that the interviews could start very soon. >> mike rogers? >> clearly, i think that there's a financial angle to all of this. if you're going to have a successful special prosecutor investigation into all of this, the financial trail. it was a young fbi agent about, the third day in the academy. they tell you, remember, every investigation is never about the money. it is always about the money. so i think what you're going to find is there will be a financial angle in addition to what gloria is voting on. nothing solid if they don't get that piece of it done. >> let's listen to the spanish pm talking, it seems it was a toned down message when we heard him speaking last week. the headline out of today is that the president is calling for a complete denuclearization of north korea. not for the total destruction, which is i believe the words last week were the threat to totally destroy north korea. the implication being not just kim jong-un but all 25 million people. >> it was interesting. clearly as he always does, the president wanted everyone

tonight, remarks fronbn director christopher wray and nsa director at tomorrow mike rogers on intelligence gathering and sharing. they expressed the need for congress to renew fisa section 702, which authorizes the intelligence communityo access communications of not ericans outside the u.s.. it is hosted by the intelligence and national security alliance, and the armed forces communications and electronics association. see tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. right after that, texas congressman michael mccaul discusses terrorism and its revolution since 9/11. he serves as the chairman of the house homeland security committee, and looked at the challenges the intelligence community currently faces. he spoke in front of the bipartisan policy center, and will show you his comments 50 --t at 950:00 -- mina 9:50 p.m. >> c-span's washington journal, live everyay with news and policy issues that impact you. on sunday morning, cns news editor and chief will join us to discuss. mick troiano, executive director of the project will be on, he will talk about the group's efforts to support centrist cand

for rate and and is a director admal mike rogers on intelligence gathering and sharing. they express the neefor congress to run you section five -- fisa bill. see it tonight, at 8:00 eaern on cease in. right after that, texas congressman michael mcauliffe discusses terrorism and he serves as the chairman of the homeland security committee. we will look at the challenges that security committee currently changes. he will be speaking at the global terror threat bipartisan policy center, at 930 eastern, c-span.a spin -- on >> c-span washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, eleanor clift of the daily beast will join us to discuss the political news of the day. nick ferrier know, the director of the centrist project will discuss his efforts to support centrist candidates on 2018. be sure to watch, live at 7:00 eastern on sunday morning. join the discussn. ♪ theuncer: monday, marks 16th anniversary of september 11, and our live coverage of the remembrances begin at 8 a.m. eaern, on c-span two. letter from new york

don't miss "declassified" with mike rogers saturday at 9:00. and will ripley's exclusive journey to north korea. "secret state, inside north korea." it's tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern. again, thanks to all three of these gentlemen. when we come back, the president again blaming violence in charlottesville on both sides. why he won't just move away from this divisive language. >> you will not replace us! jews! t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic for us, it's rocky mountain water...n. ...or nothing. coors banquet. that's how it's done. and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you >>> the president doubling d

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mike rogers, thanks very much. >>> coming up we'll get back to the breaking news. to find survivors after a major earthquake hits mexico. elementary schoolchildren among the victims. you're looking at live pictures. >>> plus direct hit. hurricane maria makes landfall in puerto rico as a category 4 monster storm. a look at the ferocious winds and rain. millions of people are taking shelter. we'll go live to the island. >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we've got this frantic search under way for survivors from this magnitude 7.1 earthquake in mexico city. these are live. chilling pictures here as rescues are under way at this crumbling school. inside, children missing since the quake hit. with just a handwritten list of names, people there are on their hands and knees using hands as shovels, anything they can to get through to them because waiting is just simply not an option. rescuers say they can actually hear the sound of this one little girl crying out. they are using a

now i want to bring in cnn national security commentator mike rogers and jim. thank you so much for joining us. serious stuff here. we know that the president has been briefed on north korea, jim, but he did not comment tonight during a dinner reception this evening. secretary of state rex tillerson just released a statement. what did he say? >> this is a real challenge to u.s. policy here because trump has come in with a tougher position, right, saying that we will not tolerate. he promised fire and fury several weeks ago. and the question is what does this mean for u.s. policy going forward, because it is based on stronger sanctions. you had a unanimous u.n. security council resolution just this past week, but north korea in effect with this test standing up not just to the u.s. but to the international community, including new york's closest ally, which is china, and the threat of greater economic sanctions. it raises a question which is raised by the administration can north korea be deterred on its nuclear program, its missile program. it's not clear, fran

