still hasn't been found. new details in bizarrease...the >>> within the last 90 minutes we've gotten new details in this bizarre case. the chp says this is the woman who fell from the bay bridge yesterday. her name is erlin sanchez edwards from richmond, accused of crashing a stolen car on the bridge then fleeing the scene and

. >> reporter: problems that john miller believes may have already been exploited. >> now that we have extremists starting to gain these capabilities, they're going to start using information for other types of attacks t t we just frankly haven't seen begufore. >> reporter: miller's firm alleges a hacker group in iran stole secure information from numerous airports. >> they were looking for emergency response times for bomb scares. how long it takes for emergency services to respond to a threat at the airports. >> anyone who has a copy of the plan on how an airport ar any transportation or any large facility would respond to an emergency now has a blueprint on how to bypass that security. >> reporter: this former commanding officer at k and laguardia has more than 20 years experience in airport security. >> now that it's been brought out into the open, hopefully they will take steps to fix it. >> if tsa were to have requirements that said we're not going to accept devices that are ins poor security state, the manufacturer would adjust their devices. eouldn't have the bar be so low wher

on "cbs this morning," a former fbi deputy director john miller called flanagan an injustice collector. >> he viewedded himself as a guy that should be is on network news. and he found the masseter thible way to get there. >> reporter: and investigators searched his apartment for more evidence, answers will be harder to the find. victimky gardner is still hospitalized. she is expected to have more surgery today but she has been upgraded to good condition. and her husband said his wife is doing better. back to to you. >> live in virginia, thank you. and today we are hearing from alison parker's father. he is sharing his heart break and outrage over the killings. we have his story. >> she was so loved by all. and i know, my heart is broken. >> reporter: andy parker struggling to cope with the death of his daughter, killed while pursuing her broadcast dreams and reporting the news in her hometown of roanoke, virginia. >> her life was cut short. she had so much potential. >> reporter: he talked to her every day and always watched her stories on wdbj. he says the 24-year-old continued to wa

on "cbs this morning," former fbi deputy director john miller called him an injustice collector. >> this final act of leaving behind this long treaties about what everybody did and risk every tiny slight, that's the classic injustice collector. >> reporter: flanagan as ties to the bay area. he grew up in oakland, his family lives in vallejo. he graduated from san francisco state in 1995 with a degree in radio and tv. he worked here at kpix in the '90s as an intern and then production assistant. investigators have searched his virginia apartment for more evidence, answers will be more difficult to find. the only real clues are in his manifesto. he says he faced discrimination because he was black and gay and was motivated by the south carolina church shooting this summer. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> meanwhile, the woman who parker was interviewing was also shot. she is in fair condition and is scheduled for more surgery today. >>> a search for a driver who hit and killed a woman and then took off in san jose this morning. police say the driver slammed into the woman on

on cbs this morning, former fbi deputy director john miller called flanagan an injustice check or. >> he viewed himself as guy who should be, you know, here on network television news, and unfortunately, he found the most terrible way to get there. >> investigators have searched flanagan's apartment, for more evidence, answers will be harder to find. in roanoke, virginia, craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and "eyewitness news" will have continuing coverage of this tragedy, in virginia, you can find updates and also tributes to those two victims, at cbsphilly.com. >>> new at noon, "eyewitness news" gets an up close look at local state and federal law enforcement agencies, and they conduct drills on the emergency preparedness ahead of the papal visit. the delaware river and it banks in tinicum township delaware county were the training grounds for this exercise. the collaborative effort included members of the philadelphia police department, pennsylvania, and new jersey state police, as well as the fbi. >> well, our sunny stretch continues today. the warm weather really comfor

