michael's jump right before his own accident broke his leg. johnichael took the shirt off his back. to give it to the kid. like i said, this happened a couple of months ago. his friends and family put together a gofundme page to help raise money, cover some of the hospital expenses and to get him back home. he did have to spend some time in the norwegian hospital. john michael said this was partially poor decng, d judgmen ahead of himself in his sport of base jumping. don't think he'll be making this mistake again. he does wish to get back to base jumping but it will be a while. we wish you the best and speediest recovery possible. >>> let's go to this job site in california where my childhood friend walks over to the old pipe and discovers that stuck in it was -- >> an elephant. a giraffe. >> stuck in the old pipe is a poor little skunk. >> oh. goodness. >> well, don't get too close it's like spraying. >> but he didn't have the heart to walk away. he hung out to see what the skunk would do. >> this is one of the cases like no good deed goes unpuni

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when we first talk to box nearly a week after the murder -- she didn't have a message for john and michael- that has since changed.kara box, victim's fiancee:"you deserve to spend your lives in prison." (ryan) john and michael miller both posted bonds of 25- thousand dollars each day after the incident. (pam) new video at 9. a teacher has been charged with putting his toddler into a game machine in new hampshire ... and using her to steal prizes. police say, 34-year-old anthony helinski... enouraged the girl to hand out prizes taken from the keymaster game. the video shows the toddler climbing into the machine. helinski turned himself in wednesday... and has been placed on leave from his job as a middle school teacher. helinski is charged with theft... trespassing and child endangerment. (pam) also new video tonight out of alabama... where a gas station surveillance camera.. captured a driver backing into a pump... and starting a large fire. police say, the suspect did it on purpose. a manager says, the man was mad because the station had closed seconds before he pulled up... and he could

john, like even when you get mad at him. what's his middle name? do you even know? >> michael. >> jimmy: john michael osbourne.st so not him. >> jimmy: no. it's almost not anybody in a way. >> no. >> jimmy: he's always ozzy. please give him my best. sharon osbourne is with us. her show is "the talk" it's on every day on cbs. we'll be right back. k. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the first ever cadillac xt4. visit cadillac.com to learn more. [music begins to play: "like ♪sugait's like sh♪-an] it's like sugar ♪ so sweet ♪ ♪ good enough ♪ ♪ to e♪t ♪ yeah! ♪ ♪ like sugar, like sugar ♪ it's like sugar ♪ suga♪, so sweet ♪ ♪ good enough ♪ to e♪t ♪ yeah! ♪ designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new sma

othersg that, they let to feel -- lead others to feel that this will get to michael's. john: miss mcdonald, i would like to give you an opportunity to chime in. broader sold -- cultural issues? heather: as i understood the question, it is what is causing this? i would argue that it is the rise of an evermore delusional victimo. on campus is good minorities occupied the president's office at brown university several years ago and said, it is too hard to have to show up on time on colleges because we are "so focused on staying alive at brown." i'm so i commend is completely hyperbolic and delusional. no student at brown is at risk of his life. modlinat sort of hysterical rhetoric is now the currency of the realm. we are teaching favored victim groups on campuses to think of themselves as an existential threat and the demand to shut down what is then deemed hate speech, which is anything that orthodoxies,mpus to beout of that claim, at existential risk. hate speech -- we have a few other alchemical transactions that go on. this was exemplified by an op-ed published by a profess

we will first thank michael steele and john heilemann. gentlemen, both please come back on future broadcasts. appreciate you being here tonight. >>> coming up, the uproar over today's op-ed comes as his pick for the supreme court fields questions about the president's ability to pardon himself, among other topics. that when we continue. >>> well, if you were watching then you know. if you weren't, picture this. right in the middle of the second day of judge brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing for the supreme court, the white house was rocked by this news "the new york times" had published this scathing internal op-ed from an anonymous administration official, slamming the president. but president trump was still front and center at those hearings. kavanaugh refused to answer some questions that could eventually come to play for trump in relation to the mueller russia investigation. >> can a sitting president be required to respond to a subpoena? >> so that's a hypothetical question about what would be an elaboration or a difference fro

