lynch. what did you find out? >> thank you, neil. nch was on the hill to really deal with the russia probe. she couldn't escape questions of her handling about the clinton e-mail case and whether she politicized it. >> attorney general lynch, did you direct director comey to call the clinton e-mail investigation a matter? did you tell director comey to call the clinton e-mail investigation a matter? did you seek permission from anyone within the white house before you took the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac? >> can you address any of the issued raised by director comey in front of the senate intelligence committee? >> lynch ignored our questions. one of the central issues is this june 27th meeting on the tarmac with bill clinton. if you see here, you can see the security detail, a tall man with the white house. we think that is bill clinton. this week, the senator asked whether she made the decision to meet with bill clinton on her own or if she sought the okay from the white house. >> do you know if there was a phone call be

. >> theyey'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scr

you took the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac? attorney general lynchof issues raised by director comey during his testimony and made before the senate intelligence committee? this video from june 27th shows the arizona tarmac where that meeting took place, and if you look in the far distance, you can see what appears to be a security detail with a tall man, white hair, we believe that to be bill clinton, moving towards loretta lynch's jet. a senior republican on the senate side wants to know whether lynch made that decision to meet with bill clinton on her own, or whether she sought counsel from the white house. >> do you know if there was a phone call between the former attorney general, miss lynch, and the white house regarding whether or not she should take a meeting with former president clinton on the tarmac? >> no. >> the inquiry could be probably directed to the deputy attorney general. >> i will do that. reporter: so the meeting behind closed doors in a secure facility behind me lasted nearly four hours. we didn't have any comment afterwards fr

about but there are problems with shocking graphic content arguably because we think of say david lynch you made films that were seen as very underground he himself is a republican and they actually some people said hang on he's actually saying that we had this. room and actually we should celebrate the fifty's america in the world could so what's your stuff and think you know he's attacking weirdness here in moore what he's doing rather than celebrating it's funny i don't even just spend two minutes thinking about what the message is going to be or how it's going to be perceived it's entirely how it makes me feel inside to put this idea out if i get a rush of energy excitement from an idea that it's going on and then pay for that you know pay for it with a backlash if it's truly horrific you know i don't really spend too much time thinking about how it's going to be received but what would you say to any worried parents who are see their child's bedroom to they've been watching your you tube videos that's pretty good because none of my characters are aspirational they're not going to. the

. >> attorney general lynch, can you address any of the issues raised by directors to comey during his testimony before the senate intelligence committee? >> after he was fired in may by president trump, fbi director comey suspected that lynch was politicizing the email case, telling him to use language that downplayed the criminal investigation. >> at one point, the attorney general directed me at one point not to call it an investigation, but call it a matter, which confused and concerned me. >> attorney general lynch, did you seek permission from anyone in the white house... >> lynch also endured questions about the 2016 carmack meeting one week before hillary clinton's fbi interview. she said the incident drove the fbi's findings about the justice department input. >> not picking the attorney general loretta lynch, who i like very much. but her meeting with president clinton on the airplane was the capper for me. >> an issue that came up earlier this week. >> do you know if there was a phone call between the former attorney general miss lynch and the white house regarding whether o

during the hearing, the chiefs corner back peters spoke on behalf of marshawn lynch. youember during the game he rushed on to the field from the side lines after a late hit by peters on derek carr. marshawn lynch was kicked out of the game after making contact with an official and given a one-game suspension. >>> the warriors won last night. they beat the mavericks 133- 103. the warriors scored 40 points on the mavs in the first quarter. steph curry, kevin durant, klay thompson combined for 75 points last night. the highlight of the game came from rookie jordan bell. >> fouls it. engineer do not bell said not another one. jordan bell right in. going off the backboard. and had a little fun. hello. >> that's just like a playground stuff. the teammates on the warriors loved it. however some of the mavs players, well, they didn't like it because the warriors were already leading by 25 points in the 4th quarter. the warriors won and will play the raptors tomorrow night at oracle arena. >>> the f.a.a. is investigating another questionable landing involving another air canada fl

