what they did, either by aboobservin the secret bad behavior or participating with them, that public official is compromised. they're compromised. you cannot trust them to do what's right for the public because of their ulterior motive so that person has to get out of office. prison is not even enough in the case of a federal judge, in the other nixon's case. the house and the nate mosenate him off of the bench where he can never be in the position of public's trust bagain. it is dangerous for him to be in office. there is a non zero chance. the same goes for anybody that knows about this, even if they are not enthusiastic of the interests that they owe or who ever knows what they did. there is also a non-zero chance that the public official could be forced or cohearsed or threatened or blackmailed into given special treatments of whoever it is and giving them sweetheart deals and of the past behaviors will be exposed if they don't. the story of the other nixon. the other nixon impeachment and the judge walter nixon is a reminder of the urgency that we used to feel as a country and congress u

. >> reporter: he is a public official and has a responsibility to the public. there are days and days and days where he is not here. he is across the state to another business. >> reporter: according to his financial disclosure forms, dominion paid over $2000 for him to go to the masters. why would he accept that trip if he is the oversight for that big company? >> i can speak for him in a limited way. >> reporter: i wish he was here to answer the questions but he keeps dodging us. >> it was just a routine business trip that sometimes come up -- comes up with permit holders. >> reporter: financial statements are public records so i just received all of his. he wanted to verify the claims that these types of gifts are routine. turns out, dominion is the only large company paylor accepted a gift from over the past 5 years. again, this was all legal at the time, but 2 years later, it would be officials to accept a gift over $100. we asked the dominion spokesperson about this. >> in the financial disclosure statements, we know that dominion took the head of the dep

a public official might be making decisions not in the public interest but in order to further some secret arrangement or out of fear that it would be revealed. when a public official has a secret like that, it makes them genuinely vulnerable to coercion or blackmail and then they are a danger to the united states. when walter nixon was impeached and removed, the vote was 417-0 in the house and then it was 89-8 in the senate. this used to be the kind of thing that we have bipartisan consensus on. the first national security adviser in this administration was allowed to resign almost three weeks after the acting attorney general sally yates went to the white house with a warning that he was compromised. that michael flynn had been concealing evidence of his multiple contacts with the russian government, contacts that the russians clearly knew about and they, therefore, had him in a compromised position where he might feel obliged or potentially coerced by them in his official conduct as national security adviser. that is dangerous as to all get out. nevertheless, after that morning, the pre

all public officials have a profound responsibility to protect the integrity of the vote. we have no choice. we want to make america great again? we have to protect the integrity of the vote and our voters. this is not a democrat or republican issue. it is an american issue. it is about the concern of so many americans that improper vote is taking place and canceling out the votes of lawful american citizens. that is why president theodore roosevelt once said it is the affair of every honest voter, wherever born, to see that no fraudulent voting is allowed anywhere. i want to thank vice president pence for chairing the commission. i also want to thank kansas secretary of state brisco bok -- kobach first serving as vice chair. this is a bipartisan panel consisting of republican and democratic leaders and experts on voter integrity. i would like to personally thank each of our panel members for serving. really do appreciate it. in addition to the chair and vice chair, this distinguished bipartisan panel includes indiana secretary of state conny , newon -- connie lawson hamps

. >> the tweets of the president of the united states, they set a low standard for public officials in terms of demeanor. it's really sad, though. this is the president of the united states. >> all of us get frustrated at times. but that doesn't mean that we should strike out with language that really is not befitting a public official. >> reporter: white house spokesman sarah huckabee sanders defended president trump arlingtoning he is pushing back against people who attack him every day. the white house press corps tried to get further comment from president trump today but he didn't respond to shouted questions. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> the "national enquirer" ultimately ran a story in june accusing the couple of cheating on their spouses with each other. the president has close ties to the "enquirer" which endorsed him during the 2016 campaign and has relentlessly attacked his political adversaries. >>> a gunman opened fire this morning at a new york city hospital killing a doctor and injuring six other people. the shooting happened at the bronx-lebanon hospital. police say the gunm

