with miller, they may have been a victim. please call the warminster right, chris, thank you. he rashk, delaware, a teenager of car thefts. police say a 16-year-old boy is two week at the wawa ole again ton road all of those cases nobody wasith keys inside. police say they found the teen yesterday in stolenacg various s including driving without a license. >>> to delaware churches are beg targeted by a heartless thief. someone i donation pox boxings. there have been two gordon has m upper darbyorter: father sean o'neill was hearing confessions at saint. a thief or thieves should be thinking about their ransackingd burglarizing the church and school wednesd n upper darby poe superintendent mike chitwood explain ectke into the poor bo boxes and church candles a chann there undetermined amount. they ransack most of the school and one of the tch a small plastic containerhange. they took that. we're trying to get video. right now we don't have any vi lawrence church the alarm and the video was not work believe at this point in te

quick call to bensalem police revealed miller was lying. he's now charged with impersonating a public servant, kidnapping, robbery, stalking, unlawful restraint and false imprisonment. and miller is still being held on $400,000 bail in the buck county jail and police here in warminster they are warning anyone if they may have contact with miller, they may have been a victim. please call the warminster police. iain? >> all right, chris, thank you. n newark, delaware, a teenager arrested and charged in the rash of car thefts. police say a 16-year-old boy is the one who stole three cars in two week at the wawa ole again ton road all of those cases nobody was in the car and it was running with keys inside. police say they found the teen yesterday in stolen car. he is now facing various charges including driving without a license. >>> to delaware county now. some local churches are being targeted by a heartless thief. someone is actual stealing from donation pox boxings. there have been two incidents so far. our bruce gordon has more from upper

but everyone knows that miller's actual age is... 38? 61? 15? no way to tell. ( laughter ) unfortunately, telling stephen miller to calm down... doesn't work. >> no, you have 24 hours a day of anti-trump material-- >> stephen, you're being-- >> and you're not going to give three minutes for the american people to hear the real experience of donald trump? >> i get it. there's one viewer that you care about right now, and you're being obsequious, you're being a factotum in order to please him, okay? >> stephen: hold on. did jake tapper just call stephen miller an "obsequious factotum?" ( laughter ) looks like somebody got a word- a-day calendar for the holidays! ( laughter and applause ) "you, sir-- >> jon: ( laughs ) >> stephen: "you sir, are a sycophantic dogsbody, a lugubrious mountebank, a spurious, perfidious ne'er-do- well!" ( laughter ) finally, tapper had to cut him off. >> you know who i care about? >> i think i've wasted enough of my viewers' time. thank you, stephen. as republican lawmakers call for attorney general jeff sessions to res

we are here with sienna miller.>> you know, jimmy, i know that you're interviewing me, and you're doing a really great job, but i would also like to interview me. >> jimmy: i think i know what you're talking about, sienna, and i have a way to make that happen. it's time for "lip flip." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's a lip flip when you flip your lip it's a lip flip yeah ♪ >> jimmy: cheerio! [ laughter ] cheerio. hi. i'm sienna miller from bloody england. [ laughter ] you know what i always say, keep calm and carry on! woo, woo, woo, woo, ya! ooh, ooh, ooh. [ mimicking air horn ] air horn! air horn! [ laughter ] [ air horn ] [ mimicking air horn ] [ laughter ] speaking of england, have you seen "the crown?" it's very accurate. i should know, because i'm very british. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] ya know -- hey -- you know, i haven't seen "the crown," 'cause i'm kind of too busy being the king of -- freak, move your head. of -- [ laughter ] of freaking -- >> jimmy: sorry, do it again. >> uh -- [ laughter

ignorante e insultante que ha dicho nunca," afirmÓ steven miller.trump dijo pÚblicamente que le gustarÍa que vinieran a sin antes tener duda a estados unidos. miller es precisamente dorado e incluso entre sectores republicanos mÁs tradicionales. algunos como el senador republicano lo ha llamado demagogo. donald trump tambiÉn quiere reducir la migraciÓn legal en temas como las visas profesionales, peticiones de asilo y refugiados. pero es mÁs aceptados son los que quemen traer a sus familias. >> entre cambios que querÍan pasar, solamente quedarÍan peticiones para esposos o menores de edad. >> es totalmente racista. limita la migraciÓn, porque creen que son inferiores.

