reportera: tambiÉn cumpliÓ su anhelo de tener el diploma de samantha.e trabajabaen la escuela, donde ocurriÓ una de las peores masacres. >> ella enseÑaba a 18 estudiantes y cuando ella y sus colegas huyeron los escondieron en el armario reportera:. la madre de ashley sobreviviÓ. reportera: confiesa que lo mÁs exiles seguir. >>tenemos mÁs de 90 personas que mueren cada dÍa. >> hasta el dÍa de hoy nadie ha sido arrestado. reportera: en el caso de la muerte de su hija si hubo testigos. casi 11 aÑos de incertidumbre, hasta el dÍa de hoyla mejor amiga de samantha no se repone. >>me siento molesta y triste, siento que su alma todavÍa estÁ aquÍ. reportera: reconoce que siempre habrÁ un vacÍo. >>el dolor nunca se me va a pasar el dolor nunca va a pasar. reportera: dayana dice que no quiere que se olvide la memoria de su hija samantha. comentarista: ella fue una de ciento de miles de personas participaron en la jornada de concientizaciÓn de la violencia por armas. regresamos con mÁs. locutor: conoce a alguien que ha sido vÍctima de violencia de fuego, compartas

ambassador samantha power. the committee will find out how and why the names of the associates were on regard to distributed within classified resorts between administration. senior committee aides say the subpoenas related to the asking issue would have been sent to chairman david nuÑez without democratic removed. the first issued in the russia probe soap are -- so far. democrats seek an investigation into president trump and his associates in republicans pushing for the probe into the unmasking. cheryl: so interesting because this goes back to the days of the obama administration. they are not innocent in all of this. lauren: the former u.n. ambassador, a lot of people not expecting that one. thank you so much. i want to point out the will to to david for now and interpeak on this topic and just a little bit. cheryl: also following this on hillary clinton this morning. she is on the attack blaming russia for her loss to donald trump in the presidential election and accusing the white house to working with mos

contacted by fox news, power declined to come, today's disclose use well samantha power may explain a crypt -- cryptic exchange of last week. >> do you recall any u.s. ambassadors expwg tha asking that names be unmasked. >> i don't, i don't know. maybe it is ringing a fake bell, but i could not answer with any confidence. reporter: chairman nunez, signed 7 subpoenas, other 4 at behest of chief, these were said to be -- which is conducting a parallel probe of allegations of collusion last year, president trump and the russians have both denied those allegations. cohen has denied colluding with the kremlin, issuance of up seen. >> thank you, james rosen reporting. >> out of washington, ousted fbi director james comby is expected to testify. before the senate intelligence commit behis conversations with president trump, regarding the michael tblin investigation. a source close to comey says that former director will confirm some accusations that president trump pressured him to end his investigation to flynn, that is an escalation of allegation, a date for comey's testimony has not been

ambassador, samantha power. considerable heft and energy. >> that last part of it that you pointed out, the involvement of samantha power, is really strange because it's one thing to subpoena records relating to the director of the cia. that's where evaluation of intelligence takes place. that's where judgements about whether you have to disclose a name in order to make the intelligence comprehensible, that's where those decisions are made. it's another thing to say, well, the national security adviser, susan rice, might have done some of this. lou: right. >> very rarely does it get to the white house where somebody makes a decision like that. but let's assume that that's okay and that's part of normal business. samantha power was not part of intelligence community. she was not somebody who participated ordinarily or extraordinarily in those decisions. lou: not at all in her purview. judge, great to have you with us. michael mukasey. >> good to be with you. lou: great to see you and appreciate your insight, as a

