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sidney, let me ask you.orld could be the motivation not to move on these obviously these threats to national security and very bad actors? >> i can't imagine, lou. there's absolutely no excuse for it. on top of that you've got the fbi and the department of justice hiding 675,000 clinton e-mail, the entire file that the fbi found on her computer back in october, before the election in november, and they're hiding all of that. they didn't look at houma's e-mails even though they knew she was a proxy for hillary. they didn't look at what comey called golden e-mails, the blackberry e-mails that they couldn't find anywhere, supposedly they were looking for those all over. so the ig report reflects that they were hiding stuff at every turn there and didn't do anything close to their real job, which they said was leaving no stone unturned in those whole clinton e-mail investigation. i mean we need a special prosecutor to cover the illry e-mail case that never happened and was deliberately truncated and the obstruct

happy birthday, sidney. thank you. he is like me. doesn't come out to play all that often so means a great deal to me that you made this trip. thank you for that. thank you, judy. another good friend, pennsylvania's longest serving united states senator, arlen specter. we were always hatching capers together. i so miss the man, his intellect, and his ethical code especially in theime i which we're now living help was fodder for so many columns i wrote. so, too two other mentors legendary trial attorney james esquire. the namesake of the temple university school of law, mentored me in a legal sense and meone else, right here in this building, city councilman thatcher long strap with who we spend so many fun moments when you look at the column you might want to start with any tribute to thatcher. it's all about a practical joke that together we played, dare i mention him, dave singer, who i think is in the -- ccd here? there he is. had to make sure dave that column made the cut. thank you for your presence. it's a hell of a story. i en

in a related matter, judge determined sidney was a neglected child.paternal aunt and uncle while jennifer has visitation rights. jennifer is appealing if decision. meanwhile, steven's parents have spoken to sidney about what happened to her dad. >> from my viewpoint, he gave his life for her. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie moralez. >> this is "dateline." she's the little girl who won the heart of a big city. >> they call you the miracle baby. why do they call you that? >> shot in the head at point-blank range, a crime scene that shocked even hardened police. >> the pillow had blood on it. >> as she fought to live, this detective vowed to catch whoever left her to die. soon, he turned up a promising lead. >> bells and whistles go off in my head.

. >> "in the heat of the night," sidney poitier was playing a black man who was strong, who was smartsouth. >> let me understand this. you two came here to question me? >> we were just trying to clarify some of the evidence. was mr. colbert ever in this greenhouse, say last night about midnight? >> this is 1968. you don't have black men hitting white men in movies and getting away with it and living to tell the tale, anyways, and he does. >> there was a time when i could have had you shot. >> sidney poitier completely holds his own not just as an actor, but as the character of virgil tibbs. at its core, it's a murder mystery, but it's also about the way america is starting to change. >> the winner is "in the heat of the night." >> in south vietnam today, about 20,000 allied troops are pushing through on the ground to khe sanh, the outpost held by 5,000 marines and now only accessible by air. >> all of this is bound for khe sanh, tons of ammunition and supplies to be parachuted in to the marines tomorrow. >> have you been here two and a half months since the heavy shelling has been goi

>> i think what sidney blumenthal that was kind of despicable. think most people, myself includsaid what i said, under the constitution, whatever he did, he shouldn't lose his job for it. >> tucker: we are not talking about impeachment. i agree with that. i don't think that impeachment was the right remedy for that. i'm not arguing impeachment, that debate is over. what i'm arguing are the current standards for sexual harassment. what constitutes behavior that d is acceptable and what's unacceptable? liberals have changed their view. conservatives haven't. they've been pretty consistent. >> they defend donald trump. >> tucker: absolutely theyat defend trump but i would never defend the behavior. they defend the behavior and they stood by clinton as he attacked this intern and now they're like i can't believe it, it's so wrong. what did they know now that they didn't know then? >> the trump standard's who stayed with him after "access hollywood" and after he talked about grabbing women by their private parts. that's the trump loyalists, that's who

