and john miller, completely unethically, says, "yes, i would." and in fact discusses with him how this case might be drawn. so upton comes back to little rock, tells blossom this. blossom says oh, my gosh, this is wonderful. i mean i had no idea. blossom and upton go out to see faubus, tell him about this and , and they all kind of get in this together. and blossom persuades favre us -- faubus about on the plaintiff for the case. i told you this was confusion. it is. this is very complicated, and you really have to sort it out. but what we have going on here in a nutshell is that the school board or part of the school board is now engaging in a plan to sabotage its own plan of integration. for all kinds of reasons that i talk about in the book, they didn't want to just come out in the open and say, "we're afraid of violence, and we therefore want to go to the federal judge and ask for a delay." but that is in essence what was going on. they were terrified of violence. they talked about it all the time. they told faubus about it all the time. they

was walking in the crosswalk of riverside parkway with tristan in a stroller when authorities say john millerleesburg turned his jeep and struck them both killing tristan and badly injuring mindy. miller, whose some witnesses say were rushing through the intersection, had been charged with involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving, but prosecutors dropped the manslaughter charge after determining they could not prove miller was so gross wanton and culpable as to show a reckless disregard of human life. and here's why. while initial findings suggested miller had been texting and driving, additional cell phone records revealed nothing more than the lone activity powering the phone. >> there is no sensitivity for this family and what they've been through. jeff: she says for those lives in lansdowne this situation makes an awful situation worse. >> it was mindy and tristan. it could have been me and my child. it could have been any member see what we think is appropriate justice served is very painful. jeff: the family of tristan and the driver john miller live in this lansdowne neighborhood.

joining us now is john miller, deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter- terrorism for the new york city police department. and many of you will remember, a former senior correspondent for cbs news. john, what's your assessment of the attempted bombing in london? >> well, i think what we're seeing is likely a lone wolf actor, probably inspired by what we've seen as now a juggernaut of propaganda coming from groups like al-qaeda and particularly isis. and we are seeing that as they are being pummeled in the war zone and losing more territory, having soldiers leave the battlefield, that they are beginning to turn up the propaganda machine that says if we are losing the war on the ground here, we have others to fight it where you live. >> mason: given the frustration isis is feeling in other parts of the world, do you feel the threat level here is higher now? >> in new york, we live with the reality that we are the most- targeted city in the united states by terrorist plots. we have a great relationship with the joint terrorism task force, our f.b.i. partners. and together we have

he told me that his client, john miller the 4th. was not going to comment at this time. he didn't want to comment on behalf of his client, citing there are two lesser charges pending against him. one of them being reckless driving. in louden county, i'm david culver, news 4. >> let's head back down to texas and the hearty aftermath, new evacuations for thousands and homes in houston, even though the rain is over. the mayor is telling people on the western part of the city to leave, crews will continue to release water, they'll be doing that for the next two weeks. the death toll stands at 39. houston officials say harvey damaged more than 150,000 homes. the president has declared he is expected to return to texas tomorrow to visit more towns effected by this storm. and there are new warnings tonight about fraud in the flood zone. federal officials warning homeowners, do not fall for fake contractors. >> well, harvey has caused many families overwhelming grief, especially one houston mom who lost four of her children. tonight, she's opening up about her heart break for th

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john miller could face up to a year in jail once he enters the pleas next month. larry: new developments in the battle over patriotism. trump was asked agent the nfl protest on the way to indiana. he said the nfl is in a bad spot. >> you can't ask people disrespecting the national anthem, the flag and the country. that is what they are doing. in my opinion the nfl has to change. or you know what will happen? it will go to hell. larry: the president said that the players should find another way to protest. this morning he tweeted he h cowboys' owners jerry jones about their choice to kneel and then stand for the anthem. alison: the u.s. military conducted airstrike in afghanistan after the taliban attacked airport in kabul. specifically targeting the defense secretary james mattis. the command in kabul said that one of the missiles malfunctioned and caused several civilian casualties. mattis left the airport before the attack. >> each nation stands united with the fellows in their support and we will not abandon afghanistan to a merciless enemy trying to kill its w