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james michael curley, john f. , tip o'neill, joe kennedy ii, michael capuano, and now this will be the first african-american woman ever to represent massachusetts in congress. ayanna pressley. this is an overwhelmingly democratic district. by winning this primary she is as good as elected in november. from tip o'neill and james michael curley, the democratic party now embracing ayanna pressley as its new face in this district. >> we know she was endorsed by >>> that does it for us tonight.

james michael kerley, john f. eill, joe kennedy ii, michael capuano, and now this will be the first african-american woman ever to represent massachusetts in congress. ayanna pressley. this is an overwhelmingly democratic district. by winning this primary she is as good as elected in november. from tip o'neill and james michael kerley, the democratic party now embracing ayanna pressley the new face in this district. >> we know she was endorsed by mora healey, the state a.g., seen as a real rising star in democratic politics and a big deal in massachusetts democratic politics which of course has a republican governor. massachusetts is a blue state with a very popular republican governor, charlie baker. you say this is a sure thing. does this reflect any other trends in terms of massachusetts democrats and endorse sxmts who she's associated with? >> it's interesting because most of sort of the establishment in massachusetts, the democrats, they did rally around capuano in this race. mora healey the a.g. in going with

friends event has ordered the arrest of a ferry operator involved in the disaster on lake victoria john michael forty has declared four days of mourning for the passengers who drowned at least one hundred thirty one died and hundreds more so missing after the crowded boat capsized near the dock on markham way of reports from the ugandan side of lake victoria. lake victoria became a grave site on thursday afternoon after the ferry capsized and sank when the ferry was coming to a stop people moved from one side to the other the wait to the ferry over nearby vessels were diverted to assist.

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michael x. friends of john lennon he made a promise to him before he was executed about torture. what was the case of michael x. of the provocative acts was a black polydor in. burton in the sixty's he ended up almost death row in trinidad and i visit him that i was a young barrister and i sat with him on death row in trinidad with about thirty men need monkey cages mattress a cells eight foot by six foot and they had all the rituals of the british hanging had been kept by trinidad and you couldn't have a. bad hanging good because the constitution and the down by britain expressly preserved the death penalty but it also had a section not prohibited talked. and as i sat with michael day after day screaming boys the coffin e of death row i said to him this is a place of mental torture maybe we could argue that since the constitution prohibits torture this death row is a form of torture and a prolonged stay on it amounts to torture so that the death penalty has to be commuted and i never forget he put his fingers to his lips as he. said just listen and you could hear a pin drop all t

president has ordered the arrest of a ferry operator involved in the disaster on lake victoria john michael fully declared four days of mourning for the passengers who died drowned at least one hundred thirty one died and hundreds more are still missing after the crowded boat capsized on thursday malcolm webb reports from the ugandan side of the lake. lake victoria became a grave site on thursday afternoon after a ferry capsized and sank when the ferry was coming to a stop when people moved from one side to the other the way to tip the ferry over nearby vessels were diverted to assist. we are here to rescue people if there's anyone alive with god's help we'll rescue them as for those who have died will get them out to for now we're concentrating on the rescue operation as you can see specialists have arrived. just a few mean. this from the doc in the new career way district officials don't know the exact number of people missing the person dispensing the tickets drowned and the machine recording the data hasn't been retrieved. some eyewitnesses say there were hundreds of people onboard. tan

