we both know sidney powell.idney powell is extremely smart, well-respected, and with a defensive case on mueller's pit bull andrew weissmann. here's the point. if she, and a smiling, is claiming that they were asking general flynn till i come back in the same situation where prosecutors can offer something of great value -- freedom -- if you just say what we want and why. in the paul manafort case. >> it's the equivalent of testi-lying. when a prosecutor does not, it is a warning perjury. if you when i did that, would be charged. president dominic prosecutors think they can do it every day of the week. sidney powell is going to presented the judge what happened to michael flynn. in particular, he is charged with lying, and yet here is what the fbi report says. strzok and the interviewer both had the impression that flynn was not lying. he did not give any indication -- >> sean: how ironic way to speak it with the only two people who interviewed flynn said he was not lying in their judgment, then why did mueller

why did he hire the guy, oh, yeah, sidney powell exposed the ever so overzealous prosecutor, mueller's pit bull andrew weissmann to lead the investigation. after all, he was at the clinton election night party that never happened, likely sobbing with everyone else there. he has an atrocious track record of withholding exculpatory evidence, numerous cases overturned, convictions overturned because of exculpatory evidence withheld, and also, why did mueller have time to investigate medallions, loan applications, tax fraud, but not fisa abuse and not a paid for a russian dossier? if he cared about russian interference, and in the 2016 elections, why did he then not have any probe into hillary clinton's and dirty dossiers? the one with russian lies, the one that was disseminated to the american people to influence the election. now, where was the deep dive into the ex-foreign spy, christopher steele? what about fusion gts? their connections to unsavory characters around the world and their founder, glenn simpson. when did mueller determined that there was no trump-russia collusion? why did

here is dennis murphy with "the house on sidney's cove." >> there is 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. they decided, the friends and family, that they would 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 has three kids. would who love to see her home. >> amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who would just up and disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm just so worried about my sister. we just have no idea where she is, or what -- what's happened to her. >> as fate would have it, the question of where nique was would be answered soon enough. but even now, the question of what happened to nique remains unclear. >> i am sick of playing your games. >> what is clear from the recordings she left behind is that nique leili lived a tr

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this is 100 year-old sidney walton heard one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generation're dead. you remember why you joined. >>and the army. >>he's >>part of a population that some of the estimated are dying by the hundreds every day. >>thank you for your service, sir. >>walton served in the us army in india during the war. but as well done son, paul walton helps explain when he was 21 years old before he deployed he had an opportunity to meet civil war veterans in new york city one he never took advantage >>want. soon the law. >>and you regret that to this day all yeah. >>that's one of the reasons he wants to meet as many people as he can now then and now. >>can give everyone a chance to meet a world war 2 veteran before it's too late right for you after that. all 50 states all for >>my dad was in world war 2 >>in my last month walk met president trump at a 75th d-day anniversary ceremony in normandy, france. now he's going to every state meeting all 50 governors. >>we've met a 22 so far gavin newsom obr 23th, so then we'll have 27 more to go after the governor's. >>yo

made us really angry we were actually in the street because we were protesting for their release sidney'sfootball player. today and we were surprised his name safety and were surprised that the number of tear gas that the stewardess at they were hitting us really strong they were like why are they fighting us really hard and later on we discovered that they had this announcement that they knew was going to make us angry and they were scared that more people will come out of the street and right now a couple of people are burning tires and people are really angry because everybody has seen the videos everybody there's a lot of people who are there i was there i was beaten up i know it was beating us out it wasn't like 2 people masked and that is just that the stories they're given that are just not believable and they're saying nobody was brave they're saying that. all the bodies that came out of the bodies that came out from that they were not part of the part of the action find that people and we identified them where part of the protest and who are in the city and so the story is really

this is 100 year-old sidney walton, one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generations they're dead. >>you remember why you joined the army. >>to fly >>he's part of a population that some of the estimated are dying by the hundreds every day. >>thank you for your service, sir. >>walton served in the us army in india during the war. but as well done son, paul walton helps explain when he was 21 years old before he deployed he had an opportunity to meet civil war veterans in new york city one he never took >>pastel want. snow the law. >>and you regret that to this day all yeah. >>that's one of the reasons he wants to meet as many people as he can now then and now. >>can give everyone a chance to meet a world war 2 veteran before it's too late right, yeah, for that i will all 50 states all for >>thanks my dad was in world war 2 in my last month walk met president trump at a 75th d-day anniversary ceremony in normandy, france. >>now he's going to every state meeting all 50 governors. >>we've met a 22 so far gavin newsom will be or 23th, so then we'll have 27 more to go afte

