jim: agent mcfadden, were you in the region? mr. mcfadden: i was not. i had just left dubai and started my next assignment as it special agent for a marine expeditionary unit. i was in san jose, california, had been there 10 days doing work with marine counterintelligence units. so the very, very early morning on october 12, i received a call in my room at around 3:00 in the morning. and it was special agent randy hughes in the dubai office of ncis. he said, turn on the tv. i said, it is 3:00 in the morning. he said, turn on the tv. i turned on the tv, cnn, breaking news, u.s. navy destroyer suffers explosion in the port of aden. and i was looking at the tv, randy was looking at the tv and we both said oh, shit. it was breaking news, and we said, intuitively at least we knew it was al qaeda. jim: could you tell from the video, or did you just now? mr. clemens: we just knew. knowing al qaeda, their modus operandi, their goals. for an investigator, intuition is one thing for the investigation, but we had that feeling and that instinct. so later that morni

shereen mcfadden from the department of aging and adult services. would you like to present? >> sure. good afternoon supervisors. i am going to start off and i apologize in advance, i just got that question early this morning , so i didn't have time to put together a full presentation for you, but i was asked to provide some demographic background about the senior population in san francisco, and then to talk a little bit about some of the programs that we have to serve this population. according to the american community survey of 20165 year estimate, there were 172,450 seniors aged 60 and older in san francisco. about 24,000 of those, or about 14% had income at or below the poverty threshold, which is the federal poverty threshold. the projected senior population in the city over the next five years is, we are projecting at about three% per year over the next ten years. we continue to see the population grow and to be expected to be close to 30% in 2030. i was asked to talk about the unique needs of seniors with respect to how, and in addition to meeting housing, other thin

thank you, cynthia mcfadden. >>> still ahead tonight, the safety recall just announced of one of the most popular baby sleepers. >>> also the need for speed. how 5g is set to revolutionize your wireless service. >>> up next tonight, the breaking news on a potential danger we ed on earlier popular fisher-price rock and play sleeper linked to deaths of more than 30 babies. the lates. >> reporter: tonight parents warned to stop using the fisher-price rock and play sleeper immediately. the safety commission warning infants have died after rolling over in the sleeper. >> this is really the right decision to keep consumers safe. >> reporter: the move comes just days after a consumer reports investigation found at least 32 deaths linked to the inclined sleeper. at the time the cpsc said it didn't have enough to demand a recall. tonight evan and keenan overton who lost their 5-month-old in his rock and play praised the recall. >> the silver lining was just hearing that the recall was happening and that no one else has to suffer from their baby dying in this thing. >> reporter: fisher-price v

our cynthia mcfadden traveled there and after our report, viewers contributed $1.6 million to relief efforts there. well, tonight cynthia tells us how that story is reverberating in washington. >> reporter: in the wake of our reporting on the children of the central african republic, the president of that country was invited today to the state department. i know that you just signed an agreement with secretary pompeo. he says to really help the children, he needs american help to defeat the rebels he blames for the violence in the country. the u.s. is concerned he's turned to russia for military assistance. we pressed him on whether he would thr the country to secure u.s. help. >> translator: we work with all our partners with transparency. >> rep secretary pompeo did not ask him to boot the russians. tonight bipartisan members of congress tell us they are about to introduce a resolution to further help the country. savannah? >> all right. cynthia, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, it follows our commands, makes our lives easier but who else is listening in on the amazon alexa? you

eight months after the death of senator doohn mccain his cindy mccain sat down with our cynthia mcfadden and spoke about president trump's um border wall, trafficking and her life now. here's the first in our new series, "her take." >> reporter: she was in new york today taking part in a panel on humatrafficking. >> it's also something that is hiding in plain sight. it's everywhere. it's absolutely everywhe >> reporter: something she and the mccain institute are working hard to stop. >> it's not an immigration issue at all. >> reporter: she was dismissive of president trump's suggestion that his border wall would help. >> he's living in disneyland. >> reporter: rw afds, we sat down to talk one-on-one about why she cares about the topic and how she sees t country these days? t> i was in india and i we go buy material for our youngest hter who happens to be from bangladesh and while i was buying it, i heard some rumblingcoming from below the floorboards and i oked down and there was like little slats in the floorboards and i could see a whole lot oftt eyes looking up at me. >> reporter: sh

