"the post" quoting the u.s. intelligence community as saesisae assessing that north korea has produced nuclear weapons for ballistic missile delivery. we're going to have continuing coverage of all of these late-breaking developments out of north korea. for our international viewers, "amanpour" is next. for our viewers in north korea, "newsroom" with brooke baldwin "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we're going to continue that breaking news coverage here out of north korea, this potential game-changer in the world standoff over north korea's nuclear weapons. "the washington post" is now reporting that north korea has produced a miniaturized nuclear warhead that can fit inside its missiles. essentially, a nuke small enough to be strapped to an

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he posted extremely long rambling blog post that is specifically engineered to cause as much harm as possible to myself to make me basic with a perfect for all the different tabloids, the undercurrent hatred towards possessive people in games. on the internet at large answer gives, wrapped me up in a nicely bow and give them a target. he workshop to make the post go viral. instead of trying to sell, it's trying to ruin your ex girlfriends life trauma how close did he come treasure it worked quite well. i still get constant death threats. my family still gets death threats. they found a where i live. one person sent upwards of -- spent upwards of five figures to either an investigator. it caught on outside of gaming with french right-wing. all of them just sort of, i was the target du jour because i refuse to back down and called it what it was. >> host: what does this have to do with politics? >> guest: one of the first people to capitalize on this was breitbart, new birth pieces about me and my family pic i think the first one was called lying greeting promiscuous. that link to nude

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lucy. >> when you post something on social media you can expect it to go public. chris o'connell, thank you much. >>> local communities have strong messages. they're sending out about the violence in charlottesville and newtown the community joined together for vigil of peace, love, justice and solidarity. it's all about taking a stand against racism. folks gathered on south street. then walked to the newtown friends meeting house to talk over the issues. the mother of a woman killed in charlottesville when a man drove into a crowd is talking. she wants the world to know about her only daughter. >> i, um, admired her courage so often in times i would be like, all right, be cautious, be cautious. think about how you say this. no, mom. we have to speak up. we have to say these things. and she did. and i am so proud of the way that she was conducting herself on the day she died. >> susan bro wants her daughter's dental not to be a source for hatred but instead of instead love and compassion and call to end injustices heather heyer would have wanted. a judge denied ma

it was all over "the washington post," the los angeles time, the "new york times," the "huffington postpages and pages on the internet. he became the story. and i think that was his intention by bringing the poem he did not know by heart and read off a sheet of paper. it seems like he was prepared to make that statement and i don't know why stephen miller called on him. howie: let me play a sound bite of acosta talking about the encounter afterward on cnn. >> i was just essentially trying to test stephen miller on a couple of those points. i think what you saw unfold in the briefing room that he couldn't take that kind of heat and exploded before our eyes. howie: he says stephen miller exploded. there is a history here which some of our viewers may know of jim acosta getting in with president trump and criticizing sean spicer. i have to conclude this is what cnn wants him to do because he's a front-line white house correspondent. amy: they wanted him to go in there and create those showboat moments. it served a function for the viewing public to find out how little this reporter does kn

we need to go on to plan the war so the washington post has a new policy that punishes journalists if they use their own social media to make critical statements about the paper's corporate advertisers who now to explain the implications is our feral media watchdog john f. o'donnell. i thought. that i got to say this is crazy crazy awesome i mean it frees up all of the intrepid journalists at the post for having the right boring story after story about corporate malfeasance been there done that and i right now they can focus on important stuff. i'm going to say their corporate takeover of our country is amongst important stuff it's played out dude i mean some of the pows advertise include corporate to him it's like glaxo smith kline pharmaceuticals bank of america and koch industries we all know those three entities are grinding america into another's hell scape of epic despair hit me with something perhaps. that's not for what look like what i don't know maybe post a new story about how humans having sex with birds isn't as weird as you think. or maybe one about how amazon has. six h