miller's -- mr. robert mueller's probes.so, president trump's financial dealings, could it go in separate directions with different branches of the government investigating all of this in different ways? it very likely will go in different directions but does it snip off mueller want the collusion part or the obstruction part of the investigation it if mueller feel he could very well make that publicly known, at least through communication to congress. that would allow these other investigations to go forward, and it sounds that he has a plea deal in the making with dates, was indicted with paul manafort. i wrote a column in the next morning saying that i think gates is going to flip, yet that indictment was designed to get gates to flip. anything ons has trump are the white house is speculative, and he is likely to have something on paul manafort. david: thank you so much, jonathan. i could hear you hesitate -- it is great to have you. [laughter] shery: just a reminder, we continue to wait for attorney general rod rosenstei

my colleague monica miller. —— that update. my colleague monica miller. -- $700 billion. update. my colleague monica miller. —— $700 billion. whatsapp is used by millions of indians, they target payments and eating sports scores without a data connection. but it is an ambitious plan for a firm that is burning more cash than it may. —— makes. sally bunged up sat down with its executive. hike is different in the sense that we don't have logistics, we have a team in bangalore and most of our costs are absorbed. some marketing costs and oui’ absorbed. some marketing costs and our people. that is not a concern with respect to hike. others say it isa with respect to hike. others say it is a concern. very unlikely. there is a concern. very unlikely. there isa is a concern. very unlikely. there is a concern. very unlikely. there is a concern in the market to shore. i think at the end of the day, internet businesses at such an early stage of the economy, we are all looking at other e—commerce businesses and businesses in india, they are in investment phase. will you have to raise

(cathy miller / tastries bakery)miller: he has a hand in everything as far as i'm concerned and thisis victory.after kern county judge david lampe issued a ruling allowing miller to continue to refuse to make wedding cakes for same-sex couples.miller displayed a cake for the occasion saying thank you to supporters. miller: we can actually say that god won and that we are able to move forward with our baking industry here.but freedom of religion had little to do with lampe's ruling, which came just three days after hearing oral arguments in court.for lampe, it was a free speech issue.(judge david lampe / kern county superior court)lampe: the cake is not yet baked, and the speech involved is, you're asking the court to compel the defendant to design and create something. a wedding cake is not just a cake in a free speech analysis, lampe writes.it is an artistic expression by the person making it.lampe argued if miller refused to sell a cake to a same-sex couple, that would be discriminatory. miller: i am very happy to serve anyone who walks through that door anything in my case, make a

it didn't take long for miller's story to unravel.uick call to bensalem police revealed miller was lying. he's now charged with impersonating a public servant, kidnapping, robbery, stalking, unlawful restraint and false imprisonment. and police now wonder if anyone else may have been a victim of miller in the past. if that's the case, they want to you call warminster police right now. miller is being held at the bucks county prison on $400,000 bail. luce gee. >> all right. thank you very much, chris. >>> montgomery county school district is banning flash drives and the reason is that district officials say they look too much like a popular vaping device. let's get more from our shawnette wilson live in upper dublin. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, the upper dublin school superintendent said this has been an issue in general among parents. e-cigarettes and vaping. she says this ban is an effort to educate the community and protect her students. >> i think the district trying to do something that's right for the kids. >> reporter: michell

whereas doery miller, a black man -- dori miller, a black man, was commended by secretary of navy and became the first african-american to be presented the navy cross. whereas civil rights organizations and black press exerted pressure on president roosevelt which resulted in the formation of the tuskegee airmen based in tuskegee, alabama, in 1941. whereas before 1940, african-americans were barred from flying for the u.s. military. whereas the tuskegee airmen included pilots, navigators, maintenance and support staff, instructers, as well as the -- instructer -- instructors, as well as the personnel who kept the planes and pilots in the air. whereas the black tuskegee airmen overcame prejudice and discrimination to become one of the most highly respected groups of world war ii pilots. whereas the tuskegee airmen hieved achievements -- achievements helped pave the way for full integration -- paved the way -- helped pave the way of the full integration of the u.s. military. whereas cornelius charleston, a career military man, served in the army during the korean war. whereas on june 2,

