-- margo [applause] you are not margo. >> i'm not margo. i am going to break all of the rules. you will have to indulge me. we were all hoping the president would tell his story of one of his encounters with austin. he decided not to. >> i will be happy to. >> this is austin's west anderson -- wes anderson moment. >> i will be happy to. in my office, i have a few photographs. all but one of them are of my family. my wife, teresa. my son. there is one other. one other young man. austin tice. it was a gift. just a few years back. it is a photograph taken at commencement, 2002. georgetown. if you are -- if you have ever been to one of our commencements, you know we do one for each school. everyone who graduates comes across stage and shakes hands with the dean of the school and with me. in 2002, one of those young men who came across the stage went beyond the handshake and embraced me. >> picked them up. rled them around -- twi around and set him back down. >> that picture sits right beside the picture of my son in my office. what i hope for i

and radio commentator steve walz burke thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism that appeared to attack leon as much as it was going after the eighteenth tee time warner merger and i also think it's important to note from this document that was filed yesterday that they did know this has the potential to shape the media landscape for years to come and i think that they were urging caution in allowing this to move forward saying we need some really need to understand how this has the opportunity to shape streaming to shape television broadcast cable as well as mobile advertising for a long time to come well it's really important and we apprecia

him and again, margo. she got a big hug. there are so many peoples here tonight that we have a special relationship with. again, i don't want to try to name everyone. thanks to all of you. thanks to everyone for being here. as margo said, and we say frequently and interviews, videos, articles, the support of the media, for one of their own who is in a terrible situation, is incredibly important. spreading awareness. we have had a number of officials, senior officials from our government and others tell us they are impacted by the letters. the tweets, the articles. in makes them aware it is not just mom and dad and some of their powerful friends making this rallying call. they believe it is the public, the american public. we hear a lot from people around the world. when they understand it is important to a group of people, the ratchet it up to our priority list. it makes a difference. you are all key. key to expending that awareness. expending that impact, making sure every resource is applied to bring austin safely home. th

and radio commentator steve moore thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism that appeared to attack leon as much as it was going after the time warner merger and i also think it's important to note from this document that was filed yesterday that they did know this has the potential to shape the media landscape for years to come and i think that they were urging caution in allowing this to move forward saying we need to really need to understand how this has the opportunity to shape streaming to shape television broadcast cable as well as mobile advertising for a long time to come well it's really important and we appreciate you helping us

and radio commentator steve walz burke thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism that appeared to attack leon as much as it was going after the eighteenth tee time warner merger and i also think it's important to note from this document that was filed yesterday that they did know this has the potential to shape the media landscape for years to come and i think that they were urging caution in allowing this to move forward saying we need some really need to understand how this has the opportunity to shape streaming to shape television broadcast cable as well as mobile advertising for a long time to come well it's really important and we apprecia

[applause] >> now i have full responsibility which is to introduce margo. [applause] >> good evening. as everyone surely knows, syria is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists. in the past six years approximately 192 professional journalists, citizen journalists and media workers have been killed. the country ranks 177th out of a hundred and 80 countries and reporters without borders world press freedom index, just three places from last place they are victims of violence by all parties, the syrian military and its allies, various groups. the kurdish forces a more recently in early 2018. frequent intimidation, arrest, objections and murders constitute a horrendous environment for the media. reporters without borders have been working calling for investigations into murders and advocating for those in detention like austin to be brought safely home. course, we cannot do this alone. i would like to thank the national press club for so graciously hosting the reception and extending honorary membership to austin and his parents to the

president trump: great job, margo. you brought it up to me the other day. our country, since the election, we are of $10 trillion in worth. unfortunately, china over the aboutour months is down $15 trillion. we can't allow the things that are happening to happen, and we can't allow common trade to stay the way it was. $570 billion in deficits each -- $517 billion in deficits each year. we are rising rapidly. it is the first time the united states is the hot country. we used to be a hot country many years ago, but now we are the hot country again. everybody wants to be here. companies are moving in, and we want some of these companies to move and also. we are going to be protected so that there will not be theft of high-grade technology. thank you, marco. john? we are finally taking a big step to address the national security threat imposed by china, which has grown dramatically, as others have said. i believe china represents the foremost national security and economic challenge to our country of any other country in the world -- president trump: not russia

