but the air marshal association president is wary, releasing this statement to "the globe." "the air marshal association believes that missions based on recognized intelligence, or in support of ongoing federal investigations, is the proper criteria for flight scheduling. currently the quiet skies program does not meet the criteria we find acceptable." tonight, tsa tells abc news they follow individuals who may have suspicious, erratic travel patterns. and that this is not a surveillance program. however, sources within the agency tell me air marshals are following passengers not only in flight, but when they land. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," a police officer plowing right into a cyclist. what the officer admits he was doing behind the wheel. >>> a type of divorce court you have to see to believe. a husband taking on the man he says stole his wife, suing him, and getting millions in damages. turning a broken heart into a payday. >>> and the family out an a lake when this rattlesnake heads right for their boat. what they did when the

the air marshal association president released this statement to the globe, saying the air marshal association believes that missions based on recognized intelligence or in support of ongoing federal investigations is the proper criteria for flight scheduling. the quiet skies program does not meet the criteria we find acceptable. reporting live here in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, san francisco's northern waterfront could soon get a major make-over. it will make it easier to get around. >> this is one of the more bizarre police chases you will probably ever see. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a colorful sunrise developing right now. if you're locked into the clouds i'll keep posting pictures on sonoma. temperatures pretty close to average today you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. this is long distance with t

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to clear the air marshals association believes that missions based on recognized intelligence or in support of ongoing federal investigations is the proper criteria for flight scheduling currently the quiet skies program does not meet the criteria we find acceptable so the t.s.a. is sort of the new kids on the block as far as this goes because they haven't been around as long as like the air marshals and that but every other agency in the inflight is saying no this doesn't work i don't know why you're doing. income inequality in the united states continues to surge a study published by the economic policy institute found that income inequality cross america grew fastest between two thousand and nine and twenty fifteen the latest year with recorded data by the i.r.s. sarah montas to oka has more. the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer at least that's the case across america today the economic policy institute found that rising inequality is not just a problem major cities but a trend that has been rising for decades across all fifty states america hasn't seen this level

to clear the air marshals association believes that missions based on recognized intelligence or in support of ongoing federal investigations is the proper criteria for flight scheduling currently the quiet skies program does not meet the criteria we find acceptable so the t.s.a. is sort of the new kids on the block as far as this goes because they haven't been around as long as like the air marshals and that but every other agency in the inflight is saying no this doesn't work i don't know why you're doing. income inequality in the united states continues to surge a study published by the economic policy institute found that income inequality cross america grew fastest between two thousand and nine and twenty fifteen the latest year with recorded data by the i.r.s. sarah monta oka has more. the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting for at least that's the case across america today the economic policy institute found that rising inequality is not just a problem major cities but a trend that has been rising for decades across all fifty states america hasn't seen this level of inco

the air marshal association president is wary, releasing this statement to "the globe." -- the air marshamas that missions based on recognized intelligence or in support of ongoing federal investigations is the proper criteria for flight scheduling. currently, the quiet skies program does not meet the criteria we find responsible. the tsa says it follows individuals who may have suspicious, erratic travel patterns. and deny that this is a surveillance program. the agency points out it does not take race or religion into account. >>> a jilted husband in north carolina has been awarded millions of dollars thanks to an obscure law in that state. video shows keith king trying to communicate with his wife, who was vn an affair with francisco huizar. he's the man seen restraining king. and then king filed a civil complaint against huizar under north carolina's so called "alienation of affection" law. it's designed to protect those whose happy marriage may be destroyed by a defendant's actions. a judge ordered huizar to pay king nearly $9 million. >> i felt like we were a perfect pair. we were a t

that is the air marshal associated -- association. they are opposed to this. en we are walking through the airport, 35 to 50 people are soon being tracked by air marshals and followed on planes? what happens if the plane is booked? do they not people out -- today -- do they knock people out of their seats? bump people from flights every day to sit near the person they are targeting, in this case, someone who has no reason to be followed. it is remarkable. assigned to who are carry out these tasks have been so concerned, i have talked to more than a dozen and they believe they are diverting attention from actual threats by people who have a history of something that could lead to something dangerous and they are worried theyey a are being orded to carry out a program that may not be legal. >> there has been a bipartisan criticism in congress about this program and questions are being raised, where tsa is going to have to defend the program. can you talk about congressional reaction? >> it is surprising anything could be like this now. tsa has come under a lot of