another source adds miller will be going under the knife soon. furthering her physical transformation with a tummy tuck and skin removal surgery. >> it's been a long time coming. i feel like i'm in control of my own life. >> abby lee won't be completely. she'll be living in a halfway hour and according to our source will have lots to say about her time away. >> now under federal guidelines with good behavior abby could be free as early as may after serving 85% of her sentence. she'll have two years of supervised release where she'll be monitored by probation. i want to say who goes to jail and comes out looking better. abby looks great. >> she'll have a lot to talk about. >> coming up next -- >> "black panther" what you don't know about the movie breaking box office records, the emmy winner who secretly had a hand in the script. >> plus chris evans on the marvel cast photo and his secret past as a board game model. >> then the stars most bizarre beauty secrets. jenna dewan tatum's lace or hey gus, meet tucker... .! awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle

ayton will play saturday night against the oregon ducks or if miller will be fired or if miller oregonn ducks against the saturday night against the saturday night ayton will play whether... ayton will play saturday night against the oregon ducks or if miller will be fired --the giants were taking on the brewers in their first exhibition game. --what fans wanted to see were the newest giants players. top first... andrew mccutchen out in right field makes the catch to get the first out of season for san francisco --top second... nick hundley hits a solo shot to left field --giants go on to lose the game off a pickoff error at second base in the ninth milwaukee wins 6-5 áevan longoria and none of last year's starters played today --the a's taking on the angels in mesa matt olson picking up were he left off last season hits a 2-run bomb... oakland takes the lead 3-2 --angels come back to take the lead bottom ninth... anthony garcia hits a walk-off a's win 9-8thats saturday morning sports, back to the great marty gonzalez. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) here's a live l

she's also director of presidential studies here at the miller center. she is a very seasoned expert oral historian as well as a written historian, and for many years she helped lead the oral history program here at the miller center, which was one of the signature undertakings that we do in interviewing the leading members of presidential administrations from the ford years on up until the present. or i should say the recent past. we have completed oral histories under her leadership and russel riley's leadership of every administration through the george w. bush administration, and we are planning to lay siege to the obama administration and we'll find out what the trump administration -- what their attitude is towards being interview for oral history when we get to that place. in any case, barbara is going to take us forward in this panel and i'll turn things over to her. barbara? >> thanks so much, will, and of course to mel and stiff new for organizing and executing a timely yet history-based battle conference this year. of course this is the very e

miller says the u.s. charges should serve as a wake up call for many. of them there are simply so many people who are working professionally for the russian propaganda machine hope that others will soon be investigated when someone. until that time said petersburg is unlikely to be. sole source of russia's fake news. continent is one of the world's megacities the indonesian capital is home to some fifty million population that is still growing. more often than not these new arrivals find shelter in the slums springing up between. almost everything jakarta needs passes through this port especially food for the rapidly expanding population. the average indonesian consumes one hundred fifty kilos of rice annually that's more than the country's rice farmers can produce so more expensive rice must be imported but many indonesians can't afford it the younger son emanuel foundation provides aid to jakarta's poorest people its founder collects leftover food from hotels after graduating a manual and the aid decided to pursue social work to help the needy. i call

now, all the miller's need is a roof.a home that doesn't move.nats- philippe djegal, kron four news. ( jr ) in the east bay... police are investigating a possible murder suicide. gunshots were heard this morning just after 10 a-m on keith avenue in oakland. officers responded to the scene and heard more gunshots when they got there. a man in his 60's and a woman in her 70's suffered gunshot wounds and eventually died on the scene. the incident is still being investigated. meanwhile... a car crash in vallejo ... has turned into a murder investigation. last night police responded to the crash near tuolumme street and hospital drive. police found the body of a man in the drivers seat, and after looking over his injuries, they are investigating the case as a murder. the identity of the victim has not been released. (justine) new york state is suing disgraced hollywood executive harvey weinstein and the weinstein company. today --- the new york attorney general said that a sexual haras

