who was joe mccarthy? mccarthy represents what historian richard hofstadter has called the paranoid style in american politics. such aaron joya hofstetter complains bubbles up every generation. once every generation we just get scared. the american people get scared. in the 50s it was communism. now it is terrorism. in any event, mccarthyism became a staple in our political election year. february 9, joe mccarthy delivered his speech. the senator announced he had here in my hands the names of 205 communists in the state department. joe mccarthy did not have those names. william ewald writes those that resided over a permanent press conference. lights, cameras, microphones followed him everywhere. in 1953, due to eisenhower's election, he had a new platform for his crusade and captured a one vote majority in the senate and mccarthy became the government operations committee in his and permanent investigative subcommittee. the senator subpoenaed witnesses and killed by association and obviously communist any

gene mccarthy was pulling zero because no one dreamed of gene mccarthy ran for president. no one dreamed of any democrat running for president against the democratic incumbent lyndon johnson who wasn't just the democratic incumbent senator-- present. he was by everyone's accounts the shrewdest most dangerous in his way politician you could possibly choose to go up against lyndon johnson did not lose. lyndon johnson got things done in the senate that nobody could get done when he was majority leader. this was a texas politician who had become president in the worst way, quite literally through the assassination of president kennedy vice president johnson moved up an idea that someone would come in and challenge him after his 1964 landslide victory for his own term in the presidency was inconceivable took a gene mccarthy did it on principle. gene mccarthy made the decision one day in a senate foreign relations hearing that this government is not telling the truth about vietnam, nothing will make this government tell the truth about vietnam and he basically said i will run fo

our movie reviewer kevin mccarthy is getting a live look. >>reporter: i'm at the museum of a special film step. i'll have. we are looking forward to it. he always has fun. i swear . speaking of movies, before he we head to break tonight, tie t tan particular fans listen up, former stars leo denatured cap row and kate let wing let is teaming up. they starred together in the blockbuster film 20 years ago. they're pairing up again to support environmental causes through the cap rio did i cap row. z2fwbz z16fz y2fwby y16fy i want to be with kevin mccarthy right now the new film step is premiering right here in the nation's headquarters. yet another local premier. this is pretty cool. kevin mccarthy joins us now live from the p museum with all the excitement. hello there, kevin mccarthy. shawn and tony, good afternoon to you. i am in the exact same outfit last week when i intervieweddeddal gear when i was at the museum so i have not changed or showered. i'm joking . it's premiering tonight . it's a special film. it's about these incredible women

how do you look back at the mccarthy. russian mark -- the mccarthy time? he is not here. he will be here tomorrow. >> he is on the rug. let me say that with the democrats have done to the trump administration is 100 times worse than anything mccarthy was ever accused of. targets werehy's part of the conspiracy. the problem with mccarthy is that he exaggerated things. he was very undisciplined. he exaggerated what they did. he made them into cheap soviet agents. >> the way that the left lausanne mccarthy -- >> the playing field is very unfair. conservatives have been much more disciplined. -- ists get away with >> when i came out of the left and i wrote about leaving the norman said this to make, he said you are a leftist. they are not going to let you get away with anything. it is true. >> we're going to make mistakes. >> you don't want to be reckless. >> we have to stop, we are at the end of the time. thank you very much. [applause] announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that affect too. discussingomorrow, if the american dream

>> by the way, tomorrow we will feature kevin mccarthy, and laura ingraham. >> and we will have whether. >> and we will all be here. >> i will not dance tomorrow. one morning everybody. 9:00 in new york city. pushing back against report saying that donald trump, jr., met with a russian lawyer to get dirt on hillary clinton. this could backup on democrats per game. speech i can't believe you came back. welcome back. >> bill: "america's newsroom." >> shannon: one week hiatus. we have work to do. still in pete's brain is in full effect. >> shannon: the fog is lifting lifting. "the new york times" time of meeting saint donald trump, jr., was promised damaging information during the campaign. he released a statement saying, i was asked to have a meeting with an individual who i was

