shea: personnel system. mr. devine: personnel system. by a miracle, he and his guys got this thing through congress. it was in the wake of 9/11, and it was to have a real personnel system again of evaluating people's performance and giving them pay based on their performance. and the reaction to 9/11, what they did at the department of defense and homeland security -- that is half the government, the civilian government, really. oh, boy, had this great thing gone through congress, well, a couple years later under the obama administration, it is out. the unions did not like it and voted out by congress. it is so rare to get congress to do something so brave like that, and then the same thing happened with carter's civil-service reform act. they started nibbling away at it right from the day it took effect. i was there, and maybe it was my fault. we do not get along too well with congress. but you mentioned ash, and i get to tell one of the greatest stories about government management. i always tell it. he was giving a speech, and he was c

ceo of shea radiance. in the smallth business community. mark: great interview.r joining us. 10,000 small businesses event. time for our bloomberg quick take. there is a philosophical contest being caught under the banner of net neutrality. it means everything on the internet should be equally accessible. great ideas compete on equal terms with big money. interpreting it is a different story. here's the situation. the fcc has voted to start dismantling the net neutrality rules. prefer bidsly broadband providers from interfering with web traffic. under president obama the fcc had imposed increased government oversight of broadband traffic. internet service providers were treated as public utilities and were for bid and from locking or slowing the content of rivals. term network neutrality was coined in 2002 by a law professor. he argued no authority should be able to decide what kind of information was and was not allowed on the internet. he also recognized the expense of maintaining network hardware. he proposed the providers should be allowed to charge based on

shea: personnel system. mr. devine: personnel system. his guyscle, he and got this thing through congress. andas in the wake of 9/11, it was to have a real personnel system again of evaluating people's performance and giving them pay based on their performance. and the reaction to 9/11, what they did at the department of --ense and homeland security that is half the government, the civilian government, really. oh, boy, had this great thing gone through congress, well, a couple years later under the obama administration, it is out. the unions did not like it and voted out by congress. -- it is so rare to get congress to do something so brave like that, in the same thing happen with carter's civil-service reform act. they started niggling away at it right from the day it took effect. it was mye and maybe fault. we do not get along too well with congress. but you mentioned ash, and i get s one of the greatest stories about government management. i always tell it. he was giving a speech and he was chairman of intel or the president of intel

shea cotton, thank you very a much indeed. thank you.d held for nearly a week in italy has returned to the uk. italian police believe chloe ayling was attacked and drugged before attempts were made to sell her in an online auction. a polish man, who lives in the uk, has been arrested. gavin lee reports from milan. held captive inside this isolated italian farmhouse, the bizarre and elaborate kidnap allegation centres on how 20—year—old model chloe ayling, from south london, was duped into leaving the uk for a photoshoot in milan. once inside this fake studio, she is said to have been snatched by three men and injected with the drug ketamine. unconscious, she was bundled into this bag, placed in the boot of a car and driven away. while chloe ayling was held captive in this house behind me, the police statement says she was tied to furniture, a chest of drawers, whilst the kidnappers tried to sell her on the dark web, and then raise a ransom. three weeks ago, chloe ayling finally fled her captors but stayed in italy to help investigators.

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shea provided this image. dublin city officials tell abc 7 news they have net to receive any formal proposal for this project. >>> a tees piece of evidence may have been found in the db cooper case. a strap that's believed to be bart part of his pair chutd was found in the pacific northwest if the has been turned over to the fbi for evidence. colbert maintains the website db cooper kok. the mystery began in 1971 when he pair chuted from a boeing 747 with dwo hundred thousand dollars in ransom money. a spokesperson for the fbi did not comment on that discovery. >>> a man is accused of trying to detonate what he thought was an explosive-filled van outside of a bank in oklahoma city. >> turns out to wasn't. we have the details. >> reporter: in this morning's first look, 23-year-old jerry var nel is behind bars. he was planning to blow a bank building in downtown oklahoma city. >> he had several components to make a large vehicle born iebd and loaded if in noo a cargo van. >> reporter: a plat similar to timothy mc

shea provided this had mock-up.ublin city officials del us they have yet to receive any formal proposal for this project. >>> coming up next, a story you'll see only on abc7 news. the eye team digs into vit io taped evidence given by a man who accepted a long prison sentence for lewd acts on a child but still insists he did nothing wrong. >>> also, how a stunt woman lost her life today while filming "the "dead pool"" sequel and singer taylor swift >>> live where you live. this is abc7 news. >>> are you a pedophile? >> absolutely not. >> two weeks ago there los gatos marketing executive pleaded no contest to molesting his adopted son from russia, but that is not the end of the story. the defendant agreed to a 24-year prison sentence but in response to a lawsuit filed by the victim, he denies abusing the boy. abc7 news iteam obtained that deposition video and dan noise has a report you will see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: it's an incredible coincidence. >> we became interested in the possibility of adoption. >> re

