mitchell: yes. you can see the buildings. those were quickly built structures by the army quartermaster corp. we didn't have enough training ground. there were some forts scattered around the u.s., but they needed the so-called temporary camps, and they were constructed mostly in the south and southeast. the climate tends to stay warmer year-round. training was about nine months out of the year. you had to factor in what the weather was going to be like. susan: how difficult was the turning of citizens into soldiers? allison: it was pretty difficult. one of the things that you find reading these primary sources is many soldiers did not have the training they thought they needed. they were very rushed in getting the soldiers up and overseas. when i look at this footage, you kind of want to wonder what happened to these men. there you see the statue of liberty. i think we thought that was camp upton. mitchell: did you notice, allison, they were using wooden rifles? allison: yes. mitchell: now, there w

mitchell: right. this is the first draft, the secretary of war -- >> theodore roosevelt, still active. mitchell: he had three sons that were in the war. allison: he actually lost one. his son, quentin roosevelt, was a pilot. he died during the war. that really strongly affected teddy roosevelt. susan: the graphic said up to 3 million american men were drafted ultimately. mitchell: ultimately. not all of them served. but the vast majority of what would become the american expeditionary forces were made up of listed and drafted. susan: here, we see people being conscripted into war, taken from their homes and ordinary lives, being turned into soldiers. mitchell: yes. you can see the buildings. they called them containments. those were quickly built structures by the army quartermaster corp. there were some forts scattered around the u.s., but they needed the so-called temporary camps, and they were constructed mostly in the south and southeast. the climate tends to stay warmer year-round. training was a

mitchell: i don't know that. i can only report the objective facts as they occurred in my presence and as they exist. the threat was made specifically to oppose gatt if any effort was made on health care. my hope is that, since we will not be proceeding on health care, there will be support for no effort toe made negotiate an agreement to that effect. senator, when congress comes back next year, they will be starting from a point where the mainstream group left off and were senators harkin and le vin left off, what is to say the republicans will be more accepting of working with the democrats or, what is to say they are going to be more desirous of doing a health care reform bill next year? sen. mitchell: there is nothing to say that. >> senator, could this bill have passed last year? >> what would your advice be to the incoming congress as to what they might be able to do to make it work next year? sen. mitchell: do the best they can to present a bill and move forward on it as we tried to do this year without fi

i've talked to senator mitchell. i don't know whether he mentioned that, but he's given me a list of things that he'd like to finish this year obviously the appropriations , bills. beyond that, i think the only other major item is gatt. i would think i'm not certain , about superfund because there's a lot of opposition building up to superfund just as there was to the telecommunications, and i think, as democrats look at the polls around the country, many want to go home. some would want to stay here, feel safer here, but others want to go home, and we're prepared for them to go today. well, we can't go today, but soon. >> senator dole, when you first started talking about the idea of a summit, you said one of the reasons was, a summit was the four -- bob dole: oh, year, that would hardly be a summit with the four of us, but it would be -- >> one of the reasons that you had about that was that four or five members could filibuster and obstruct any significant debate, and since it was the republicans on health care th

as senator mitchell just said, i think he's known that for some time. i think we stayed here a couple of weeks in august knowing that nothing was going to happen. but we'll see what happens next year. hopefully there'll be a change in management here and we'll be able to put together a good package. >> did you hear senator packwood say we killed health reform, we have to make sure our fingerprints are not on it and do you think that's true? that the republicans killed health reform? sen. dole: he'll be up here in a minute. >> do you think republicans killed health reform this year? sen. dole: no. we listened to the american people. there are not enough republicans to kill anything around here. we do the best we can. we're one of the, you know, we're not protected under the endangered species act but we're looking to expand and protect minorities like our. my view is the american people, the majority of the american people, democrats, republicans, independent, said not this year. we don't want all this government, we don't want everything else. we're not

