number one, porter determines that the shooting was gistfied by officers. number two, because of the rage against republican lawmakers according to the report this is considered an act of terror. the shooting happened june 14 at 7 zephyr a.m. at simpson stadium park in alexandria as members of congress and aides were practicing for the congressional baseball team. they were republican members of congress. according to the report, the suspect 66-year-old james semi-automatic rifle and a .9-millimeter handgun during the ambush and fired 70 to 80

hello more than seventy percent of porter rico is still in the dark. one month after hurricane maria ravaged the island. u. s. army reserve engineers have. a quarter rico to help rebuild the powerlines. working with with what. surprise they. locally tony has. as well as with all of the tony. to get my life back. on wednesday a former us military officer was appointed to oversee the reconstruction of porter rico's electrical grid. this comes after the senate passed a thirty six point five billion dollar emergency aid measure to replenish the island's federal flood insurance program. porter rico's governor has pledged to restore ninety five percent of the island's electricity by the end of the year. i think they eat it's it's time to have a sense of urgency start to recognize that this is a u. s. jurisdiction. and. they need to execute faste. but reconstruction efforts are now embroiled in controversy. a democratic congressman has called for a probe into a three hundred million dollar contract between put rico semi public energy holdings.d whitefish the

to add another 3 million this quarter and they plan to spend $8 billion on content let's bring in porteribb who follows this one closely that's the big headline, instead of the $7 billion like last year, it's now $8 billion investors appear to be okay with it >> so far, that's right. but there are some hurdles that reid hastings and netflix have to get over. the big one is the price increase of $1 to $2 a month that he announced. that could have a deleterious impact on earnings for the next two quarters the biggest problem is the mounting debt. netflix has $28 billion of off balance sheet obligations and liabilities, that number keeps growing because this year alone they're spending over $8 billion on new content so netflix really is having to feed the beast to stay up there. they have a 250 times pe they have a $90 billion market cap, i suppose the headline beyond the earnings is the fact that reed hastings says we're not buying the weinstein company, which would not be a bad deal, because they pick up a couple hundred movies, very good movies for not a lot of money. >> but porter, you

. >> hi porter. >> sunglasses and all. porter. love the name. >> hi porter. >> what a good name.hday, porter. >> happy birthday. >> yeah. >> look how sharp he is in his little shades. >> um-hmm. >> nothing like a well-dressed man. >> mom says he loves to play basketball, sing and dance. >> he's triple threat? >> yeah. >> and she didn't adjust bei >> super adorable, right. >> um-hmm. >> he's super cute. >> look at his little suit. do you have any idea how small that suit is? like when you look back at little baby clo clothes. >> can i just say it fits well he wears it well. >> clclearly it's custom. tailor made. >> porter, we love it. keep singing, dancing and playing basketball and happy birthday. to send us your child's picture go to our facebook page fox5 d.c. send it on in. >> have a good day, cutie pie. >> we love it. we need cuteness. >> not so cute the weather. particularly out to the west. where wintertime is making a -- >> come back. >> first visitation perhaps of the fall season. look at places like casper, 32 degrees this morning. great falls 28. you know, one time i ha

and both men were ejected. 3rd quarter -- otto porter junior three -- washington lead by 18 (porter:29 points team high) warriors woke up late in the quarter -- steph curry triple... cut wizards lead by ten (curry: 20 points, 8 assists, 5 rebounds) durant got hot in the second half -- lead the golden state with 31 points and we had a ball game late in the fourth kevon looney... yes... kevon looney... with a big slam... golden state on a nine-to-oh run... lead by seven (looney: 9 points off bench) one second left... wizards trying to force overtime... the corner three no good warriors hold on 120-117 dodgers and astros split the first 2 games of the world series.tonight was game...another nail biter, but this time they were swinging for the fences in houston. houston texans 3-time defensive player of the year jj wattthrew out the first pitch. he's recovering from leg injurythat ended his season. yuli gurriel puts the astros on the board.what's his secret to hitting it so far? it has to be the hair.astros continued to build on that lead, scoring four runsin the second inning. brian mcc