. >> mccarthy went on to say this is a nationwide problem.ox5's tisha lewis joins us tonight with more on this story. tisha. >> reporter: tony and shawn mccarthy pointed out montgomery county has jumped from one gang related homicide to 18 in the last two years. a spike that's hard to ignore yet prosecutors say their hands are tied when it comes to convicting gang members thanks to complicated crit criteria. for example fo police to validate a gang member is when a person meets not one but two or more of this criteria including self admission, reliable source says that that person is in the gang and confirms that information then also if the person has gang tattoos or gang attire and more. now, for prosecutors, much more is needed to successfully prosecute a crime as being gang related and mccarthy says the criteria is not uniform. we interviewed the county's positive youth development administrator ooh who was once a gang member and he insists rehabilitation is the solution. >> i've been doing this for 25 years now. and obviously i have my p

police say 22-year-old jordan lamond punched mccarthy 39 times and threw her to the ground.tigators say lamond waited outside the gym for most of the victim's eight hour shift. >> he kind of came up and hit me in the back of the head and wouldn't stop and he was so silent. he didn't say a word. >> mccarthy believes the attack was revenge for a dispute lamond had with her ex-boyfriend. she was not seriously injured. >> the most senior vatican official ever charged in the catholic church sex abuse scandal t his lawyer told the court in melbourne pell plans to plead not guilty. the 76-year-old who is pope francis' top financial adviser has maintained his innocence. pell was charged last month with sexually abusing multiple people years ago in australia. >>> and a policeman hurled a heavy plastic barrier at a knife wielding man to stop what could have been a much more serious attack in spain. the armed plan believed to be moroccan approached the officers and shouted allah allahu akbar. one officer was cut on the hand during the incident. >> it may have looked like a prank but wh

in charge of it is paul mccarthy, one of a new generation of modernising property developers.s taking me around the new bbc world's headquarters. he says it's key to cardiff's regeneration. i think the key to this location is of course having the train station here, which links cardiff with the world. yeah. so for you, for instance, you can have a meeting here in the morning, be on the 11 o'clock train to manchester and be in studio by the afternoon. this whole development has been a team effort from the office. a combination of the council going out at risk, putting their neck on the line, to generator projects like this, funders bringing hundreds of millions of pounds to the area and people like us using our skills to enable the delivery of sometimes public—private sector partnerships and today this worked well. some would say property developers in cardiff haven't always prioritised design quality, but when paul mccarthy saw these images he decided foster and partners were the only ones for his bbc hq. architecture, don't get me wrong, is very subjective. some people love a

i'm kevin mccarthy at the museum, fox5 kevin mccarthy local news. >> he should be in bed right now >> i want to see that movie. me , too. >> look closely at this tease, i promised my producer i would read it as written. still ahead , are you kitten me right me on you. >> how researchers are hoping to turn your dog's barks into words . mistakes millenials are making that could cost t tomorrow morning remembering princess diana, we'll have a sneak peak three-hour special airing later this month. if you plan to catch the solar eclipse next month, listen up, how you can get a glim ps without damaging your eyes. nats fans how you can get some free gifts just foray tending tomorrow's game. i'm not kitten. it's all starting tomorrow morning at four:25. >> we may be just ten years away from being able to talk to dogs and cats, a researcher believes a translator may be able to turn the whoofs and meows into words it is based off a professor at northern university, prepare i dogs mak describe colors and species of. he believes the dogs have a communication system that have all the aspects of la

