and the alleged victim met, we reached out to miller 's attorney tonight, no comment from him, miller was released on a unsecured, $50,000 bond. reporting live tonight from montgomery county, i'm david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> david, thank you. >>> new jersey state the police is gathering lead but no arrest in the turnpike crash that injured an elderly driver when a 50-pound dumbbell smashed into his windshield. seven five-year old jack decarlo was flown to crozer-chester medical center from the scene in oldman's township yesterday where he underwent surgery. his wife patricia was not hurt investigators are asking for public's help. >> anybody who might have saw something, even if it the is something, small that they think is insignificant, it culled be something that crack s the case. we are asking anyone who may have seen something or may know something if they could call our detectives and let them know, anonymous tips are welcomed. >> authorities still have not determined where the dumbbell came from. >>> messy weather is targeting parts of the area tonight. a winter

there you go. >> that little guy. >> mini me. >> mini miller. >> it's mini miller.>> mini miller packs a punch. >> he does. >> slightly more serious question about miller. we mentioned people left in the dark, mattis, dunford, tillerson -- >> you just went from austin powers. >> there's a tie in. senator miller worked for jeff sessions. he was a sessions staffer. did jeff sessions -- this is all immigration ban talk. did he know anything about it? was he briefed on it? >> come on. >> i've got to believe he did. i've got to believe he did. but the man you're looking at right now, not me, but the guy we're showing did not trust general mattis to give him information about the details, nor did he trust general john kelly, who actually is the head of the department of homeland security. nor did he trust the director of the cia to keep him in the loop. nor did he trust rex tillerson. all these people donald trump said were superstars. >> corker. >> 30 something, john kelly, rex tillerson, director of cia all left out in the cold. ari, i can't even begin to ask the questi

- no, it was recorded in nashville with buddy miller who's a producer and often it's not when he produces, you record at his house, which is what we did and it was just very casual. the overall opinion from all of us, buddy first and foremost is this is not rocket science. - it doesn't have to be complicated. - yeah, if you can sing in place, sit down and sing in place and we'll push a button and that's the end of it. - so all recorded in nashville. - all recorded in nashville and fairly live. steve and i sat across from each other playing in scene, there wasn't a big baffle between us to separate the sounds and everything. the band just performed live in the control room actually, so there was bleeding of sounds all over the place and we didn't care. - [eric] you make a return to buddy miller actually, you have a long relation with buddy miller that goes back to new york. - goes back to austin, - [eric] oh, it goes back - [shawn] in the 70s. - [eric] to even before that. talk about that. - well i moved to austin '76, i think,

major miller and the teen were in an ongoing relationship over the past month. >> we went to miller'saddress in glen more. no one answered the door. neighbors say he kept to himself. >> i was a former educator myself. this is appalling. >> major miller confided in a second student that his marriage was ending and wanted her to be with him in the future even discussing having children. rattling one of the biggest school communities in the state. >> you are always concerned about it, but there are two sides to the story. i would like to see what comes out in court. >> miller wave waived his preliy hearing allowing the case to go to trial but no date has been set. jim? >> police in wilmington are offering a $10,000 reward to catch the suspect that killed a store owner. he was shot and killed in the lancaster market yesterday afternoon during an apparent robbery attempt. philadelphia police are trying to track down the suspects behind two violent robberies in frankfort that happened blocks apart. an 18-year-old girl was attacked by a group of masked men after getting off of a bus on frank

taken care of by drew miller. gauthier. utilizing his big frame on miller. got to it. a loose play. hunted down by nikita soshnikov. side steps a hit from john than ericsson. along the boards. ott barrels into gauthier. it's really heating up here in this third period. ouellet down deep. martin runs into him. sticks high. drew miller attempts to wedge it out. as the crowd is certainly -- >> pierre: here we go skp. right in front of me. >> john: stay out of it, pierre. steve ott and matt martin. from the former new york islander, matt martin. >> pierre: talked about it before, matt martin understanding his role. you feel the energy from the crowd after that. ott understands his role as well. soshnikov with the big hit on drew miller. they didn't like that. matt martin didn't like some of the hits earlier. remember, it was auston matthews and steve ott understanding goes right after matt martin and challenges him and off they go. >> john: this is how you see it. you can't get any closer, pierre. >> pierre: nope. both guys went after one another. i mean, listen, steve ott's not the fig