. >> reporter: built in the late 1700s by general andrew porter, the selma mansion which sits atop aill on west airy street in norristown is more active than ever. >> they are still in there wanting the place to be shown. you will hear laughter. people get evps of people talking. >> reporter: we wanted to know what it was like for ourselves. >> usually we'll hear boot steps or cigar smoke. >> reporter: mary ann buser of the preservation society took us for a tour and told us about experiences she's had inside of the house including this one with this old service bell. >> it just hangs here. you will hear the buzz. i personally heard it. i was on the third floor, and we were waiting for people. i heard a big buzz like -- i look out the window and see there are cars coming up. >> reporter: the people who tend to the mansion say the spirit of general porter, a close friend of general george washington, wife, servants, and children still call this home. >> on numerous occasions, we've had people come in various apartments. they all passed. they've seen people in the windows. >> even the

number one, porter determines that the shooting was gistfied by officers. number two, because of the rage against republican lawmakers according to the report this is considered an act of terror. the shooting happened june 14 at 7 zephyr a.m. at simpson stadium park in alexandria as members of congress and aides were practicing for the congressional baseball team. they were republican members of congress. according to the report, the suspect 66-year-old james semi-automatic rifle and a .9-millimeter handgun during the ambush and fired 70 to 80 rounds while the officers fired in return 30 to 40 rounds in total. hodgkinson told family members he, "wouldn't be around much longer" and he was unhappy with the results of the 2016 election as a supporter of bernie sanders. a member of the baseball team told police he had seen hodgkinson sitting in the stands watching the team practice the day before the shooting. hodgkinson's phone also later reveal video taken to the field in april, two months before the incident. >> it's a very solid inference he was motivated b

johnson is jim matheson the pentagon needs a delegation to korea we also wouldn't join us dr gary porter about the perils of potential british backing for a trump nuclear war in asia and we speak to fashion icon vivienne westwood who along with a nine year old boy could find themselves going to jail for opposing fracking in britain plus the sorts of any serious finger gestures are being deployed each trying to do other in terms of eccentricity possibly of prowess what happened in this week's u.k. pm queues all the more going on but today's going underground but first apart from this week's british economic growth figures which contradicted pre-breakfast referendum city of london predictions there were also figures out from weapons company boeing that's boeing recently slammed by u.k. pm theresa may on its sales. calls we have a long term partnership with boeing various aspects of elf. much and this is not the sort of behavior expected a longtime partner in this undermines that partnership the pm joking the next x. goldman sachs remain a mark carney of the bank of england but of course wh

reverberating throughout the region joining me now to discuss is investigative journalist gareth porter his latest article in the american conservative is titled trump trashes iran deal to satisfy him that now who care thanks for being here thanks so it's been a couple of weeks since trump gave his dramatic statements on the iran deal are we really going to see it destroyed at the hands of president trump well i think it's suffered a serious blow from the trump white house decision making process here. you know it's possible that there's still some byplay here between the europeans the u.k. france and germany on one hand and the iranians but they're going to be subject to a lot of pressure from the u.s. government particularly financial pressure to get them to go along with continued sanctions it's hard to say how that's going to play out but certainly on the u.s. side trump was very clear we're going to demand the real revision renegotiation of some key things an additional at least one major additional provision that has to do with iranian ballistic missiles and of course that's simpl

. >> reporter: tom porter owns porter vineyards where employees with hoses and shovels stopped the flames just one road shy of his grapevines. power was restored yesterday and they're ready for visitors. he's also fortunate that more than half his grapes were harvested before the fire. >> so all of the white and early maturing variety ls like merlot and syrah were picked some time ago. >> reporter: cabernet grapes are picked later and may have suffered smoke damage. they won't know for sure for a while. businessowners do know this, the best way to help the region bounce back is for tourists to come back. >> i just want everybody to know we are open for business. it's business as usual. >> i would say to people at home, come back to napa. come and see us. >> reporter: they add the sooner, the better. in napa, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> neighbors lhelping neighbor. 7 on your side is once again in the fire zone. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side is set up and helping people even though it's raining here in santa rosa. we're going to talk about some amazing help coming up in j

we have carol shea porter, tim walls, christian cinema as well as jackie rosen. four of their incumbents in competitive districts decided not to run for re-election. we will be on offense to go after those seats. we're still going to have defense to do but we're going to be on offense. today's announcement by carol shea porter shows that there's probably no democratic wave. if it was coming why would somebody who just got re-elected to congress and has only been there a year and a half announcing she's not running for congress again. >> dana: you have to protect your kin couple bents as well. steve craig yesterday said about alise stefonic, a friend of mine, he said she thinks like a child, she has people set things up for her, she has people put their words in her mouth and she happily repeats them. i think recognizing her i would go after her in that way. i apologize if that's mean but it's how i do it. e lease stefanik, the youngest congresswoman to be elected at 30 years old, serving a second term, chair of the subcommittee on emerging threats, appointed to t