. >> john miller is with us. he's a former assistant fbi director and a former senior correspondent. good morning. >> good morning. >> what can we learn from this? >> i think what we learn is this is out of the textbook. i spent a long time yesterday on the phone with mary o'tool, a former fbi director. she's at the george mason university school of science and still studying it. she said you could write the book on this guy. he exhibited all the behaviors, the pathway behaviors, which is all the preparation he did to do this. he bought that camera, practiced with itting obtained the guns and so on. the following and stalking, the identification of selected victims, so we're seeing more of this. >> you call him the classic injustice collector. >> the classic injustice collector are those who aren't making it and they're blaming it on everybody else along the way. in this case you see a classic injustice. what was his injustice. his injustice was he viewed himself that he should be here on network television news

. >>> john miller is with us. he's a former assistant fbi director and our former senior correspondent. what do you find most troubling about this episode? >> what's most troubling is that it's really out of the textbook. spent a long time yesterday on the phone with a former fbi profiler and one of the people who spent the most time on the offender characteristics about this guy. as we went through the conversation, she's at george mar mason university school of science. he exhibited all of the classic behaviors. the pathway behaviors, which is all of the preparation to do this. he didn't throw this together the day before yesterday. he bought that camera, practiced with it accident obtained the guns and so on. the following and stalking behavior. the identification of selective victims. so we are seeing more and more of this. >> you call him the classic injustice collector. >> it's those people who aren't making it and they are blaming it on everybody else along the way. and in this case, you see a classic injus

flyers i want to use the overheads for my son he still has inspector pull and another inspector john miller they came out and were not able to stay long they came out i'm glad they did my concern i always bring the names of the my son the people that murdered my son they're still walking the street i know that paris moving even though is with the fed's i hear he's getting out soon in a couple of years if he's going to kill again but he's going to be getting out and something should be done about that someone else's kid is going to get shot or killed i don't know if he ever watches television we want to remind him what he the to any son. >> i want to remind thomas han bull what they the to any son i'm still hurting august 14th has passed iangry after all thoe years it's easier but it doesn't get easier i can deal with that but it doesn't get easier i want to remind you what i had to go through i know that the oakland crime have a new thing their implementing out in oakland to put the pictures up on the bus stops and everything why can't they do that here so i wouldn't have to climb up on a p

but here in new york city, a short time ago, the deputy commissioner for counter terrorism, john miller, said the nypd have deployed forces to television news outlets in new york city. there is no specific threat beyond this incident but are providing on additional layer of security. repeating the headline at this hour. the man now believed to be the shooter the name, victor lee flanigan took this life. his name known to many television stations is bryce williams. he was shot and there you see a picture taken by wttg suspended. but this individual had a grudge and wanted it to be settled before the widest audience. he wasn't content to commit the murder on live television at 6:45 this morning but wanted to document it and record it on his own cellphone and disseminate it by posting it on twitter and other sites as well. this is a troubled individual. the television station where he worked said he had a difficult employment history. and apparently according to his own facebook page, harris, it looks like he had a checkered past when it comes to his employment. one of the things he wrote

nypd's john miller has more on the shooter's motives and presidential candidate and new jersey governorhristie will be right here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> rae -- allyson rae is back with us talking about another ideal august day. >> perfect. the day before was nice and before that really nice. tomorrow will be great. we have changes for the weekend. the weekend looks okay it's just not picture perfect. make the outdoor plans. it's just going to be a little hotter as well. want to get you up to date on tropical storm erika. it intensed in -- it increased in intensity just a little bit. it doesn't have the best chance of staying as a tropical storm so that's good. it's going over a very rough environment for the tropical storm to stay together. let's hope the shear rip it is apart as it often does. it will move into the shear environment around puerto rico. if it somehow holds together, it will loose a little intensity as it does and then heads to the bahamas. the bahamas is where the environment is good for it to redevelop into possibly a

just a short time ago john miller of the new york city police department, he is the deputy commissioner for counterterrorism and intelligence, sent out a statement saying that out of an abundance of caution, the nypd counterterrorism, critical response vehicles and hercules teams have been deployed to television stations in the new york city area. there is no threat to any media outlets he says, but, we provided additional layer of security until we have a fuller understanding of what took place a short time ago in virginia. and, repeating the headline at this hour, a suspect still remains on loots. authorities are in pursuit, at least two dead. television reporter, television photographer. and a woman, they were interviewing worked for the local chamber of commerce. all this unfolding on live television this morning, horrifying thousands at 6:45 and this story continues and of course if there are any developments i will get right back to you. jon? jon: again police apparently in pursuit of the suspect. they believe they know who that gunman is. david lee miller. stay on top of it for u

