mr. green is the author of a book about steve bannon and donald trump called "the devil's. bargain." he said steve bannon said, if there is any confusion, let me clear it up. i am leaving the white house and going to war against donald trump's opponents in the media and corporate america. announcer: health and human services secretary tom price sat down for a profile interview with c-span to discuss his personal and professional life. the reflected on his early years in michigan, practicing orthopedic

i would miss shots on purpose if i needed to and mr green and i would make a bogey, finish second or give a winning speech. i was terrified of being on the podium and having all eyes on me and just felt very uncomfortable and eventually, in my mind, just being very competitive and leaving a tournament knowing i threw it all away, that wasn't going to last forever so eventually, i won a tournament and my dad said, why don't you bring your five iron up my dad said, why don't you bring yourfive iron up on stage my dad said, why don't you bring your five iron up on stage and hold the golf club and it might make you feel more comfortable and it did and that's when i realised if you want to achieve something in life, you just have to deal with the uncomfortable parts. looking at you, you seem comfortable. was that a changing point in your own career? we all have areas where we need to improve and that is an area i had to work on. i still work on it. public speaking is not my favourite thing to do but i do some of it due to golf and to do but i do some of it due to golfand in to do but i do

that is bannon making his views known to mr. green. afterwards, green offered insight to my colleague john berman. >> in his interview with me, he was very on message as far as saying this is a positive. we will advance trump's agenda. he made it clear he will go after people who he feels are inhibiting trump's agenda. as he said in the interview, those people include folks like gary cohen and steve mnuchin. probably some of the generals. like h.r. mcmaster. i had a source today compare bannon and bannon's departure to obi wan kenobi at the end of "star wars." if you only strike me down, you make me stronger. bannon has the same view. he will be more powerful on the outside. >> let's speak with leslie. she is from the university in london. bannon joining a string from the trump team leaving the white house. what you do make of his words as he exits? >> it is quite extraordinary. i think some people have thought it was coming for a while. the departure is very significant. i think there is a real concern about what he will do from breitb

mr. green is the author of a book about steve bannon and donald trump called "the devil's. bargain." he said steve bannon said, if there is any confusion, let me clear it up. i am leaving the white house and going to war against donald trump's opponents in the media and corporate america. announcer: health and human services secretary tom price sat down for a profile interview with c-span to discuss his personal and professional life. the reflected on his early years in michigan, practicing orthopedic medicine in atlanta, his family and his start in georgia state politics through his time in the u.s. congress. dr. price talked about his opposition to the affordable care act, working for the trump administration, and priorities for the department of health and human services. this is just over 35 minutes. how did something from dearborn, michigan into up in atlanta, georgia? sec. price: i did my undergraduate at the university of michigan, but my mother's family is from roanoke. so when i was a kid we would take summer vacations down in roanoke and virginia beach. and my mot

there, what mr. green is say suggest gobbly-goo, politics 101, everything is done parties, everything is done by political parties and the republican party that just of the republican party. the republican party is toxic so unlike therent areas, democratic party is consolidated. the republican party has areas and different opinions in it, they lost party. of the republican steve bannon and donald trump are not political savvy, they smart, not the great inds he wants to portray them as and -- guest: they beat everybody in your republican party, i mean, republican party is in chaos because they lost to a politicalbsolutely no experience, who is considered a joke and a punch line by in thedy in politics and popular culture and together, trump and bannon and this is a book, turnedin the out to be better analysts of both democratic and republican anybody in n washington. the absolutely destroyed republican party's preferred candidate en route to winning the white house. think anybody can argue with any real sen

diarist then living in richmond, who was shocked by these rumors, one of their acquaintances and mandy mr. green, was equally stunned. a confederate soldier for a chicken? you can imagine the damage to a person's reputation. sometime civilians could even joke about the incident. there was a woman from kentucky named lizzie who was a refugee in chattanooga. she wanted to go back to kentucky and hoped -- they wanted to talk to bragg and get permission to go with them when they invaded kentucky. she said bragg was very kind and considerate and a nice guy. one of her friends joked with lizzie later on and said, "weren't you afraid that when he got you into the parlor he would say that you would take a chicken and then execute military law on you? " and bragg the joke are coexisting side-by-side in the public image. there is another incident that contributed to his image as a man killer in december 1862 just before stones river. a soldier deserted to attend to family problems. he did return to duty. that happened a lot in the civil war. his court-martial sentenced him refused tod bragg resend the sen

