the analogy we are using here is that the jv team puts on a uniform -- >> don't forget that katherine harris report ten days ago when she broke the story about the president's briefing. saying that isis was a growing threat. in open testimony on capitol hill, it was not in a closed session, more information about isis as a growing threat. all of a sudden you start to realize that if the president says what we say around here is they're jv, and now trying to convince himself that's not what he meant is disturbing. it also tells us that the white house knows they're in big trouble for this comment. they don't have to be, but remember benghazi? about two years ago this thursday, president obama doesn't call it a terrorist attack, but convinces candy crowley in the debate, but then they blamed the video and then they said no we didn't. the e-mails come out and show yes, they were blaming the videos, jay carney says no we weren't. >> it's crazy that we don't have video that we can't look back, we're not paying attention. >> and by the way a great special, i watched it -- >> if there is ever a pla

the president received daily briefings about national intelligence and community, but our own katherine harris reported it. but even as far back as march, we were getting intelligence from kurdish forces telling us that they were massing all the equipment, moving arms, preparing for an invasion of iraq. he did tell us, so he's not being quite honest. >> is there speculation whether clapper should be a part is a real one and should be discussed. he did provide the president with -- excuse me, wait a minute, he took clap evperclapp reports and made decisions. >> but he didn't do it in a vacuum. >> what they're saying now is clap on, but clap off. >> i tell you what, i think what president obama did tell the nation last night is that intelligence can be wrong, apparently, and no bush necessarily lied about it. >> it sounds like the u.s. -- >> and the u.s. is ill equipped, that we don't have good intelligence, because if we did, we would have known about it. because the fact of the matter is we did know. >> we have the best intelligence on the planet. what about president obama who goes on 60 minu

. >> absolutely and their strong support of that, katherine harris from fox news reporting that the president knew back that isis was a significant threat even back a year ago. so really no excuse for sort of putting on this naivety that he did know this. 71% of the poll we just had supporting air strikes so they've got the stomach for it, the american people do, but they don't think the president is the guy to do it. >> yeah. i think it's interesting. and certainly in the last three weeks, support for air strikes has grown in the double digits and, you know, this is the week of september 11 and i don't know about you guys but i get a sense that people are certainly more cautious, they're a little bit more nervous and they're certainly more aware and i wonder how the president is not only going to lay out his three phase plan tomorrow night, and he's got a lot to sell and the thing about the president that's interesting, not only do you talk about the hypocrisy and sort of quantifying isis, he has the ability to talk people out of pretty good ideas and solutions and he might just do that tomo

our chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris is live in washington.hat more are we learning about this man, al baghdadi? >> well the release of al baghdadi, shepard, was characterized to us by the former pentagon official as a complete surprise to the u.s. government. the same official said the military intelligence community knew he was a bad actor closely allied with the decreased leader of al qaeda in iraq when he was captured in 2005. the official added that he was integrated by u.s. officials, and that he did give up some information before he was handed over to the iraqi government who later released him there was no advance notice given to the u.s. government of that release which was shocking, to say the least, according to this official, because the u.s. has spent years tracking him down, shepard. >> you know, remember that laptop, we've talked about this, the laptop that reportedly belonged to a member of the islamic state. anything from that? >> well there's part two of this investigative piece from foreign policy magazine. you're quite rig

you've been reporting on it, our katherine harris first breaking that, look, she was told over a year ago in that pdb as its known, the president was warned that isis is gaining steam. lindsey graham firing off this letter tonight to the president saying, turn these over just like president bush did after the 9/11, he turned over some of his pdbs to the 9/11 commission to get a better sense of what the intelligence is. josh said it is highly unlikely he'll turn it over as a highly classified document, but the point is, what the president aware of this or not? but there are signs saying he was. >> thank you. >>> how did president obama miss the rise of isis? even a year ago an official testified before the house of foreign affairs committee warning of isis. so how did president obama miss this? >> the president missed nearly half of his daily intelligence briefings. >> i wonder how many fund-raisers he'd miss. >> it wasn't a surprise if you're paying any attention to what's going on in iraq. >> how does the president miss this? >> you have to ask, is the president in the game as far as

in the world that had television, in florida, and subpoenaed people, jeb bush, the governor, katherine harris, secretary of state who was also on the bush campaign committee and so on as well as people who had complained about what had happened to them and eventually, we found things like people who were told they were felons when they had never been arrested. one of them was the county clerk in charge of elections in one of the county's. they told her she was a felon and she was listed on the list of felons that they had and they were discovered through the testimony that the company that did the felon purge of the list to come up with the right list had told katherine harris, secretary of state and her staff about the list would be erroneous because of the way it was done but they let from go ahead and do it anyway. at report finally focused on something none of the media talk much about. the media was consumed with hanging chad's and if different counties and so on. we talked about mainly what we called the no count, people who were eligible to vote and who went to try to vote and they wou

the governor, katherine harris to my secretary of state, also on the bush campaign committee and so on as well as the people who has complained about what had happened to them people who were told they were felons when they had never been arrested. even one of them was the county clerk in charge of elections and the they told her she was a felon. listed unless the fellows that they had permitted then we discover through the testimony that the company that did upwards of the list, but the right list, katherine harris, secretary of state and her staff and that the list would erroneous because of the way that it was done. they went ahead and did it anyway. report finally focused on something that none of the media really talk much about. the media was consumed. what we talked about mainly was then no count, and he went to try to vote. there's so did not leaving it included. people are quite upset. i mean to my elderly people who were told that the polling place was upstairs in a building. when they came from the senior citizens center, no elevator the people who are disabled, i remember t