we talk to david ignatius of "the washington post" and jamie metzl senior fellow at the atlantic council. >> president trump muses believe that this is his secret weapon, if you will, that being seen as a risk-taker, willing to do anything, that that is going to convince china to get involved. i think he, this is the greatest test of his career, his presidency may hinge on how he behaves. he seems to thing that he's got it calibrated right and almost everybody else seems to disagree. >> rose: we continue with james war when-- warren chief media writer for poynter and "vanity fair" magazine. his latest pees is "the new york times" versus "washington post" versus trump the last great newspaper war. >> i think it's a classic on one level newspaper war but it's also one in which both could win but also both could lose. so to that extent, it's not like your traditional newspaper war. and the ultimate questions have to do with a combination of factors including the ongoing implosion of the traditional business model, the media, and then the coming of a president of the united states who so act

according to the post, that plan changed changed because according to the post the president himselfictated the statement claiming the meeting was about the adoption of russian children. that statement turned out to be false. as e-mails released by trump junior showed released because the story was about to break, the meeting was give the trump team damaging information about hillary clinton. this is pretty significant. the "new york times" had previously reported that trump advisers were meeting on their way back i believe it was on air force one, sort of put their heads together to craft a statement and that the president signed off about it. "the washington post" based on their source saying that the president himself dictated what the response was. and the response what was so inadequate about it was it had to be corrected in subsequent days. >> part of what prompted donald trump jr. to release the e-mails. he told three different versions of the story all because at initial response wasn't properly explaining everything that occurred in that meeting. it raised all these question

wash upon post says -- "washington post" says north korea is closer to a full-fledged nuclear power. it has a hundred ture warhead that can fit inside of its missiles. all this as the dow and s&p hit once again all-time highs. we are in record territory. the dow jones industrial average will it see a 10th straight day of records? i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. ambassador nikki haley issuing a stern warning to north korea today. all options are on the table. the united states is ready to respond accordingly to the rogue nations next move. will this be more sanctions? will this be something else? we're going to ask lieutenant colonel ralph peters. >>> news today that loretta lynch used an alias to send top secret emails when she was attorney general including one about the now infamous tarmac meeting between her and former president bill clinton. not unusual for federal officials to use email aliases for security reasons but you have got to wonder here, was there something in those emails that she was trying to hide from reporters? we are on it for you. >>> first

>>> well the breaking news tonight a report in the "washington post".he president himself dictated the misleading statement about donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer. the "washington post" is reporting when the story first broke, the president's advisers wanted to tell the truth in case full details came out. but according the post the president decided to go a different direction. he dictated the statement claiming the meeting was about russian adoption. earlier i spoke with one of the reporters breaking the story tom hamburger. >> so the phrase dictate is one that my colleagues phil rucker and ashley parker who, as you know, cover the white house full-time, picked up from their sources. what we understand is that this was really a decision led by the president and that the statement that was ultimately issued is one that he decided and is often his way. you know he is not an emailer. he suggested the language in the statement that was ultimately used and ultimately released to "the new york times." and to a certain extent had to be walk

he wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" called an imposition mission.e best advice i could have given general i don't know f. kelly has beenover sustain by events, don't take the job. he just signed up for what may be truly an impossible mission, bringing discipline, order and strategic locus to the chaos that is the trump white house." he is supposedly everyone's boss, that includes jared kushner and ivanka trump. puts out a tweet, could have been a language issue but puts out a tweet saying "i look forward in working with the general." she doesn't work with him. she supposedly works for him. how does a general keep the president's kids from walking in and out of the oval office? >> that's a challenge for any chief of staff, chief javelin catcher, as the job has been called, and thanks, jane, to your kind words, but it's also gatekeeper, a recent book by chris whipple about that. you have to maintain some order and discipline and that includes who can go in the oval office and not. but chris, you cannot cut off communication from the president. so i th