samantha, thank you very much, samantha, thank you very much, samantha, close to london bridge policeon, she described 30 or a0 vehicles set out and a number of armed police. on the line is emily craig, also a bbc member of staff in a resta u ra nt craig, also a bbc member of staff in a restaurant nearby when the incident took place. emily, how did you first hear about this? hello. we first heard about it because staff in the restaurant, we were in the basement, on the ground floor staff started running down the stairs. pei told us they had been instructed to shut the doors and there was a kind of wave of panic in the basement of the restaurant. then people from the ground floor were moved downstairs to the basement. then we heard gunfire outside and some people saw armed police patrolling the area around the restaurant. some people eating elsewhere had actually been... taken refuge in the restau ra nt been... taken refuge in the restaurant as well and we were kept there for around 20 minutes before being told to leave the restaurant and escorted out by armed police, who told us to ru

john brennan, samantha power, all of these officials seeking to unmask the names of trump -- committee seekingthe come i classified documents from the agents, so far the committee has met nothing but resis stanlt froresistance from the agent, james rose we rosen with our report. reporter: fbi concerned they were served with sou supervisorinas, each named as figures of interest three senior obama era officials, former "house" national security adviser susan rice was dedicated last month. rice at the time denied wrong doing and told us today she is unaware of subpoenas directed at her, and john bron an was also named in the declineys of in the land. brennan declined our request for comment, the soup en' naimi of samantha power, she is a former. >> she served in barack obama senate office before joining his administration. they are now devoting greater scrutiny to power, they don't to see her roll. contacted by fox news, power declined to come, today's disclose use well samantha power may explain a crypt -- cryptic exchange of last week. >> do you recall any u.s. ambassadors expwg tha ask

ambassador samantha power.he former chairman of the house intelligence committee last hour on "america's newsroom" took this position. >> when you get people like samantha powers and susan rice, who were consumers of intelligence. they aren't analysts. and they're asking for unmasking, i think that raises lots of red flags in congress and it raises lots of red flags with the american people about how far has surveillance of americans gone and has it gone too far? >> bill: reaction in a moment from david bossie. first chief washington correspondent james rowsin. they have an issue with -- democrats are making it clear to fox news the unmasking subpoenas were sent by chairman nunes from the russian collusion investigation where he stepped aside april 26th. the democrats maintain that should constrain his involvement. he told me recently he is an active chairman. >> what i've done. i thought it was appropriate as long as there would be bogus charges against me. until it got cleared up i was going to set the russia

>> stephen: yeah, samantha bee.you're leaving right in the middle of the george w. bush administration. there's never going to be another president this good for comedy. ( laughter ) i mean, this guy does something ridiculous, like, at least once a month. ( laughter ) you know, i know there's one thing for sure-- there is no scenario in which i will ever say, "god, i wish george w. bush was president." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) hey, um, have you seen-- >> stephen: you look great by the way. you look fantastic. >> have you seen my yogurt? >> stephen: i have not seen your yogurt. no, i have not seen it. >> okay. >> hey, stephen! >> stephen: hey, rob corddry, hey, ed helms. ( cheers and applause ) what's up you guys? >> i can't believe you're leaving us, stephen. i mean, it's crazy. it's like beyonce leaving destiny's child. but we're never going to hear from her again. ( laughter ) >> stephen: thanks for stopping by to say goodbye, guys. >> actually, we came because we're fighting over which one of us gets

. >>> and world power, my exclusive conversation with samantha power on the trump administration's selective use of human rights in foreign policy. >> one can be struck that when we intervened in syria after the chemical weapons attack and bombed, you know, facilities involved in murdering civilians that the language was the language of human rights. what won't work is to give speeches about deemphasizing and other speeches about embracing, you know, bloody leaders and then turning around and invoking -- >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea in mitchell in aspen, colorado, at the ideas festival where we are following the latest developments in the healthcare battle. senate republicans are scrambling to save their plan to repeal obamacare. majority leader mitch mcconnell trying to hammer out a revamped bill by tomorrow before the july 4th recess, but a new reality for republicans is starting to sink in as the chorus for a bipartisan solution grows. one of those who has been pushing for a bipartisan approach all along republican senator susan collins who joins me now. thank you for being with

