the media called knox angel face.lled knox guilty twice for killing her roommate until its highest court overturned the verdict. now in the court of public opinion, knox is rushing to michelle carter's defense. "when i was on trial for murder in italy, the media tried to paint me as a femme fatale." she wrote in the los angeles, "it was with a sickening sense of deja vu that i watched the prosecution attempt the same trick with carter." knox argues carter may not be innocent in a moral or philosophical sense, but "she was wrongfully convicted of involuntary manslaughter." and that in holding her responsible for conrad roy's death, "we ignore the mental health factors that lead to suicide and learn nothing about how to prevent it." after her own wrongful conviction, knox says she contemplated suicide while in an italian jail. now adding to michelle carter's legal troubles is a wrongful death south brought by roy's mother -- death suit brought by roy's mother. among the claims that carter provided instruction and failed

to fort knox for safekeeping.hen at the end of the war, they were transferred back to washington, d c forwardy much looking to the visit. and it is going to be very exciting. i assume the gold is still there. it would be quite a movie if we walked in and there was no gold. [laughter] in any event, i am thrilled to be here with you. i am honored to be in the job working for the president. we have, working with congress, a very, very busy rest of the year. the first thing i look forward to working with the leader in congress on is raising the debt limit. indicated prior to this, come the end of september, my magic super treasury powers will run out. and we need to raise the debt limit. it is my strong preference that there is a clean rays of the debt limit. i'm all for spending controls. congress has the absolute right and the absolute obligation to oversee the funding of the u.s. government and how we spend money. through that process, it is a process that's open for discussion and thoughtful debate. as it relates

the guy who perhaps has the most power whose company is known as the fort knox of internet infrastructure companies that renders web sites impenetrable to hackers, well, let's just say if his company is considered the internet iron dome, he just yanked that dome off the neo-nazi top web site, daily stormer. he pulled the plug on the daily stormer. he kicked them off the internet. not directly, but indirectly. but we have the man behind that decision joining us now in a fox business exclusive. cloud flair co-founder and ceo matthew prince. matthew, you have never in the history of your company terminated any company or any site's account, but you did with the daily stormer. what happened here? >> well, that's not exactly accurate. we have terminated customers when there's been legal process, law enforcement, regulators that have made that call. but cloud flair's a network, and one of the core questions we have is whether we should be the one exercising what is effectively editorial judgment on what content and cannot be on the internet. in the case of the daily stormer, i'd say these guys

knox wrote michelle carter deserved sympathy and help not a jail sentence.d thursday to 15 months in jail. knox was convicted and acquitted on appeal for the 2007 murder of her roommate in italy. >>> a warning this next story is pretty graphic in detail. police made a horrific discovery in madison county north carolina. officials say a baby was being kept in a cage for 23 hours of the day. police say the baby was under two years old and they found it while responding neglect complaint. the mom and a man who is not the baby's father were arrested for this and police say the baby was left on the second floor with little food and the two people arrested were charged with child abuse and remain in a detention center. >>> and check out this intensive blaze at pallet company in ohio. it broke out last night. several fire trucks were on the scene working to put out this fire. three buildings on the property went up in flames. no one was hurt. no word right now at this hour what started this massive blaze. >>> and a massive sinkhole in florida appears to be getting

knox had 100% totality. it's being investigated by a watchdog group.the responsibility and ethics in washington is requesting all records xerng plane ride. the group suggested the government plane was used for a trip that, quote, seems to have been planned around the solar eclipse to enable the secretary to secure a viewpoint in the path of the eclipse's totality. worth noting, this instagram post from mitch mcconnell's press team showing the two men at ft. knox. look closely, notice the pair of special viewing glasses in mcconnell's hand? the watchdog group is digging to find out how often secretary mnuchin has used government planes for travel in lieu of commercial planes and the justification for that use. this marks the second time this week that mnuchin and his wife are taking heat for this very trip. upon landing in kentucky, his wife posted this photo on instagram, flaunting her wealth and tagging a series of luxury designers. that led to an instagram spat with an oregon mom who was offended by linton's post writing in response, "glad we could p