director mike rogers about the paychecks he didn't receiver and get dog chip removed from the back of his head. he was arrested and he psychokey evaluation -- psyche evaluation. he was ordered to remain behind bars without bond until the next court appearance and turn in all the illegal guns. he had a long list of weapons. nine guns, six were loaded. three knives. brass knuckles. ammo. in my hand right here is the incident report. it mentions he is facing six charges carrying an illegal rifle in d.c. that is a five-year charge. he could face fines of up to $5,000. the next court appearance is on thursday. we will keep you posted with the latest details. reporting live from the d.c. courthouse i'm q mccray. back to you. jonathan: thank you. five members of a national church remain in the hospital after a shooting sunday morning. police say sampson shot and dilled a woman in the parking lot before going inside -- killed a woman in the parking lot before going inside. the death toll would have been higher had an usher not confronted the >> he physically engaged the shooter. during the st

knuckles bates told the officers he was headed to white house to meet nagal security director admiral mike rogers and defense secretary james mattis and wanted implanted chip removed from behind his ear. bates now faces felony charges for illegally carrying a ri rifle. >>> new tonight a family in leesburg is mourning the loss of a loved one. leesburg man is in jail accused of stabbing his father to death. investigators say hector flores murdered father hector flores senior. kristin leon joins us now from leesburg with the latest, kristin. >> shawn wear told the 8-year-old suspect was living with his father in his father's corner unit you see here for about six months and we also learn today according to the family that he served in military as far as the relationship goes between father and sun son the family tells me there were no major signs of trouble from what they enough. all came as a major shock. still hard to swallow. special hi as more and more details come out. >> a family devastated and holding on to each other in agonizing pain as they learned for the first time their brother and upin

white house to speak with defense secretary james mattis and national security agency director mike rogers. the man was taken to a facility for mental observation. he's facing several weapons charges. an email scandal is brewing for president trump's son-in-law and senior whi kushner. according to his lawyer-- kushner used a private e-mail account to talk to white house officials. less than a-hundred e-mails reportedly went through the private account from january to august - usually news articles or political commentary. his lawyer also said - the e-mails on his private account were usually news articles or political commentary. coming up - two of the biggest names in music... performing in charlottesville last night. a look at the charity concert for unity. plus - a virginia woman getting a little more than she hoped for.. the steakhouse snake bite.. still ahead. but first - here's what's coming up later this morning on "live with kelly and ryan". te for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor an

bates told the agent that he had come to see nsa director mike rogers and defense dicktive jim mattisn how to get the dog chip out of his head. police later found 20 guns including assault weapons in his car. way arrested on weapons charges and taken to the hospital for observation. >> well, that is our time. thanks for waking up with us on this tuesday. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we leave you with some spectacular video, the northern lights as seen from the international space station. light show caused by electrically charged particles released from the sun. a car slams into a san francisco home. >>> we are following breaking news at 4:30 this morning. a car slams into a san francisco home. the crew is on the scene right now. we have live coverage coming up in a moment. good morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington on this tuesday morning. you know, a lot is going on in the news. we want to head to the weather. going to be another warm one. >> slightly warmer than yesterday. it's expected to get warmer for tomorrow as

in fact not only did director comby and mike rogers of nsa say there was no truth to the president being wiretapped, department of justice confirmed that was false as well. i can't comment on whether mr. manafort was ever the subject of surveillance of any kind. even if he were, though, that doesn't justify more suggest that the president was wiretapped improperly by barack obama, no truth to that. i will say with respect to manafort, though, the allegation that he was reaching out to russian close to putin he would offer them useful information while he was campaign manager at the very same time the russians are reaching out to him to offer information on hillary clinton, that is of deep concern to us. >> dickerson: going back to the president, he said trump tower was wiretapped, manafort lives in trump tower, it might be precisely letter for letter, what was going on, but heck of a lot closer than what people were ridiculing the president for. >> far from issue of whether it's letter for, president trump said barack obama was illegally wiretapping him. we should want the administration

