. >> molly: for more on this let's bring in john sheehan, a swat officer. thank you so much for being here today. i know this is a community that you served and you care so much about. today, a day of prayer. the vice president set to speak shortly. what are your thoughts here a week after the event? >> >> well, molly, i think that there are a lot of questions that are still unanswered as we all know. i think we know who did it but we are still looking for the whys and hows. some of the most of the hows have been addressed, but everybody wants to know a why. and unfortunately, as we keep going through this process, we may never know exactly why. and i think that can be frustrating for all of us as human beings to not be able to understand. this and i think it's hard to make sense out of a senseless act. >> molly: we heard on "fox & friends" earlier today from dan bongino. take a listen to what he had to say as far as motive is concerned. >> i think we all need to prepare ourselves for the possibility that this guy had antisocial personality disorder or what

and when cindy sheehan attacked george bush, much more harshly, president bush sucked it up and said,e understood her pain. this was a moment for president trump to demonstrate similar compassion. for this woman in her grief and in her sorrow, but he hasn't. he did not. and i guess at this point we should not be surprised, but personally i am just very, very disappointed. >> jon: hugo, what is your take on the presidential phone call in the way it has been characterized? >> the whole incident has been terrible. one cannot but feel sympathy for the widow in her bereavement, but i think that any fair-minded person, not -- whose judgment is not clouded by sorrow would recognize that when president trump said those words which were the ones that of course our controversy, which is saying that the soldier who died knew what he signed up for, he was actually paying tribute to that soldier saying that he went into battle with clear eyes, he knew the possibility that he would be killed, and yet he did his duty anyway. one cannot blame the widow of this soldier for perhaps not seeing it that w

cindy sheehan was a mother who lost her son. i remember when she was protesting in crawford, not only was there never any conversation about engaging her, but there were conversations about whether she had water and food and -- the idea that the -- one of the only people, to not only get a platform and save space to criticize a commander in chief is a mother or father who has lost someone seems to me to be the most devastating thing that we've lost during this presidency. >> yeah, i think you're right. some of us talked about the crossing of moral and cultural guardrails. we haven't seen anything quite like this. it strikes me -- >> why does it matter? explain why it matters, the protection and we saw it with the khan family. this isn't the first barrier. this isn't the first time he did this. this already wasn't sacred, a parent that had lost someone. but it's somewhat more jarring now that he's president. >> that's right. it's because a country, and individuals live by norms. there are ways in which we live and interact with e

. >>> and in the words of "world news now's" jack sheehan, the kansas city chiefs are really good. texans 42-34. alex smith threw for three touchdowns and houston rookie deshaun watson threw five touchdown passes in that loss. >>> and in dallas, it was a duel with dak prescott throwing for three touchdowns and running this one in himself with just over a minute left in the game, putting up the cowboys, they're up by three, but green y' needed one minute, capping the game off with a winning touchdown pass to adams. the pack improves 4-1. >>> all right, ladies, how about cam newton, who capped his controversial week for throwi throwing 26-33, for the win over detroit. after the game, he said last week's sexist rye marks emarks female reporter were my sarcasm. >> huh? >> he arrived to the game with a rosie the riveter the pin in his hat. >> oh, all right then. >> that makes it all good. >>> check out this bomb from carson wentz. he duked his way into the end zone not before fal and then 72-yard eagle touchdown. how do you celebrate. >> he was part of a baseball-inspired celebration as

bush back in -- >> back in 2005, talking so respectfully of cindy sheehan, saying he understood why sheharder and more personally than any of those gold star families this president has gone after, and he was criticized for not meeting with her, but he talked on the ranch about respecting her right and saying he strongly considered her point of view. much different than what we're seeing right now. >> and heard, and actually heard her view. you heard the story about george bush being yellled at at walter reed. >> and dana perino has an incredible excerpt in her book about how she went with president bush to visit the widow of a troop that was very badly wounded. president bush just took her criticism, her anger, listened respectful respectfully. then he looked at dana and said that mom is mighty mad at me and she has every right to be. and she could see how upset he was and i think he start weepding himself. >> which of course trump would see as a weakness. that's called compassion, that's called empathy. >> part of the cindy sheehan story too, before she camped out at his ranch, maybe

. ♪ >>> and the cardinal sheehan school choir reminding us how to deal with adversity -- through song♪ bringing many to tears, "today," saturday, october 14, 2017. >> powerful voices there. >> yeah, we'll have that in a bit. >>> also, a big meeting happening later today could decide harvey weinstein's future with the oscars. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences is expected to decide whether to kick the beleaguered movie mogul out of the academy. this after dozens of reports of sexual harassment allegations against him. nbc's anne thompson has more on that, the latest on the alleged victims to come forward and his future with his own company. >> where are your kids? >> reporter: harvey weinstein is getting ready for a fight. nbc news confirms the one-time mega producer will contest his firing at the weinstein company's board meeting next week. claiming he was let go without mediaiation or arbitration as his contract specifies. nearly three dozen women accuse him of sexual harassment or misconduct. actress angie everhart saying her encounter with weinstein happened on a boat

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sheehan said she had no knowledge of the specific arrangement.t convenient. >> they spent $9 million. i had no idea. i do not know that $9 million? we could account for every cent. if you could like $9 million escape the campaign and not know where it was going come you should not be commander-in-chief. you know were $9 million goes to a law firm is going. that is not a rounding error. trade your former democratic congressman and presidential candidate fox news contributor dennis kucinich. thanks for being here. appreciate it. would they have known about this? >> as possible. here's the thing to keep in mind. during the election, i don't think democrats would believe donald trump had a chance. after the election, there is a desperate effort to try to explain to the american people, especially democrats have donald trump would've won. my view is always it was in the who is james comey. the democrat were really desperate to explain the loss. so this russian dossier could have been sitting there for a while. it was the russians who did it. no, it wa