. >> some in the louns down and heart broken, but the manslaughter charge against john miller who is accused of driving over a 5 month old baby in a stroller will likely be dropped. they can't proof involuntary manslaught manslaughter beyond a reasonable doubt. he was in a stroller when he was hit while his mother and he crossed the street. >> i hoped there would be punishment. a life was taken. he crashed into a mother and her infant in a crosswalk. there should be repercussions for that. >> miller says his view of the crosswalk was obstructed. he remains charged with reckless driving which carries a maximum punishment of a year in jail. >>> to keep you illegal from atv's and dirt bike >> the officers will flood areas where they're known to rumble. joining us from national harbor, a lot of people would like to see these guys off the road. >> reporter: i like that terminology, to rumble. we are here at the national harbor. you see the beautiful wheel here behind us. look over this way. this is the wood row wilson bridge. i can tell you a lot of people are traveling for this labor day

the driver in this situation, john miller, and the family both live just a couple blocks from one another in this lansdowne neighborhood, making this very difficult situation that much worse. the next court hearing in this case is set for tuesday goldberg, abc 7 news. michelle: 24 hours ago we showed you cesar morales, the man wanted for a shooting outside the metro station. now this morning police tell us he's behind bars now. the shooting happened last week at the columbia heights station in d.c. montgomery county police found him not long after his picture was circulated. d.c.'s chief of police took to twitter to thank officers. metro bus drivers protesting today, saying their work on the busy x-2 line which cuts through the heart of the city isn't safe. their protest forcing managers to take the wheel. d.c. bureau chief sam ford with their concerns and the backup plan to keep your commute on time. sam. sam: michelle, i am at the busy intersection of eighth and h streets in northeast washington along the x-2 line and it seemed to perhaps take metro by surprise this morning when the dri

the police say that john miller was driving a jeep when he had a woman pushing a stroller in the crosswalk in lansdowne. theecutors dropped involuntary manslaughter charges due to a lack of evidence. [new audio] nancy: miller faces charges of reckless driving and failure to yield for a pedestrian. judge tosseday, a out most of the serious charges brothers who stand accused of the hazing incident at penn state involving a sophomore who died after a night of hazing and heavy braking. he fell headfirst down the stairs and the police say that nobody called for help for 12 hours. charges of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault were dismissed today. the only charges remaining include hazing and reckless endangerment. four defendants were dropped from the case. nancy: 7 on your side with a consumer alert involving the apple app store that starts with an email disguised as a receipt for a $50 app purchase will stop the scammers know that you will spot the charge and realize you do not buy the app. they have provided links to dispute the charge, hoping that you will type in all of your i

now prosecutors have dropped the manslaughter charges against the driver john miller.rosecutors said they could not prove he showed a reckless disregard for human life. ll faces other charges and if convicted he could face up to a year in jail. >> this is shocking video. a police officer dragging a nurse out of the hospital. why he arrested her and why that officer is now suspended. jonathan: a disgusting act that was caught on video. busman throwing u rine on a jonathan: investigators are trying to find out what caused this house to catch fire overnight in stafford. on cornwall drive fully involved in flames when firefighters got on the scene. nobody was home of the fire started but they are trying to figure out what started it. >> drivers on metro's x-2 bus line are demanding action after a woman throws a cup of urine at a driver. wheel shutting down the bus line. later on, supervisor started driving those buses. drivers say there have been several recent crimes and they want a police officer on every x-2 bus. the woman charged in the case pleaded not guilty. jonatha

and to signing-- they call it congressional john miller, losers to lions. they want to be something greater than themselves, a part of something bigger. military age males who want to be something bigger than they are, and targeted certain population in the united states and then the question, jason, how do you stop that from happening? that's why i go back to the internet. >> so let me ask you another agos inspect of integration, the integration of our own intelligence community, i think when the terrible attack happened, you focus on the imagination and also a discussion about the tyranny of bureaucracy. and we had a couple dozen int intelligence agencies and 50 different cultures. dhs thought those in fact could be overcome. how bell? or do we now have an integrated function and intelligence community. >> it was better than before nev 9/11. we always have progress. there are 22 different agencies under one department. fema, dealing with the homeland security. it's the counter terrorists, cyber element to the secret service and coast guard and intergreate