taken care of by drew miller. gauthier. utilizing his big frame on miller. got to it. a loose play. hunted down by nikita soshnikov. side steps a hit from john than ericsson. along the boards. ott barrels into gauthier. it's really heating up here in this third martin runs into him. sticks high. drew miller attempts to wedge it out. as the crowd is certainly -- >> pierre: here we go skp. right in front of me. >> john: stay out of it, pierre. steve ott and matt martin. from the former new york islander, matt martin. >> pierre: talked about it before, matt martin understanding his role. you feel the energy from the crowd after that. ott understands his role as well. soshnikov with the big hit on drew miller. they didn't like that. matt martin didn't like some of the hits earlier. remember, it was auston matthews and steve ott understanding goes right afterat challenges him and off they go. >> john: this is how you see it. you can't get any closer, pierre. >> pierre: nope. both guys went after one another. i mean, listen, steve ott's not the fighter that matt martin is but really under

. >> reporter: this is a mugshot of mark miller.etired air force major and former rotc teacher. he is charged with sexual misconduct with one of his students. we went to the school tonight hours after parents and teachers found out. >> that's terrible. that's awful news and a shame for this community. >> reporter: police paperwork shows in december police went to north penn to speak with students while information on his month-long inappropriate relationship. according to the affidavit, the alleged encounters happened inside miller's car at a nearby business park and a hotel room at a marriott courtyard where investigators saw miller on hotel surveillance. police say miller told the alleged victim his marriage was ending soon and he wanted her to be with him in the future. a parent who wanted to remain anonymous told us she's relieved miller is no longer with the school. >> it was the topic of conversation at dinner tonight, and we just have to go through and explain that's an abuse of power. >> reporter: the north penn school distr

major mark miller is out on bail.reporting from north penn in montgomery county, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> charleston church shooter will be formally sentenced to death tomorrow. a jury deliberated less than three hours agree opening the death penalty for roof instead of life in prison. the 22-year-old was convicted of fatally shooting black church members during a bible study in june be 2015 before the jury deliberations today, roof told the jury in court, quote, i still feel like i had to do it. >> new developments in the investigation into russia's alleged attempt to disrupt the election. cbs3 news says the classified report mentioned unverified details of uncompromising information that russia had been gathering about president-elect donald trump. according to the report, u.s. intelligence is working to confirm the details of the information russia might have. mr. trump replied on twitter, fake news, a total political witch hunt. >>> confirmation hearing for mr. trump's pick for u.s. attorney genera

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james, represents gina miller, solicitor for gina miller and david greene is a solicitor.ll. what about you david, 8—3, were you maybe hoping for a unanimous decision from the justices? from hoping for a unanimous decision from thejustices? from a law hoping for a unanimous decision from the justices? from a law of point of view, it doesn't matter whether it is majority or not, that's the decision is majority. thatjudges are willing and do express their views is a great part of the process. we had an e-mail into the victoria derbyshire programme from a viewer saying, "why do i bother to vote when you have all this legal process ? " vote when you have all this legal process?" people think they voted in a referendum for a result and it has been challenged in the courts? we made it clear and the courts made it clear, this is not about shall we withdraw or stay in? it is not about the brexit or the remain argument. it is purely a point of law and this is about people's rights. i think the message we should get from this, it is about people's rights. for instance, citizens livi

the lawyer says miller has no criminal record as an adult. prosecutors say as a juvenile he was charged with a sex offense. the judge ordered miller held with no bond because of the serious charges now filed against him. his mother came to court to support her son. >> there's plenty good about him. that's all you need to know. >> reporter: the special victims investigative unit focused on what happened here the mo. he called 911 to report that his infant son was unresponsive. the court charging documents say that 5 month old darryl lee burns suffered head trauma. prosecutors say at one point the defendant roger miller tried to ma blame the child's mother for the infant's death. but she was at work and they ruled her out. >> a 5 month old child, whether they're crying or despondent or having problems with their sleep patterns, shaking them to the point of nosebleeding and severe trauma is not appropriate behavior. and thus the charges. >> reporter: court papers say doctors concluded immediately that this was not an accidental death. and invest

