so i just went like this, signed with my finger. >> judith contacted "7 on your side."erm inex what happened and they said they would review the service contract with the customers before it is signed. however, misunderstandings can occur. as the satisfaction of our customers is one of our highest priorities, we have honored our customer's request to cancel the agreements. so whatever happened to that squirrel in the ceiling? judith says it muff found its own way out. >> and i'm glad that it's over with, and i don't have rats. >> make sure you are read a contract before you sign especially on a hand-held device where you can't see the paperwork. many companies are using phones and tablets to conduct business. if that happens just ask to see the full contract before you swipe. i'm michael finney "7 on your side." >> thousands of people in town this weekend for the san francisco marathon. the race isn't until tomorrow maybe they will be out today enjoying the sites of the city right? >> i think so, and they will like it because of the beautiful weather at the coast. here'

fox news contributor tammy bruce and judith miller and judge alex is joining me as well.king. but symbolizes notion we hear that wealthy hoarded all the money and found this miraculous way to move it along in generation after generation, after generation with grandkids squabbling. it is not that simple. vin baker proves it. >> it is about the human condition. could be looked at as indication what is going on with the united states and federal government, right? you could have all potential in the world, be brilliant, have all the money in the world and can lose it because you don't spend it properly. this is very basic kind of life example. i think if you're successful you should enjoy life and be comfortable. i don't know if i would drive around in a passat. i'm sure they're fabulous cars. this is -- >> you didn't have to say that. >> i'm sure they are fabulous. but really, this is for everybody who is looking at nature of success in the country. anybody, you can make it, if you have got talent and push for it but you can also lose it if you don't know what you're doing.

that was judith miller.york time defense of the hillary clinton story this week, e-mail story, their explanation on what they got wrong here sounds similar, almost identical to the judith miller defense. they are saying "we got it wrong because our very good sources had it wrong." that's according to a "new york times" editor. the reporters and editors on the story are not at fault. their sources were wrong. anonymous senior government officials who told the times there was a criminal referral in to hillary clinton when there was none. the times says they probably couldn't have done anything differently. not our fault, sources were wrong. what's our responsibility for that? the senior government officials whose names we as readers cannot know or evaluate the "new york times" is arguing their sources are to blame so they couldn't have known. except it is the job of a news organization to vet the accuracy of the sources and you are to blame for the fake stuff your sources get you to print. no, this is not a ma

so i just went like this, signed with my finger. >> judith contacted "7 on your side."pened and the company agreed to cancel the contract, telling us our sales professionals take time to carefully inspect each home and to review the service contract with our customers before it is signed. however, misunderstandings can occur. as the satisfaction of our customers is one of our highest priorities, we have honored our customer's request to cancel the agreement." so whatever happened to that squirrel in the ceiling? judith says it must have found its own way out. >> and i'm glad that it's over with, and i don't have rats. >> make sure you are read a contract before you sign especially on a hand-held device where you can't see the paperwork. many companies are using phones and tablets to conduct business. if that happens, just ask to see the full contract before you swipe. i'm michael finney "7 on your side." >> 6:40, the time. frances, so much going on across the bay area this weekend, and hopefully a pleasant weekend? >> the weather will cooperate with anything you want to

judith heumann how has it made a difference for you? >> i'm 64. in 1949 right after president roosevelt died. when i was growing up i was denied the right to go to school because i used a wheelchair. i only had a teacher who came two and a half hours a week until i was nine years old and went to universities but they were very inaccessible. now i work at the state department, as you said, and i go to work every day on an accessible bus. i take the train home frequently. i fly on airplanes. i can get on trains to get up the east coast and travel around the world where conditions are not as good as here. >> woodruff: congressman langevin, you wrote an article this week which, among other things you for all the accomplishments of the a.d.a., it's promise has not been fulfilled. what did you mean by that? >> well, first of all, i wanted to say that the americans with disabilities act has had an impact on my life. i was injured about ten years before the a.d.a. passed, so i remember what the world was like before a.d.a. was passed and after it was enac