mr. green: that is the kind of research that is out there.re more likely to have an activist take a swing at you. they have not been able to figure out if it is because they are women. or if women are put in charge of companies with risky positions. take a gander at it, try this and see what happens. one way or the other, it is much harder to be a woman ceo. think you for joining us from detroit. julia: that makes me mad. less than one hour from the close of trade, let's get a check on markets with julie hyman. julie: at least we are all here, julia, if that's any consolation. three ladies on air. we are seeing some gains here today, though they are not runaway gains. they are enough to put the dow at a record with all three rising in the wake of this morning's that are than estimated jobs report. those gains also mean that we are seeing a drop in the text below 10. it popped above 10 the last couple of days and is back below once again. as you here in the options we will seeuently, an upturn in volatility. soe is the vix this year far. and s

we spoke to a quote of mr christopher green he doesn't want to have the moral ideals of wall street's big wigs make them a good fit for the role they're taking the moral high road is because they're being pressured by the system that doesn't support trump you see the entire system the establishment media the establishment elites are against donald trump he wasn't supposed to win the election so they've got to take him out so they're incentivized by money and what they're trying to do is create this fiction divide the american people keep us focused on each other this is a very effective strategy it's definitely incentivized with a profit motive that's that's number one for these companies these companies have zero moral highground. i would say europe now were ahead of germany's general election both the chancellor and one of the key rivals from the social democrats happy with the country's closest ally and it's out of the american policy almost shuls promise to remove u.s. nuclear weapons from germany that if he becomes chancellor more on the deepening rift with washington his jacquel

mr. greenwho was there and was not permitted entrance to the house but was kept outside, says there were approximately 12 police officers in all. now, the evidence discloses that no search warrant existed. >> he was the attorney from the time she began legal proceedings in the state of ohio through the supreme court. we will learn more about him and his role in the case as the program proceeds. as we've heard, this deals with the fourth amendment of the constitution. so just as a refresher course, we're going to put the text of the fourth amendment on the screen so you understand the principles at stake here. the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized." what little brief constitutional history, why is this even part

mr chappell over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhs pension scheme. i want to give an assurance to the 20,000 pensioners, i‘m there to sort this. sir philip greene eventually paid more than £350 million in a settlement with the pension regulator. for this mp, bhs is still unfinished business. there is going to be a search for truth and justice, even if it takes a long time, and the select committee will help play its part in that great unfolding drama. many stores still lie empty as mr chappell is summoned to appear in court. he‘s previously pledged to fight any legal action, denying he was responsible for the hole in the pension scheme. emma simpson, bbc news. ford is the latest car company to launch an incentive for people to trade in vehicles older than seven yea rs by trade in vehicles older than seven years by offering £2000 off some new models. the scheme will run until the end of the year and, unlike similar schemes by bmw and mercedes, which are only for diesel cars, ford will also accept petrol vehicles. that‘s it from me. get in touch with me on twitter. the rest of the news in15 me on twitter. the rest of the news in 15 minutes. now

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representative al green/(d) texas:"only congress can declare war, mr. president." but guam's governor urged the public to remain calm:gov. eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (steve) coming up.. cold and cloudy conditions hitting the bay area... but how long will it last... (catherine) meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete bay area forecast. days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! co

mr chappell over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhs pension scheme. i want to give an assurance to the 20,000 pensioners, i'm there to sort this. sir philip greenventually paid more than £350 million in a settlement with the pension regulator. for this mp, bhs is still unfinished business. there is going to be a search for truth and justice, even if it takes a long time, and the select committee will help play its part in that great unfolding drama. many stores still lie empty as mr chappell is summoned to appear in court. he's previously pledged to fight any legal action, denying he was responsible for the hole in the pension scheme. emma simpson, bbc news. an end to the north—south divide in investment in transport has been called for by two lobby groups, representing thousands of companies across the north of england. more than 70,000 people have signed a petition, demanding that the government spend more outside london and the south east. the high speed rail line hs2 will provide a faster link — between london and birmingham — then on to manchester, leeds and crewe. but businesses want a commitment to hs3, which would cutjourney times acros

so this work it's not on the big screen no this was green lit by mr ted saranda in the good folks at netflix and you know it's a shame we made the picture back in two thousand and fifteen and they chose to release a memorial day it was in its last may and as you know their model it went to ninety countries that day so it's a very interesting business model but it's specific to that it's their ip so you can only see it on netflix is the answer and flicks change the world right are they the biggest movies or do so now. i can say in h.b.o. i think they must be up there because it's incredible the amount of content that they can produce you know really is and they were great too they weren't really you know they gave d.d. and and jeremy and brad a lot of latitude in terms of producing the film you know the script what was it like to work for pitt again because it kind of stayed in character larry i just felt that true to form you know there's this protocol the military so to be honest i was on duty for the guy that's how i felt about it you know knowing that i was playing a number two ge

