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as the chairman said, there was always someone looking for sargent johnson. >> u.s.ave said american, french or nigerian forces were always looking for sargent johnson amid fears he had been taken captive. his body was discovered by niger forces and a u.s. drone was sent overhead minutes after the attack and it was unarmed. u.s. forces in africa have long complain about the lack of eras es." the hunt for isis in al qaeda is spreading to more countries this year the u.s. military dropped bombs in six different countries libya, syria, iraq, yemen and afghanistan. a new aumf or war authorization has been ill luciferin the past because congress has not been able to get the votes in both this administration and the last have not wanted to con strain the pentagon or state department with new narrow authorities limited in time and geography. >> melissa: jennifer thank you. >> david: john boehner un restrained the former speak of the house calling it as he sees it speaking about his former colleagues saying, "goudy, that's my guy even though he doesn't know how to dress, and

just do or don't like nobody you know visitation i don't no one comes in anymore we don't have to sargent anymore it's cost effective that's what they want to. know and they don't give a damn if you do the chores and not actually pay enough to put it back into. the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the u.s.n. breach what she could is behind such success. with the law. hundreds of thousands approaching unity supporters rally in false alone accusing catalonia deposed president of creating a cry.

saturday morning i'm saying a final farewell to a fallen hero funeral services will be held forearm it sargent ladavid johnson, one of the four americans killed this month and the services will be held in cooper city, florida. wilson leaves behind a child, two children, a wife and another child arriving in january. and in other news the preliminary damage estimate on the wildfires in california are topping a billion dollars and that figure is expected to go up as crews come through the devastation. the fires killing at least 42 people and destroying more than 8,000 buildings. some people now returning home for the first time since the fires broke out just two weeks ago. i'm in washington now back to bulls & bears of course for all your headlines log on to fox news.com. >> we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive highly classified information. we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal ch

sargent j-d nelson with the alameda county sheriff's department says the best thing you can do beforelp arrives is run. (darya) the department says they'll most likely add this latest tragedy to their training. (mark) fleet week is underway in san francisco... and one local high school band has the opportunity to perform at golden gate park for a chance to win money to support their music program. (darya) kron 4's jeff bush has the story. nat sound marching practicethe california high school marching band in san ramon has been practicing their performance with an additional fervor this week.you want to stand big, you want to have your elbows separated. you don't want your upper body to support your elbows.for the first time the award winn

lauren: from rms, katrina shish and film critic mike sargent joins us now. good to see both of you.e stories you just don't know where to begin. let's begin here, katrina. obviously having an effect at the box office. >> absolutely. people have been suspicious of hollywood for quite some time and this is making i would say that real people like you and me saying what is this monster that is produced in the supposedly blocked buster hits, whether you call it her dear hollywood, a lot of people are now questioning not only the motives of hollywood that is this really an industry i want to support with my hard-earned dollars. >> hollywood is making this to take her name off some films are pushed by films altogether. >> part of the problem here is that weinstein, the brand name sexual harassment. it means behind the scenes you've got somebody who essentially has been a monster, depraved, everything that we've heard it happen in hollywood or the whole concept of someone who will hold your career or dreams in your hand and crush it. i think what she said, this is going to affect the box o

most senior military staff, talking really tough on north korea, iran and isis, with me now retired sargentllow at the london center for policy research and mike waller information operations vice president at the center for security policy. mike let me start with you. you know, what's really interesting about that scene and i think you could actually sense or feel the tension there is that some of those, some of the be men there, some of these military leaders recently have said or suggested policies that counter some of the things we've heard or believe that president trump believes in. now everyone applauds the fact that they're getting there. they get together and talk about this, but president trump pretty stern about north korea being de nuclearized about iran and them not being in the spirit of this nuclear deal and some of the other things including a $700 billion budget so what's your take ultimately on what happens after tonight? >> after tonight on the-- >> charles: with respect to policy in general. for instance mattis comes out and says we should stay in the iran deal. i don't

fredrico wilson less in in on a phone call president trump made to the widow of the fallen hero, sargent ladavid johnson. here is john kelly in his own words. >> most americans don't know what happens when we lose one of our soldiers, sailors and marine s, coastguardsmen in combat so let me tell you what happens. their buddies wrap them up in whatever passes of the shrowd, puts them on a helicopter as a routine and sends them home. their first stop along the way is when they're packed in ice, typically at the airhead and then flown to europe where they're then packed in ice again and flown to dover air force base, where dover takes care of the remains embalms them, meticulously dresses them in their uniform with the medals they've earned, the emblems of their service, and puts them on another airplane linked up with a casualty officer, escort that takes them home. a very very good movie to watch if you haven't ever seen it is " taking chance" where this is done in a movie hbo setting, chance phelps was killed under my command right next to me and it's worth seeing that if you've never se

this as cnn aired video of president trump's phone conversation with the widow of army staff sargenteck of time-warner that ended the day in the red. let's bring in gold star mother debbie lee. her son mark allen lee was the first navy seal killed in iraq in 2006. debbie is also the founder of america's mighty warriors. debbie, good to see you. we are so sorry for your loss. tell us about your son and what happened. >> thank you. mark was the first navy seal that was killed in iraq on august 2, 2006. amazing, another example of one of ourself less warriors and heros. he stood up in the direct line of fire three different times that day willingly made the choice to give his life, to save the lives of his teammates and to give us the freedoms that we enjoy in america each and every day. it was a little over 11 years since we lost him and as a gold star mother, you learn ways to cope, you learn ways to manage the grief, but that grief never goes away. you always have an empty spot there and i miss him deeply every day and some days are harder than others but very proud of that young man