we'd heard that deep within knox county, indiana, back amongst these cornfields, there was a clustere who had all unlocked the mystery of a long and happy marriage. >> married 61 years. >> 61 years. >> it will be 59 in december. >> 55 in november. >> soon be 53. >> 4. >> 54, okay. >> reporter: but here's what's even more remarkable-- they're all related. together, the eight clinkenbeard siblings have amassed nearly half a millennia of marriage, 449 years total. so i figured if anyone had the secret to wedded bliss, it would have to be these couples. >> everybody just kind of gather in. >> reporter: so i gathered them for a series of interviews, and here's what i learned. >> big smile! >> reporter: if you want to stay married forever-- women, you need to speak your minds. >> i could tell when she was ticked. >> reporter: or not. >> i usually keep my mouth shut. >> reporter: and men, you need to be deferential. >> you treat a lady like a lady. >> reporter: or not. >> i said i loved fishing and i'm not going to change that. >> reporter: unfortunately, almost everything i got was a contr

we'd heard that deep within knox county, indiana, back amongst these corn fields, there was a cluster>> married 61 years. >> it will be 59 in december. >> 55 in november. >> soon be 53. >> 4. >> 54. okay. >> reporter: but here's what's even more remarkable. they're all related. together the eight clinkenbeard siblings have amassed nearly half a millennia of marriage. 449 years total. so i figured if anyone had the secret to wedded bliss it would have to be these couples. >> everybody just kind of gather in. >> reporter: so i gathered them for a series of interviews. and here's what i learned. >> big smiles. >> reporter: if you want to stay married forever, women, you need to speak your minds. >> i could tell when she was ticked. >> reporter: or not. >> i usually keep my mouth shut. >> reporter: and men, you need to be deferential. >> you treat a lady like a lady. >> reporter: or not. >> i said i love to fish and i'm not going to change that. >> reporter: unfortunately, almost everything i got was a contradiction. >> there is temptation. >> i never was tempted. >> reporter: really, the

it has been decade since someone went into fort knox to make sure we have the gold. >> yes. >> i'm not joking right now. >> they are check on the money >> you don't see secretary mnuchin's wife in that photo do you know why. >> she's taking it. >> she was down in fort knox herself stuffing gold bars in her louie vouton bags. >> did you hear that. >> you have the exclusive. >> sure, i made it up. >> yes. >> lauren, what are you doing this weekend. >> we are going to see a small concert tonight, watch big game at a friend's house tomorrow and i have a 70th birthday party on sunday. >> lou really good for 70. >> i know, i'm looking good for my age. >> is what the big game tomorrow. >> what big game. >> difficult say game. >> i meant fight, sorry mcgregor mayweather. >> who do you think will win that fight, biggest thing of the weekend. >> i hi mcgregor. >> you think he can beat may weather. >> i do. >> wow. >> he is 11 years younger, i think he is spicier and he is under dog. >> well yeah but he doesn't know how to box but brawl. >> this is more may weather's turf, we will see. >> i will

in knox vil, tennessee. >> oh, my gosh, i bet the people in tennessee loved that. in real life channing hijacked the traditional store in spectacular fashion. >> who came up with that idea to take this on the road? >> i think we've always been sort of thinking about it. it's fun, but not as fun as getting to go dirt biking and meeting just crazy folks along the way. >> one of the stops of channing's road trip was at a carolina gas station where he showed off magic mike moves with the cash ear, beatrice. >> i hope i don't get in trouble with this. she wasan i love her, man. >> i rule the world. >> if it wasn't for jenna, i would have married beatrice. she was about to be my date tonight. >> channing daughter had to skip the road trip. >> how do you keep up with them the. >> i have a complicated relationship. it makes me miss them more. >> in the new comedy channing stars alongside craig trying to pull off a robbery. thinks nascar meet oceans seven. >> has she seen this? >> she actually hasn't seen this. we can't be mad at her for not seeing everything i do. >> she's

they viewed this from fort knox. getting back on was to fort knox to watch the eclipse. so they were standing on top of $200 billion worth in gold, watching the name of the forgotten man and the forgotten woman, i understand why people voted for him, they felt cheated in trade deals and such. but this is not keeping with the message at all. >> in that one little clip i saw with the secretary, he talked about the fact he's only the third secretary to go into the vault, which sort of proves the point you don't need to go there. there is no good reason to go there. you saw in the picture mitch mcconnell holding his eclipse glasses there, and so much was made about the idea, was this an excuse in order to get under the path of totality there as well? that plus the instagram tagging of hermez and valentino, i don't know how that helps economic anxiety. >> you mentioned, john danforth, and i just want to bring some of the senate, a very respected congressman from missouri. the republican party has disrupted their party. th