my name is mike rogers.thered by our operatives, people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure. until now. >>> cubans don't get enough credit for being a first class intelligence service. and they're first class. they have proven their worth tile and time again especially 0 with the united states. >> the cubans are very aggressive and have been very successful for years, though thoe they might not pose a military threat. when the cubans come here and gather information, a lot of times they could sell it to other countries. >> when we were about to invade iraq, cuba was communicating intelligence information because of their proximity to us of saddam hussein. >> that's what thaikz makes them dangerous in our world because they're very aggressive and they're vy good. >> the record suggests that cubans have been particularly successful of getting american citizens

. >> fbi director christopher wray and nsa director mike rogers joined other intel officials this week to discuss the importance of intelligence gathering and sharing. they outline security challenges they face trying to protect u.s. citizens from potential threats. this was of a daylong summit cohosted by the intelligence and national security alliance and armed forces to medications and electronics association. it is just over an hour.

my name is mike rogers. i have access to classified information gathered by our operatives, people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure until now. >> on september the 11th enemies of freedom enacted a war against our country. the leadership of al qaeda supports the taliban regime. >> missile explosions light up the night time skies. night time tracers streak over the capitol. >> 3,000 americans died. taliban were sheltering bin lad laden. >> the only way to deal with these terrorist threats is to go after them where they exist. >> air defense system commanding control bunkers. >> wewent in to afghanistan as a way of self defense as a way of preventing terrorism. the leadership of the afghan taliban mostly fled into pakistan in the area just over the border from afghanistan. >> in less than two months the taliban army had been destroyed and the taliban governm

agents say bates told him he came to the white house to speak with mike rogers director of nsa and defense secretary jim mattis reportedly were theed device on missing paychecks and wanted to get a dog chip out of his head. saw a judge for his first appearance, he was ordered held until a preliminary hearing. thats had scheduled for thursday. we've also been in touch with a memphis police department who confirmed that bates worked for them for 13 years. from 2000 to 2013 when he retired. it's also unclear in those court document what is bates may have been planning with those weapons. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. >>> the debate continues after nfl players who needle during the national anthem. tonight, more reaction from players, owners and fan, marina marraco joins us with what has turned into a major cultural fire storm politics against sports >> the national anthem protests continue. players knelt before the anthem. here's pictures from fox reporters in glendale for tonight's game, the cowboys taking a knee as a team including dallas cowboys owner jerry jones, ther

director mike rogers to get advice on how to get a paycheck he hasn't received yet and how to get the dog chim out of his head. he was arrested. they also, he gave them the okay to search his car. that is when they found nine weapons. nine guns. three knives. brass knuckles. a blackjack and a lot of ammunition he was arrested. a psyche exam but done. he is facing charge of carrying illegal rifle in the city of d.c. which could land him in jail for as much as five years with a fine of up to $5,000. we'll keep you posted. i'll let you know what happens next. jonathan: over the weekend, north president trump speaking "heard north korea spoke. " the north korean said it equates to a declaration of war. the foreign minister saying through a translator it has the right to shoot down the u.s. bombers over the national air space. the white house denies it has declared war. alison: jared kushner used a private e-mail account for official business. his lawyer admitted about 100 e-mails went from a personal account since january. he says the e-mails were usually news articles or political commen

white house to speak with defense secretary james mattis and national security agency director mike rogers wanted, quote, advice on missing paychecks and how to get the chip out of my head. the man was taken to a facility for mental observation. he's facing several weapons charges. >>> in today's morning money report a judge in sacramento has ruled the wording to repeal the california gas tax is misleading to voters. >> a lawsuit alleges the language written by the attorney general was intentionally deceptive. the description of the proposed measure said a yes vote would eliminate transportation funding and oversight of road repair projects. the judge agreed and the attorney general's office now has to rewrite the summary. then backers have to get 365,000 signatures to place the initiative on the november 2018 ballot. >>> uc students are paying for retirees' six-figure pensions with higher tuition fees. the "l.a. times" says more than 5,400 uc retirees received pensions more than $100,000 last year, a 60% increase since 2012. the spokesperson says it's impossible to say exactly how much of