greens? hellally, they said when freezes over those two parties will work together. can it happen now? mr. we have very well operating black and green coalitions. it's also possible. the main difficulty will be not between the democrats and the greens in the liberals, it will be between the liberals and the greens. for's the biggest problem such a jamaica coalition. >> why would anybody going to coalition with angela merkel? it hasn't exactly been a great outcome for those who have. , it might be the was aion that mrs. merkel personality not so successful. on the other side, nobody working in the coalition says she is unfair to her partners. she's always fair, sometimes in her own party people will say she should be stronger against the coalition partners. she does not do that. personal relationship is quite isl, and therefore, i think this not a reason not to coalition with ms. merkel? perhaps it would be a possibility, but at the moment, there's a chance to have a red green coalition. the social democrats will call for that publicly, they will lose even more. and therefore, it's situation

the green-eyed monster. >> harris: mr. huntsman said to be maybe another ambassador as well, going from china to russia if he gets confirmed. >> abby: era talk about the importance of china, but you also need brush on board for your very point. if you can somehow isolate china, make they feel like they want to be a part that party, that is where you hit them hard and that's where we say okay, we have to do something. we still want to be a leader on the world stage, that's all they care about. >> judge napolitano: what is the status of his confirmation? >> harris: maybe look at some some work done. >> abby: if i had any advice for mitch mcconnell, stay an extra week, take four weeks of vacation, get people through confirmation. just a thought. >> harris: all right come up much more in korea's threats and the way president trump is handling the situation. he's facing criticism for his rhetoric, some are saying the president needs to tone it down. does he? or is it time for the united states to start talking like this? former

right wing powerbrokers as i'm a rock a former nominee for vice president under the green party ticket joins me now welcome mr brock at can you start by explaining the difference in your view between the overt symbols of white supremacy in this country and the system which perpetuates it. thank you for having me what i'm referring to is the fact that for the last few decades. u.s. politics have moved progressively considerably to the right in fact the emergence of the real liberal the is that expression but unfortunately that characterized the neo liberalism as a right wing expression it's not something to talk. instead it's very easy to focus in all the more crude expressions of right wing populism right wing fringe groups as we saw it and saw this bill not. in the client in those kinds of very easy to talk it was warm sort of thing more. impactful or the masses of people in the us is there have been a bit more is this because the key to understanding the clash of interests represented by the neo liberal trans national elite in the united states explain for viewers what you mean by neo liberalism in the new

wants this material because it still pursuing mr chappel over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhf pension scheme. back in february, sir philip greenounds to settle his case with the regulator. remember, he sold bhs to mr chappell. the enforcement action against mr chappell is still continuing and although he has previously maintained that this big black hole in the pension scheme wasn‘t his fault. so if he is convicted on these specific technical charges, he will face an unlimited fine. so the tale of bhs has yet to run its full course. emma simpson, thank you. rescue workers on the italian island of ischia say they‘ve pulled three children, including a seven—month—old baby, alive from the rubble of their home after an earthquake struck last night. it hit the holiday island off the coast of naples, killing two people and injuring a0 others. richard lister reports. minutes after the earthquake, dazed survivors escape their ruined homes. around them, in a blizzard of dust, buried cars and rubble—strewn streets, several buildings in casamicciola collapsed. rescuers worked frantically to get to those buried. here, the faint sounds of

mr. delaware. the fact that he's married to a green bay fan, i don't know about that. >> reporter: it's tough.hway has a flag outside and the whole thing. >> house divided. enjoy the game nbc 10 is the official station of the eagles and the only place where you can watch tonight's action. we'll get you started with the preseason kickoff and a full hour of features and analysis to get you ready for the game. it starts at 7:00. then at 8:00 the birds take on the packers. that's followed by nbc 10 at 11:00. >>> the sixers have several international players. the team will play overseas. the sixers will play the kceltis on january 11th in london. they will be the home team. >> the president working vacation in new jersey forced a day camp to change its plans for campers. a camp in new jersey planned to have people dress up as super heroes and parachute into camp, but there are flight restrictions for miles near where the president is staying. the camp decided to have local fire trucks come to camp instead. >>> turning to your first alert forecast, a live look at the water park on this mild evening.