knox podcast coming up over the weekend. going to post the full conversation with reid talking about his path to get to where he is. some of the most interesting comments he made in the debate earlier with tim o'reilly, around this topic of diversity i'm hearing a depth in the types of solutions that people are thinking about, and the familiarity with data in silicon valley among titans like reid hoffman that i didn't hear a decade ago >> the comment about incarceration rates for african-americans and how the conviction rates for things like marijuana possession are so much higher than other groups yes, he's a scholar. almost an academic before he decided to go into business. there's a real focus being put on some of this data and how does he bring people into the community and into companies with a diverse lens. and greylock has a lot of work to do on that front, but he's working on it. >> for a company that says data leads you to the best choices and outcomes, certainly you'd expect them to lean heavily on it >> he certain

"welcome to fort knox."rg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt miller in berlin alongside guy johnson. german auto executives are gathering today in the german capital along with german government officials to discuss measures for cleaning up diesel cars and avoiding bands in in cities.ans the carmakers are closing in on a package of initiative to tackle some of the diesel emissions. them 5d end up costing billion euros, $6 billion. joining me is david bailey, professor of industrial strategy at the aspen business school. also me first about what the real problem is here. the e.u. regulations limit the airnt of pollution in the and some german cities have already gone well over those levels. how can they fix it? do they have to? is it key? what is the story? david: europe is different from the united states. europe has gone for diesel in a very big way. be good foren it to the environment. we have found the regulations on air quality were never properly enforced and there is

don't know what the deal was. >> well, even if the trip was legitimate to kiecentucky, she go to fort knoxhusband. what you really took issue with is she was posting about the designer clothes she was wearing, particularly in a state with a high poverty rate. i understand linton has deleted her post and made her instagram post private. is mnuchin saying anything about this? >> so, so far, no comment. the post was deleted shortly after it started to make the rounds on twitter last night and go viral. she took her account private shortly thereafter, probably why ms. miller didn't quite see the response and wasn't up for so long. the white house has not commented on this today. ms. linton hasn't apologized. the only thing a spokesperson from the treasury department did say that the mnuchins will be reimbursing the government for the cost of ms. linton's travel to kentucky and that she was not compensated in any way by those high-end luxury fashion brands that she tagged. she did remove those tags, but she initially tagged there on that instagram post, valentino and tom ford, they wanted to ma

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sanctions as knox have hatred against his country. you see only it'll help these measures are part of an economy coupe today trump has delivered a financial an economy low against the recovery of the venezuelan economy and once again insanity has been unleashed it's the insanity of anti then his well and hatred. the new rules ban u.s. firms from lending to the venezuelan government or the state oil company that the toughest measures so far against the mature government washington accuses him of turning his country into a dictatorship but that is where the officials say the sanctions are merely punishing innocent people. it's a strong message for the people of venezuela and it's a strong message to the dural we are not going to tolerate the dictatorship he's trying to create venezuela's president has come out with a very strong reaction to the sanctions that nikki haley is referring to that were signed off on by trump president trump on friday and target the country's energy sector terms national security adviser did comment on the pos

nationalist society the nazi hideouts were in the eastern part of -- the german community of it asked knox is -- german community of ex-nazis were not involved until later. late 40's, they were hiding out a little more aggressively. to the extent that the fbi was 's noninterestia in pursuing nazi hunting endeared some in the united states for strategic reasons. it was a cynical argument but full ofy, the mnr is pastor that the u.s. were led to see them as not a threat. evidence found any that the u.s. at any time was about germanerns not to produce a patient. change, there are some things we are finally right now. we know that altman did have a role to play there. >> i have always avoided the subject of bolivia. i think you agree that bolivia countryost complicated in latin america. complicated, culturally and socially compensated. theomats are usually followed by political involvement in bolivia. can you explain why it is such a complicated country? reminded of when my wife and i were taking a tour of northern argentina. all they did was shake their heads and say that it is a very complic