judith says it must have found its own way out. >> and i don't have rats. >> reporter: read a creditou sign especially on a hand-held device where you can't see the paperwork. many companies are using phones and tablets to conduct business. ask to see the full contract before you swipe. michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> san francisco marathon this weekend. thousands in town for that event. hopefully you have good weather forecasting for us there. >> it will be comfortable for them. temperatures in the upper 60s especially for folks starting at midnight tonight. it will stay that way in the early morning hours. lake tahoe gorgeous out there. there is a light westerly wind. temperatures will hit the upper 70s today. i'll let you know what your neighborhood will reach as well as when we can expect real heat with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> battle of the bay was not much of a battle. all giants on a big night. sports is straight female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price

judith and chloe both went to the los angeles police department. one late last year, one early this year. she met with them. for a criminal investigation. and we do know the district attorney's office in late 2014 said judith huff california has an exception. sexual assault. sometime the brain takes a while to assimilate what really happens to you. so there's an extension. if they're not going to pursue charges against cosby and judith huff, maybe then cloiy. they do confirm one ongoing investigation. >> do we know why the judge now decided to release this deposition? it took place in 2005. and cosby's attorneys have been fighting the release for a while. >> the media went to a judge saying we believe this should be unsealed. the judge in his ruling is just so creative. he says that bill cosby had a right to privacy. even as a big television star. but when he started talking about morals and values and preaching about how to lead your life, that that right to privacy narrowed itself. then when women, by the way, cnn is cited in this opinion quite a

this case right here with judith huff is a sexual assault case in the civil court, which is differentoing on right now which are defamation cases. but judith huff says that in 1974 and that's a long time ago, she was 15 years old, she met bill cosby at a park one weekend with her little 16-year-old friend. the next weekend he had them go to his golf course and then it was onto the playboy club mansion, and she says she had to go to the restroom so she was ushered into a bedroom, went to the bathroom. she comes back out, there is bill cosby on the bed. she then remembers taking something and then waking up and just feeling so drugged. now, in the deposition that was released this weekend from 2005 he mentions quaaludes and drugs. listen to his response because he says there are two sides to this story. >> it's not really a revelation that kay luds werequaaludes were used in the '70s. they were commonly used as a partying drug and they were used to increase sexual arousal and mr. cosby admitted in his deposition to offering one person who he was in a relationship with quaaludes during t

a ruling by the california supreme court allows it followed by judith to move forward.for cosby cosby. >> we're going to be noticing the definition and we're providing with dates and specific locations. this is what happens. we're entitled to take his testimony. his testimony under oath. in this case her verse versus cosby. if he does nod appear for this deposition and we're going to notice that we are going to want this video it. if he does not appear for the deposition he is going to have to go to court and seek permission to another date, and going to have good cause like a health reason or wrafr. if in fact he does not do tharks we're going seek sanctions. we're going get a court order to hold him in contempt. we're taking this seriously. we want him to sit down. we want the answers under oath. if he does not want to do that and then answer it is lawsuit, never going to strike the answer. what is that going to mean? that's going to mean that he does not get to ple sent his defense or testify when we get to trial or present witnesses. we will take the default. we wan

. >> he said you've got them in the house >> the salesman looked and said judith had termites she needed bugs and rats >> i was so worried that i was going to have rats coming out of my house. >> she agreed to pay $4500. the only thing it didn't include is cutting out of the ceiling. >> he didn't want to look at it. >> when technicians came they give her another surprise >> they looked and said there are no rats here. >> they figured out what is really living in the ceiling. >> it was a squirrel. as we realized i'd been sold what i didn't need. >> she started getting bills for payments. turns out terminex set her up with a bone. she says nobody asked her first. >> i never received a contract. >> the company agreed to cancel, telling us our sales professionals take time to inspect and before signed and and we have honored the request. >> judith says the squirt must have found a way out. >> i'm glad it's over with. and i don't have rats. >> many companies are using phones and tablets. if that happens ask to see the whole thing before you swipe. >> updating the weather forecast. >> storm cl