you. it was a few days after the meeting on the tarmac between bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch who was in the middle of the investigation of his wife and the e-mail situation, a few days later it was decided there was no prosecution. are those questions that you would want to know? the one that she was shouting? do you think we will get answers to those? >> she did a good job trying to get answers to the questions. we should have the answers. our officials are governed by concept and -- consent. and the public has the right on that investigation and the e-mail investigation to feel like they have all the facts. what james comey said is that it was indeed lynch's conduct that somehow influenced him to do this alone. he felt uncomfortable by it. that is significant to not only comey's conduct and the potential conduct of attorney general lynch. >> martha: i want to go to a sound bite. the second one. lindsey graham asking if there was that phone call. let's play the first lindsey graham sound bite. >> do you know if there was a phone call before the former attorney general miss l

you were wearing a skull cap if you show any outward sign of your muslim religion here then you risk being lynch until you get terrorist wants more troops on the ground he's calling for nine hundred extra troops in order to help the twelve thousand u.n. peacekeepers here to try to protect the population but it's not without controversy because some of these troops have been accused by human rights organization of sexually abusing the people that they are supposed to protect young children who have been that are displaced until you get your says that he has zero tolerance for this yet no one has been prosecuted yet in so many here in central african republic are hoping that he would put action to his words and help this country from further sliding into chaos. now there's been anger and dismay over a saudi court ruling which cleared a construction company over a crane collapse at mecca at least one hundred ten people were killed in twenty fifteen courses the bin laden group doesn't need to compensate the victims or pay for damages to the grand mosque as the disaster was and caused by human error.

you were wearing a skull cap if you show any outward sign of your muslim religion here then you risk being lynched until you get terrorists up once more troops on the ground he's calling for nine hundred extra troops in order to help the twelve thousand u.n. peacekeepers. here to try to protect the population but it's not without controversy because some of these troops have been accused by human rights organization of sexually abusing the people that they are supposed to protect young children that are displaced until you get your it says that he has zero tolerance for this yet no one has been prosecuted yet and so many here in central african republic are hoping that he would put action to his words and help this country from further sliding into chaos the european refugee crisis is on the agenda at a conference and italy today the country has been the first port of call for thousands of migrants crossing the mediterranean from north africa the two day meeting is being held by the organization for security and cooperation in europe according to the u.n. aid c.-r. more than one hundred forty seve

chairman, i thank you for your indulgence, and i yield back balance of my time. >> mr. lynch, thank you. and i can't -- i appreciate the kind words, but i also want to highlight that there have been a number of hearings open and closed on the house permanent select committee on intelligence -- >> i haven't, i haven't seen them. >> on the issue of this. but this, again, making sure that we're -- i'm glad we have, we're doing this in a bipartisan way. with that, it's now a pleasure to recognize the gentleman from the commonwealth of virginia, mr. connolly, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for having this hearing. i find it a remarkable moment in our democracy when so many up here apparently can see and hear no evil when it comes to russian interference with the american election process. irrespective of who benefited. but can beat a dead horse when it comes to what kind of server was used to somebody's e-mails. i think, i think that's an indictment of the enabling and complicit behavior we have seen all too much of since mr. trump was signed in as preside

did you make a phone call before the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac in arizona? attorney general lynch from anyone within the white house before you took the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac? >> that was former attorney general loretta lynch dodging questions about the infamous tarmac meeting. jason: comes as congressional investigators meet with loretta lynch looking into russian meddling 2016 election. pete: tom fitton the president of judicial watch and digging into this topic since the story first broke and joins us now. thanks for being here this morning. >> you're welcome. pete: she was behind closed doors answering questions about the so-called russian meddling 2016 election. she didn't answer questions from our own catherine herridge. could you have any sense what she may have been talking about behind closed doors? >> i don't. i wish it weren't behind closed doors. i'm sure there will be leaks about some of the testimony. i mean, the category of information would have been presumably about whether they were properly surveying and spying on trump -- the team trump operat

but because the government thinks you might be too disturbed to face the reality or you might lynch thosesidential historian douglas brinkley, author of "j.f.k., a vision for america," published in celebration of the centennial of j.f.k.'s birth. do you believe these documents will reveal any new information in j.f.k.'s death? >> i don't think they're going to reveal any big news, look there was a second or third gun's man, but there are serious academic scholars and this is a trove of new material from the fbi and cia. when we talk about 3,000 files, each file is going to be very large and we're going to have cia profiling done for the first time of lee harvey oswald, we're going to find out perhaps what he was doing in mexico city at the time. and we're also going to see how the agencies, fbi and cia handled the kennedy assassination. so it is going to be very rich for scholars. but i don't think it's going to change the main narrative of the assassination. >> and do you have any sort of contacts in regards to why -- context as to why there was this deadline set, why they've been so tig