security guards spot airport security is not going to be an issue and at this point that carbonneau knox side issue is not going to be an issue because it's not come frlgt airport it stefl was coming from a gas-powered saw. so it seems this situation is largely under control but travelers will continue to arrive for takeoff which begins in the next hour or so. tunchts, kris. >> 4:firlt phi right now. developing this morning, north korea's dictator calling trump's fire and fury warning a quote, load of nonsense and it's issue a new more specific threat. north korea releasing details how it plans to fire four missiles in the waters surrounding guam. >> officials say that that plan of attack could be sent to kim jong-un for approval. japan and south korea are promising to retaliate in north korea acts on these threats. military i should say multiple u.s. military sources tell nbc news that the pentagon has prepared a preemptive strike plan involving bombers targeting missile launch sites in north korea. certainly the hope is that will not be needed. many experts believe north korea is not g

knox, would you be in to respond to the question from the american perspective. mr. thames: we're taking action in a number of different fronts. the overarching question we all ask ourselves, is, what drove isis -- iraqis to support isis? there is the respect for human rights, other couple getting factors. i think we have a good partner with prime minister barak who is committed too is an agenda that is inclusive, that ensures all of iraq's diverse components have a voice, have a role in the government. we've seen with the iraqi security forces in their battle against isis a remarkable commitment to civilian protection to ensure that in liberating areas they are not destroying communities they are trying to save, so that they can be rebuilt and have confidence in the government that is protecting them. there's the question of how to we defeat the ideology of isis. we encourage those voices to say, is not my feet, this is not i write way -- not the right way, had we partner with them to see those perspectives and provide? -- amplified? we want to ensure that there is

knox after their speaking engagement and no word they got to see the solar eclipse. for "nightly business report," it is that total solar eclipse that everybody was talking about today. it carved its way across the u.s. from oregon to south carolina, places throughout the country, people lined up to see something that doesn't happen very often. for some, it was the business opportunity of a lifetime. jane wells reports from madras, oreg oreg. >> reporter: they came, they saw, they wondered. >> this is so awesome. >> so cool. >> reporter: the great american eclipse for a few hours united a fragmented country in awe. some had been planning to be here for years. >> it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: a once in a lifetime opportunity which towns in the path of the total eclipse hoped would put revenues over the moon. ♪ including the tiny town of madras, oregon. >> this is huge just for everybody that's here. >> reporter: corey miller brought in hot air balloon operators from around the country to make extra bucks. >> our portion, alone, we will end up bri

with me is the founder of the race, sir robin knoxjohnston. me is the founder of the race, sir robin knoxhnston. why do people put themselves through this?l robin knoxjohnston. why do people put themselves through this? a sense of adventure in people. they want to do something a bit different, a bit special with their lives. they want to do something they can turn around and say i've done that and be proud. you were the first man to sail solo nonstop around the world. when you see them going out, do you have a hankering to think i want to do it ain? hankering to think i want to do it again? yes but of course i did on my own. with a crew, to different problem. no, watching them sail away, i sort of feel, yes. i would quite like to be going. when they are going through the training, do you find people who put themselves forward and you think, actually, they are not going to make it? yes, we do. it usually turns up in the first week of training and normally they will discover it for themselves and we say, fair enough. occasionally, the odd person has said, you are not right for this. let's d

with me is the founder of the clipper race, sir robert knox— johnson.sir robin, why do people put themselves through this? i think there is a sense of adventure in people and they want to do something a bit different, that special with their lives. they want to do something they can turn round and say, i have done that and i'm proud. you are the first man to sail solo nonstop around the world. when you see them going out, do you have a hankering to think, i want to do it ain? hankering to think, i want to do it again? yes, but of course i did it on my own. you have all this great year so it's a slightly different thing. watching them sail away, i sort of feel... yes, i would quite like to be going. when they are going through the training, do you ever find people who going through the training, do you everfind people who put going through the training, do you ever find people who put themselves forward and you think, actually, they are not going to make it? yes, we do. i'm usually it turns up in the first week of training. normally, they will discover i

wouldn't you love to be here right now relaxing on the beach, just like our pet of the day, knox.hank you for the photo from the trip to north carolina. you can send us pictures at burst.com/wjla. larry: very nice. it is a big day here on abc 7. autria: this morning, kidd winnerss revealing the of our front of the line contest. kidd: the unsurprising to very lucky people who tried out and auditioned for chances to win bank the skip-the-line pass. it is time to surprise another one of our finalists. >> ♪ good morning, washington sun coming up and i don't know why, but there is a small in my face ♪ kidd: hey, taylor, what is up? it is kidd. can you come outside your house? who will be there in a couple of minutes. kidd: yes, absolutely. -- taylor: yes, absolutely. kidd: thank you. front of the line, skip-the-line pass. taylor: no way. that is awesome. thanks so much, guys. kidd: you one thing. taylor: this is amazing. thank you. kidd: what does this mean to you? taylor: i have been waiting to audition for "american idol" since i have been watching it a couple of seasons. >>> good mo