the 2017 london winner finished more than five minutes ahead of four—time winner tatyana mcfadden.of the elite men. mo farah is somewhere in the leading pack. mo farah‘s training was somewhat disrupted by a somewhat public spat with haile gebrselassie sometime this week, highly documented. doesn't seem to be disrupting him too much. 40,000 people running for fun as well. plenty of costumes on display and money being raised for charity in the process. you can watch all of this unfold on bbc one right now. they will be charting the progress of mo farah as the elite men's race reaches its conclusion. norwich are planning for life back in the premier league. (00v)they beat blackburn 2—1 last night to secure promotion — a stunning strike from mario vrancic for their second an apt way to help secure promotion. they will be crowned champions if they avoid defeat against aston villa next weekend. and joining them there, sheffield united who all but secured promotion beating ipswich 2—0 — scott hogan with the pick — six points clear of third placed leeds, with two to play, they do have a va

one character who appears in every montage is the actor steve mcfadden, phil mitchell in east enders., with his existential angst, yeah, looking bewildered or annoyed orjust... "can't take any more". his latest project at the whitworth art gallery in manchester is rather different — a collaboration with pupils from the fred longworth high school. they were inspired by his pictures to make their own digital collages on the theme of what it is like to be a teenager in britain in 2019. i focused on racism as a teenager in britain because, like, throughout my whole lifetime, i have been facing different questions that people do not think are racist but are racist. it's about loads of great british people, so it's got like winston churchill and bobby moore in it. but it is mainly about politics so it is like saying a second referendum in brexit could sort everything out. i am a big advocate for mental health and students being pressurised into being perfect students. so i wanted to show it... and i am going to do it through a performance where i am going to be sticking a smile over my frie

robert mcfadden also former ncis special agent and koch's agent for the ncis/fbi investigation of the uss cole bombing. if we can go back to the beginning, i'd like to ask you, when were you first notified about the bombing and what did you hear and learn initially? >> so the, if you go back, october 12 was a thursday. and i was actually stationed in naples, italy, at the time. and was doing communal investigations at the time. and major case response. so the first call i got was to come back to the office. and told that there had been an explosion on the cole. that it was hazy, but the information was coming out, so people were saying that it was a refueling accident. that the fuel going into the ship had actually exploded in some way. and the initial photos you were seeing actually from cnn showed that that was not the case at all. from the way that the damage looked. so that was my initial information. and then i was told to get ready, that myself and my co- team in naples would then be flying within the next 24 hours to yemen, to begin on the ship. >> agent mcfadden, were you in t

. >>> msnbc news cynthia mcfadden moderate moderated with cindy mccain.back. >> i did. today cindy mccain was on the panel. the topic was human trafficking. manager she has really educated herself about and the mccain institute is working hard to try to stop. >> itlack of civility is the ca in washington. >> it is. >> i know you husband had strong feelings about it. many which he voiced while alive. what do you think he would say the state of the nation as we're experiencing it right now. >> i'm quite certain he knows what's going on. i know he'd be so upset over this just because of the tenor, the lack of inaction on members parts. i know him. he would have been saying no we're going to work together. let's not fight. that was who he was. >> not that he didn't like a good fight. >> he loved a good fight. he wasn't personal. he and ted kennedy would fight like cats and dogs on the floor but they were the best of friends. i wish we could go back to that. >> i asked her if we could go back to that and she said she thought it was possible. she said she's a r

. >> we're joined by cynthia mcfadden and a former fbi special agent and contributor.ng our elections, what has changed since 2016? please tell us something amazing that we're unaware of? >> i have mostly bad news. the good news is as we talk to election officials around the world, they say that the department of homeland security has upped their game. so that's a good thing. remember, back in 2016 there was no election official in this country who had a security clearance sufficient to let the federal government tell them that the russians were making a play on our system. that was just unacceptable. so now everybody has a security pass that needs one, they say, and so that's a good thing. i have a lot of, you know -- the bad thing is the entire system, the election system in this country, the infrastructure is creaky, old and vulnerable. let me tell you, i know you love numbers, 40 states have 10 year old or older systems, 12 states have no paper backups at all. and let me tell you this, two-thirds of the states say that they would love to upgrade their system but ev

charles woodson is one of them, amari cooper is another one, darren mcfadden is another one.tory of selecting number 4 over well. i want to show you the number one overall pick because this is a guy we all know in the bay area because the oakland athletics drafted him as a baseball player. heisman trophy winner, kyler murray, no surprise. arizona cardinals taken number one overall, probably the most electric player in the draft. the only knock his his height, 5'10" and 1/8 inch but it did not stop him from breaking records at oklahoma and winning the heisman trophy so it would've been write a story if somehow he slipped to the raiders a number 4. it would have been interesting to see if they took him here. that is the story from alameda from raiders headquarters as they take a defensive pass rusher. back to you in the studio . >> to come a couple more picks to come. >> san francisco giants favorite, pablo sandoval heard the game room at the boys and girls club in the mission was showing signs of age so he stepped in and had it completely renovated. ktvu's rob roth was there w

