my conversation with the reno renowned military historian margaret mcmillan on humanity's complicated relationship with war and how throughout history we are repeatedly dro lly drawn into it despite the horrors. welcome to the program, everyone. i we're often warned that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. the message holds particular resonance today with nationalism on the rise across europe, democracies changing into autocracies and civil war plaguing africa and the middle east. old alliances appear strained, so, too, is the past 70 years of geopolitical stability that many of us have benefitted from. it's perhaps, therefore, argues paradox. we are appalled by it by entranced by it. it brings about huge social invention. war appeals to the worst of human straits but inspires ideals and qualities that are rarely seen in peace time. above all, war is what happens when the things that we want to live for are worth dieing for. i sat down with professor mcmillan to discover why war is such an integral part of our human experience. professor, welcome to the prog

reporter rob mcmillan from our sister station is there live tonight. rob? >> reporter: right, the entire community of idle wild is now under a mandatory evacuation order. as you can see behind me, some folks have stayed behind. the fire itself is burning to the east of this mountain community. while we can't see any flames on the top of the ridge there, the smoke is certainly there, and while at least five homes burned yesterday, this massive fire appears to be staying away from idle wild for now. around 1:00 this afternoon the direction of the cranston fire shifted with one of the fingers of the fire turning back toward idle wild. the flames cresting the ridge just to the east of this mountain community now in sight. but fortunately, all morning long, air tankers made drops along the ridgeline, painting a thick layer of red, a wall of fire retardant meant to keep the flames away and protect further homes from destruction. >> it's going to be hot, it's going to be dry, and the winds are going to pick up. there's still a lot of fire burning out there. so we'

. >> rob mcmillan from our sister station in los angeles explains how. >> oh, there you go.> meet pepper, a 2-year-old bloodhound trying to pick up the scent of a lost dog in san bernardino. >> okay, pepper, you ready? search! >> pepper is looking forenala, a chow chow who got out through an open door last week and hasn't been seen since. >> we're doing the best we can. >> her owner, evelyn madrano is heartbroken. >> she is really important us to, to me. >> so she has hired a pair of pet detective. >> i've been looking for lost pets for going on 13 years now. >> on elisa burns and of course their search dogs track the scent to an apartment complex across the street. >> the dogs are indicating that nala's scent stayed in this apartment complex. >> but all of the sudden -- pepper loses the scent, which means someone likely picked up nahla and has her. >> which we're very grateful for, because that's the safest place for nahla to be is with someone. >> but it's not just going to be nahla they're searching for. they expect to get very busy after the fourth of july. >> it might b

i'm talking to you well we are hearing rumors that a decision even remotely going to live on the mcmillan did we could hear you know excitement here we've got him let's let's play the interpreter to translate this for you will go because he is so involved is strictly to be munching on you and greet you is a very clear. you by tenable agreement that one last call this clear i mean months which on all three points corresponds with my ideas as well that means that i can you know continue your balls to buy to fuel the minister. of the interior building and community what you did this because i wanted to announce this and the details will be presented to you by the general secretaries of the parties thank you. ok can we go back to melinda melinda melinda were you able to hear what he was saying there he was saying that he's going to remain the interior minister and that some type of agreement has been reached. they found a face saving way to deescalate this conflict few people would have thought that twenty four hours ago as we stood in this same place and it looked like the government could w

. >> what was your take on douglas mcmillan's wall street text dirty secret? the app developer sifting through your email talking about gmail, saying of the internet giant continues to have outside software developers scanning in boxes of millions of gmail users. morgan: it is an interesting question that you raise in the context of your earlier comment about differences between apple and android. i think what you are looking at is, first of all, it is what they are doing in terms of --the user is not aware of his or has not agreed with it. if that is true then there should be action taken against them. if it is misled or deceptive, then action needs to be taken. if it is an application where the use of your a mill is something the application is doing, i am going to look through your a mill and pullout calendar information or other information that is actually relevant and vital, then that is ok. is get back to the big problem, how are those developers communicating with the users about what they are doing? in case of the article, if you have companies taking

>> reporter: mgm filing suit against more than 1,000 victims and family members including jason mcmillan, a sheriff's deputy, now a paraplegic, who says the move is bringing back the worst night of his life. >> i couldn't help anybody. >> reporter: mgm owns mandalay bay, where stephen paddock carried out his rampage, killing 58. the hotel attempting to use an obscure post9/11 law, for acts of terror that could shield them. in a statement mgm saying, "we are not asking for money or attorney's fees, but that they are seeking a pre-emptive ruling to not be held liable against people who may sue. victims vowing to fight this new legal attack. >> hring thaot only insulting,m. >> reporr: attorney for thetims saying suing the men and women who were either shot or losted loved ones is about as un-american also it gets. david? >> will, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the investigation into that deadly shootout that ended at a los angeles trader joe's. police are searching for witnesses tonight. a suspect taking hostages, trading gunshots with police. people escaping, running for their lives. we

my conversation with the reno renowned military historian margaret mcmillan on humanity's complicatednship with war and how throughout history we are repeatedly dro lly drawn into it despite the horrors. welcome to the program, everyone. i we're often warned that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. the message holds particular

mcmillan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized for a minute and a half. mr. mcmillan: i rise today to speak in support of my colleague's resolution, h.con.res. 119, which expresses the sense of congress that a carbon tax would be detrimental to the united states. a cash mon tax is a tax on american consumer and economy. a carbon tax would significantly, preet that, significantly drive up the cost of the fuels that drive our way of life and result in millions and millions of jobs lost. this burden would be unfair, at least shoulders by the lower and middle class incomes. this -- the nonpartisan, i want to say that, the nonpartisan congressional budget office, c.b.o., in 2013, stated a carbon tax would increase the price of fossil fuels and in direct proportionate to their carbon content. higher fuel prices would rise production costs and ultimately drive up prices for goods and services throughout the economy. a stud which from the national association of manufactur