i'll public officials have a profound responsibility to protect the integrity of the vote. , they wanto choice to make america great again, we have to protect the integrity of the vote and our voters. not a democrat or republican issue, it is an american issue. is about the concern of so many americans that in proper voting has taken place in canceled out the votes of lawful citizens. that is why president theodore roosevelt once said, it is he up there of every honest voter, were ever born to see that no fraudulent voting is allowed, anywhere. i want to think vice president pence for chairing the commission. i also want to think kansas secretary of state for serving as vice chair. it will be a lot of work, we will work for you hard over a short amount of time. i want to think you both very much. consisting ofanel republican and democratic leaders and experts on voter integrity. i would like to vote each asked bank each of our members. in addition to the chair and vice chair, this distinguished vice partisan panel includes indiana secretary of state, new hampshire secretary of state. se

a storied baseball career and more than three decades as a successful public official would be sufficient, but he is also a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. in all of these areas, jim has shone brightly. what possibly could be a grander legacy? thank you so much. >>> you're watching "american history tv." 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitte twitter @cspanhistory for information on our question and to keep up with the latest history news. >>> tuesday night, july 4th on american history tv, pulitzer prize-winning historian david mac cull luf talks about the founders viewed education, slavery, and persevered in the face of hardship. here's a preview. >> now i don't think we can ever know enough about the revolutionary era. i don't think we can ever know enough about the founders. we have to see them as human beings. history is human. when in the course of human events, human is the operative word, history is not about dates and memorizing quotations. it's about people. it's about human beings. and they're diffe

a storied baseball career and more than three decades as a successful public official would be sufficient, but he is also a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. in all of these areas, jim has shone brightly. what possibly could be a grander legacy? thank you so much. [applause] >> sunday on american history tv, the museum of american revolution in philadelphia, two blocks from independence hall. president and ceo michael grant and scott stevenson joins us this past thursday to showcase the museum's artifacts and answer viewer questions about the revolution. 6 p.m. and 10irs p.m. eastern on american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. --sunday night >> some unlike steve jobs can sell this product and forever be associated with it. that is just a shade of the story. he was hands-on and had a lot to itwith it, but the truth is never would have happened without the people working around the clock. >> brian merchant on the creation and development of the iphone in his book. he is interviewed by steve lore. >> part of the story is the iphone was born as the

public health officials did confirm that the three children who have been hospitalized, all spent time at main beach. a construction project is happening next to main beach, but the public works department says they didn't find any failures. water contamination isn't new to lake wildwood. last year, a sewage spill forced the closure of its northern shore. at the time, public works said the infrastructure of the pipes in the community are 50 years old. and breaks sometimes do happen. tanya told us at the time they moved out of the community

their little casual about distinctions between public official and not public officials.is they go ahead and put this man in john adams white house, we'll have learned even more. >> again, his title is communications director. i'm just sort -- that's the part of this that i'm struggling with. he chose to communicate this way. >> scaramucci came in and said he will crack down on leaks. there's no cracking down on leaks in the trump white house. the reason is second point is that in previous white houses people felt a loyalty. >> different tactics. they may trash people. >> there were arguments but i don't think in the trump white house there's anybody who is not related to the president of the united states who feels loyalty to the president and who even knows let alone believes in what the larger cause is here. that's why i don't think any of this will change. >> why would they? he attacks his staff all the time. you have to be loyal to get loyalty. he mu-- mu mihumiliates jeff sessions. who is loyal? >> you left the republican party. you are no longer a republican. who s

for the president to appoints jurists and powerful public officials in any respect whether or not you are the same party. we are not the president's subordinates. we are equal. as the responsibility is on us they play a vital role in shaping and directing the judiciary military cabinet and planning and supporting foreigno domestic policies. a our success in meeting all of these constitutional obligations depends upon cooperation among t ourselves. the success of the senate is important to the continued success of america. this country, this big oysters brawling temperate restless striving bearing beautiful bountiful great, good and magnificent country needs us to help it thrive. that responsibility is more important than any of our personal interests or politicala affiliation. we are the servants of a great nation, a nation conceived in liberty dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. liv people live free and prosperous lives here than in any other nation. we have required unprecedented wealth and power because of our government principles and because our governmen