thank you see only on fox facebook post by il for all the wrong reasons. some are calling the post bosses they've started their own investigation. fox 29's chris o'connell is live at fire department headquarters in spring garden. chris? >> reporter: lucy, philadelphia fire department administration tells us it is looking into that offensive photograph posted to facebook and sent to fox 29 by a number of viewers. well tonight that firefighter is apologizing tonight for what he calls a horrible joke. >> i'm worried about my job. >> reporter: philadelphia firefighter john dell louise was drunk when he snapped this photo and tagged an african-american co-worker at the philadelphia fire department. the facebook photo shows him holding a burning tiki torch wearing a confederate flag hat with a caption saying "i'm headed to virginia". >> i'm very very sorry. >> reporter: veteran firefighter from northeast philadelphia says the post was a bad joke. he says he was responding to another post referencing the charlottesville violence, and admits it was in bad taste an

he apologized said he was drunk when he posted it, he meant it all as joke. here is a statement from the fire commissioner, reads in part: i'm utterly horrified andy cussed by the content of this post. racist images, symbols, words and actions are contrary to our mission and values and have absolutely no place in our department. he also added the department will take personnel action after a full investigation. >> kentucky police officer is in trouble after mocking the death of heather heyer the woman killed in charlottesville, virginia, officer morris rhynhart reportedly posted a picture on facebook with the caption: when you were born, a challenger, but identify as a ram. the man charged for driving into the crowd, and killing higher, was driving a dodge challenger. the officer faces a six day suspension, and/or he might get fired. >>> and now to a developing story out of philadelphia. where several law enforcement and other agency are looking for this guy. and they're offering $15,000 for any information leading to his arrest and conviction. he's one for s

well the article in the washington post like articles other than this subject every day in the post as in the other main mainstream the newspaper of record in the us the new york times they daily are publishing material that is derogatory of russia that is slandering russia that is presenting russia in the worst possible light so when i was asked to comment on this article in the washington post today i was wondering what's new and what am i going to say but i have to admit that reading the article for early and carefully i don't something that your commentator overlooked and that is that basically the journalist responsible for this article was giving his editors the finger because the implication of the of the headline is that russia is justly seen as a center of white supremacy by american neo nazis the in the middle of the article is a paragraph which undermines totally such a fabricated view of russia and of mr putin he the author went out of her way to stress that russia that moscow has the biggest mosque in europe that russia is the second most important country for old migrants

as "the washington post" is reporting, who else was involved in that. we landed at andrews about 8:00 in the evening, so interesting now we're learning that the president may have dictated that, anderson, certainly just one more example that everything seems to go back to russia and the investigation. >> jeff, what's interesting about this is that the president's attorneys have subsequently come out and said the president didn't have anything to do with this, that initial statement which is misleading was crafted by donald trump jr. and his attorneys, donald trump -- or attorneys for donald trump jr. had told our pamela brown that they were ready and wanted to put out a more fullsome same, is their terminolo terminology, but that's not what ended up happen. this is donald trump attorney and sarah huckabee sanders at one of the audio briefings. let's play that. >> so he didn't have anything to do with the statement that don jr. put out that was being worked on with his team? >> no, the statement that don jr. put out, are you talking about yesterday's, ch

right away it's posted on social media -- in this case, on twitter. mutlu, it's a way to invite voters to come and see him. ozcan: a lot of people who are active on social media -- whether it's facebook, instagram, or twitter -- see what i'm doing. they also see that i'm an approachable, accessible candidate, and that's really good. reporter: but, as a green party member of turkish origin, mutlu has also been subjected to a lot of hate posts. he's become a target for right-wing extremists and xenophobes. ozcan: social media has made it a lot easier to spread all this hatred. it was there among the people, but it was anonymous, hidden. reporter: mutlu is never far away from his smartphone -- or social media. before the first constituents stop by for a chat, he fits in another appointment. he rides to another district of berlin to talk about integration. here, mutlu also meets voters with turkish roots -- just like himself. but some of them have also attacked and threatened him on social media. ozcan: look what they wrote -- you vote stealer! i hope the