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. >>> more on that statue in a moment but f racism is what header heyer's loved ones saying sheas killed n charlottesville on saturday. the 32-year-old group of counter protesters werentohem at a white nationalist rally. he's behind bars and facing her death happening live right now hundreds are gathered right now in inside of a public memorial honoring her mourners were asked to wear purple. heis her mother. >>> meantime president trump is dealing with more fallout from hictly who was to blame fort weekend violence in charlottesville the backlash to his fiery comments is coming fromid of the aisle. >> excuse me. president trump is facingisan ce appeared sympathetic toward the white that clashed with counter demonstrators during rally in virginia last weekend. nople were neonatzis believe me. not all of those people were >> yesterday during a press conference meant to announce infrastructure plans doubled down on his earlier comments blaming both sides for thele >> so i only tell you this. there are two sides to a stoha a horrible moment for ourhorrible. >> reporter: mr. trump grew frust

he's suspected of stabbing a man last night at about 6:30 in the evening in the area of lewis and sheats. described as a black male who is bald. standing five feet, eight inches tall with a multi-colored t-shirt, blue jeans and black and white nike sneakers. >>> a dozen enemy in philadelphia and oxford circle woke up to a mangled mess. a driver suspects of dui is responsible. jer jericho has details. >> reporter: yolanda woke up and assessed the damage to her suv. skid marks and busted car parts show the path of an out of control driver around 3 a.m. he struck 27 cars, witness say, just riding on three tires. >> we were coming home. walked up to the car and this driver, smoke everywhere, was coming. he turned. we almost got hit. >> reporter: a surveillance camera shows the tail end of the mile long rampage. hits a parked vehicle and catches fire and keeps going. >> his car would only drive sideways. hit every car. >> reporter: elizabeth says the owners of some of the cars he had previously hit were following close behind. >> the cars were chasing him. while he was going sideways down t

two wickets fell in the first two balls today, shea hope batted beautifully yesterday, gone first ball for 114. shane dowrich was out next, and england after the start. should have been better after that, stewart brought tempted jermaine blackwood into a shot, it went straight to moeen ali, you would put your house on moeen ali catchiness. he dropped it. —— stuart broad. after that, the west indies piled environs, they scored quickly, number in the advantage, by determining when had bowled them out, there were 160 runs ahead. a significant advantage, and pressure on this england batting line—up. they have not been firing over this summer, and this isjudgments time with the ashes coming up, an important afternoon i head for england. white may could see the disappointment on stuart broad's face. ben stokes on his best behaviour. he will have to be. when he swore yesterday, it was picked up bya he swore yesterday, it was picked up by a microphone and he was given a new reprimand and a demerit point. some debate about whether you should be punished for swearing in frustration in sport, but

. >> too shea. roxanna, thank you. >> well, wine makers in italy have jumped started this year 's grape harvest about ten days early. high temperatures and drought in that country have take answer toll on italian wine production this year. wine makers are facing a ten to 15% decline in production. so, that means, less wine. violent hail storms, spring frost, also hurt the games. but there is some good news. the heat prevented fungus and disease from getting a grip on the vine, that could improve the quality of the wine that is made. >> governor chris christie signs new law focused on protect dogs in new jersey. those fighting animal cruelty, applauded the governor's mover yesterday. under the new law dogs can no longer be chained or tethered outside overnight between the hours of 11 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. if the dog is chained for more than 30 minute during the day, they must be fix affix today light weight chain or rope at least 15 feet long, also access to clean food, water and shelter. >> for certain

shea to discuss the new bill by its europe so one happy with these and russia sanctions well it's young america's the band leader what's good for america it's do it our way or take the high way trump himself called this spill significantly flawed if that's the case why did he sign it good question i'm sure you have his reasons you have his hands tied probably you did if you do need it if you don't some of it is something he was catering to the american public that they want they want to see him sign these sanctions well if that's the case a serious statement of affairs of what is america sort of underlines an intolerance and a lack of desire to get at what the truth is in fact look he was voted into someone different not to be a republican a democrat to be an american to safeguard american interests not necessarily our interests in the persian gulf or in iceland or whatever in the usa the sounds i have been tied to these sanctions the most they're going to affect russia iran china or even trump himself all of the above all of the above and more . we have left is the era of even trying t