. >>> the judge can hold public officials in contempt or fine them and put the whole department into receivership. >> california firefighters are battling two wildfires. danielle nottingham reports from santa barbara county. >> reporter: smoke rose from the mountains in santa barbara county as firefighters continue to battle a massive fire which broke out saturday afternoon. the flames quickly spread over the weekend, forcing hundreds of people to evacuate nearby campgrounds. including 80 children who were trapped in a camp barracks saturday. >> i pray that if i didn't die, then i would go to church. and then right when i prayed the firefighters came. >> reporter: firefighters are keeping their eye on this campsite. you can see the smoke and hot spots among the downed trees. at the other end of santa barbara county, firefighters are battling another fire which charred at least 24,000 acres. many fled to a red cross shelter for the safety. >> it's overwhelming. sometimes you cry. >> reporter: andrew north of sacramento -- firefighters have made progress in the sierra nevada. at its pe

a very successful merchant and longtime public official.mly on the ground, shrewd and able. benjamin franklin was on the drafting committee. he was 69 years old from pennsylvania. a legend in his own time. statesman,entor, publisher, educator, philanthropist. you name it, franklin was it. from massachusetts, there was john adams, only 41, who is one of the most americans who was forthright, impulsive, honest, noble. the atlas of american independence. and the chairman of the committee, picked almost by chance, a chance we made a now guided by ay now divine hand. he was from virginia and of 33 years of age. outstanding in politics, economics, agriculture, and science. his name is edged for all time -- is etched for all time wherever freedom and liberty and the dignity of land is recognized, thomas jefferson. while the committee met, many of them had other things to do. the real work fell to adams and jefferson. adams much more experienced set -- between the two. he told jefferson, you should draft this document. jefferson declined. i will gi

comments like this are disqualifying for any public official, but it is appalling to hear this sort of victim blaming from of the person charged with protecting our students. we need a highly competent system led by highly competent people, not officials who blame victims. i understand there has been an apology. an apology was certainly be enough if the comments were not indicative of the actions with already seen from the department of education. over the last few months, the department has not missed an opportunity to diminish the power of its office of civil rights. the budget has been last, guidance has been rescinded, crucial problems are being de-prioritized and diminished. i remember when i was in the california state legislature and the supreme court overturned a rape conviction. they felt that because the victim was wearing tight jeans, she must have consented. togethert, we all came in a bipartisan way to wear jeans to the california statehouse in solidarity. i am proud to say that this tradition continues today in a number of states and countries. we came together because vi

very successful longtime public official. both feet firmly on the ground, shrewd and able.n franklin was on the drafting committee. he was 69 years old from pennsylvania. a legend in his own time. author comment inventor, he statesmen,focals, publisher, educator, philanthropist, you name it, franklin was it. from massachusetts there was john adams, only 41 who is one who wasost americans forthright, impulsive, honest, noble. and the chairman of the committee, picked almost by chance, a chance we made a now was guided i.e. divine hand. of 33 from virginia and years of age. outstanding and politics, economics, agriculture and science. edged for all time wherever freedom and liberty and the dignity of land is recognized, thomas jefferson. met, many ofmittee them had other things to do. adams andork fell to jefferson. experienced set to jefferson, you should draft this document. jefferson declined. i will give you three reasons said.dams you are a virginian and a virginian is at the head of this business. reason second, i am controversial and unpopular. you are very much otherw

this has led to the arrest and conviction of police officers, public officials and oerbts found to be complussant or willfully negligent in the trafficking of boys and girls under their care. they're on notice that complicity in trafficking leads to strict punishment in ukraine, but unfortunately, some countries have back-pedaled. china has not taken serious steps to end its own complicity in trafficking. tens of thousands of koreans are working overseas as forced laborers, primarily in china and russia. the north korean regime profits, making hundreds of millions on the backs of their exploited citizens working abroad. responsible nations cannot allow this. because of china's lack of significant efforts to address and eliminate trafficking, china was downgraded to tier-three. the report, the t.i.p. report is one component of the state department's year round effort to combat human trafficking around the world. it informs our former assistance programming to develop anti-trafficking strategies for each region and to prioritize countries according to their need for assistance and their

the case law on this, on bribery in public officials and honest services theft includes giving advice to a principle. so if you're a public official and accept something of value in exchange for giving advice, that would further an official act, and that is potentially a criminal act. yes, he has more jeopardy than they do. >> great reflections from our trio here. thank you. >> you bet. >>> the gathering of governors in rhode island today. a live report just ahead. plus, democratic congressman will join me to discuss what the democrats plan to do as the health care bill battle heats up. that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home... ...with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can pu