i don't think senator mitchell made a with check. the point is they connected together. the mainstream could not get an agreement. the right reason being the american people said to slow down, we will be back next year and make it right. we covered others on the floor saying they did not know what was in the bill, nobody knew what was in it. now you are telling us you knew exactly what was in it. which is it? >> it is two things, when you walk in to the drugstore and you read the label, you are not going to buy it. some people thought it was more complicated. i think you have two categories. other people understood and were for it. even people who may have benefited were afraid of the federal government. dailyk there are these meetings. they do precisely where they were coming from. >> i see her most of the providers are figuring there is going to be some kind of medicare crack. many want this to subsidize , there is going to be a pool of money to expand coverage, which are you for? >> i think i will wait the next year. he wanted to do something today. last-minute things

we have important news coming up so i will toss is over to andrea mitchell at andrea mitchell reports. >>> thank you right now. live from moscow, warning shots with tensions rising, escalating now, secretary of state rex tillerson arrives here ready for a confrontation with the krem n kremlin. >> it is unclear whether or not they failed to take this seriously or if russia has been incompetent, but it doesn't much matter to the dead. we can't let this happen again. >> new low, vladimir putin rejects the u.s. claims of a chemical attack. saying it is like the false claims about iraq's wmd in 2003. moments ago, president trump refusing to weigh in on putin. >> mr. president -- >> thank you, all. >> and mixed messages, the administration struggling to get on the same page with it's syria frat gi. sean misser forced to explain. >> if you ga a baby, you will see a response from this president. make no mistake, he will act. >> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in moscow. the u.s. is in a show down with russia over a syrian attack. vladimir putin dismissing the u.s. accusations reminding the worl

fast forward to 2016, andrea mitchell in cuba.u may remember when president obama and raul castro appeared side by side. castro held obama's arm up and obama wouldn't put his fist in the air. it was a strange thing. part of the difficulty even before that failed attempt of that photo op was because president obama stood up for american reporters. in this case again, andrea mitchell when she was ignored and then insulted by raul castro. president obama called on andrea mitchell to ask a question that was directed at both president obama and president castro. president obama answers first and then this is what happened when he finished up his answer and raul castro didn't want to answer andrea's question, frankly because he's not used to having to answer any reporters' questions. >> i have faith in people. cubans meet americans and they are meeting and talking and interacting and doing business together and going to school together and learning from each other. people are people. and in that context, i believe that change will occur

. >> mitchell kaplan where are we? >> in the courtyard of books of books in beautiful on this beautiful night here in south florida. so we welcome you to our store. >> most book stores don't open in a front yard? >> no, what we did is this building was built in the 20s for karl it is very old. historic building. and the book shop runs around the courtyard cafe, and as you can see particular plenty of people who come and partake of this and we have in music on the weekends but we just think that flows beautifully with books. >> how many book event dos you do on a regular basis? >> on a yearly basis we do about 600 book epghts year. about 600 events often kids and adults and other kinds of things. but we're a very, very active school. >> when did you open? >> i opened books about 35 years ago. >> why? >> because, you know, the story is basically i was a failed law student english major in college an i didn't want to give up u the dream of being part of a literary culture so one quick way of doing that was getting into th

so thank you mitchell. thank you very much. >> but i would also have to say that although we're independent book sellers we believe in the ecology of all book selling. and the internet does have a place for that as do the chainok bookstores like i saidlogy of libraries, there is this --that. but i believe that you know one should not overtake another. in other words there's a role, h very important role for book sellers to have, but i also believe that these others need to exist in order to service people who are many places where there aren't books. >> so books and bookstoree curated different at the airport than this one. >> they are and other stores in miami and some a story in the cayman islands and all very different and we treat them all as if -- they're local to their own communities. and so all of the managers have the ability to bring in whatever they want. we have staff selections, you know all of the different stories and you can really feel like you're in different stories by going into the diff