the president of the air marshal association telling the "boston globe" the air marshal associationsmissions based on recognized intelligence or in support of ongoing federal investigations is the proper criteria for flight scheduling. currently the quiet skies program doesn't meet the criteria we find acceptable. a strong statement there. at least one air marshal has filed a complaint with the department of homeland security inspector general's office about this program. >> sandra: wow, laura. thank you. >> bill: moments from now brett kavanaugh is on the hill set to hold his first meeting with a democratic senator today. we'll ask alan dershowitz why this meeting will be so important coming up moments away. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or, badda book. bad

the president released this statement to the globe saying the air marshal association believes missions based on recognized intelligence are in support of ongoing federal investigations is the proper criteria for flight scheduleding. the program does not meet the criteria we find acceptable. live here in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. >>> and there appears to be a problem with california's high-speed rail train. it's having trouble maintaining a high speed. >> that would be an issue. >> yes. >> this is one of the more probably see. chases you'll - >> do not drink and click. >> do not drink and click. we're breaking down what alcohol by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> outsize our neighborhoods you're going to find extreme temperatures, hotter and poor air quality. look at our colors here. sensitive groups in fresno, up towards sacramento. yellow and green, we're fi

with me is the author, timothy tyson, research scholar at duke university and gloria brown marshall, associateu believe the new evidence is, in fact, from your book? and tell us about the interview. >> the most important thing to remember about emmett till case is not the crucifixion of a small black child in mississippi in 1955, but the resurrection that his mother and her allies in chicago were able to ring from this, this ongoing movement that they so transformed with their energy and courage and brilliance. and, you know, the virtue or lack thereof of caroline bryant seems a matter -- minor matter to a historian, but i understand people's interest in it. >> can you fill us in on the details, the circumstances of what led up to you getting this information, this new information? >> i got a call from a nice woman in raleigh, who said she liked my previous book and had given it to her mother-in-law and they'd like to have a coffee with me, and said you might know my mother-in-law, she's caroline bryant. i know she hadn't given an interview since 1955, no scholar, no journalist had been able t

ed mcmullin, former chief policy director of the house republican conference and gloria brown marshal associate professor at john j. college of justice and author of "the voting rights war." let's start with this admission we heard from guiliani here. i'm going to go with you. give me a reaction to what he just had to say. >> yeah, well, i think guiliani is -- he's in a terrible position, as is his client. president trump. >> they don't see it that way, though. >> well, i think they do. i think they have decided they're going to fight this battle. it's a political battle. and they understand that eventually this will come down to impeachment. so they're fighting this war in this battle in a political way, not a legal way, as much. i think in the end, this is going to come back to bite them. because right now there is an absence of information from the special counsel. we don't know what they know or not. that's the way it should be. we get drips and drabs of information in the press. but we really don't -- we don't know what the special counsel knows. so in that information void, guiliani and t

association. it's my understanding that dr. marshall or joe marshall receives funding from the police officers' association, which may explain some of his positions in support of tasers, not speaking out against proposition h, and a number of other things that the police officers association has done, which has essentially prevented effective law enforcement reform here in san francisco. i'm here to speak out against joe marshall and the police commission. it's time for the police commission to be more active in ushering in really 21st century procedures and policies. and his record here is not consistent with that. so i would strongly urge not to support his reappointment. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any other members wish to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment's closed. any additional comments from colleagues. supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: dr. marshall? >> supervisor safai: dr. marshall, please come back. thank you. >> supervisor yee: i heard something from the last speaker and i want to give you an o