here's dennis murphy with "the house on sidney's cove." >> reporter: there's never a good day to search for a missing woman. but this rainy, muggy saturday in the heat of july made an unhappy task all but unbearable. >> take some fliers with you. >> reporter: they'd decided, the friends and family, that they'd all wear red-shirts. they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta, and then set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> she's been missing for a week now. she's got three kids that would love to see her home. >> reporter: amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who'd just up and disappear without a word to anyone. of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> she's been missing for a week now. she's got three kids that would love to see her home. >> reporter: amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who'd just up and disappear without a

and to write about on multiple occasions the legendary mark who is here with his lovely wife judy sidney love you thank you for being here. by the way, by the way -- it's also his birthday. happy birthday, thank you. [applause] he's like me. he doesn't come out to play all that often so it means a great deal to me sid that you made this trip. thank you for that. thank you judy. another good friend, pennsylvania's longest serving united states senate hatching capers together i so missed the man. his intellect and ethical code especially in the time in which we're now living he was for so many columns that i wrote. so two other mentors, legendary trial foreign james e. beastly now the name sake of the temple university school of law -- mentored me in a legal sense and someone else right near in this building city councilman thatcher whom we spent so many fun moment when is you go home and look at the column, you might want to start with my tribute to that mucher it's thatcher all about a practical joke that together we played dare i mention him dave singer who i think is in the ccd here. t

people were from but it shouldnt happen here because this community is very peaceful." 27-year-old sidney jones and 42-year-old myesha longabodike of oakland, 20-year-old freedie davis of antioch wh was tased by the officer, and 23-year-old jeanae lomackpratt of brentwood were arrested. (michelle)at least 22 people are recovering tonight after a shooting in new jersey early this morning.it happened at a 24 hour arts festival in trenton.at least five people were listed in critical - (mk)edward forchion, witness: "about 10 shots went off. pow, pow, pow pow pow pow pow!" angelo nicolo, witness: "it's pretty nuts. so, uh...it's a shame because they try to do something nice here and then people have to ruin it." gunshots ring out at an all night arts and music festival in trenton new jersey early sunday morning ... injuring 22 people.sending at least one- thousand people running, scrambling to safety edward forchion, witness: "the shots, you can feel them. like that was that close to every shot- i could feel it."one suspect in the shooting was killed and another person was taken into custody.a

theyranger said to me, " asked the rangers, sidney solomon, a good friend of mine said, "did you just land on d day?" "no, it was a very long walk from normandy to czechoslovakia." that is what these men did. they led the way. across germany thank you very much. i will take your questions. [applause] yes, sir. >> did they encounter any of the camps? >> yes, they did. several of the men encountered camps along the way. those stories are sort of, many of the men in headquarters companies actually encounter camps. they talked about seeing these hum they talked about seeing human skeletons inside the camp. it crystallized everything they were fighting for. they saw firsthand exactly what the third reich did to people. it became very self-evident what the whole war was about. yes, sir. you talked a lot about the incredible courage. what are some of the more compelling stories that you've experienced as a result of some of the work that you've done? >> it's an honor to have you here, congressman. for me, one that comes to mind that occurred literally a couple days ago was a veteran named re

bars, according to the new york post he could be released as early as july 24th, shot and killed sidneyompson in 1973, the officer and father of two trying to arrest him for jumping a turnstile, thompson's widow says she is heartbroken thank my husband was killed for $.15, this comes two months after another cop killer got parole in new york, both members of the black liberation army. >> one of the men behind the attacks that terrorized dc, lee boyd serving life in prison for his role in the attack that killed 10 people. because he was 17 at the time his sentence will be reconsidered since the supreme court ruling found mandatory life sentences for juveniles are unconstitutional. his older accomplice john allen mohammed was executed in 2009. >> the first lady starting a firestorm over that jacket but is the left missing the real message? jillian: live outside the fox news studio, lynyrd skynyrd, the american summer concert series, coming great back. ♪ ♪ what's your name ♪ little girl ♪ what's your name sleep disturbances keep 1 in 3 adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered mel