which has launched several attacks against the shea minorities hundreds in afghanistan. has claimed responsibility. worshippers in kabul attending friday afternoon prayers were panicked and distraught. after a suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance to a shiite mosque. many were injured and dozens including the cleric were killed. gunmen took over separate prayer areas for women and men fully many people hostage. muslim just send us and i was trying to escape over a wall when i saw my daughter. who was wounded trying to climb the wall as well? there was another girl who was shot in her head. i saw the body myself if i can make a little. for them i find the amount skate with. and a police officer escorted us to safety from the back of the mosque magnification. the gun shots and knife attack witnesses reported that. use a rocket propelled grenade launcher. by evening. authorities and the area was here and the attackers were dead. you know you don't know according to the reports from the police in the national directorate of security there were four attackers. one sc

you have to remember that chile is a country that even in 1990 was under military rule underpin 0'sheaen welcomed by gay advocates in chile saying it's a step in the right direction towards getting rid of discrimination. that's why it matters so much. they are pleased with what has happened but there is a long way to do. why did bachelet choose now to push the agenda? she is a woman of quite liberal tendencies, although quite conservative in her own way. she did lead the un women department of the un fora time. lead the un women department of the un for a time. i think she wanted to leave a legacy for chile and the women of chile and poor minorities who have been gender repressed, so to speak. this is her legacy for chile to return it to what it once was, a liberal society. we'll what happens. we can turn to some business news. the us dollar weakened today — hitting an 18 month low against the euro as the prospect of an interest rate rise has receded. tropical storm harvey has led analysts to assume the us central bank will not want to risk curbing economic growth by raising rates. mic

one man in the eye of that storm was young prodigy shea, the boss of the european central bank. total evaporation, total desperation of a normal money market on one of the two big money markets in the world was something which had not been experienced since world war ii. we were amazed, we had only a short period of time, because if we had waited for one day, then we would have a full day without any money market functioning in euros in the morning, it was the only big—money market in the world. the new york market in the world. the new york market was not open yet, so we decided to be extremely bold, and to give all the liquidity which was asked by the banks, and they asked us asked by the banks, and they asked us 95 billion euros. before we finish this edition, i want to bring you a story just finish this edition, i want to bring you a storyjust coming into the newsroom , you a storyjust coming into the newsroom, the united nations migration agency says up to 50 migrants have been deliberately drowned by people smugglers off yemen. let's show you where we are talking about her

shea's father, nbc sports and golf channel announcer david feherty tweeting my firstborn son is goneday. bless his sweetheart. i will fight on. a plane know, texas, police report says shea's mother called 911 to her home early saturday morning, she was doing cpr on her son by the time poce arrived. >> good evening and welcome. >> david feherty's spirited personality has been a feature of golf coverage for two decades, but he has fought his own battle with depression and addiction, as he told bryant gumbel last year on hbo's real sports. >> i had bad elbows when i played and i got into painkillers. >> percocet, vicodin. >> yeah, vicodin mostly, percocet if i got lucky and i needed more and more to get to that place where i wanted to be, comfortably numb. >> reporter: this week is new federal health study revealed one-third of american adults used prescription opioids in 2015, that's 92 million people and david feherty telling rolling stone in 2015 there was cocaine, there was dope. when i think about it now, i'm like, why am i alive? a struggle with addiction david feherty shaved with

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let's take a look and shea you the latest satellite radar picture. you see how big it is. the storm itself making its way, the buzz saw of the hurricane making its way close to corpus christi. we've got rain bands close to the new orleans area. a very large storm. you can see here the latest advisory has this as now category three storm. this would be the first major hurricane to hit the u.s. since 2005. that was portions of florida, including miami. did a lot of damage down that way. 120 mile an hour winds, and it is still sunday, monday, tuesday, exiting the coast and possibly reentering as another strong hurricane. so this is something we'll be watching very closely. the biggest threat here is going to be the rain. but today the big threat will be the storm surge and the wind. you can see the first of the rain band is right there. this is one of the strongest rain bands coming right on, obviously the strongest is right down around there. that's where we're had the 120 mile an hour winds gusts up to 140 miles an hour, this is moving to the northwest and off on that track

that brings us to former chair of diversity for the trump campaign, donald shea says the president hit ground running and americans want congress to catch up. >> our president, the political rockstar that he is hit the ground running, got us out of tpb, out of the paris accord, 1 million jobs in the economy, stockmarkets booming, military stronger, illegal aliens down 78%, refugees down 50%. he is doing his job. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan and the republicans and obstructionist democrats and obstructionist republicans need to be on board that train. it is an issue of donald trump is going to make america great again, we are going to help him do that and that is what congress is there for. he ran on repeal and replace seven years, he has only been here six months, why hasn't it been done? jolene: a major win in the war on terror under the trump administration, us military just confirming they have carried out two massive drone strikes taking out cold-blooded killers is affiliated with al qaeda in somalia. the ap report successful attack killed high level out shabaab leader. earlier th

