but this is one i won't be able to swallow because it's my daughter. >> kelley who lost his son to guniolence earlier recently lost his youngest daughter to a bullet shot from his own gun. the case made national headlines. >> i shot up in the air and the bullet came down and accidentally hit my daughter. >> he pled no contest to charges of reckless homicide and kelley says he left the scene unaware that his daughter had been hit. she was later pronounced dead at the hospital. >> i didn't know know nothing until they told me what happened the next day. when it registered, i was thinking, seriously? take the gun and do it yourself. i'll go crazy, for real. crying. wishing i could help. but she already gone. >> was it normal for you to shoot guns when your kids were present? you knew there were kids in the house. >> right. >> i mean that is the thing. why shoot a gun. >> you got people in the projects want to see how a gun sound want to show off. and basically what's what i was doing. we call it killing clouds. i wasn't thinking. i wasn't in my right mind. i was just showing off and bang

that's why it will be such a huge test for john kelley. this is supposed to be somebody who will come in and put discipline into a system that has been very undisciplined but that is a very untrump-like scenario that john kelley is trying to bring to the white house. remember, you know this all too well, donald trump seems to revel in the sort of disorganized chaos having rival factions fighting against one another. he feels it results in better decision making on his part whereas much of the world just sees a white house in chaos and doesn't believe that to be the case at all. the other question is whether or not you know, so much of the problems that are generated by this white house are generated by the president's smartphone when he's tapping out these tweets that sort of send washington into a tail spin from time to time almost on a daily basis and so the question is for john kelley not only can he get the white house under control and bring order to a very disorderly situation, can he get his hands on that phone. that might be anothe

. >> yeah, i know john kelley. that sounds exactly how i would think john kelley would respond to this. now, i don't know any of the fine print. i'm learning about this the same way are you, anderson but it's very consistent with the character of the man that i know. >> the reporting from "the washington post" that was just breaking that president trump actually dictated john junior's misleading statement on his meeting with russian lawyer, i'm wondering if true, this is "the washington post" reporting based on multiple sources, how daping is it for the president? it's certainly something special counsel bob mueller would be looking into. >> sure. a leave your legal experred to comment on that might mean to former director mueller's investigation. i was watching the breaking news and the thought occurred to knee when i was a military attache

kelley ward at this rally or will he pardon the former sheriff who has been convicted of contempt for ignoring an order to stop detaining people on mere suspicion of being undocumented immigrants. >> thank you. joining me now to talk afghanistan colonel steve warner. in and julia -- sorry nation security analyst and former assistant secretary of the department of homeland security. >> i want to start with you. the question is this morning what is actually different? what has changed, now, in h terms of u.s. strategy? >> that's the exactly the right question to ask. the speech itself, i thought was well written and fairly well delivered speech that hit all of the high points. the real question is what's changed in the strategy. the really only notable

, here to chat with us, they're from the fantastic country music band florida georgia line, brian kelley tyler hubbard join us. [ cheers and applause ] and after we chat a little, after we drink a little, the band's gonna perform their track "smooth" for us. so you're here on a great night, everybody. but before we get to all of that, after being pressured into reading a carefully scripted statement denouncing nazis on monday, president trump has spent the rest of the week showing us who he really is, and this is exciting -- a lying racist. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: you could tell. you could just tell that ever since he was forced to make that scripted statement on monday, trump has been itching to tell us how he really felt. after ad-libbing his now infamous "many sides" comment on saturday, his aides, the media and decent human beings everywhere basically had to spend two days shaming him into reading a carefully orchestrated statement saying nazis are bad. and you could tell it was a statement he didn't really want to give by t

