mr. meyers decided to retire after 40 years, he chose a member of the congregation. he decided to sale the church. >> i think it's wrong to try and sale something that doesn't belong to you. >> by phone remington confirmed the sale, listing twice almost $1.3 million, saying he will take the proceeds to arizona and start a new church. he declined an oncamera interview so i went to his home and spoke to a young woman that identified herself as his daughter. >> can you get a hold of remington and ask to talk to him about everything, but everything is legal. >> i reached him on his cell phone minutes later. what plans do you have for the money? he hung up. complaints have been filed with the da's office and attorney general. they took me through the church where they met and married. >> we are heartbroken. >> i understand he may have his own vision, but why is he taking the funds from this building that belongs to this community. >> reporter: i heard from other congregation members who were expected to thith. >> if there's no contentntnt to convert those funds to his per

mr. meyers decided to retire after 40 years, he chose a member of the he decided to sale the church. >> i think it's wrong to try and sale something that doesn't belong to you. >> by phone remington confirmed the sale, listing twice almost $1.3 million, saying he will take the proceeds to arizona and start a new church. he declined an oncamera interview so i went to his home and spoke to a young woman that identified herself as his daughter. >> can you get a hold of remington and ask to talk to him about everything, but everything is legal. >> i reached him on his cell phone minutes later. what plans do you have for the money? he hung up. complaints have been filed with the da's office and attorney general. they took me through the church where they met and married. >> we are heartbroken. >> i understand he may have his own vision, but why is he taking the funds from this building that belongs to this community. >> reporter: i heard from other congregation members who were expected to >> if there's no content to convert those funds to his personal use then that's a problem. >> he tells me

mr. trump from russian president vat meyer putin. he said this prompted a heated reply from the president that six days was not an appropriate period of time to return the call. in telling the story, the president pointed his fingers at his head and said, the guy has serious judgment issue. yet trump defended flynn today tweeting, sir general michael flynn's life can be totally destroyed while shady james comey can leak and lie and make lots of money from a third-rate book. the word shady misspelled in the tweet. trump was not the only official interested in the flynn exchange. he wrote in an exchange with priebus, quote, he wanted to ask me a question and i could decide if it was appropriate to answer. then he said, do you have a fisa order on mike flynn. i paused for a second and then said i would answer here, but this demonstrated the kind of question that had to be asked and answered through established channels. >> i was confident if the president's chief of staff, white house counsel, asked the jus us the department they would

mr. kihuen: i remember the life of austin meyer. he moved to las vegas to study. he had a passion for cars and sports. he loved to watch basketball, especially the boston celtics. austin was excited to watch his favorite band perform at the route 1 festival on october 1. he went to the festival with his girlfriend to sell bait his birthday and anniversary. he dreamt of opening up his own auto shop and was excited to start a family. he had a smile on his face and made people laugh. they remember him being ambitious, hard working. i would like to extend my condolences, the city of las vegas, the state of nevada and the whole country grieves with you. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute and resize and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise in celebration of a lifelong friend and neighbor, ms. dora duncan barkley of my hometown in the 1st

mr. president, i don't think you're very rich. like i think you might be rich in idaho. but in new york you're doing fine. >> michelle wolf is a former writer for "the seth meyers show." where was the president? michigan, for a campaign-style rally. he touched on many topics, including asking the crowd to vote democrats, including nancy pelosi, out of office. he also talked about building the border wall he has been calling for. >> but we have to have borders. and we have to have them fast. and we need security. we need the wall. we're going to have it all. and again, that wall has started. >> earlier today the president tweeted about an upcoming meeting with soakn leader kim jong-un. he says a time and location for the meeting are now being set. the white house says the location has been narrowed down to two countries, but those countries have not been announced. >>> reporting for duty. 200 national guard members headed to the california border with mexico officially started their training today. the guard members showed up at camp roberts, about 40 miles north of san luis obispo. they'll train for a few days and head down to the border. earlier this month the trump

mr. kimberly: yes. jus. sotomayor: can you go through that trial without a ruling from us, and if not, why not? judge neil meyer said there were not many open issues, not the least of which was the motivation of the governor and his committee. for the change at issue. would that obviate some of the merits' questions? you have fairly strong evidence to show that. is your weakness in the other prompts? mr. kimberly: we don't think we have weakness in any of the prompts. jus. sotomayor: i agree but if we leave it the way it is, what happens? mr. kimberly: the concern is, imagine the district court does not enter summary judgment here in the case proceeds to trial or proceeds on what we take to be a fundamentally misguided view of what we have to prove to establish a first amendment violation against partisan gerrymandering. what this district court indicated at the parliamentary injunctions hearing what if it would be open to discovery, allowing us to conduct a massive districtwide survey of voters to determine whether or not they would have voted one way or the other, all because the district court believed the p

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meyers spent his live building hope tabernacle in south san jose. it had a mission to serve. >> we fed the hungry. we had a clothing ministry and did drug counseling and interdiction. >> reporter: when mrers decided to retire after 40 years as pastor, he chose a member of the congregation, a construction worker with no experience who has now decided to sell the church. the pastor is disappointed. >> extremely disappointed. i think it's wrong to try to sell something that doesn't belong to you. >> remington meck said he'll take the proceeds to arizona and start a new church but when this goes through, i fully expect a visit from the fbi because everyone is so upset about this. i went to his home and spoke to a woman identifying himself as meck's daughter. >> you can get ahold of remington and talk to him but everything is legal. >> reporter: i reached him on a cell phone minutes later. what plans do you have for the money? he hung up. >> we were shocked and surprised. how do you sell a church? >> reporter: they took me through the church where they met and married. >> we're really heart broken for this decision. >> i understand he may have his own vision but i don't understand why is he