mccarthyism is one of the great victories of the left because the left had to smear mccarthy and mccarthy was a wild man and mccarthy at times was a demagogue about the underlying truth is there were at least 500 soviet spies in the united states. people in the left today will tell you that in fact alter his is not a communist by. we know after the soviet empire fell for a brief period we had access to their records many of which are at hoover and we know about 2:00 in the morning out or hiss met with stalin and was given the highest civilian award in the soviet union for having been such a brilliant agent of influence. this is not theoretical. there are professors around this country who will passionately teach what richard nixon did was terrible and part of mccarthyism and a lot of people in hollywood are communists. the reason reagan becomes so anti-communist is he is the president of the screen actors guild and he has a drink one night with a guy who says to him i am a real stalinist and if we when i am putting you in jail. reagan goes home and thinks this guy is sincere and he become

the melissa mccarthy routine presumably not up for much longer, doing that amazing parity.med too... i mean, everybody presents a boss suddenly been parachuted everybody presents a boss suddenly been pa rachuted about everybody presents a boss suddenly been parachuted about them and perhaps they thought that job may be encompassed in a job title. he made it clear privately he did not want to see anthony scaramucci given this job as director of communications in the white house. apparently as well, trump's strategic advisers, to steve berriman, also did not want to see it happen. but scaramucci was a choice proposed by ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner. i think it shows there are two camps are emerging in the white house. one of thoseis emerging in the white house. one of those is clearly having more influence than the other. i think thatis influence than the other. i think that is the wider picture here. what that is the wider picture here. what that means for the presidency. and to those... how those allegiances will change, and who will be the casualties of it? t

jeff: and the now melissa mccarthy on "saturday night live." >> what will happen to melissa mccarthy? >> spicer has been a dead man walking for a while. part of it is a continuing stream of blunders. jeff: nicky teaches media and public affairs. >> his key role so to make things more comprehensible. he generally did the opposite. jeff: authorities in the "new york times" president trump asked sean spicer to stay on as the press secretary but spicer declined. earlier today on twitter spicer said he will continue to work at the white house through august. live in northwest washington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: snapshot of the white house communication director shows he has a long history in the spotlight. anthony scaramucci founded sky bridge capital and for a time co-hosted "wall street week." law degree from harvard. he is also a vice chair for the kennedy center corporate fund board. alison: president trump is about to ban americans are traveling to north korea. this follows the death of u.v.a. student otto warmbier who was imprisoned in north korea and died shortly after h

mccarthy suited up with "snl" four times, attacked the press half a dozen times and hid in the bushes once. >> i'm not here to be your buddy. i'm here to swallow gum, and i'm here to take names. >> no word yet from melissa, but reaction came from another comedian. jimmy kimmel tweeted, please write a book immediately. >> you better run. you don't have a chance. spicy is coming through. >> hopefully, we get to see melissa one more time on "snl." let's talk about come i can con. did we have fun when the cast of the lego ninjago movie talked to us. >> did anyone get to hang together? >> we hung together once. >> it was one of the worst days of my life. >> olivia, you were doing mariah carey interpretive dancing. can you just -- >> it's a lot of this. that's basically it. >> wow. >> i thought it was mariah. is mariah here? >> "e.t." is where the stars have aligned, and where liev schreiber brought his kids. they had some fun in our "e.t." photo booth. >> so far we had three battles with storm troopers. when you're with your kids you don't have to pretend you don't think it's fun. >> your

and rock and roll legends, paul mccarthy is back launching his u.s.worldwide investors are cautious facing geopolitical concerns after a north korea launch of an by the time capable of reaching alaska. >> reporter: good morning. european markets are showing little conviction today with stocks in only slightly positive territory. the dow jones and s&p 500 looking to open slightly higher. this comes after growing geopolitical concerns given north korea's claims yesterday that they launched its first successful test of a long range missile which it says can reach anywhere in the world. now over to qatar which could upset u.s. president trump's plans for what he calls energy dominance. this as the middle east state says it plans to ramp up production of liquid natural gas i nearly a third in coming years. this comes despite fears of a growing supply glut. now i'll turn over to independence day barbecues. i'm sure many of you enjoyed yesterday. if you cooked beef you're very much on trend because the meat has enjoyed a big ramp up in popularity in recent y

