michael malice, you spent a good deal of time in north korea. what do you make this story. >> we like to laugh by the but realize the person who aloud this to be exposed to the world was probably sent to the concentration cam. number two, this is a good thing that they have 28 websites. no one in the country has electricity. but the fact they are realizing they have to even gang with the rest of the world. it's one thing to be like we don't know what's going on. but once you realize they have food in china and clothes in south korea. why are we living like this. hopefully, core re-a will fall. kennedy: they had one website called "friend." >> that's not a joke. kennedy: that's not a joke. >> when i went to cuba in 1998, the thing that struck was the complete stranglehold on information. human beings starve when they don't have information. especially in the port city of havana. it's so unnatural it's heartbreaking and unnatural. it's a nightmare. kennedy: gillian would you go to north korea with michael? >> i would like to go, if you have a way

in whose heart wisdom and charity left no room for malice.he one destined to heal the wounds of the nation. thank you very much. [applause] >> on february 12, 1909, the centennial of the birth of abraham lincoln, our next speaker came to the community of ille for the laying of the cornerstone of the lincoln memorial hall as it was first known. states civilted service commission or, president of the police commission of new york city, assistant secretary to the united days navy, colonel of the first united states volunteer cavalry, governor of new york, vice president of the united states and president of the united states all by the age of 42. please give a warm welcome to the 26th president of the united states, theodore roosevelt. [applause] >> i was here on fedora 12 and i will tell you it was cooler that day. i'm going to give this speech and it is powerful and important as it was back then. play -- pay close attention. we have met here to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of one of the two greatest americans. or three greatest

and malic for "mr. robot" for leading actor. and jeffrey tamber won outstanding lead actor "transparent." and julia louie dreyfuss had a special dedication. >> i'd like to dedicate this to my father, william louis dreyfuss who passed away on friday. and i'm so glad that he liked me because his opinion was the one that really mattered. thank you. >> so touching. see how she was shaking? she's been absolute a-list star how she's been carrying herself with that and also to see sarah pallson bring the real marcia clark. >> and we're sorry for the public and everything they said all those years. >>> and lesley jones addressed the cyber bullying she's been facing over the summer. >> since you good at keeping things safe, i got a job for put that in the vault, please. >> jimmy kimmel took a timeout for celebrity food break as well. >> my mother made 7,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. is anyone hungry right now? okay. if you're allergic to peanuts, well, i guess this is goodbye, because we can only afford one epiy pen. thanks her

. >>> and malic for "mr. robot." and on the right, you see julia louie dreyfuss. her fifth "veep." and she had a spells dedication. >> i'd like to dedicate this to my father, willy louie driefing who passed away on friday and i'm so glad that he liked me because his opinion was the one that really mattered. thank you. >> you see how she was shaking? >> really emotional. a.-list star how she's been carrying herself. and it was nice to see her bring the real marcia clark. >> and sorry for what the media did to you all those years. >> and the moments the internet went crazy for, like when lesley jones addressed the cyber bullying. >> since you're good at keeping things safe, i got a job for you. put that in the vault, please. >> jimmy kimmel took a timeout for celebrity foot break as well. >> my mother made 7,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. is anyone hungry right now? if you're allergic to peanuts, then i guess this is good bye, because we can only afford one best impressions when accepting the emmy for best supporting actress. >> thank you ellen degeneres, thank you hillary c

this was a trap and this was done with malice and premeditated. this was part of a plan going after election. this election was decided by white women and suburbs of milwaukee and suburbs of cleveland. she aimed that as a laser beam and he just walked into it and he does not understand that she's running a different campaign. she's coming to the culture and some of these issues are going to be they're not traditional politics and they transcend a lot of the political stuff that i think guys like us, think that the presidential campaign is normally about. >> maria, your group signed up give or take a quarter million new voters, give me the 30 seconds version of what your advise be? >> he has to give some hope. if there is some irony here right now that, brian, the muslim families and latino americans, will be the one that'll seal his faith. when ere talking about cultural issues. donald trump went down the road of calling mexican-americans rapists and when he's basically doubling down on birtherism, he's the one that brought it on himself. you cann

the lawsuit claims they acted with malice and called the conduct extreme and outrageous. there are no dollar amounts listed in the lawsuit but he is asking for damages, medical expenses, loss of earnings and his court costs. the county attorney held his named as the defendant in this lawsuit. >> there is not much more i can say other than i am aware of it. and we will handle it as we go forward. >> reporter: leslie merritt jr.'s defense team is holding a news conference at 1:15 p.m. we will keep you posted on what happens. cbs 5 news. >>> phoenix police still need your help catching the gunman in a the suspect they are looking for is linked to 9 shootings and 7 people have been killed. the suspect could be driving several different vehicles. one is a black 2000bmw. there is a $75,000 reward for a lead to an arrest in the case. if you know anything call silent witness. >>> a family whose home caught after strangers came to their rescue. most of the damage was in one room and there was mining smoke damage to the apartment next door. an older woman lived in the apartment wit