i want to bring in cnn national security commentator mike rogers. so, mike, good to see you.hose sentiments that are tweeted out just a couple days before he is to arrive in puerto rico, people expect him to be the comforter in chief. what's your point of view to hear a president talk in this matter during a time of crisis for people? >> it certainly isn't helpful at the very least. and may be harmful at the very best. this is the time for the president to rise above his personal animus toward anybody, and it seems to be a long list these days. it's not hopeful. the president can do a lot for puerto rico. he can urge a nation to stand up and support them in any way we can including funds and food and any other, multiple ways that he could help, as well as encouraging the people of puerto rico to hang in there, we're coming as soon as we can. we're going to get as much aid as we can. this thing will never be a success, and no president, no director, no secretary should ever say this is going fantastic even if the logistics part is coming together the way it was planned until t

my name is mike rogers.s to classified information gathered by our operatives, people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure. until now. >> in the late '70s through the '80s into the '90s all around the world we had proxy wars. lebanon was raging. there were conflicts throughout africa. the iran-iraq war. the break-up of yugoslavia, the break-up of czechoslovakia, those all occurred because someone was willing to sell them weapons. they created havoc. millions of people were killed. if you're one of the top gray and black arms dealers in the world you can make fortunes by distributing weapons to whatever cause you want to make money on. they're businessmen. they don't necessarily have a lot of rules like you and i do. but they run a business. >> monzer al-kassar was one of the most elite global weapons traffickers. he's really responsible for a lot of the moder

my name is mike rogers. had access to classified information gathered by our operatives, people who risk everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure until now. >> on september 11th, enemies of freedom committed an act of war on our country. and leadership has a -- and supports the taliban regime. >> anti-aircraft tracers streak over the capitol city of cabo. >> the taliban was sheltering bin laden. >> the only way to deal with these terrorist threats is to go where their exist. >> the targets, the air military, air defense systems, air fields and war planes. >> we went into afghanistan as a way of self-defense, as a way of targeting terrorism. the u.s. pushed the taliban out rather quickly. the leadership of the afghan taliban mostly fled into pack stn, in the area just over the border from afghanistan. >> in less than two months the taliban army had been destroyed and the tal

director mike rogers about the paychecks he didn't receiver and get dog chip removed from the back of head. he was arrested and he

my name is mike rogers.to classified information gathered by our operatives, people who risked everything for the united states an our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure until now. ♪ >>> i first went undercover in the fbi in i think it was 1967. i had specialized in the fbi in domestic terrorist cases. organized crime, and undercover. and in 1984, i was working with the mafia when an opportunity came up in coeur d'alene, idaho. it was a one-man office and the agent that had been in coeur d'alene had left and no one was there. it is a beautiful idyllic spot. and so i jumped on that and along with a lot of other people i threw my hat in the ring and i was fortunate enough i got selected. i packed up my gear, left the family, headed out to coeur d'alene. got the office, opened the door. it's an 8 by 10, nobody had been there in months, cobwebs going across there and i looked at it and shook my head and thought

interviewed the dni and the director of of national intelligence and one of the first interviews was with mike rogersector of the national security agency. both of them were asked by the president if they could tell the world that there was no evidence of collusion. this is all part of a chain. piecing together this picture. was the president trying to either change the narrative or actually intimidate people, trying to get people to drop the investigation. >> i want to get to something the vice president was asked about earlier today. whether the mueller investigation veered outside of the jurisdiction. he said that's for others to decide. take a listen. >> what i can assure you is that we are fully cooperating with the special counsel and we will continue to do that. i made clear that during my time on the campaign i was not aware of any contacts or collusion with russian officials and i stand by that. we will provide any information they require, but honestly, this is not what the american people are focused on. >> notice he said there was no collusion during my time on the campaign. a little bit