. >> alley porter's mother showed up at my doorstep.grandmother. >> i'm -- i'm sorry? >> yeah. her first move was to try to vacate the adoption. i spent the entire morning yesterday in family court. >> okay, i can tell you that you cannot vacate an adoption, not after three years. >> i know that the law is on my side, but the judge let her file for visitation. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, mariska hargitay, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hi, mariska. >> hello. >> seth: 19 seasons. >> can you believe it? >> seth: congratulations. that's really something. >> it really is. >> seth: yeah -- it's an accomplishment beyond, i feel like what anyone else could talk about. so, congratulations. >> thank you. and it's 19 seasons and i'm in and happy. >> seth: good. yeah, that's -- >> that's what's amazing. >> seth: yeah, that really is. >> yeah. >> seth: one of the things that's very exciting and i imagine one of the things that keeps it fresh for you guys who are in the cast, is you have amazing guest stars -- >> amazing

gordon along with the honorable john brennan, the honorable general michael hayden, the honorable porter goss and the honorable jobs what does judge webster. -- judge webster. thank you. [applause] how lucky are we? i think i may be the first moderator in this program's history who has the joy of saying that she worked for everybody that was on the panel. gentleman, i'm going to try to make you proud. this is remarkable. here is what we are going to do, take a little bit of a rock throughboth -- romp their histories and 10 years, and comment on the issues -- 10 years, and comment -- tenures and comment on the issues. >> can you look at us when you address us? >> yes, sir. >> we are getting it back echo. >> i love that. >> what is the greatest threat or issue that consumed your tenure, and what do you say the greatest issue or threat facing the nation today from a security perspective? john, you get to go first. congress is an answer? >> we will get to congress. >> that was a problem because i had to deal with oversight committees, particularly the report that came out of the senate commi

but yet david dickson porter, admiral david dickson porter form a grat form a grat -- great working relationship and that's what makes vicksburg click as far as getting the job done in capturing this city. so the navy, porter agrees to run past the batteries. he's to rendezvous with grant's army down here. grant marches all the way down through these bayous and he originally wanted to cross the mississippi river here at grand gulf. the union navy engages the small confederate water battery force there. and his -- is unable to knock out the guns. why is that big? because grant doesn't have his landing spot. what does u.s. grant do? never thinks about retreating. he simply just has the navy go further south. he marches his army a little bit -- a little bit further south to bruinsburg and he crosses right there. on april 29. now, grant has a foothold within mississippi. april 30, his army continues to cross and basically by the night of april 30, he's got 20,000 men. 20,000 men across mississippi. the confederates for that matter -- and this is what grant does really well -- grant leaves a feint, w

there are concerns from some porters that are proving our kind of fuel would hamper the development of the mobility but we don't believe that we believe both can be used alongside each other . but as long as something one hampers the other then it will be extremely difficult to succeed with this technology. extreme spirit here focuses on. a process known as electrolysis allow surplus electricity from renewable sources to be transformed into a synthetic fuel. synthetic fuels like a diesel don't require new infrastructure tanks and gas stations and conventional internal combustion engines can continue to be used. these workers interest and are hoping someday to mass produce a diesel in places like norway such a breakthrough would take their electrolysis process into the real world. the road to internet access in cuba has been slow and expensive two years ago the socialist government hooked up a tiny share of private households in havana to the world wide web mostly academics scientists and journalists the rest stand up using wife i pox public areas that off the internet access there are

he's a military porter at the daily beast is also a former marine and intelligence officer who joins us from portland florida james some observers seeing the high number of deaths in the shootings the use of something called a bump stock or even explain to us what it is and how it increases the right to fire a weapon. sure so basically what it does is it takes a semi-automatic weapon which basically means that every time i put depress the trigger or pull the trigger one bullet round comes out what a. basically what it does is it is a blood stock. excuse me attached to the weapon with the allow a person to use or non firing hand to manually continue to push more bullets to come out of the to come out of the rifle and travel down range so essentially it turns a semi-automatic weapon into a legal automatic weapon without actually having. to fall into the classification of needing a what we need in the united states which is a class three license which you need to have to obtain that. a legal automatic. and a pound of james you can buy these things for less than one hundred dollars it's