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knox. a great day trip to kentucky. tomford subbies, rock stud heels. there was some retook this post. glad to see we could pay for your little getaway. she was seen here, she responded with a comment worthy of the late queen of france. adorable. do you think the u.s. government paid for our honeymoon or personal travel? have you given more to the economy than me than me and my h i'm pretty sure we paid more taxes towards or day trip than you did. pretty sure the amount we sacrifice per year is more you would be able to sacrifice. you're adorably out of touch. thanks for the nasty comment. your kids look cute. your life looks cute. after the comments went viral linton deleted the cost. and today the mnuchins are reimbursing the government for their travel. they've statement for her sensitive remarks. >>> next were the president's base and his gilded cabinet. right after this break. there are 24 hours in a day... tempur-pedic helps you get the most out of every one of them. only proprietary tempur material precisely conforms to your body. you get up to t

jason riley, "wall street journal" columnist and author of the new book, "false black power," olivier knox from yahoo! news, syndicated column lists charles krauthammer. they have been pursuing three times as many leak investigations as were open when the obama illustration headed, that raises, to become on the fundamental message. why do you think there have been so many leaks in these last six months? >> well, i think president trump has some serious issues with his intelligence community. i think that is the bottom line here. they got off to a rocky start. started during the campaign. it's down the keys never really repaired it. i think attorney general sessions is absolutely right. this is a leak apart from the others. foreign leaders cannot speak to the u.s. president incompetence, that is a big, big problem. at the same time, i think that president trump needs to lead by example, not by instilling fear in either the media or the intelligence community. i think one of the reasons that previous ministrations did not leak as much as this administration is not because they fear prosecuti

please tell miss knox she did an awesome job with turd bag. respectfully, coby. today the board of supervisors narrowed the field from 12 down to 5. >> judge diana beckton. judge danielle douglas. mr. paul graves. mr. thomas kensoc. and mr. patrick veneer. >> that's right. to me kensoc is one of the finalists. -- tom kensoc is one of the finalists. >>> and a live look right now from our dublin camera. parts of the bay area have been under a heat advisory with several inland spots hitting triple digits. paul deanno says there won't be w either. right, paul? >> not if you stay in the same spot. you just have to drive 21 miles to your west -- in this case lafayette to portions of san francisco, you would have lost 42 degrees today. we hit triple digits in lafayette. more than 21 minutes if you're trying to drive. 58 was the high in crissy field in san francisco. so 21 miles. hot spots today include ukiah. 110 there at the airport. danville, triple digits. fairfield, triple digits. st. helena, walnut creek, and morgan hill, over 100 degrees. the heat not leaving tomo

there to the day discussing tax freerm and visit fort knox. ms.aying she was offended and this was an inappropriate way to express something coming from a government official, whether she's his wife or not. there's still a government plane involved and expressing frustration. i think was very surprised at the response from ms. linton. >> i can imagine. a lot of frustration, and it will be interesting to see if we hear much more out of louise linton. kate bennett, thank you so much for that report. >>> well, any moment now, president trump will take off for a campaign-style rally. you're actually looking live at pictures from joint base andrews in maryland. the president is going to be traveling to arizona, but will he stay on message after calling for unity in last night's address? or will he re-ignite the controversy that surrounded his response to charlottesville? k cnn's live coverage continues ahead. uh. i switched to t-mobile, kept my phone-everything on it- -oh, they even paid it off! wow! yeah. it's nice that every bad decision doesn't have

montgomery county found no cases where the ka bonn mo knox -- car bo monoxide made its way inside of the vehicle. >> mark seagraves, thank you, mark. >>> back to the news that broke just before we came on the air at 4:00. one of the president's private attorneys now saying he has no reason to believe the president is under personal investigation by special counsel robert mueller. mueller has p impanelled the dc grand jury to investigate russia's interference with the election. president's lawyer went on to see the legal team has been cooperating the investigation. nbc news is working to that "wall street journal" report. they'll have a lot more coming up on nightly news. as that plays out behind closed doors, we're getting a rare glimpse inside oval office. they show how president donald trump communicates with other world leaders. leon harris taking what was said. >> as you know, this is the kind of thing we almost never get to see, the actual transcripts of a conversation between these world leaders. the washington post published these two transcripts of two different phone calls,