because a government considered them too dispressed to face the reality, you might lynch those involved. you cannot see those for another 75 years. >> fascinating day. joining me now is a historian. tim, let's start with the headline. what do you believe is in these documents and what do you believe is not? >> well, we don't know yet how many pages could be released from the national archives website. you get the impression that we could be talking about a couple hundred thousand pages. that's exciting for historians, but is it helpful for people who are excited about the theory about lee harvey as wald. people are likely to be disappointed. this is the group set for the jfk act signed 25 years ago. a very sober, smart, nonpartisan group of people looked at the materials in the 90s and forced out materials they felt were relevant to letting will us make up our minds about lee harvey oswald. that came out in 1998. what didn't come out were colors that were related and the intelligence said we don't think they should be released because of the harm it might pose to national security and t

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during that hearing the chiefs corner back peters spoke on behalf of lynch. youll that lynch rushed out on to the field from the side lines after a late hit by peters on derek carr. he made contact with an official and was given a one- game suspension. >> i have a feeling it may be upheld. >>> the time is 7:45. sal is watching our commute. not just sports. how does our commute look. >> right now our commute is going to be slow. and the south bay commute really is taking a lot of the heat here, so to speak on the commute level. northbound 280 is very slow. usually not this slow on downtown san jose commute. it stays that way all the way up into cupertino. 85 is really kind of a solid line of slow traffic from 87 into the valley. and 101. we haven't had that many crashes but we have had a few. if i could put them on the map they're, there have been a few crashes. but for the most part, it is not affecting the traffic. this is a look at san mateo county. southbound 101 is slow from burlingame to san mateo. 280 is slow this morning driving to san francisco from daly

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you were wearing a skull cap if you show any outward sign of your muslim religion here then you risk being lynch until you get terrorists it wants more troops on the ground he's calling for nine hundred extra troops in order to help the twelve thousand u.n. peacekeepers here to try to protect the population but it's not without controversy because some of these troops have been accused by human rights organizations of sexually abusing the people that they are supposed to protect notably young children and women that are displaced until you get your a says that he has zero tolerance for this yet no one has been prosecuted yet and so many here in central african republic are hoping that he would put action to his words and help this country from for the sliding into chaos whether now in the news michel is just stuff going to all weather stuff she's down in these parts with us and everything but the kitchen sink in the u.s. at the moment i wouldn't be surprised if we did see. the kitchen sink so we've got everything there you're right adrian let's take a look at what we've seen them from this weath

you were wearing a skull cap if you show any outward sign of your muslim religion here then you risk being lynch until you get terrorists once more troops on the ground he's calling for nine hundred extra troops in order to help the twelve thousand u.n. peacekeepers here to try to protect the poppy. but it's not without controversy because these troops have been accused by human rights organization of sexually abusing the people that they are supposed to protect young children that are displaced until you get your i says that he has zero tolerance for this yet no one has been prosecuted yet and so many here in central african republic are hoping that he would put action to his words and help this country from further sliding into chaos the report card for education around the world is out that it doesn't make for pleasant reading one in five children doesn't finish primary school and one hundred million around the world can't read u.s. coast given many governments an f. grade for fail us report. in the slums of nairobi this is the glorious academy and school of low fee private school more than h

mob culture is going to be stopping us and you know washington post you never joins the data lynch mob never smote the body of somebody burning like you did in the forty's and fifty's and sixty's so how could this spring up again it wasn't about the idea in and of itself is how did it we just heard and i think that if we understand it from that perspective it is clear what we did what we did how dangerous was it for a whole war protests something that tended to be a racist. it's in many of these groups i've been in are not directly dangerous to me there i don't need to be and i.d.'s are the interest of people of our us if i'm a white guy i'm not their primary target some of them and or a premier in the us and they are armed and they talk about what they want to do with the fascists with gay people as well in indoor situations i was i felt threatened of course but joe to your point has a level of revelation that comes from your work definitely going undercover and then patrick shooting it there's a little clip where a democrat greg johnson tell us who we ease you talk about what to

