stayed on in the club for two years, langford stayed on in the club for two yea rs, two langford stayedb for two years, two seasons. that would be a reflection of the way fans might pay. that was the view taylor talk. we will come back ina view taylor talk. we will come back in a little bit. are you wearing your trainers this morning? i was. they are in the green room. having a lot of fun about leisurewear. are you a fan? look, to each his own but i do wear my trainers to work because i have a fairly decent walk or run of that is different because i will not where my for two kilometres. people are wearing them throughout the day and they keep it on. they change as soon as i get to work. we are not going to own up to it if we do. lovely to see you and thank you very much. thank you for your company. see we will see you soon. bye—by may. bye— bye. hi there. the weather's going to stay unsettled and showery for the next few days. certainly a bit cooler for the weekend, as well. the area of low pressure with the first named storm of the autumn season working across to europe. that's aileen.

senator langford, you spent time talking to dreamers.their reaction was to your proposed legislation.th >> it is interesting when you talk to dreamers. they want to stay and work and be able to go to school.to this provides that option. but if they want to earn the right to be able to be citizens they have to be able to go through a long process before they can get to naturalization. i believe -- just my personal belief as a christian. the greatest thing you can have other than salvation in christ on earth is american citizenship.e you don't give it away because of an illegal act. you have to earn it. this is a step-by-step process. when i talk to dreamers and sit down with them and lay it out they nod their head and say i would be willing to do the work it takes to go through the process for the right to be here and when i spoke to the president about this a couple of weeks ago he was enthusiastic about this as an opportunity, if it's paired with border security and the other things we need to do to make sure we solve the problem onth i

as a boy, he says he was abused by this man, ted langford, who died in 2012.ied to do something about it. i tried to report it, 30 odd years ago, and i wasn't listened to. it happened to another two children. tony brien said he spoke to senior figures at aston villa about the abuse when he was 18 or 19 and claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson and then manager graham taylor. last month he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game, i know you have just made your debut, could you really did with all the obscenities from the terraces? so he just suggested sweeping it under the carpet. it was a long time ago, are you sure that he said those words to you? i am exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen where my mum was still doing the washing up and she said, well? and ijust told her. he told me to sweep it underneath the carpet and i broke down in tears. former england

. >>> joining me now from capitol hill is republican senator james langford of oklahoma. he serves on the senate homeland security committee. senator, thanks for joining us, you've expressed support for the dreamers saying that americans should not hold children legally accountable for their parent's actions. do you support a deal with democrats on dreamers that doesn't include funding for a border wall? >> yeah, i would actually. we would have to work on the definition. senator tillis and i have worked for weeks on trying to get an alternative to the dream act that does deal with the kids that are in the daca situation. i've been clear for people that the dream act is not going to pass, but it doesn't solve the problem to ignore the issue on the kids that are on daca. they are in limbo. we have to resolve this. and as the president mentioned this morning, many of these kids graduated from school, they have got jobs, they're very engaged, productive members of society. they are here and should be here. we have to resolve this legislatively. as far as the issue of not havi

as a boy, he says he was abused by this man, ted langford, who died in 2012.ened to. it happened to another two children. tony brien said he spoke to senior figures at aston villa about the abuse when he was 18 or 19 and claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson and then manager graham taylor. last month he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game, i know you have just made your debut, could you really deal with all the obscenities from the terraces? so he just suggested sweeping it under the carpet. it was a long time ago, are you sure that he said those words to you? i am exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen where my mum was still doing the washing up and she said, well? and ijust told her. he told me to sweep it underneath the carpet and i broke down in tears. former england manager graham taylor died of a heart attack in january. dave richardson said, afterf

langford was a scout for leicester city and aston villa.en he was 18 or 19 he claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson, and then—manager graham taylor. last month, he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. and hejust said to me, "look, you're a young lad starting out in the game," he said, "i know you've just made your debut, could you really be dealing with all the obscenities from the terraces? so i suggest, you sweep it under the carpet." it was a long time ago, are you sure he said those words to you? i'm exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen when my mother was still doing the washing up, and she said, "well?" and ijust told her. "they told me to sweep it under the carpet." and i broke down in tears. former england manager graham taylor died of a heart attack in january. dave richardson said, afterfinding out about the abuse from other boys, he spoke to taylor and then chairman doug ellis sacked the scou

about legislative effort when it comes to dreamers, saying the legislation comes from senators jim langford of ohio and tom till tillis, of north carolina and appears to break with the president. the bill would allow dreamers, those brought to the u.s. as minors by their parents and apply for five-year legal immigrant status when they go to school serve in the workforce or work in the military. if they have a clean criminal record they can earn a second five-year status and at the end apply for full residence, green card and five years after that, could apply for citizenship that is washington times. there is a poll discussed in the "washington post" this morning a "washington post" abc poll and it records or sentiment on dreamers saying the survey finds 86% of those polled have support for dreamers who have been eligible for work permits under the deferred action put in place by barack obama. president trump announced it will end the program known as daca and begin to phase out work permits if lawmakers do not act. libby, montana, here is clyde. go ahead. caller: yes, yes. i would like to