at the end of the day, samantha powers, clapper, susan rice, they could come up with nothing. the group of people being subpoenaed have far more checkered histories, one could argue. michael flynn, michael cohen. they're not peers of samantha power. >> well, they're totally different parties, first of all. >> yes. >> i don't want to pay you $2, so it is unprecedented we have this going on right now. i think nunez is actually trying to get to the bottom of what is going on. however, the timing of this is very concerning and it should not have been done in a freelance position. if any official, be it any administration, unmasks somebody for some sort of political motive, that is absolutely unacceptable. i think that nunez really needs to explain why he did it now, of all times, and why the president put out a tweet just the same morning that he did it. is he still colluding with the white house? >> ithe a chance it could blow up in his face though if they subpoena samantha power, susan rice, et cetera? if they were unmasking tied to bad behavior that members of the trump campaig

and perhaps most noteworthy is the subpoenas naming of samantha power.bama's former unn ambassador that has not been previously surfaced in the unmasking controversy. that's new. now her naming may explain an exchange from brennan's hearing last week that he had with congressman trey gowdy. >> do you recall any u.s. ambassadors asking that names be unmavericked? >> i don't. i don't know. maybe it's ring ago vegas bell but i'm not -- i could not answer with any confidence. >> well, we may learn more about that. the intelligence committee, the chairman devin nunes and ranking member adam schiff subpoenas from the intelligence committee we have seen. that is of former national security advisor michael flynn and michael cohen. president trump's long time attorney who has denied colluding with the a russians. we will see how all of this plays out. it's just heating up. brian: crazy thing we thought it was all going to be democrats and republicans working together. some people thought that absolutely not. republicans didn't even tell the democrats they were se

samantha patton stopped her car and forced the little girl to get out and then drove away.he paramedics that were nearby help the girl and said she was not hurt, and samantha patton was arrested and booked on suspicion of child endangerment . she also had a baby in the car when this happened, and both of the children are now in protective custody. >>> the iranian police have increased patrols after the attack at the parliament building and the tomb of the ayatollah khomeini yesterday. the attack left 16 dead and 40 hospitalized. this morning the intelligence ministry has confirmed that five of the attackers have fought for the islamic state group. this is the first time isis has carried out an attack inside iran.>>> government officials say a ship found 10 bodies and debris while searching for a military transport plane that disappeared tuesday. 120 people were on board and more than half were family members of the military personnel from in mar including 15 children. the flight was a regularly scheduled transport heading to the capital city. the plane was a turboprop simil

susan rice, john brennan, samantha power.related to the unmasking scandal. sara carter and john solomon will join us next. also later tonight... >> they make these decisions time and time again in aol way that makes it appear that they are hostages. that he is vladimir putin's hostage. >> sean: nbc sinking to brand-new lows in their anti-trump coverage. herman cain weighs in. and the vice president, mike pence, discusses the president pulling out of the paris climate agreement. ♪ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have a

susan rice, john brennan, samantha power. the president tweeted earlier today...e's right over the target. joining us with reaction, sara carter and john solomon. unappealing layers of an onion here. now this is a big one that has been peeled away. >> what we wanted to do with follow the facts. the documentation. i think with the house intelligence committee is doing is the same thing. they are looking at what are they unmasking and why? with this all related to necessary foreign intelligence that they needed to know or were they unmasking other people? this is what we don't know yet. what we suspect is for other people are being unmasked. devin nunes who spoke a little bit about it, peter king and others who have had some knowledge about what is in those documents. i think that is what is so important here. what were they unmasking and why? those are the answers we need in order to understand the gravity of this. >> sean: we've got to also put this in context, john. this is all part of your reporting as well. this is seen through the prism of an election cycle, 2