>> dana: we have olivier knox is here with us.ings happening at once for a president. this president is no stranger to that. these are the issues that we know about. we didn't mention the humanitarian crisis in africa. there's the things you don't know about. for example, the 9-11 attacks and ed snowden releasing the documents. how is this administration set up to manage all of these things at once? >> obviously north korea is the dominant story. makes sense. the afghanistan review is in the headlines. makes sense. the war on isis makes sense. it's always a challenge. the problem right now with the trump administration, there's a layer of policy makers so the middle rung of officials at the defense department and the state department that are vacant. defense secretary jim mattis just referred recently, today, that he said there's a lot of empty parking spaces when you walk out of the pentagon. that tends to focus an administration even more on sort of the fires that are burning and makes it harder to focus on the fire that is burn

the treasury secretary head today fort knox to confront our nation's gold reserves, first visit since 1974, lots of conspiracy theories but assuming the gold is still there. the markets can still turn sour if dc has problems raising debt ceiling or tax reform in the next days and months. plus, president trump remarks come after the president huddle with national security team in the final days of working vacation, speaking of vacation, the countdown is on, folks, we have weeks before congress is expected back in washington following their august recess, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and steven mnuchin answering questions earlier today as louisville chamber of commerce but the focus of the discussion, it was supposed to be on tax reform, the big headline, mcconnell's outlook on the debt ceiling. blake berman outside with the very latest. mcconnell somewhat optimistic, blake. >> zero percent chance that they will default on the credit, the united states debt, mcconnell saying, look, this is going to happen, don't worry about it. he was sitting along steven mnuchin and mnuchin s

olivier knox, colonel i will start with you first. i will ask the big question.oes bannon's exit of affect the foreign policy of this white house? >> how it affected afghanistan in particular, bannon was composed to having -- it was too long, too frustrating, it cost too much. he has a point to the extent that it has been difficult in al qaeda chose one of the most difficult places in in the woro make a stand. i don't see how we can criticize president obama for completely pulling our troops out of iraq and ignoring syria, allowing the islamic state to flourish and launching attacks all over europe like we just on barcelona. and inspiring attacks in the united states and not think the same thing is going to happen in afghanistan, right next to pakistan. we have ten times the population. nuclear weapons. i'm very concerned that that trend may continue even with bannon gone. that's been implanted in the president's head. too hard and too costly. we will have an islamic state riots in afghanistan, in the wake of the taliban. we will be worse off than we were before

. >> with us to share reporting and insights, cnn sara murray, elizabeth knox, and laura meckler of the "wall street journal." start with not surprisingly a tweet from president trump. the only problem i have with mcconnell is that after hearing repeal and replace for seven years he failed. that should never -- capitalized -- have happened. the two haven't spoken for weeks after a phone call turned into a screaming match with president trump reportedly frustrated mcdonnell was not doing enough to protect the president in these various investigations into possible collusion. the president also angry about the russia sanctions bills, frustrations shared with bob corker, according to politico trying to convince the tennessee republican, the bill now law, sanctioning russia was not good policy and could damage his presidency. also learning of a call with republican senator thom tillis of north carolina working on a bill to protect special counsel bob mueller from any attempt by trump to fire him. bring in senior congress many reporter for cnn manu raju. what are you learned about this call

knox, kentucky. she tagged the photo with luxury brands she was wearing.en eed jennn oregon mother of three, that posted back, glad we could pay for your getaway. >> it was a weak moment for me. it was the first time i ever posted on instagram. >> reporter: the treasury secretary's wife responded with a rant. ah, did you think this was a personal trip? adorable. do you think the u.s. government paid for our honeymoon, our personal travel? lol. have you given more to the economy than me and my husband? you're adorably out of touch. the post was adorned with blown kisses. miller's reaction -- >> a little bit amused, a little bit horrified. >> reporter: it's a little let them eat cake, don't you think, tweeted the former cia officer valerie blame. linton deleted her tirade. and now she says, i apologize for my post on social media. it was inappropriate and highly insensitive. the mnuchins are reimbursing the government for the travel. in the past, she's played a creepy deputy and a reporter. >> you're hot. >> reporter: but when she came off sounds like the ch