miller is denying of any miller is denying of any wrong doing in the investigation.ts is reporting... players from more than 20 division one men's division one more than 20 players from more than 20 division one men's basketball programs, including duke... kentucky... north have been identfied for violating n-c-a-a rules. tonight before his return from lakers guard, lonzo ball shared his thoughts on the scandal.álonzo ball stats versus dallas... coming off dallas... stats versus álonzo ball the scandal.álonzo ball stats versus dallas... coming off bench(17 minutes, 9 points, 6 assists, 7 rebounds) lakers win 124-102 the money they the programs and of an unfair i mean everybody's that's how it is. if getting paid might as well that's how i feel." no word whether... ayton will play whether... ayton will play saturday night against the oregon ducks or if miller will be fired or if miller oregon ducks or if miller will be fired the giants and a's back on the diamond playing their first competitve game of spring training. today and tomorrow every mlb team is h

this photo was sent to us by joshua miller. it happened in the area of san martin in santa clara county just after 11 a.m. the small plane was attempting to land at a nearby airport but couldn't make it. fortunately the plane made a safe landing on the shoulder of the highway and while there were major delays, no one was hurt. (jrstone) new at ten... a redwood city man was arrested for crashing into another car while driving drunk. it happened yesterday morning on westborough boulevard near gellert boulevard and interstate 280 in south san francisco. authorities say esteban figueroa was driving down westborough boulevard when he crashed into another car. police say officers suspected figueroa of being under the influence... after failing a subsequent field sobriety test, figueroa was arrested. the two people in the other car were transported to the hospital. (justine) the last few days have been tough for parkland, florida.(jrstone) this weekend, families attended funerals for their loved ones, in the aftermath of the school sh

now, all the miller's need is a roof. home that doesn't move.nats- philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) our look into affordable housing continues tomorrow night at 10... philippe djegal takes us to an apartment complex in the east bay, where all of the units are considered affordable ... but "who" gets to be a tenant... is another question we'll answer. that's tomorrow on kron 4 news at 10. (steve) in the south bay... one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose is being cleaned out. about 100 people showed up to protest caltrans' clearing at 4 am this morning. now comes the task of cleaning up a mess that one crew member described as nothing short of "shocking." kron four's rob fladeboe has more. (disinfectant being sprayed) caltrans has it's work cut out in the days ahead. this is the north end of an encampment that stretches from i-280 near 7th street south to story road and has been spilling into some neighboring areas. the amount of tents, tarps and other items accu

first session is miller center colleague to myself mark silver stone associate professor at the miller center and chairs the recordings program which and lysing, transcripts and annotates the secret white house tapes, particularly from the kennedy johnson and nixon administrations. and if you watch the ken burns vietnam series you'll have seen marc's names prom nately displayed in the credits because they were crucial from providing clips to jock son and nixon years but kennedy as well. marc is foreign policy focusing on the cold war and especially one element of the hot war, vietnam in that era, and particularly the kennedy and johns johnson policy towards it. my favorite of many plib cages is his book a companion to john f. kennedy, which sounds like a girlfriend but some of that is covered in that volume. but seriously it is a major work that he's edited, every topic related to jfk life and career and particularly his presidency and i rely on it almost exclusively as i'm preparing to speak about president kennedy. and i think think of tim naftali as my colleague even though he prece

and the credibility of the miller investigation which is of course probing a possible collusion between the trim campaign. and russia and so and some say even that the ultimate goal of this of this whole affair is is that that not just to undermine the f.b.i. and the investigation but to ultimately lay the groundwork to get rid of all or. talk to us about the timing there were democrats and republicans on this committee in that sense there's this memo so why is this coming out now. well that is a very interesting question because the timing is very curious because we all know that that of course the moeller investigation the miller team is currently in talks with the white house to interview president trump for its probe and while the president has been has been eager as he said to talk to him all or his lawyers are not so convinced that that is a good idea and they're talking about it to the miller team about the format and the contents of this interview so so this time it's very curious that this effort would be launched just weeks or a short time before a possible interview. that mod