wait until you get to attorney general lynch and wait until you get to her predecessor.t to samantha powers at the u.n. this is going to keep on rolling and i think we're going to look back a year or two from now and we're going to be stunned at the dishonesty and bankruptcy of the obama administration. >> sandra: that was newt gingrich calling out what he believes to be corruption in the obama administration as more scandals continue to surround hillary clinton and loretta lynch. let's bring in our political panel. lawrence jones is a host for the blaze. ben kissel is a talk show host and commentator. if only you could see their faces while we were listening to newt gingrich. you were both having very different reactions. start with you first, lawrence jones. >> maybe we need a special counsel to investigate this. actually we can't use our current special counsel because he was the f.b.i. director back then and he probably has some involvement with this. here is my problem. for months we've heard about russia and connections and shady business without any evidence. we m

and that you have lynch in front of you, you're going to say former madam secretary, why did you prefer the use of the term matter versus investigation? she has said and indicated that she did not consider it at that juncture to be nonpolitical to use a term like investigation. she thought it would be somewhat -- it would suggest that something more was going o on. >> harris: why would it matter? why would it matter to loretto lynch if it were going to cloud the situation for one of the other candidates politically? why would it matter? of the word is true, my note we use the word that is true, investigation? why do you have a dog in the fight? >> juan: i think they want to stay out of politics. >> harris: is not how you stay out, you speak the truth. >> juan: that's her defense. >> katie: reporting in "the washington post" earlier last year saying that loretto lynch had been in contact who was in charge of the dnc at the time alleging that she would let the clinton investigation go too far. so this is an issue of corruption that the house couldn't intelligence committee is taking a loo

considers you children who might be too disturbed or distressed to face this reality or because you might possibly lynch those involved, you cannot see these documents for another 75 years. >> that scene is particularly relevant this week, the movie and the conspiracy speculation that it generated led to the 1992 law known as the jfk assassination records collection act. which requires that more than 3,000 previously classified documents and parts of 30,000 others must be made public by the law's 25th anniversary which is this thursday. october 26th. jfk's assassination has haunted america for generations and inspired endless conspiracy theories about whether other forces were responsible besides just the shooter, lee harvey oswald. the ohm person who could have prevented the release is president trump. he tweeted subject to further information, i will be allowing the long blocked and classified jfk files to be opened. joining me to discuss and what the papers could reveal, gerald posner who wrote the book on the assassination, "case closed." in which he concluded that oswald did it and he acted alone.

lynch. >> absolutely. you are competing your tail off.s you talked about before, batting the 6'4" guy and you are 6'3" just learning the position. that is a good battle. >> here is ateman with just a good day and being physical. >> he has to do there and use his hands early. he has to take advantage of the battle at the line of scrimmage where theoretically he's the better athlete lick. >> and so they all have receiving touchdowns and hill and king and rudolph have rushing touchdowns. first and goal from the two. >> rudolph keeps it. and we'll get back to the line of scrimmage. >> that really surprised me. >> they don't want him running the ball, especially in this situation with the game in hand like it is heading into the fourth quarter. >> that is the end of the third quarter here in stillwater. it will be second and goal from the two when we come back. but james washington having a big day, over 200 yards, 235 to be exact. it is 45-16, oklahoma state leading. ( ♪ ) ever wonder what's in a beer? if it's a bud light, it's four essential

you too. ♪ ♪ . >>> good evening. the raiders' season was hanging in the balance. 2-4. they had to beat the chiefs. marshawn lynchthinking? seven lead changes. the raiders kept scoring touchdowns. then victory as time runs out. 31-30. the reemergence of amari cooper. he had 11 catches for a career high of 210 yards, two touchdowns. a 45-yarder, his second of the game. fantasy owners rejoycing with cooper toint. good buddy marshawn lynch, out of his mind, comes off the sidelines, pushes the official, gets ejected you can't do that. third quarter, three touchdowns. would you believe it? into the hands of albert wilson. 63 yards. 27-21 chiefs. 23 seconds left. carr three touchdowns. what a catch! but no, pylon cam shows he's down inside the 1. 8 seconds left. offensive pass interference. take it off the boards. still three seconds left. carr, crabtree, this one counts. touchdown raiders. and we are tied at 30. still needing the extra point. george had one field goal block, missed another one, missed a crucial point last week. that one's barely good. the raiders snap a four-game skid, 31-30 the final. >> 2-5 did not