-- mill tarryistic. >> i'm not sure i said kelley would make it happen.tary air at the border has been what we've been doing since 9/11. we have unmanned drones that fly over the u.s. mexico border. over 700 miles of border fencing. we have border patrol agents in the amount of over 20,000, seems to be on the increase. we're talking about an issue of migration. we're talking about poverty, we're talking about people who are suffering from violence south of the border. a military approach doesn't seem from my reporting to be the most effective strategy. border security is important. but it seems like that's all we're doing. to put a general in charge of the u.s.-mexico border might have a heavy-handed approach. >> tucker: yeah, i don't know that he's in charge of that necessarily. as chief of staff. >> well, he was in charge of the department of homeland security. right, he was in charge of that department of homeland security. >> tucker: now he's not. but my question is, if what we're doing isn't working and de monday strably it's not, over many people he

general kelley. i'll also with that line of successio. before will be some folded the president tweeted highest stock market ever the best economic numbers in years. on employment leveraged in seventeen years wages rising border secure supreme court. no white house chaos. well actually still quite chaotic as the president went to a ceremony in the east wing. to all those who were prepared to lay down their lives for their comrades. and that country. john several reporting well for more on this latest shake up at the white house i'm joined now by on north america correspondent judy got enough and safe richie. don't tram anthony scaramucci both flamboyant wealthy new york has been the end was anthony scaramucci just a little bit too big for this picture. what he came in to head out the white house communications office that his job was to manage the message but at the end of the day? he became the message in the last ten days yes it was only ten days that he was in that post beeping appointed ending still took the joking she to start. again

everyone including the president's own daughter and son-in-law report to yawn kelley. >> general kelley has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to him. >> but despite all of the drama here today, the president seems very pleased he just ended his day with a tweet saying that this is a great day at the white house. cecilia vega, abc news, washington. >>> back here some comfort tonight for residents of san francisco's leaning luxury condo skyscraper. sky 7 was above the millennium tougher today. a new report reports finds the building is earthquake safe according to engineers commissioned by the city of san francisco. here's reporter kate larson. >> reporter: a new engineering analysis says the millennium tower is safe in the event of a major 8.0 magnitude earthquake. but not all home owners agree with this report. >> i think it's superficial. >> reporter: gary martinez feels the report which is ordered by the city of san francisco and based on findings of another report commissioned by the developer does not go far enough. >> it is only a snapsh

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has clearly chosen a new path with general kelley as his chief of staff. and general kelley has put his foot down about trying to get rid of some of the back biting and and drama and the white house and. one way that he's done that is by getting rid of of steve bennett. what about the impact on donald trump space because state funded have this extraordinary intuition when it came to understanding these these supporters these core supporters? but they gonna be annoyed. well i think that's a great question i think some absolutely will be annoyed and i think that that gives steve. actually unique. ben outsize power even when he leaves the white house because. those supporters will still remain a very important part of president trump's political base. and steve particularly if he goes back to breitbart news. as i understand he's probably where he's probably going to be headed. will still have a very good platform for communicating with them a very loud voice what do you think he's going to say because he knows where the bodies are buried divers are. for sure

i think this is gonna be a very difficult job for general kelley. i said no thank you so much for joining us pleasure. and a mom or political night the u. s. senate has voted to confirm christopher ryu's the next director of the fb. his appointment comes off to president trump's controversial firing of james came in my. mister reyes a former senior justice department official and criminal defense attorney. the bt eight director of the fbi. well i would dramatic scenes in turkey today is nearly five hundred people a pending court. accused of conspiring against the government during last year's failed coup attempt. they've been held in custody ever since i was charged with crimes ranging from murder to violating the constitution. tried in his absence is the u. s. based cleric the to laguna. who denies ordering the attempted overthrow? a brief time ago i discussed the issue with senator up time. author of the new sultan and one who the crisis of modern techie. send a server yes since the attempted coup in tacky when you see these trials of the coup sus

