john moore is the seventh president of grove city college, served from 1996-2003. he led the call -- college through its withdrawal from federal student loan programs. a plus for that. [applause] that completed the colleges break from federal ties. believe me, many people around the college -- country another college -- colleges are looking at that, wondering how we did it. dr. alejandra -- a 1984 graduate of grove city college and an economic student of the late dr. hudson -- our famous economics professor he is president of the economic atlas research foundation. with a native of argentina an expert in latin america -- he's a member of the board of trustees at grove city college and is the newly named president of the philadelphia society, which is a prominent organization of conservative academics. that's a set up, i'll say one more thing. we have identified our reagan lecture person for this year in october. i will tell you who it is but you will love it. i will announce it friday at dinner, when lee edwards of victims of communist, who wrote the history of gro

john moore, fue acusado de varios delitos menores y de agredir a un policÍa en un altercado con los agentesombre tiene programa mentales y los oficiales utilizaron gas pimienta, antes de dispararle. los habitantes de la bahÍa estÁn ocupados y bien ayuda a las autoridades para investigar incendios sospechoso. en el dÍa de ayer, detectaron que un auto se incendiÓ. al llegar, los bomberos informaron que hacÍa pocos minutos que habÍan controlado las llamas que se cobraban otro vehÍculo. imÁgenes impresionantes del enfrentamiento en el que se valiÓ a un hombre a muerte. el sospechoso, habrÍa atacado un empleado de un restaurante subway. le advertimos que la grabaciÓn puede ser muy fuerte para algunas personas. reportera: asÍ es, maría leticia. este vÍdeo muestra el esfuerzo de los testigos por frenar el ataque. estos son los dramÁticos momentos despuÉs de que un oficial disparÓfatalmente contra un sospechoso que habÍa atacado con un cuchillo a un empleado de un restaurante subway [ habla en inglÉs] reportera: al margen de las circunstancias, la pÉrdida de una vida es un evento significativo e im

harrison 1 for 3, great job by our entire crew, director john moore, associate director jordan harrisonasts associate sam younger. the 1-0. on the ground to third baseman, reyes, mets get the out at first now to away. >> a.j.: he realizes, we have the infield and a nobody is at second, we can't turn an double play to get out of the inning. instead he lofted over to first to get the out at first and move onto the next hitter, josh bell. >> kenny: bell 1 for 4, singled and scored in the sixth inning. pirates tied the game in the bottom of the ninth. they have runners on second and third with two outs and a josh bell at the plate. 1-0 for lead to. 1-0 for read. >> a.j.: is due he got the ball down. it >> kenny: we are headed to extra innings in pittsburgh. after the pirates tied the score, bell unable to win its bridge onto the tenth . my last wish is for you to do it for me, as a family. love, grandpa. ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ older grandaughter: it'll be alright. i know. grandson: how did you meet grandpa? grandmother: actually on a blind date. [ laughter ]

and moore when we won at john deere in 2016.e hole lit only by the giant scoreboard by the green. otherwise then not have been able to finish. nick: you have to put it on automatic here. you know your yardage and you know your swing to produce that yardage. he's going to put an awful lot of trust into this one and you have to dial down that adrenaline. dottie: this yardage is exactly the same as he had for the third shot back at the 12th. nick: good tempo. it can get up and stay up. 15-footer just about. just over. how tricky is cameron's lie, dottie? dottie: it's not a very good lie. it's on a decent downslope and the ball is sitting down in a little tuft of thick bermuda. nick: he's going to have a bunker straight in front and then onto a downslope. there it is. look at that. but if he does it right. five, seven yardso that bunker, it's going to roll forward. dottie: going the hoy route. nick: he's going to do it. he's going to do it. dottie: wow. wow. nick: what a golf shot! wow, a lot of divot came up there for a split secon

john sopel, bbc news, washington greater manchester police say the death of the moors murderer ian bradyth bennett — the only one of his victims whose body was never found. brady and his partner myra hindley abducted keith in 1964 and refused to say where he was buried. brady was jailed in 1966 for the murder of three children, and later admitted to another two killings. he died yesterday at the age of 79. 0ur correspondent judith moritz reports. his name will always be notorious, his face the image of evil — ian brady, the moors murderer. he took children and tortured them and brought their bodies high up to the hills above manchester. 0n the desolate moors, the police spent years searching for their remains. brady‘s accomplice was his girlfriend, myra hindley. she died 15 years ago. brady‘s death closes a chapter of criminal history. five children died at their hands. the youngest, lesley ann downey, was just ten years old. her family are still grieving. i remember when i sat on the stairs in hattersley and me mum had to go to identify lesley. she come through the door and... shejust n