sheas and was the show case's guest of honor.o pizza and a smoke break for ben. >> enjoy. >> and wheres was his ex-jen during the day? just having a picture perfect stroll with ben's mom, chris. >> just getting posted all over the internet that claims you, a, are leaving the view, to pursue your passion for this bs skin care product. >> she's actually one of the several stars like oprah, even pallyez per that have been caught up in the scam. it's ripping off stars and fans to sell their bogus face cream. >> it's not great to have fake news that i'm leaving the show but there it was. i'm backing a skin cream? where's the check? >> promising skin care products. it's so bold they even use photos of her to sell the products. >> so far what we found there are eight websites at least to use her name to promote multiple skin care products. >> what's your initial reaction? >> just complete anger. i notice they have put oprah's picture in this story. eva longoria. i would never ask oprah to indoors a product of mine. and that's what it lo

just as i was getting ready to get up and go home, a lady got out of a car, and she was dressed li sheasi don't know, a prostitur something. and something about her triggered me. >> pritchett abducted his victim in her own car and sped away. >> but then as i was driving out of the parking lot, she started to reach for the door handle to get out, and i grabbed her arm and pulled her back. and then she didn't try any more after that. >> were you threatening her? >> no. i did verbally say "don't do that again or i'll kill you." when this took place -- i wanted something that i didn't have. i wanted to try all of the different positions and ways to have sex. it became an obsession with me. >> pritchett released his victim and eluded capture, but his obsession soon returned. >> then it was about three, four weeks later, the thoughts came up again -- you got away with it this time, go and do it again, get what you want this time. went to another shopping center. i stopped at this lady's car, and i, like, put my head in, like i was getting in the car, and she, like, freaked out and grabbed my h

three, and she shea pretty tough life, and got up at 5 o'clock every ready, was t herself at work by 7:00 and did everything she could to take care of me. able to show be it to her, and she was ill then, year, justved another a little more than another year, me, a little less than a year. january 6. next host: so what's it like to live in the white house. pres. bush: do you want to know said? y mother host: well, i guess so. [laughter] off bush: get your feet the jeffersonian table. [laughter] host: your mother was proud, of course. think about this, there's only ne woman who ever had a son become president of the united states whose father was of the united states, abigail adams. who mother was the only one saw her husband be president and her son. pretty unusual. pres. bush: yeah, it is. host: so today, when you were living in the white house, some it a prison because you really can't get out that much, or do you enjoy it, it's a thing. you have all these servants there. you can go to camp david when you want. live there sure to or not so much? pres. clinton: i think if you informa

and brunell shea. i make sure i say that. did i pronounce that? it's sha. sorry about that. the former vice chair of diversity outreach for the national -- i want to play two clips back to back. first one is from today. second is from last night. >> it is time to heal the wounds that divide us. and to seek a new unity based on the common values that unite us. we are one people with one home and one great flag. we are not defined by the color of our skin. the figure on our paycheck or the party of our politics. so, so -- >> they were having a hard time with that one because i said everything. i hit them with neo-nazi, i hit them with everything. i got the white supremacist, the neo-nazi. i got them all in there. kkk. we have kkk. i got them all. so they're having a hard time. so what did they say? right. it should have been sooner. he's a racist. >> so how do you make sense of that? is he speaking out of both sides of his mouth? >> kkk, don, we have kkk. the first clip you played of the president speaking today when he was taking the more somber tone, it's a version of the "w

. >> second day, we lose our only other medic we've got and that's dan shea and i got him and got his> then 23-year-old mccloughan was left to care for his company by himself. according to his company he repeated by ran into the fray to pull the injured to safety and returned for more without hesitation. >> i'm weaving and literally could hear and see the bullets skipping off the ground. they're firing at me. >> he sustained injuries from a grenade explosion but pushed through his wounds to save the lives of others. when he was given a direct order to evacuate for safety, he refused. according to the army he knocked out an enemy position with a grenade. is he credit ied with saving the lives of ten men in vietnam. as the nation shows gratitude for his valor today, he says he's thankful to the army for building his character. >> before today, olympic mccloughan earned the bronze star and the purple heart. we send him our gratitude today from everyone here at "the lead." be sure to follow me @jake tapper or tweet the show at the lead cnn. we read them. i'm jake tapper. have a great nigh

