mr. derek harvey read mr. harvey is now at the university of south florida and he is now a military intelligence senior executive with the dia? is that correct? and then all the way to the left is mike, and mike has been here at hudson before on a panel, so mike is coming back and mike among other things was a military intelligence panel and army officer. his credentials more, in 2004 derek harvey was the only intelligence officer in the government that understood the origins of the insurgency in iraq, how they were executing it, and how our strategy was doomed to failure. that advice was provided to the senior counsels of our government. but because there was an intelligence groupthink going on at the time, his advice was summarily rejected. how sad is that? that was late 2004 when we had the actual truth of what was happening, why it was happening, and why our strategy was failing. sad stuff. that is a different subject. iran in my judgment is an ideologically driven state subscribing to a radical islamist id

mrs. harvey was middle-aged at the time, and many of the freedom riders were college-aged students, so they were young enough to be her children. and so this mothering instinct kicked in, and she decided she needed to take care of them, and she mobilized other women throughout jackson to really engage in this practice of nurture answer as resistance. so that motherhood in the typical sense that we think of that has simply a nurturing, caring-for role, but trying to take care of these individuals so they could be engaged in the civil rights movement. when the freedom riders where are we leased in prison, women limited was there to meet them, and to help them this their ensuing struggle. because mrs. harvey was able to mobilize these women so quickly, they began to take on other initiatives. they were involved this the mainstays of civil rights activism, photo registration as well as school desegregation, but they also brought a humanist agenda that really made them unique in the context of the civ

mr. harvey to have a say. i will see if i can open it up for a question or two if we have enough time. when asked what are the sorts of decisions that the next administration might need to make, especially regarding iran. i'm not just talking about the iran nuclear deal, i'm talking generally about -- 36 years of iranians not responding, will as finally rise to a level where american leaders we need to respond? >> i think american leadership really matters, and we have seen the disaster of the absence of leadership in the middle east region and how it has alienated our friends and frienemies in the region. even statements in the gulf countries, in some ways, lukewarm support reflects a calculation on their part of -- this is going to go through and doesn't do them any good to be out right and opposition to it publicly. i think the next leader has to rebuild confidence in the region, build bilateral and multilateral relationships in the middle east, north africa. the sinoo deal with -moscow path that seems to be emerging in the world, and i don't think we want tehran to be a part of tha

mr. harvey denies the allegations. he maintains his innocence and looks forward to proving his innocence at trial. >> the spokesperson for the uniondale school district confirmed that harvey is no longer employed there. the child was not a student at the school where harvey taught. >>> an orange county woman who takes care of children is now facing charges that she failed to protect them from abuse. 47-year-old kesha perry runs a day care out of her home and she failed to alert authorities when she learned four children were being abused. those victims are ages 4 to 11. perry now faces eight counts of child endangerment and is due back in court next week. >>> new developments tonight in the search for a missing husband and wife from connecticut. sources tell news 4 the couple's son is now a person of interest in the case. police spent last night combing through his bridgeport home. his parents disappeared on august 4th shortly after losing an appeal in a $2 million foreclosure case. relatives say there are no indication

mr. derek harvey read mr. harvey is now at the university of south florida and he is now a military intelligence senior executive with the dia? is that correct? and then all the way to the left is mike, and mike has been here at hudson before on a panel, so mike is coming back and mike among other things was a military intelligence panel and army officer.

mr. harvey decided to stay with her.p down she must have sensed the danger because she sent her grandchildren and children away from the house to higher ground. >> this is a picture with my mom and my dad together that we were able to save. >> tony was only 15 when katrina hit. >> i was trying to beg and beg to stay but my dad told me, you know, your mom knows best. just go on and go to your friend's house. >> tonette and hardy were sleeping in their house when the water rushed in. tonie found it rising around their bed. they went quickly to the attic. >> they said as they sat up in the attic the water started rising. the waves, it wasn't just little waves. it became bigger waves an he seen other houses collapsing. >> that's exactly what happened to their house. it collapsed on top of them. >> one piece of the house went one way with my mom and the other went one way with him. when he felt the house hit up against the tree, he was able to grab on to a branch and pull himself up in the tree to make sure -- he couldn't swi

mr. harvey's remark that we are trying to understand these people as we understand ourselves and one part about lack of understanding is a lack of imagination for what the quds floors, iranian and general might want to accomplish. you gave a very fine account of what they have done. i was wondering if you could speak to what they might do in the future. not in general terms, but specific things you might anticipate from them and especially the issue of the missiles which i believe you cited, general dempsey, i say it is a very serious issue that is frankly not gotten very much attention. >> well, for me and derek has some specific knowledge of it, but i think the strategic object about the united states dealing with iranians desire for hegemony would be to use all the element and allies in the region for the sake of the people of iran who change the regime. and i'm not talking about a terry takeover. but that should be strategic object to and then you work towards countering what they are doing with our allies in the region and it is not just about the united states and military power. it