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. >> laura: john michael boerner, he is a great guy, i like boerner.e changed his thinking on pot. we call it all cannabis, makes us feel better to call it cannabis. tell it. >> in 2011, he said this, i am opposed to the legislation of marijuana. he was on the record. now tweets today, he is now a member of, joined acreage holdings. a cannabis distributor. >> laura: how much he making off pot and wrecking the minds of young people. >> he's seeing green, not marijuana, benjamins. >> laura: it sad. we have enough problems in the country. don't need kids -- adults, it is fine, kids doll it. i am adamant, not cool, i'm not wild about this. >> horrible effects. help veterans with opioid addiction. addicting a person to this helping them avoid that? >> laura: be honest, if you want to make money on pot, just say, it is better than going around the country and speaking at $10,000 a pop, they will pay a huge amount of money to sit on the board, just be honest. don't try to claim you are doing it for the vets, that is just sad. >> then vito share this video qui

friends event has ordered the arrest of a ferry operator involved in the disaster on lake victoria john michael forty has declared four days of mourning for the passengers who drowned at least one hundred thirty one died and hundreds more so missing after the crowded boat capsized near the dock on markham way of reports from the ugandan side of lake victoria. lake victoria became a grave site on thursday afternoon after a ferry capsized and sank when the ferry was coming to a stop people moved from one side to the other the way to tip the ferry over nearby vessels were diverted to assist. it. we are here to rescue people if there's anyone alive with god's help we'll rescue them as for those who have died we'll get them out too for now we're concentrating on the rescue operation as you can see specialists have arrived. just a few metres from the dog in new career we district officials don't know the exact number of people missing the person dispensing the tickets drowned and the machine recording the data hasn't been retrieved some eyewitnesses say there were hundreds of people onboard. tanzania

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john kerry. i'm not talking about michael flynn. a administration. john kerry did tell secretary pompeo about this. told tillerson about this i don't know why pompeo didn't tell the president. ed: that is interesting nugget if you say he got a head's up. last point, joel. >> secretary kerry is engaging like all former secretary of states talking to former counterparts. this is not abnormal. henry kissinger does it as well. ed: joel, chris, appreciate you both coming in. >>> investigators desperately trying to figure out what caused a series of gas explosions in massachusetts. this video still incredible to watch. this was not the first problem for the gas company involved. former boss and police commissioner ed toews, he will join us with his insight. this is a important story. at least one person died. many more injured. he is coming up. >>> plus democratic darling, socialsáu from the bronx as pete likes to call her, alexandria ocasio-cortez defending her expensive taste. what this socialist is saying about a 3,000 outfit she was mo

president has ordered the arrest of a ferry operator involved in the disaster on lake victoria john michael fully has declared four days of mourning for the passengers who drowned at least one hundred thirty one people died and hundreds more are still missing after the crowded boat capsized near the dock on thursday markham web reports from the ugandan side of lake victoria. late victoria became a gravestone. on thursday afternoon after a ferry capsized and sank when the ferry was coming to a stop people moved from one side to the other the way to tip the ferry over nearby vessels were diverted to assist. we are here to rescue people if there's anyone alive with god's help we'll rescue them as for those who have died will get them out to for now we're concentrating on the rescue operation as you can see specialists have arrived. just a few meters from the dog in the district officials don't know the exact number of people missing person dispensing the tickets drowned and the machine recording the data hasn't been retrieved some eyewitnesses say there were hundreds of people onboard. tanzani

officer john sipher and ex-director of the c.i.a. michaelt down to brass tacks about russia. >> have you ever been over to russia? >> i lived in moscow, and our house, every room was bugged with audio and video. so they watch you go to the bathroom, and they watch you go to bed. ( laughter ) >> it's kinda weird. >> they watched you shower? >> yeah. ( laughter ) makes you stay in shape. >> yeah. ( laughs ) >> i just saw something, um, in the last day or so which suggests that the russians are-- are starting to play in our midterm elections that are coming up in a few months. and they will play heavily in the 2020 election unless we stop them. >> i don't know. how do you do that? >> remember how you deal with bullies? >> yes. >> you punch 'em in the face. and they stop. >> kick 'em in the crotch. and what about the tape in moscow, him with the-- >> ( laughs ) tell me more about the tape. >> the pee-pee tape? ( laughs ) >> the russians, they collect-- what they try to collect is compromising material on everyone that they can, and they hold it