. -- they call it commissioner john miller, losers to lines. they want to be something greater than themselves. they want to be a part of something bigger and it hits of honorable population. military-aged males who want to be something bigger than they are. it doesn't target certain populations in the united states. the question, how do you stop that from happening? that's why i go back to content on the internet. >> let me ask you about another aspect of integration. think one of the terrible attack happened, there was a lot of discussion about imagination. also about the tyranny of democracy and the extent of we had a dozen intelligence agencies and 50 different cultures. dhs was uncertain to succeed because people closest to the bureaucracies were not confident they could be overcome. thatell have we done with and is there more work to do or do we have an integrated, functioning intelligence immunity -- community? >> far better than it is now. the department of homeland security uses 22 different agencies in one department. fema, dealing wi

to john miller, it's overcast up there. thanks for checking in, john. satellite-radar suggests an area of low clouds and fog our typical rineye itl r bula's t due to this area of low pressure right there, right now, providing some northwestern quadrant of the state of california. a couple of these raindrops could make their way into our far reaches of the north bay. but the most notable feature associated with this upper- level low happens to be all this cooler air mass that's being drawn down in a southerly direction knocking back our temperatures today until high pressure rebounds thursday and cooler friday on the first day of fall. so looking ahead it will be pleasant, temperatures where they should be for this time of the year. today unseasonably cool, 75 in sacramento through davis into stockton. 60s monterey bay and pebble beach. rain showers in north and south sore intoeg ren fres. ddin sug nrise this morning right before 7 a.m. and after 7 p.m. we'll have thgonsodete d 10 to an15 degrees below averag we are talking only in the 70s in throughout

. >> that driver john miller remains charged with reckless driving which carries a maximum penalty of a year in jail and $2,500 fine. >>> metro bus drivers say they don't feel safe on their job. >> they're asking for police officers to accompany them on the buses. news 4 showed you the video first. it was this incident on the x2 bus when an angry rider threw a and that's sparking their calls for better protection. derrick ward has more on the changes they'd like to see. >> i'm not going to say all bus drivers are nasty, but you have some nasty bus drivers on this route. >> this past weekend. there was this. the woman who threw a cup of urine on to a driver on to the x2. >> that's kind of wicked right there. the incident is still a hot topic among that's the question being asked by drivers and their union this morning, amid work slow down that the charges against the women who threw the urine. they want to see more security for drivers. >> enough is enough and we want you to keep us safe. that's what. >> union reps and operators say safety isn't taken serious enough. there are cameras

our weather watcher john miller also reports 47 degrees in his backyard in santa rosa.e been brisk next to the seashore. 16 san francisco. 15 sfo. which by the way no reports of any local airport delays. 14-mile-per-hour winds at the beaches at half moon bay through moss and montara beaches. inland, the winds are up to 13 in antioch. we'll see these winds northwest with a passage of that cold front. and those winds will increase 10 to 20 some gusts to 30stpa . s a focle ear thslot here. maybe an occasional cloud drifting through but this area of low pressure owav nis its t it has a lot of cold air associated with it that's dropping south from the gulf of alaska and then again with the passage, some very brisk winds during the afternoon hours. so the bottom line is today on this last day of summer, we have moderate pollen count. in fact, it's the elm, chenopods and also the ragweed that's a problem today. fall arrives at 10:2 p.m. tomorrow. pleasant temperatures for the weekend. it's going to be a fantastic weekend! 70 in sacramento. rain in flows and yosemite. an inch o