mr. harvey? >> i was going to say what i hear from folks in the administration is about we need to deal with iran. it's a republic. that house of parliament. it has elected officials. we need to help them navigate their way forward. we can have this pair of confrontation that our voices that are there that if we engage and we hope to open up it will provide opportunities for the people that do not have a voice. the political evolution will occur, but we need to be patient the it's going to be working like they got. it might take 10, 20 years. we need to be patient and we need to take the slings and arrows and not overreact to americans getting killed for the next bomb and don't expect us to respond when there are provocations or there are violations because the deal itself and, of course, we are on trying to bring iran into the fold is more important than responding to hard-liners might try to end their the undermine this agreement by conducting an

mr. trump: there are certain problems. mark: do you believe that lee harvey oswald -- mr.rump: i believe he acted alone, yes. mark: no conspiracy theory? mr. trump: no. in my opinion, he acted alone. mark: my second historical question -- between clarence thomas and anita hill, who do you believe? really have a lot of respect -- i like clarence thomas a lot, and i will go with him. his decisions, in terms of conservative decisions, he is probably about the best there is on the supreme court. mark: he said -- just respects clarence thomas, i don't know anita harris. i have met clarence thomas on a number of occasions that i thought he was terrific. he is a terrific person, so what do i know? it's a question that divided the company for a period of time. mr. trump: i think his decisions have been terrific decisions. john: a couple more historical things -- you were a democrat, and now you are a republican -- do you recall who supported in 1992? mr. trump: i liked -- i actually liked ross perot a lot. i thought he was great. i think he went a little bit off the deep end unfor

mr. harvey is now at the university of south florida. he is a military intelligence senior executive. without further ado, general if you could start us off. >> it is nice to show up on a wonderful summer afternoon in washington. we are not aware of this always so enjoy the great week pud. i hope it turns out to be the same. i sit here with two colleagues. former army officers and career officers, i know the assessments from patreus in iraq in 2007-2008 and every few weeks at a time. they did the same in afghanistan. so we had a lot of unique experiences to say the least. that was provided by the senior counselor of the government, but because of an intelligence group thing going on, many are familiar and see it. so listen, that is a different subject. iran in my judgment is an idea driven state subscribing to radical beliefs. we will drive the military out of the region and destroy the state of israel. it took 35 years to include this ye year. they use language that is in flam tory and also determined and consistent. the strategy with the iran broad core or commonly referred to as th

are as walt -- lee harvey oswald acted alone? mr.rump: in my opinion, he acted alone. john: my second historical question, between clarence thomas and anita hill, who do you believe regarding the controversy echo -- that controversy? clarence: i like thomas a lot. i would go with clarence thomas. in terms of conservative positions, he is probably about the best there is on the supreme court. lied so you think that she when she said he engaged in inappropriate activity. just respect, i clarence thomas. i don't know anita hill. is ank clarence thomas terrific person. what do i know? asking me a question like that, it is sort of a crazy question. john: but there is still a lot of division over that. mr. trump: he was appointed to the supreme court, and i think his decisions have been terrific from my way of thinking. othera couple of historical things. first you were a democrat, now you are a republican. do you recall he supported in 1992 -- who you supported in 1992? mr. trump: i actually liked ross perot a lot. i thought he was great,

mr. trump: you do have much more than a handful, but at the same time you have problems. do we all agree? there are certain problems. john: let's ask historical questions. do you believe lee harveyswald acted alone? mr. trump: i believe he acted alone, yes. john: my second historical question, between clarence thomas and anita hill, who do you believe in their accounts of that controversy? mr. trump: i like clarence thomas a lot. i will go with clarence thomas. his decisions are -- in terms of conservative positions, he is probably about the best there is on the supreme court. certainly one of them. john: so you think that she lied when she said he engaged in inappropriate activity. mr. trump: no, i just respect clarence thomas. i don't know anita hill. i've met clarence thomas on a number of occasions. i thought he was terrific. i think he is a terrific person. what do i know? asking me a question like that, it is sort of a crazy question. john: but it is a question that divided the country. mr. trump: i am happy that he was appointed to the supreme court, and i think his decisions have been terrific from my way of thinking. mark: a couple of other historical things. first you

mr. leavelle here, was handcuffed to lee harvey oswald and oswald was then shot during the transfer by a local nightclub owner named jack ruby. the instance was captured and the famous pulitzer prize winning photograph by robert jackson. mr. leavelle: when i walked out, all of the flood lights came on. temporarily, but i could look down underneath the lights. he was standing in the middle of that driveway with the pistol in his hand. i saw this. that is why i jerked back on him. that is the reason he was kind of hunched over. i was trying to pull him behind me. i just turned his body enough that instead of hitting him dead center, it hit him about four inches to the left. brian: your program, "scofflaws," can anybody see that? kurt: no, it is just a concept. we actually have a lot of photographs, other ones of us in wacky costume walking around in providence that show a taste of what could be. we had a production company involved in the didn't work out so we are working on finding another one. we have several episodes written up with different laws, rules, regulations. brian: is your dad