we sat down with michael hayden, leon panetta, john brennan, jay johnson and madeleine albright. >> and u.s. relationship with nato and the trump administration's threat to pull security clearances from some of those people we just mentioned. first

former press secretary for john boehner, michael steel. lee anne caldwell. cornell belcher and nbc news political editor carrie dann. if folks follow our little beginning of special specials versus ends of summer specials, the same foursome is back. cornell, i'm going to let you start this conversation here. the naturalization -- this is a nationalized midterm. it seems as if your side has to make -- maybe it doesn't, but your side has to make a decision, how do you run against trump, how much do you talk about trump, do you do impeachment, where do you do it. all of those things. >> no, i think that's fair. not surprising a midterm is a referendum on the president, right? i think democrats think they have the wind at their backs because you have a president who is -- has a historical disapproval, right? and by the way, i think he's been implicated in two felonies. so that's problematic. so midterms are usually problematic for the president's party. i think this was particularly problematic. you also have what you referenced earlier is a majority of american

and it is gratifying, though sadly so, that john kelly and michael eric dyson absolutely agree and yet resolution of it is that those inside must tell more of that truth, if you're working for a man who you believe is in crazy town, then he's inducting you into the citizenry of crazy towness as well. you've got to oppose him tooth and nail. there's an argument to be made, somebody's got to be inside to stop him from stealing letters. >> you used the term dopey dopplerle ganger, you are in agreement with gary cohn who served donald trump, defended donald trump, stood by during charlottesville. and i want to read this at length. cohn, a wall street veteran tried to tamp down trump's strident nationalism on trade, cohn stole a letter off trump ice desk the president was intending to sign, and cohn later told an associate he removed the letter to protect national security and trump didn't notice it was missing. cohn made a similar play to prevent trump from pulling out of and a half that. in 2017 trump was eager to pull out. under orders from the president, porter drafted a letter to withd

john. >>> president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen has been cooperating with special counsel robert mueller. cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance and other charges last month. he has had multiple meetings with investigators who want to know about interactions between the president or russia eemer in business or the campaign. he is providing information to prosecutors without a cooperation agreement. last night cohen's attorney tweeted, good for michael cohen for providing critical information to the mueller investigation. >>> tran dai quang, the president of vietnam, died this morning. he died in hanoi following what's described as a serious illness. he was 61 years old. his last public appearance was monday. he hosted president trump on his first state visit last year. >>> a gunman was killed by police during a dramatic shootout near miami international airport last night. police say the gunman used an assault rifle to fire on officers. it is unclear why the suspect was wanted by police. gunfire broke out following a chase and none of the officers were injured. >>> and t

. >> michael, watching the services for john mccain, now, this is a guy -- let's not kid ourselves, he's a man who has had his failings. by the way, he was a conservative. he absolutely was. and yet it showed us in this last few days what an independent spirit brings to whatever your political persuasion is and what this country can be if we are prepared to listen to each other or prepared to make compromises. it has been sort of a celebration of the fact that maybe that is not dead in our political spirit. >> that's right. and it doesn't have that much to do with politics or it transcends politics. he lived an honorable life. whether you agree with his politics or not, he lived an honorable life. and then there are those that didn't live, haven't lived suchh i bet you they are hiding donald trump's smartphone tonight. he is going to be wanting to be tweeting and they will keep him well away from his phone of his. >> i think that would be an interesting thing if that were to happen. thank you for joining me. >>> coming up, in a meeting more than two years ago, the author of the trump-rus