james langford said paid social media uses are has tacking take a knee and boycott nfl to amplify the issue. number of twitter users pointed to one suite mocking nfl fans with the username boston nt for. it was posted from russia. >>> as we head to thursday it is cooling off. the red light warning has gone away. we had a couple days of heat. not to mention today very warm. 91 antioch. these highs will be dropped tomorrow by a few degrees. especially along the coast we anticipate father. instead of 82 tomorrow maybe 67. system offshore week enough to cool us off. and bring fog back. no rain or anything like that. as you look at the temperatures right now you have mild numbers. 70 concorde. 70 fremont. you can already see that is a seabreeze. last night we have had low 60s at the coast. a seabreeze kicking in. bringing the fog with it. bay bridge moving finally today. hope you did not get caught in that traffic. it was bad all around. traffic is moving now. tomorrow will be better i'm sure on the roadways. the model brings it back to the coast tomorrow morning. hangs out -- the next cou

oklahoma senator langford said while nfl protested this weekend russians were flooding social media with hashtag boycott the nfl and hashtag take a knee. >> they were taking both sides of the argument this past weekend and pushing them out from their troll farms as much as they could to raise the noise level in america. . >> reporter: facebook, twitter and google have been invited to testify about russian influence on social media at a senate intelligence committee hearing on november 1st. in a facebook post wednesday zuckerberg wrote the company will do its part to defend against nation states attempting to spread misinformation. . >>> also in that same post facebook was always anti-trump, he said both sides were upset about ideas and content they don't like. >>> 11,000 signed petitions were delivered to the board today to save -- [audio difficulty] urging board members to implement a flat fee. the group is made up of riders, community organizations and labor groups who say they've had enough of the anti-writer decisions made by the board. well, in response to recent deaths along train

langford of oklahoma and tillerson of north carolina.conservative but it will eventually let them stay here. that's a big deal, 780,000 people. we ought to work with people like that. we can come together in this stuff. you know their bill is not a bill that i support but it does do something that's a good thing. i have no problem working with republicans if something good is going to come out of it like the people i care about. >> let me shift to foreign policy, this looming battle with north korea is scaring a lot of people and it is easy to get distracted by trump and his comments of the nfl and calling players sobs and sending people to the white house. it is easily getting disstratra by that. somebody calls it wmd's, weapons of mass distraction. you sort of lose sight. how concerned are you militarily of where we are and how dangerously donald trump is playing with north korea? i have been concerned of trump and foreign policy and domestic policy there is a lot of crossed currents and it is a strong country, we'll survive domestical

mooney allege former mayor lorenzo langford and his, retaliated planning to demote him as chief to try to cut city costs. well, muti resigned before his demotion, and sued the city for breach of contract. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well still ahead on " eyewitness news" this morning , the three to see as eagles face their former coach >> and i think philly has found a winner. rookie reese hoskins smashes another homerun. hear what he has to say about his assault on the records >> welcome back, let's talk about this rhys hoskins, i can see why people call him the alien, because this guy is not human. >> the latest heroics. >> you know, when jim donovan talks notice after baseball player it, must be be big. >> what the heck? >> breaking news, east hoskins cannot be stopped. a shame this guy isn't get getting more love nash limiter he's one man baseball wrecking crew, playing out every this world, and doing things no human can do, hence the nickname the al yen. leading two-nothing, then the offense exploded jorge, a huge blast t

. >> she and her husband former mayor lorenzo langford worked on the casino floor during the e briefyear run here. >> i worked with three casinos in atlantic city. by far my most pleasant experience was with playboy. the or ra that hugh hefner exuded and the iconic symbol of the bunny in the sky was unparalleled. >> very sad. he was an icon. >> lisa has working as a playboy cocktail server was an honor. >> it was the time of my life. it was wonderful. >> after new jersey casino regulators found heafner unfit o hold a gaming license, playboy disappeared from the landscape in 1984. this vacant lot is where they once stood. it had a few identities before it was ultimately torn down in 2000. >> certainly a trailblazer. someone who had cast iron you know what. >> he met hefner in passing and says hfs a gentleman. >> when the owner comes through and takes the time to say hello and shake the hand of mid-level management, it says a lot. >> ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> colorful description there. >> interesting footnote. hugh hefner will be buried next to marilyn monroe. he bought that plo

senator james langford is no squish, he's a conservative.don't punish children for the behavior of their parents. i think there will be -- that's why you'll have republicans and i believe democrats working together. they'll put it on the president's desk. the test is on daca is now going to be, when congress passes something and puts it on the president's desk, does he sign it into law? i think that's the real test for people on his diversity council. they'll probably have wall funding or something put in there. you'll have to keep some folks happy on enforcement, but i just don't see even republicans and democrats -- >> mike, i got to go. because i got to get to this important bit of news here. i need mike to tell me about harlan lowell mitchell jennings. who just was -- >> yes, scott jennings, congratulations. >> scott jennings, sorry about that. tell me about that. >> real news. >> yeah, baby harlan, our fourth boy was born in louisville on wednesday, we brought him home on friday and he's named after john justin harlan, known as the grea