know, he's in a -- >> go ahead. >> you know john kelley is in a fetal position right now, right? >> one of the things i think we're seeing hearing is that donald trump knows that his base and his pet media outlets rely on this war with the media he's doing and his sort of, and the ways he is transgressive and breaks the rules, et cetera. because that's all they're about. this is a president who doesn't care about the country. he cares about his image and he cares about this war with the media ha is the central part of his brand now. and the fact of the matter is i think an awful lot of americans are looking at this, outside the republican base and thinking dear god, where is this going to go next. you're right. david, the handlers he's chafing against the adult supervision and the handling of these people. he doesn't want to be hold how to behave even when his behavior is so far out of any presidential norm, and that's not a compliment. that's not praise. that's a warning. but i do think they want the story to be about the media tomorrow. they want to have their ability to beat t

two lead stories thus far tonight have to do with the new white house chief of staff, general john kelley, u.s. marine corps retired, and the normalizing impact he is already an apparent having in a west wing that has functioned of late more like the wild west. first tonight, a report from the "associated press" that says kelly has reached out to a cabinet member who was recently publicly humiliated by the president. to tell him that he's safe. jonathan la mere broke the story. jonathan is standing by to talk to us. it goes like there. "kelly in one of his first acts in his new post called attorney general jeff sessions to an sure him that his position was safe despite the recent onslaught of criticism he has taken everyone president donald trump." the second report is about kelly cracking down on the flow of information to the president. quoting here, kelly has told aides anyone briefing the president needs to show him the information first. the trump west wing tradition of aides dropping off articles on the president's desk and then waiting for him to react with a screaming phone call o

hilton kelley, thank you for being with us. the011, hilton kelley won goldman prize.hank you for being with us, speaking to us from the home of the largest oil refinery in the country. this is democracy now, democracynoun.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, we go across the pond, talking about climate .hange in the united states in south asia, onene country, bangladesh, one third of the country is under water. there have been over 1200 deaths in bangladesh, nepal, and india. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace reportrt. i'm amy gogoodman. >> while houston continues to deal with the aftermath of hurricane harvey, we look at the media silence on the human contribution to it. our next guest writes that despite 2016 being the hottest year on record, with several climate-related disasters in the u.s. alone, the combined coverage during the evening and sunday news programs on the main television networks amounted to a total of 50 minutes. british jojournalist and author, george monbiot writes, quote, our greatest pr

the white house released the state-- released a statement saying steve-- jon kelley is mutually agreed today would be his last day. we are grateful for his service in which and the best. >> been used to run breitbart-- breitbart.com and joined the team late and was one of the first white house appointments. bannon clashed with other staffers including a senior advisor and national security advisor. sources tell us the new chief of staff was eager to clear out what he considered internal west wing rivalries. he his the eighth staffer to leave since president. trump took office want to go. >>> and of they wanted to fire bannon at the same time two weeks ago but the president was convinced to put it off. some people say firing is not going far enough including goldstar father. he did not mince his word. he said all races-- racists must go including the racist and chief. >>> steve bannon's exit does not a race the viewpoints since advancing repulsive policies. kristin had this perspective. by cutting bannon, he's cutting the biggest ties he has. removing bannon is a mistake. >>> the charlo

robert kelley with a two yard touchdown. tonight on sports sunday, mark gray is here and we will talk redskins-bengals. that and much more at 11:35 right here on abc seven. a double-header for the nats today, finishing up their four-game series with the mets. we start with game one, bottom of the seventh, 5-3 mets. taylor rips a shot into left field. ryan zimmerman scores. it is a double for taylor, 5-4 mets. bottom of the ninth, 6-5 mets. murphy lines a base hit to center. pinch-running, not the quickest on the base path but here's the play at the plate. jackson out to the end of the game drop game one, the final 6-5. o zend red sox, top of the into, jones rips a shot the corner. tim beckham scores. a double for jones. 1-0 orioles. withts later, trey mancini the fly ball to write. -- athe corner for a ground rule double. that is all they would need. .altimore wins it, 2-1 last night, no question on who won the fight. they both walk him with millions, so everybody wins. macgregor got off to a good start, attacking mayweather