breaking "washington post" reporting is general michael hayden, former direct of the cia. first of all, your reaction to this report that general kelly was upset about the way that director comey was fired. >> yeah, i know john kelley. that sounds exactly how i would think john kelley would respond to this. now, i don't know any of the fine print. i'm learning about this the same way are you, anderson but it's very consistent with the character of the man that i know. >> the reporting from "the washington post" that was just breaking that president trump actually dictated john junior's misleading statement on his meeting with russian lawyer, i'm wondering if true, this is "the washington post" reporting based on multiple sources, how daping is it for the president? it's certainly something special counsel bob mueller would be looking into. >> sure. a leave your legal experred to comment on that might mean to former director mueller's investigation. i was watching the breaking news and the thought occurred to knee when i was a military attache

i understand linton has deleted her post and made her instagram post private.n saying anything about this? >> so, so far, no comment. the post was deleted shortly after it started to make the rounds on twitter last night and go viral. she took her account private shortly thereafter, probably why ms. miller didn't quite see the response and wasn't up for so long. the white house has not commented on this today. ms. linton hasn't apologized. the only thing a spokesperson from the treasury department did say that the mnuchins will be reimbursing the government for the cost of ms. linton's travel to kentucky and that she was not compensated in any way by those high-end luxury fashion brands that she tagged. she did remove those tags, but she initially tagged there on that instagram post, valentino and tom ford, they wanted to make clear she wasn't being compensated but in terms of taste, the damage was done. >> i want to go to you lastly, jenny. you know you had said you posted on her account in a moment of weakness. what do you think now? do you have any regrets a

that's "the washington post's" contribution. so let's listen to george stephanopoulos' discussion with jay sekulow about this point. >> so the president signed off on that statement. does he feel he was misled by his son and by jared kushner if, indeed, they didn't tell him about these e-mails that they both received? >> the president didn't sign off on anything. he was coming back from the g20. the statement that was released on saturday was released by donald trump jr., i'm sure in consultation with his lawyers. the president wasn't involved in that. >> "the new york times" says he was involved in it, that several people on the plane were involved. so you're disputing -- >> that's incorrect. >> so, chris, that's the quality of information we're getting from the lawyers. >> yeah. well, you know, they could take a page from the clinton white house. i mean during the monica lewinsky scandal whenner skin bowles was the white house chief, they had podesta in charge of the monica scandal. you know, they were able to isolate it there

one instagramer, who was offended by the post, was an oregon mom named jenny miller.d pay for your little getaway, #deplorable. >> i didn't know who she was. to then be tagging everything she was wearing with all these expensive european designer names just seemed ridiculous and quite frankly, offended me as someone who paid for part of their trip. >> reporter: but it didn't end in. instead of letting it go, she ripped into the oregon mother of three, with a long, konld se condescending rant. she said, cute, ahh, did you think this was a personal trip? adorable. before it was over, linton called miller adorably out of touch, suggesting she go chill out and watch the new "game of thrones." >> there are probably better ways to spend her time and money than trying to make me feel bad about my simple, cute life. >> reporter: luis linton, a former actress, has long touted her wealth and hollywood lifestyle. of all things she played marie antoinette on "csi." keep in mind, they were visiting kentucky, one of the poorest states in the country. that only added to jenny miller

in the business section of the south china morning post, it says this.unicom revamp gets mass support," as private and state sectors back a mixed ownership scheme. but the rush to execute the plan raises problems. now to look at those stories. with us is richard griffiths, who is communications adviser at richard griffiths communications. barcelona, of course, dominating all the headlines today. we have had a second operation in cambrils since the barcelona attack. a familiar pattern over the last year with similar attacks all over europe. yeah. no one would expect to see this as front—page news this morning. as soon as this happened, eve ryo ne morning. as soon as this happened, everyone started talking about it. this, yesterday, was a global news event. this is an evolving situation. spanish police have fooled another attack further down the coast in cambrils. on the front page of el pais this morning, they are talking about the intelligence, saying they are linking the attack in cambrils with barcelona yesterday. the key point is that they got warning