this was the great red scare, the mccarthy period. government was saying there was this international communist conspiracy that was out to destroy our way of life. fear makes powerful people do very dangerous things. the trial at which they were convicted was a travesty. we now know the judge secretly communicated with the prosecution, that evidence was fabricated. the chief prosecution witnesses perjured themselves. the government of the united states used the death penalty, not as punishment, but as extortion. the purpose, as one of the fbi agents put it, we didn't want them to die, we wanted them to talk. there was a worldwide movement and mass movement, even within the united states at the height of the mccarthy period, to save my parents' lives. they were executed on june the 19th, a month after my sixth birthday. my brotherjust kind of hung his head. and i came in and i knew something was wrong, but i didn't want to hear about it. even a month after the execution, i was saying, "when are we going to go and see mummy and daddy."

this was the great red scare, the mccarthy period.ying there was this international communist conspiracy that was out to destroy our way of life. fear makes powerful people do very dangerous things. the trial at which they were convicted was a travesty. we now know the judge secretly communicated with the prosecution, that evidence was fabricated. the chief prosecution witnesses perjured themselves. the government of the united states used the death penalty, not as punishment, but as extortion. the purpose, as one of the fbi agents put it, we didn't want them to die, we wanted them to talk. there was a worldwide movement and mass movement, even within the united states at the height of the mccarthy period, to save my parents' lives. they were executed on june the 19th, a month after my sixth birthday. my brotherjust kind of hung his head. and i came in and i knew something was wrong, but i didn't want to hear about it. even a month after the execution, i was saying, "when are we going to go and see mummy and daddy." and he'd have to r

. >>> then -- jenny mccarthy takes "e.t." backstage of her hubby donnie's new kids tour. meet the hollywood masseuse who bites her clients. >> did kanyees wt get bitten? >> of course he loved it. i did a whole group thing. >>> now for july 10, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." welcome, everyone. rob kardashian ordered to stay away from his ex, blac chyna, and that is not all. >> nancy getting some well deserved time off, and these two love attention. note >> here's a good look at janet's baby. she arrived last night through jfk's airport. the singer was casual. her hair was piled atop her head. clutching her son tightly she carried him through the airport accompanied by an even to your knowledge that included security. janet and her baby got in an awaiting suv and were whisked off to her condo in manhattan. she'll then go to los angeles. a source close to the jackson family told "e.t." janet lost 60 pounds in prep passion for her state of the world tour. janet is in the process of divorcing her husband. he has given janet permission bring her son on the road for her

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. >> and alec baldwin and melissa mccarthy for trump and sean spicer. mccarthy had to get nominated for that role. >> and win. >>> next to hollywood dating gossip. is it just a conspiracy in. >> year' talking about the stars of the spiderman movie. the two started dating while filming "spiderman homecoming." the source saying they're trying to keep it private. >> well, last night, the two refuted the report, zendaya tweeting that she but if they were dating, it would be a little surprise. >> we've seen it with emma stone, andrew garfield and the last spiderman movies. >> and kirsten dunst. neither relationship lasted. so maybe the third time is the charm. kiersten duncest. you get to do the dishes.ed... bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease-cleaning power. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. ♪ >>> i love the music. >> she hasn't danced this much sitting down in a while. welcome to the overnight. >> welcome back. wildfires, russia again and a high-profile celebrity fight. >> a busy week, of course, but luckily it wasn't all doom and gloom, and

when he's acting as communications director it misses things up >> my thought is what is melissa mccarthy thinking right now? she's lost her views for saturday night live but don't shed tears, this is definitely a difficult job. he'll be just fine, his next job will be a big pay-check, he's able to get out of the white house where there's a demanding and a little bit absurd executive and finally getting out before the history books are written, so he'll land well for himself >> the communications team has had it rough go of it, especially people like sean spicer, who are in the know, they're in political circles, now we are anthony scaramucci who is not, what's this going to be like moving forward? what can we expect? is anthony scaramucci going to do whatever president trump says and not rock the >> scaramucci is definitely outside of the realm of politics, like reporters who have known him very well, scaramucci is well-known amongst the wall street journalists. he used to host receptions for them at his suite at city field. he knows them. he doesn't know washington as well. he has said