sargent said this was like a war zone as dozens and dozens and dozens of patients are right.battle to save lives is continuing. but only so much that you can do. this man lost his wife. she was very active in the church. i cannot believe that she is gone. my eight—year—old daughter is at home. i have no idea how i am going to tell her. she loved her so much. it is good to be devastating. many lives have been saved thanks to the people of the city. thousands have volunteered to give blood to help. people need to show their support and there is a lot of people injured on the strip, i used to work in a trauma centre here and i know the importance of donating blood. it's been surprisingly communal. i think people are bonding together through this in a way that sometimes is very difficult in las vegas. the grief is both personal and extensive, the scale of the suffering inflicted here is difficult to comprehend and even harder to bear. james cook, bbc news, las vegas. we are going to be speaking to correspondence in america later. but we can't return to that address from king feli

area, ok im leaving right now i was in santa rosa with the san francisco police department i'm with sargentl hoever the issue she comes across more than looters are people who often make their way into the restricted areas for various reasons where you trying to go, (right there) out house is right by that fence right there) i'll be more than happy to take a photo with youofficers drive all over the closed areas to keep non-essential personnel out for several reasons, there are still lots of down power lines and basically it's just not safe it's interesting to see life go on as normal like here on wikiup road where mail is still being delivered even in the burned out areas as much as the police would like to permit residents into the restricted area their orders are to keep the area clear until its safe im gonna have to ask you guys to get out of this area for a little bit . this couple wanted to open a safe so she could see if here wedding ring survived the firewe can't have anybody digging in the rubble because we got power lines down so its just not safe right now the couple apparenlty w

gerald ford, kurt vonnegut, potter stewart, gore vidal, sargent shriver, in late 20th century america, in the late 30s, passionately opposed the idea of american involvement in world war ii. >> i did not know about that when i started research for "those angry days: roosevelt, lindbergh, and america's fight over world war ii, 1939-1941". "those angry days: roosevelt, lindbergh, and america's fight over world war ii, 1939-1941" was the story of how america moved from a strong feeling of isolationism in 1939-40 and started gradually think maybe this is our war and it is about the fight in this country, what we would do, whether we would help britain and whether we would enter the war, a really brutal fight. as i said, one of the things that surprised me on the side of the isolationists, a lot of college students who basically said this is not our war. look what happened in world war i, supposed to make the world safe for democracy and we got hitler. obviously they were going to be the ones on the front lines. why should we fight? it is not our war, not our fight. offers men from john f.

i do want to bring you headlines starting with disgraced army sargent bowe bergdahl expected to pleady. we were joined earlier telling us how that could play out. >> there are men who don't get to live at all, so much less even enjoy a hot meal in prison, so to me justice is life in prison. >> abby: bowe bergdahl was captured by the taliban back in 2009 while on patrol in afghanistan and five years later the obama administration traded five stall it ban terrorists to get him back and he faces life in prison if convicted. and some major weakness in the nfl. the green bay packers going head-to-head with the minnesota vikings and later the kansas city chiefs facing off with the pittsburgh steelers, and another day of football means another day of protests which are now going international a german soccer team taking a knee in solidarity with the nfl players and now a former player says the protests are about more than racial inequalities take a listen. >> it's also again from what i'm hearing from players directly involved in these talks, they're telling me it's also about the gender pay

i want to send a huge congratulations to the sargent shriver national center on poverty and law whichala in chicago. thank you for 50 years of fighting for equal opportunity and justice for the country's most vulnerable. shri more "am joy" after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about what people want. honey, do we have like a super creamy cheese with taco spice already in it? oh, thanks. bon appe-cheese! okay... when you think of saving money, what comes to mind? your next getaway? connecting with family and friends? a big night out? or maybe your everyday shopping. whatever it is, aarp member advantages can help save you time and money along the way. so when you get there, you can enjoy it all the more. for less. surround yourself with savings at aarpadvantages.com >> that does it for me. "am joy" will be back and alex witt. >> another stellar sunday from my sister, joy. listen, parts of your conversations with frederica wilson, nancy pelosi make way from your show into mine. thank you for that. >

kennedy, gerald ford,nee sargent shriver, all household names in 20th centur century ama but earlier in their lives they had something else in common in the late 30s and even into the 40s they were opposed to the idea of american involvement in world war ii. >> that is one of the more interesting things i did not know about that until i started research. it was a story of how america moved from a strong feeling of isolationism in 1939, 1940 andiu then started thinking maybe this is our war and the book is aboua the fight in this country about what we would do about the war and whether it would help britain or not and it was a really brutal fight. one of the things that surprised me on the side of theeis isolationist is a lot of college students who basically said this is not our war. look what happened to world war i we were supposed to make it safe for democracy and we got hitler. they were going to be the ones on the front line. why should we fight this. it's not our war, it's not our fight. in aland all those men from johg kennedy on, they were college students and they were part

. >> pete: well another story we're following this morning you remember unfortunately army sargent bowee spent and ultimately now he's decided he will be pleading likely ap is reporting he will be pleading guilty to desertion, but he was claiming it wasn't and the other people claiming it wasn't desertion was the obama white house back in june of 2014. let's bring you back to that time. >> there was a lot of questions about how he originally was captured and whether or not he desserted his post. will he be disciplined or already paid the price? >> certainly, anybody whose been held in those conditions in captivity for five years has paid an extraordinary price but that is really not the point. the point is that he's back. he's going to be safely reunited with his family. he served the united states with honor and distinction. >> pete: well the point is maybe he didn't serve the united states with honor and distinction. he desserted his post. pete you're a military guy. how does that make you feel? how would it make you feel if he was in your unit and you lost men going out there? >> pet