. >> senator langford. >> thank you fog being here and the testimony you're bringing.miss duke, thank you forstepping up. you came to serve with general kelly and then he ran off to ae different job so you had to step in. thank you. we have a visit scheduled in my office, i believe to go to surveil details.pi -- several details. let me ask you specific questions about puerto rico. there was a waiver was requested for the jones act for puerto rico. that was denied. that waiver was given to houston, was given to florida, obviously the virgin islands, they're waive from the jones act to they constantly have ships coming back and forth. puerto rico in good times thinks the jones act costs them a billion and a half dollars in economic activity a year but they especially need it now and just getting vessels in. can you help me understand why and where the conversation is on jones act for puerto rico? >> first of all, we don't know if fuel shortamen the island. the challenge its getting i distributed inch term offered the jones act waiver. we researchedded this. we have no kn

. >> secretary duke in response to senator langford's question about the jones act, you said you were not aware of any requests. i'm informed there have been at least two requests, one from eight house members led by congressman velasquez and another by senator mccain. i'm troubled because if you are unaware of those requests, it suggests there is not a sufficient priority for puerto rico in your agency. is there someone under you other than the fema director who is responsible to reporting directly to you on your status in puerto rico. if so, can you give me the name of the person? >> we have the letters of congress, those go to customs and border protection. >> is there a person under you who is responsible for reporting directly to you about the status of your agency's work in puerto rico in addition to the fema director? >> no. >> can you please put somebody in place that can be responsible for responding to requests from congress about your act as it relates to the jones act or any other work in puerto rico? >> yes. >> and you'll follow up and give us a name? >> yes. >> and then

championed not by two gang of eight republicans, not two rhinos, but people like jim langford of oklahoma. and tom tellis of north carolina. rock-solid republicans. they have a bill, a little tougher than the dream act, but it's within the parameters that chuck and nancy talked about. they're going to be dropping that next week. and this is going to go forward. the question is will paul ryan balk and get paralyzed and frightened by his freedom caucus? or put something on the floor? so i think despite himself, we're probably going to get through with amnesty don and get something tort for the dreamers. >> sure, rush him bah and ann coulter and those folks will be upset. think the trump base, actual voters, will be fine with it. here's some evidence. a policy analyst at demos, a great analyst, he cited research from byu saying, telling republicans trump supports liberal immigration policy makes them support liberal immigration policy. like he could tran substantiate things into being a tough populist trumpian position by virtue of him advocating it. >> i think you're absolutely right. i'm n

want to play what james langford said in a hearing on threats to homeland security. >> we watched thissians and their troll farms and internet folks start hashtaging out take a knee. and tash tagging out boycott nfl they were taking both sides of the argument and pushing them out from their troll farm to try to raise the noise level in america. >> now that we're getting a full picture how russia uses facebook ads to sow racism and division in the u.s. to help to get donald trump elected why do you think fake news was so effective in this election. >> the reason fake news was so effective -- it's been an exhausting week tell you that -- it's been so effective because the commander-in-chief, the person who won the presidency, the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump was someone who amplified these messages, uplifted these messages, who em boldens these individuals, starting two years ago when he came out of trump tower. these messages them self don't have much creedence but you have someone who gives it to them like the president of the united states or front runner, it's

senator james langford tweeted "we should have raised the debt ceiling without reform or cuts. that's the purpose of a debt limit. the deal doesn't do either." "a three-month debt ceiling? why not do a daily debt ceiling? he is the best deal maker ever. don't you know? he has a book out." others like lindsey graham were willing to go along with whatever mitch mcconnell agreed to, but behind the scenes aides were dire. matt fuller was told at the huffington post the pelosi-trump-schumer deal equals ptsd for the rest of congress. here's what kellyanne conway said. >> some republicans on capitol hill say you defied the party by striking a deal with democrats. how do you respond to that? >> that is just false. there's no deal struck with democrats. this is a deal on behalf of the american people. donald trump is a consequence mat deal maker. what that means for people in washington who have been living and working in the swamp for too long is that they're just not used to the trump pace of getting things done. >> let's talk about this. joining from washington daniel lipman, co-auth