. >> he said you've got them in the house >> the salesman looked and said judith had termites she neededll the bugs and rats >> i was so worried that i was going to have rats coming out of my house. >> she agreed to pay $4500. the only thing it didn't include is cutting out of the ceiling. >> he didn't want to look at it. >> when technicians came they give her another surprise >> they looked and said there are no rats here. >> they figured out what is really living in the ceiling. >> it was a squirrel. as we realized i'd been sold what i didn't need. >> she started getting bills for payments. turns out terminex set her up with a bone. she says nobody asked her first. >> i never received a contract. >> the company agreed to cancel, telling us our sales professionals take time to inspect and before signed and and we have honored the request. >> judith says the squirt must have found a way out. >> i'm glad it's over with. and i don't have rats. >> many companies are using phones and tablets. if that happens ask to see the whole thing before you swipe. >> updating the weather forecast. >> st

jeff: judith does not mind that the group's gathering in richmond, but please the flag belongs in one place. >> i believe it's a symbol of hate and should be in a museum. jeff: they sense that the anti-rhetoric is gaining strength. >> this wave of mass hysteria does not appear to be one that will die down. jeff: debate is happening across the country about whether to take down monuments and statues honoring confederate heroes like robert e lee on monument avenue in richmond. supporters say they are ready for the fight and will not back down. in richmond, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. horace: kid rock's publicist says it has been years since he display the confederate flag on tour. an activist group called on general motors to cut ties with him if he display the flag on stage. gm said they would continue sponsoring the summer concert tour. an incredible guest at the nation's capital this weekend. she flew in from detroit as part of an honor flight. at 110 she is to believed -- he is believed to be the nation's oldest veteran. she met with president obama asked her about her time serving i

this is a civil case filed by judith huff. she says cosby sexually assaulted her: huff is being rep zebted by celebrity attorney glor ya alreg. he admitted that in a deposition. >> the lunt says we need to have a careful approach if pot becomes legal here in california. today, the lunt governor and a panel of experts released a report containing 58 recommendations of what should happen if recreational marijuana is legalized. setting up a banking system for businesses that sell pot. >> we don't want to create a new gold rush for california. we don't want big tobacco coming in. we want to protect our kids. we want to protect public safety. >> his pabl had been working on this report for more than two years. it comes out as groups are pushing to be the issue on ballots. >> planning on visiting a new york manufacturing plant. the plan is working on the importance of inexpensive blood tests at home in expanding access to health care. >>> well, we continue to follow that breaking news out of napa could bety. here's an update for you

we have a spotlight on judith health, the documentary film maker. we have also a kind of side bar that deals with conflict films which we will talk about a little bit later. some film gets submitted through a box and others we pursue. we go to different festivals and find films. we track film makers through their careers. film makers we have shown, we know what they're working on. we see how they're doing and try to get an early look at work. >> we will bump out of this with a clip from a film. >> this is a really delightful film. it's our opening night film at the castro on the 23rd of july. it stars jonathan price who many people will probably remember from the film brazil. he is also right now one of the stars of game of thrones. he plays a jewish baker in england whose business is kind of going down. he takes an apprentice into his bakery. the apprentice accidentally spills some substance, marijuana, into the dough. and the business really takes off. >> let's look at a clip of dough dough. >> there you are. today you bake. hey, hey, don't bash i

and congregation and my faith will keep me on the straight and narrow. >> mccullough's passenger, judithley, suffers less severe burns and makes a recovery as well. but the steam pipe explosion is blamed for the death of 51-year-old lois bomeric, a human resources exec frif new jersey, who dies from a heart attack. more than 40 others are injured. an investigation concludes heavy rainfall and leaky pipes caused the explosion. the city orders improvements for new york's vast and aging underground steam system to prevent a similar catastrophe. >>> coming up -- nearly 10,000 volts of electricity on the loose. ja >>> caught in the crosshairs of a terrorist attack. >> it felt like the car was lifted off the ground and landed with a thump. >>> a dance floor turns into a black hole. >>> and a tv news helicopter becomes the lead story. >> oh, no, no, no, no! >> when "caught on camera: on the edge of death" continues. matt's gotten used to the funk in his man-cave. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his wife smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics there's feb

we have a spotlight on judith hellbend the documentary filmmaker. we have a -- also a kind of a side bar that deals with conflict films which we'll talk about a little bit later. some films get submitted without a box and other ones we pursue. we go to different festivals throughout the year. sun dance, berlin, tribeck coo this year and we find films and we track filmmakers through their careers. so we know what filmmakers that we've shown and we know what they're working on and we see how they're doing and try to get a hand -- you know an early look at work. >> so we're going to bump out of this segment with a clip from a film called "doe." set it up with that particular clip. >> this is a really delightful film. it's the opening night film at the castro on the 23rd of july. it starts jonathan price. who many people will probably remember from the film "brazil." he's also right now one of the stars of "game of thrones." and he plays the jewish baker in england whose business is kind of going down. and he takes an apprentice into his bakery. and the