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i want to dig into that more with karen desoto, evan mcmillan, former cia operative, former chief policythe house conference. ran as an independent in 2016. let me start with you and the breaking news. explain why this was an issue. the tape comes out, it sort of comes out, "new york times" reports on it and the substance of it, got thorn y how it could be used. >> any attorney, the idea of taping a client is so disturbing. one of the reasons is you should get permission before you tape a client or an adversary and the idea that there are hundreds of hours that are not maintained by the attorney of privileged information is very disturbing. >> i'll interject to say, nothing illegal was done, in new york it is okay for one person to record a conversation without another knowing. >> being an attorney, the idea of confidentiality is really the pillar of our existence. we want people to be truthful and candid. we want our clients to tell the truth. we toedon't want to ruin our reputations with our adversaries and the courts with recording people and later harm your client. how do you keep ta

. >> reporter: jason mcmillan a sheriffs deputy who was shot and paralyzed during the attack says thercing him to relive the worst night of his . the vicms vowin ue their lfight.>> they're not y with anything. we'll keep this going as long as it takes. >> reporter: mgm is arguing the shooting qualifies as an act of terrorism in that federally security service were used at the concert venue. >> all right, thanks in los angeles. flash flood watches and warnings remain in effect at least through this afternoon through much of the mid-atlantic region. >> the storms have claimed the life of a woman in the washington, d.c. disturbsuburbs a tree fell on their house the husband was not injured. >>> colorado has flooding problems, strand motorists and their vehicles had to be rescued from what had been a street in denver. the storms are also in the forecast in other areas as well. >> let's look at the details now from accuweather paul williams. good morning. >> the ohio valley has drenching storms through d.c. happening again today and even for tomorrow. watch for severe storms, large harnlgs

anytime i see black women writing about anker and of expertise, something they're just balling in, mcmillan is doing some of the most interesting work, and she is an expert on many things but lower education, and for-profit universities and just love seeing her out there and being an expert on this, and advocating for black women in a different way than we typically see people in the public space advocating for black women. that's another artist person that i think is doing really great work in that space. >> awesome. before we get to questions that people have, the last thing i want to ask is a piggyback off the other questions but it was about are there -- do you feel like there's real life, actual changes and shifts, in how this country views and treats women, particularly black women or is it a market right now to tell the story they are -- because roxane gay's book is traveling the world and she's do well, and so and -- they like to lift up individuals as if that somehow is changing or transforming factual system ask and we know the system is fucked and the system has problems. what ar

i voted for mcmillan. host: did her gender affect the outcome of the vote?uest: impossible to say. i suspect not. i saw interesting data a couple of years ago about turnout for populations certain , and attitudes about romney based on his mormon faith. which did not get a whole lot of attention, but could have been enough, according to this one analysis i saw, who accounted for his loss to barack obama in 2012. know, 129 people vote and it is impossible to say -- 129 million people voted and it is impossible to say. reasonsre so many other to not vote for hillary clinton because she is corrupt. todd from i am river, michigan on the democrats' line. caller: hi, mona. i would invite you to use more specificity when you use pronouns like men are feminists and russians. i don't know who you are talking about. for most people, that kind of --iguity blends the public lends the public in advice them to use their imagination. i would take issue with your opinion that women are markedly more sexually vulnerable. and i would say, in this day and age, it brings more qu

attorney, jeanette mcmillan, to brief you and dean chapelle and two other fbi personnel that i won't name at this time about an amom hi that hay -- anomaly they had found on hillary clinton's e-mails that were going to and from the private, unauthorized server that you were supposed to be investigating. now do you remember it? >> i remember meeting mr. rutger on either one or two occasions. i do not remember the specific content or discussions. >> well, i'll help you with that too then. mr. rutger reported to those of you, the four of you there, in the presence of the i.c., i.g. attorney that they had found this anomaly on hillary clinton's e-mails going through a privatehi server. and when they had done the forensic analysis, they found that her e-mails, every single one except for four, over 30,000 of them, were going to an address that was not on the distribution list. it was a compartmentalized bit of information that was sending it to an unauthorized source. do you recall that? >> sir, i don't i don't. >> well, it went on to explain it, and you didn't say anything, you thanked h

community inspector general chuck mccollough sent frank rucker along with an ic/ig attorney jeanette mcmillan to brief you and dean chappelle and two other fbi personnel that i won't name about an anomaly they found on hillary clinton's e-mails that were going to and from the private server you were supposed to be investigating. do you remember it? >> i remember meeting mr. rucker on other one or two occasions, i do not remember the specific content or discussions. but they reported that they found this anomaly on hillary clinton's e-mails going through a private server and when they had done the forensic analysis they found her e-mails, every single one excement for four, over 30,000 of them, were going to an address not on the distribution list. it was a compartmentalized bit of information that was sending it to an unauthorized source do you recall that? >> sir, i don't. >> well, it went on to explain it. you didn't say anything? you thanked him, shook his hand but the problem was it was going to an unauthorized source that was a foreign entity unrelated to russia and from what you've said