sidney is joining us. sidney, i'm told you were not at the festival but that you live in gilroy and you decided to help people by giving people rides. tell us what you did. >> hi. yes, i live around the area, less than a mile from the event, and immediately was called and asked if i was there and then promptly heard that there was a shooting, and so i -- first thing i thought of was that people come from out of town and they're bussed in from parking lots into the festival, and i couldn't imagine what that would be like during a shooting, having to kind of escape that and get back to your car. so i just jumped in my car and decided to drive around the perimeter to see if anyone needed a lift to their car in the area or lived in the town and needed to be taken home. >> so how many did you help? i mean, how did that work out? >> well, i -- i saw a lot of people drive up to the perimeter before the entrance because the police did a great job of kind of setting a boundary where people could go in and out. and

his name was sidney months. he and his men operated an 81 millimeter mortar. one of which we will be showing you here in a moment. they landed on utah beach. some of the words he has to offer about his experiences are quite profound. he talks about his men and his comrades falling to his left and his right. his scavenging the beach for pieces of ammunition and equipment that he can pick up and that he knows he will need later along the way. once more, that personal element , it really helps bring history to light. that is really one of the fundamental reasons of why we are out here, to impart this knowledge to younger generations who maybe have an opportunity to speak with a world war ii veteran. another notable individual that we see on here, another lieutenant in the fourth infantry division. his name was bill chapman. like sydney, he operated, he and his men an 81 millimeter mortar. he offers all sorts of unique perspectives there's a book that was recently written about him. later on in the fourth infantry division, they served in a place called the harkin

off camera, he was often found cradling his youngest daughter sidney. >> she looks very excited. >> reporter: back in 2014 the father of three was on board a southwest flight from oakland to southern california when he suffered a blood clot. the orange county sheriff's report says flight attendants heard him groaning and crying in the bathroom. his widow who happens to be a former southwest airlines flight attendant says, the crew on board mistook that for bizarre behavior and thought he was locking himself in the bathroom. the 46-year-old died the next day in the hospital. >> there's no one in this world that could ever replace him. >> reporter: kellyanne richards, two adult children from another relationship filed a wrongful death lawsuit against southwest airlines seeking $53 million in damages. >> they had everything they needed to save his life that was on that plane. >> reporter: the attorney for the airlines says a 2 foot long blood clot killed him, not the flight crew. >> the vast majority of patients die within 30 minutes. that's exactly what happened to him. >> reporter: in their c

joining us tonight, sidney powell former federal prosecutor, author attorney for former national security advisor. great to have you here. >> my pleasure. lou: that was an extremely performance by both the radical dems who had had a mock rehearsal and away in which they immerse themselves, the party, the nation and how they represent. it was awful. >> it was appalling from every perspective on every level. it was in a basement for mr. miller personally who allowed his credibility and integrity to be put behind us. lou: he loved the investigation. >> he was guilty of fraud. unfortunately he has to take responsibility for the fraud that he perpetrated with the witchhunt. we now know we know there was no collusion and no conspiracy with the russians and of the democratic party to steal the 2018th midterm election. there is no other way to look at it than that. >> i think he had to know it before he started the investigation -- because his lead lieutenant was running that channel on fabricating the field dossier into the hands of the fbi. lou: re-taken off when he said he had no contacts or g

my name is sidney holler, i'm a juvenile defense attorney. i have been a member of the superior court conflict now for the past four years. it is a an honor and privilege to represent our most vulnerable people in the criminal justice system, children accused of crime. the youngest client that i've ever had is 11 years old. i spent the weekend talking to a 13-year-old who is most likely not competent to stand trial. also working with an 18-year-old for his upcoming trial, tomorrow. i really enjoy representing these young people. the vetting process to get on this panel is very rigorous and strenuous. it took me over a year to even be accepted onto this panel. i spend hours meeting with my clients explaining the criminal justice system, what the charges are, going through the evidence, the video surveillance, explaining the juvenile court system. sometimes our biggest victory as when they get released from juvenile hall where they get that ankle monitor off. i am here to today to support full funding for the indigent complex counsel. we are as