be sure to see mike rogers' series, "declassified," and it airs tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern.nly on cnn. >>> we have a lot ahead for us this hour. qu quadrupling down, i guess, you could call it. he doubles down that there were, quote, bad dudes on both sides in the violence in charlottesville. >>> perhaps a daca deal without a wall? and this. >> i don't think people really understand the level of devastation we have had. feels like a war zone and a nuclear bomb went off. >> this is some of the damage irma left behind. americans taking stock and searching for ways to move forward. taste of cheesecake. new philadelphia cheesecake cups. rich, creamy cheesecake with real strawberries. find them with the refrigerated desserts. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home... ...with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infectio

he was satisfied heated to the white house to meet mike roger and defense secretary james mattis. bates says he wanted implanted chin removed from behind his ear. he faces nel any charges for illegal le carrying a rifle. he's being held until thursday. disgraced anthony weiner is going to jail for latest sexting scandal. 21 months behind bars and he three years of supervise the release. back endplay pled guilty to tell any charge for sending sexually explicit messages to a teenage girl and in addition to jail time he'll pay a $10,000 fine and undergo sex offender outgoing treatment. he must surrender on november 6. once he completes his as soon as he will have to register as a sex offender. >> >> here we are another week pushing 9 0. >> still 8 tim and marina. it is warm. and heat index is warmer than that. orange ir quality in effect. by the end of this week real season of fall is arriving. if you don't like it this warm. hang in there. not too much longer do we go through days this hot. i don't think tomorrow will be as warm as today. temperature now in frederick is 90. d.c. 8.

my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure until now. so in december of 2009 i had joined the in philadelphia. it sounds very technical, but all it is is just troo toy troo prevent u.s. technology from getting into the wrong hands. >> illegal acquisitions of u.s. goods and technology can assist our adversaries in harming u.s. soldiers. citizens and allies. >> basically what we do is we go out to companies all around the country so that they know who we are and can call us if they see any wrongdoing. so my first outreach was to a company called agi. they produce complex three-dimensional simulation software called stk, satellite tool kit. that wasn't my world. i mean, i was coming from investigating narcotics trafficel. what really opened my eyes to the importance of this technology was a simulation that they ran for me of a ballistic

was thereto speak with defense secretary james mathis, and national security agencies director mike rogerste, advice on missing paychecks, and how to get the chip out of my head. he was taken to a facility for mental observation. >> well, happening today: former new york congressman, anthony weiner, will be sentenced today, for his role in the texting scandal. the former representative, and candidate for mayor of new york, entered guilty plea to charges that he made elicit contacts with a 15 year old site and snap chat. prosecutors want 27 month sentence, but weiner areas attorney said he's not a sexual preditor. they're asking for probation. >> well, take a look at this unbelievable video, yes, this is a man clinging to the windshield after train going 70 miles an hour. we will tell you what happened to him whether the train finally stopped. >> that is incredible. also, he's been called a hunger hero. meet small business own here is helping to feed the people in need, throughout our region we will be right back. hey, l'eggo my eggo.hat needs? uh uh. not c-c-c - cause i have the and i - i.

. >> so mike rogers and then fbi director comey said there was no evidence that any votes were changedno evidence that they had. the election was, you know, ten months ago. should hillary clinton accept she lost and move on? >> well, you know, it's funny. i just spent the weekend reading her book from cover to cover. i hadn't gotten to it yet and to read that book is to conclude that she has accepted that. she doesn't think there is a mechanism. if people began to doubt the legitimacy of the election, she doesn't think there's a mechanism by which it could be overturned. so i think she's accepted that she's never going to be president. what's interesting is she's still sifting through what she believes are the main reasons why. >> yeah. and it's such a conundrum, speaking -- i've been doing several panels and there are many people who say absolutely. most people say absolutely she has the right to talk about what happened, but a lot of people just aren't ready for it or aren't ready to relive it. it's so interesting to get peoples' perspective about the book and how much hillary clinto