you know it wasn't a march or rally it was a very direct conversation with a public official. >> jordan edwards is the 15- year-old african-american shot to death by a police officer in april. >> we have got to come together.>> the only protester hit by a bullet when that massacre began. >> i'm hoping what happened to me personally, myself is a bridge. >> a bridge to what? >> the common ground that ops the speech. >> accomplishing that requires patience and understanding. >> we don't want to take away anything from anyone. but we also want to do it in a format that is elevating. elevate our call of what it is we want to accomplish. that is just to be seen as that is it. >> 2017 and we are still sitting here. >> that is a struggle. >> stand up for what is right. >> it has always been about much more than just a march. >> the people in the city of dallas are still recovering from the shooting last year but many hope this weekend which is being called a weekend of honor will help remember the fallen officers and help ease the >>> let's get you caught up on today's headlines, prince george'

watch the game and i thought he was trying to do the same thing, but, at the same time, he is a public official and this is a america and i think we have the right to say what you believe as long as it is not crude or profane. >> he was there, because his son works for the brewers. just two weeks ago he was booed in new foul ball. >> don't look down. the world's largest suspension bridge is now open in switzerland. it is 1650 feet long and it connects the hiking trail between two towns in the swiss alps and at the heightest point the bridge hovers 279 feel the off the ground. there is no way i could do that. the previous bridge had to be closed seven years ago due to safety concerns. >> >> a man and his dog are safe after a water rescue caught on camera. this is video from the facebook page of the fremont county sheriff's office in colorado. the man was parked in a creek bed when a flash flood trapped the two in the car. firefighters had to use a ladder truck to get to them. luckily they are safe. >>> good for him. i'm not leaving my dog. i know you wouldn't leave yours. >> absolutely not. he g

comments like this are disqualifying for me public official, but it's appalling to hear this sort of victim blaming come from the person charged with protecting our students from sexual assault. we need a highly competent system led by highly competent people, not officials who blame victims. i understand that there has been an apology. an apology will certainly be enough if the comments weren't somehow indicative of the actions that we have already seen from the department of education. over the last few months the department hasn't missed an opportunity to diminish the pow are of its office of civil rights. the budget, budget has been slashed, guidances have been rescinded, crucial problems are being deprioritized and diminished. i remember when i was in the california state legislature and the italian supreme court overturned a rape conviction. they felt bad because the victim was wearing tight jeans that she must have consented. in support, we all came together in a bipartisan way to wear jeans to the california state house in solidarity of this pronouncement by the court. i'm pro

. >> certainly nighter to a public official if i want to address him.game, guy says it to his face and maybe expect a reaction. what does he have to lose at this point? >> the cubs fan in the confrontation. his take on all this. >> he told me, hey, why don't you have another beer? which i thought was kind of fun and playful, a decent comeback. although we hadn't really been drinking at all. >> what did he say to you? >> first, have another beer. i thought it was funny. maybe he was taking it in stride and then started calling me a tough guy. >> actually seems to kind of like him, after the conversation. which maybe move to new jersey, because chris christie's approval rating 15%. chris christie maybe could use that guy there. >> not sure he cares heading into lame duck months but a reminder to public officials everybody has a smartphone these days. everybody. >> everybody. >> everybody. >> do we make too much of this? is it just because he's -- christie loves this stuff. mixing it up with people. >> one of the things so great about him, going after peop

returned to ratepayers, there'll be more transparency about horizon executive pay as well as more public officialsthe real question from the shutdown, can governor christie recover from beach gay? i spoke to the company that flew the plane over island beach state park and got those now famous photos of the christie's lounging on the beach. >> the question around the statehouses, will his approval rating go lower in the wake of these beach photos. he's at about 15 right now say so is 15 points to get to zero. he says he doesn't care about polls or political optics. but theoretically this could pushes approval rating down. but he only has about six months left in office. there is not a lot of time. he can also improve it was something. >> it was a surprising turn of events even for governor christie. because it was a huge loss for him. so he's trying to spin that it wasn't. the reality is, he wanted $300 million for what i call his fake war against addiction. all he is done the spent millions of dollars on pr promoting a 1800 like that supposedly helping people the call after call or tell me that no