miller: yes, and her burial place. ms. swain: latan, you're on air. latan: hello, john and kristie. how are you? ms. miller: hi. mr. cooper: fine. latan: i would like to say that rome, georgia is watching tonight. and, of course, we are the hometown of ellen wilson. and we are very excited that you're doing a program tonight especially on ellen. kristie miller has graciously accepted our invitation to come to rome as we celebrate not only the life, but also the art of ellen wilson beginning in august of 2014. and, you know, it's kind of interesting that in 1914 rome, georgia raised $10,000 for ellen's homecoming back to rome, but, unfortunately, ellen's untimely death prevented rome from having this homecoming. so, in 2014, we'll be marking the 100th anniversary of the homecoming that never occurred. ms. swain: thank you very much for your call and for your town's special connection. we're glad to have folks in rome, georgia watching us tonight. any final comments on ellen before we move on to edith? ms. miller: no. ms. swain: ok, let's do that. so he was devastated. but we've talked about his connection with women

flyers i want to use the overheads for my son he still has inspector pull and another inspector john millerhey came out and were not able to stay long they came out i'm glad they did my concern i always bring the names of the my son the people that murdered my son they're still walking the street i know that paris moving even though is with the fed's i hear he's getting out soon in a couple of years if he's going to kill again but he's going to be getting out and something should be done about that someone else's kid is going to get shot or killed i don't know if he ever watches television we want to remind him what he the to any son. >> i want to remind thomas han bull what they the to any son i'm still hurting august 14th has passed iangry after all thoe years it's easier but it doesn't get easier i can deal with that but it doesn't get easier i want to remind you what i had to go through i know that the oakland crime have a new thing their implementing out in oakland to put the pictures up on the bus stops and everything why can't they do that here so i wouldn't have to climb up on a pol

i have discovered my first experience i had concerns the secretary of terrorism john miller about what i had observed. last night or yesterday morning coming in from new york city grey hound they took my luggage straight from me it was not scale and secretary hadas stop at the major nobody took my luggage is something was in their. deal also would is going on at cnn? space to in deliver a letter in person to know about the debate as a shareholder they stopped me i said can i send a certified? and then there was additional security so this hero is a former secret service and he is in charge so can ask him as a shareholder of last the not least there was an article in the newspaper recently and it showed the structure at dhs and diluted to the fact that nobody seems to know what the other departments is doing. and i have been grateful to read united states government for the service of protecting me. so can you comment on that? prime-1 to tell all of you better here today among solid you, i kind of joke up with my gratitude and pride because you are my stars i like to give all of you an

my predecessor in the bush administration, john miller, as the human trafficking investor -- investigatorhey were singularly focused on sex trafficking. i think it is important to look at both. host: let's look at what the secretary of state had to say about this at the end of july when this came out. here he is at the state department. secretary kerry: we want to provide evidence and facts that will help people who are already trying to achieve reforms to alleviate suffering and hold people accountable. we want to provide ag incentive for government at every level for people to do all that they can to prosecute trafficking and to shield at risk populations. and in conveying these messages, let me acknowledge that even here in the u.s., we americans need to listen and improve. like every nation, we have a responsibility to do a better job of protecting those who live within our own borders. those whose passports are taken away for them, who are imprisoned for labor purposes or for sex trafficking. host: what did you make of the secretary's comments? guest: it reflects a traditional americ