. >> reporter: shariff says when her sister died she went to the carl miller funeral home in camden toake arrangements to lay her sister to rest. >> we want a cremation. i want to do put her none my house and give one to my two nephews and that was that. >> reporter: wine net received a phone call server feig the procedure. >> they tell me that the cremation has been completed, they said that your urns are on back order. and basically just to sit and wait. >> reporter: and wait and wait. frustrated over the lack of updates wine net says early this month her daughter call the funeral home for information about the ashes and the urns. she says their response left her stunned. >> we actually don't have -- we can't even locate a win gee johnson. >> reporter: that's what they told you. >> that's what they said. >> reporter: they don't have her ashes? >> they don't have them. >> reporter: was was your reaction. >> disbelief. disbelief, anger. i was hurt. that's the biggest thing. i was hurt. >> reporter: she admits she and her daughter got yelling did some yelling to receive a follow up call

. >> reporter: when she died she went to the carl miller funeral home in camden to make arrangementslay her sister to rest. >> we want a cremation. i wanted to put her urn in my house and give one to my two nephews and that was that. >> reporter: she received a phone call verifying the procedure. >> they tell me that the cremation has been completed. they said that your urns are on back order. and basically just to sit and wait. >> reporter: and wait and wait. frustrated over the lack of updates early this month her daughter called the funeral home for information about the ashes and the urns. she says their response left her stunned. >> we actually don't have -- we can't even locate within gee johnson -- >> reporter: that's what they told you. >> that's what they said. >> reporter: they don't have her ashes? >> they don't have them. >> reporter: what was your reaction. >> disbelief. disbelief, anger. i was hurt. that's the biggest thing. i was hurt. >> reporter: she admits she and her daughter got angry, did some yelling only to receive a follow up call a day or so later. what did t

this is the very essence of miller center scholarship and programming. i am delighted to moderate this panel. the first half will feature mark silverstone. mark is an associate professor of residential studies at the miller center. he chairs the center's presidential recordings program which analyzes, transcribes, and annotates the secret white house tapes. if you watch the ken burns vietnam series you will have seen mark's name prominently displayed in the credits in each episode. they were crucial to providing clips from the nixon and johnson years and the kennedy years as well. mark is a foreign policy historian focusing on the cold war and also vietnam, and the kennedy and johnson policies towards it. my favorite of his publications is his book, a companion to john f. kennedy, which sounds like it might be about some of the girlfriends of the president, . [laughter] barbara: but very seriously, it is a major work that mark edited. it has essays on every topic of jfk's life and career and presidency and i rely on it almost exclusively as i prepared --

flames consumed the building at east 15th street and miller avenue. the property has been vacant since the 1970s. but squatters have taken over the historic building. oakland city councilman lives two blocks away. >> there was a big fight. a physical fight that occurred on the ground. so, the building and one group pushed the other out. and they believe the other group that got pushed out set the place on fire. >> the building has been red tagged and is considered a total loss. >>> a protest took place at stanford tonight, linked to the brock turner case. the former stafford swimmer made headlines for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman in 2015. he was sentenced to six months in jail. we look at what today's protests hoped to accomplish. >> you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety. >> reporter: student protesters at stanford gathered at the spot where the woman known as emily doe was assaulted back in 2015. and read passages from her letter to the court. there were plans to install a plaque here. but the university refuse

like you just mentioned corey lewandowski and jason miller. bannon, all these folks, no one is ever on the outs permanently. >> if you're voted off trump island, you're offshore on the dingy waiting to be brought back in. even if people are on the outside they won't fully double cross him because there might be the chance of redemption. >> if i were a therapist i would say there's really deep stuff happening around affection and motional wounds. olivia nuzzi and gabe sherman, thank you. >>> if you can't catch us live, tune in to the "all in" with chris hayes podcast. you can listen to the entire thing for free. >>> tonight, president trump says he'd love to see a shutdown after suggesting democrats are guilty of treason, and his legal team mulls whether to sit down with the special counsel. all this and it's only tuesday. >>> plus, inspired by his trip to france for bastille day, trump calls for a military parade here in the u.s. the reporter who broke the story standing by with details. >>> and how does robert mueller's team prepare to sit do