banks in a tweet to their two hundred seventy thousand followers the catalan national assembly osha porters to take part in a bank run targeting the five main banks in catalonia now the results of that rallying cry were rather lackluster those in favor of independence from spain were meant to go to banks and a.t.m. and take out as much cash as possible but it wasn't the mass withdrawal hoped for the catalan national assembly said it wanted to send a message of condemnation to the banks which have shifted their headquarters out of catalonia it was also meant as a message of protest against the imprisonment of catamount separatist leaders. well let's talk to our financial correspondent now colorado who is in frank forest conrad murray what is this is a dangerous escalation of the business in catalonia do you think well i think it's not immediately dangerous for the banks in catalonia as it looks more like a creative form of protest than a dangerous attack on the ability of the banks in catalonia to do business and i think this protest brings about an aspect of this conflict in catalonia that

even the intelligence community and porter in the legislative, fbi. talk to me about the intersection between the intelligence and policy, then we can add intelligence into the other elements of the american system. >> i spent 25 years trying to learn but challenging one and then the opportunity and they must tell you the policy is really hard. governance is really hard. all the issues that we pointed out here are all challenges and problems. whether you go from north korea to ukraine, cyber, all of them defy easy solutions. and i think my time on the policy side appreciates just how difficult it is to try to strike that right policy balance that is going to protect and advance u.s. interests without making some situations worse. and i think we have had experience in this overtime, where the u.s. might and the hard power is exercised in different parts of the world and it didn't go that well. i don't want to defend the policies of the left administrations or the previous ones. but i found it really quite enlightening to be on the policy side of the ta

with john porter also out he's out of was replaced by reserve striker said we'll get our see the frenchman must have an eventful day in the basement battle his first half misses with there for all to see. but nothing came close to what happened after the break the twenty one year old somehow failing to hit the target here it will go down as one of the misses of the season. bizzaro scored dozens of those over the years and his old side braman almost snatched it at the death constantine a vital shocking thomas delaney's header off the line. a goalless draw was of little use to either coach. it is groundhog day every day seems like we want sympathy or self-pity is not what we need. but after his raft of misses it certainly felt like groundhog day for hapless. so an absolutely terrible result for both cologne and braman really with both still stuck at the bottom of the table it's time to discuss many topics and let's start with you michel did you expect really this result i mean did you not expect a little bit of a better performance from two teams who were struggling so terribly so far this s

the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused a huge traffic jams. moment possibly you see. my little sister from. guinea's capital conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. john it was a little things are going to get. your nose out of your butts and hear them to not understand it was you could tell me something about them you can hear those. after six hours in traffic the taxi finally reaches the bus to. follow with careful instructions the pharmacist hands the vaccines to the owner of the bush taxi a bus. to go was going to go for the fun we're going to money ok back to front of the bathtub and just about. one hundred people to look at the president to decide on what is next to the fragile vaccines are placed under the front seat. under now come on the most wanted and you know they're very different to what you was are going to do their lesser limited. government. gainey has no railway complains a prohibitively expensive taxis are the most common form

and both men were ejected. 3rd quarter -- otto porter junior three -- washington lead by 18 (porter:) warriors woke up late in the quarter -- steph curry triple... cut wizards lead by ten (curry: 20 points, 8 assists, 5 rebounds) durant got hot in the second half -- lead the golden state with 31 points and we had a ball game late in the fourth kevon looney... yes... kevon looney... with a big slam... golden state on a nine-to-oh run... lead by seven (looney: 9 points off bench) one second left... wizards trying to force overtime... the corner three no good warriors hold on 120-117let's here from steve kerr on draymond green's ejection <> dodger and astros split the first 2 games of the world series.tonight was game...another nail biter, but this time they were swinging for the fences in houston. houston texans 3-time defensive player of the year jj wattthrew out the first pitch. he's recovering from leg injurythat ended his season. yuli gurriel puts the astros on the board.what's his secret to hitting it so far? it has to be the hair.astros continued to build on that lead, scoring fo