. >> as to count one, we the jury find the defendant guilty of malice murder. >> though not a sound camee leili's family, their expression said it all. before passing sentence, the judge gave matt leili one last chance to have his say. mr. l >> mr. leili, is there anything you want to say? >> i didn't do it and i'll be filing an appeal. >> the judge asked matt leili to rise and receive his recommendation. >> i am going to follow the state's recommendation and have you sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. >> it was a bittersweet ending for nique's family. they'll likely never see matt leili again but as nique leili's youngest girls left the courthouse to go back north with their grandfather it seemed just as likely that they would never see them again, either. >> they were my girls. i still love them this day. i taught them how to read, got them ready for school in the mornings. >> you'd like to have a relationship with them? >> i would love to have a relationship with them again. i don't know that that day will ever come but i went them to know my door is always open. but

. >> let it be known that those involved who did this had malice in their hearts with full intent to do harm, harm and if it happen to my father, i believe it could've been someone else on the receiving end of that bullet last week. kathy: more than 520 people have been killed in chicago this year alone. the deadliest year in two decades. joyce: rain is heading our way right now and it could impact the morning commute. mark, where are those storms right now? mark: we have some heavier rain if it holds moving 30 miles per hour, it would arrive in sheboygan around 4:30 p.m. i am expecting some rain between five clock a.m. and 7:00 a.m. be ready for that. 63. midday, sun breakthrough, continuing for the afternoon. we could get round two in the evening. the rain tomorrow. joyce: we will. thank you. a medical warning tonight. doctors tell us hand, foot and mouthmouth disease is hitting kn our area pretty hard. we know there have been alerts from schools and daycares in germantown, whitefish bay and wauwatosa. wisn 12 news' melinda davenport shows us ways you can prevent your children from

malic -- lice. dr. mallika marshall looks at why they are getting harder to get rid of that's at 5. >>> this might be the last thing workers expected at a water treatment plant. >> a deer fell into a 25 foot employees summoned the police and firefighters and they got to work. they grabbed the deer placed a tarp over it and hosted it out of the -- hoisted it out of the hole. it was let go after it reached higher ground and wasted no time sprinting off the apparently okay. >> and she is just-- there she goes. >> see you later. >> thank you. >> thanks for the lift. >> the deer is fine. happy. >> running and we want to know what the forecast is. >> it's looking pretty good a day looks like a washout. so a few showers tomorrow greatest risk is north and west of town. sunday there's going to be a thin band that comes through from west to east and that's a cold front at that clears us out for the start of next week and it will be humid through sunday afternoon and less humid air comes in. a little feel of fall

." >> no choice but to sue because they had other options and actions were done in a malice way and centered around personal i believe i don't have the protections of a whistleblower. >> he led the schools for three years and has begun local action now. hayward had four superintendents since 2010. >> this man, former uc berkeley lw school seen chow dry is suing his former bosses after being suspended of hard ration his executive assistant. the constitute accused the university of racial discrimination. the campus spokesman said uc berkeley will now "vigorous and success. defense." all the family of a man bludgeoned to death in san francisco is filing a lawsuit against the gym operator. a man hit him in the head with a weightlifting bar in expect 2014 and blames steroids for the family. the company did not do enough to protect the jim members. all the miley anticipated iphone 7 is on sale today. >> fans have been lined up all night but some customers already have theirs. >> apple hopes to see the long lines we have seen before, here in the united states. look at the palo alto store where ther

david: you draw a distinction here between bonuses and malice is.site ofce a bonus, it says if you do something wrong or big -- bring reputational harm your rewards are free for the taking and that is different than the huge swathes of the stock they are to have. matt: have we seen any cases of famous clawbacks? since the financial disaster of 2007-2008, 2009 have we seen anyone lose tens of millions of dollars to clawbacks? caleb: the big one was jpmorgan of thewells, two employees immediately handed over their pay, there was one they had to go to court with to clawback his pay. they settled three months later and the figure for him was undisclosed. the total figure for the three equaled about two years pay for the three of them. david: so the london wales is the only big one they -- we have heard of so far. what makes the board hesitate about doing this? the legal fees will take up a lot of time and money? caleb: there is that and there is the issue that why don't they do this malice policy and that is the big question and that is certainly availa