other people margo bungalows on the local. little. leg. so. welcome to sofia killing sophie shevardnadze dollar trial has locked horns with his own intelligence and law enforcement how damaging can the rift between the white house and the american intelligence get why. i asked him a decade ca veteran groff larsen. points to the american spy agencies and in a public scandalous political struggle with the investigation of president trump putting the spotlight but his national. agency. professionals at the cia and f.b.i. escape the polarization of politics. public and will therefore radically change the situation in the country. we're all from out larson former cia veteran who served as moscow section chief among other politicians welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. now wolf the american intelligence community has been accused of being politicized many times in a bush sheriffs' the politicians use it to justify iraq now the agencies are again the world in a political scandal i know you pride yourself on your colleagues for

to thank nina and her staff for making this building happen and all the other staff and grace and margo for helping the tenants rent up. by the way, there is a 50-unit building and even though today is our grand opening, we have 48 residents living here. that will be fully rented out next week. [applause] and i just want to also a special shout-out to nina because many people tried to make this happen. i wanted to rename is building the nina lee but she gets mad when i say that. [laughter] and i wanded to see her make that face. of course, ours nonprofit partners, dish and e.c.s. for operating the building. [applause] and most of all, our new residents. the new members of our community who are living in this building, who will be part of this community and part of this neighborhood and will help make both the building and the neighborhood a better place to live. thank you all to the residents who are here today. let's hear it for the residents again. [applause] ok. and without further ado, it is my great honor to introduce mayor london breed. thank you. >> wow. 50 new, affordable housin

margo. you know we're going to be to some bargain we've. been out here. i mean are you do you. think you might isn't. going. to do is keep putting. just she's going to look into two hundred years ago. my brother he was he when he was about to stab the knife into my back it was about the came to me about it instead of i thought. mom some money give me a bucket. as he quit out of us are going to make it be ok. homophobia was a little both they and their. friends. like you know where you're going to. rule. the real. margin for me. are the number one who's the martyr you have to be the john jermyn mission you have to be with you you mean you have. your love. because it isn't so easy to. be. simply all are simple with the little that i. eat was the oldest of the family. having just. these little kids i don't want to believe it eats at least one of those yet. but that a lot of it ain't about time i skip but i'm about the same as art but i was up the money into the magazine about agony. last night i asked for the we need i mean the one to go. in do anything you want something that isn

margo. you know we're going to be to the bar you tom referred to now do you. i mean are you do you wish we were. going to do. is it because you might as i think. you're going. to. be doing just she's going to be in two hundred years ago blue. my brother he was he when he was i want to stab the knife into my back it was able to give me about it instead of i thought. mom some money give me a bucket. as. us are going to make it be ok. so my whole year old. friends. like you know where you're going to. rule. isn't the real. you. know margin for me or the number one who's the martyr you have to be john jermyn mission you have to be with you you mean you have. your love. because it isn't so easy to. be. it's simply all they're simple with what does the new bit look that i can. eat well that will dispose of them. i'm going to. be a little kid and want to. eat it's early yet. but that a lot of it ain't about time i ski but i'm going out to see him as art when i was up the money into the magazine about agony. lost in the last hour we need i mean no one doesn't. need to

. >> reporter: debris heading downstream jammed up this creek sending flood waters rushing into margoolins home, part of her foundation is now gone. have you stopped at all the things like what could have happened? >> no, not until i started talking about, realizing if these doors had not stayed, then i would have been dead. >> reporter: stranded, collins bod to be rescued friday morning along with her neighbors jillane and brian bosscher. >> it was terrifying. coming out, you underestimate the power of water. to come out in waist-deep in-- and you're hanging on to this rope for dear life, and your feet are still coming out for etderneath you. so, it was very scary. >> reporter: torrential rain has oden relentless for nearly five days, dousing the big island with more than 51 inches. downpours flooded out entire neighborhoods. and created dangerous road hazards. so far, 39 people have been rescued. as the storm moves out, homeowners are slowly moving back in, determined to rebuild no matter the loss. >> i am so fortunate that in hawaii, if you don't have family here, you make a family

for the good people margo films and all those on the road from our. lovely little camera that i didn't. see that i'm. from sanctions to syria russia's security chief meets his american counterpart for talks in geneva but one topic interested journalists more than others. whether you would ever concerns that iran's president is a security risk of course not i mean that's a silly question. also this hour the us democratic party crisis fall over another suspected hack and the answer turns out to have been much closer to home. and facebook bans hundreds of pages groups and counseling to iran and russia for alleged political meddling. a very warm welcome to the program to you from.