the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused huge traffic jams. common bus routes we did see some of the super bowl. guineas capital of conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. going on there it was a little things are going to get. your nose out of your butts and hear them to not understand who he was he could tell me something about the likelihood of young boys . after six hours in traffic the taxi finally reaches the bus stop or. follow with careful instructions the pharmacist hands the vaccines to the owner of the bush taxi a bus. it was going to go for the fun with under the money ok talk to friends of the possible just about. one hundred people to look at the president to decide on what is next in the fragile vaccines are placed under the front seat. under now come over so that you know they're very good at what you do when you. i wasn't going to let. them and. gainey has no railway on planes or prohibitively expensive taxis are the most common

even though you were born in porter-kelly you came in to the state at a young age and really you wered in san jose. did you always want to be a police chief? >> i wanted to be a police officer of san jose. >> so you never wanted to be a leader of the department, you wanted to be a police officer? >> we all started off that way. our careers take us in a certain way at one point. like for me, you know, i worked -- i was never someone to work in administrative roles. i always had a niche in the police department with regards to the proactive units i was in. and it really didn't start crossing my mind until much later on, you know, i want to make the daily working conditions of the hard working police officer that wants to go out and do good for this community, that wants to build a strong and positive community, and also wants to keep the wolf away from the door and keep their community safe. what does that officer need to succeed? >> you're also the chief of the city you grew up in, does that mean a lot to you? >> yes, it means a lot to me. i've said this many times. i'm sure it'll come

the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused huge traffic jams. woman was so pleased to see my little sister from. guinea's capital conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. that it was a little things are going to get. your nose out of your butts and hear them to not understand produce you can tell me something about the market you can hear my voice . after six hours in traffic the taxi finally reaches the bus to. follow with careful instructions the pharmacist hands the vaccines to the owner of the bush taxi a bus. it was going to go for a family event on monday ok talk to contact about the banks etc about. one hundred forty just because he wanted to come out of mexico the fragile vaccines are placed under the front seat. under now come obviously you know they're going to do what you guys are going to new day let's run a limited. government. gainey has no railway on planes a prohibitively expensive taxis are the most common form of transport. but dri

all of porter valley is now evacuated as well as the roads going to porter valley road.wood fire in mendecino county has burned nearly 30,000 acres and is 5% containedch the sulfur fire burning in the clear lake oaks area off highway 20 is 25% contained. that's burned 2,500 acres and crews have it wrapped up. currently mopping up hot sports and burned out structures and resources there will be reallocated to the redwood fire just as soon as they become available, as soon as they can be freed up, they will being on the move to the next trouble spot. those two fires combine make up the red wood complex fire that's destroyed 250 homes and 990 structures. 800 structures though are still threatened. >>> now, governor brown says the damage total when this is all done from these fires will run not billions and billions of dollars. >> we've had big fires in the past. this is one of the biggest, the most serious. it's not over. with a warming climate and dry weather and reducing moisture, these kind of catastrophes have happened hand they will continue to happen and we have to be

i'm sheila porter, noah's grandmother. >> brooke a grandma?-old has two daughters aged 14 and 11, but her pal mariska hargitay wanted brooke to play the grandma to noah, her on-screen adopted son. >> i don't want to lose my grandchild. >> i want what's best for my son. >> and then we're sitting at lunch and she goes, and you know i just recently adopted this little boy on the show. and it's great because you know you're his grandmother. and i was like, oh, i get it. oh, i get it. oh, i see what you're doing. >> but brooke took the challenge and jumped in, no matter what age she had to play. >> i'm your grandmother. >> hi, grandma. >> mama bear and grandma bear. >> what? sorry. >> so i arrive on set the first day and, i said, when it says, you know, early 06s, could you just maybe make it like late 50s or something like that. >> or late 40s. >> so i get it and it says mid-70s and i was like, oh my god. late 30s? >> yeah. >> somewhere in there. >> brook shields is amazing. she plays the full gamut. her range is amazing. >> it just means she's a

and william porter are still with us.do you make of what we know that president trump will have to give to put tax reforms through? what would it mean for indices or treasuries? andr: i am not convinced stephanie is informing that this tax reform is going to go far. the biggest problem that we face is a tax reform that benefits the well off at the expense of the less well off. in terms of how that is going to play out with trump supporters, it is questionable. the party has the cap -- has to carry the message forward. in terms of corporate tax or form, there is something to be done there. it is not going to make a huge difference to the market, because it is already in there. in any case, the tax reform doesn't affect the large majority of listed company's. the market impact will be a wash. it will be a political concern with the stability of the trump administrator. francine: a senior member of the catalan administer she has called for dialogue with spain. bloomberg, a warning that the crisis could cause economic damage