jeff: a grand jump indicted john miller on invol tan irman slaughter in the death of 5-month-old tristanopped the charge today based on the look of evidence. >> i'm heart broken for the family. it seems never ending. >> elizabeth and friends of the family. >> miller turned the jeep and truck them both, killing tristan and injuring mindy. miller some witnesses say was rushing through the intersection had been charged with involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving. but the prosecutors say they moved to drop the manslaughter charge after cell phone analysis proved miller's phone was only charging and not being used for texting. >> it says you can take a life and it's okay. i don't agree with that. >> they told the judge the decision doesn't come lightly and sometimes the right popular one. >> they are not addressing the decision. >> i don't think it's appropriate to comment. >> the freemans still have hope for justice. >> in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. >> "7 on your side" consumer alert. geeking up for the new iphone. you better start saving. if you want the iphone 8 with the mo

john miller hit a mother and 5-month-old with the jeep while they were in a crosswalk on riverside parkway in leesburg. the baby died. today a judge dropped the most serious charge because cell phone analysis proved miller's phone was not used at the time of the accident. he faces up to a year in jail if convicted on the lesser charges. nancy: right now in alexandria one lane getting by in both directions of van buren street. after a water main break. they have stopped the water from flowing but there is significant damage to the roads. if you are going through the area today, expect delays. adventist hospital is back to norm after hazmat caused partial evacuation. there was a chemical spill in the lab area away from the patients but they blocked off the entrance to the hospital. it's reopened tonight. nancy: coming up at 5:00, new information about what happened before a virginia state police helicopter crashed in the deadly charlottesville protest. nancy: an eagle scout candidate needed community project. he is doing it now to provide a library for the young people at the d.c. general ho

the driver, john miller, was indicted by a grand jury in that accident. his trial is set for october. he remains charged with reckless driving and that carries a maximum penalty of a year in jail and a $2,500 fine. >> new today the white house appears to be pulling back on president trump's threat to shutdown the federal government after over the border wall, at least for now, president trump is threatened to force a shutdown in october if the next expanding billoe post, the white house has signaled to congressional republicans that there will be no shutdown coming in october. however, the administration says that the building -- building the wall matter, is still a top priority for mr. trump. the president also promising to announce a decision soon on the fate of so-called dreamers. >> his decision will effect hundreds of thousands of young and undocumented immigrants. edward lawrence is tracking this story for us at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: wendy, leon, the president saying the decision will come this weekend, maybe monday at the la

we learned the driver in the crash, john miller, will plead guilty to reckless driving charges and also plead guilty for failing to yield. he could face up to a year in jail once he enters the pleas next month. nancy: new at 4:00, a mother stabbed and killed in the district. police are searching for answers as well as a suspect. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in southeast. what can you tell us, sam? sam: well, this startled i guess before 10:00 this morning. you can see one officer here on the scene. slew of officers just left. they have been here for all the day and the situation. we are just on 30th street southeast. just inside the maryland line. a man attacked a woman inside the apartment building with a knife, stabbing her multiple times. the police chief on the scene said they believed it to be domestic in nature. they have been to the location they are not saying yet whether they believe the killer was the victim's husband or boyfriend. >> horrible. this violence in the city has to come to a stop. particularly in the domestic situations, if this is a domestic. people have to

john miller, find me a three-bedroom unit somewhere. downtown new york. tv is a good place to go, francine mentioned it in the last hour, the freedom tower in the background. i like it. the freedom tower on this september 11. you can grab a chart, bring it that cablecan steal chart and bring it over to your bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. coming up shortly, bloomberg daybreak: americas. focusing on commodities. >> welcome back. we will be taking lots of different angles when it comes impacticane irma and the there. drilling down into the energy sector as well. we will get a perspective on the effect of the market after these destructive storms. tom: alix steel, greatly appreciate that. i want to go inside the formula for gdp growth. , the dynamics of exports and look at the elasticity and the variable of all that mumbo-jumbo. this is an extraordinary chart. line, 87 207ight '07.7 to where did that gap go? is businesses being reluctant to catch up on capital spending they didn't do in the af