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remember katherine harris, 2000 memories there.to discuss the state is mark caputo, political writer for "the miami herald" and perry ba baker, junior. >> now just basking in bill clinton's affection and warm words and everything. it strikes me, though, that that is sort of -- right there is one example of the awkwardness of somebody going from being in a republican to being a democrat. i wonder in general has that transformation been harder than he expected? has that caused any issues for him in winning over voters in this race? >> i think so. remember crist has gone through certainly in politics a slow motion evolution in that in 2010 is when he left the gop and became an independent and started to tack more and more politically left. scott has spent at least 24 to $26 million, much of it since march and almost all of it has been negative, trained on crist. it's taking a toll. we always talk about how bad negative ads are. the reason politicians use them is that they work. they're certainly working for rick scott which is why, as

katherine goodchild. >> peter goodrich. >> harry goody. >> katherine c.goraeb. >> lisa gor danstein. >> kerene gorman. > douglas allen gowell. >> yuji goya. >> jon richard grabowski. >> edwin graph iii. >> lauren grantto. >> james michael gray. >> tara mccloud gray. >> john m.grazioso. >> timmy george grazioso. >> derrick ar they are green. >> wade b. green. >> wanda green. >> elaine mira greenberg. >> donald freeman green. >> gail r. green. >> james arthur greenleaf jr. >> my uncle and my aunt angela rigario. we love you and hope to see you soon. >> we love you and miss you so much. >> ilene marcia greenstein. >> elizabeth martin gregg. >> denise gregory. >> donald gregory. >> florence gregory. >> pedro grehan. >> john michael griffin. >> tewanna griffin. >> joan donna griffith. >> warren grifka. >> ramon grijalvo. >> joseph grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> frances grow began. >> joseph grzelak. >> robert joseph gschaar. >> limbing gu. >> joe say guadalupe. >> cindy zhu guan. >> jeffrey guja. >> joseph gullickson. >> douglas brian gurian. >> philadelphia lip. the guza. >> barbara guzzardo. >> angela

katherine knot worked as er tech at lansdale hospital. knott, harry began and williams is charged with aggravated assault and reckless endangerment. all three were released early this morningch the attack sparked rally criesen include crimes related to sexual orientation under pennsylvania hate crime lawn. brian sims organized this rally in love park center city today. and a bill was introduced to close loop holes in the hate crime law. that includes a fine or jail time for offenders. >> there has been a lot of unpleasant news coming out of national football league recently but a player of devon still showed us the other side of the coin today. his 4-year-old daughter had cancer surgery today at children's hospital. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is live at the big board with a tale that warms and wrenches the heart at the same time. eva. >> reporter: jim you can not help but think what a wonderful dad he is. sip sin bengals 4-year-old daughter leah is recovering chop tonight after having surgery earlier today to remove a cancerous tumor. still po

office announced plans to charge 24-year-old philip will yulz and 26-year-old kevin harry began and 24-year-old katherine knot with aggravated assault, recklesslyen danger egg another person. that is not considered a hate crime. >> right now law makers in calling to legislation to out law discrimination based on sex rule orientation. during a news conversation pushing for that change a state senator announced he is gay. jim furlough announced that. it would be a bill to product the lgbt xun tixt he's now the first sitting pennsylvania state senator openly gay. >> i never felt i had to wear a billboard on my forehead i'm gay get overty love it it's a great life. >> lawmakers say that brutal beating of two gay men in center city is behind their push for the new hate crime law. >> time 5:11. rain in the forecast. that's right. and this is the source we are watching this storm system a coastal storm expected to dump a decent amount of rain on us tomorrow. and then take a quick look at future cast here showing increase in clouds today. it won't stay sunny long. you'll see sun this morning later on and rain ro

and former white house council katherine, and former home lean security secretary janet napolitano, and california attorney general, harris, who would be the first african-american woman attorney general. >> the attorney general has been a champion for equal rights, equal rights for people because of their race, sexual orientation, and his critics have taken shots along the line. >> specially on the racial issue. holder says it was an issue with them. less than a month after he took office, at an african-american history month speech in february 2009 he was criticized for his talk on race relations. >> though this nation has proudly thought of itself as a ethnic melting pot, in things racial we have always been and we, i believe, continue to be in too many ways essentially a nation of cowards. >> now, conservatives were offended by that. insisting that president obama's election as president showed the nation moved on. holder disagreed and as recently as april said that race factor in conservative attacks on him and the president. >> wendell good, to see you, thank you. let's turn to doug lace brinkley, presidential histo

response to what ed said, candidly harris, i don't think there's a chance that we get an apolitical attorney general. i think we're going to get someone like katherine is a close advisor, trusted former counsel to the president because the president needs an ag to do his business. >> can we talk about just citizen access to the president? i'm thinking of a certain person, al sharpton who now is pushing back on the narrative that he has his own candidates in mind and that it was his foundation that was called on by the white house. >> the one thing i want to weigh on al sharpton is that no one should listen to him about anything. >> but the president dud that. >> well, that tells you something. let me go back to something about holder which is important. i watched some of these show this is morning, where including, ed, some republicans are being nice because they want to go to dinner parties and the washington post's legacy. let me tell you what he is, he was a political hack under janet reno who stopped the investigation of al gore and the buddhist temple skachb daals and including after they brought in a special agent from san diego who they destr