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mitchell was the pilot on the lander. he lands within 87 feet of the target, and then they get lost locally. trying to find the crater. it doesn't get any more human. and they had come when they found out they were lost and, of course, this speaks to many issues a perspective, where do you think you are versus where are you really come in that airless environment. made became confused and you can read all these transcripts, we are lost and we think we're here, we either. nas is tried to help them. the heart rates are going up. nasa gave him 30 more minutes and they couldn't find their way to the crater. there were told to go home. and so hearing from mitchell about this disappointment, going all the way there and missing what turned out to be the target by about 1000 feet, you know, it's amazing. he shared with me how disappointed he felt on the trip home. but looking out one of the five windows on the spacecraft he had what he said was an epiphany. he looked out and to him he realized that man was more than he previously

it was an accident. >> mitchell has pled not guilty. >> what do you feel like you deserve?you feel like you deserve prison time? >> i mean, yeah. i killed somebody. accident or not. i killed somebody. i do deserve to go to prison. but not for the rest of my life. my lawyer just kept pounding it into me. life in prison. every time he would see me, life. what am i looking at? life. phew. i mean, i think if anybody were in my situation, escape would seem like a good idea. i haven't stopped. they will never stop me. >> stop you trying to escape? >> yeah. >> one of these days i'll get out, too. >> dillon thompson was only 20 days from getting out of jail after serving six months for heroin possession. but then he became involved in a conflict that left inmate giovanni harris covered in blood. >> according to the witnesses, inmate thompson knocked harris to the ground and continued to strike him when he was on the ground. >> thompson was given ten days in disciplinary segregation, but now he faces more time in jail because harris has decided to file a criminal assault charge agai

and geller, mitchell represented the great explorer, the great hero because he was young when mitchell moon. he was in his toys and he told me that ed mitchell knowing about geller telepathy experiments and his public persona, mitchell sent him a photograph of himself on the moon and cited and said to the public, go, yuri. this made them feel -- really dragged through the mud. and he said mitchell gave him the kind of, the stamina and energy and the hopeless to go forward. they just had this passing friendship over the decades that i found really mysterious. >> host: finish the story about being at prime minister netnews house with uri geller. how did you get there? >> guest: how did we get there? a quest narrative. i was interviewing geller and i wanted to spend a lot of time with them because i wanted, i figured that it he was a magician and he was doing this act by preaching to station and what randy and others do, magicians can bend spoons by just a trick. i figured if i spent enough time with geller, i might be able to see a crack in the vale, so to speak. which i never saw. i was

when i interviewed mitchell, he spoke so highly of geller and when i met geller he spoke highly of mitchell. to mitchell geller represented everything possible. the idea of far reaching men and together mitchell represented the great explorer, the great hero, because he was young when mitchell went to the moon and he told me, ed mitchell, knowing about geller's appearance, mitchell sent him a photo on the moon and signed it. and geller said this made him feel amazing in his moment of doubt because he was getting attacked by james randy and every other scientific skeptic and dragged through the mud and he said mitchell gave him the stamina and energy and the hopefulness to go forward. so they just have this fascinating friendship over the deca decades that i found mystemyste. >> host: finish the story about being at benjamin netanyahu's house with geller. how did you get there? >> guest: i was interviewing geller in israel and i specifically wanted to spend a lot of time with him because i figured that he was a magician do doing this act magicians can bend spoons by doing a trick. i figured

but mitchell is right. it is something that we should read. just do not know if it really gives insight to him work tony schwartz is, if it is make-believe mythmaking. which i guess is also important to know. >> i remember looking at it. at the time. but again, i really did not know enough about the subject matter to be able to discern for myself whether it was based on fact or based on donald trump's opinion. and since i am not a businessman i just said this book is not for me. but i remember looking at it because it was the biggest deal of the time. >> when the book came out it was a big big seller. i think my kids were in preschool at the time and if -- certainly no one knew donald trump as the figure. the thought of him really as what the book said it was. which was, in fact i think that book probably started more than many books that i can think of, there are a few books you know jane fonda's workup book started the whole workout book craze. and then health diet book craze. and in the art of the deal it really to start the business book c