. >> the judge denied a request to release samantha patton. cameras were not allowed in court when 22-year-old samantha patton appeared before a judge in san francisco. she pleaded not guilty to two counts. one felony and one misdemeanor. witnesses saw patton on the highway throwing items out of her car and screaming at her 5- year-old daughter to get out and that she didn't want to be her mommy anymore. she's accused of shoving the child out of the parked car and driving away recklessly with her 1-year-old in the back seat. >> this child was all by herself right by the zoo. and the facts speak for themselves. >> patton shook her head at the accusations telling her lawyer it wasn't true. patton's attorney declined to talk on camera. and patton's fiance had no comment outside of court. we found patton's public facebook page showing pictures of her and her children. her attorney argued she's never been convicted of a violent crime and although she has relatives out of state she's not a flight risk. the 5-year-old and 1-year-old are in the custod

in the naming of samantha power, the former u.n. ambassador who has not previously serviced and the controversy. power served in barack obama's senate office before joining the administration. house investigators told fox news they are devoting greater scrutiny to power because they have come to see her role in the unmasking as larger than previously known, allegedly eclipsing the others named. contacted by fox news today, power declined to comment. today's disclosures about samantha power may explain a somewhat cryptic exchange that occurred at the brennan hearing last week. >> do you recall any u.s. ambassadors asking names the unmasked? >> i don't, i don't know. maybe it's ringing a vague about but i could not answer with any confidence. >> devin nunes, republican from california, seen at left, signed seven subpoenas. the other four were at the behest of adam schiff. these were said to be duplicate to have but ones already issued by the senate intelligence committee conducting a parallel probe. both president trump and the russia

hello, this is bbc news, i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: reports from the philippines say at least 3a people have died following an attack on a crowded casino in manila. president trump says he's pulling the united states out of the paris climate accord, calling it "an unfair agreement that would cost millions of american jobs." so we're getting out but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. the decision draws widespread condemnation from within the us and around the world. climate experts warn of deadly consequences for the environment. and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance — the drawings of raphael go on show to rave reviews in the uk. and i'm rachel horne with the business news. while president trump walks away from the paris climate agreement, europe and china are expected to re—affirm their commitments and expand collaborations. hello and welcome to the programme. reports from the philippines say at least 3a bodies have been recovered from a casino in the cap

police say they tracked down the mother...samantha patton. she's accused of abandoning her child near the san francisco zoo yesterday evening. the 22- year-old suspect is now in custody. paramedics in the area witnessed her leave the child near the intersection of the great highway and sloat boulevard. luckily the child was unhurt. the 5-year-old girl and a one-year-old boy.... are now in the custody of child protective services (vicki) also in san francisco.... a report released today by the d-m-v reveal a bicyclist suffered minor injuries after colliding with a self-driving car on mission street last month.. the accident happened on may 25th ...at the intersection of mission and 11th streets. the report says the car had to make a quick stop and the bicyclist...who was riding close behind did not have time to stop...causing the rider to hit the back of the car. this is the forth accident involving a self-driving car in san francisco this year.. two of those accidents resulted in minor injuries. (steve) tonight a car crash in the east bay has

devin nunes' inquiries, particularly with respect to samantha powers -- why is the u.n. representative unmasking anybody for any national security reasons? those are all very legitimate questions. and just because it's not bipartisan, that's just the nature of the house. >> well, rick, why could they get widespread agreement, including from the republican who took devin nunes' place when he stepped down on these four subpoenas, including the president's lawyer, michael cohen, but not on the -- why is the republican -- why did nunes need to step forward instead of his successor from texas who took over the investigation in his name, if these were legitimate-issued subpoenas? >> again, they're legitimate-issued subpoenas because he's the chairman and he's allowed to do that. >> but he steps back. >> he's still the chairman of the committee. >> we want to cover little more ground. >> i think the question he's raising, senator, and you can fight during the commercial, is is it politically motivated? yes, he has the authority to do so. >> everything is politically motivated.