there would have to be some malice involved. they are saying it's opened. anything that offends or bothers someone. you better make sure, you better ok io it. john: like the name trump chalked on a sidewalk? >> students responded with trump 2016 and asked the administration to shield them from this act of literal violence. john: it was just the word trump. >> it's the most nakedly political thing you can say, the name of one of the major candidates and the year you want them elected. it's protected speech. john: sometimes student activists say i must be heard before anyone else is allowed to speech. at berkeley the drummer from the band metallica was trying to speak when students said our demands mist be heard first and rushed the stage. they stopped that event. what was that event about? >> they were trying to have an event to discuss entrepreneurship and these students didn't want anyone to come to the college to speak until their token issue was met. john: you refer to micro-aggression. melting pot, that phrase is considers a micro-aggression. it presume

i think there wasn't a bit of malice in his actions. i think he had a very strong relationship with robert davis. >> but this was interesting. chief sellers did not support snead's interrogation. not at all. >> i will say this. i believe the confession is an unreliable confession. >> what's more -- the chief updated police methods when he took over to help prevent the kind of interrogation that ended up in robert's confession. >> i keep telling your mom i'm going to save you from the ultimate. >> what are things to not be done? >> using terms like the ultimate punishment. length of the interview. those kinds of things would be clearly not done today. >> cold comfort for robert davis who by 2014 had been in prison going on 11 years. a decade plus ago, unless -- there was a new governor. terry mcauliffe in office now so rosenfield renewed his appeal for clemency but well aware a tiny percentage of such petitions are ever granted and as month after month went by, it wasn't clear what if anything was happening. >> what's disturbing about th

there wasn't a bit of malice in his actions.nk he had a very strong relationship with robert davis. >> but this was interesting. chief sellers did not support snead's interrogation. not at all. >> i will say this. i believe that the confession is an unreliable confession. >> what's more, the chief updated police methods when he took over, to help prevent the kind of interrogation that ended up in robert's confession. >> as you look at it, one thing that would not be done? >> using terms like "the ultimate punishment," length of the interview. >> i know what took place. >> those kinds of things would keerly not be done today. >> cold comfort for robert davis who, by 2014, had been in prison going on 11 years. a decade plus to go. unless -- there was a new governor, terry mcauliffe, in office now. rosenfield renewed his appeal for clemency. >> so, he was well aware that a tiny percent of said petitions are ever granted and month after month went by, it wasn't clear what, if anything, was happening. >> what's disturbing about the c

. >> as to count one, the we the jury find the defendant guilty of malice murder. >> though not a sound came from nikki's families, their expressions said it all. >> thank you, sir. >> before passing sentence, the judge gave matt leili one last chance to have his say. >> mr. leili, is there anything you want to say? >> i didn't do it, and i'll be filing an appeal. >> with that, the judge asked matt leili to rise and receive his sentence. >> i am going to follow the state's recommendation as to count one and have you sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. >> it was a bitter sweeteneding for nikki's family. they will likely never see matt leili again but as nikkinikki's youngest girls left to go back north, it seemed just as likely they would never see them again either. >> they were my girls. i still love them to it this day. taught them how to read. got them ready for school. >> would you like to have a relationship with them? >> i would like to have a relationship again. i don't know if that day will ever come. my door is always open but i don't know if that day i will wi

any type of public officials as roger ailes would make the lawsuit, he has to show there was actual maliceis was false and published it any way or you recklessly disraregarded it was false. the settlement seems to say he did specifically the things he alleged he mass done. from a practical perspective, a settlement moves past the fact. usually, when you have a defamation lawsuit, you are putting a line in the sand. you are saying, i didn't do this. i am so confident you can't establish this, i am suing you for being wrong. >> i have to leave it there, guys. thank you, joey, brian and kelly. >>> presidential candidate, hillary clinton, is going to be speaking live in tampa, florida, not too long from now. she has said that today, republican p contender, donald trump's career is full of scams and fraud. make sure you stay with cnn for full coverage of today's top big political stories. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of th

. >> reporter: was it an act of malice or incompetence? one skeptic noticed that they expressed a political bias in work e-mails. >> i don't know if you read lois lerner's e-mails or not, but there's a palpable hostility that comes through in her work e-mails. >> reporter: another skeptic honed in after they placed a do not destroy order. >> one month after your top counselor learns miss learner's hard drive crashed, the secondary source -- the backup tapes are destroyed. we're supposed to believe that just is a coincidence? >> reporter: democrats took no part in the interrogation. one used the opportunity to take a dig at donald trump's son and his controversial skittles tweet. >> people on this side of the aisle, we like that. every now and then -- sorry. i will get a bad skittle. but i don't ban them all. >> reporter: regardless what they decide next, one tea party conservative is still threatening to unilaterally introduce an impeachment resolution in the full house. >> it would be an unfortunate precedent to set. >> reporter: the targ