have you any west wing intel, any intel about what is going on during the command of john kelley? >> well, you know, john kelly is trying to control what he can, which is the process inside the white house. you know, you have a president as we've been talking about who is someone that is not easy to control. you can't really rein him in. he's going to do what he's going to do. he's been doing it since he first announced his candidacy for the presidency. and so you have a chief of staff who is trying to work within that system and has tried to institute some sort of structure that wasn't there, to keep people from getting to the president, getting -- whether it's stories that they don't want the president -- to land on the president's desk. he's trying to, you know, put some sort of what you would see in a usual white house in terms of the chief of staff kind of acting as a gatekeeper. whether or not that sticks, you know, that remains to be seen. it's a very different white house than others i covered all years of the obama administration and the way they structure this white hous

david ignacias, john kelley cost a son and his other son marine heading into afghanistan now. this is something that is so, so deeply personal with the chief of staff, that you can understand why steve bannon is no longer in the white house for one thing. >> general kelly and every family of every soldier who's died in afghanistan wants to believe that the sacrifice was for something, that it was leading to something good, it wasn't leading to just walking away. so i understand that. i think the one important difference that we'll see tonight is that where president obama when he announced that he was adding 30,000 additional troops in a similar decision at the beginning of his presidency, at the end of 2009, made it time based, he said the troops would begin coming out and then he named a date certain. this will be conditions based. and essentially what i think the president backed by kelley, backed by mattis, backed by warriors is going to say to the country is, you just have to be patient, this is our longest war, it's in a stalemate, we're just going to have to hold our gr

she is now played by "vampire diaries" star, nathalie kelley. >> they're very big shoes to fill.s an amazing actress. >> the '80s series was set in denver. now it's in atlanta, and the conniving "sammy jo" originated by heather locklear is now a man. >> this is my nephew sammy jo. >> pamela sue martin was the first feisty carrington daughter fallon. now it's elizabeth gillies. >> i say jump on board now. you don't want to be the loser who missed the whole thing and is in "game of thrones" trying to catch up. hop on board early, join your fan club and get ready. >> oh, man. getting crazy, but i want to know this. who will be the new one? >> joan collins is irreplaceable, right? but the c with, is going to try, and they are in the casting process por that role. >>> let's continue the throwback thursday theme. you remember sharon stone? how could you possibly forget that, right? well, now we're going to get a look at how she got that infamous role more than 25 years ago. >> cheers. my friends call me katherine. mostly. >> sharon posted her audition tape to twitter. at the time, she

but by the way, whether he's surrounded by steve bannon or reince priebus or general kelley, he saysere stunned. hanging it on bannon is an oversimplification by the press. >> thanks, howie. in the wake of charlottesville, several college campuses including the university of florida and texas a&m, cancelling or turning away speeches by controversial alt-right figures. their concerns are understandable after the death of heather meyer, her sparnts spoke eloquently at her memorial this afternoon. the question is, what is the impact on the right to assemble. here's jonathan turley, constitutional law attorney, and professor at george washington university. good to have you. you can see why the institutions are concerned. the police are reluctant, they call it the ferguson effect, to step in. is it okay if these universities cancel these appearances? >> frankly, i think it's problematic. we saw this before the recent tragedy. schools like depaul university in chicago, other schools, started to, instead of saying they didn't want a speaker, like the conservative speaker on campus, they st

robert: this was the first week for the new white house chief of staff jon kelley.the retired four-star general was hired to bring some military discipline to this white house. and dan, everyone's asking in washington, can general kelly actually change the culture of a place that has been driven by derision? dan: it's an unanswerable question right now. he's been very effective at managing down. which is to say he's set down marching orders for the staff that works for president trump and now for him. he has created lines of authority day that did not exist under reince priebus. if he is able to continue, that that will bring a significant change to the operation of the white house. the question is will he be effective managing up? there's no particular sign that he's closing off the twitter account of the united states. if anything, we've seen more tweets this week than in the past. we know that the president has a particular style. an operating style, a temperament, a personality that no one has been able to tame and that can continue to get into the way of an eff