listen and number two is watch samantha. let's get on with it. [applause]. thank you. thank you for that utterly over-the-top introduction. i'm to keep this brief so that we can get to the fun part. i want to talk about language and i'm going to start with a conversation that i have a few days ago when a few of the russian writers who came here for this came over for dinner and were talking about what everybody in moscow is talking at the moment. the idea of the project is to raise all of the five-story concrete that were constructed during the big push in the 1950s and 60s. the problem with that plan is that all of those buildings have already been demolished. and the project of a raising those from the 1950s and 60s is actually aimed at bringing down other buildings that are in good a plots of land that are suitable for the vomit. they are being classified as five-story apartment buildings. from the 1950s and 60s. and that is actually a problem of language. he once said that in the late soviet time he became obsessed with the hardware store. secretaries was a great w

she could no longer avoid this, and perhaps other folks, including samantha powers can no longer avoid the mounting proof that something went awry on president obama's watch. >> so lock as this is just the -- so long as this is just the beginning, we need to see samantha power. how about bill clinton. talk about that tarmac visit with loretta lynch. what happened there. we know from years ago with the irs scandal that the obama administration used the deep state against it political enemies. so clearly there is plenty going on. it's very significant she is being brought before this committee, but only if there is a long line behind her of people involved in these scandals. charles: i'm not sure honestly bill clinton honestly remembers what happened object that tarmac. but that's a different story. >> i don't think bill clinton or obama will be called up under oath. but ben rhodes, susan rice's deputy needs to be subpoenaed and brought up to the hill, and they have to have a conversation with him about his role in unmasking. charles: susan rice has agreed to go before the senate intel c

susan rice, john brennan, and samantha power. president trump tweeted today... that had to do with the russian investigation but the surprise is these four and coming from devon nunez who i thought has taken a step back. >> kimberly: i think this is a huge story. i'm not sure why it hasn't gotten more coverage. i think it's very significant and should grab the attention of all americans in terms of a privacy grab and surveillance. one of the basic things that we hold near to our hearts and deer in this country. we fought for our liberty, our freedoms, our privacy rights. i think it's important they conduct the investigation and really get to the bottom of this. it can be swept away with an inordinate amount of focus. >> juan: what you think, you have jim call me saying his testimony will come next thursday. you have this ongoing effort, it looks like this is the big story, jesse... >> jesse: i think democrats are going to regret these investigations because i think the russian thing is going to hurt them. it's going to backfire. susan rice, john brennan, samanth

tonight i have the pleasure of introducing heather cabot and samantha walravens as they join us to discuss "geek girl rising." heather is a former abc news correspondent, adjunct professor at columbia university school of journalism. samantha walraven is the editor of torn, a recognized speaker on women and work, a contributor to women at "forbes," the huffington post and disney interactive. please join me in welcoming heather cabot and samantha walraich. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. well, we really appreciate you coming out on a rainy night like this, and this is a super exciting moment for us because, first of all, we're in the same city which we rarely are because i live in new york, and sam lives in san francisco, but this really is the evening before "geek girl rising" comes out. so it's a really special moment for us. and to kick things off, just to give you a taste of what the book is about, we're going to show you a little book trailer first. so let's roll the video. >> i think that women now understand we are not going to get ahead unless we help each other to

please join me in welcoming heather and samantha. [applause] we really appreciate you coming out on a night like this, and this is an exciting moment for us because first of all we are in the same city that we rarely are because we live in the same city of new york but this is the first evening that it comes out, so it is a special moment for us. to kick things off on what the book is about we will show you a book trailer first. let's roll the video. >> i think that women now understand we are not going to get ahead unless we help each other get ahead. i have a female manager and she's the one that helps advocate for me and push beyond my leadership role. the only women that i no know he been able to work the typical jobs give them the opportunity to work at home and travel and everything else they want but also have a job. it's the advantage of the opportunity that exists because there are enough. >> they don't necessarily get it. when i pitched to the group of women, they automatically see the passion that i have for it and immedia