our correspondent caught up with miller to find out what motivated her.eporter: since launching legal proceedings against the british government, gina miller has had to hire bodyguards. the investment fund manager has received numerous death threats. we know that her at her offices in one of west london's wealthy districts. >> we are about to go through brexit, which is such a momentous decision. we need people to speak up and talk about the scenarios and what will be good or bad and come to the best decision. all of those people are frightened. reporter: no politician has been up here -- has been willing to appear with her in public. some of the hatred people have sent her way -- some have called for her to be deported, a british citizen, and those are among the least spiteful posts on twitter. >> if i was a white man bringing this case, i possibly wouldn't have experienced the same thing. the vitriol has not really been about the case. my life has changed. we don't really go out anymore. i don't use public transport anymore. my children have a special e

matt miller, with great interviews coming out of frankfurt today.est dhp. -- bhp/ . metals continue to rise. details, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: welcome back. it is the european market open, london. matt miller in frankfurt from the goldman sachs global strategy conference. copper futures are rocking it out this morning. the metal was seen as a bellwether for the global economy. is it up? there you go, just under 3% for the day. cannot rally continue? we had a meeting -- can that rally continue? powerpledges to develop for the mining industry. , managing editor for commodities. they are all on a journey, aren't they? tell me this, how much more of a leg up do you think this copper we havean have? will: had a couple of calls the last couple of days that's a 6000 as well within sight. we have had that from citigroup, who are pointing towards potential mining unrest in the industry. that from japan's biggest smelter today. that is being driven by optimism about the u.s. economy under trump, but also more certainty about prospects in the chinese

and julie miller as well. who was julie griffin back then. - [eric] back in the old days. - back in the old days. - now you know steve back not quite as long ago, but this relationship with steve, this record is surely born of a relation that goes back many, many years right? - [shawn] it goes back many years, although we were more or less acquainted, didn't know each other as well as we know each other now. i was aware of steve, i had guitar town. i don't know when he put it out, early 80s i believe? - [eric] you were a fan. first and foremost. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him and i recorded 'someday,' on my cover girl album, a great song of his. you know, you always worry when you record somebody else's song, "are they gonna like it?" sometimes you hear from peop

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just after reading them, she ran over 93-year-old edward miller. edward miller junior spoke on camera. >> dad stood catty corner from her at the post clear as anyone could be. >> sanders says she didn't see miller but investigators show she operated the bus in a negative manner. a jury found her guilty of homicide by vehicle. >> if you are not paying attention driving a 20-ton bus, you are going to do damage. >> his son verdict and less interested in punishment. >> you think the appropriate thing is to do community services? >> i would like her to go to churches and schools and say i drove distracted and killed someone's father, someone's husband. don't do what i did. >> sander's attorney says they'll likely appeal the verdict and homicide by vehicle carries a maximum of seven years behind bars. her sentencing will be in the next few days. jim? >> septa is investigating an accident where two trolleys collided one rear ended the other. 46 people were hurt the injuries minor. the crash happened in philadelphia. septa is trying to figure out why the t

so many governmental overreaches-- i think there was a huge pushback. >> reporter: but, miller says, party's shift to the right affected its own ability to get things done. in 2015, some of the most conservative house members formed the freedom caucus, which voted "no" as a bloc on many issues. >> it really hindered, i think, the ability for the republican conference when i was there. even though we were in the majority, we couldn't get the optimal kind of bills that we were looking for done. >> reporter: israel says the polarization in congress has grown because of partisan redistricting-- the way states redrew house district lines following the 2010 census. >> too many congressional districts are drawn to protect a republican incumbent or a democratic incumbent. and if they're drawn to protect a democratic or republican incumbent, that incumbent necessarily has to cut further and further to the left or the right. if you had less partisan redistricting, where districts were kind of drawn more towards the middle, you would have more meeting in the middle by members of congress. >> re

miller resigned on november 14th.al students contacted authorities and they contacted the police. the student revealed she has been in an inappropriate relationship with miller for several months and that it was consentual. we went to millers listed address but no one answered the door. >> i was a former educator myself and it's appalling. >> this is not something that you would expect to happen with a student and a teacher. >> miller has waived his preliminary hearing. a trial date has not been set. >> from our new jersey news room as many as 900 children who received federally subsidized vaccines in ocean county may need new injections. the department of health says the vaccines may not have been properly refrigerated. they were distributed at southern ocean pediatrics and family medicine in manahawkin by the office of dr. michael bleiman. the children who were affected participated in the vaccines for children program. the state has filed a complaint claiming gross negligence and professional misconduct by dr. blei