this is 28-year-old eric miller of bensalem. he remains in the bucks county prison and arrested last night at this warminster shopping center arrested on kidnapping and stalking and impersonating a public servant a police officer. and talked two women in montgomery county here at street road driving the black honda claiming to be an off duty officer working for the u.s. marshal and allegedly stopped the females for a motor vehicle violation and then said they were drug suspects. >> and rummaged through their purses and took their cell phones. >> and then he calls for backup. calls the buck county 911 center and asks for a police officer to come to the scene to help him with the investigation. >> that is right. during the course of allegedly committing a crime he calls the cops. when the warminster officer realized this was a hoax. he locked up miller for theft and unlawful imprisonment and robbery are. and said the the defendant watched the victim in hatboro and approached them in warminster and pretended to be a police officer

it has been a terrific team effort that's brought together all parts of the miller center. it built on terrific things that we have done in the past not just our scholarly work but the war power commission that was done here in 2009 that was a bipartisan group looking at president's role in the constitutional system. and that kind of combination of scholarship and former practitioners was something that we wanted to inject into this project. it was easy to predict that a new president, any new president was going to face immense challenges and we knew that because we looked back at presidential history. lyndon johnson once said you get one year, you get one year before the congress stop it is thinking about you and starts thinking about their own reelection. no matter how big a majority you're elected with. they're going to start thinking about what it means for them in the next years midterm both the midterm primaries that will start soon and then the midterm general election. and then on the national security side, we saw from looking back at history, that every president

shows that there was bias from the very early stages of the russian inquiry and therefore robert miller should have clear does this by the end of the day and democrats who suggest that there is nothing new in this but merely as kimberly said a collection of republican talking points but there's two interesting voices that we should pay attention to here first of all there is john mccain remember he was a republican presidential candidate he said that it was wrong of anyone to undermine the justice department and the f.b.i. and essentially all this does is embolden vladimir putin's russia and then trigo to you know in the back of your mind you'll be thinking i knew that name from somewhere trigo he was the republican congressman who organized the number of committee hearings into the attack on the benghazi compound in libya and was put hillary clinton very much on the sport and he said he sees nothing in this report which would undermine robert mueller or his investigation no there are democrats and republicans clamoring for airtime particularly on american television but what i will say

this is 26-year-old eric miller. police say he followed two women from montgomery county to bucks county in his black honda civic before approaching them at a shopping center in west minute ster township. >> a police officer in the county and a u.s. marshal and held them for investigation on what he said was a traffic infraction. >> he said miller didn't show the women any identification. he told them their car had an expired sticker and e he couldn't let them drive. >> he pats the one down and takes their cell phones and goes through their purses and dumps them out. >> reporter: the complaint goes on to say he grabbed one of the women during that patdown and when she weblt inside a store to call for help, miller himself called 911 asking police for back backup. detectives later determined eric miller is not an officer or a u.s. marshal. and charged him with multiple crimes including kidnapping, stalking and impersonating a public servant. >> there's other victims out there, there's people somewhere in the area or pa

flames consumed the building at east 15th street and miller avenue. the property has been vacant since the 1970s. but squatters have taken over the historic building. oakland city councilman lives two blocks away. >> there was a big fight. a physical fight that occurred on the ground. so, the building and one group pushed the other out. and they believe the other group that got pushed out set the place on fire. >> the building has been red tagged and is considered a total loss. >>> a protest took place at stanford tonight, linked to the brock turner case. headlines for sexually mmer made assaulting an unconscious woman in 2015. he was sentenced to six months in jail. we look at what today's protests hoped to accomplish. >> you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety. >> reporter: student protesters at stanford gathered at the spot where the woman known as emily doe was assaulted back in 2015. and read passages from her letter to the court. there were plans to install a plaque here. but the university refused to use the quotes tha

so they went to vice principal mary miller. she is the current school principal. >> miss miller turned to me and said, you know, cheryl, the walls have ears so you better be careful what you are saying and who you are saying it to. >> there is no excuse for that. >> child abuse prevention council of california. saying stuckey and fernandez may have violated state law. >> there should have been a report to the police. >> to the police. that's the expect under the law. >> that's the expectation, law. you are just accepting whatever information the child is telling you. as soon as you have that information, you call the police department. >> first from leslie in 1987 an jane doe in 1990 and in 1993, his arm moved my hand up to my breast. he is grabbing my hand and kissing it. >> we confirmed the school never made reports to police about it. instead, presentation honored mr. fernandez as teacher of the year in 1995. he died in 2015 after nearly 20 years at the school. miss miller, miss stuckey, entire board, no one would agree to a