film director roman polanski admitted to statutory rain involving samantha gymer she was 13 before he fled. happened in 1977. she says she has long since forgiven him. today in los angeles, giving her first ever in person appearance to ask the court to finally drop the case against him. >> we have an update about the guy who got stuck on a new york subway missing college graduation. as you may recall, fellow subway riders held impromptu ceremony for jared alcantara. >> the video an internet sensation. well, on thursday, hunter college in queens, gave the nursing graduate personal ceremony. >> oh. >> the first student ever to be honored in that way. >> quite a student. he was late. got the special treatment. >> thanks for helping me have another graduation. if it is really fun. nice to see all of the, these smiles and everything. all of these cameras too. it's, it's really interesting. definitely one to remember. >> oh, man, awesome. >> sure it is, alcantara and his mother drove to the ceremony to avoid subway mishaps this time around. >> learned their lesson. >> he received $500 schol

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susan rice, john brennan and samantha power. inclusion of samantha power has raised some red flags. judge andrew napolitano said this. >> should've had nothing to do with this unless it was for political purposes, so the unmasking is a below the radar screen crisis. occurred at the tail end of the obama administration when they began to fear hey, donald trump might win. >> eboni: michael, i appreciate the judge's enthusiasm. we all know unmasking is not a legal and we the definition, it's a subjective standard. i think that's what's frustrating. eric, you point out how dangerous it is. all anybody has to say is susan rice, she said she needed to know who these people are. where is the crime? >> michael: we have political warfare in this country and we had it for decades. it's only now that the right has started fighting the left, yesterday was having awful comedian with the horrible cartoon. >> eboni: who? >> michael: kathy lee gifford i think. when the corporate press thinks it's her problem, when -- they have to be held with t

the subpoena specifically named susan rice, samantha, and john. tweeting quote the big story is the unmasking and surveillance of people that took place during the obama administration. fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano joins me now and, you know, if there's something there, if, that's scary stuff. >> well, if there's something there, meaning unmasking, the revelation of a person whose communication has been captured by the intelligence community and used for political purposes, we have a very, very serious threat to the republic. so unmasking is only illegal if it's done for the wrong purpose and given to the wrong people. so if susan rice needs to know with whom citizen x is speaking in russia, and she needs to know the name of that person, she's entitled to know it, as long as she uses it for intelligence purposes. but if she uses it for political purposes, or she is unmasking citizen x talking to citizen x and has nothing to do with national security, then we have a very, very serious threat to the integrity of the repub

nothing, 0k7 samantha tomaszczyk covers mergers and acquisitions at dealreporter.oing to get it, do you think? what is the feeling about this particular deal7 what is the feeling about this particular deal? i think it is first important to point out that because of the opacity of the process it has been difficult to gauge. it be read both ways, the question of media put plurality. it will be interesting to read the report and you brought up theissue read the report and you brought up the issue of fitness and propriety which has seen a lot of coverage in the headlines about the sexual harassment case and the racial discrimination cases at fox. our analysis shows that risk may have been slightly overblown by the mainstream press that will be interesting see how ofcom deals with that. are they, kabul, the sexual harassment allegations in the united states and here in 2011, the phone hacking scandal, and the way in which the business is run, that it was run unethically in terms of hacking phones in order to be able to get stories, effectively. is sexual harassment the

others for the obama administration officials, susan rice from the cia director john brennan and samanthahat do -- power. what do you think it means in terms of the unmasking? >> unmasking is letting out who you have intercepted communications from even if it was an accident. for example, the cia or nsa can't basically randomly spy on americans but sometimes if you're spying on a russian, diplomat, you'll pick up a conversation with an american and then in the document that is are put together the name of the american is masked, blacked out in some face but then if you go further and you unmask and you show it to that to people who don't have clearances or don't have a need to know, you for whatever reason, political or whatever you've done a very bad and daughters-in-law thing from the point of classified information. dagen: as a diplomat what business does she have requesting the unmasking of individuals? how often did it happen? who were the trump officials, what was the justification of it in. >> those are all great questions. i don't know. i've had a hard time figuring out what that