john, it was never famed disagreements. the man didn't feign anything. he just relished the fight. >> reporter: paying tribute to michaelohen's legacy in washington, often time as the maverick, a thorn in the side of his own party. >> depending on the issue, you knew john would either be your staunchest ally or your most stubborn opponent. >> reporter: in the absence of the president, which was mccain's wish -- >> in every generation there are those who put country first. who prize service ahead of self. who summon ideaism from a cynical age. john mccain was such a man. >> reporter: vice president mike pence speaking on behalf of the white house. >> the president asked me to be here on behalf of a grateful nation. >> reporter: and as was mccain's wish as well, to send a final message of bipartisan. he wanted to break protocol and have leaders of both parties, republican and democrat, in both chambers to lay a wreath together at his casket. john mccain's grieving family including his 106-year-old mother roberta mccain tearfully continuing their good-byes. as did republican congressman sam johnson, a p.o.w. for nearly sev

in the seventh district of massachusetts, the incumbent michael capuano, who is endorsed by john lewis and maxine waters. not exactly moderate democrats endorsing him, was beaten by an alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsy ianna pressley. she is far left, and is an at-large member that came out of nowhere. the democrats are losing control of this party, even their gold standards of liberals like john lewis and maxine waters, they can't push someone through in massachusetts and capuano is a liberal's liberal. he is liberal but not liberal enough. >> yeah, yeah. it bodes poorly for nancy pelosi in case democrats take back the house. just like joe crowley. this guy was considered to be a shoe in. the party is going far left, so i say, you go girl. take the party further left and for the left. nobody is buying the socialism and nobody wants to see america turn into venezuela. >> laura: it doesn't work. it doesn't work. where has socialism worked. or democratic socialism -- it's not work. mark, weigh in on that. >> i think the party is saying they want a new generation. they realize that their l

keith morrison: john henry browne settled into a local hotel and set to work, deconstructing the prevailing public view of defendant, michaeld up the attention. john henry browne: and i would suggest counsel come to trial and she'll find out. keith morrison: naturally flamboyant. john henry browne: i don't think i have a dog in this fight. keith morrison: while the client seemed to disappear into the woodwork behind him. a client who, said john henry browne, was not at all the villain the prosecution seemed determined to portray. john henry browne: what we have is a man who, has on his own, raised very successfully four children. keith morrison: it became, shall we say, a theme. michael oakes, single father of four, grandfather of one. well-spoken, mild mannered, but certainly not any ordinary salesman or consultant. oakes, browne admitted, is a recognized expert in close quarters combat. knows firearms so well, he's written numerous articles for gun magazines. has even trained police swat teams. but has no criminal record. and, insisted browne, he isn't a murderer. still, he must have done something to mark stover, didn't

john, first to you, the fact that michael cohen has talked to mueller's team multiple times and it's hours, what does that tell you? >> well, kate, what it tells me is this investigation is pretty far along. these are very sophisticate d level of knowledge. if this reporting is correct that he's spending a lot of time with them he must be providing them some new information that they were unaware of and possibly even giving them new leads. >> patrick, we know that michael cohen has very famously in the past said he would take a bullet for donald trump. let me play you the most -- i think it's one of the most recent things president trump has said about their relationship, about michael cohen. listen to this. >> they make it sound like i didn't live without i am. i understood michael cohen very well. it turned out he wasn't a very good lawyer, frankly. but he was somebody that was probably with me for about ten years. and i would see him sometimes. but when i had deals and big deals i had outside lawyers and i have a lot of inside lawyers too in addition to michael. >> so trump puts i

he still continued to do it, and as i understand -- correct me if i'm wrong, michael -- is that the chief of staff, john kelly, kept him in the position until this investigation is through? >> that's right. brock long has maintained throughout the whole time that he's done nothing wrong, and part of his defense has been that past fema directors have done it, too. if that is true, that would still be -- that would still violate federal statute as the general counsel of dhs and the inspector general have already told mr. long. but that said, john kelly, you know, he's a military guy. he is a four star general. he's -- you know, he's inside the white house and, frankly, at dhs and fema they see a certain honor in john kelly's decision to give brock long his say. you know, there are some people who say perception is reality, right, in politics and the mere fact of these allegations should force long out of his position. john kelly said no, we're going to wait to see what final report says. we're going to let brock long defend himself and, most importantly, we're going to get through this storm that's hittin