my guess is amira malik miller.an experienced aid worker who experienced misconduct first hand and is now prepared to speak out. so what went wrong and why? —— my guest. amira malik miller, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you work for the swedish government. but how expensive is your experience of aid work in the field? i worked in the humanitarian assistance sector for over 15 years. i have been based in liberia and west africa. i have done a lot of work in sudan. i have travelled extensively. i have had a lot of experience and travelled extensively and covered some of the world's biggest humanitarian crises over the past 15 years. now you know there is a huge amount of scrutiny on the humanitarian aid sector because of revelations, allegations of serious sexual misconduct, harassment, exploitative behaviour, and the revelations focused on haiti. but now we're hearing of other allegations in other places. when this story broke in few days 90, when this story broke in few days go, were you surprised?” when this stor

nick miller is here with his expertise. scotla nd miller is here with his expertise. in place? to have a red warning. what does that mean and why is it in place7m is the highest level of warning from the met office. it is the first time infour the met office. it is the first time in four years we have had a red warning for snow. it covers much of the central belt of scotland. you have to take notice of it because it is extremely serious. it talks about community is being cut off and widespread travel disruption. there was advice to get home today before this warning kicked in. the warning is in place until 10am tomorrow. warnings will continue, but maybe not a red one. the snow may pile up. frequent snow storms coming in, one after another. the warning itself talks about the possibility of getting up to a0 centimetres of snow in places. it is drifting in the wind. it is hard to measure. quite often in this country, we have a bit often in this country, we have a bit of snow and it will melt. it is so cold, once it's here, it isn't going anywhere any time soon, because

shawn miller will not coach and after it's reported offense wire tapped. >> the university of arizonasaying the decision was made jointly by miller and the school in the best interests of the program. sociability head coach lorenzo roe mar will take over the head coaching tonight at oregon. eaten is going to play. and shawn miller likely will never coach in college again and this scandal is just beginning, because there is a lot of implications for many big time programs. >> you bet big names involved. >> we'll see how it comes out. and warriors and thunder at 5:30. >> all right. we need a little revenge. thank you, larry. >> >>> well tens of thousands turned out to celebrate the year of the dog in grand fashion today. >> abc. news was in san francisco's chinatown for the community street fair. the festival closed down part of the avenue. >> many will also attend the parade kicking off in less than an hour. >> we might sneak out for a little view. >> shh. we are hard at work. >> that's right. sorry. thank you for your time. i'm eric thomas. >> dion lim for drew and eric and shu and ♪

like you just mentioned corey lewandowski and jason miller.n, all these folks, no one is ever on the outs permanently. >> if you're voted off trump island, you're offshore on the dingy waiting to be brought back in. even if people are on the outside they won't fully double cross him because there might be the chance of redemption. >> if i were a therapist i would say there's really deep stuff happening around affection and motional wounds. olivia nuzzi and gabe sherman, thank you. >>> if you can't catch us live, tune in to the "all in" with chris hayes podcast. you can listen to the entire thing for free. the rachel maddow show starts right now. on the dot 9:00. >> on the dot, like creepy at the start of the 9:00 turning into zero-zero! like the rocket landing. the two most impressive thing that happened today, the rocket landing and me hitting that on the dot. >> now if there were only two of you and that was happening simultaneously -- thanks, my friend and thanks at home for joining us this hour. >>> like chris was saying, it is one thing t

rick: david lee miller reporting from jerusalem.f civil war. this headline in the jerusalem post saying israel to be key player in the next chapter of syria's war, with the subtitle for israel the next chapter in syria's war will be a nightmare scenario. for more on, this we bring in judith miller, fox news contributor. she has traveled extensively the middle east and written two books about it. clearly assad is more brazen now. how concerned should we be about this? >> i think israel is very concerned and therefore we should be concerned as well since israel is a very close ally. when i was in israel last summer, even then quietly, the israeli intelligence establishment was deeply, deeply worried about the possibility of having to fight a two-front war in syria and at the lebanese border. you know, hezbollah, the iranian backed regime in lebanon has 150,000 rockets pointed at israel and the iranians are trying to move across land into syria, establish a permanent presence there to attack israel from the border. this is a strategic