the samantha power, totally unheard of.lthough she may be consider in some formal sense a part of the intelligence community. >> who knows. i think there is examination. maria: we will examine in the weeks to come. the thursday testimony will be important. michael mukasey, great to see you. thank you for your insights as always. getting back to live, do we know about the attackers. the man who oversaw the response the man who oversaw the response to the boston marathon attack as i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. the man who oversaw the response to the boston marathon attack as i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well fitting dentures let in food particles just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made even the kiwi an enjoyable ex

embassador to the united nations samantha power. we are bag with dan henninger, kim stossel and board member rigo. how significant is this in -- >> the only crimes that have been committed have been the leaking of classified information to deal with mr. flynn and others and what was notable about the subpoenas this week is that we have a new name of somebody who unmasked a trump official, we don't know who yet, which trump official. paul: are we sure samantha power unmasked? do we know that for sure? >> he would not be sending unless she hadn't done it. it's a very strong bet that that is indeed the case. paul: she has not commented on this, has she? >> not so far. we don't know. but we have had susan rice all but confirmed that she did, indeed, unmask trump officials and mr. brennan too. so it'll be interesting to see what she has to say because it's very difficult to come up with a good reason for why the former embassador to the united nations would be unmasking officials. paul: all right, what about devin nunes and the democrats

the samantha power, totally unheard of.ugh she may be considered in some formal sense a part of the intelligence community. >> who knows. i think there is examination. maria: we will examine in the weeks to come. the thursday testimony will be important. michael mukasey, great to see you. thank you for your insights as always. getting back to live, do we know about the attackers. the man who oversaw the response to the boston marathon attack as you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network pe

he pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting samantha, 13 at the time. he fled to france before the sentencing. today samantha asked them to dismiss the case. >> he wasie sentence and he owes me nothing, he owes the state of california nothing except to show up here eventually i think. larry: polanski claimed the judge in case who is now deceased said he wouldn't honor the plea agreement. chelsea manning speaking out to abc news for the first time. the former army soldier who is transgender is out of prison is pardoned for her role leaking documents to wikileaks. lindsey mastis has the latest on this. lindsey: chelsea manning is releasing why. >> all this, the death, destruction and mayhem and eventually i stopped seeing just the statistics and the information. i started to see people. lindsey: manning is convicted of releasing documents. but she was acquitted of the serious charge and as for being pardoned by president obama -- >> thank you. a chance is all i wanted. lindsey: manning has been sentenced to 35 years in prison. the longest for an american

the samantha power, totally unheard of.hough she may be considered in some formal sense a part of the intelligence community. >> who knows. i think there is examination. maria: we will examine in the weeks to come. the thursday testimony will be important. michael mukasey, great to see you. thank you for your insights as always. getting back to live, do we know about the attackers. the man who oversaw the response to the boston marathon attack as they look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." maria: welcome back. now more aftermath of the london attacks that investigators trying to figure out whether the man behind last night of the terror attack had in the help. to do right now is daniel lansky, the former superintendent in chief for the boston police department. he led the department in the wake of the marathon bombing. he joins us right now. thank you for weighing in this morning. tell me what took place after the attacks in boston and how investigators right now are leading to her trying to find out the specific

. >>> police identified the woman as samantha patton. monday night they saw her push the child out of the stock car and drive away. the girl was not hurt. patton was arrested and booked on suspicion of child endangerment>>> prosecutors charged the 36 your old woman with felony child abuse for shopping methamphetamine into a two-year-old boy's mouth at people's park in berkeley. police say it happened on monday while the child was under the supervision of his many. suspect sayyadina thomas did not know the boy. the child is home and is expected to make a full recovery.>>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 5:30 pm. the smart train is being pushed back again.>>> rob tells us that would give the public a chance to sample the surface.>> reporter: commuters have been eagerly awaiting the smart train rail service will have to wait a little longer. the system previously had anticipated starting late last year and later this spring but today the official site that is been pushed back perhaps to july but could g