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also miller with his new year's resolutions and a new law about emails.e hope you stay tuned for those reports. hey, how's it going? um... who are you? i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. see? we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. >> bill: unresolved problems. protecting young americans. in california, governor jerry brown signed a law decriminalizing prostitution fov minors, those under 18. i did not know that. that means that california authorities will not arrest teenage prostitutes because the california legislature believes they are victims, not criminals. joining us from sacramento, travis allen, a republicanin california assemblyman. right now on the streets of l.a., san francisco, san

but we read miller and shaw to have rejected this conflict requirement and instead to replace it to what as you said is a complicated task about whether race predominated in the drawing of district lines even if traditional factors also played a role. >> is it still the office's position that it would be preferable to have the test that was adopted by the district court here, the requiring conflict before you find that race predominated? >> so putting aside the question of whether you would overruling the court's decisions, yes, accept that we wouldn't want that to bleed over into racial vote delusion claims. >> so your objection of the court below is that it required a conflict? >> correct. >> and in your brief you say the vast majority, your words, of cases you will need to show a conflict. >> correct. >> and you think showing a conflict should be the correct legal standard, putting aside the decisions. >> i wouldn't warrant to urge the court's to overrule its decisions. putting aside that is the position with advocated in or version of it in miller. >> but in the alabama case, ce

also miller with his new year's resolutions and a new law about email. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. hi hey you look good. thank you, i feel good. it all starts with eating right. that's why i eat amaz!n prunes now. they're delicious and help keep my body in balance. i love these. sunsweet amaz!n prunes, the feel good fruit. >> bill: unresolved problems. protecting young americans. in california, governor jerry brown signed a log decriminalizing prostitution for minors. those under 18. i did not know that. that means that california authorities will not arrest teenage prostitutes. the california legislature believes they are victims, not criminals. joining us from sacramento, a republican assemblyman. right now, kids 12, 13 can sell themselves to adults and the cops aren't going to do anything about it. is that correct? >> that is absolutely correct, bill. as a legislator, i saw this on the assembly floor. i voted against it. i thought this is a terrible law. we see all kinds of bad laws in california. >> bill: this is shocking. this law is s

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the 49ers released miller hours after the incident. in november alameda sheriff's was stabbed to death and set on fire in an oakland park. her friend laura rogers and rogers boyfriend were arrested. sources say the boyfriend became jealous after the two women develop add closer relationship. also that month a transgender woman was arrested in a triple homicide in oakland. then setting their house on fire. two inmates escaped from jail in san jose by cutting through steel bars. [ indiscernible ] a lot of these cases are still pending in the courts. i will be honor thing these -- monitoring these cases in the new year. back to you >>> it is pretty much overwhelming. it is just -- i can't believe it is happening actually. >> he spent nearly half of his life on the streets but now he has a home. thanks to a bay area non-profit >>> and we will check in with our meteorologist who is going to tell us about the colder temperatures and rain on the way. walked around the shelter, no intention of adopting. he was the very last kennel in the very

george miller was northern california. marty russo was from illinois and my father and i and across the way was chuck schumer on the foldout couch. watching these men who would go out and do great things, getting them up in the morning made me realize they are just regular guys who are working very hard and going out and doing great things. that was inspiring to me. i will never forget the collegiality of not just those for members they had together, but all the congressional members seem to have at that time. not just democrats, but republicans. there was a chemistry among congressional members that i believe led to their ability to compromise. i look forward to reinstalling that here as best i can. we will develop over this last week and a half. we have been here at new member orientation. i look forward to doing it with the republicans as well. >> what did you do next? jimmy panetta: i worked in alaska on a research vessel. when i was back here, i met a commander who was working in my father's office. he said if you eve

and in the miller but there are several wonderful photographs of this device.fact there is one called the general decks, that was the name of the locomotive. i believe it was at city creek were Ãbut you can see the barge, you can see the train coming onto the wharf and so photographs like that, where usually helpful to me. as you know i read, as i read helps memoirs as he describes this. or you read sources from grants who is describing or from you know men who are involved in the construction core. that is one thing to try to visualize it is another thing to be able to turn to a book like the miller volumes and flip through the pages and actually see this. >> some of the folks at home again to see some slides from the miller volume. >> it is really quite remarkable. >> and i should also say, the first edition is going to look at. subsequent additions were made but the original plates have so much more. and the people at home back to see pictures of just how vivid they were. the pontoon bridges and Ãyou brought up the Ãcampaigns. so we have another photograph t