we sat down with michael hayden, leon panetta, john brennan, jay johnson and madeleine albright. >> andhe russian investigation, the u.s. relationship with nato and the trump administration's threat to pull security clearances from some of those people we just mentioned. first up, our conversation with retired four-star general michael hayden, who ran both the nsa and cia. and we started by asking him about his new book, the assault on intelligence, american national security in the age of lies. >> i come at it with a three-layered problem. number one is cultural. and fun mentally that's the biggest one. it's us. the book is about us and our political discourse or lack of discourse, our distrust. that's anchored also on the lack of truth. post-truth world oxford definition, decision making based on feeling and preference rather than objective reality and we've gone to our corners, pledged allegiance to our tribes and data doesn't matter much. second layer, the president, who quite intelligently saw it, exploited it and now in office uses it and frankly i think worsens it. >> abuses it.

know who i would give the first exclusive interview to >> that's nice >>> let's bring in john coffee and michael the sec om plaint layers on additional allegations about tweets he made on august 7th and the confusion it caused within the company they alleged the head of ir assumed the tweet was accurate and telling people, yes, there's a firm offer out there there must be. when you get through the allegations it paints a very compelling picture of not just one tweet but a fraud that potentially unfolded over hours and even days. >> so you're saying the sec has a strong case against him. >> it is important to remember these are only allegations if they do have facts and witnesses behind him it looks like a strong complaint, yes >> do you feel like he has grounds to feel loik he has been treated toughly or not >> no. i feel quite differently mr. musk is gambling with the shareholders money it is probably 30% or more of the value of tesla depends on his presence of ceo. the sec is willing to let him stay there as the ceo and he is insisting on rolling the dice on whether he could beat the sec in th

i remember eating michael jordan's wheaties and john elway and some of the greats.dous honor and such a blessing. >> a few other, muhammad ali, walton peyton, mary lou retton. were you surprised when you got the call about this? >> well, i was super fired up when mark called me. my agent he called me and told me i was just fired up -- the funny thing about the wheaties, you know, box and everything else, i remember going to the grocery store, running up and down super excited and in richmond, virginia, where i grew up and so many people telling me i was too small. and the reality is is that you got to believe. you know, you got to believe why not you. so it's been a blessing and pretty cool and baby future, he loves wheaties. baby future's first day of school is today so i'll take him a new box of wheaties and that way he can wake up. >> there we see him. what did he say when he saw the box? >> he didn't see it yet. he'll get the first real box from me this morning. so it's super exciting. >> he has so many reasons to look up to you, russell. i mean, yeah, super bow

joining our discussion now john holland, national affairs analyst for nbc, the co-host and executive show times the circus which returns this sunday, michael, and maria, president and ceo and an msnbc contributor. and john heilemann, mike pence, if he's not the author of the piece, knows that word lodestar was put in there for him specifically to let him know he is regarded the same way the resistance inside the trump administration regards trump. >> other that or he's really thick, one or the other. it's hard to imagine mike pence's purchase as vice president, hard to imagine not to get this, what's going on here. you think about the people inside the trump administration and the kind of people who might have written the op-ed, and as you suggest now there are dozens of administration officials who share these views. they may uniformly have a disregard for pence that is overwhelming because as much as trump -- as much as they disregard donald trump, they fear trump and they think trump is a danger, they look at pence not in the way they look at themselves. and i'm only talking about their mind-set now and not ours. but they look at themse