johns live for us in d.c. thank you, sir. let's bring in our panel. julian zelizer. david drucker. and michael moore. o all of you. thank you for being here. david, let's start with you. until this turns into a criminal issue, this is a political issue. and with the exception of john mccain saying this is the size and scale of watergate some supporters last night to joe johns point relative silence. you we're about this in the "washington examiner". what are you hearing from republicans on the hill regarding the last 24 hours, regarding the last eight days. >> they are very frustrated and very concerned. i talked to republicans and as a regular practice i talk to them about this particular topic often, trump what are they going to do about trump, how they feel about trump. what they have learned over the course of many months is trump is often besieged by apparent scandal or apparent difficulty and always seems to weather the storm. he keeps his loyal base. republican voters so far have not abandoned him. so they've in some ways become decencytized to these sorts of things. this time they tell me they

skeptical about releasing someone who has committed an act like that, that goes for sara jane moore as well as john dingell he -- john hinckley. his -- he actually was not convicted in a sense, he was confined because he was judged to be insane. one of the aftermaths of this case was the federal insanity defense was changed. in most states, they made , so the insanity defense is not used as much anymore. very honest,o be can i point out one thing? that evening, late, about midnight after we were picking up the pieces in the washington field office, after we did a search of his room, we had to make two decisions, one of them was to choose a case agent. by that time, the agent in charge had come back, and we sat down and we gave a thought to who would be the case agent for this case. we chose a man who is here tonight, frank, he became the case agent. [laughter] -- [applause] court.the case through tom: what did he say? >> i said he did a great job. >> in the course of that, i kept my mouth shut. i said, this kid hinkley is crazy. and yet, the u.s. attorney's office and everybody else thought there w

moore as well as mr. hinckley. >> because of john hinckley's -- he was not convicted in a sense. he was confined because he was insane.o be one of the aftermaths was the defensederal insanity was changed. the insanity defense is not used as much anymore. can i point out -- >> i thought you were going to ask if you could curse. laughter] >> at midnight after we were picking up all the pieces after we're done research of johnny clay's room and all this other stuff, -- after we had done a search of john hinckley's room, 10 and i sat down and gave a lot of thought to, who would be the case agent. [applause] he did a great job. that, ihe course of kept my mouth shut, but i said isthis kid john hinckley crazy. you know? he and yet, the u.s. attorney office and everybody else, they thought there was an avenue for them to convict him of this. the trial went on for months. it was hinted by an outstanding u.s. attorney, someone you may know. the u.s. attorney at the time was check off. off a and he really helped push things through. but in my heart of hearts i crazy.his guy is they said, o

john and isha. >> hannah, thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> joining us steve moore and josh. steve, first to you.es turn out this is in fact a suicide bomber, and it's looking that way, what's the bet he was known, on some kind of list timt but then he kind of slipped through the cracks and not followed up and this is the end result? >> that's a good palt, but it's not a forgone conclusion. because remember they're not going to kill -- let their bomb makers die in suicide. >> every time we had these attacks nine times out of ten they knew their capacity. >> yes, but what i'm saying is occasionally you get the suicide bomber who has just been brought in, who has no record. that's going to help the post-investigation because if they've been watching him and know everybody he's been talking to, they probably have records on all his digital communications. and right now what they're doing is going to these places, going to please people, setting up taps on them, setting up surveillance. and there's a little breakmanship, do we want to go in and grab them or see what they're going to do? and it's a ri

moore, thank you. >>> up next, i'll talk to senator john mccain.nk the house should have waited for the cbo to score it? isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, upper respiratory tract infection, and headache. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ask your dermatologist about otezla today. otezla. show more of you. then you're a couple. think of all you'll