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. >> hi, my name is sean shea. a researcher at the sis program appeared in the beginning of your talk, sir, you've mentioned that there were three ways in which reform is conducted typically. new strategy, new weapon system or you lose a war. with regard to the first, you also mentioned that it was a.k.a. m.d. korean air missile defense, detail trade and kampr. these who are new whether it's a ballistic missile or high-tech missile defenses such as the patriot. can you discuss further as to how you think this strategy will affect modernization going forward? i know you mentioned how much this has caused. they are taken away from training development, perhaps from equipment, so at the basic level, would you mind discussing more as to how see this going forward on what your thoughts on the pros and cons of this? >> i should probably avoid answering not good to be honest with you, i am a little weary because, so the missile is on average two to $3 million, whether it's ballistic, but if you think about it, at the sout

last is robert shea, a principal in the public sector with over 220 years of federal government experience. he leads the public sector strategy in communication team and is a member of the performance transformation team. he was recently appointed to the statutory create a commission on evidence-based policymaking, a subject near and dear to my heart. previously, robert was associate director for administration and government reform at the office of management and budget. robert led president bush's performance improvement initiative and administer the program assessment rating tool. before joining omb, robert served as counsel to the senate committee on governmental affairs. rachel, i will now turn this event over to you. >> thank you, david vitter is my pleasure to be here today. i've had the opportunity at heritage to work on the production of all of our blueprint for reform, for reorganization. they begin with the blueprint for balance and then the blueprint for reform, a blueprint for new administration and now this one. i will just put in it like at the beginning, blueprint for balan

ajohn 0'shea been to north korea, i have.he country is under victory, people are paid in potato rice, that is the payment. how capable will be the? having there are parts of the north korean military and specifically the clea nser korean military and specifically the cleanser and strategic force, that they would carry out any operational plan to strike guam. but they are getting there in terms of intercontinental blitzing missiles. however, i don't think that north korea would carry out any kind of invasion of south korea. there are steps, certainly, things that are more likely, artillery fire, for example. 0r selling, not only over the maritime border but also over the land border. the problem is that president in the past had been quite predictable, they have made clear that their policy on north korea. i think it is clear in the last few months at president trump is anything but predictable. certainly. i think north korea has only puzzled that the examples of libya and iraq in terms of what happens when you give up your nu

someone reads about margaret shea smith and says that's i'm going do. it will happen. it will happen out of the necessity to survive. we will expect that. >> david, i believe in you actually rate were his centrist nation. we're basically a country where 30 - 60% of the people are in the middle and want government to get something done. >> absolutely. >> we doing it. >> well, that doesn't mean we won't. we've come through very hard times, very baffling times, very pessimistic times and inappropriate behavior at times other part of leadership, but we have come to the mall. very often when we do come through them, these difficult times, these start, clouded sky times, when we do come through we are better for having done it. people talk about well that was a simpler time back then, it wasn't, and never was a simpler time, or, things have never been so bad, so dark, yes i have. and if you don't understand that, you don't understand the reality of our story. like to point out that the influenza epidemic, which my parents, and your parents probably went through in 1918 and 1

we have brunell donald shea, former d.c. democratic party chair scott bolden. good to see you all. >> good afternoon. david: good afternoon. when i first heard the president, that was after, i was glued to the television, i was not in charlottesville, but i watched from stem to stern all the fox news coverage. i saw a lot of helmets on the at-right people, nazis, i saw a lot of helmets on i don't know what they call themselves. whatever it is, we've seen them before in action. looks like two sides were culpable. that is what the president reacted to. are you surprised reaction to the what president said. >> media and left are trying to stoke the outrain machine, david, that is very clear. the president was right to condemn violence on all sides. since people like david duke are contending hey, president was elected by folks like us, white nationalists, white supremacists it would be salutary for the president, would be helpful for the president to state specifically the white supremacist movement is not a friend of mine or of ours. david: that is fair point. da

in leeds is sue 0'shea.d her cousin both live in a care home in bradford which is closing down. and in our salford studio is ryan godwin who owns welcome to the programme. catherine, let's start with you. why did it ta ke let's start with you. why did it take seven months? my mother had been living with us. she was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2012, so she moved to our home in east london, from outside of the capital, so a completely new part of the country for her. so we took it on ourselves to look after her, but in 2016, early 2016, she came down with pneumonia and was admitted to oui’ with pneumonia and was admitted to our local hospital, and essentially she was there for six months. she was what i would describe as bed blocking, and during that time i was campaigning to get a better care package for her, because she had been receiving social services package from our local authority, which had its shortfalls, and clearly it was very challenging for oui’ clearly it was very challenging for ourfami