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david: the big question about samantha power, why would the u.n.mbassador need to unmask an individual in a foreign investigation by a fisa court? >> excellent question and begs question why we allow our people within our government to do that at all. why we allow people within our government to search databases known to take records of substance much communications going on with american people. that is the problem. david: is unmasking and leaking a bigger story than the question of collusion which so far no, no intelligence agency can confirm? >> in my mind as i see it, yes, absolutely yes. some of my democratic colleagues who have seen more classified information than i have so far, looked at this have seen no evidence of collusion so far. by contrast we see all kinds of evidence unmasking might have occurred. we know human nature as such, things happen unless we have procedures in place to protect them. david: nobody is better describing human nature and coming up with a system incorporating human nature as our founding father. >> indeed. david

samantha! >> some of them behind -- >> i saw isabella. >> my gic you meet somebody in the marriage relationship health section, maybe that's the person you stay clear of. >> oh. >> if they're already reading up on how to make their marriage work. >> you're so smart, chuck. >> hopefully everybody needs a best friend in the world. there's my best buddy right there. it doesn't have to be a dog picture. i put this out yesterday because as harry truman said, if you want a friend in washington, you've got to get a dog. that's why i put it up there. you can send us pictures of your best friend people, #nbc4dc and #bestfriendsday. we'd love to see you and your best friends whether they be four legged or two legged. beautiful morning. temperatures nice and cool. maybe one of our last really cool mornings for quite some time. tomorrow morning also in the 50s. thereafter, quite the warming trend coming our way. >>> today we will be in and out of the clouds and the sunshine gettinut amount of sunshine earl

what they're targeting are unmask requests related to john brennan, samantha power, and susan rice. again, this is a very political issue. this is an issue that republicans are facing a lot of concerns about. the white house has raised a lot of concerns about. i can't undercore enough, there is a split here between what the chairman is doing on the unmasking issue that is separate from what that investigation is supposed to be directed at. >> phil, thanks very much. jim sciutto, thanks to you as well. let's get the latest on the russia investigation. from the ranking democrat of the house intelligence committee, california congressman adam schiff is joining us now live from los angeles. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. good to be with you. >> we have a lot to discuss. first let me get your reaction. we've been reporting investigators are looking into whether the attorney general jeff sessions had a private meeting with the russian ambassador during the campaign that had not been disclosed. two u.s. senators have written letters asking for an investigati

comedian will ferrell delivering a giant check to samantha.is new movie where they run a casino in their basement to pay for their daughter's tuition. she realized it was made out for $100,000. good for her. >> that is some kind of scholarship she just won. >> you love to see good things happen to good people. with her dad going through that, difficult for her. >> love the way they did that, too. >>> you are not going to love this. dangerous heat blanketing the western part of the country. they're expecting a high of 116 degrees in las vegas today. it's reached the point that many flights are having to be canceled now because certain planes cannot take off in that kind of extreme heat. >>> and zoo animals are spending plenty of time in cool mud and water in arizona. officials are closing this zoo actually at noon each day this week so they can focus on the care of the animals. temperature in phoenix could top out at 120 today. you just want to stay in the water, guys. >> nothing like a little mud to cool you off. somebody knows very well the d

ever watch samantha bee?f you like preachy self righteousness in massive doses, that's the show for you. or try john oliver or bill maher or trevor noah or stephen colbert. some of these guys used to be funny, but not samantha bee, she was never funny. now, they are playing to the biases and vanities of their audiences and it's working, which means they are all the exactly the same, prisoners of conformity, which is always the sworn enemy of art. step out of line and you pay the price, as dave chapelle, who is a genius, learned when he returned from retirement long ago and dared to gore a sacred cow or two. that used to be what comedians did and we were grateful to hear someone tell the truth. now they are booed off the stage for daring to do that. humor is dead. politics killed it. ben kissel is a comedian. he joins us to mourn.n ben, i know we are not on the same side politically, i doubt any comedian agrees with my politics. but i think you'll agree, kathy griffin is just not funny. i know a lot of people