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58% stake in miller coors. molson coors bought it for 12 billion, much less than it was worth. it includes miller light, coors light, blue moon, keystone and royalties from imports. long story short, tap's management expects this deal will add $4.7 billion in incremental revenue while generating $200 million? annual cost synergies and boosting its earnings. how about constellation brands? here's a company that had always been a well-run alcohol business, but in 2012, they took it to the next level when anheuser-busch brought modelo and had to do a similar forced sale, this time selling constellation, 50% of modelo's u.s. because they didn't already own and giving them corona, modelo and pacificco, all great brands. since then, constellation's made a series of smaller acquisitions, picking up a bunch of fast-growing craft beer brands, ballast, high end wines, not to mention my personal favorite, casa noble tequila. how do these companies stack up against each other? in the quarter that constellation reported yes

that really looks good, miller. it doesn't, they don't know what they are talking about. >> back to the matters at foot, or at hand. i am not going to the thing because when they said -- when they threatened the life of andrea bocelli, i thought, god, he is blind, and he sings beautifully. i can see and i sing like crap, what are they going to do to me? they are going to kill me twice. i'm not going anywhere near it. there are too many loving protesters back there with loving hearts worrying about the future of the country who want you dead if you are not as loving as them. >> bill: do you believe that this whole movement, that's what it is, this movement, to delegitimize donald trump, is anti-american? would you say it is that bad? >> no, but i would say it is a bowel movement. are you allowed to say it? >> bill: you can say it. we'll keep it in. but this is a serious question. >> it is a serious answer. it is b.s. >> bill: they want to delegitimize the whole election, the whole presidency, i think it borders on se

here's our primetime lineup: >> john miller, what do you deer here? >> guest: i'm detector of the judgism program, including a campus newspaper and aid row agreed station and corporations and i teach classes. >> host: what dow? the dow? >> guest: the dow of the dow great michigan business name from middle of michigan. >> host: they aren'ted to hillsdale? the program is named am her e herbert dow. >> host: what dot you do at national review. >> guest: other aim writer. i've been on the staff for 18 years. it was full-time job for a long time. lived in washington, dc and work out of the washington bureau, five years ago i got recruit come to hillsdale and remained on the staff of national review but it's a part-time thingy your from michigan originally. >> guest: i ham a detroiter. born and raised. in and around to the city. and went to university of michigan. and upon graduation, went out to washington and unexpectedly had a chance to come back home five years ago. >> host: and what was that experience like? >> guest: that was great. i liked living in

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the defendant, 20-year-old roger lee miller jr. called 911 to report that his infant son was unresponsive. the court charging documents say that 5 month old darryl lee burns suffered head trauma. the child's mother was at work. >> after an autopsy from children's medical center, it was found that there were shaking, severe trauma. >> reporter: in court roger miller's lawyer says he denied he caused the injuries. miller has been living with his mother the past three months. she came to court to show support for her son. but the judge ordered miller to be held with no bond because of the seriousness of the charges. >> there's plenty good about him. that's all you need to know. >> reporter: ahead what was said in court today about roger miller's past, his record prior to these child abuse charges being brought against him for the death of his son. >>> a popular principal fired after a controversy involving the former band instructor. now parents and students are stepping up their efforts to have him reinstated. >> reporter: it's one o

of course the lead claimant in this case is business woman, gina miller. i believe she is arriving as we speak. many wonder whether or not she will deliver a statement on her expectations for this decision today. we could see whether or not she has a comment, of course. she was the lead claimant in this case appealing the government's decision, which they continue to fight. the assumption by markets and legal experts is that the high court decision will be upheld, that the uk government will have to take a bill to parliament and they want to move quickly to do that. let's just see if we can get any comments here from gina miller as she goes into court. she is not going to stop for reporters here. we know the top lawyers in the case of the government have already been told of the decision. theresa may, however, will reportedly be inform the at 9:15 very soon, just 15 minutes before the broader public. and then the 11 judges who have been deliberating on this appeal since december will deliver their judgment. what to expect from there? well keep your eyes on