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michael. that's for you. >> chrissy teigen and john legend at the emmy's.n referring to a comment made earlier about not thanking jesus enough. >> there were plenty giving thanks to jesus and whoever they believed in in l.a. >> reporter: it was hollywood's biggest night and right off the top taboo was on top. ♪ is there any room in this song for a straight white guy like me ♪ >> colin jost and michael che were addressing the elephant in the room. >> it is an onhar to be here with the people in hollywood haven't been caught yet. >> reporter: a history-making win for henry winkler winning his first emmy award ever. he was nominated twice as the fonz on "happy days." but never won until now in a best supporting actor in a comedy series. >> i only have 43 seconds. i wrote this 43 years ago. zbl the marvelous mrs. maisel puts that away. and not since august took home two wins for theomy ey, best draumgau. 96-year-old betty white kicking and deserving of a standing o. >> it's incredible that you can stay in a career long and still have people put up with you. i w

this was taken after last week's news with michael cohen and paul manafort. and after the passing of john heard throughout, had some polling impact. quinnipiac has gillam with a lead over desantis. and in missouri, our first check in, we have the race a dead heat between claire mccaskill and josh hawley. governor doug dues ee appointed kyle to fill mccain's seat. then, in chicago democratic mayor range of motion e-- rahm emanuel said he is not going for a third term. let's bring in the panel. steve, i want to start with the generic ballot, 14 points. i'll admit i thought it was a bit of an outlier, had another polster say the mccain funeral didn't help the president's numbers, that they noticed a consistent drop, a little bit overall in the president's numbers across the board. >> i think also what that underscores going forward when we see this through the fall, watch the president's approval rating. that goes hand in hand, same poll that put him at 36% approval. >> a little low. >> that's what i mean. if other polls move to 36 -- >> we had 44 and 8 point democratic lead. >> republicans

the dysfunction and distraction and everyone coming in together, be it michael cohen, be it the exposure of things by the late john mccain and his death, and also this op-ed piece, about woodward's book that's out today, omarosa's book with her tapes and videos, what of you, and even my book that talks about how they deal with the press. all of this fact is coming to bear on this president and, you know, the crazy thing about it is today on this day of all days the 17th anniversary of september the 11th, the day of this major storm, this is when you see who a president really is and what we've gotten in the last few weeks and months is that this is a president filled with distraction and dysfunction. when you talk about the economy, you know, left to his own devices that would even go down because right now it's okay, but think about this, the issue of tariffs, you had his base, farmers, very upset about that. think about this, he threatened to shut down the government over a wall. those are paychecks to federal workers and contractors who depend on the federal government. then you also have -- >> but, april, i'm

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ile neighbor john miller had a gun and h son michael can be seen with a shotgun slung over his shoulders. >> come closer and i'll kill you. >> did you heare' him say kill me? >> reporter: hisommon law wife recorded this video and made it public. >> point it at me. >> reporter: the two-minute video captures the men threatenin each other. >> i promise you you're dead. >> it is an al >> [ bleep ] kilte you. >> rr: and then gunshots.oh police sayn miller firedfi rst. his son then opened fore. llowed by two more rounds his father. police say howd was unarmed at this point. howard died at the according to police, the millers admitted shooting him and in custody on $200,000 bond. >> aaron was a fighter up until yhe end. >> reporter: a fam waiting for justice. for "today," tammy leitner, nbc news. >> that is a story we did to the want to watch this morning. >>> we will turn now because it is the weekend and people wantt to know w is going on out there. here's >>> we're seeing a fewhowers that tlo win andnu we'll con with isolated stuff into the afternoon. picking up i intensity later tonight. th

marlene quintana, alfred carum r., anthony martin, darren campbell, todd, john islami, jo ann, julie harris nelson, maling, michael alvarez, peggy, province zamic on their tremendous work. so miami bridge, here's to many more years of success and services on behalf of south florida's troubled youth. thank you for all the work that you do. i yield back, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from alabama, ms. sewell, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to remember the 55th observance of the bombing of 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama, and to commemorate the lives and legacy of four precious little girls. addie mae collins, denise mcnair, carol robertson, and cynthia morris wesley, who were murdered during that devastating attack 55 years ago. 10:22 ember 15, 1963, at a.m., the four little girls were getting dressed in the bathroom downstairs in the church. preparing to sing in the church quire. the morning of the -- chior. the morning of the bombing, they were getting ready for the 11:00 service. when the bomb d