marshal interpretation? >> the architect association? how did they know. >> well, they'd request an interpretation from the san bruno building official or whoever he was directly to the state fire marshal, and then, those interpretations are published on their website, and of course, the fire department here complies with what the state fire marshal has his interpretation of what is meant by the code. >> weif i'm in planning right now, and i've got a roof deck, and it is he aa low-rise, and i got it approved two weeks ago, and i spent the last two years getting that approved, i don't have that now. >> two years spent going to the planning department two years ago, if you had a planning permit two years ago, you're still in good shape. >> if i'm in planning right now, i'm notifying everybody. >> if you got it after april 4, and you went to the building department for a permit, is that point, there's an issue. >> just as a procedure, is this a problem? nobody's known about this other than a project sponsor -- one project sponsor called me a

marshall observed, these new associates had been working for a year on the plans of organizing for an army of several million men. questions of ocean tonnage, ports of debarkation, construction of docks, these filled our minds every day. the problem of securing french 75s and british heavy artillery, the manufacture of tanks and our complicated relations with the french and english were ordinary topics of conversation and discussion. marshall transitcontrasted this his service in the first division where he had struggled with feeding, clothing, training, and marching the men. their health and morale a daily issue, their dead and wounded a daily tragedy. he continued, huge projects for the future made no appeal to us. we wanted trained replacements to fill the ranks, more ammunition and horses. marshall's first assignment was to gather as much information as he could and begin to develop a plan to reduce it. by august 6th he had completed a preliminary study that called for the participation of four american divisions and three additional divisions in reserve. planning for the operatio

marshall observed these new associates have been working for a year on the plans of organizing for an army of several million men. questions of debarkation. newly arrived in france, problem of securing french 75s and british heavy artillery. the manufacturer of tanks and complicated relations with the french and english were ordinary topics. marshall contrasted this with his service with the first division where he had struggled with the proposition of clefeed, clothing the men. he continued, our minds have been unconcerned with boats and ports and warehouses. huge projects for the future made no appeal to us. we want to train replacements to fill the thinning ranks, more ammunition and horses. marshall's first assignment was to gather as much information as he could and begin to develop a plan to reduce it. by august 6th, he completed a preliminary study that called for the participation of four american divisions and three additional divisions in reserve. planning for the operation provided marshall with another glimpse into the challenges of alliance war fare. as the situations cha

marshall observed, these new associates had been working for a year on the plans of organizing for an army of several million men. questions of ocean tonnage, parts of debarkation, construction of docks, these filled their minds every day. the methods of training divisions in france, the problem of securing british heavy artillery. the manufacture of tanksed on your complicated with relations with the french and english were ordinary topics of discussion. marshall contrasted this with his service with the first division where he had struggled with the concrete proposition of feeding, clothing, training, marching and fighting the men. their health and morale was a daily issue, their dead and wounded a daily tragedy. he continued our minds have been unconcerned with boats and ports and warehouses, huge projects for the future made no appeal to us, we wanted trained replacements, more ammunition and horses. marshall's first assignment was to gather as much information as he could. by august 6 he completed a preliminary study this called for the participation of four american divisions an

the assistant fire marshal says folks are extra sensitive this fourth of july holiday. >> we are seeing a significant increase in complaints associated with anything that could lead to a fire here locally. >> reporter: tomorrow night santa rosa will deploy fireworks patrol teams, cops and firefighters looking for people breaking the law, setting fires. there could even be arrests. >> is it illegal use? did et lead to a fire? -- it lead to a fire? those will be factors. >> reporter: in petaluma, folks say they are being very conscience shs. >> i've got a -- conscientious. >> i've got a bucket and am putting them in the water. >> sometimes we hear about fireworks causing grass fires and that's what they're worried about. >> i understand that completely, but again, you know, if you're not stupid with the fireworks, because that's where the fires start is people that are being stupid. >> and you have a stupid screen for the people that buy? >> you know, zero tolerance for illegal fireworks. and really tell the people just use it -- have a bucket, have a hoes. you know -- hose, you know, make sure people are far enough away. they're safe