. >> no close but do sue because they had other options and actions were done in a very malice way and centered around personal vendettas. i live and they believe, as at will employee i do not have the protections of aively blower. hayward has had four superintendents since to 10. >> this man, former uc berkeley law school dean chowdrey is sue his former bosses, resign as dean in the spring and was accused of sexually harassing the assistant accusing the university of available discrimination. a spokesman said that uc berkeley will mount a "vigorous and successful defense." >> happen today, the family of a man bludgeoned do death in south san francisco gym is filing a lawsuit against the gym operator. he was working out at the jim when another man hit him in the head with a weightlifting bar in 2014. steroids are blamed for the crime but bally's did not do enough to protect the gym members. >> what would do which? police are looking for the person would shot this young german shepherd causing a leg to be amputated. nine-month-old bullet is resilient and making a remarkable recovery aft

a malicous hacker would be able to target and attack every one so give us an idea, without being too specific, of the types of people that would be in a congressman's phone. >> representative lieu: there are other members of congress, other elected officials. last year, the president of the united states called me on my cell phone. and we discussed some issues. so if the hackers were listening in, they would know that phone conversation. and that's immensely troubling. >> alfonsi: nohl told us the ss7 flaw is a significant risk, mostly to political leaders and business executives whose of high value to hackers. the ability to intercept cell phone calls through the ss7 network is an open secret among the world's intelligence agencies, including ours, and they don't necessarily want that hole plugged. if you end up hearing from the intelligence agencies that this flaw is extremely valuable to them and to the information that they're able to get from it, what would you say to that? and saying that should be fired. >> alfonsi: should be fired? >> representative lieu: absolutely. >> alfon

as he called upon our ancestors and all of us to this day to move forward with malice toward none, with charity for all. he set a tone which was not divisive and vengeful, but rather peaceful and visionary. there is no doubt that lincoln's three most famous addresses are among his greatest, and in the end the debate about which is the greatest is more subjective than objective. what makes the gettysburg address more cited? it is a 272 word masterpiece, in which he set our nation on a course for a new birth of freedom, one we are still working to perfect today. back in 2012, we at the abraham lincoln presidential library and museum and our foundation were looking for a way to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the gettysburg address. we wanted to do something special. naturally, our first thought was put the document on display. that usually is enough. but we wanted to take it a step beyond. there are only five copies of the gettysburg address in lincoln's own hand. two of the copies are at the library of congress, those are the two drafts he wrote prior to giving the address. another

no choice but to sue because they had other openings and actions and were done in a malice way and centered around personal vendettas. i believe and they believe, why have the protection of a whistleblower. >> dobbs led the hayward schools for three years and has begun legal action. hayward has had four superintendents since 2010. >> this man former uc berkeley law school dean chowdrey is sighing official bosses and regents, resigning as dean last spring after being suspended, accused sexually harass his uc berkeley will have a vigorous defense. ought family of a man bludgeoned to death in a gym is filing a lawsuit against the operator. he was working out at bally total fitness and another hit him in the head with a weightlifting bar. the attacker blamed steroids for the crime and the family said protect members. >> the only commute is a mess because of a fiery crash, violent crash and nasty crash that should down the entire highway 225 in houston area. a pickup driver was speeding the wrong way down the highway, slammed into a woman in another car and she died at the scene. a witness saw t

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to win, trump had to prove that o'brien acted with malice.ng judge denied trump's claim and ultimately dismissed the lawsuit. >> we deposed donald for two days and that deposition is one of the great rosetta stones of understanding the real donald trump. because during the course of that deposition, he really couldn't give a practical and reliable assessment about how he determines his net worth. >> in 2011, donald trump also began throwing around the accusation that president obama was not a u.s. citizen, that no one even knew him growing up. >> you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country. he may not have been born in this country. >> i just thought, come on! you know, by now we've all seen the birth certificate. when everybody else had given it up, he was still hanging in there on it. >> at the white house correspondents' dinner in 2011, president obama struck back with humor. >> donald trump is here tonight. no one is happier, no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and t

. >> reporter: was it an act of malice or incompetence?keptic noticed that they expressed a political bias in work e-mails. >> i don't know if you read lois lerner's e-mails or not, but there's a palpable hostility that comes through in her work e-mails. >> reporter: another skeptic honed in after they placed a do not destroy order. >> one month after your top counselor learns miss learner's hard drive crashed, the secondary source -- the backup tapes are destroyed. we're supposed to believe that just is a coincidence? >> reporter: democrats took no part in the interrogation. one used the opportunity to take a dig at donald trump's son and his controversial skittles tweet. >> people on this side of the aisle, we like that. every now and then -- sorry. i will get a bad skittle. but i don't ban them all. >> reporter: regardless what they decide next, one tea party conservative is still threatening to unilaterally introduce an impeachment resolution in the full house. >> it would be an unfortunate precedent to set. >> reporter: the targeting