it, but my first experience i had some concern and not alerted our deputy secretary of terrorism john miller about what i had observed. last night, tonight before, yesterday morning coming in from new york city. greyhound, is greyhound a foreign company? anyway, they took my luggage straight from me into the inside of that greyhound bus. it was not scanned. i wasn't even given a ticket for my luggage. overtime we had to stop i.t. got to make sure no one took my luggage or added something in there. site help you can give some concern about that. -- so i hope -- [inaudible] i'm a shareholder and i went there yesterday to deliver a letter in person because nobody is answering my calls and want to know about the debate as a shoulder i went for years ago. they stopped me and they said they don't accept any mail. i said, well, can i send a certified letter? yes, they will sign for the. there was additional security to the building security. the head of security at time warner is former secret service to mr. clinton, and he's in charge of their security if you want asking what's going on with share

some people feel the early human trafficking movement and my buh the bush --in administration, john miller, were singularly focused on sex x trafficking. i think it's very important we look at both problems.i and that was my small contribution in two years to wht look at both problems.end of j let's hear what the secretary had to say at the end of july when this report came out. >> we want to provide evidence c ande an facts that's will help people who are already striving to achieve reforms to alleviatet suffering and to hold people dea accountable. we want to provide a strong incentive for governments at every level to do all that they can to prosecute trafficking and to shield at-risk populations. a in conveying these messages, lei me acknowledge that even here ie the united states, we americans need to listen and improve. like every nation we have a responsibility to do better. a better job of protecting thoss who live within their own borders.st: whose passports are taken away u from them. >> what did you make of the secretary a comments? >> it reflects the traditional t americanhe fo

. >> reporter: problems that strategist john miller believes they've been exploited. >> now that we have essentially extremists starting to gain these capabilities, they're going to start using information for other types of attacks that we just frankly haven't seen before. >> reporter: his firm alleges that a hacker group in iran successfully stole information from numerous airports. >> looking for emergency response times for bomb scares, how long is takes for emergency services to respond to a threat at the airports. >> anyone who has a copy of the plan on how an airport or any transportation or any large facility would respond to an emergency now has a blueprint on how to bypass that security. >> reporter: this former commanding officer at jfk and laguardia has more than 20 years of experience in airport security and he says the threat is real. >> now that it's brought into the open, hopefully they will take steps to fix it. >> reporter: transportation security administration officials declined to comment on the specific concerns raised by rios. >> we're not going to accept device th

. >> reporter: in a cnbc documentary last year, john rossman and randy miller, former executives at amazon, said ceo jeff bezos does set a high bar. >> he has a low tolerance for thinking small, acting small, or not being extremely sharp. >> or rationalizing. if you start giving rationalizations and excuses -- >> or pointing the other direction. >> he'll just -- he'll slash you to shreds. he's got a very effective, sarcastic bent. >> reporter: but that certainly wasn't the tone bezos took in an e-mail yesterday to his 150,000 employees, telling them he wouldn't want to work for the company described by the "times" and saying, "hopefully, you don't recognize the company described. hopefully, you're having fun with a bunch of brilliant teammates helping invent the future and laughing along the way." lester? >> all right, cynthia, thank you. >>> we're back in a moment with news about your morning cup of coffee and the fight against cancer. >>> there is new research out tonight from the highly respected dana farber cancer institute that finds colon cancer patients who regularly drink four or m

my predecessor in the bush administration, john miller, as the human trafficking investor -- investigator were singularly focused on sex trafficking. i think it is important to look at both. host: let's look at what the secretary of state had to say about this at the end of july when this came out. here he is at the state department. secretary kerry: we want to provide evidence and facts that will help people who are already reforms tochieve alleviate suffering and hold people accountable. we want to provide a strong incentive for government at every level for people to do all that they can to prosecute trafficking and to shield at risk populations. and in conveying these messages, let me acknowledge that even here in the u.s., we americans need to listen and improve. like every nation, we have a responsibility to do a better job of protecting those who live within our own borders. takenwhose passports are away for them, who are imprisoned for labor purposes or for sex trafficking. host: what did you make of the secretary's comments? guest: it reflects a traditional americans focus on pro