it is a two and a half year high against the green back which didn't get any comfort mr mrs.ellen's comments what's the picture like in the u.s. we did close out mixed friday with the dow and s&p 500 flat with buyers. open slightly to the down side for the three indexes. still reacting to the comments and hopes that trump's tax reform will ramp up public campaigning as of wednesday this week and we could be hearing a lot about mr. trump selling his tax package. >>> residents in houston fleeing their homes as the center of the u.s. industry collapses with hurricane harvey national weather service warned some parts of the city may get record rainfall. average of 40 inches of rain expected for houston some areas could get as much as 50 inches. extraordinary. jay gray has more. >> reporter: communities cut off, homes isolated, islands and neighborhoods swallowed by flood waters as the race to save thousands in houston grows more desperate by the hour. >> i would have been asleep in that water if nobody would have beaten the door down. >> reporter: helicopters pulled elderly resid

green card. yes, people who immigrant to the country -- not through ellis island -- mr. : as a factual question -- jim acosta: they do obtain a green card, do it through hard work, and yes, obtain english later on in life, but the notion that they have to learn a list before they get to the united states, are we just going to bring in people from great britain and australia? mr. miller: i am shocked at your statement that you think that only people from great britain and australia would know english. it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree that in your mind -- note, this is an amazing moment -- that you think only people from great britain or australia would speak english is so insulting to millions of hard-working immigrants who do speak english from all over the world. jim, have you honestly never met an immigrant from another country who speaks english outside of great britain and australia? is that your personal experience? jim: of course. mr. miller: that shows your cosmopolitan bias. jim: you are trying to engineer the flow of people into this country

representative al green/(d) texas:"only congress can declare war, mr. president." but guam's governor urged the public to remain calm:gov. eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (catherine) today we talked to a bay area man who grew up in guam. most of his family still lives there. he says north korea's threats towards the island are being taking seriously. (catherine) this isn't the first time north korea has threatened guam. the island is a strategic base for the american military... the

reporter: just around the corner the green party candidate, a lawyer of turkish descent, is out campaigning. >> this interference by mrn is uncalled for and disrespectful. of course, we don't know him any differently. reporter: another issue worrying german turkish -- germany's turkish community leaders feel he is the victim of political persecution. >> the people who are critical and to freely express their opinion should be supported. so in this respect, it is an accessible -- unacceptable for free speech to be restricted. reporter: off-camera, a few admit there are many turkish germans who stand by erdogan, even if he does persecute writers or interferes with germany's election campaign. tough times for german turkish relations. brent: he is a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. eclipse watchers in the u.s. have been treated to a solar spectacle. the moon passed in front of the sun over a four-door -- crridor stretching from coast-to-coast. millions turned out. after a short bracket -- break i will be back to take it to the day. we'll be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captionin

those parties include to the left die linke, the greens and the right—wing alternative for germany. if these polls are correct, mrsin germany next week, and of course, we will certainly be speaking tojenny hill, al corresponded in germany. here is her latest report. —— our corresponded in germany. don't be fooled by the political calm. germany has survived a turbulent year. it's heading in a predictable direction. the likely winner of next month's election is not as secure as you might imagine. she speaks german translation: i think she abandoned us fishermen, forgot the little people. she only cares about the big industry and what's happening overseas. she should look after her own country. this international stateswoman must please the home crowd now. polls suggest she's doing just that. translation: she is the perfect chancellor. in truth mrs merkel knows she barely survived the refugee crisis, perhaps only because there was no one to replace her. in this election she is unrivalled. no real challenge from social democrat martin schultz, nor from the anti—immigrant party, afd. even so, they're fielding a candida

just to remind you of the situation in yemen, mr saleh is allied to houthi rebels who control the capital, that's the territory in greento the internationally recognised president, who's backed by a saudi—led coalition — their territory is in red. earlier i spoke to nawal — i asked her how significant it was that that rally went ahead. there has been a lot of talk about them not wanting them to go ahead, so it is quite significant. there we re so it is quite significant. there were huge numbers there. people were really worried that this would mean he would and i said he is finally breaking the alliance, but that did not happen. tell us about this alliance between the former president and the rebels? why is it showing signs of strain at the moment? in the last few days, we have seen the president make state m e nts have seen the president make statements against them. he has said that they have money to pay civil serva nts that they have money to pay civil servants salaries which have been stopped by the last ten months. their rebels have said that he is void of any religious arpeggio take —— arpeggio take responsibili