and early on mccarthy great save and keeping it scoreless and 65 minute he can't get his hands on it and justin watch closely off a union player and ends. that is the difference. take another look. wow. union lose 1-0 and dropped back to back for the first time in 7 weeks and will get another shot wednesday at home. how about a round of applause after the greatest round ever at a major brent done grace a relatively unknown golfer shoots the lowest round in the history of a major and have been playing these things for 156 years move over jack arnold and tiger making history in the third round of the british open shooting 62 best score in 442 majors there they were played the south african said he was in the zone eight birdies and tied for fifth barring a major mel down jordan spieth will be celebrating tomorrow with a three shot lead after three a minor mistake or two in the minors and nascar xfinity series and justin runs into his crew the jack was up side down, he is a good sport and he gets up and still does his job. algire he takes off maybe a little too fast because the crew they

movie guy kevin mccarthy was here for all the red carpet excitement. >> it's kevin mccarthy i have a massively busy night in washington d.c. attending two red carpet premiers one for truth to power al gore follow up to global warning and christopher knowlan dunn kirk. first my interview with al gore for the film. >> mr. gore it's an honor to meet you sir. >> i sat in the theater and watched the 2006 goingeni'm is absolute againious. where are things then and now. >> there's been two change in the last decade since the first movie. one is the climate related extreme weather event are more common and more sgrukttive. second big difference is that we now have the solutions. >> but this to me is the most exciting new development. >> president trump pulling out the the peace corps changed in regards to what you did in the film. >> we also anticipated we would have to wait and see that -- what the new administration would be like. but the director's bonnie comen and shank wisely decided yes there needed parts of the movie at the end to make it clear what had happened. and where we are righ

>> senator joe mccarthy could have been the end of the american left but obviously it didn't work out that way. how do you look back on the mccarthy period? >> you found an expert here. that is why i am here. he is going to be here tomorrow. >> we will leave this discussion on communism and socialism to hear from donald trump. he is in warsaw, poland, on his way to the g 20 summit in hamburg, germany. live to krasinski square for remarks from donald trump discussing foreign-policy issues. [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] ♪ ♪ [applause] [crowd chanting] >> hello, poland. thank you very much. my husband and i have enjoyed visiting your beautiful country. i want to thank president and mrs. duda for their warm welcome and generous hospitality. i had an opportunity to visit the copernicus science center today and found it not only informative but thoughtful. in its mission. experiment, ask questions and seek answers. i can think of no better purpose for such a wonderful science center. thank you to all who were involved in giving us a tour especially the children who made

. >>> then -- jenny mccarthy takes "e.t." backstage of her hubby donnie's new kids tour. meet the hollywood masseuse who bite her client, and rebel wilson gives us an inside look at her fashion empire. >> i used to love a track suit. maybe that's why i have been single all my life. >>> now for july 10, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." welcome, everyone. rob kardashian ordered to stay away from his ex, blac chyna, and that is not all. >> nancy getting some well deserved time off, and these two love attention. you have probably read about them at each other's throats for weeks, but today, it was in a courtroom, and nischelle turner was there where chyna came out the winner. >> i would like to thank the judge for granting me this restraining order to protect me, and i'm just going to get back to co-parenting dream. >> under the terms of today's restraining order, rob kardashian is ordered to stay at least 100 yards away from chyna, and he is not allowed to post any pictures of her or her daughter, dream, and rob and chyna will continue shared custody of dream through t