. >> judith es otra que ahora respira tranquila. se siente liberada. >> veÍa cÓmo yo me destruÍa. pequeÑa capilla culmina la ceremonia de sanaciÓn. sin embargo, el hermano nos dijo que el verdadero poder de la sanaciÓn viene de dios y del interior de cada ser humano. [imÁgenes] >> dice que mientras el mundo no se convenza de esta verdad, a Él no le queda mÁs reemedio que seeguir retando a los espÍritus malvados, escapados de lo mÁs profundo del infierno. >> mucha gente afirma que es un estafador que tima a los ignorantes que acuden a Él. pero el hermano parece tener magnÍficas relaciones con la iglesia catÓlica. de hecho son sacerodotes quienes bendicen el agua y los utencillos que usa en sus exorcismos. >> nuestra periodista viajera en África. lo tendremos enseguida. con toda la fuerza de sus pulmones, muestran su talento en un peculiar concurso. >> y conozca a al gallo que puede caminar como si fuera un pingüino. algo nunca antes visto que se roba la atenciÓn. >> unas modelos le hacen honor a sus raÍces y eso lo van a ver aquÍ en primer impacto. los esperamos. [mÚsica] [mÚsica]

take 69-year-old judith gordon in phoenix, arizona. gordon read about uber in an ad and intrigued by the opportunity presented. >> i love the ad. and i was accepted but i didn't take the application for three months because i was in limbo. not sure whether i wanted to be a driver. so i had a dream and it said, to me, i can make a lot of money. so i went down and picked up my phone and started driving right away. >> gordon drives as much as 50 hours a week calling uber her past time. she can make up to $850 a week as a driver partner. >> i do love meeting new people. every rider is a new person. with a new personality and new things to talk about and it's actually exciting. >> the aarp said about one-third of the american workforce is now over age 50. uber's driver demographics aren't far off from that stat. in a report released earlier this year, uber said 25% of its driver partners are also over the age of 50. information about driver demographics from companies like uber and lift, mainly, how many drivers total they have is scanned.

this means the suit filed by judith host can proceed at the trial level.s the comedian sexually assaulted her in 1974 at the playboy mansion. her attorney says that she she believes they now have a right to give depositions from cosby. >> if you are one of the folks who bought an apple watch, you supply to take it off already ban from the courthouses in many parts of virginia, the gadget report audio and take pictures officials say that apple watches are not only a safety and privacy concern but also a distraction as they can access social media. >> still ahead this noon, it is "black friday" in july yet again. >> you'll see which retail is her offering some deep discount and huge deals. and when they're going to be available. katie? >> and pat never need an excuse to go shopping obviously, and i know that i may start to sound like a broken record after a while here, but that's what it is, our weather pattern just remains gorgeous. i'll tell you for >> "black friday" deals in july! tomorrow and saturday, you can look for deep discounts on electronics, and

you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real.ases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 22-year-old samantha stock is suing her ex-boyfriend shaun perolio, for unpaid loans for car repairs and medical bills. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 509 on the calendar in the matter of stock vs. perolio. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss stock, when did you meet the defendant? >> i met the defendant online with a dating website in april 2010, and we actually met in person on may 2, 2010. >> judge judy: and when for the first time did you loan him money? >> it didn't happen until the next month, on june 8th or 9th. i actually took out the check june 5th from my account. >> judge judy: why? >> he had been telling me nonstop

you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution veronica pulido is suing neighbors delbert and debby aragon for the return of her stolen pug, named "princess." >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 483 on the calendar in the matter of pulido vs. aragon. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have seats. >> judge judy: miss pulido, it is your claim that the defendants have your dog. >> yes. >> judge judy: and this dog was, according to you, taken from your home during a burglary of your home some year and a half ago. through a series of events according to you, found your dog in the defendants' home when you purc

you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real.ases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 26-year-old carmella gilliam is suing attorney karl myles for the return of legal fees. carmella claims karl came to court high on drugs. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 438 on the calendar in the matter of gilliam vs. myles. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss gilliam, mr. myles is an attorney. your claim is that you retained him to represent your fiancé who was incarcerated. for what? >> drugs. >> judge judy: sale or possession? >> sale. >> judge judy: had he been arrested for anything prior to this arrest? >> no. >> judge judy: this was his