sidney futures gaining 6/10 of 1%. this as the aussie dollar fell for a fourth consecutive session.ek june business confidence data. kiwi stocks unchanged after falling all week long. paul: thanks. let's get more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. adam hague is joining us. century bonds making a comeback. what does this tell us about the yield? adam: i think it tells you about how far people are prepared to go to find yield in this environment. in this part of the world, australian bonds and pretty much every security now, government bonds in australia trading below the rba's inflation target. over in south america, this kind of influx of century bonds keeps going in places like mexico. this great chart shows you how much those have been outperforming the broader emerging markets. argentina is a popular one as well. some of these returns are double what you are seeing in the em petsmart which is a reasonably good place to be. the backdrop to all of this is the fact the negative yielding aspect of the global bond market continues to grow. we are now past

al on hand to march down macarthur boulevard, and joining them here guest a world war ii veteran sidneyalton who was celebrating his 100th birthday. >> this is my country. i'll always ve this country. >> walton is spending his centennial year visiting all 50 states. his biggest regret in life is not being able to meet a civil war vet and now he wants to make se that everyone gets to meet a world war ii veteran. >>> in great falls, virginia, another july 4th celebration thcls. event ined a 5k run, a parade and, of course, lotsch fun activities for the whole family. games, slides, cotton candy, you name it. it was all there this was at the great fallsor fir station and check out even more independence fun in maryland. this is an event in frederick. you can see carnival rides, even a petting zoo and the celebrations also included a picnic at morgan's grove park. from planes to trains and o cars, getting around the area, as you can imagine today is a challenge. transportation reporter adam tuss has who you need to know. it's live right here at t foggy bottom metro station. hey, adam. >> hey

. >> you want to talk about rolling up in style, joe hayden showed up to steelers camp wearing a sidney crosby je tt's prey >> tt'otd. what ty doe fiel hotiranwifirste bau of the injury that redon't know that much about. >> we're still talking about him because of the grand entrance. >> would you love a balloon commute to work? >> absolutely. >> up over, in. >> over the bay bridge. we just need a nice parking spot on the embarcaderembarcadero. >> next on abc7 news, a power meeting at the capitol. what came out of the sit down between nancy pelosi and congresswoman axdrial ocasio-cortez. >> kamala harris responding to trump's suggestion that some congresswomen should "go back to their countries of honey, this gis ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses simple. easy. awesome. want gig-speed internet? we've got you covered. or check out our other amazing speed option

sidney powell who is now general flynn's attorney wrote a book, called license to lie, innate, wiseman is known for withholding as a prosecutor exculpatory evidence, which means that he cares more about the wins and losses, not about the truth. not about justice and is willing to basically cheat to win a case. that is not a good thing to have in a prosecutor. that is dangerous for anybody. in fact two of the high-profile convictions, they were overturned because of prosecutorial misconduct. one case, he sent four merrill executives to prison for a year before that verdict was overturned by the fifth circuit. another case, wow, it is not easy to do. that was overturned 9-0b tween the u.s. supreme court, not before thousands of employees at andersen accounting lost their jobs. they are good paying jobs. and let's not forget andrew weissmann, and extreme political bias. a big-time democratic donor, attending hillary clinton's election party, the celebration than ever happened. still mueller still chose wiseman to choose the staffing. and then he subsequently hired a team chock-full of big

off camera he was found cradling his youngest daughter sidney. >> she looks very excited. >> reporter: back in 2014 the father of three was on board a southwest flight from oakland to southern california when he suffered a blood clot. the orange county sheriff's report says flight attendants heard him groaning and crying in the bathroom. his widow, who happens to be a former southwest airlines flight attendant, says the crew on board mistook that for bizarre behavior and thought was locking himself in the bathroom. the 46-year-old died the next day in the hospital. >> there's no one in this world that could ever replace him. >> reporter: kelly ann richards' two adult children from another relationship filed a wrongful death lawsuit against southwest airlines seeking 53 million nasdaq damages. >> everything that they needed to save his life was on that plane. >> reporter: the attorney for the airline says a o-ot-long blood clot killed him, not the flight crew. >> the vast majority of patients die within 30 minutes. that's exactly what happened to mr. ilscyczyn. >> a call for justice. >

did you ever read licensed alive by sidney powell that talks about wiseman's god awful horrific track of withholding exculpatory evidence? were you aware of that? when were you aware of that? were you aware that wiseman was a devout democrat and that he was at her clinton's victory party? who did the vetting and hiring of the rest of your staff? when did you become aware that your team was only made up of big-time democratic owners and zero republicans? were you aware that jeannie ray who works for you, worked on the hillary clinton foundation as her lawyer? why was she on your team? do not see a conflict of interest? why did you fire, or did you fire struck and page because we know andrew mccabe says he didn't. it's been reported you didn't save struck and pages of cell phones after you became aware that they had a nancy trump by us. why? why did you send those phones back to its factory that they are made into get cleaned? isn't that basic law enforcement 101, save the records? do you regret all hiring only democrats? at the very least, do you realize the appearance of political vio