the post citing a confidential assessment from u.s. intelligence officials.y it shows north korea has crossed, quote: a key threshold on the path to becoming a full-fledged nuclear power. it's not just u.s. officials saying. this japan's defense ministry also reports it's possible north korea has made mini nuclear weapons. japanese officials say it would mean north korea's nuclear program has entered, quote, a new stage. let's bring in peter finn, national security editor for "the washington post. peter, a lot of observers say that kim jong un has been acting more belligerent of late. maybe the fact that he has apparently succeeded in mating nuclear miniaturized nuclear weapons to a missile is part of the reason why? >> yeah. i think he is becoming more confident about his capabilities both his ability to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile and now as we are reporting that they have miniaturized missile that they can mount on a missile. those are two very significant developments. they have come at a faster pace than i think most people anticipated.

police posted surveillance video of a burglary suspect.ls then got a tip that the suspect was craig jones and this morning police responded to a call in west minquidell and found jones there. he was charged with second degree burglary. >>> philadelphia police released the name of a man who officers shot and killed during a scuffle. woman called police saying tyrese carlisle was stealing her car. when officers rolled up to the fair hill neighborhood friday evening, they walked up and found carlisle who was sittin in her car they say. they say a struggle broke out and carlisle tried to pull a gun out of the holster of one of the officers and moments later they say carlisle tried to grab the officer's gun when they opened fire. he later died at temple university hospital. >>> just one week until the total solar eclipse and tonight amazon is issuing some refunds to any customers who may have bought fake solar eclipse glasses on its website. >> the company is removing a few listings for glasses on its site just as precaution. here's the deal. t

talk to one of the reporters that broke that bombshell report in the washington post. let's get right to it. >> i wasn't involved in the statement drafting at all. nor was the president. >> new report finds the president personally dictated the initial misleading statement about his son's meeting with the russian lawyer. >> it could be evidence of a pattern of obstruction of justice. >> donald trump's legal team is failing him, staff. >> special counsel going to get to the bottom. >> look, the president definitely felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate. >>> good morning. welcome to your new day. it is tuesday, august 1, 8:00 in the east and there is a big head line this morning. "the washington post" reporting president trump personally dictated his son's initial and misleading statement about the meeting with the russian lawyer. >> this report comes after repeated denials from the president's attorney and the white house and now is worried that the president has somehow exposed himself and others to addition additional scrutiny. joining us now is a reporter f

more interesting is that is the the wash post coverage actually kind of fell right in between of theother two well you know in terms of actual like positive coverage and things like that. you know the praise for amazon because of the bottom middle and ninety five percent of post article coverage kind of range from that like neutral forty three percent to a positive following of about forty eight percent told words like ninety ninety three percent of the new york times coverage of amazon was and ninety four percent of wall street journal's coverage ranged from like straight news to kind of a press release style you're talking about fifty seven percent of the new york times its coverage thirty one percent of the wall street journal's coverage could be characterized as somewhat to extremely flattering scissors as you kind of can see there even the post got a bell in between and that's really fascinating me and the other thing that's really fascinating about all this is. when you when you look at it it seems like they're quick to criticize the super rich or the super powerful when it com

how hackers could take advantage and social media shame wouldn't it be nice if those embarrassing post disappeared for good it could be your lucky day if you live in one fixed part of the world. stand by do boss starts right now. wells fargo might be facing more sanctions over a scandal we brought you about a week ago the bank's reputation is already in the gutter over last year's sales scandal where it opened more than two million fraudulent customer accounts for which it paid one hundred eighty five million dollars in a settlement with the office of the comptroller of the currency or o.c.c. and on friday its stock fell one percent over news the company may find a significant increase in the number of unauthorized accounts involved but in its latest misconduct totally unrelated to the first a new internal review found that more than half a million clients may have been improperly charged for unwanted car insurance wells fargo is already in the process of issuing customer refunds totaling about eighty million dollars but it might not be enough the wall street journal reporting the o.c.