resort august 15, and this is someone who knows what they are going through, and i'm talking about kelley"i love kellie pickler" returns tonight, but would she return to "idol"? >> were you excited to hear that he's officially signed on to "idol" again? >> absolutely. we're so excited to see the show come back. i mean, it changed my life. >> what's your name? >> my name's kellie pickler. >> did you hear katy perry's making $25 million reportedly to be on the show? >> that's wonderful. >> good for her. >> that's a good problem to have, ain't it? ♪ since you been gone >> kelwalie s on "idol" season five, the same season as taylor hicks, katharine mcphee and chris daughtry. >> i heard that you know producers have gone out to former contestants and, you know, see who would be interested. >> they didn't call me. i didn't hear. i didn't get a call. >> come on. i don't believe you. >> i didn't. >> you can't keep a straight face. >> well, kellie does have a big ryan seacrest connection. he's executive producer of her and husband, kyle jacob's, reality show "i love kellie pickler." we played a lit

charlottesville, virginia, going off script at a news conference about infrastructure as chief of staff jon kelleynds grim faced. in a tweet congresswoman jackie spears speer says potus is showing erratic behavior and mental instability that place the country in grave danger. time to invoke the 25th amendment. >> the president day by day is becoming more and more erratic. >> reporter: by phone, representative speer says mr. trump does not appear to be capable of controlling himself. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> reporter: pointing to recent comments about north korea, representative speir says she plans to talk with other members of congress about what it will take to remove the president. >> reporter: i don't want to send our men and women to fight a war in north korea because the president made such outrageous comments. >> reporter: but nbc bay area political analyst larry gersten says the president's behavior does not rise to the level of removal. >> absent something totally outrageous, which goes beyond people being upset about what the president is saying, it is hard to imagine t

barbara kelley, hlaa executive director : so someone doesn't put them in their ear and it blasts theirring out. the fda now has three years to propose regulations for over-the-counter hearing aids. in washington, i'm jessica smith. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki and grant thank you. next at six... a man on immigration hold is set free in sonoma county... then days later he confesses to killing his girlfriend. now her family is demanding answers.(pam) plus i sit down with house minority leader nancy pelosi to talk about trump's effect on the republican party... and the democrat's plan to create more jobs. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) a bay area family... demanding answers tonight. a woman is dead. her former lover tells investigators he beat her and thought he might have killed her. the family is now going after federal officials... saying he never should have even been out on the street. good evening.... i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. it started with a pr

analysis that's what we do as polls for so now analysts here we look at what poaching said to megan kelley we look at. other things that are on the public record ok now that doesn't matter really we're talking about technical issues that just go oh you know is that what we need to know is that the forensics somebody that the president. finally they get the forensics and what james komi and the others have to do is to find well this is true let's take a look at the d.n.c. computers where are they there are the cobwebs i look at the bottom of it hello this is really a farce and then needs to be investigated and let me ask you because this is the part of it that's always bothered me just from and just straight up and the idea when debbie wasserman schultz was asked about it she said you know while they have the i don't recall this nobody ever called us nobody ever talked to us that anything that is the cause that seems so unbelievably nonstandard that the head of the d.n.c. is has hacked every act of war from a foreign country and doesn't even pick up the phone and say hey. f.b.i. does that s

starts what's your reaction to what's going on at the white house star emotions now kelley's in what's going on well it's been a busy week i think we're looking into a version of the apprentice. the fact is people are hired people are fired and now we have a new game but up in the final analysis i think that things are working out all right i know john kelly from way back in a different incarnation when he was a bird colonel and i was in congress and he's a wonderful man and just a great marine with a terrific war record. unfortunately lost a son in the service as well but he's just a terrific guy and i think if anybody can bring some stability to the white house he's the guy to do it will the president let him have the go i think what it does just recently happened with the scary movies. interview with the new york times and that falling back on him and now is his departure from the white house i think that strengthens. the general's hand and i believe that he's going to have a clear field in getting hold of everything at the white house and people are going to have to go through him