. >> people can't use a public beach then neither should the elected public official. >> this is an example of our politicians caring more about themselves than us. >> christie's job approval rating has sunk to 15%. he was ridiculed online. his image photoshopped into movie scenes and used as a reminder of the bridgegate scandal. >>> superior court workers in san francisco are facing furloughs to bridge a $5 million budget gap. starting a month from today, court staff has to take off one friday per month without pay. clerk office hours will be shortened on friday. that will last through june of next year. no layoffs are planned. >>> police are trying to track down the person that killed a woman in san jose. officers were called to a home on south pence street last night after somebody heard loud bangs inside. they found a woman shot and she later died. this word on -- no word on a suspect description or what lead up to the shooting. >>> 12 water agencies have a plan to expand one of the largest reservoirs in the bay area. it is between brentwood and livermore. now a proposed 800 million- do

all public officials have a profound responsibility to protect the integrity of the vote.hey have no choice. we want to make america great again, we have to protect the integrity of the vote and our voters. this is not a democrat or republican issue, it's an american issue. it's about the concern of so many americans that improper voting has taken place and canceling out the votes of lawful american citizens. that is why president theodore roosevelt once said, it is the affair of every honest voter, where were born, to see that no fraudulent voting is allowed. anywhere. i want to thank vice president pence for chairing the commission, i also want to thank kansas secretary of state, chris cole bought for serving as vice chair. it's going to be a lot of work, they'll work very hard over a fairly short period of time. chris and mike, i want to thank you both. this is a bipartisan panel consisting of both republican and democrat Éclairs and experts for voter integrity. i want to personally thank each of our panel members for serving, i really do appreciate it. in addition to t

the official publication for this was 1400 copies. what you see here is one of about a dozen copies that exist. was a simple static front, it was not bound in leather, it is not a personal copy by any means. it is a rough publication. othera bit rarer than the versions that are out there. again this is the official report that reported on the expedition. nearly 100 years after the who wason in 1893 a man interested in the expedition itself but had a interest that went beyond looking at the who was morert interested in the narrative of the expedition. he went to philadelphia where the additions were cap and he asked if he could put them out volumeslished series of and actually had the transcriptions of the journals themselves. people who are interested in the historical and the narrative approach of the expedition could read them in their original version. what he did, he took the original journals back to washington dc and he talked to somebody to make a direct copy of the journals. this represents one volume of that series. what is i

>> cole: it gives much greater room for public officials to commit improper acts, to commit bribery in subtle ways. and it gives them that room to do it without worrying about getting prosecuted. >> whitaker: the supreme court ruling is shaking things up already. politicians found guilty of bribery in new york, pennsylvania and louisiana have been using the mcdonnell case to fight their convictions. >> why would a politician who took cash and gifts come on "60 minutes" to talk about it? go to 60minutesovertime.com. you doyou'll see whatet but in you're really made of. after five hours of spinning and one unfortunate ride on the gravitron, your grandkids spot a 6 foot banana that you need to win. in that moment, you'll be happy you partnered with a humana care manager and got your health back on track. because that banana isn't coming home with you great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. at humana, we can help you with a personalized plan for your health for years to come. cindy, you don't evenno dress.ress. ♪ uh-uh, you're not going

public health officials did confirm that the three children who have been hospitalized, all spent time at main beach. a construction project is happening next to main beach, but the public works department says they didn't find any failures. water contamination isn't new to lake wildwood. last year, a sewage spill forced the closure of its northern shore. at the time, public works said the infrastructure of the pipes in the community are 50 years old. and breaks sometimes do happen. tanya told us at the time they moved out of the community after several sewage spills. >> it's just going through sludge. you can only imagine what it might be. >> reporter: today, no one was in the water, but we did spot people on the beach. the gate the community is made up of 3,000 homes with access to 5 beaches. in extreme cases, it can cause kidney failure, and can be more dangerous in children. public officials say the beach will remain closed until the risk drops. >>> big fire burning in gold country. a 700-acre fire that broke out yesterday, just south of jamestown. it's about 60% contained. state r

is when you are talking about ongoing criminal prosecutions or investigations of lawmakers, public officials in states around the country, you are not supposed to be discussing those with people in the white house in a political context. host: let's hear from raymond in texas. a democrat. good morning. caller: how are you doing? good morning. i think mr. wray is a pretty good choice to be the fbi director. thought.e one i don't like a senator lindsey graham had to coach him into entitythat if a foreign -- heinto our election should not have to tell him to say this. graham saying, you want to be the director of the fbi, pal. guest: this got a lot of attention and for good reason. it was kind of a dramatic moment in a hearing that went on for a long time. one thing is that christopher wray was trying not to beat up the president of the united states, who has nominated him, but he is also a by the book guy. many people from political campaigns, republican and democrat, have said over the last couple days that if they got approached by a foreign government or individual, that they would call the