the marshal's then observe the people for behavioral cues that have been previously associated with thoseoal of the program is to thwart any potential threats. <...screaming...>(vicki) still ahead -- how one woman escaped a boat hit by scorching how lava bombs... we have the video of the moments just before it happened... after the break. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area a houston's woman's paradise-vacation in hawaii turned into a nightmare when a lava bomb exploded nearby. (vicki) that woman survived with burns to her hand, legs and body. <...screaming...>(vicki) the horrifying moment was caught on video. steve campion reports. (vicki) happening now -- a wrongful death lawsuit has has filed on behalf of some of the indianapolis family killed in the duck boat (vicki) (vicki) happening now -- a wrongful death lawsuit has has filed on behalf of some of the indianapolis family killed in the duck boat incident in branson, missouri. the ride the ducks branson vehicle capsized and sank on july 19th during a storm. seventeen people died-- includin

association at noon. he is expected to face marshall tuck in the election. >>> 8:13 your time.ing sure women and people of color receive fair pay is one of the many topics leaders and community members talked about at a big town hall meeting in san jose. the u.s. representative along with some other elected officials and candidates alike discussed recent actions by the congress and took questions from the audience at the meeting yesterday. and the 17th district covers the communities of the sill kahn valley, and the representative -- sill kahn valley said -- silicon valley said many people were calling for higher wages and affordable housing. >> i am advocating for city leaders and others how can we build more affordable housing and how can we get the tech companies that have benefited enormously to my a greater role in supporting that housing, supporting education, and supporting public transportation. >> the unions were also a hot topic. the representative conner says right now it is a critical topic for unions following the supreme court's janice decision. mark janice is the

marshall held that a shopping plaza could not invoke state trespass laws to bar peaceful picketing. the state had in essence delegated its course of power to the private shopping malls to exclude citizens exercising associational freedoms and what were functionally city streets. an abuse of state power that could threaten democratic values in a free society. in pickering, also decided that first term, justice marshall wrote for the court to uphold a public school teachers right to publish a letter criticizing the school board's funding policies, establishing a still important framework for analysis. justice marshall found that the teachers right to comment on matters of public concern prevailed because the letter obstructed neither the teachers daily work nor the school's operation. finally, cheryl mentioned that i clerked in october term in 1977. that was the term in which the court decided the decision on affirmative action in higher education. justice marshall separate opinion in that case offered in no quick account of how and here i quote him. i use his language. "350 years ago, the negro was dragged to this country in chains to be sold into slavery." he noted that slavery was protected in the constitutio

associates had been working for a year on a plan organizing an army of several men. the message of training division newly arrived in france, the problem with securing british artillery. marshall contrasted this with his service with the first division, where he struggled with the concrete proposition of feeding, clothing, training, marching and fighting the men. their health and more all was a daily issue. he continued, our minds have been unconcerned with those in warehouses, huge projects may not appeal to us. we want to train replacements to fill with many ranks. marshals first assignment was to gather as much information as he could about the selma hills resilient. he created a study that called for the participation of four american divisions and three additional divisions. planning for the operation provided marshall with another glimpse into the challenges of the four fair. as it the situations changed on the british and french grounds, the number of divisions were in flux. with each change, marshall had to make adjustments. over the course of a week, marshall submitted a series of updated plans that were based on the availability of 10, 14, and 17 divisions. marshals

associated press. you saw her just moments ago in that clip. harry litman is a former district attorney and also a former clerk for supreme court justices thurgood marshall and anthony kennedy. and daniel goldman, with me here in studio is a former assistant attorney for the southern district of new york and a fellow at the brennan center for justice. in the past, he has worked with michael cohen's attorney, guy petrillo. daniel has also just been named an msnbc legal analyst. so welcome to the family. and in honor of that, you get the first question, daniel. the "washington post" has just published a story on this in which it writes some in trump's orbits say the interview was a miscalculation if it was an attempt to reach out to the president, whom cohen had served since 2007 for attention, financial support, or even a pardon that would end cohen's legal predicament. you and i were talking earlier. you don't think this was orchestrated to be a message to the president at all? >> no. none of what came out in the abc news reports it seems to me to be a plea to trump for anything. in fact, the language he was using, the comments that he made distancing hi

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