earlier this year a wayside platform was constructed on judith street at 28th avenue in the outer sunset district which has closed gaps between bus stops. sfmta invested in new vehicles for improved announcements of next-bus stops. a program to rehabilitate the aging elevators and escalators. for more information about san francisco accessible transportation programs, you can call sfmta accessible services at 1-415-701-4485. or search the internet "sfmta.org/accessibility." this concludes my story and keep moving. thank you. >> thank you very much, council member wong. next we'll have my co-chair denise senhaux's story. >> okay here is my story: to me the difference between the past and the present as we celebrate the 25th ada anniversary is that people with disabilities have come full circle from exclusion to inclusion. my story is an example of inclusion and the impact of assistive technology around employment. i would like to take this opportunity to provide you with some background information that led me to this observation. under the definition of the law, i am considered legally b

you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 25-year-old cassy fabiani is suing her father's girlfriend, pamela illes, for the return of a honda cr-v and for rental car fees. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 513 on the calendar in the matter of fabiani vs. illes. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. fabiani, this is your daughter... >> correct. >> judge judy: ...and this is your girlfriend. >> correct. >> judge judy: how long has she been your girlfriend? >> three years. >> judge judy: okay. i want you to tell me about this car deal that you had with your daughter back in 2008. >> it wasn't exactly a deal. she wa

cosby tried to block a civil lawsuit brought by judith, but the california supreme court ruled it can proceed on the trial level. she claims the comedian sexually assaulted her in 1974 at the playboy mansion when she was only 15 years old. her lawyer says she plans to schedule a deposition for cosby before the end of next month. >> presidential candidate donald trump paid visit to the mexican border where the presidential hopeful predicted hispanics would love him. the republican, who is leading in the polls met with officials in lore aid owe called illegal immigration a danger to the country, and says elwyn strong support from hispanic voters. trump said he put aside his personal safety to see the border up close. >> people are saying oh, it is sodain results, what you are doing, mr. trump, so dangerous what you are doing. i have to do it. i have to do it. >> trump has come un fire for recent remarks about undocumented immigrants from mexico, saying some are criminals. >>> katie there is nice streak just keeps ongoing. >> loving every minute. we went to the pool yesterday. >> perfect

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judith hewitt said cosby sexually assaulted her at the playboy mansion in 1974 when she was 15. her civil suit can continue at the trial level after the supreme court of california denied a review. attorney gloria allred hopes to schedule a deposition with cosby in the next 30 days. he has denied those allegations. >>> weather conditions for the "wragg fire" improved overnight as firefighters are preparing to head back to the front lines. coming up, what they expect to face later today. >> and a community mourns the death of a police sergeant killed in the line of duty. coming up, the message the police chief has. >>> good morning. it's thursday, july 23. i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on your thursday and a wildfire near lake berryessa has burned at least 6,000 acres and is still just 5% contained. it started yesterday afternoon and then grew very quickly fueled by dry brush and erratic winds this that area. mandatory evacuations are in effect for at least two communities. the "wragg fire" is burning southeast of the lake west of the town of

let's get out to judith in hong kong. phenomenal. more than $3 trillion. that seems to be the overseas investments coming out today. judith: good morning. we have the shanghai composite coming back online. selling is down 3.5%. we are seeing a lot of that money coming down through the small companies. they are all being hit quite hard. those that have the backing of the state are doing quite well. about 23% of mainland chinese stocks are now in a trading halt in china. china is also targeting shortselling eye limiting futures trading. it is also flowing into the hong kong market where we are getting retail investors moving out of china. you can see there that the axle hong kong-based that rely on the hong kong government are doing quite well. those that have inks to china are not doing that -- those that have links to china are not doing that well. we have also had an interest rate decision come through with australia. in -- terms of trade have really dropped in australia. a six year low. below 75 u.s. cents. interest rates are on hold in australia. at tha

let's go to judith in marion massachusetts. hi, judith. you're on. your question? >> marion (ph): oh, hello. i'm just calling to say that my husband and i own the house that the clevelands rented for two summers in marion. and they came to marion because richard watson gilder had given a talk at wells college and had met mrs. cleveland. and she thought that her husband was under a lot of stress, and when he found out that there was good fishing off of marion, they came during the summer for four summers in between his two terms. and they also have the only child that was born in the white house, esther, and their oldest daughter, ruth, the baby ruth was supposed to have been named after her, and their next daughter, marion, which was born in 1895, was named after marion, because they loved living here so much. and they also had receptions here and were very accessible to the people of marion. and so the people from marion here are very, very fond of the memories of the clevelands. susan: what is the house like today, judith? is it still in the style of the period?