moore on sunday taking on jeremy hellickson. guys, this one is not over yet. >> tom: there is jerad eickhoff. >> john: did he do that from a helicopter? >> gregg: i have left the building. >> tom: how's the view from there? >> gregg: the roof's closed. >> john: at least you got a head start out of here. beat the crowd. >> tom: here is freddie dpal y who is 0 for 3, facing brian ellington. out to right field. ichiro, he got a late start and it's over his head and a one-hop into the bullpen. a ground rule double for freddy galvis that ends a 0 for 10 stretch. that's his 11th double of the season. well, that was a better swing. >> john: yeah, it's not an overswing. that's where freddy gets himself in trouble a little bit is the overswing. but the balance was good, the head stayed on the ball. i think sometimes freddy gets a little bit long and too quick with that swing, trying to generate power. >> tom: i think that's why -- you would know better than i would, why you see so many foul balls off to the left side when he's batting left-handed, over to the other team's dugout. >> john: sometimes the harder you try to swing, the slower your

john and poppy. >> thank you so much for being with us. we do have some breaking news. former james bond, sir roger moore, has passed away.rding to statements from his family posted to his official twitter feed. he died after a battle with cancer. he was james bond for much of the '70s and early '80s. for your eyes only, the man with the golden gun. all the way into the '80s as well. roger moore was 89. a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we all drive, some just for the fun of it. . >>> all right. we are now learning this morning new details about the children. can children and the young adults injured and killed. 22 people killed in this manchester terror attack. take a look at some of these photos. this is what a big fan she was and she was at that concert last night and her life was taken. look at this. this is eight-year-old sassy rose russo. >> erin, what are you learning there? >> hi, john. that's right. we actually received a statement from the school of eight-year-old. her headmaster released the following. he said, quote, sassy was simply a beautiful little girl in every aspect of the world. she was loved by everyone and her warmth and ki

moore. police say the attack appears to be random. now police have released a sketch of the suspect... the crime happened in north berkeley on friday... near john hinkel park. tonight that victim is recovering. (steve) kron4's j-r stone is live in berkeley tonight with the latest...jr? police are saying this was random. they don't know what led to this but say this assailant may have some mental issues. tonight they need your help in catching him. this is a sketch of the man who police say stabbed another man who was out walking his dog near john hinkel park in north berkeley. now officers need your help in identifying the assailant who they believe acted on a random impulse. suspect and victim weren't known to each other. it was unprovoked..it was not a robbery gone array.no words were exchanged..for some unknown reason the suspect cut the victim.a cut to the stomach that was so bad the victim had to be transported to the hospital. those out walking their dogs on tuesday night said they hadn't heard about the case and are quite surprised by it.sot never heard it before you know it's pretty random like how a person got stabbed walking the dog.t

john legend was performing. clear al joke. very very funny. >> reynolds and legend. jordan peel director of get out also emma stone, ed sheeran alicia keys and moore in woman in gold together. very very cool. >> all right. billy ray cyrus is legally changes his name. this is actually news. in recent interview in rolling stone billy ray cyrus revealed he's legally changes his name. he said "after august 25th i'll be formally -- i'll be the artist formerly known as billy ray. i'm just going by my last name cyrus. i also went by cyrus -- i went by cyrus and i begged mercury records to call me cyrus in the beginning because that's what i'm comfortable with "he always went by that name. the record company wouldn't let him do that i guess professionally. he went ton say i'm going to the hospital where i was born in belafonte kentucky and legally changing my name. >> he'll just go one name. >> just cyrus. >> okay. >> like prince. isn't yeah. >> cyrus. >> cyrus. >> that's a good name. >> remember that movie con a cyrus the virus. >> i didn't see that. >> john malkowicz. great movie. >> the controversy surrounding 13 reasons why continues to grow. we've be

moore, steve aveson, brittney shipp and gary radnich. the kron 4 news at 10. every night."> n and he would be a great choice in normal times, but we're not living in normal times.">( steve ) ever since the president decided to fire james comey... the question has been who will be the replacement... or in some instances... who is a suitable selection. ( steve ) this week president trump is deciding who he'll nominate at the country's next f-b-i director. ( pam ) the decision could send shock waves throughout the bureau.... and through capitol hill. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith looks at a few of the front runners up for the job. trt: 1:18out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. 00:43-00:49 - mark meredith / washington d.c.00:51-00:59 - sen. lindsey graham / (r) south carolina texas senator and majority whip john cornyn may have a new job title: f-b-i director. the white house reportedly interviewed cornyn for the job over the weekend.but on monday, the senators office played down expectations.in a statement the senator said quote: "i have the distinct privilege