conquer manhattan, he borrowed dad's tricks, including telephone alter eegos named john bear ron or john miller, all the better to call reporters and sing the praises of the donald. >> you know, i thought it was kind of clever on his part because he didn't have a big staff and he sort of made it look like his staff was bigger by having all these representatives. and also, he could say things about donald that would be outrageous if he was saying it about himself. >> why wouldn't someone like yourself run for political office? you have all the money that you possibly need. you've accomplished a great deal even though you are only 34. >> because i think it's a very mean life. i would love and i would dedicate my life to this country, but i see it as being a mean life. and i also see it as somebody with strong views and somebody with the kind of views that are maybe a little bit unpopular, which may be right but would be unpopular wouldn't necessarily have a chance of getting elected against somebody with no great brain but a big smile. >> excuse me, where is the lobby? >> down the hall and to the

john miller is no longer charged with manslaughter. he struck tristan schultz and tristan's mother in lancetown almost a year ago today. tristan was 5 months old and was killed by that impact. prosecutors say there was nothing they could do. they couldn't prove manslaughter beyond a reasonable doubt. miller is still charged with reckless driving, which has a maximum penalty of a year in jail and a $2,500 fine. >>> reaction is on the breaking news we brought you at the top of the newscast. the attorney general announces the end of daca. what local lawmakers think of that decision, it's going to leave thousands of undocumented immigrants in limbo. >>> plus, today, friends and family will say good-bye to a man killed as he was trying to help a stranger. after the break, hear from the ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds that you sow ♪ ♪ seed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ seed to the oat to the o. it's the good that we do ♪ ♪ put in the go

. >> reporter: on the banks of the passaic river in little falls, new jersey, flood expert john miller. >> this is one of the ground zeroes for flood, repetitive claims. in this area we had flooding in 2007, 2010, and 2011 twice. >> reporter: so how high did the river rise? >> the water's about one-foot right now. it came up another 13 feet. twice as high as i am tall. >> reporter: so the water came up, well it would be almost to the second story of houses like that right? >> yes, certainly well over the first floor of those homes. >> reporter: around houston, only 15% of homeowners were insured against harvey's water damage, partly because the government's outdated flood maps didn't reflect the true risk. in the passaic watershed, though, which has been flooding famously since 1903, about a third of homes are covered. and if built before the government started publishing flood zone maps in the 1970s a¡' 80s, owners get a hefty discount. leni shuchter pays only $200 a month. for a risk that no private insurer would cover at anywhere near that price. >> the shed back here is 12' by 32'.

i'm john kilroy, national chairman of tv for goldwater—miller. the speech was a big hit. today. no televised speech had ever raised that kind of money. but here's the striking thing. john kilroy was a real estate developer and was certainly a perfectly respectable businessman. reagan was becoming a champion of the virtues of california's business community and yet that was exactly the sort of person he'd just been portraying as a corrupt thug in the killers. because reagan's character uses his ill—gotten gains to go legit as a property developer in los angeles. yes? a mr strong and another gentleman to see you, sir. until the killers track him down and expose him as a criminal. clu gulager played the younger killer and remembers the sharp contrast between reagan's approach to the scene and that of the older killer, lee marvin. he came in and he did it completely differently. there was not one smidgin of similarity between the first take and the second take of his performance. you know who that leaves? ronald reagan, same performance. really thought out. he gave the same re

happen well let's talk about the youth which has plenty of charisma what do you think about john luke miller's head of the left wing france the party as of late april running for president he was showing ninety percent of the vote in the french presidential election campaign he's calling for a september twenty third march because my crohn's changes social qubits ha parties members number in over half a million mostly young kitty effectively mobilize this and possibly cause a change. i mean i don't know enough about him but comparisons i could draw comparisons to grill are in italy and rely on has managed to. build a popular movement but also get three of the four opposition parties they do agree to the concept of bringing in a parallel currency if they become the government now i don't know how much this is gone was about the economics and what the result of those sorts of andi's. certainly he was going to be the main beneficiary of the anger that people are feeling towards him across which is only going to ross. well let's talk about the employers the unions they're pushing for this they push