. >> reporter: tom porter owns porter vineyards where employees with hoses and shovels stopped the flameser was restored and they're ready for visitors. he's fortunate that more than half his grapes were harvested before the fire. >> all of the white varietals, the early maturing varietals like merlot, those were picked some time ago. >> reporter: cabernet grapes are picked later and may have suffered some smoke damage. they won't know for sure for a while. but business owners do know this. the best way to help the region bounce back is for tourists to come back. >> i just want everybody to know that we are open for business. it's business as usual. >> i would say to people at home, come back to napa, come and see us. >> reporter: they add, the sooner, the better. in napa, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> coming up, going to the corgis. the big day planned as ocean beach that inclu >>> welcome back, everyone. here are the winning numbers from last night's $20 million mega millions draw. >> nobody picked all six numbers, so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $25 million. >>> san francisco's oc

. >> reporter: tom porter owns porter vineyards where employees wih hoses and shovels stopped the flames of his grape vines. power was restored and they're ready for visitors. he's fortunate that more than half his grapes were harvested before the fire. >> all of the white varietals, the early maturing varietals like merlot, those were picked some time ago. >> reporter: cabernet grapes are picked later and may have suffered some smoke damage. they won't know for sure for a while. but business owners do know this. the best way to help the region bounce back is for tourists to come back. >> i just want everybody to know that we are open for business. it's business as usual. >> i would say to people at home, come back to napa, come and see us. >> reporter: they add, the sooner, the better. in napa, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> next, hundreds of people will bring some light to the darkness of cancer. and the annual light the night walk. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i po

. >> reporter: tom porter owns porter vineyards where employees with hoses and shovels stopped the flames power was restored and they're ready for visitors. he's fortunate that more than half his grapes were harvested before the fire. >> all of the white varietals, the early maturing varietals like merlot, those were picked some time ago. >> reporter: cabernet grapes are picked later and may have suffered some smoke damage. they won't know for sure for a while. but business owners do know this. the best way to help the region bounce back is for tourists to come back. >> i just want everybody to know that we are open for business. it's business as usual. >> i would say to people at home, come back to napa, come and see us. >> reporter: they add, the sooner, the better. in napa, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> next, hundreds of people will bring some light to the darkness of cancer at the annual light the night walk. >>> welcome back, everyone. here are the winning numbers from last night's $20 million mega millions drawing. >> nobody picked all six, so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $25 m

al-jazeera continues to demand the release of its journalist mark porter saying who's been in prison in egypt now for more than three hundred days he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny and the hood has repeatedly complained of mistreatment during his incarceration he was arrested in december while visiting his family. at least eight police officers have been killed in an attack on their base in western this year several others were wounded in the incident close to the town of io near the border with mali this year's interior minister says that investigation is under way but the u.s. is shifting its counterterrorism strategy to focus more on africa defense secretary james mattis discussed the changes with members of congress the white house is under pressure to be more forthcoming about the deaths of four american soldiers in this year two weeks ago senior republican lindsey graham talked about the new strategy the war is morphing you're going to see more actions in africa not less you're going to see more aggression by the unite

juan: obviously, the porter go electric companies are government owned -- the puerto rico's electricompany are government owned. they are wanted to privatize it. now solar industries are offering supplies now to begin to jumpstart the possibility of whole towns or neighborhoods beginning to develop solar power and break off from this electrical grid. >> new orleans, to privatize schools and jails. some will exploit this for their own reasons. amy: this comes as the epa administrarator scott pruitt sad monday the federal tax credits for the wind and solar power industry should be eliminated. juan: typical for where we are today in america. amy: we want to turn to a second object with you, reverend jackson, and this is the issue of the controversy of politics and sports. juan: we want to turn to the controversy on vice president sunday mike pence flew to indianapolis where he staged a walkout of an nfl game between the san francisco 49ers and indianapolis colts after players on both teams held a protest against racial injustice during the national anthem. pence tweeted -- "i left today