mitchell's complaint regarding her flex 2 and we are investigating the issue. we are not aware of any other complaints of this nature. in fact, based on our extensive internal and independent safety testing we do not believe it is possible for this to occur under normal use. the quality of our products and the health and safety of our customers are top priorities. fit bit products are designed and produced in accordance with strict standards to ensure the safety of our users. >>> let's bring in meteorologist jeff ranieri right now. we need to get over the next couple of days, and then you have promised i think it was 14 days of sunshine? >> potentially, yes. >> what do we do with all that? >> 14 days? >> i know you are excited about that. a lot of folks at home are definitely excite approximated any kind of drying trend coming our way. bear with me here. as jessica mentioned, just two more days here of on and off wet weather chances then we could be in thor cloo. i wanted to start off tonight with a look at our april rainfall averages. because it's off the char

later this hour, andrea mitchell will join us live. but first, let's go to our reporters. kristen welker is at the white house. tore those who may not have been paying very close attention, bring us up to speed. how did this controversy start and how now is the white house seizing upon it? >> well, first to the susan rice reporting. yesterday, various news outlets including bloomberg reported that she had unmasked names of some officials related to the trump transition, trump campaign, as a part of gathering intelligence and surveillance. she responded to that for the first time today, as you saw, with andrea mitchell, exclusively. and just to highlight the crux of what she's saying, katie. what she is saying is, look, the act of unmasking an individual or learning their identity does not necessarily cross the line or violate any laws. what would violate a law, she says, is to leak out classified information. and you heard her push back very vigorously against that information. when andrea asked her point-blank, did you leak the name of mike flynn? she said no, that she di

person andrea mitchell. what did you make it?spite her efforts to make an easy landing for her, i felt susan rice did a terrible job, didn't help herself anne. going back to something you said earlier, eboni, she probably will plead the fifth, but i certainly hope that republicans do manage to call -- >> how do you plead the fifth when you're giving interviews? i'm so confused about this. i don't mean legally how do you plead the fifth? i mean you put this information out, then you don't want to go on record with the american people's elected officials. i'm not saying you can't do it, or why would you do it? >> can i ask a follow-up, harris? what does she lose at this point? she's already out of the administration. >> she's covering for very powerful people. >> a clip from "hardball" last night where they bring race and gender into the conversation. >> lucky us. >> by looking for a pinata, they found one in susan rice. >> notice how it's always a female. >> that's true. >> basically they're defaming her because she's a woman, may

our photographer says mitchell responded "i'm unamerican" but an officer nearby told fox 29 that mitchellaid "i'm mr. america". mitchell booked on attempted murder charges earlier today he was in court in camden for weapons charges. >>> happening right now, this robber was not arm but police say he made a terrifying threat to hurt an employee at the 7eleven in center city and now police are trying to find the guy in the video from the store at 17th and south street. dave schratwieser is live at the seen with new information tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, police say that suspect walked into the 7eleven behind me around 2:00 o'clock in the morning. asked for a pack of cigarettes. then announced a robbery and threatened to throw a cup full of gasoline on the clerk and light that clerk on fire. >> never an easy situation report roar employees a at this 7-eleven on south street they're on guard these days after a would be customer walked in with a cup in his hand, demanded money and threaten the clerk behind the counter. >> then he indicates he has a cup full of gasoline and that he would t

and after his initial appearance, laurence mitchell had a brief extradition hearing where he signed a waiver voluntarily that will allow philadelphia police to pick him up at any time. take him over to philadelphia, and charge him in the northern liberties kay. we spoke to philadelphia police and they say they plan to do that immediately. reporting live in camden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> okay, alicia, thank you. and the trial of eric frein the man accused of murdering a pennsylvania state troop is her scheduled to begin today. the trial will take place at the pike county courthouse in milford, but the jersey actually from chester county. frein charged in the 2014 ambush death of corporal brian dixon and the wounding of trooper alex douglas. the judge ruled he will allow prosecutors to use a videotaped confession by frein, if convicted co-face death penalty, frein has pleaded not guilty. >> a new jersey teenager facing up to 15 years in prison after authorities say he plotted to kill pope francis, during his trip to philadelphia in 2015. prosecutors say the 17 year old from linde