about hillary clinton and the end of that investigation, then perhaps attorney general loretta lynch did. but if you talk to current and former prosecutors they are still a little uncomfortable with that decision. pedro: let's try jill come into some. >> my comment on this jeff sessions is, he is stonewalling. he has had plenty of opportunity to get this executive privilege lifted if he really wanted to do that. so he is stonewalling with president trump, and he's a racist. very racist. he's got a lot of things he's been doing behind the curtains. howi want to bring up senator franklin was so correct. meetid at first he did not with the russians at all, and then we find out later that there were three different occasions. so he needs to get his lies straight. asked: senator franken jeff sessions at his confirmation hearing what he would do if there were any ntacts between president trump and the russians, started this issue in january. jeff sessions has in fact said that franken and senator patrick leahy, democrat from vermont, that he had no contact with the russians. but it came out in the washing

marshawn lynch got ejected. what were you thinking? seven lead changes. the raiders kept scoring touchdowns. then victory as time runs out. 31-30. the reemergence of amari cooper. he had 11 catches for a career high of 210 yards, two touchdowns. a 45-yarder, his second of the game. fantasy owners rejoycing with cooper toint. good buddy marshawn lynch, out of his mind, comes off the sidelines, pushes the official, gets ejected you can't do that. third quarter, three touchdowns. would you believe it? into the hands of albert wilson. 63 yards. 27-21 chiefs. 23 seconds left. carr three touchdowns. what a catch! but no, pylon cam shows he's down inside the 1. 8 seconds left. offensive pass interference. take it off the boards. still three seconds left. carr, crabtree, this one counts. touchdown raiders. and we are tied at 30. still needing the extra point. george had one field goal block, missed another one, missed a crucial point last week. that one's barely good. the raiders snap a four-game skid, 31-30 the final. >> 2-5 did not sound good. you know, that ma

. >> reporter: so if you're at the grocery store and someone says why didn't you run lynch more, doeshat stuff happen even? >> oh, yeah. i have friends that have him on their fantasy team that are mad at me for that. >>> you think you met klay thompson last t?

. >> loretta lynch did you direct director comey to call the clinton investigation a matter. >> for republican >> the republican establishment is finally getting the joke. they are going to have to step it

you were at fidelity >> i was >> you were involved in the business actually in the peter lynch days >actly >> those days put fidelity on the map. he was great i would ask both of you if we're beyond this kind of thing happening again. that's what everybody is saying, the fed put, or plunge protection team. or have we learned enough with putting the collars on, not allowing it to go. >> it's interesting. when people said to me or i read 30 years ago, it was the crash i had forgotten that it was the day. because something happened 30 years ago to the day does not mean there's similarity to this day. not only did we not have come computers on our desk or laptops, we didn't have connection the way we saw the market was with quotetrons. >> right >> and we were gathered, people were gathered near my office >> there was no bloomberg machines >> no, there was no internet, there was no electronic trading. it was er isheerily silent. you think about the stocks crawling at the bottom, that's what it was. would have to type in, and it was not instant information. it was very slow scary. >> leadin

he's being told by lynch don't do anything because you will face reper cushions. it's not clear to me what's in it or if any of the conditions are valid. he can put a lot of meat on the bones in terms of russian activity to recruit the children tons and use their positions of power and influence to enrich people in return and give russia a stake in our uranium reserves. kennedy: are there any whistleblowers holcomb forward and give the same level of testimony? >> i don't know if there are now or not. the reason we want to talk to the confidential informant, he will probably be able to provide us with information where you can broaden the investigation and get more facts. kennedy: i appreciate your time. thanks again. coming up, the controversy over the president's phone call to a military widow. why is the u.s. military in places most of americans can't find on a map? your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory.