hayes shot and killed sidney thompson, a transit patrolmen in 1973.the officer and father of two was trying to arrest him, thompson's widow says she is heartbroken over the new saying my husband was killed over $.15. this was two months after herman bell, both men, members of the black liberation army. a refugee on american soil was found guilty of trying to help terrorists. he planned to give $300 to the islamic jihad union. different prosecutors say he came to the us in 2007 and became frustrated with american life. 's attorneys claim his emails to the terror group or just a coping method. he was arrested in 2012 trying to go to turkey. 18 minutes after the top of the hour and game changer, susan rice under fire accused of ordering the former cyber security chief to stand down against russian election metallers. our next guest worked in the state department while the obama administration was the kremlin's biggest enabler for years. sleep disturbances keep 1 in 3 adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of

it would be really, really fun sidney, thank you. >> there's a show about it >> yes >> season two of" premiers wednesday, june 13th, at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific time only right here on cnbc >>> coming up in the 2:00 p.m. hour, we'll head back live to singapore where it is early tuesday morning and we are hou from president trump and kim jong-un's historic face-to-face >>> plus we'll talk to the ceo of u.s. steel, his te of the esids tariffs,the state of business right now and much more another must-see hour of "power lunch" back right after the short break. b with the new chase ink business unlimited card i get unlimited 1.5% cash back. it's so simple, i don't even have to think about it. so i think about the details. fine, i obsess over the details. introducing chase ink business unlimited with unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase. >>> i'm melissa lee, here's what's on the menu president trump's twitter tirade raising a few eyebrows on wall street but is the market telling us at the moment they think the president's bark is worse than his bite we'll debate that. >>> plus

take that, sidney crosby. >> i mean, there are people still like crying about it.t the penguins and the whole thing. >> incredible. great moment for them. >> it has. >>> followed up by a great weekend of ynweather, la >> i know. i just delivered. i delivered on that day. >> you delivered the stanley cup. adu had a hand in there. >> yeah, i a hand. >> i was sunaware. >>uld get it for a day. >> it'd never come back. >> it would neverck come i know it. >> it'd disappear. >> come back the way it was, really. >> exactly. beautiful day. it was beautiful dowthere. i was so jealous you were down there. i was stuck here at the studio, looking at the beautiful weather. same today, it is gorgeous there. we are going to continue to have beautiful weather finally. i think the last six weekends, we've been dealing with some sort of thunderstorm action. this weekend, we are mainly dry. i have to add one chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. it is very small. we also have to hadd the humidity. very comfortabday. but muggy through the day tomorrow and down right oppressive m

i think it's sidney axle -- i can't pronounce it. she was down in "the des moines register" poll and ended up winning near 30% points. that's the power of being a woman in this year of the democrats. >> get to the computer. check the results. we'll be back in 30 minutes. >>> mexico making good on its trade threat announcing tariffs on $3 billion worth of u.s. goods. retaliation for the u.s. steel and aluminum tariffs imposted last week -- imposed last week. includes an equal tariff on steel, 25%. peaking ofiowa, this will not be popular -- 25% tariff on things like pork, apples, cranrries, 25 on cheese and bourbon. the last one, strategic. it hurts kentucky, home of majority leader mitch mcconnell. mexico tailored its list to hit states governed by senior republicans. the trump administration is using tariffs to force trade concessions from other countries like china. the "wall street journal" reports china will buy $70 billion more in u.s. g if th.s. abandons its tariff threats. mexico and canada especially as nafta renegotiations d

get everyone in that video are democrats many commented on that video hundreds dead one username sidney she said no child should have to go through this but their parents knew their risks when they came over here illegally when they came over here illegally i believe we should put more blame on the parents than our government they are just for filling the last set and place wait before trump became president now the media for the most part have not held back from criticizing trump's policies just a few hours ago time magazine revealed its latest cover featuring a terrified two year old girl from honduras sitting in front of a very disapproving donald trump the caption reads welcome to america. thank you lia we're going to wrap things up now with our white house correspondent kimberly halkett in washington d.c. kimberly i also this question at the top of the show what next i'm going to put that to you now talk us through what is actually expected of what is going to happen next in the sickly speaking. there is a lot of clarity and so that's why some of the president's top democratic crit