miller. certified financial planner john fawaz explained what can be done."are a lot of companies out there that you can pay for a nominal fee and they will protect your credit. they will let you know if anyone applies or checks your credit, any changes," he said. if your information has been compromised, check your credit every few days looking for suspicious up for alerts."this is going can actually freeze your credit. the freezing your credit is that if you freeze it and now you want to get a loan, you have to un-freeze it," said fawaz.in a sense, it's like a hacker is robbing your bank, which could livelihood."it's pretty scary, especially in today where your important asset you have," added fawaz.the equifax breach is in the back of ashley even though as of wednesday, nothing of hers compromised. "having either of our credits hurt is because we've worked really hard to build up our credit so we home, have cars," she said.tennesseans are trying to protect their identity, the millers are hoping their preventative measures work."you just kind of have to cro

miller. certified financial planner john fawaz explained what can be done."e are a lot of companies out there that you can pay for a nominal fee and they will protect your credit. they will let you know if anyone applies or checks your credit, any changes," he said. if your information has been compromised, check your credit card statements every few days looking for suspicious activity and sign up for alerts."this is going extreme, but you can actually freeze your credit. the problem with freezing your credit is that if you freeze it and now you want to get a loan, you have to un-freeze it," said fawaz. in a sense, it's like a hacker is robbing your bank, which could impact your livelihood. "it's pretty scary, especially in today where your credit is the most important asset you have," added fawaz.the equifax breach is in the back of ashley smith's mind even though as of wednesday, nothing of hers compromised. "having either of our credits hurt is a big deal for us because we've worked really hard to build up our credit so we could have a home, have cars," s

john mill we are manslaughter. the judge agreed to drop that charge. it means miller will now face two lesser charges when he goes to trial next month. miller is accused of driving into the five month old boy and his mother next summer. residents think miller is getting off easy. >> i actually felt like he sounded more like the defense attorney than the prosecutor. >> i think the minimum that the community would like to see is some sign of remorse. >> now, miller's defense team declined to comment on this. there are still two lesser charges that were mentioned reckless driving and failure to yield. he will stand trial on those charges early next month. >> construction on the purple line has begun and georgetown branch trail is officially closed for the next four or five years. news 4 was working for you out on the scene early this morning in the chevy chase area nr intersection of jones bridge and jones mill road. at that hour there were no obvious signs that the trail was closed. within a few hours barricades were gone up blocking public access for those who paid att

bet if someone would have asked me who the next person that john kelly chief of staff would be going after. i would have guessed stephen millerut dafl beast is eeg trying to side line omea rosa. there's a when general kelly is talking about access to the oval, she is patient 0. the idea she gets him riled up, gives him articles to read, something kelly's trying to put a lid on. what do you think about that? >> i think it's -- what is she doing in the white house at all. ? what is she accomplishing? what is she doing other than providing a reminder of his television celebrity days or serving as sort of a fire brand for, you know, at leave the african americans who certainly disagree with his agenda. i just don't understand what exactly she's doing in the white house. she has no qualifications to be there. she has no experience in government. and all she is, frankly, is a reality star. her exit would be welcomed certainly amongst a lot of african americans in this country who don't particularly care for her. >> i need you to come out of your shell the next time we have you on the show. thank you for being with us. coming up, on

john, let me ask you. what do you make of the fact that the president, president writes this. it is clear he wrote it. steven miller, his aid, is there, but essentially writing it down. he's in a sec tarl role. but the white house counsel said you can't send this. what is the significance of this, john? >> well, we don't know what's in the exact content. but what it suggests is something more than editorial objection. in other words, that the white house counsel might have seen, one, the development of a conspiracy. he might have seen language that was inappropriate for a legal reason, which would be obstruction of justice. it is hard to tell. we're speculating. but the fact he objected is important to understand in that they didn't use this letter and then they went forward. but it may well show the intent at that time. >> david, how damaging could the letter be? >> we'll have to wait and see. i think we should be caution until we know the contents. but clearly what mueller is examining is exactly what john said. does it add to the weight of the argument that donald trump's real intent was to close down com comey?