one of the campaigners who brought the case was gina miller, who has been subjected toa number of ginar of violent threats online and that prompted bbc news to put a tweet out asking if she was the most hated woman in the uk? it linked to a discussion on that but led to angry responses on twitter. bbc news gave us a statement in response, which read: wednesday's news at ten took some viewers by surprise with its lead story, a special report from ed thomas and the marked increase in knife crime in the uk. in five yea rs' knife crime in the uk. in five years' time, i could be injail, could be dead, could be the biggest drug dealer in liverpool, you never know, do you, until it happens? tonight, it is liverpool, but this story could be told in many cities. it is one of knives, fear and wasted lives. it started from selling a bit of weed, to selling a bit of class a ‘s. of weed, to selling a bit of class a 's. when did you start selling knives? —— carrying knives? finally, it's been noted this week that bbc political correspondent ca role that bbc political correspondent carole walker is a

miller, who has been subjected to a number of violent threats online. bbc news to post a tweet asking: it linked to a woman's hour discussion about her treatment, that led to a number of angry responses on twitter. martin phelps answered the question posed like this: dave mcnally thought: humza yousaf thought: well, bbc news gave us a statement in response. it read: wednesday's news at ten took some viewers by surprise with its lead story, a special report from ed thomas on the marked increase in knife crime in the uk. i could be in jail, could be dead, could be the biggest drug dealer in the country, we don't know, see what happens. tonight it's liverpool but this story could be told in many cities. it's one of knives, fear and wasted lives. it starts by selling a bit of weed. winded you start carrying knives? 12. and this woman was flabbergasted by the report: finally it's been noticed this week that bbc political correspondent carol walker is an early riser. on wednesday she was on air in the cold just after 6am. our political correspondent carol wal

mark miller faced a judge today. in december the school's principal called police after several students told him miller was involved with a student in the program. the victim told police miller said he was divorcing his wife and talked about having children with her. >>> a philadelphia school bus driver faces charges this evening after police say he left a 7-year-old student on the bus while he went grocery shopping. police tell us jamar henry picked up the second grader from cornerstone christian academy in west philly. shortly afterward he stopped at a shop-rite and told the boy to stay on the bus while he ran inside, according to authorities. passer-by spotted the child and called police who arrived to find the driver still inside the store. >> you can't tell a 7-year-old to sit tight on a running bus in west philadelphia. it just doesn't make sense to me. >> reporter: police charged henry with endangering the welfare of a child and they found marijuana on him as well. the boy was not hurt. >>> new details in the

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. >> walker's friend jamie miller is assigned to the same housing unit. >> that is just too much. night screaming and yelling and. she looks so innocent, but she's hell. >> i cannot believe she -- >> wow. >> i heard you screaming and banging last night. >> you are not going to get anywhere in your cell acting like that. the easier you are, the more you comply with the deputies, you will get privileges. >> when you act nicely for people to do stuff, then they look at you, like, they ignore you, and then you flip out, we never had a problem with you, what is going on with you? and this and that. >> miller knows that walker has been anxious about her upcoming sentencing. >> give you probation or prison time, right? what did you plead for. >> five years. >> the deal walker actually signed makes her eligible for more than six years in prison for stabbing a man, though she hopes the judge will give her probation instead. >> i probably will get probation. >> who is your judge? >> mcgarnen. >> girl you are going to prison. >> no i'm not. the plea says i can get probation. >> do you have y

gina miller there, who brought the case.or gina miller personally, this has been quite a difficult case. she has been quite a difficult case. she has been vilified, she has had death threats and has had to employ bodyguards. she has. she has exercised the right of every citizen has to a court and say, look, you scrutinise the actions of the proposed actions of the executive, of ministers, to ensure they are lawful under our constitution? that is through a mechanism called judicial review. it is very democratic because anyone can do it. it is often difficult to raise the money to do it but i'm doing it, it has been a particularly stressful time for her. she has been the subject of some pretty vicious and nasty threats. she has shown that a single citizen can invite the independent judiciary to single citizen can invite the independentjudiciary to hold the government to account and to stop the government debt in its tracks before the government proposes is deemed to be unlawful under the constitution. she has actually provided