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sidney freberg from breaking defense.there be a difference between the surge force, a blunt contact force he echoed the blunt contact force will be able to operate wendy bloom goes up, as it were -- a blood contact force? force will beact able to operate whenhe bloom goes up, as it were. a three-waye's even bifurcation by those guys on those missions who may not have the same level of hardware or mass. to what degree are you creating different flavors oflene -- marine. -- marine? to what degree can you maintain the capability you have now? >> [indiscernible] not to try to make this too simple because it's not -- the marine corps is a one mco force. if something breaks around the , the forces you describe are the ones that are going to go. , in the korean theater, there are forces that have trained specifically for that mission. camp lejeuneces at today, if it comes to a full-blown conflict, have not trained specifically for that mission. now, they have obviously done very well training for the essential tasks that are wit

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in sidney. jumping. this despite objections from iran.in vienna ahead of friday's meeting. it's recommending a 600,000 barrels a day increase in output fromevent the market becoming unbalanced. malaysia's government says it will complete a massive financial district project in kuala lumpur despite the $750propriation of about million linked to the scandal. the promised to support exchange project by recouping the missing money and repaying borrowing, potentially achieving a small surplus return. >> we can't be complacent. i think we'll be able to more confidence, first you want to reassure the investors.foreign to see a messy, in the heartject of the city. so we finish that project. >> hong kong office space remains the most expensive in the world, with central district prices 30% higher than the nearest competitor. that's london's west end. year in a row that central hong kong has cpi first quarter survey. cameng's finance district in third. midtown manhattan did not make top five. the philippines says its on a popular resort by october

this is your wife, sidney. i can tell that you are a big orioles fan.ersey for you, and we are getting on a plane td you are goi help announce -- >> oh, get the hell out! >> no, i am not going to get out. >> thank you very much! this is the coolest thing ever! >> welcome. here we go. next stop, camden yards. >> very iconic. the orioles' number one fan had another surprise waiting for him, his number one fan, his daughter had traveledo surprise their dad. can't believe you knuckleheads are here. y oh,eah. >> the family was on the field for batting practice, where brian had his chance to meet some ofis idols. >> as lg as youeed me, i will be here. >> you are introducing the starting line-ups tonight. he got last-minute advice froe orioles' announcer himself. >> keep itrue to who you are. to be a smart part of that, like i get to be, and you are going to get to be tonight, it's meaningful. >> i can't wait. >> head a bird's-eye view from the best seat in the house. >> take it awa >> time for my fellow alumni, this was his big moment. >> now for your baltimo

. >> i also was surprised by sidney's answer. she is also a non-technical person as am i. i think this is something that my technical colleagues -- they assured me that my original testimony reflected what was the case. therefore, what i would like to do because obviously i don't want to run the risk of misleading the committee is to agree to circle back to you on that point. but my understanding -- [ multiple speakers ] >> an answer now. >> i understand that they were connected but i would like to confirm that before publicly -- we don't have a miscommunication. >> there's one other thing. you said access factors meeting that cambridge analytica did not work. [ indiscernible ] those were your exact words. i think they must be [ indiscernible ]. do you want to change your view on that so it is on the record? everything else that we have heard [ indiscernible ]. with you changed your mind on that point >> the point that i was making their, actually, again this is -- i'm sorry -- i need to stop myself from continuing. again, another topic that unfortunately falls under the i

we will see how that fares when sidney starts shares in about 20 minutes time.dating branch after the merger of its low cost units. how is that going to help their profitability? we have seen encouraging results. they have managed to increase traffic, the same time hold on to the cost. that creates some synergies, keeps costs low. you are at a full-service carrier and low-cost carrier. that is much more positive than what you had with three or four brands updating in the past. yvonne: we have to talk about how a trade war could impact headlines. analystsly see improving their rating more so to singapore. how do you think they will fare the next these trade tensions? >> it fosters business sentiment -- whether trade tensions escalate and corporate event takes a hit, that is a direct impact. 2017 was a very good contributor in terms of asian airlines. it helped cushion their ailing passenger is nice. -- passenger business. ramy: one thing we have to talk about is the price of fuel, price of oil. $85 by the end of this year. what do you think about that? are airlin