mr. iwasaki, i agree with him. doctor green talked about the realignment of u.s. unit.my comment was not specific to okinawa or any other basis in japan or the united states. i just want to mention in a generic term and also about strategy. there are many defense strategies, or maybe we should have a bigger scheme to consider one specific strategy. regarding a realignment of a unit from okinawa, i think mr. iwasaki spoke it really well. for the defense of okinawa this is not only for the united states challenge but for us, japanese self-defense force. so let's say that in 1970s there was some kind of innovation or a threat to invasion because there was a vacuum between, from the united states withdrawal and also maybe a big movement from the russian army. so i am just speaking as a hypothetical. it was talked about this, and there are some movement and also some actions according to the plan undergoing, and there's 500 km between the islands or maybe a bigger distance. we do not have a unit, a military unit there, something that there's a military vacuum. so we wanted t

mr. trump then turned his attention to immigration, unveiling the raise act a new merit based system for green card this competitive application process will favor applicants, who can speak english, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrates skills that will contribute to our society and economy. >> reporter: those opposed insist it is short sighted for skewing the process too much in favor of highly skilled workers. >> there are certain areas like meat packing, tourism and agriculture thaw just cannot find american labor to do those jobs and keep a company from going out of business or moving overseas. >> reporter: raise act would cut number of refugees admitted each year from 110,000, to 50,000. hanna dova for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a local charity falls victim to theft. >> someone stole tools belong to go habitat for humanity, they were stolen from a construction site in pittsgrove salem county, the theft was discovered on monday when volunteers returned to work on the road where two homes are being built, and they saw a will be to their construction trailer w

green. president trump is standing by his words days after his fire and fury warning to north korea, mr. trump says perhaps he wasn't stern enough. meanwhile concern is growing in guam. the target of north korea's latest threat. teri okita is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now there has been no change in the security threat level in guam, but the governor there is asking residents to be prepared for a possible attack. u.s. military forces on guam are at the ready after a threat from north korea that it's finalizing plans to launch four missiles near the islands. residents woke up to this local headline have mixed feelings of how worried they should be that the latest war of words might result in anua >> pretty scary. >> they threaten us? bring it. the u.s. is strong. i'm pretty sure we got 'em. >> reporter: that is a sentiment president trump echoed thursday at his golf club in new jersey. >> he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before what will happen in north korea. >> reporter: as for criticism tha

material because it's still pursuing mr chappell over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhs pension scheme. you may remember back in february, sir philip greenold bhs to mr chappell. the enforcement action against mr chappell is still continuing and although he has previously maintained that this big black hole in the pension scheme wasn't his fault. so if he is convicted on these specific, quite technical charges, he will face an unlimited fine. so the tale of bhs, i think, has yet to run its full course. rescue workers on the italian island of ischia say they've pulled three children, including a seven—month—old baby, out of rubble alive after their home collapsed, following an earthquake. it hit the holiday island off the coast of naples, killing two people and injuring a0 others. richard lister reports. minutes after the earthquake, dazed survivors escape their ruined homes. around them, in a blizzard of dust, buried cars and rubble—strewn streets. several buildings in casamicciola collapsed. rescuers worked frantically to get to those buried. here, the faint sounds of a baby crying and, after some careful digging, a small miracle. seven

material because it's still pursuing mr chappel over whether he avoided his responsibilities to the bhf pension scheme. you may remember back in february, sir philip greenettle his case with the regulator. remember, he sold bhs to mr chappell. the enforcement action against mr chappell is still continuing and although he has previously maintained that this big black hole in the pension scheme wasn't his fault. so if he is convicted on these specific, quite technical charges, he will face an unlimited fine. so the tale of bhs, i think, has yet to run its full course. emma simpson. more than 70,000 people have signed a petition calling on the government to spend more on transport outside of london and the south east of england. it emerged earlier this year that more than half of england's annual £32 billion transport budget is spent in the capital. the former chancellor, george osborne says a northern powerhouse rail network connecting liverpool to hull must be planned for. our north of england correspondent fiona trott reports. life beyond westminster. leeds is the uk's largest legal and financial centre outside london. but could it be better connected t