brian: joe mccarthy. david: then there is a wonderful line. let me just see. can't quote it offhand. president,n, he was had been president, the speech 1954.ven in harry truman later said to senator smith, "your declaration of conscious -- of conscience was one of the finest things that has happened here in washington in all my years in the senate and the white house." he was of the other party. but he saw what courage that took, and he knew a lot about courage and strength of character. he was never reluctant to praise somebody who disagree with him on the other side politically if he felt they deserved praise. brian: here's a speech august 5, 1994 at monticello. >> the declaration of independence was not a creation of the gods, but of living men, and let us never forget, extremely brave men. they were staking their lives on what they believed, pledging as jefferson wrote in the final passage of the declaration, "our lives, our fortunes, or sacred brian: howed honor." has jefferson done in history? david: he's having a little trouble, and he will have more be

. >>> as comedian michelle mccarthy sheds a tear. a major white house shake-up today. the white house press secretary sean spicer has resigned. the move included a bottleneck of reporters and moves inside the briefing room. it left many white house staffers shocked. a short time ago we heard from sean spicer on twitter saying, it's been an honor and a privilege to serve potus and this amazing country. i will continue my service through august. this comes as president trump announces he hired anthony scaramucci who made his debut from the podium as white house communications director. >> ic think there's been at tims a disconnect between how we see the president and love the president, and how you see the president. >> times have changed since the days when donald trump railed against scaramucci's old job and he came back with words of his own for his future boss. take a look at this. >> another hack politician. >> you called him a hack politician? >> another hack politician. he's got a big mouth and he's afraid he'll light them up on fox news and other places. but i'm

surveillance video shows 18-year-old erin mccarthy walking to her car outside rochester planet fitness is when a man sneaks up and attacks. police say 22-year-old jordan lamond punched her 39 times and threw her to the ground. he had waited outside the gym for most of the shift. mccarthy police officers the attack was revenge for a dispute he had with her ex-boyfriend and believe it or not she was not seriously injured. >>> this is new video of police taking down a knife wielding man at a spanish border. one officer runs up behind the man and hits him over the head with a large plastic barrier. other officers then tackle him to the ground. it happened at a border crossing in the spanish city of malila on the north coast of africa. investigators say the man believed to be a 29-year-old moroccan citizen shouted god is great in arabic. one officer was treated for a small cut on his hand. >> 4:47 now. still to come on "action news" a ride sharing service unveils a feature it's calling taco mode. >> looks like the old prank where fake snakes pop out of a can. federal agents quickly discover

kevin mccarthy majority leader is running with an innovation initiative. i think he has been the key to getting a lot of these key pieces of legislation off the house because he understands it. and is committed to innovation. steve scalise has a computer science background as well also so he understands the issues. i think all of us, information gets stale. i will say most of my colleagues recognize the importance of cybersecurity and the need to be focused on this. that is why i think a lot of them take a lot of time to try and understand these complicated issues. >> will hurd is the chair of the oversight and government reform subcommittee on information technology. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> tim starts, what did you learn? >> he is someone who i had talked about this. i expected some of his answers. i think - >> as he could go to prison for someone that you want to talk about what congress is doing? >> yes. he is right you know congressman mccarthy is advancing on these issues but as we were discussing, some other newer members, congressm

. >> the 68 convention where that was a disaster where hubert humphrey won but the opposition of mccarthy and robert kennedy delegates and they felt they were shortchanged to get support at convention with fighting on the floor so one of the last things they dead -- they did that would develop a committee to look into the election. >> to the republicans follow suit?. >> no. they were generally more likely to leave it up to the states so they could select or have caucuses for a state convention. bed generally because when the state would switch to the primaries they did that for the republicans as well. >> win with the first primaries held?. >> in 1912 the also turned out to be a disaster that was the year the roosevelt decided he wanted to be president again and taft was getting the traditional players in the party but it wasn't enough to get the nomination that resulted on the republicans losing the presidential race. >> did they stop?. >> they put a halt on it but then the primaries were not important again intel after because there tended to be states with there were not always connect