and this reddit user posted a photo of it. the mess, the mom decided to turn it into a piece of art. she says this is when a creative kid has a creative mom. impressive, isn't it? >> that's great. >>> another before and after in novemb nova scotia. she got her wheelbarrow stolen and she politely posted please bring back my wheelbarrow. and then the wheelbarrow was brought back, which proceeded, thank you for bringing back my wheelbarrow. >>> on to the latest workout craze, and by latest, i mean we do it first. arizona. it's a 75-minute class with bungee cords att >>> this morning on "world news now." down one for immigration. the plan to cut legal immigration by half and how it sparked a bizarre exchange in the white house briefing room. but does the congress have enough support to consider it. >>> pool chemicals sickened dozens of children, sending many to the hospital. we'll talk about the wrong mixture of chemicals that caused toxic fumes. >>> and new this half hour, tens of thousands of people descend on amazon locations a

and there is a rule that if you are going to post notice, you have to post it at a certain time.your take it down by a certain time. the time had passed before we were meant to close and i just pulled down the closing notice. i just did. and i felt that i couldn't not do that. i saw the audiences once we announced they were closing. the house was full every night. people were standing on their feet and walking out of the theater going, i can't believe this play is closing. and neither could i. so we had this period of time that i felt i could continue, you know, take the risk, and not have a regret in my life. and i asked rich on the night we were supposed to close, go out -- i said, can you go out to the audience and say we are not closing and would they please tell their friends? could you empower them to tell their friends to come see this show? we had no tickets sold that week because we were going into the fourth of july holiday which is traditionally a pretty lousy time for theater. nevermind. he went out and spoke brilliantly. empowered everyone in the audience. they stood

breaking news from the washington post minutes ago. from the infamous 2016 meeting at trump tower in which don junior was told co-get information on hient hillary clinton via the russian government. president trump deck tated his son's misleading statement on meeting with the russian lawyer. joining me now, phillip rucker, who just broke that story for the washington post. phillip, my understanding is the original plan when the first news of the meeting broke is for don junior to get out ahead of it and issue a statement that wouldn't be contradicted and the president intervened to do what? >> that's right, chris. advisers around the president and around donald trump junior thought he should offer a fairly full and complete statement acknowledging what happened in that meeting and what happened is the president overruled them. he took matters into his own hands. almost acting as his family's own lawyer strategist publicist and decided to offer a statement that was misleading at best. and did not include the complete information which a

that seems unlikely given "the washington post" reporting. >> "the post" reporting builds on what we had at the time the fact there had been these discussions on air force one that we had had, that the president was involved and signed off on. "the post" pushes the reporting further that in fact the president was a central player in drafting it. there are two broad pieces to the russia problem form the president. the underlying substance of did the campaign collude and meet with russians and what's the response since then and have there been attempts to comp.up and mislead investigators as they probe that. this goes in a really bad way to the latter. you don't put out the information that this was a meeting that was about something else when it was, when the documents, the emails clearly describe that it was about a meeting with russians for the purpose of influencing the campaign, and i think one last point is that this goes to also the other story that you've been talking about this morning, which is yen ral kelgeneral kel. there's no discipline in the white house what the message