chief of staff john kelly was there, gary cohn, stephen miller, they were all there.ut tax code, reforming tax code, obamacare, is that really dead. is he willing to work with democrats? is he confident with mitch mcconnell? that is what he had to say. mr. president we're here in indiana. you will launch the tax reform plan in front of this crowd. who is your tax plan intended to help? >> really the working people. we say the working people, middle class, the people have not been treated right, pete, have not been treated right for a long time. also, it is going to be for businesses where they're going to employ jobs, where they bring in jobs. it is for jobs. this is a tax plan for jobs and growth. growth for our country. it will be the largest reduction in terms of dollars of any plan ever in the history of the country. and it is going to be something very special. it is really for the middle income people and it is for the working people and it is for jobs. >> are there any rates or brackets non-negotble? >> the 20% is non-negotiable. i wanted to do it at 15%. this

have lost a bet if someone would have asked me that john kelly, chief of staff, would be going after in the white house. i would have guessed steven miller. but reports are that he's trying to sideline ammarosa, saying when general kelly is talking about clamping down on access to the oval, she is patient zero. the idea that she gets trump riled up, she gives him a lot of articles to read, something that john kelly is trying to put a lid on. what do you think about that? >> i think it's time to ask a question about her, what is she doing in the white house at all? what is she accomplishing? what is she doing other than maybe providing sort of a reminder of his television celebrity days or serving as sort of a fire brand for at least the african-americans who certainly disagree with his agenda. i just don't understand exactly what she's doing in the white house. she has no qualifications to be there. she has no experience in government. all she is frankly is a reality star. frankly, her exit would be welcomed, certainly amongst a lot of african-americans in this country that don't particularly care for her. >> jameel, i need you to come o

john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. maynard s. spence, jr. george edward spencer iii >> and my beloved husband, joel miller.001. you've missed out on all of their lives and our grandchildren. please watch over us. >> and my brother, ronald j. ruben. instead of mourning because our precious things have been taken from us, let us be grateful to god for having lent them to us. let us thinking of happy days. we have had them and now they are ended. let us turn the loss to glorious gain, the gain that comes with new courage, with nobler tasks, with a wider outlook on life and duty. ronny, i know that you and mom and dad are watching over us. keep caring for us. keep us safe. >> thank you. robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph p. spor klaus johannes sprockamp saranya srinuan fitzroy st. rose michael f. stabile lawrence t. stack timothy m. stackpole richard james stadelberger eric stahlman gregory stajk alexandru liviu stan corina stan mary domenica stanley anthony starita jeffrey stark derek james statkevicus craig william staub william v. steckman eric thomas steen wil

you still have steven miller who is involved in writing the speech and now the soul guardian of the america first ideology. but you have john kelly as chief of staff. nikki haley has been increasing her role as she takes on a bigger position at the united nation. so i'm going to be looking to see that influence way and maybe some of the rhetoric often. >> one of the things trump is going to talk about is sovereignty. is there a way that the president can stand at the united nations, the antithesis of sovereignty, so to speak. >> the multilateral group, yeah. >> and find a way to talk about sovereignty in a way that doesn't offend people and make him think he's not really there to serve as part of the collective mission. we know that the president, as we speak, is in a room just off of the place where he's going to be giving the speech according to an official with them, huddling with secretary tillerson and with a few others as they are going over the last-minute additions. >> and josh, as if on cue, he's walking out from the side room there taking his seat as he prepares to speak. so it sounds like they are running on time

a witness said john mirl the fourth was using his cellphone but records do not prove he was on the phone at the time of the crash. millercharged with reckless driving and failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. his trial is set to begin october 10. as the white house tackles immigration and tax reform here at home, the administration is also managing international relationships complicated by the threat of nuclear proliferation. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary live with the administration's handling of north korea and iran >>reporter: jim and sarah a midst the daily headlines that we see on domestic those on the international nuclear and potentially crisis. today, un ambassador nick i haley she spoke about her concerns about the iran nuclear deal. she believes that if we leave the deal as is we could face a similar threat from iran that we are currently feeling from north korea. let's just say that the agreement falls short of what was promised. we were promised and end to the iran and nuclear program. what emerged was not an end, but a pause. under the zeal iran will continue to enrich uranium and deve