police say miller followed the women into bucks county yesterday evening. they say he was driving this honda when he pulled the women over in a shopping center. one of the women told police miller grabbed her behind as he patted her down. police charged miller with kidnapping and stalking. >> up next, selfie uproar, how a photo that scared parents is forcing them to consider changes tonight. >> how a four-year-old boy is saving the lives of his infant siblings. >> and she is joining the globe trotter squad, why this girl is getting special attention from basketball icons tonight. >>> and a wet weekend ahead. grab the umbrella. one day will be soggier than the oefrm i' the other. i'll break it down for you when we come back. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to thi

miller denied offering payment saying he's confident he will be vindicated.letes family told espn he hasn't discussed any payment to plan. on the heels of a bomb shell report from yahoo sports naming at least 20 division one colleges and a federal corruption investigation that yahoo said included hundreds of thousands in cash advances. and inflated travel expenses shown in court documents. the report has the ncaa playing defrs again. just months after the university of louisville bribery scandal. and only two weeks before the march madness tournament. >> this year it will be more difficult to explain away the elephant in the room. and the fact college basketball coaches maybe paying $100,000 for recruits. >> if the allegations are true, they point to systemic failures that must be fixed and fixed now. some say the ncaa is over due for a reckoning. >> we have to drop the idea that these are amateurs. they're not. they're pros in waiting. >> a big money league that pays players only in prestige. >>> still ahead. tigers run in with an unsuspecting duck. this you

of moving images that truly challenge power one such creator has always had power in his mind mark miller is responsible for work on the kingsmen films iron man x.-men and fantastic four and he's the creator of the kick-ass franchise which this week celebrates a decade with a new monthly series debuting around the globe and he joins me now from glasgow mark thanks very red joining us before we get on to your latest releases tell us about your company miller world which has been taken over by netflix didn't really say that's what's actually is the totally smashed you know like this is the least corporate environment i could possibly imagine you know they actually do these really interests and they don't really actually genuinely i did the job i'm going to the job i decided late and of t.v. and that's when i saw the governor i see oil as an exact to the company and to present a mental world and you know continued in a certain number of years were in there and sort of holy books and movies and t.v. shows and stuff and i just these dear guys like me you know it's like men or women who i met w

the blighted library burned down this afternoon on miller avenue in east oakland. kpix 5 chris nair says it has been used by squatters. >> reporter: investigators say the building is a complete loss tonight after the third fire in less than a year. neighbors say the city of oakland should have closed it up years ago. the top floor of the building that was once east oakland's library looked nothing more than a fire ball. >> the whole top floor is gone. when we arrived on scene, the whole building was engulfed in flames. >> the structural engineer red tagged the city-owned building, which had been abandoned for decade. some neighbors say the fire began with a brawl between squatters. someone set the fire intentionally. but a woman who did not want to show us her face said the place was a drug den. >> a lot of prostitution and drunk people. they should be taking care, yes. >> reporter: but the city struggled to sell the building, which needed $2 to $3 million in improvements. last summer, the council members showed us how bad it was. >> people are living here, startin

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to talk more, msnbc national security contributor matt miller and alan rosenstein, law professor at the university of minnesota and former attorney in the justice department's national security division. alan, i want to start with you. we touched on this a little bit with ken, but what does the role of a lawyer like van der zwaan potentially bring to the table in an investigation like this? what does a lawyer like that know, not know, be able to potentially say? are there any limits on what he could say based on any privilege that may have been part of his conversations? >> well, it depends on what he's being asked about. if he's being asked about questions relating to his representation of certain clients, then there may be some privilege issues that have to be dealt with. if he's talking about other issues, if the charge, for instance, is lying to investigators, tlahere's reallyo privilege issue there. i think what's notable about mr. van der zwaan and the charges against him is twofold.