clicks next pulitzer prize-winning reporter judith miller talking about her experiences as a journalists and the scandal surrounding her reported on weapons of mass destruction. >> let me say by way of introducing our guest this evening and journalist as a general have an aversion to becoming a story. they prefer to keep the focus on the stories that they are covering. that certainly has been judy miller's preference as a veteran journalist. a decade ago judy ended up the subject of not one but two controversies one involving the question of her alleged possession and pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and the other involving the disclosure of valerie has a cia operative.

-- >> i'll never learn to pronounce that. [ speaking hungarian ] >> richie's wife maria, daughter judithimple pleasures. we start with a rich carroway and onion and paprika soup finished with homemade croutons and there's a deeply rich and deeply warming beef stew with smoked pork sausage for good measure and cooked for hours and, of course, heavy on the paprika, traditional cucumber salad. to accompany the stew, boiled dumplings. >> our style in photography was not realist. it's poetic realist. that's what we always thought about that certain photography, emphasizing basically the beauty of the things but also i make it more beautiful than it is. >> why is hungary so strong on photography? >> i think they are very strong in mathematics which was in the early days connected to photography. phil tells me about his education in math. it was totally different. >> very good school. >> that's what i said, the schools in hungary were very, very good. >> this is no kind of an answer to me. you've made some of the most beautiful images we have known in the modern world and you keep telling me i

>>take sot judith calson/lives in russian hill everyday at what my dog icy glass in the street. and it's really sad. >> reporter:police say it's not a violent crime- they know it's happening and are patrolling the hot spots. this is one of them- tourists are so focused on their photo they fail to see the cars behind them- much less the person breaking into theirs. >>take sot mark greenlaw/ visiting from boston probably because of the presence of people all day long he would think that it would be tough to do in the bank? to do anything? >> reporter:within the last 45 days- thirty different burglaries happened just within a quarter mile of the lombard/leavenworth intersection. neighbors have started their own campaign to keep people safe. these signs- and police share the same message. leave nothing nothing in the car and maybe the crooks will move on. >> "a bottle of water, hahaha" >> reporter: one of the things police will like to reiterate anyone in this area or any other area of the pc something like this, call 911 and to do it immediately so they get to the scene and hopeful

lou: joining us now, pulitzer prize-winning journalist fox news contributor judith miller. former white house chief of staff under george h.w. bush, former governor, john sununu, great to have you both. judy, turn to you first. these latest polls show trump a commanding front-runner. the republican establishment having fits. your thoughts? >> i think i share the fits and drone because i continue to believe that donald trump is bad for the gop brand. but he knows how to get an audience. he knows how to create news you. >> mean all of the things that the republican party wasn't able to do in 2008 and 2012 and needs desperately to do in 2016. >> there's news and then there's news. good news and news that drives voters away in a general election. lou: john, your thoughts? >> you could get a dancing bear, if you just want to draw a crowd. [ laughter ] >> you know what? did you say dancing bear? >> i did. lou: tune in tomorrow! we'll have a dancing bear, partner. [ laughter ] >> look, donald hasn't seen the hard knox of politics yet, and so if people are thinking he's going to la

clicks next pulitzer prize-winning reporter judith miller talking about her experiences as a journalist the new york times and the scandal surrounding her reported on weapons of mass destruction. >> let me say by way of introducing our guest this evening and journalist as a general have an aversion to becoming a story. they prefer to keep the focus on the stories that they are covering. that certainly has been judy miller's preference as a veteran journalist. a decade ago judy ended up the subject of not one but two controversies one involving the question of her alleged possession and pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and the other involving the disclosure of valerie has a cia operative. you. judy is here this evening to discuss those experiences and much more all chronicled in her new more of the story, a reporter's journey. the book covers the full span of judy's long accomplished career in journalism nearly three decades of which are with the new york times. she joined the paper's washington bureau in 1977 as and spent the mid- 1980s abroad and carolyn parrish returned to washi