. >> fbi director christopher wray and nsa director mike rogers joined other intel officials this week to discuss the importance of intelligence gathering and sharing. they outline security challenges they face trying to protect u.s. citizens from potential threats. this was of a daylong summit cohosted by the intelligence and national security alliance and armed forces to medications and electronics association. it is just over an hour. >> i am honored to be asked to conduct this conversation we will draw you into in a few minutes. i will ask each of the directors and the deputy director support an opening assessment of their agencies and i will follow up with a little bit of detail and we will go to some general discussion and turn to you. with our first public appearance by new fbi wray, and director i want to ask the simple as question. how is it going? agency inerseeing an the news. what surprises you? what do you want to fix? >> at first, i would say i would love to be here when i still haven't figured anything out. , am only a month into the job so hopefully i can answer as many

also the focus of a hearing the previous day when dan coats and mike rogers angers lawmakers by refusing to discuss reports that the president appealed to each of them individually urging them to publicly deny the existence of any evidence of collusion during the 2016 election. so there are many reported instances of donald trump bringing pressure on top public official to trop the russia investigation and many of those attempts have been well documented. we also know they're being investigated by the special counsel and multiple committee in congress. we know they're serious and now tonight we're learning how serious it's become taken by the president and his legal team. tonight "the wall street journal" is reporting that lawyers for donald trump have met with the special counsel to lay out their legal argument for why in their view the president did not obstruct justice. quoting from the piece, the president's lawyers have met several times with special counsel robert mueller in recent months and submitted memos arguing that the president didn't obstruct justice by firing former fbi ch

. >> again, it was former intelligence with mike rogers, two types of companies of america of those whatreached and those that don't know. the point here is, with something as sensitive as the amount and specificity of data and other organizations in hold, they should be so far in advance and under lining software, that's -- >> that's not right. >> we are talking on past breaches liking a target breach or yahoo breach. consumers send the information and keep that information and repackage and sell it to lenders. >> so should the rules governing their security be much tighter than other companies with that data >> i believe they should be. the question is are there rules in place and they did not follow them the question is did stupidity prevailed here these are the e requesquestions to get answers to. if you put consumers first, that's my goal when we come out of this fact finding process, we'll move into whatever policies initiatiy init we need to have at that time there is tax reform happens that they're not going to allow that anymore when it comes to deductions if that's one of the p

gallagher: i'm pleased to speak in favor of this bill on behalf of congressman mike rogers. with the after effects of hurricane irma right now which is a tropical storm affecting his district i want to speak on behalf of h.r. 2470, which received bipartisan support with the during conside the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence in may and was included in the department of homeland security authorization bill which passed the floor in july. h.r. 2470 requires the department of homeland security release an annual comprehensive homeland security threat assessment. this will provide a common threat picture across the department in four federal state and local partners. this week we're recognizing 16 years after the horrific events of 9/11, 16 years late our ability to accurately identify and evaluate threats to the homeland remains stunted in many ways. talented professionals across federal agencies and state and local level are hard at work gathering and analyzing threat information, there is still not a formalized process that evaluates homeland threats in a mean

but that raises the following specter, jim comey while director of fbi next to mike rogers, head of nsagence committee we know of no wiretaps in trump tower. maria: right. they tried to discredit the president. >> correct. how could jim comey not know of it if his own fbi had obtained it and went back to 2014, was dropped for a few months and picked up against in 2015 when donald trump announced he was running for president. maria: so did he lie under oath? >> the facts as they came out this morning are inconsistent with what he told the senate -- jon: was manafort in trump tower particularly in 2014 when they started and trump wasn't even seen as a serious candidate at that point. >> well, it makes you wonder if this was an intelligence-style wartap to which valerie had access, were they doing so so they could tell mrs. clinton what donald was going to do in the campaign, that, of course, would be a very serious felony or was this a legitimate law enforcement pursuit of evidence of criminal behavior on paul manafort. we don't know the understand. like a lot of the stories, they raise m

david petraeus, many others, ambassador bolton, crocker, wolfowitz, mike rogers.ior project and 17,000 signatures on change.org. so i imagine viewers here can do that as well. you can't really understand it fully unless you have been there and understand the partnership that is. someone who is in their own country putting their lives on their line. not just their lives but the lives of their families and communities who are oftentimes hunted down by the taliban and how reliant we are as full partners for them. those who have served understand what this is all about. >> you are absolutely right. you ask the people who serve with these people they will tell you to a man and woman they are veterans. ask the pittsburgh steelers number 78, help us open up our new pittsburgh chapter. he thinks they are veterans. ask dakota meyer, these folks have stood shoulder to shoulder. the patriotic and hahn area thing to do is stand shoulder to shoulder with them. i know he watches this show, mr. president, your name should be on that list and we need you. we are hoping he will ge