flyers i want to use the overheads for my son he still has inspector pull and another inspector john millerhey came out and were not able to stay long they came out i'm glad they did my concern i always bring the names of the my son the people that murdered my son they're still walking the street i know that paris moving even though is with the fed's i hear he's getting out soon in a couple of years if he's going to kill again but he's going to be getting out and something should be done about that someone else's kid is going to get shot or killed i don't know if he ever watches television we want to remind him what he the to any son. >> i want to remind thomas han bull what they the to any son i'm still hurting august 14th has passed iangry after all thoe years it's easier but it doesn't get easier i can deal with that but it doesn't get easier i want to remind you what i had to go through i know that the oakland crime have a new thing their implementing out in oakland to put the pictures up on the bus stops and everything why can't they do that here so i wouldn't have to climb up on a pol

letters were found, maybe you will share a few of those with us, the ones about john robertson letters and kenneth miller's letters in this swim house, or the pool house question mark. >> my understanding of the robinson letters was that they were in a trunk under the robertson family home where they are moving out of that home, i believe. in any case, he had left them at home in a trunk and his nephew michael robinson brought them over to welty also in a garbage bag. >> i think they came together, john and michael the letters belong. >> yet they're very interested that welty get get the letters back, clearly he was all over the world as you can see in these letters and he kept them very clearly. >> i think time to tell the story of these letters to miller. >> well the santa barbara book man had purchased all of mcdonald's papers after his death from his wife margaret, he had accumulated everything he had found and ken was one of those people who saved everything and every scrap of paper just had a word on it he would save it. it was preserved and eventually found its way into his archive which ralph was a

. >> osgood: michelle miller is in the kitchen with chef john besh. steve hartman meets a store keeper trying to turn his big easy neighborhood around. ben stein has thought about the wild swings on wall street. but first the headlines for this sunday morning 09th of august, powerful storm whipped across the pacific northwest yesterday, two people died. one of them a 10-year-old girl hit bay falling tree limb. in the pacific, hurricane is now a powerful storm and expected to pass north of the big island of hawaii. texas police say that they're holding a suspect in connection with what they called the cold blooded assassination of a uniformed sheriff's deputy. the officer was gunned down at a gas station in suburban houston friday night while filling up his police cruiser. the neurologist and best selling author known for his books of the quirks of the human brain has died at his home in new york. he was 82. he called his books, neurological november else. baseball fan at turner field has died after falling from the upper deck during a game last night.

defense. >> do you mean to say you really believe that john kerry and ted kennedy do not believe in defending the country? >> matthews challenges miller's front of a live audience. >> i wish i was over there, where i could get a little closer up into your face. >> this idea that somehow his face in my face would be somehow intimidating. and then -- somehow that would be almost a -- a aggressive move toward me. it was really hilarious. >> you believe, senator, truthfully, that john kerry wants to defend the country with spit balls. you believe that? >> that was a metaphor, wasn't it? you know what a metaphor is? >> i said a metaphor for what? metaphors have to be for something. what are you actually saying here? and he just got very angry at me. >> i think we ought to cancel this interview. >> well, i don't mean -- >> playful banter explodes into an old-school challenge of honor. at 20 paces. >> get out of my face! if you're going to ask me a question, step back and let me answer. >> senator -- >> you know, i wish -- i wish -- i wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel. now that would be pretty good. but don'

john stewart is signing off. his last daily show tonight, and even the president is sad. matt: good morning. i'm matt miller. and i'm pimm fox. let's take a look at how stocks are trading. s&p 500 lower by a little more than nine points. we are trading near the lows of the day right now. many investors looking to tomorrow morning's report from the labor department about payrolls. matt: i have been pulling up the , the biggest losers, the companies pulling it down. media.m: yesterday, there were reports of slowing growth at disney. biggest losers we have fox, comcast, disney, viacom, time warner. tmt -- telecom, media, technology -- pimm: i think at&t is down today as well. ,att: it's basically all tmt and i think if you count the .iotech companies pimm: let's move on. let's take a look at some of the stories crossing the terminal at this hour. the bank of england is leaving its benchmark rate unchanged. only one policymaker voted to increase rates. carney sees no threat from inflation. carney: as the economy progresses, and if it progresses broadly in line with the forecast, the decision about when to move i