mr hayes, thank you. wildlife biologist jeff harvey norman in boston, thank you for being with us. >> raging flames, showing no signs of letting down. the race against the clock in the west, as wildfires claiming another life. >>> and a chemical spill in a colorado river leading to a nearby emergency for towns. . >> she was in shock, her arm bit off here, her arm was gone from here. >> authorities in florida saying an alligator attacked a woman as she was swimming in the river. kayakers rescued the woman. wildlife authorities captured the gaiter, they couldn't reattach her arm, too much time has passed >>> wildfires in california claiming near life. a firefighter killed by a falling tree, near lake tahoe. he was 21 years old. kevin corriveau has been tracking the weather. >> it's been dry. the threat is going to go up. before we get to the forecast. i want to show a satellite image, from this morning into the evening. it's the day time hours, this area here, this is smoke from the wildfires blowing to the north-east. you notice during the end of the day we started to get some clouds here. those are tomorrow

mr hayes, thank you. wildlife biologist jeff harvey norman in boston, thank you for being with us. >> raging flames, showing no signs of letting down. the race against the clock in the west, wildfires claiming another listen. sten. >> hunted to the brink of extin >>> wildfires in california claiming a life, a firefighter killed by a falling tree, happening near lake tahoe. this is how bad it is, 18,000 firefighters have been dispatched to battle the blaze as season conditions are made worse by the drought. kevin, you have been talking about this for weeks, it's not getting better. >> it's not, and we knew it would be bad. it will be worse by the time we get to august. this is sisible image -- vis ig imagery of the fires, looking here you can see the placement. anything west of highway five, forth of highway 36. this is the big area. we expect the area to get larger, it's not contained at all, temperatures to the nor, into the high '70s. very bright conditions and no rain expected in the forecast. that'll be a problem and we don't expect rain in the next 3-4 days. that'll be a big issue. the other big issue

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harvey will not make his next start. they want to limit his innings and he's ready for crunch time. tonight they went to mr. reliable, bartolo colon to start the inning. yoenis cespedes shoots one to left center and he would score. carlos gonzalez blasts one right here. 29th of the season. can you say cespedes? a grand slam. his 21st of the season giving the mets an early 7-1 lead. the rockies wouldn't roll out. bottom of the 4th making it a one run game. cespedes has three home runs as the mets lead in this one, score is 12-8. >>> little bit of history out of houston. mike friers hit a no hitter. he threw 134 pitches to get it done. got former met justin turner swinging to make it official. 3-0, the astros beat the dodgers. >>> football, todd bowles was looking for progression from the jets. gang green fans at the meadowlands, they were looking for the same. would they get same old jets? matt ryan floats one to colin moody. leads to a falcon touchdown. the jets go three and out. he takes it down inside the 5. falcons would go onto score. jet's defense finally shows up. that's leonard williams. he tackles y

harvey will not make his next start for the mets. they want to make sure he's ready for what they call crunch time. last night they went to mr. reliable to start the series in colorado. johan would store and the long keys are back into the kitchen, carlos gonzalez gonzalez with his 29th of the season, and can you say he is in the bottom of the 2nd, and the grand slam. that's this 21st of the season with the early lead, and the rockies will not roll over, and nolan cracks the 3-run blast in the bottom of the 4th, making it a one-run game, and the mets go ahead and hold off the rockies and win last night. a little bit of history out of houston last night, and mike friar pitches a no hitter. he walked three, and he flew 134 pitches to get the job done, and that got the former met swinging to make it official. the astros beat the dodgers on the back of the no hitter. todd bowles was looking for progression after a rough preseason loss in week 1. gang green fans last night looking for the same. the same old jets, and matt ryan floats it to colin, who takes it 60 yards, 240-pound fullback, folks, lead together falcons' touchdown. t

mr. mayor. >> next to. thank you. >> good afternoon, mayor. my name is bernie williams chose to and this is my awful, though harvey fields. before hurricane katrina, both of us were business owners. we have been having a hard time out here picking up the good spirit that i'll go went to the dump this morning to dump his good and they told him he couldn't. he could come but he won't get paid for it because the contractor he was subbing under have left them there was no more person. myself, i invested in two trailers, 18 wheelers to bypass. i still can't go out when they give me a zone, and when i get on this they've got tall guys coming over and telling me to get off. i might be short but i don't leave. you have to go or we are going to stay in work zone together. we want to know what you can do to help us? we have the trailer loaded up but we can't dump it. >> you have hardly been assigned a zone. >> yes. but he's doing quite good and i'm picking up trash. it is nothing really. so when i get out there, but can't make a load. if they into another sound they can't take me out. i came to find out why we have to be three peop