maria miller, thank you very much indeed for coming in to the programme. maria miller. around westminster in brief. there's was a big surprise in westminster on friday morning with the announcement that the labour mp tristram hunt is to stand down to become the director of the victoria and albert museum. his decision will trigger a by—election in the stoke—on—trent central constituency. in a letter to local party members, the former education spokesman, who resigned from the shadow cabinet whenjeremy corbyn was elected party leader, said serving in parliament had been "both deeply rewarding "and intensely frustrating." financialjobs in london are bound to be affected by brexit, but a lack of knowledge about the government's plans will make the situation worse. that was the message to the commons treasury committee from leading financiers including the head of the london stock exchange. they called for the city to have its own transitional arrangements, known as "grandfathering", meaning new rules wouldn't apply for around five years. part of the uncertainty and the plan

miller and another mr. banion. mr. banion who is the architect of the emergens of the atlanta right. we aren't talking about the conservative right, but talking about the far right white nationalist movement in this nation. mr. bannon, who became mr. trump's campaign chairman, who is now the key person in the white house, not just on national policy but on security policy. he is said to have said in 2013 that he is a leninist and his goal is to blow up the system. he said he doesn't remember having said that. well, i'll take him at his word. but i do know what he did with this ban is to make our nation less safe. that we know. and just to double down on this issue of this superconservative fellow and his co-hort, mr. miller, just to make clear where we are headed, there has been a re-organization of the national security council. these are men and women over the years that have been responsible for making certain that our american spolsi, maximizes our security, that deals with international issues of great concern. wh

i'll be very curious to see what steven miller and the team of steven miller, steve bannon and donaldere the president wants to take the country. for instance, in 2009, obama's was about the crisis, the economic crisis and the wars in iraq and afghanistan and a call that we've been through tough things before and we can come out of it together. there's always a great note of unity. trump and the people around him have a very different view of where america is at this point. this populist, nationalist message that him and his aides have campaigned on. it will be striking where he wants the country to go but what is the story he tells of america. >> he has a unique opportunity, david axelrod, tomorrow to start his presidency on the right foot. >> he does. you know, i think he has a challenge, for example, president obama didn't have in 2009 in that he starts off with rather low standings in the polls. this is an opportunity to really reach out and build support and speak to those who aren't with him now and who are concerned about him. so i do think that this is a big moment for him. bu

miller's file was one of a dozen case files inner family services support worker latonya voder emailed to this college student a total straipinger that responded to job ad posted on facebook. files included patient social security numbers, date of birth and medical diagnosis. >> it was saying this was going on and i asked about my informatn then said yeah it was breached. >> we tried to get answers from inner city family services director ten eesh asanders and wran into the same road problems miller is facing. >> call the lawyer and have a conversation with him. do not come into the clinic again. >> i want a lawyer. i want a lawyer in this case. my identity is out there. anybody could have anything in my name. >> reporter: and as i mentioned, we did just moments ago speak with d.c. mayor bowser and here's what she had to say about all this. >> i think the department knows the scope of the problem and it's limited and the personnel actions necessary have been taken. >> reporter: will the district continue relationship with inner city family services given the breach of a dozen vick thim

i want to bring in cnn global affairs analyst, aaron david miller. he also spent 20 years as an adviser to several secretaries of state on u.s. policy in the middle east. he's swroining us from washington. good to see you. >> so, senator chris coons saying this call was quote very pishs. hour do you assess the call antd then b possibly at least one meeting prior and now even the attendance of this russian ambassador to the inauguration. >> the tick-tock is interesting and unclear. whether or not the russian ambassador reached out. but on balance, it reflects the fact that the new information has determined the test of proposition that relations with russia can get better. i think it's a shot across the -- to the incoming secretary of state. not yet confirmed. there's the question of who is going to be in charge of handling clear ly the president is in charge. but is it going to be the national security adviser, the secretary of state. second, "washington post" front page this morning runs a headline that the united states is now invited to attend tal

key to the drafting was steve bannon, strategy director, and stephen miller, just 31, another staffer order at the pentagon with the vice president and defence secretary looking on. sidelining key departments, the white house extended the ban to holders of valid visas and green card residents. angry officials briefed journalists alleging a cavalier disregard for process. stephen miller saying we're not going to go to the other agencies or talk to the lawyers, we're going to do this all alone. you get a very young person in the white house on a power trip and you can just write executive orders and tell all your agencies to go to hell. within an hour of the order being signed, detentions started at airports. it didn't take long then for legal challenges to begin. by sunday, some officials were rowing back on green card holders or indeed british nationals. influential senators were complaining about the implementation and reports appearing that border control officers were obstructing court orders to release some detainees. this executive order... ..was mean—spirited and un—american. th