this is senator james langford of oklahoma. the white house is responsible for immigration enforcement and border security not immigration policy. it's right to be consequences for those who intensely entered this country illegally however we as american do not old children legally accountable for actions of their parents. others are pushing for an immediate ends to the program saying, ending daca now gives a chance to restore rule of law. delaying so republican leadership can push amnesty is republican suicide. the debate the president will launch into full volume with this decision tomorrow. in the sense that if you're a hard-line immigration voter who supported the president, this is a promise he said he would do day one. it's seven months later. doing it. however, isn't he also sending a green light to congress? you pass a fix, the white house hasn't said they would veto. nothing on the issue. the president's essentially saying, obama did this the wrong way, executive orders. i'm ending it. if you get your act together and

. >> representative schiff, a colleague of yours, senator langford also said this morning that the groups that are tracking some of these russian accounts were actually involved actively in conversations about black lives matter or even just as recently as last weekend, the take a knee or the boycott the nfl hashtag that were trending. >> you know, i think that's right, in the sense that in the most cynical of ways, the russians would use these issues, whether it is black lives matter. i haven't seen the examples yet in terms of the nfl but it wouldn't surprise me at all. this is what they do. they take these very hot issues in the united states. they target them gee graphically in a way that they are designed to be the most incendiary possible. and in the context of a political campaign, that they can target these particular messages or ads at people that will push them to support one candidate over the other, all the better. >> sreenivasan: finally mr. schiff, are you confident these technology platforms, these companies, are doing everything they can to make sure this doesn't happen to

. >> i want to play with senator james langford said today on threats to the home land. >> we watchedhis weekend the russians and their troll farms and internet folks start hashtaging out take a knee and boycott nfl. they were taking both sides of the argument and pushing them out from their troll farms as much as they could to try to raise the noise level in america. >> so now we're getting a full picture of how russia used facebook ads here in the u.s. why do you think fake news was so effective in this election. >> the reason it was so effective, it's because the commander in chief, the person who won the presidency of the united states, the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump himself was someone who amplified these messages, emboldened these individuals. it started two years ago when he came down the escalator in trump tower. the messages by themselves don't do much damage but when you have somebody who gives them that credence, the respectability like the president of the united states or the nominee or the front runner, all three of those things he's been, it's

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specifically targeted baltimore, ferguson, and black fergusmatter movement, and oklahoma senator langfordaid rdile some nfl players protested this weekend, russian trolls flooded social media layersboycottnfl and #takeaknee. > taking both sides of the argument this past weekend and pushing them out from the troll ngrms as much as they could to raise the noise level in america. ameriorter: meanwhile, facebook meanwhr pushed back against a tweet by the president in which mr. trump said that facebook was always anti-trump. zuckerberg said both sides of mp. political divide were upset about ideas and content they don't like. t about imore pressure on the licial media sites, jeff, thank you. >>> meantime, the federal you. ry investigation into men's college basketball may have cost a hall of fame coach his job. university of louisville placed the head coach on unpaid administrative leave yesterday. his lawyer said he was ively fired. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. rick patino not charged with any crimes, but cbs news learned he's the man referred to in court documents as coach two, h

. >> senator langford. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here. know that you are bringing -- duke thank you for stepping up. you came to her with general kelly and then he ran off another dobson thank you for stepping up. i know we have a visit scheduled in my office i believe to go through several details. i will skip through some of those. let me ask you some specific questions about puerto rico first. there was a waiver requested for the jones act waiver for puerto rico. that was denied. that waiver was given to houston, it was given to florida. obviously the virgin islands, they are away from the jones act entirely pentecostal lampshades going back and forth. flamenco and the time since that this cost them about 1,000,000,000 and a half dollars in economic activity every year. but they are especially needing this now and just getting nestled in.can you help me understand why and where the conversation is on jones act for puerto rico? >> first of all, we do not know of fuel shortages on the island of puerto rico. the challenge for today's gett

you have senator langford who is very savvy on this issue who has been looking at this.closure and you do want to know what's going on with these foreign entities and their ability to come in and influence an election or try to influence an election. zuckerberg saying it was minuscule compared to everything else. senate has to look at that and the house should look at it as well. >> bill: very interesting considering how many people are online every day and social media is a big part of so many lives now. we'll follow it with your help. thank you, jason, for coming back today. shannon, what's next? >> shannon: house majority leader -- the house whip steve scalise back to work today. just wrapped up a meeting with speaker paul ryan. we're told he may be heading to the house floor. we expect him to speak there this morning. can't imagine what that will be like. we'll take you there live as it happens. president trump pushing his ambitious agenda with a one-two punch touting his tax reform plan and saying a healthcare deal will be reached within months. we'll talk to white