mccord. mccord is a former cia employee. now he runs his own private security service.uess what else he is. a consultant to president richard nixon's reelection campaign committee. accomplices meanwhile have been charged with second degree burglary and released on bail. i don't think that's the last we're going to have on this story. >> it's one of the most shocking actions i think that's happened in this country in a long time. but i must say that it's the legacy of years of wiretapping and snooping and violation of privacy in which the government itself has been too deeply involved. >> both democrats and republicans played with pranks and tricks all the time. the difference in watergate was that these people were foolish and they got caught. >> no one in the white house staff, no one in this administration was involved in this very bizarre incident. >> nixon said, this is being investigated by the congress, by the fbi, but even more importantly, i've had my own white house counsel john dean conduct an investigation, and he's reported to me that nobody presently employ

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to get her off the ticket, because if she's on the ticket, the whole row-office situation -- rob mccord indictment, state treasurer. only eugene depasquale seems to me to be in good shape for reelection in 2016. i don't think that the public's view of kathleen kane's resignation is relevant to the public's decision about whether she'll be reelected. she will not be. >> let's talk a little bit about fina and costanzo, who are working for seth williams, who's had issues of his own to deal with, and he's saying he's reviewing this. what should he do? what's the right call here? we saw some people resign, some people get fired when this all came out. what does he do with these two gentlemen? >> well, i guess the answer is it depends on exactly what's happened here. we don't know that -- the e-mails that we read about were pretty salacious. and terry and i were talking about this earlier. it's one thing to receive, terry was saying, and i agree with him -- one thing to receive an e-mail like that. it's another thing entirely to send them out to other people and allow it to keep going. what s

. >> and you can criticize rob mccord, but he did the right thing. >> yes, he did. >> he resigned.you can criticize ernie preate, but he did the right thing. he resigned. because it's a distraction. you can't do the job. every case you bring is gonna be questioned if you're under indictment yourself as a prosecutor. >> that's right. >> it just seems so clear that the right thing to do is to serve the people of the commonwealth, let that office get back to functioning properly. >> doug, you are out there running for political office. you have people in your ear all the time. she has to have some people coming to her and saying, "please, listen to me. don't make them drag you out of here by your hair, kicking and screaming." is there any chance she does just say, "okay, fine, i'm leaving"? >> well, my hope would be that she does. i think we know how this ends. and even as we've discussed already this morning, six million ways to die. choose one. and all of these things are happening at some point along the line, so i don't think that she can reasonably take a look at this and think t

mccord, four runners injured when limbs came crashing down on an army and air force triathlon. the storm knocking out power to 450,000 homes. nearly half of them still in the dark this morning. >> the wind was blowing pretty hard. soon enough, big branch next to us. >> reporter: wind whipping down stages and tearing down tents at the end of this oregon relay race. as erick ka a breaks apart, south florida feeling its effects this morning. torrential rains dumping miami beach, ft. lauderdale and home stead. here on marco island, this is the spot where the last hurricane hit florida, last major storm to hit the u.s., ten year streak. looks like that streak will be ongoing. as mentioned, the erika remnants are going to continue to filter up through florida. rain roll across southeast florida, southwest florida, and as we come through time the heaviest flow i think will be going up the west coast and tampa susceptible to flooding. they do not want to see more rainfall and they could get, 3, 4-plus inches of rainfall. we got another pulse of moisture coming into thing pacific northw

. >> another step further into the record books, new zealand's richy mccord, the scene set for another chapterness fairytale career. an opportunity to challenge more than australia makes clear the threat they pose ahead of september's world cup. a warning australia failed to he'd forced back early on as the all blacks came out dangerous and determined. that with new zealand pressing their line, the wallabies resorted to desperate measures. they were offside. leaving daniel carter to coolly claim the point. they wound up the pace, making up for earlier misdemeanor bursting through the all black defense. an australian lead wasn't in the all black script and the world champion team -- in the right place at the right time. determined to steam the lime light, australia came back. with a first defeat in four years looming large the all blacks back in front. sensing the win nick white getting through making australia southern hemisphere chance. >> our preparations, trying to improve every day and trying and improve again tomorrow, because this is the path that we have to go on if year going t

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workers and the just comes natural to us e-few hundred active duty soldiers from joint base lewis mccord deploy entered washington state. to battle relentless flames tearing through chelan. here you see a blackhawk helicopter craw gathering water and seconds later making this airdrop over a northern california wildfire. that military might also desperately needed to save hundreds of homes threatened in washington. >> we had a really big big living room. carol jinx instance home one of dozens destroyed. >> i didn't take any family pictures or anything like that. i did not think anything was going to happen. >>reporter: in northern idaho more than 40 homes are gone. another 2 dozen lost in oregon. and in drought stricken california where 18 wildfires are tearing through hot dry terrain if, firefighters are using the weather balloons to coordinate their attack and keep fire crew safe. >> so they know what to expect. how the weather is going to affect the fire behavior. >> national guard troops already called in to help fight the fires in several states including the army and they are gettin

wild land firefighters come later this week on thursday, 200 soldiers from nearby joint base louis mccordve. they're going to be sent up for some training and then sent out on to the front lines to try to get a hold on these fire lines. now, there have been reports of looting. we just learned today that a couple of properties were looted by people who were breaking through the evacuation lines and burglarizing homes. i learned today that the sheriff's office tells me that one group of firefighters were actually starting to bring some fire protection to one of the structures. they interrupted a burglary in progress. crooks took off and police were not able to find them. these fires are happening in a small town around chelan in central washington. it's a big tourist attraction from folks from the pacific northwest and through most of the west. this is -- these fires have been pumping smoke and soot into the sky. that soot is forcing tourists to flee with their big bucks. i spoke with a fisherman guide who had a week packed full of reservations of people coming in to spend time on the lake,

they are coming from fort lewis mccord. they are ar tillary and infantry soldiers. out, this is how the soldiers can help. he will be trained briefly this week. they don't expect them to go into the most has hardous conditions but they do want them to mop up, dig fire lines, watch for spot fires and future them out of the that will free up more experienced crews to go into the complex, dangerous and hazardous conditions. >> paul, appreciate it. there is a lot more happening tonight. amber walker has the 360 bulletin. >>> the cyber attack against the irs earlier this year was much worse than reported. the agency says thieves accesses 330,000 tack payer accounts, more than treason ill the number released in may. oscar pistorias is expected to be released on friday after serving five months of the sentence after the shooting death of his girlfriend. he is eligible for a law that allows offenders to serve haase arrest after searching one sixth of his sentence. he will spend house arrest in luxury at his uncle's mansion. >>> a milwaukee brewer's minor league fis baseman

louis and mccord. lines and be on the watch for spot fires which can be problematic. when they break out, they will put those out. that allows the more experienced firefighters to go after other thing. there are so many fires burning throughout the west, they say it's the most they have seen so spread out since 2007. i apologize, anderson. i don't know if i will be able to hear you. >> appreciate the reporting. paul ver cammen. we'll be right back. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. add new business services with at&t and get up to $500 in total savings. fedid you know it may be coming? from being on