. >> reporter: so if you're at the grocery store and someone says why didn't you run lynch more, does even? >> oh, yeah. i have friends that have him on their fantasy team that are mad at me for that. >>> you think you met klay thompson last night? think again. >> hey, klay. nice to meet you. >> that's the klay thompson fake. he was signing autographs and doing selfies with tons of fans before the game, but it turns out this is a social media marketing stunt. even steve kerr did a double take. >> i turned around. i was like klay, you have a few extra burgers last night? what happened? that was great. i love that guy. >> oh, he was actually ripping the warriors conditioning last night. that's part of the reason they lost, a couple burgers for klay. >> ouch. >> they faked klay out on the court. we'll be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you ne good night >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. your next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 with all the news you need to start your day. >> the raiders tomorrow night on chan

the raiders game if you saw it we're all just recovering, they won it, they lost it, they won it again all of >>> good evening the raiders were at 2-4, what do we see marshawn lynch gets ejected, what are you thinking, seven lead changes, as time runs out, victory, 31-30. at the coliseum we saw amari cooper 11 catches, 202 yards, two touchdowns. 45 right there. second quarter. marshawn lynch, peters friend, comes off the side lines, to get in the scrub, pushes the official gets ejected what are you doing? fine, suspension coming. schneider almost picked up by mcgill, caught by wilson for a 63 yard touchdown. you have to knock it down something. 23 seconds he left. derek carr, that's a touchdown? no, jared cook down at the 1. eight seconds left. carr, crabtree, no, ticky tack. last play. rolling out. fires. crabtree. touchdown! no penalties. raiders tie it at 30. stealing the extra point. two missed field gold last week and it is barely good. raiders snap their four-game losing streak, 31-30. >> the hard work these coaches and these guys in this room put in, it's about resiliency. no matter if your back is against the wall, no matter how bad you get down you got t

. >> as you can see, marshawn lynch had fun at his alma mater. e not allowed to have pro football players practice with high school kids. he had free time because he is suspended in buffalo. the bills drafted him in 2007 and he had off field issues there before moving on to flourish in seattle. other raiders will need to step up. >> we love him in the building. to miss the game, it's hard and they said it's the next man up. >> that's into a step up for his teammates. that sucks how fast everything happened. i wish someone can keep him on the sideline. have to deal with it. >> the sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. drew's other favorite team, maybe they can win. supposed to be 100% chance of rain. >> raining for that game. >> for the 49ers. thanks a lot. >> that's it for tonight. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm eric thomas, see you later. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news

mottashed i'd be able to say this but it is about lynching black people if you have hierarchal society even civil liberties can be deployed to be reinforced. if you want to know the history we would know that. and that is apparent to west. are they in favor of the first amendment? of course you are. so everything else is a healthy democracy summarized your point so the city of charlottesville request everything they could this is not a matter of free speech but intimidating the public and knock down three times in court and then when they got together they gather around so anyone if there is an inkling of how anti-a democratic it has been so all i say is we should be mindful of democracy. [applause] >> day you trust young people as a whole to be self regulated? to take those steps because you cannot trust society to regulate. should they be free to make those judgments themselves?. >> that is a good a question it depends on what sort of judgments. should they keep the speakers off their campus or for their professors? it is prophetic to those professors that feel like they have to walk

answer and a question as she walked by and this is how that went amoment ago. >> attorney general lynch, did youeek permission from anyone in the white house before you took the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac? >> bill: i don't think we got an answer. the testimony is private so we'll see whether or not we get nibbles or headlines out of that from washington that from a moment ago. >> who are these young men and women? they are the best 1% this country produces and they volunteer to protect our country when there is nothing in our country, anymore, that seems to suggest that self-service to the nation is not only appropriate but required. typically the only phone calls a family receives are the most important phone calls they can imagine, from their buddies. some presidents have elected to call. all presidents, i believe, have elected to send letters. if you elect to call a family like this, it is about the most difficult thing you can imagine. >> sandra: white house chief of staff john kelly delivered a personal and emotional account of what it means to be a gold star parent or spouse a

we will show you how marshawn lynch sent a loud and clear message before he suited up for today's game. >> imagine on a flight and seeing this outside the window. that's a plane's engine falling apart. what experts think may have gone wrong. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. an cloud to be seen on the first day of october. tonight winds are going to increase, heightening the fire at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> so nfl players responded to president trump's call on standing for the national anthem this week. marshawn lynch has been staying seated since preseason. his teammates were on the bench locking arms. he made a statement today. take a look at t-shirt, writ

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