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. >> judith curie is a climate scientist at georgia tech. she once agreed to the fear mongering. >> what changed? >> climate gate. >> top scientists a group of... >> esteemed scientists were strategizing to squash their opponents. i thought why should i believe this instead of my own judgment? what scientists actually agree on is a very narrow slice of things. yes, temperatures have been increasing over all for the last several houn years. >> no doubt. >> that carbon dioxide does act to warm the planet. there is no agreement as to whether warming is dangerous or not. >> for that you were one of the targets of the congressman saying show us. >> 7 climate skeptics were branded her ticks in order to reveal all of their sources of fun. curie abandoned science. >> this is after praising me and pushing me a few years ago as the prestigious -- >> you have the wrong opinions now. >> i was trying to be honest as a scientist. it was very unpopular with a lot of my dollcolleagues. they were trying to squash people who disagreed with them. >> they have

judith miller is adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. she's a pulitzer prize winning author.s the national finance head for president obama. let me kick this off with you because i think the supporters of hillary continue to say, look she has to be able to communicate that all this stuff is no big deal that the document dump doesn't matter that the foundation and money going to the foundation while she was secretary of state is small potatoes. do you think she'll be able too do that convince the american people? >> yes, i do. you have to think about the clintons. for 30 years they lived in controversy. when president clinton ran there was controversy surrounding him. the clintons are not going to run away. they're not going to back down. they are going to weather the storm. they are the best at weathering political storms. i don't think there's anybody out here in the political world that's more comfortable with that i think they'll get through it. >> hard to argue that point, judy. >> i agree. the e-mails, if anything humanized her a little in terms of making her vulnerable.

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judith miller she's a prize winning author and journalist and a fox news contributor. allen colms. thank you for joining us. the gunman was blogging about islam. but we have not named this specifically home grown terrorism yet. allen, do you think people are making that judgment too quickly? >> i think we're too quick to rush to label it. you got to say terrorism within three minutes. they did call it domestic terrorism. so that's been defined. but if you don't say the right words in a certain amount of time certain political forces come at you. it is what it is. and people feel we have to put the word islam in. i think this is tremendous islamophobia. i think we need to separate what true islam is. >> so you're fine call ug it domestic terrorism which the fbi is but you do not think that linking it to islam is appropriate? >> i think too many people want to define the entire religion and use it as an excuse. >> i think it's entirely appropriate to ask muslims, the 99% of muslims who practice their faith and reject this kind of violence to say this guy and people like

. >> judith momo, who assists victims of trafficking, says every american should be alarmed about the public health consequences that comes with the explosion of cheap sex offered at these massage parlors and secret brothels. >> they have sexually transmitted infections like gonorrhea, syphilis. one person takes it, passes it on to the other person. and by the time you look at it you have 15, 20 or even 100 people infected from this one little lady who was trafficked. and they are right in your neighborhood. >> these are slaves. in this day and age, slavery exists in cities like san francisco, but it's the most egregious kind of slavery, sex slaves. >> mayor gavin newsom of san francisco takes the issue of slavery in his city very personally. >> if it weren't so real, because i've seen it, i've seen it firsthand, i would not believe it. and most people drive by. they don't believe this stuff. they say, well, maybe it happens a little, but you're exaggerating. give me a break. exaggerating. every single one of these massage establishments, almost every single one, this is happening in

you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real.ptions paid for by cbs television distribution 22-year-old samantha stock is suing her ex-boyfriend shaun perolio, for unpaid loans for car repairs and medical bills. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number

judith miller. julie who is a fox news contributor. and gary kasparov.s a chess grand masterer and former world chess champion. thank you. trump made comments yesterday. he's not backing down at all from his comments on immigration compare what he's saying to what you just heard from governor perry. >> one is presidential. perry. and the other was just a rambling tirade that is vintage trump unplug full of statements not true full of incendiary remarks, flying our anxious darker side as opposed to the reagan morning in america side of us. i continue to agree with peggy noonan a conservative columnist that say blow hards don't wear well and i think that the current blip of popularity will diminish as his exposure increases, if that's possible. >> but, gary look at the crowds at this speech in phoenix. he is bringing in people. you talk about, you know what he's saying and at the same time look at where he is in the polls. what's your take? >> i think he has been doing great damage to the party. he's stealing headlines. quite easy now. everybody wants to h