miller, thank you for your testimony today. we're grateful you're here. >> thank you, senator casey. our fifth witness is john doak. we welcome you back, mr. doak. you were here before to help us understand the issues. he's commissioner for oklahoma's department of insurance. he is well known for hosting healthcare innovation summits within his state which seek to offer cutting edge solutions to the country's healthcare challenges. as you already know from the meeting we've had earlier, there is a lot of interest here among senators, so if you could please summarize your remarks in about five minutes, we will then turn to a series of questions from senators to follow that up let's begin with you, ms. mcpeak. >> thank you. good morning, chairman alexander, ranking member murray and members of the committee. i am julie mcpeak, commissioner of the tennessee department of commerce and insurance. today i plan to highlight tennessee's history with the aca and discuss some immediate solutions that congress can consider to stabilize the individual insurance market. before i get started i would like to thank you for holding

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john mcgann is doing what he is supposed to do, and that's not destroy documents. so let's be glad he didn't destroy it. >> it is the first time we've heard steven miller's name mentioned of russia investigation. >> it is. and i think that this really does give another window into more of the politics and the personnel and the disagreements that we reported, some of real time when comey was fired. and this suggests that steven miller, who was with the president in bedminster at his resort there the weekend he decided to firecomey, was on the fire of siding comey. wrast others were very much against it. and there was a big clash. we know who won out, that was steven miller and jared kushner. but the fact that he was involved is not great news for steven miller, because it means that he hasn't already gotten a lawyer, he will have to get one now and he will be asked to come to the committees on capitol hill, in addition to appear before the special counsel's office. >> yeah, professor turley, he could be subpoenaed, correct? >> he can. that issue was litigated during the clinton impeachment. i litigated that with ken starr. these privilege issues went to court, and the c

miller live outside the u.n. u.s. officials say no sanctions watered-down in part to keep china and russia on board. more on this with the panel. white house chief of staff john kelly responding to a house democrat who called him a disgrace to the uniform over president trump's decision to end a controversial program that showed young illegal immigrants from deportation. illinois congressman luis gutierrez said that the retired marine "has no honor and should be drummed out of the white house." in an email to "fox news sunday," kelly wrote "congress did not help so-called dreamers when they had the chance." supreme court justice anthony kennedy has issued a temporary order allowing president trump's travel ban to remain in effect. a lower court ruling issued last week would've allowed up to 2400 refugees to enter the country starting tomorrow. justice kennedy told opponents of the ban to file there were response to his order to stay. stocks were up. experts believe on the better-than-expected news and fallout of irma. the dow gained 260. s&p 500 finished had 27. nasdaq surged 72. up next, we will check in with bill hemmer for a look at hurricane normal recove

miller. [applause] wil: i studied at miami under this professor. he was in the civil rights movement. he marched with john lewis, the selma hero. he was also jailed for marching in the movement. mulmeyer. [applause] wil: his wife is here. she has served me some mighty fine meals during my stay thus far in oxford, ohio, sumo meyer. [applause] wil: a writer can't dream of a moment like this when their book has been selected in a citywide program to be read by everyone at the same time. i will be coming back in a month with a some multiple multiple, multiple -- what do we used to call those? [indiscernible] wil: yeah, multiple-choice questions. [laughter] wil: i can't thank the library enough where i used to go on saturday mornings with my $.50. there was never a car in my family, but i could go to tokyo, i could go to paris. i could go to memphis, tennessee. i could go to chicago if i could get myself into the library. the genius behind all that has been pat liszewski. [applause] wil: i will be returning to the city -- i am going on a 24 city book tour and i will be returning to the city october 21, to appe