reminds me of the image of edgar mitchell the man on the moon.think of the idea of knowledge and often sat have the best job of the world to listen to a reader's think about in but the experience is and how bad influences them with their lives and thinking is they becomeal knowledgeable partner of the citizenry. >> caller: speaking about near-death experience andnce esp i had a near-death experience i think the brain is more powerful than any computer have you heard of dark social? it is supposed to be on the internet that people can read what you write on facebook then they take that and claim it as their own then when you go to verify your own riding your told your plagiarizing yourself quite. >> before you go you talk about near-death experiences . what was yours? >> fl on concrete slipped and hit the back of my head wed i had nothing to prevent my whole weight of the back of my head i know how long i was out but in the ambulancet i saw like it jets rocket ship in front of my eye is going left to right like a slot machine. >> host: i apologize

mitchell spoke to susan, and i know that is unfolding.ne key thing that is intereing is aot of them think, cuomo for example, they don't think there is there, there it just proves that a lot of trump aides were talking to persons of interest. to national security. >> there is no there, there either with russia and trump collusion. look this is hardly surprising. let me -- >> i'm sorry. >> we're in th era of activist journalists where reporters only cover what they want to cover. >> okay, guys, we have to call a time out. no talking over each other. everyone wants to hear what you have to say. >> my point that cuomo's point. generally plays into why are a lot of trump aides found to have talked to a lot of persons of interest. that is what concern is. liz: okay, you know the thing ford, within days susan rice went to knowing nothing about it to all of a sudden it is right and proper. this could have gone on for a year before russia was a story and hit headlines that trump team was being surveilled, then it was ramped up and their names bla

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mitchell, thank you so much. i was good have you with us, sir.d, a major reversal add to the so-called first place of free speech. ann coulter gets ready for a showdown at berkeley. plus, new questions of whether the media is making too much of president trump's so-called flip-flops and what that means for the grand old party. two bush white house insiders, karl rove, and scott jenny, here were totally different takes on who is to blame on capitol hill right now when we come back. >> martha: accounts at the g.o.p. should be firing on all cylinders, after big wins, giving enormous power in washington. so far, big zeros in the big ones. tax reform and health care. the spotlight has turned from the white to congress. we have nine days to go in the first 100 days. two bush white house veterans weigh in on all of this. from pennsylvania avenue to capitol hill, karl rove writes this, the unfavorable ability is up eight points. may be next year's election will be known as the lesser of two evils. scott jennings says president trump as "all the right ene

first up is delvon mitchell.rges of burglary and kidnapping to which he has pled not guilty, mitchell is the inmate whom dicillo says tried to force his way into his cell and then slapped him in the face. >> when he slapped the door, what did you do? >> i slapped him. >> you slapped him. you sure did. why did it take place? >> because he ain't give me my money. >> say what? >> he ain't give me my money. >> how you all get your money? how much money he owe you? >> $2. >> $2. >> $2. >> yeah. >> i have two or three different scenarios of gambling and your name never came up. >> everybody gambling -- >> just you and him? you're lying to me. >> what am i lying for? >> you lying about how and why you slapped that man. good-bye. yep. >> officer mcclaren says his investigation revealed that mitchell himself was a pawn of the heartless felons. >> he's another one that was told to do it or he was going to be jumped. and our investigation come to find out that's how they got mitchell. mitchell was getting his stuff taken, h