vanessa is back at home, and she posted that, talking about feeling broken.ple of nine months are still friend, and it was because, quote, they weren't the best match for each other. and from a breakup to a bachelor baby. former bachelorette emily maynard is just weeks away from welcoming baby number four. she told us months ago she and hubby, tyler johnson, wanted a big family. >> tyler wants to have a lot more. he wants to have, like, two mor. >> they are passionates to jennings and gibson. emily has a 12-year-old daughter from a previous relationship. the 31-year-old had to have an emergency surgery at six months along, and doesn't want to know the sex of a baby. >> i would want to know right away. congratulations emily, and congratulations to our boy, michael phelps. he posted a shot of his wife, nicole, and their 15-month-old, boomer and number two on the way. >>> up next, why is drisen bell walking the streets in a wedding dress? plus her hubby's unexpected kiss and tell. >>> and we are backstage with the backstreet boys and florida georgia line. >>> pl

after post espousing angry right wing sentiments on wieler's facebook page. she read some of them at last week's city council meeting. >> the left is dangerous and unamerican. transgenders are mentally ill. >> reporter: in this affluent and largely progressive town surrounded by oakland, residents were outraged. >> i began receiving e-mails from constituents approximately every 10 or 15 minutes, the vast majority of which were calling for his replacement as mayor. >> reporter: so wieler's colleagues on council who voted him in as mayor scheduled a special meeting to remove him from the post. that's not necessary now and while he would not speak with us today, wieler did issue a statement apologizing for posts that he acknowledged were inflamatory and insulting and though wieler said he'll continue serving as a council member, some feel it's too late for that. >> he can't remain on our council and be effective. he absolutely has to step down from council. >> reporter: it is a lesson a lot of people are learning in this age of social media. speech may be free,

on the new york post cover they went as far to call them the brutus. there's being rude, cursing and putting up the middle finger and being aggressive towards tourists. they're actually very popular with tourists, not surprisingly most of them are men. >> have you seen them in in times square? >> the topless women. >> no, not yet i'm in the right direction. >> they're not doing anything wrong have no problem with them. i mean, i'm a guy. >> what can i say, just a guy. i enjoy the view. >> excuse me. so i just tried to speak to her and she said no, i spoke to the naked cowgirl and she told me that she came to new york not to be a stripper but that's what she ended up being to pay the bill. >> i had to work and strip cup clubs all my life. i didn't come here to be a stripper really show my breasts. but i had to because i had to pay the rent. >> the naked cowgirl attacked mayor diblasio for getting in the way making it harder for these women including the naked cowgirl to make a couple bills. >> i think it's on flar fair dio stealing millions of dollars f

"the washington post" vs. trump the last great newspaper war? i'm pleased to have him on this program. welcome. great to see you. james: my pleasure. charlie: and coming from a lifetime of great reporting. i mean that. why do you call this the last newspaper war? james: well, because most towns you've got, you've gn from maybe three, four, five, six papers 70 or 80 years ago to one. you've got a few major cities which may have more than one but one is clearly far more advantaged than the other. since competition is by and arge long gone when it comes to major newspapers, we have two left in chicago, but even folks at the "sun-times" would know it is not a terribly fair battle and one is by far the more dominant. it is because of that that one so rarely sees equals competing as fiercely as these two papers o just about eight, nine, 10 years ago if they weren't left for dead were certainly early obituaries being written by folks talking about change in the media. here you have these two guys on equal footing with work forces that are almost at his

the. >> hmm. >> "the washington post" says he was. the and if he was, and jay sekulow lied -- >> you can probably put it on a list of i like to use the word lies. other people say misstatements or fibs. we've seen in the first six months of this presidency, the problem right now, though, is that for the president's base, morally, they don't hear necessarily that we are seeing lies like this. the they think we as the main stream media are going after them. they think that the republican party, the establishment doesn't like donald trump so they're not going to support him. at some point, though, i do think there's going to be a deterioration when they realize that the president's not able to deliver on his promises because he can't deliver by himself. he needs the republican congress to help him and he does need the support of the american people. when the deterioration gets to the point where these people aren't seeing results, that's when he's in trouble. >> i also think the timing of the story is important. the you cannot ignore the