the treasury secretary head today fort knox to confront our nation's gold reserves, first visit since974, lots of conspiracy theories but assuming the gold is still there. the markets can still turn sour

knox.putation for flaunting her wealth and appeared to be carrying a handbag that sells for about $10,000. mnuchin's 36-year-old wife then tagged a series of luxury designers. linton's instagram started to pick up steam. one instagramer, who was offended by the post, was an oregon mom named jenny miller. glad we could pay for your little getaway, #deplorable. >> i didn't know who she was. to then be tagging everything she was wearing with all these expensive european designer names just seemed ridiculous and quite frankly, offended me as someone who paid for part of their trip. >> reporter: but it didn't end in. instead of letting it go, she ripped into the oregon mother of three, with a long, konld se condescending rant. she said, cute, ahh, did you think this was a personal trip? adorable. before it was over, linton called miller adorably out of touch, suggesting she go chill out and watch the new "game of thrones." >> there are probably better ways to spend her time and money than trying

russell knox had a very good start and chris wood also want to land is just a hole—macro behind. page, you'll noticejordan spieth is underway. as tradition dictates, the winners of the three majors so all go together in the round at the pga championship. he is attempting to be the youngest player ever to win a golf grand slam. some are up and running, others up to go, rory mcilroy has a shot at history — he could become only the third player to win five majors before turning 30, joining nicklaus and tiger woods. mcilroy has enjoyed some good form recently and is a seven to one favourite ahead of open champion jordan spieth. my history on this golf course, a couple of wins, been in the play—off, a few top tens. couple of wins, been in the play-off, a few top tens. so yeah, it's a little bit of both but i'm definitely, my form is better going into this event than the open, coming off the back of a couple of top fives. things are a bit different than they were a couple of weeks ago. the botswanan sports minister has confirmed that the government will pay isaac makwala the entirety o

saw and clooer clearly with all that visqueen there was not enough ventilation for that carbon mow knox stied dissipate. the workers reported headaches and lightheadedness. they were taken to the hospital as a precaution, the work site was shut down. they are expected to be okay. now, the san jose airport spokes woman told us that the fire department testing revealed higher than normal levels of carbon monoxide. they ventilated the area with fans and fresh air through the doors. those were monitored by security guards because it is a secure part of the airport. you wouldn't want to create a different kind of hazard in that kind of situation. but this really is a good reminder for all of russ of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning it's called the invisible killer. i posted the signs of carbon monoxide poisoning and where could build up in your own home on my twitter page. and as you're making your mental chore list for the weekend, if you're iegz gas-powered tool like a lawnmower or leaf blower make sure you're well-well ventilate and that the gases can dissipate. don't start it in

they'll be unaffected by this carbonneau knox side situation because we're told this hopped in a work area in a secure ysh of the airport in a lower level. they told us that the workers were feeling headaches and nausea coming on after using a gas-powered saw in an area that did not clearly have enough ventilation. those two workers were taken to the hospital as a precaution but they're expected to be okay. rose mary barnes who's a spoerkz spokes warn told us the fire department's techting. area revealed higher than normal levels of carbon monoxide. they ventilated the area through open doors monitored by security guards. and that's keep because you don't want an open door to a secure area of the airport without proper security. now, we can't get into that area because it is a secure area, but we are working with the airport to see if we can get some photos of the area so we can show what you that work area looks like. but this seems like this is a cautionary tale for all of us. those of us who are preparing our honey do lists for the weekend, if you're going use a gas-powered tool li

oliver knox, hunter walker. gorka, the -- his unsmiling dark bearded visage and plum i english accent made appearances on political talk shows left his post late friday. the federalist reported on friday that gorka left with a scathing letter accusing them of working against trump's agenda. however a white house official told yahoo news that he did not leave of his own accord. he left only after being informed on friday by white house chief of staff john kelly that his security clearance had been revoked. robert, that's one way to tell someone they're being outplaced. >> that's true. it's unusual for the white house to have a formal statement they issued to all of us, to the press, on a background from the senior officials saying dr. gorka was not someone who resigned. he was let go. it's an unusual thing to have that spill out into public. the thing with dr. gorka, as someone who followed his time in the white house, i don't really care. it's not part of the story whether he has a beard or whether he's a combat