we continue to offer the training at director mcfadden's suggestion. she sent a letter to all of her friends across the state of california. fifteen counties came into one of our counties for training. we were also asked to do a webinar for their statewide officers. we did that a couple weeks ago. >> thank you, tom. as of the departments mentioned, especially extremely large departments, this is a development of a process. so the first piece is updating the systems and the forms, the second is training our staff and our contracted providers, starting to look at what the data looks like, what is compliance, where are we seeing pockets of noncompliance, and then going back and doing additional training. we're in this development a stage, and we'll update we will update you as a move forward on the compliance. so they are a leader in this area. all of the programs reported sogi data in the first year of compliance, 17-18, with the exception of the in-home support services program because we were waiting for not only the state database fields to be updated

joining me now on the security of our voting system, cynthia mcfadden. you've done a lot of reporting on our voting systems and the vulnerabilities as well. so let's start macro here. what has changed since 2016? >> the good news is that homeland security has gotten involved. two years ago, the states, many of them said, listen, we've got a real problem. you realize during the 2016 election as the federal government realized that russia was making attempts on various voting systems around the country, no election official had sufficient security clearance for the federal government to let them know. that's changed. those clearances have now been passed. i've talked to a lot of voting officials in the last few months. all of them say that homeland security has been helpful in helping them patch holes and do tests to see where they're vulnerable and helping them with that. that said, there's still no federal strategy for protecting what was deemed critical infrastructure. wow. would you look at the actual numbers on the ground? it doesn't look like anyone

can go for 220 speaking of the stock that goes up everyday, have you noticed qualcomm it is the mcfadden>> qualcomm is up. it is amazing. >> think about whether this stock was -- >> roll the dice, david. >> have you seen a company roll the dice the way qualcomm did? >> when you read the transcript of one day of the free hour opening arguments we got seems like qualcomm has plenty of hours, it would have been an interesting trial. >> well, it is going to keep ongoing. >> some of the memos and depositions they're able to uncover. >> really? >> we'll be interested in terms of who did have the best chips in apple's opinion >> you went from having a company whose dividend is in jeopardy to being the number one play for 5-g it is mr. 35-5-g. >> do you believe that tesla designs the best chip in the world? >> no. >> what is it called, xavier >> here is something tesla did they used an old model and jensen wong is not going to come out listen, here is the new model. the new model is superior. he did this before pt musk >> now it is pt musk >> it is appropriate -- the must bread and muskets. >> t

. >> our thanks to cynthia mcfadden there.ening and you got a sense of the pain she's still feeling there. but you kind of also have to imagine that every time the president attacks her late husband and sends a tweet, it kind of rubs a bit tough on them. >> yeah. it's so absolutely outrageous that the president continues to attack john mccain, who was a great man, who served this country. whether you agreed with him or not, he really goddembodied ame. when he lamented the lack of deliberation of politics and how we don't talk about laws and retreated to our tribal corners. they would fight like cats and dogs and still go out after. i don't think we do that as much anymore. >> what do you make of her response to all that and watching her with cynthia, in the sense she didn't seem as angry as we would expect her to be? >> i think that shows the class and dignity that she has, unlike the people attacking her, specifically the president of the united states. >> all right. thanks. thank you very much, evan. evan zig freed with us.

has even used a topless dan walker. 0ne character who appears in every montage is the actor steve mcfaddentures to make their own digital collages on the theme of what it is like to be a teenager in britain in 2019. i focussed on racism as a teenager in britain because, like, throughout my whole lifetime i have been facing different questions that people do not think are racist but are racist. it's about loads of great british people, so it's got like winston churchill, but it is mainly about politics so it is like saying a second referendum could solve everything. i am a big advocate for mental health and students being pressurised into being perfect students, so i wanted to show it and i am going to do it through a performance where i am going to be sticking a smile over my friends‘ screaming face to show that they feel they have to be fake, and show that they are not actually feeling stressed and angry. and then the making of a life montage... what i am doing a dystopian post— brexit jeremy kyle. ..with the pupils suggesting who should go in. before long, mary berry had joined little mi

one character who appears in every montage is the actor steve mcfadden, phil mitchell from east enders pupils from the fred longworth high school. they were inspired by his pictures to make their own digital collages on the theme of what it is like to be a teenager in britain in 2019. i focussed on racism as a teenager in britain because, like, throughout my whole lifetime i have been facing different questions that people do not think are racist but are racist. it's about loads of great british people, so it's got like winston churchill, but it is maily about politics so it is like saying a second referendum could solve everything. i am a big advocate for mental health and students being pressurised into being perfect students so i wanted to show it and i am going to do it through a performance where i am going to be sticking a smile over my friends screaming face to show that they feel they have to be fake and show that they are not actualy feeling stressed and angry. and then the making of a life montage... what i am doing a dystopian post—brexit jeremy kyle. ..with the pupils sugge