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. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. iran is now being called a global security threat. while suggesting they may put north korea back on a path of terror. nbc kristin welker at the white house right now. he is most likely going to be ask about this line against iran as secretary tillerson is saying that iran is complying with this nuclear deal. they're not cheating. >> that's right the question for the president today, is he going to in fact move to rip up, as he put it, the iran nuclear deal. this is something that he vowed to do as a candidate. it is also somebody he talked about doing as a president. as you know, the united states is not the only country involved in this deal. it's not as simple as just pulling out, and it would raise serious questions about the united states level of commitment to these types of international agreements. having said that, the talk, as you point out and you were there yesterday for seccer tear tillerson was skwas tough sayin they're tough in their viewing of iran. the administration

andrea mitchell takes it from here. >>> thanks, right now on "andrea mitchell reports" live pictures from the white house. king abdullah of jordan, the queen, and first lady melania at the white house. >>> steve bannon removed from the national security council's key principals committee. the decision making committee. and syrian war crimes. topic one for today. what the apparent gas atax tack the area of idlib. they are claiming that assad had a weapons depot. >>> and north korea launching their fourth missile of 2017 just houring before china's president is set to arrive in the u.s. for a critical summit with president trump. all of this and more. big questions when president trump and king abdullah meet. the press in the rose garden an hour from now. good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a major shake up in president trump's national security council. steve bannon has now been removed from the all important principals committee of the security council. they are now back at the table with permanent seats. kristen welker, topic one is steve ban non. it was highly unusual this

malcolm mitchell.alcolm mitchell who as a rookie handled the pressure of the true bowl like an absolute veteran. way to go, malcolm. good job. or nate ebner who played in our olympic rugby team last summer, pretty good athlete, right? and in brazil, and he was in brazil playing and doing really special is an all-pro team guy and player. so neat, congratulations. where is nate? which is a tougher sport, football or rugby? i had a feeling you might say that. everyone played a role and everyone played as champions. was the first overtime game in super bowl history and it ended with a legendary victory for this proud franchise and for these absolutely terrific players and coaches. you have the best record in football with 14 wins and only two losses and that does not happen by accident. it takes hard work, dedication, and commitment by every member of the team to work together in pursuit of the ultimate goal, a goal that very few people achieve. you have achieved it five times, many of you and our coach an

it happened last week, while dina mitchell was reading a book. she says she'd been wearing her "fitbit flex two" device for only two weeks. and there was no indication anything was wrong with the the fitbit website says the device contains electrical equipment that could cause injury if not handled properly. mitchell says she was very careful when wearing the device. fitbit says it's investigating. and it says it's not aware of any similar complaints. a chicago man is filing a class-action lawsuit.. claiming his noise-canceling bose headphones spied on him. the lawsuit alleges.. when you wear certain headphones, bose secretly collects your personal information, and gives it to third parties. the five-million dollar lawsuit focues on bose's "connect" app. it's marketed as an optional companion to bose's newer headphones and speakers. bose says the app collects standard things to make your experience better.. but if you don't use the app, the company doesn there are plenty of dating apps-- some more reputable than others. but a new survey looking a

police arrested mitchell last night in gloucester township, new jersey. he's accused of shooting at a car in the parking lot of dell lie la's den on monday on the 100 block of spring garden street. that shooting prompted the shut down of nearby i-95. police sources tell fox 29 that mitchell had no connection to the woman who owned the car that was shot. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams is giving up his law license temporarily as he fights charges in his federal bribery and extortion case. but williams is not stepping down. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live outside the district attorney's office with what's next for seth william much shawnette. >> reporter: well, dawn, as you know, there are a lot of people calling for him to step down but today his new lawyer said that seth williams will remain in office in administrative capacity only. >> seth they're calling for to you step down. >> district attorney seth williams left federal court today to cameras and media frenzy. he's obtained a new lawyer to represent him in his bribery and ex