fbi director comey while still the fbi director and admiral mike rogers head of the nsa both told theth that they knew of no surveillance of donald trump. steve: who is running this operation? >> how could the fbi director not know about this if his own people had brought it about as part of a criminal investigation. ainsley: i heard they were sneaking into his apartment while he was sleeping to put these bugs in. is that true? >> no. they broke into his house while he was still asleep pursuant to a search warrant and raided and took pictures of his clothing, took his checkbooks and everything. extremely aggressive. brian: by the way every judge segment ends with comey. it's amazing. this guy comes up in every conversation at every party. >> you are right, brian. there is more to be heard. >> thanks. brian: that's why you keep coming back. speak to you talk to us first. >> devastating. brian: coming up straight ahead, nancy pelosi shouted down by the same dreamers she and fellow democrats vowed to protect. >> do you want to hear an answer or do you want to just shout? [chanting] >> do

rar on rogers pretty good threw four touchdowns. mike quarterback bear glen had four tunovers.one game lead at 95, 9 and 6. flyers have one preseason game left sunday against the islanders and they're still mrepttive roster decisions made game one wednesday in san jose. flyers against bruins center power play goal coming here for travis connecty. 1-0 orp m and black. flyers first round draft pick nolan patrick shows he knows tradition. he dropped the glove. i would rather is have him scoring than punching. they beat boston 5-1. nba making two big changes to prevent tanking worst three teams in league will now have equal 14% chance of getting the top pick. previously there was 25% chance of worst team getting the number one pick. in addition xherer adam silver has the power to find teams that rest helmy players during nationally televised games. >> and golfing great phil mikelson took the shot of a lifetime at the president cup turnment in jersey city. former presidents bill clinto clinton. george w. bush and barack obama at liberty national golf club. it was first time three pr

he interviewed ginger rogers, ronald reagan and mike ditka. my mom became a teacher and taught second grade until -- until she was 70 years old and i became a united states senator. that is the story of an immigrant. my grandpa was in an uncertain status when he came into the united states. you ask why i support these dreamers? because i had dreamers in my own family. i am pleased that so many of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle have spoken out in support of daca. it is essential that we now pass this legislation to protect these dreamers. i stand ready to work with my republican colleagues. i want to thank senators durbin and graham for their leadership. let's get this done. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call:

attorneys looking out for the moscow-prone paul manafort, michael flynn action roger stone, carter page, vice president mikef lawyers are each seeing only their client's spot on the battlefield that they don't see the forest because they're so busy protecting their own tree, that they don't see how the whole matrix screams togetherness and the helping hand reaching out from the kremlin wall, the receiving hand grabbing whatever is being offered from trump tower. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> when i decided to just do it i said to myself, i said, you know -- this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> new reporting that robert mueller is "going for the kill." as the white house toys with an investigation of james comey. >> i think that's something that certainly should be looked at. >> tonight the latest on the russia investigation, including new reporting on what vladimir putin wanted from trump. >>> plus as the clinton book

you think of robert cordell low and and sue gordon and trish and admiral rogers, lot of the community has stayed in place. mike pompeo has good background from the cia and dan with good appreciate of the ic. i think we have made good progress there. some areas that may not rise to the level of news on a regular basis. there are things a little bit nitty-gritty i'm still very interested in, for example one of the things that jim clapper and i spent a long time with in his last year, can we make sure that the oversight program or -- for example the motion of a uniform it backbone across the whole ic, kind of nerdy but when you're talking about how we communicate and make sure there's better ability to move past that is very very important. the question of clearances. this has been a problem for ages. our intel bill that we passed out of the senate committee, we start a reform process there long overdue, the process particularly if we're going to attract world class talent and bring in people as they come out of school but think about mid-career transitions into the agency and intel community you can't have this

if you think about robert cardio and sue gordon and trish and obviously rogers, a lot of the community has stayed in place and mike pompeo has a good background from the cia and dan coats served for years and has an appreciation of aic. i think we have made progress here. some of the issues that may not rise to the level of the news on a regular basis there are things that are a little bit nitty-gritty that i'm interested in. for example jim clapper and i spent a long time with. his last year was get me -- can we make sure that the oversight program for example the notion of a uniform i.t. back bone across the whole i see is kind of nerdy when you are talking about how we communicate and how we make sure that there is better ability to move past it is something that's very important. the question of clearances. this has been a problem for ages. our intel bill that they passed out of the senate committee, we start with a reform process they are, long overdue. particularly if we continue to attract world-class talent and think about not bringing people as they come out of school but as we think about mid-career tran