but you are public official on a salary. yes.ourself own to substantial properties in dubai? it's not true, these are all fake, it's not true. they are in the name of your wife but they are your family properties. it is not true, it's not true. what's not true about it? listen, listen, substantial property. what is substantial property? this isjust an investment. it's not true. as i understand it, in dubai, that are worth well over us$1 million. it's not true, it's not true. how much are they worth then? because the anti—corru ption campaigner in your country, femi falanam says it is an outrage that you have got these properties. he says there is no way you could have bought these assets from your salary, so nigerians want to know where you get the money? it is a stereotype. my family is into other businesses, ok? and they do their own private businesses. they should afford to investi. timeshare property investement. my family has not even entered those properties. on the frontline, there soldiers working for you, you are the com

pawlowski has been named simply as public official number three. so far nine people have pled guilty in the case. mayor pawlowski isn't commenting to our cameras. last night drove away from us as we attempted to speak to him. supporters rallied for him when word of the indictment was coming. at the same time, those who think the mayor needs to resign is speaking out. >> a person going in his position with these allegations, you have to go to these trials in order to prove your innocence. >> i long felt that he was a corrupt mayor and i'm glad to see this day has finally come. it's been very damaging for allentown. hopefully allentown can move forward once again. >> reporter: now right now the indictments remain under seal: it's appeared in court documents this is a pay to play investigation, and it's alleged that pawlowski solicited large campaign donations in order to award city contracts. his attorney confirmed he will be named in these doouindictmens well as four other people. that information will be coming from the u.s. attorney's office later

at the same time he is a public official, this is america. and i think we have the right to say what you believe as long as it is not, you know, crude, or profane. >> well, that was ben hutchinson reporting, this end count is her not the first time they've booed the governor. you may remember he was jeered after catching a foul ball during a met game just a few weeks ago. >> hard to forget. so far no comment from governor christie's offers, christie's son by the way works for the brewers. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news," helping sleeping bears lie. >> what a florida man did when he saw this giant animal there is one right here, there he is , sleeping on his doorstep. meisha? >> well, we all have unique gifts and skill sets, and whether we put them to good use, a lot of good can come from them. in tonight's love it, how to better use his photography skills. now it is making waves. that story is coming up. katie? >> meisha, we look ahead already, even on a monday to the upcoming moment, test expect that we'll see rounds of showers, thunders

i understand he was probably trying to dot same thing but at the same time he is a public official, this and i think we have the right to say what you believe as long as it is not, you know, crude or profane. >> and that was ben hutchinson reporting. not the first time baseball fans have booed the governor. you may recall he was jeered after catching fall foul ball during a mets game few weeks ago. >> so far no comment from governor chris christie's offers, at the game because his son works for the brewers. >>> keep on walking. >> yes. >> keep walking. >> keep on governing. up next, tell you why actor george clooney is threatening to do some photographer. >> angelina jolie responds ponds to serious ahmaddiya sayings cents on the abuse on the set of her late he is film >> huge flames erupt in oklahoma. what was burning, what residents are being asked to do because of the fire when we come back. >> yank lena jolie directed a film based on memoir or the genocide. according to story on van vanity fair, they put monday any front of four children took it away. the actress released statement sa

another case of corruption begins public officials in pennsylvania, this time acting united states attorney lewis l.a.vin announced an indictment on the former mayor of reading vaughn spencer and current mayor of allentown ed pawlowski. >> the a indictment is alleged that the marry petely abused the trust of the citizens of allentown and reading. >> reporter: two mayors are dealing with dozens of counts of bribery, fraud charges, for trading city contracts in exchange for campaign funds. >> pawlowski and spencer essentially put a for sale sign up in front of the city hall. >> reporter: federal government has already taken down 11 people. >> francis dougherty. >> reporter: some are also former city officials. >> marry ellen cobbalt. >> reporter: all pled guilty against corruption against two mayors. >> all of the alleged corruption in both of these indictments, serious, damage to the integrity of the systems. >> reporter: we tried reaching former mayor of reading at his home but no answer and since part of his scheme involved rebecca acosta and energy saving contract for city schools we reac