let's bring in mitchell green and mark isaac. good morning. good to see you both. >> we heard zuckerberg address the cleveland episode specifically. how much did it overshadow that fate overall. >> it was probably the worst timing for facebook to go through one of these crises directly before one of the biggest developments of the year. they were tag facebosaying face which to connect with your friends online as well as the real world. they want to blend both of those. you saw a version in a horrible way with the murder that was uploaded to facebook over the weekend. so if you sort of connect those two ends and essentially look at the darkest part of facebook and what can occur on the platform, it was probably the worst timing for the company. >> mitchell, i wanted to ask you about the social v.r., which was one of the big headlines and ideas to come out of yesterday, this idea that you are chatting and gesturing to your friends all through virtual reality. if this came to you as a company pitch as the way forward for the future, would you be

first up is delvon mitchell, awaiting trial and charges.ce his way into the cell and slapped him in the face. >> when you slammed the door, what did you do? >> i slapped him. you sure did. >> why? >> because he ain't giving me my money. >> how much money does he owe you? >> $2. >> yeah. >> yeah, i don't have two different scenario. your name never came up. >> you are lying to me about how you slapped that man. >> good-bye. >> mitchell himself was among the heartless melfelons. >> mitchell was getting his stuff taken and his food taken and commissary taken and they told him well, if you want it, do what we tell you to do. mcclaren believes one of the heartless felons exerting that pressure. he's awaiting trial and pled not guilty to several charges including aggravated robbery and assault. >> tell me what's going on macklemore. >> honestly, i don't know. >> truth on my dead mother. my mother's grave if i don't know. >> what are you trying to do? >> i got aggravated robbery and a lot of crazy stuff. i am here fighting a case for my life. i ai

mitchell book on item the murder charges much police say when he opened fire, he hit two cars parked close by as woman was walking towards the vehicles. earlier today mitchell was in court in camden to face weapons charges. >>> skyfox over raging barn fire in buck county. the video is simply incredible. right now, investigators are trying to figure out exac exacty what spark these massive flames in perkasie it started about 8:30 last night on the 200 block of smith school road. took crews about two hours to get these flames under control. amazing there were no injuries to people or animals. >>> skyfox also flying over an accident this one in juniata park. police say a car hit a park car about 12:30 this afternoon. one person was hurt and was taken by medics to temple university hospital. police aren't sure what caused the accident but say alcohol was not a factor. >>> today mayor kenney had an important message for the next generation of law enforcement officers. today in northeast philly the mayor told police recruits one of the most important impacts they'll have on the force is th

joining us now is andrea mitchell. thank you for being here. >> you bet. >> so let me ask your big picture take on what you made of what susan rice told you today, whether anything she said today surprised you and how it made you feel about this over all allegation that there is an obama administration scandal here. >> well, i've got to tell you, i was surprised by one big thing and a couple of little things. when she said she was unaware that mike flynn had been unregistered agent for the turkish government during the transition. and that she read it in the newspaper or the press when she learned about it as we did very recently, belatedly. that surprised me because if she were tracking these transition officials so closely and tracking mr. flynn, in particular, who had risen to a high profile of inquiry because of his contacts and the surprise that everyone in the national security field have that vladimir putin did not respond that mike flynn had been unregistered agent for the turkish government during the transiti

told fox 29 mitchell said "i'm mr. america". either way mitchell has been booked on attempted murder charges. police say oh used a arrival to fire shots into dell lie la's parking lot in northern liberties. the shots hit two cars parked nearby as a woman was walking toward the vehicles. earlier today mitchell was in court in camden to face weapons charge. >> the trial of a man accused of ambushing and killing a pennsylvania state trooper and injuring a second one is now underway in pike county. the prosecution called eric frein an assassin and said the troopers suffered while frein hit hid out for more than a month before he was captured by u.s. marshals. trooper alex douglas who survived the ambush was in the courtroom today and is expected to testify. we will have a life report from milford coming up in just a few minutes. >>> right now investigators are looking in what started this fire at a barn in bucks county. it took crews about two hours to get the flames under control. skyfox was over that raging fire of the 2

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