he did delete those posts and posted an apology saying i deeply regret what i posted yesterday, i nevern any group, i hope all affected by harvey recover quickly. some people are saying too little too lake, the statement outraging a lot of people in social media, no matter the political background of texans we are texans, this is karma, it is tragedy. rebecca posted this on twitter, a whiny liberal they didn't get his way and another tweet from gracie who says anyone who makes natural disasters political are sick, disgusting people. the farthest thing from political, the university of tampa released a statement on facebook condemning this professor. heather: this isn't the only statement like that. if you look on twitter, it breaks your heart that people would do that under these circumstances. rob: a famous houston pastor opened the door that his mega church after the storm. the 20 houston-based celebrity pastor many of us know became a top trending topic across twitter nationwide last night. he is taking heat because he hasn't opened his mega church door to shelter victims from the st

you might be able to erase your old and embarrassing social media posts in a few months on monday the latest version of parliament's data protection bill was proposed by digital minister matt hancock in his statement he explained how the law could keep your data safe online and give users more control of it the bills innovation and we can remain confident. it would be people control into the. meeting people's consent to the use of. if the bill is inactive that would essentially convert the european union's general data protection regulation into u.k. law u.k. residents would then be able to directly request that personal data and posts be deleted from websites like facebook the companies don't comply they could face fines up to seventeen million pounds and it doesn't end there in order to get a hold of the data in the first place the bill would make it easier to request it would also require firms to obtain explicit consent when processing personal data or even using it at all and it would turn de anonymizing users into a criminal offense and it is important to note that the governmen

interview since leaving the post about the scandal over contacts with american diplomats. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow sunday august the sixth my names you know neil welcome to the program we begin with breaking news this hour the u.n. security council has unanimously approved a new sanctions on north korea it will target strict north korean exports to other u.n. member states in key industries such as metals and food with the aim to dent the country's economy by iran one billion dollars per year north korean nationals will also see travel limitations put in place on foreign investment blocked the resolution drafted by the us was in response to north korea's intensified missile tests. russia's u.n. representative has said that sanctions were needed to make north korea stop its program he stressed however that the sanctions should be the starting point for a future dialogue with north korea. did you know that the russian federation has agreed to the resolution on north korea we understand the need to stop the nuclear program which is unacceptable f

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in the posts, saying she confessed because it was on her heart all day. she said transit police felt like a celebrity. end quote. so we did try to speak with brown today. we went to her home but she was not there. we're told that she was arrested around noon today. why wasn't she arrested early this morning when she went to police? apparently there was no warrant for her at the time. so they decided to meet up today. that's when she volunteered to meet with police, she was arrested and brought here in just a few minutes ago. i learned from the u.s. state attorney that she will not be released tonight. she will spend the night in jail. her first court appearance will be tomorrow. life in southwest, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. >>> maryland man facing charges in connection with a fire bomb attack at a liquor store that left two employees hurt. kevin edwards is accused of throwing a molotov cocktail inside maryland. the device hit two employees >> apparently there had been some type of ongoing dispute between the people in the store allegedly and the susp

even the post i made was pricky, smart-ass kind of thing to do.ust poking fun at the system. >> this isn't the first time sexton has been upset with the system. five years earlier he was arrested for a domestic battery incident with his kids that he says was exaggerated. >> at the football practice i got a little upset. and i guess i had one kid on the other side of the fence and me there. and i pushed him down on football practice. and one child one of my sons was crying there on the field and when i picked him up i did it by the ankle and took a few steps. next thing i know i'm all over the media and it's just totally blown out of proportion. you would have thought they nearly would have killed my kids at a football practice the way they blew this up. >> he pled no contest to domestic battery. and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. but he says resentment to the sent later led him to make false 911 calls. >> i was mocking how the press and police portrayed the incident with my kids at the football practice. i was saying oh my god i think i nearly