you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy.kers love them, but, to many in the airline industry, they are a modern menace. airborne drones can have all sort of uses, but there is increasing concern about their potential danger to aircraft. there was disruption at gatwick airport earlier this summer when a drone was spotted flying too close. it led to a runway being closed and five flights being diverted. the incident prompted a conservative mp to call a debate in westminster hall, although he stressed he was not anti—drone. there has been enormous growth in the ownership of drones. 530,000, so i understand, were bought in 2014 alone, and of course the vast majority are for leisure use. when used responsibly, they're a great asset. they encourage interest in aviation and aerodynamics, and lead to innovation. but there is also irresponsible or downright dangerous use, which poses a risk to aircraft and passengers. the key is to have regulation and enforcement which protects aviation without seriously damaging what is becoming an

cities have become more like businesses and like many in his world, paul mccarthy sees them as competing for international investment. we need people like deutsche bank who are relocating out of london's to birmingham to take cardiff seriously. but to take cardiff seriously. but to take cardiff seriously the need cardiff to be on an architectural map and i think this development will start to do this. cardiff needs to look good to attract business? like you and me, it needs to look good to attract people. paul is from cardiff like me and he is passionate about the place, but i still have worries. if all the new work is in the centre and all the new homes in on the outskirts, how will people get between the two. how will 80,000 extra people get around the city. and without making the pollution worse. with buses and trains packed already, the council knows this will put more pressure on the roads. this route is already the most congested in wales. the council says traffic will increase by a third, that means journeys will be extended by about seven minutes. and on routes like this, you can

kevin mccarthy, the majority leader, he is running this innovation initiative. he has been getting the key to getting a lot of key pieces of legislation off the house floor because he understands it and is committed to innovation. steve scalise, who is doing well, is, has a computer science background as well too. so he understands these issues. but look, i think all of us, information gets stale, right? i will say most of my colleagues recognize the response of cybersecurity and thed into to be focused on this and that's why i think lot of them take a lot of time to try to understand these complicated issues. >> host: will hurd is the chair of the oversight and government reform subcommittee on information technology. thank you for your time. >> guest: thank you. >> host: tim starks, what did you learn? >> he is someone who i heard talk about these issues a fair amount. i expected some of his answers. -- >> host: is he a go-to person for a reporter or for somebody you want to talk to about what congress is doing? >> absolutely. he is right congressman mccarthy

mccarthy is odd man out. i hope he comes to his senses before it is too late. >> reporter: we reached out to sierra club and mccarthy multiple times. still waiting to hear back from them. >> thank you. can't help to see where mark is. >> right in the city. >> as we are going to see in place tomorrow, temperatures ranging from the 60s to one side in san francisco and maybe 70s downtown. and temperatures climbing into the 90s. look at ocean beach. lots of clouds there. downtown in the sunshine around san francisco. fremont breezy which is typical for this time. san jose pretty nice view there. mostly clear skies 76 degrees. heading out doors, light jacket should be fine. once again like we had over the last couple of mornings, areas of misty skies and drizzle. 90s making a come back for concord, antioch, tri-valley, near 90 in morgan hill. and not much changed near san jose or oakland. high pressure builds of fire danger will be going up along the temperatures. humidity levels dropping. closer look on the impac

you‘re watching thursday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy.n casualties in iraq by amnesty international should be treated with "extreme caution". the human rights group has alleged that iraqi and coalition forces have used unnecessarily powerful weapons in the battle to retake mosul from so—called islamic state — or daesh as mps call it — and had failed to take adequate measures to protect civilians. the report was raised by the shadow defence minister, wayne david. it has been alleged that the actions of the coalition in mosul have been i quote, disproportionate and even, i quote again, unlawful. i know that the deputy commander of the international anti—daesh coalition has condemned a report in the strongest possible terms, saying that it is deeply responsible —— irresponsible and he has emphatically stated that we should not forget that it is daesh who are deliberately killing civilians. sir michael fallon said he had not read the report, but said raf airstrikes were lawful and there were robust procedures designed to minimise the risk of