president john hofmeister weighs in on where oil will go. good afternoon. i am matt miller, here with scarlet fu. scarlet: let's look at the markets. it is a down day across the globe when you look at equities. the dow off by 217 point, off the session lows. that was about an hour ago. in the s&p 500, nine out of 10 groups are lower. and european stocks also losing ground, down 2.1% by the close. come inside the bloomberg terminal for a moment. this is another way of showing you how much red there is on the screen. t, if you look at the major market indexes, no major market is showing again right now. index is theorming nikkei, which is only down by two point 7%. treasuries extending their advance especially at the long end of the. the two year yield moving up 67 basis points. a reversal of yesterday's trade. a question whether the fed has the ammunition to move ahead with a september increase. matt: we will continue putting those questions to investors throughout the day. now our top stories at the hour. grease up's prime minister and has announced his resignation, 'searin

if this room looks for miller to you, what women want with helen hunt and mel gibson was shot in here. johng john-- malkovich, out to sea, the aviator, adaptations with nicholas cage. recently a film "he's just on that into you" with jennifer aniston and ben affleck. we're standing here on the bow of the queen mary. behind me here is an antiaircraft machine gun. in 1946, after the war, she everything was taking off of her in order to get her back into shape to go into passenger service once again. this is not an actual gun that has been sitting here since world war ii. i wish i could say it was, but it is not. it is an example of the type of artillery she did carry, however. the only damage done to the queen mary during world war ii happened on october 2, 1942. off of in the waters northern ireland about 2:00 in the afternoon. of her escort cruisers was approaching starboard side forward end. it was not aware of the exact g the queen mary was steering and she attempted to cut in front just as the queen mary was turning into the direction of the curacao. the force of the queen mary sliced that ves

president john hofmeister weighs in on where oil will go. good afternoon. i am matt millerscarlet: let's look at the markets. it is a down day across the globe when you look at equities. the dow off by 217 point, off the session lows. that was about an hour ago. in the s&p 500, nine out of 10 groups

joining us now is judith miller, former white house chief of staff under george h.w. bush, former governor of new hampshire, john sununu, author of the new book "the quiet man on h.w." great to have you both. judy, these latest polls show trump commanding front runner. the republican establishment have be fits. your thought? >> i think i share the fits, because i continue to believe that donald trump is bad for the gop brand. but he know house to get an audience. he know house to create news. >> you mean all of the things that the republican party wasn't able to do in 2008, 2012, and needs desperately to do in 2016. >> well, there's news and there's news. there's good news, and then news that drivers voters away in a general election. >> john, your thoughts? >> you could get a dancing bear, if you just want to draw a crowd -- >> yeah. you know what? did you say dancing bear? >> i did. >> tune in tomorrow. we'll have a dancing bear. >> look, donald has not seen the hard knocks of politics yet. if people are thinking he will lapse, we have to wait until the contact sport of politics gets underway. >> judy, hillary

john stewart is signing off. his last daily show tonight, and even the president is sad. matt: good morning. i'm matt miller.fox. let's take a look at how stocks are trading.

john chambers and tim cook. apple will work with cisco to make cisco products work better with apple and vice versa for corporate. some interesting stuff. emily: part of apple's big push into enterprise. matt miller, thanks for breaking it down. tech companies like apple are not only moving the markets, but they are also being watched in washington. apple is part of a new public-private partnership with the department of defense to build cutting-edge technology that be used in the military. the defense secretary, ashton carter, has been courting silica and best -- courting silicon valley investors and entrepreneurs. andreessen,h marc cofounder of and recent horowitz. andreessenr of horowitz. marc: the big thing is i think the markets have been trying to adapt to the new economic data coming out of china. the other thing is american companies, and you have covered this extensively, global currencies have moved against american multinationals in the last six months. frankly, i think wall street was slow to adapt to the reality of the dollar versus other currencies. when a big company says we missed our numbers because of currency changes, the presumption of investors is that is an excuse. in the la