. >> reporter: built in the late 1700s by general andrew porter, the selma mansion, which sits atop aill on west ari street in norristown is more active than ever. >> they are still in there, wanting the place to be shown. we'll hear laughter in there. people get evps of just people talking. >> reporter: we wanted to know what it was like for ourselves. >> usually, we'll hear bootsteps or cigar smoke. >> so marianne viewser took us inside for a tour and told us about experiences that she's had inside of the house, including this one, with this old servant's bell. >> it's just hanging here. there's no electricity to it. you will hear it buzz -- i personally heard it. i was on the third floor and we were waiting for people and i hear this big buzz. i'm like -- i look out the window and i see their cars coming up. >> the people who tend to the mansion say the spirit of general porter, a close friend of general george washington, his wife, servants and children still call this place home. >> on numerous occasions, we've had people come, they live in various apartments around here, the oth

left tenant general low tough on porter who had already earned himself an infamous reputation as thebutcher of east africa was put in charge and given command of military operations then the horror began. the missionaries called our people to the church and said let us pray then as the people prayed german soldiers came and fired into the church and killed many people. that may be just a legend but there is no doubt that phone photos methods were brutal. the herrero were nomadic katzman the german general trained artillery on the camps the protection force was ratcheted up to more than eight thousand men the opposing force was no more than five or six thousand lightly armed herdsman. and sisters try to resist the germans but they only had rifles and sticks. they fought but they weren't armed like the germans. however the herero had one significant advantage they knew their land using guerilla tactics they managed to kill some two hundred german soldiers in the first three months of the war. then general found made his notorious decisive move with artillery and machine guns he drove t

compared to what he saw as the officer in the 1960s porter was struck at how much practice he had grown up around the cia's mission. if you liken it to layers of virginia creeper vine but i think of it more as kansas prairie grass. fathomless as was hacked away and let the bureaucracy is not it stifles the good work we need to do. porter and many of my predecessors did admirable work to cut back those vines and i'm honored to continue their efforts. they recognize the need to emphasis process thereby unleashing the awesome talent that is defined as cia since its founding. the truth is in our lives comes in our culture and tradition that goes back to world war ii to our predecessors at the oss. cia director william casey said we didn't wait six months for feasibility. you gambled and it might end you did it. more recently we have seen that agility. that same spirit after the attacks of 9/11. only 15 days after the towers so the cia put the first american boots on the ground in afghanistan acting on orders from president bush. think about that. only 15 days the cia's leadership team didn'

. >> the dangers of having a mine right on the border of the park is not lost to roroger porter.e''s the former head of c conservation n and planning at the park's administration. he agrees with ndimande that the mine could not only threaten the animals, but could make poaching worse. >> the whole securitity issue has not been addressed. mines tend to be a magnet, drawing in people froom surroundining areas because of the potential opportunity of jobs. universally, it's well known that levels of crime increase around mines. so, poaching is a crime. >> according to dr. player, if the mine and the poaching are not stopped, the whole web of life that has been protected here for over a century will fail. >> there's no doubtbt in my m md that if thahat mine went ahead, it would d destroy y the wildld. >> in a press statement, ibutho coal, who declined to comment on this story,y, tououted jobs as a major benenet to thehe local economy when the mine comes in. but according to the community, the mine has not consulted them, or even told them where they will be forced to relocate to. for

slams home the alley-oop and otto porter signed a big deal.aking the most of it. 28 points, 9 boards. wizards up six. trailed the half and out scored 17 in the 3rd quarter. john wall had 27 points. wizard remain undefeated 111. >> martian you lunch ran on to the field and made contact with official and was suspended one game. lynch was kicked out of game but apparently not out of stadium. because here you see him he was spotted by fans incognito in a hoodie and face mask hiding in a seat in the stands at the oakland colosseum h he was not just there they road the bay area rapid transit home with fans wearing the same low key look. >> it's not too low key he has on "beast mode" hat. >> they sell a lot of those in oakland. >> and he looks like marshawn lynch. >> lovely. >> my goodness gracious. >> was bobby valentine as a manager was kicked out and came back with mustache. >> it was not me it was my brother. >> exactly. >> wizards on pace to win all their games. >> going >> love it. >> do it. >> jim lokay is next with the final five. >> good nig