. >> neil: what happens to melissa mccarthy now?they won't get that opportunity now. all right, let's ask the wingmen, producer at fox news headlines 24/7, what do you think? >> i guarantee you that's one "snl" has their first episode in the fall, spicy will be there. whether it is the revenge of spicy, she will be there in full force and doing the same stuff because it is still going to be a topic for them when they start up. >> you know it, this was one of the most popular characters that the show has seen in years, and i don't think that sean spicer really liked it very much, but importantly for him, i agree with you, i think that's what they are going to do now is how melissa mccarthy dress up as spicer trying to break in. >> neil: the exact same thing. >> we are putting a bet on the table right now. >> they absolutely have to keep it's because this was their most popular season. >> neil: 22 and emmy nominations. >> i didn't think it was that funny. >> the show isn't great, but those characters were. when "snl" was doing the pol

mccarthy did point out montgomery county has jumped from less than one gang related homicide to 18 in the last two years. a spike that's hard to ignore yet prosecutors say their hands are tied when it comes to convicted gang members thanks to complicated crit criteria. for example, for police and validating a gang member is but two or more of the criteria listed here including self admission a reliable source says that that person, confirms that that person is in the gang, also a source of unproven liability says that that person is in the gang according to montgomery county. now, also gang tattoos or gang attire. now, for prosecutors much more is needed to successfully prosecute a crime as being gang related and mccarthy says the criteria is not uniform. now, we interviewed the county's positive youth development administrator who was once a former gang member and he insists rehabilitation is the solution. >> i've been doing this for 25 years now and obviously i have my previous personal street experience is that it's all rooted in the weakness or the fragility that occurs in the hom

mccarthy. if later today president trump were to go attack north korea without any kind of congressional authorization, would it be appropriate to impeach him for that? >> i guess it would depend on the intelligence you mean if we didn't know anything more than we know now. >> yes. >> i don't think i would be in favor of impeaching him, but i would think it would be a colorable argument. >> yes it would be a and impeachable offense. does that mean the decision should be made to impeach him, i don't know. but yes, it would be and impeachable offense. >> next question. >> i would like to ask about information warfare. we know it has changed drastically over the past century. today we have a lot of warfare cyber attack, commercial conflict, special operations, that to not involve trooper materials. my question to the panel is why and how should congress have more weighing on that form of where fair and where should the limits be set to limit executive power? a lot of those decisions require very i

mccarthy. if later today, president trump attack north korea without any kind of congressional authorization in it be appropriate to impeach him for that? thet would depend on intelligence that you mean -- if we didn't know anything more than we know now? >> yes. i would be innk favor of impeaching him. would think ta it would be a colorable argument. impeachablebe an offense. does that mean the decision him, ibe made to impeach don't know. yeah, it would be impeachable offense question please. >> my name is wailian. like to ask about warfare. we know the warfare has been changed drastically over the century. today we have lot of warfare cyberattack and disinformation campaign, commercial conflict, special that do not involve a lot of convertive truth and material. my question to the panel here should congress have more close weighing on those of warfare.form where should the limit be set to limit the power? of those decision in those immediateire very power. they probably still have vary conse

he with jenny mccarthy?s on the road i love donny all the more now. >> don't you? >> um-hmm. very nice nice gesture. nice to see them paying back. >> it is now 10:22. coming up from friday to boomerang to the boone docks to the good day loft. yes. you have arrived, comedian john witherspoon. [ laughter ] >> he joins us live in the loft with a sneak peek at what to expect when he takes the stage at his dc improv show going on n saturday sold out but we'll tell you how to get some tickets. we'll be right back. >> what's he going to say about us? >> i can't wait. ♪ tip: prices on produce. raspberries for john... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connectio