get anything done in the last week there's been a huge flurry of articles on on this issue since kelley moved into the white house i think we're going to see a bit of a cease fire basically from from my understanding what what i can see kelly kelly moved in spoke with mcmaster about the purges and convinced trump then to send a statement to the new york times expressing full faith and confidence. and mcmaster so i think by and large the major purges are over the n.s.c. officials i spoke with before the statement went to the new york times were very concerned that in the next two weeks everyone was going to be gone like there was going to be a full scale clear out of pretty much absolutely everyone left who was still loyal to trump's foreign policy but i think we've we were going to see a cease fire in the media couple weeks so it's twenty seventeen and you know as we're talking about earlier in the show appears to be no story of the camp for some reason or another have ties to russia but were always an attempt to make it tied to russia former n.s.a. analyst an observer columnist. wrote

record or off the record i think vanna did intend for this interview to be on the record because one kelley is limited bands access to trump and so now he's trying to go through him using the media around kelly using the media and number two he sees that he steve bennett is going down in flames and wants to be a player we just have a minute left your thoughts. josh green the badger i mean the devil's bargain i mean he he talks about steve banned in telling donald trump don't be afraid to insult people go right after them and this reminds me of that that steve bannon is looking forward to seeing a part in that regard the president's statements on north korea don't necessarily contradict what we heard from steve gannett i mean steve benen you don't i mean the president is what's he been on that we're going to a lot of. fire and yet you're in and granderson through no military i guess what donald trump got the north koreans to respond he had made some progress on this whatsoever incremental the president has come out and he told us right you read the art of the deal i want to i am sure they ar

do you really and if there is there any possibility of the general what master or general kelley signed off on that statement i don't know it's hard to tell he does go off the handle he goes on twitter he says things that is advisors aren't aware of but i think their mere presence is going to help going forward i think they're going to stop it before it gets any further out of control but like i said i've spoken our policy expert at the daily caller he doesn't want to see the world involved in flames he wants to stay in power and i think he's just trying to look more powerful than he really is he's been doing this for years so now that it's escalated i'm not surprised trump is blunt he's not george bush he's not barack obama and he's doing what he promised the voters he's putting america first he's showing strength and we're going to see how it turns out of the things he promised the voters was no more stupid wars and we're not in a war yet well you know just this ok we'll see where it goes blackwater founder erik prince the oligarchy brother of education secretary and billionaire betsy

kelley? >> if anybody gets close to the lead character, they are in a jeopardy. of horror right now. >> i don't know how she does it. >> what's it like between the two of you with this? >> i find her remarkable because she's in a horror series that has a different every year. she plays a different character. it's a whole new world every year. but this year and last year, she was running, screaming, being her life threatened every episode. >> you both thrive. we're lucky to have you active in this genre. >> thank you very much. >> nice to meet you. >> always a pleasure. "mr. mercedes" premiering on at&t audience network. available to stream on directv. >>> pardon my back. >> i want to find out what happens. >> i don >> let's show you what's happening as far as your weather is concerned. starting off with today we have wet weather through the gulf coast, heavy rain along the southeast. in the northeast mid-atlantic states into the -- into new england and the ohio river valley, spectacular. you are not going to get a better day. lots of sunshine up and down the west

first pitch at 10-10 and in other news the nationals line matson and they recalled shawn kelley returning to dl. washingtonen without price harper and stephen strasburg all are expected a reason for the postseason against his humid town bad rays and somebody else has been missing from the ballpark. principal owner has not been at games recently a lot of people wondering why not in letter of washington revealed he is recovering from cancer had left leg annual pew dated earlier this month. he's feeling well and healing well and cancer free and looking forward to eventual new prosthetic and getting to the ballpark. >> kevin during respect will not go to the white house to visit trump is nba champs are invited. he said i don't agree with what he, meaning president agrees with so my voice is going to be heart by not doing that. might not even have a chance though because so far golden states has not been invitesed to the whitehouse each though they take on wizards. the parade and steph curry for the young kids too. >> preseason football. raveens and florida taking on the dolphins. took to the