. >> okay, sidney. >> hi, do you mind standing up? >> sure. hi, gentlemen. sydney freedberg from breaking defense. it comes up to mind that said there'd be a difference between the surge force and the blunt contact force. the blunt contact force will be able to operate when sort of the balloon goes up, as it were. but it strikes me that you might be sort of an emerging bifurcation between the conis-based surge marine force and, you know, the patrolling marine force, the cop on the block, as it were, and perhaps a three-way bifurcation with those guys on the hatter missions, offering up auxiliary ships that may not have the same level of hardware or mass. to what degree are you creating different flavors of maf? we already have speal force magtfs. what degree can you entertain the interchangeability you have now? nice, simple question. >> yes. so, not to try and make this too simp simple, because it's not. you know, the marine corps is a one mco force. so, if something breaks around the world, the forces you describe are the ones who are going to go. so, for

. >>> the sidney morning herald says a kangaroo invade a softball game.laid down as groundskeeper kicked soccer balls to try to get it to move. it left for a while. guess what, it returned during the second half sending players scurrying out of the way of the determined kangaroo. >>> the immigration debate is energizing americans on all sides of the issue. we're getting a clearer picture of how that energy may translate in the midterm elections. the latest cbs news battle ground trackers shows half the people in the key states of arizona, texas, florida say the family separation crisis will not change their vote. but voters are worried about immigration. in arizona 77% feel the issue is going badly. most say a candidate has to agree with them on immigration to get their vote. into to four voters last week to see if there's any sign on the politicalhorizon. >> what do you think will country. y perhaps reunite the ie ge t f what's happening, when you come out of the gate saying people coming from mexico are coming here to bring drugs and to rape people, you

people were from but it shouldnt happen here because this community is very peaceful."27-year-old sidneyyear-old myesha longabodike of oakland, 20-year-old freedie davis of antioch who was tased by the officer, and 23-year-old jeanae lomackpratt of brentwood were arrested.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomoni an//" some of the four were charged for fighting in public and resisting arrest. all spent the night in county jail in martinez.in brentwood ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (robin) in the south bay... police in sunnyvale are investigating a crash that left a person dead. police responded to a call on el camino real near henderson avenue. a 67-year -old woman was driving the car that hit the man... she suffered minor injuries from the crash. she is cooperating with investigators. the man's name has not been released . (robin) two men reportedly assaulted a bart passenger at the embarcadero station in san francisco.. according to transit officials, a woman was hit in the face with a skateboard. kron4's gayle ong has the details. two men reportedly attacked a woman at the embarcadero statio

dispute with nbc, they canned her and came back the next season as valerie's family and they brought in sidneycan a year later and turned into the hogan family and ran for six seasons. neil: even house of cards on netflix, kevin spacey is out and they're doing one final season we're told without him, and it's already shot and done. so what do you think, it's usually difficult. >> i don't know why they had to get rid of the characters. someone can come into play that character. kevin spacey doesn't own that character. he was great in it but there's been several james bonds. [laughter] neil: yeah, that's true. >> why not several frank under woods. neil: i never thought of that, so could you do a roseanne look- alike or character like? >> probably not with her but they could bring it back as the conors. why not? and then you have john goodman, laurie metcalf, and really the focus i don't know if you watched this first season but really centered around sarah gilbert's character, so that's probably more of the direction. neil: and the whole conservative tone obviously had an appeal in the beginning