green. >>> both democrats and republicans are reacting to the president trump's latest comments on the violence in charlottesville, virginia. during a news conference yesterday mr. trump again blamed both sides for the trouble and sympathized with efforts to preserve confederate monuments. >> president trump again bsisting the fault needs to be >> you have a group on one side that was bad and one group that was also very violent. >> the president had a defiant response. >> you define alt-right for me. define it for me. come on. let's go. >> senator mccain defined them as the same group. >> excuse me. what about the alt left that came charging at as you say the alt-right. do they have any semblance of guilt? let me ask you about this. what about the fact that they came charged with clubs in their hands swinging clubs? do they have any problem? i think they do. >> reaction from both sides of the aisle was swift and strongly worded. senator john mccain tweeted there's no moral equivalency between americans ato defight hate and bigotry. the president of the united states should say so. >> our commonwealth and country should yield. >> racism, bigotry, anti-semitism

representative al green/(d) texas:"only congress can declare war, mr. president."ut guam's governor urged the public to remain calm:gov. eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (steve) demonstrators gathered for a march in the east bay to mark the 72nd anniversary of the nagasaki and hiroshima nuclear bombings. marchers commemorated the anniversary of the 1945 nuclear bombings by the united states of hiroshima and nagasaki in japan. the march included a talk by former pentagon war planner and whistleblower daniel ellsberg and a chalking of bodies on the pavement to memorialize remains found after the bombings. the bombings kill

green light from the department of justice. >> we were all in the attorney general's office. she stayed on an open line with mr. pot hearst. stayed on an open line with the ins people in miami. because i needed to give them the order that it was a go. >> i had two lines. one to the house, and one to attorney general janet reno. it never occurred to me that there was a raid planned. and i kept saying to the attorney general, what's the big rush about? >> she gave them deadlines. she told them after this point, it's going to be too late. and then you are out of time. you're running out of time. >> that was the only night that elian didn't sleep. he was scared that they would take him. >> it's well past midnight. and i tell him, look, i mean, i'm beginning to feel very uncomfortable like there's a problem there because there's no reason. this is a one-page document. >> there was questions in the room on, you know, are we on hold? is it a go? and miss reno said it's a go. >> then about 4:00, we got a call from aaron. and his voice is almost shaking. and he says to me, you got five minutes to wake everybody up. i woke everybody

mr. trump's former campaign chairma >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> there's no sign of backing down. north korea has issued a new threat against the u.s. in the latest exchange over the north's nuclear program. here at home lawmakers are taking sides ore whether president trump's warning of fire and fury went too far. wendy gillette is here with the latest. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. the country's defense minister said today japan could shoot down missiles if north korea fires them at the u.s. territory of guam, but some experts deny japan has that capability. the back-and-forth heated exchanges between much of the world and north korea continue. the latest to weigh in, south korea, warned they'll receive a stern and strong military response if they act. >> after president trump issued his sternest warning yet earlier this week, it's a question of whether it was too incendiary. >> i can't believe he did that. >> i don't have a concern about inflaming anything because all the inflammation is coming from this crazy guy in nor

mr. trump showing his support for a bill meant to curb illegal immigration and fix a broken green card system. >> as a candidate i campaigned on creating a merit based immigration system. that protects u.s. workers and taxpayers and that is why we are here today, merit based. >> molly: all of this as a fox news exclusive and the military program for immigrants has been compromised by what has been described as "foreign infiltration." >> jon: we have live coverage on that pentagon investigation. we began at the white house. >> there had been speculation for weeks of the president was leaning towards a veto of the sanctioned legislation, which had been overwhelmingly passed by congress. that speculation began to ebb, a change in recent days, culminating with the president signing the legislation today, albeit with tremendous reservations. he said in the accompanying statement... the president's reluctance expressed in that statement may have signaled bad cop proponent to good cop-bad cop field. here is the vice president speaking about the sanctions bill. >> by signing this legislation, we are

green line delays as we continue. >> thank you miss como, thank you mr. thomas.t 5:01 we'll take you to charlottesville virginia the latest there. the suspect accused of driving his car into a crowd of protesters on saturday is due to face a judge this morning. 20-year-old james fields jr. is facing second degree murder charges. authorities say he rammed his car into a large crowd of people who had gathered in charlottesville to rally against a white nationalist group. the incident killed 32-year-old heather heyer and left dozens injured. protests took place on sunday from new york to seattle people converged to decry the violence in charlottesville. virginia governor terry mcauliffe spoke yesterday about the tragic event. >> we all need have isn't self reflection and how did we get to the point where people are walking down wearing swastikas and confederate flags and spewing yesterday the most vile hate filled speech i have ever heard in my life. we got to all figure out how did we get to this place. >> those words from -- >> of hope and love to show that we are