. >>> authorities now say actress margo kiter decide from a deliberate overdose of drugs and alcohol. she starred in superman. she died in her home in montana in may. she was 69 years old. the clark county coroner said her death was ruled a suicide. in a statement the coroner said kiter's family said shows -- kitter's family said those experiencing suicidal thoughts, to please get help. >>> a big cat scare in a bay area neighborhood. >> i'm just so surprised a mountain lion showing up. >> up next tonight more on the sighting that has neighbors more alert. >> also pitcher new at the coliseum tonight, the a's new pitcher faced off against one of the top arms in baseball. mark will have the highlights coming up. >> caught in the act, the search for vandals seen tagging a fleet of delivery trucks. >>> a fleet of box trucks was vandalized in fairfield. this morning when staff at thompson cabinetry arrived at work, they were shocked to find trucks tagged in graffiti. a man was seen on surveillance video tagging the trucks around 3:15 this morning. officers believe this was an isolated incid

and the one hundred year of the 19 amendment that give woman the right to vote joining me on stage a margo the ceo of ma tell. >> (clapping.) >> 74 percent have been girls in middle school express interest in office only girls are expressing an interest in computer science 50 percent less graduating are for girls than thirty years ago i've spent 8 years of the treasurer of the united states to have a portrait on the photo in our public engagement process there were one hundred of women overlooked in the history of our country many tops will be discussed and empowerment 2020 conference everything there empowering young women and girls to be the future leader to encourage women to get into stem education and getting into nasa and google and making sure that they are part of tech economy. >> the second part of empowerment 2020 is women money and power to put women in so and so positions for the corporate fleet and elected office the third part of empowerment 2020 are the conferences their action oriented women have flatlined at 20 percent on that percentage one and 20 percent women a in congr

to present to the winners of the democracy award for life in congress please welcome to the stage margo, sheet chief extraordinary [inaudible] [applause] >> thank you, brad. it's a great honor for me to be here today. on behalf of the society for human resources management, also known as [inaudible]. sherman is the world's largest hr professional society representing more than 285,000 members and more than 165 countries. for 70 years sean has served the needs as hr profession with resources, advocacy and education while elevating the profession globally. we impact the lives of over 100 million people in the american workforce today. this is an especially timely moment for the hr professional and for sherm in the congressional management foundation partnership. since 2011 we have collaborated on the life and congress project to identify hr challenges in congress and find ways to make the hill a better place for members and for staff to work. congress, just like every other workplace, is where the most crystal social economic issues over time play out every day. these issues are changing

. >>> the death of super man actress margo kidder has been ruled a suicide.oared to stardom back in the '70s because of her role in superman. she talked about mental health at a time when very few people did. >> a strong earthquake struck the indonesian island of lombok this morning. the powerful aftershocks sent residents out on to the street. the quake's epicenter was on land so there was no risk of a from sunday's quake jumped dramatically. it's now at more than 300 people. more than 150,000 people have been left homeless. relief efforts are now being hampered because of landslides blocking key roadways. >> we all could use a morning boost. all right. here we go. sometimes some of the most enjoyable weddings are the ones you show up to uninvited. ♪ >> commuters on this subway, they stumbled upon a wedding party. the love birds saying they danced from songs as the riders cheered them on. katie honen was there. she caught the moment. ladies and gentlemen, this is what we call wedding crashers at its finest. >> that's cute. >> cute moment. >> i love it. comin

let's get further into this story now with margo parker who is a european parliament member from the u.k. independence party welcome to the program and just leaving aside greece for a moment more go in europe itself it's coming high cost to them hasn't it to even get to the stage what lessons have been learned. well i wish i could say i think they've learned lessons i don't think they have because they may well say the bailouts are finished however you yourself said earlier that it will be i think it's twenty six states before they will be free of these dreadful burdens of debt and the other shocking issue for me and i'm sure for many many greek people will be the young people were driven from greece to see jobs now they still have forty three percent youth high unemployment and that's not acceptable so what costs us is seriously worked for greece i don't believe it or i think a lot of people that i speak to particularly greet colleagues in the parliament then not at all happy but you know their government capitulated and took the medicine from the european union that's what they did