to combat human trafficking effectively governments must root out complicity by public officials. the report makes clear many countries take this issue seriously. i would emphasize some of the positive efforts countries have made this year discussed in the report. as secretary tillerson noted afghanistan serves as an example of progress. last summer the president ordered an investigation into the institutionalized sexual abuse of children by security forces. and promised punishment for perpetrators. in january of this year, the afghan government enact ad new law to criminalize a practice that exploits boys for social and sexual entertainment. we will continue to work with the afghan government toward greater progress this year as they build on these efforts to investigate, prosecute and convict traffickers, including complicit government officials. ukraine is another example, country on the watch list for four years butup graded to tier 2 status this year -- -- leading to the arrest and conviction of police officers, public officials and others complicit or willfullyly negjec of g

but you are public official on a salary.e then that you yourself own to substantial properties in dubai? this is not true, it is all fake. they are in the name of your wife that they are yourfamily properties. the name of your wife that they are your family properties. it is not true. listen, listen, substantial property. what is substantial property? this is an investment. it's not true. they are worth well over $1 million us. it's not true. how much are they work? because the anti—corruption campaign in your country says it is an outrage that you have these properties. there is no way you can afford these assets from your salary so nigerians want to know where you get the money?m isa to know where you get the money?m is a stereotype. my family is into other businesses. they do their own private businesses. we are investing. the family has not even into those properties. on the frontline, there soldiers working for you, you are the commander of the nigerian army. they want pitiful wages and according to various different in

at the same time, he's a public official and this is america. i think we have the right to say what you believe as long as it's not, you know, crude or profane. >> brad said he's not a christie fan. christie's son works for the brewers who lost the game, 4-2. >> what happens in vegas in this case probably should have stayed there. a spirit airlines flight from sin city to oakland was delayed this weekend because a man decided to talk off all his clothes. it happened during boarding at the international airport on saturday. police and medical personnel took him off the plane for medical treatment. the flight arrived in the east bay and was only 20 minutes behind schedule. not bad. >>> new images from tesla giving us a glimpse of the inside of their new model 3 sedans. the minimalist design lacks a lot of buttons and knobs we're used to. nearly all of the controls are located on the car's touch screen device. they started delivering them to select owners on friday. >> what's the feedback? >> people like it. >> good. >> let's get to meteorologist m

recognize that these going to pelz are generating a lot of violence you know they're corrupt be not public officials and it is a threat to the moral fiber of their countries so they speak out against it it's a campaign that is very complex because here in the united states for example we have very adequate laws in dealing with drug trafficking but there is a lot of countries around the world that need to do to do more in terms of passing legislation that want adequately address money laundering corruption and drug trafficking sentencing guidelines so there is a lot of work to be done and it's not only you know just attacking the courthouse but it's also developing the infrastructure as a lot of countries around the world in order to allow them to effectively address illegal drug trafficking you know there's a whole popular culture spring in our on drug cartels are investing in regular business to whitewash our cash there's a music scene. dedicated to the exploits of narcos how do you eradicate their popular appeal. i would say that you eradicate the popular appeal by educating the youth of our count

was doing some work for someone, um, and, uh, as we looked at some of the transcript, it was public officials, and the first question they ask is, "are you wired -- before i can talk to you?" i mean, it has become such a common problem -- >> i think that's a theme here with our discussion is, this is very sad. >> yes. >> and the city of philadelphia, which has such riches. >> yes. >> and time and time again, you see politicians being thrown in jail. >> city that has a lot to offer, great ports, great proximity to the jersey shore, to washington, to bal-- you know, washington, new york, et cetera -- we know all the great things about this city. the fifth-poorest big city in america being held back by a lack of leadership, a lack of good leadership -- >> and -- >> a lack of character and quality. you know, a lot of times they talk about "entrapment, entrapment," how horrible entrapment is, and abscam, with the old guys in south philly. and if we didn't have politicians who were so easily suggestible and easily corruptible, that wouldn't be a problem. i understand people get angry at the feds fo

at the same time he is a public official and this is america and i think we have the right to say whatelieve as long as it's not, you know, crude or profane. >> i think they both exercised their freedom of speech in that case. >> yeah, they -- i think so. christie got his piece and so did that guy. maybe he just wanted some of the nachos that christie was holding onto tight to. >> that's what's making news in america t >> good morning it is monday july 31. matt o'donnell is off, alicia vitarelli is joining us. >>> we're following breaking news, a stray bullet shoots through a philadelphia home hitting a teenager in her live room. >> a man wanted for questioning in a shooting in delaware county may be linked to a shooting in philadelphia. >> chris christie faces off with a heckler at a baseball game. >>