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if you think about robert ordello and sue gordon and trish and obviously rogers, a lot of the community has stayed in place. mike pompeo has got a good background. come to the c.i.a. dan coates served with me for years. obviously a great appreciation of the i.c. so i think we have made progress there. i think one of the -- some of the areas that may not kind of rise to the level of the news on a regular basis, there are things that are a little bit nitty gritty that i'm still very interested in. for example, one of the things jim clapper and i spent a long time with in his last year was can we make sure that the oversight program or the eye sight program, for example, the notion of a uniform i.t. backbone across the whole i.c., kind of nerdy, but when you're talking about how we communicate and how we can make sure that there's better ability to move past philo, something very, very important. the question of clearances. you know, this has been a problem for ages. our intel bill that we passed out of the senate committee, we start a reform process there. long overdue. the process, particularly if we're going to

. >>> roger federer and rafah nadal advanced at the u.s. open. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mikehouould shumann. >>> good morning to you. have you noticed the changes out there. there are some. it willmake a difference in the forecast today that everyone will breathe a sigh of relief. i know it. here is a live look outside from our tower camera. it is cloudy, hazy, the air quality remains poor. we're looking at a wind shift today and instead of that 107 in livermore and that 111 in morgan hill, the numbers will be coming down today. yes, in livermore, warm, 106. that's an improvement, anywhere from 4 to 6 degrees today. and then tomorrow, even though it will get cooler, the relative humidity is going to increase tomorrow and tuesday. you'll notice that. offset and by the middle of the week, back to normal. just in time as we get back to work. as you look outside, there you'll notice the flag is blowing and that is also bringing in a little bit of cooling along the coast. half moon bay has cooled off 11 degrees in the past hour. it is a warm morning out there. i know that. live do

roger federer says he is looking forward to a rest after being knocked out in the quarterfinals of the us open. he lost to one miketo blame, and he said he just did not play well enough. finally, in the last few minutes, the everton manager ronald koeman says he is very disappointed at wayne rooney's drink—driving charge, and the player will be dealt with internally at the appropriate time. he also confirmed that rooney will play for everton against tottenham on sunday. that is all for sport, i will have plenty more in the next hour. thank you. let's return to our main story this morning. hurricane irma is continuing its path of destruction across the caribbean, with ten people dead so far. it's one of the most powerful hurricanes in recorded history, and has almost totally destroyed the islands of st martin and barbuda. joining me now is dr chris holloway, an expert in tropical storms at the university of reading. the pictures that are beginning to come out tell the story, it is as strong as you and others were predicting. it is indeed. it is one of the strongest ever recorded in the atlantic. and it is also tied

rogers of kentucky, and mario diaz-balart of florida. on the democratic side i want to thank ranking members anford bishop, jose serrano, pete visclosky of indiana, mike quigley of illinois, ms. roybal-allard of california, rosa delauro of connecticut, tim ryan of ohio, debbie wasserman schultz of florida, and david price of north carolina and their surrogates and, of course, i particularly want to thank the ranking member of the full committee, mrs. nita lowey of new york, for her dedication and friendship in getting our work done on time. i must also thank our incredibly hardworking staff, mr. chairman, led by nancy fox, , maureen irector, our deputy staff director and chris bigalow on the democratic side. thank you, all, and to those staffs who've assembled in this room and those who have been here for the many hours over the last couple of days, i thank them all for all the work they've done to get these bills to the floor in the tremendous amount of time and dedication to them. this bill makes sure the united states has a strong national defense and that our citizens here at home are protected. this package sets us on the right path to fully fund