>>this is 100 year-old sidney walton heard one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generatione dead. you remember why you joined. >>the army. >>he's >>part of a population that some of the estimated are dying by the hundreds every day. >>thank you for your service, sir. >>walton served in the us army in india during the war. but as well done son, paul walton helps explain when he was 21 years old before he deployed he had an opportunity to meet civil war veterans in new york city one he never took advantage >>pastel want. soon the law. >>and you regret that to this day all yeah. >>that's one of the reasons he wants to meet as many people as he can now then and now. >>can give everyone a chance to meet a world war 2 veteran before it's too late right you have for that. all 50 states all >>my dad was in world war 2 >>in my last month walk met president trump at a 75th d-day anniversary ceremony in normandy, france. now he's going to every state meeting all 50 governors. >>we've a 22 so far gavin newsom obr 23th, so then we'll have 27 more to go after the governor's. >>you'll mee

this is 100 year-old sidney walton, one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generationad. >>you remember why you joined the army. >>to fly >>he's part of a population that some of the estimated are dying by the hundreds every day. >>thank you for your service, sir. >>walton served in the us army in india during the war. but as well done son, paul walton helps explain when he was 21 years old before he deployed he had an opportunity to meet civil war veterans in new york city one he never took advantage at >>want. snow the law. >>and you regret that to this day all >>that's one of the reasons he wants to meet as many people as he can now then and now. >>can give everyone a chance to meet a world war veteran, before it's too late right, yeah, for that i will all 50 states all for >>thanks my dad was in world war 2 last month walk met president trump at a 75th d-day anniversary ceremony in normandy, france. >>now he's going to every state meeting all 50 governors. >>we've met a 22 so far gavin newsom obr 23th, so then we'll have 27 more to go after the governor's. >>you'll

>>this is 100 year-old sidney walton heard one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generationmber why you joined. >>the army. >>he's >>part of a population that some of the estimated are dying by the hundreds every day. >>thank you for your service, sir. >>walton surge in the us army in india during the war. but as well done son, paul walton helps explain when he was 21 years old before he deployed he had an opportunity to meet civil war veterans in new york city one he never took advantage >>pastel want. soon the law. >>and you regret that to this day all yeah. >>that's one of the reasons he wants to meet as many people as he can now then and now. >>can give everyone a chance to meet a world war 2 veteran before it's too late right for you after that. all 50 states all for >>the my dad was in world war 2 >>in my last month walk met president trump at a 75th d-day anniversary ceremony in normandy, france. now he's going to every state meeting all 50 governors. >>we've 22 so far gavin newsom obr 23th, so then we'll have 27 more to go after the governor's. >>you'll meet mares fi

clinton super fan, the guy at the victory party, andrew weissmann, the people, this is the guy that sidney powell wrote about in license to live. the most atrocious prosecutorial track record i have ever heard of, likely running the show from day one, which actually, makes the conclusion even that much more remarkable here yesterday, the president tweeted that truth is a force of nature. he was right. the last hoax has been exposed reaction, even "the new york times" stumbled on some truth. think about this. when they reported that the dossier was probably russian disinformation from the get-go, what were they really saying there? that means, without saying it, they inadvertently were saying that if the russians were involved from the beginning, and they knew about deal reading this to hillary, they say, that it was likely russian disinformation from the gecko, that means that the russians were not helping hillary clinton in the 2016 election. that would mean they were trying to screw over donald trump and get hillary elected. now, an investigation into the origins of this witch hunt is we

. >> reporter: inspiring sidney blumenthal to impose the war quiz with questions like did george washingtonr after he captured laguardia? cute. g gee nimknee >>> july fourth baby surprising his mom our executive producer s suzy and dad dave. look at his big brother nolan. this is a proud little guy beaming with joy. he is as proud as can be, nickelous lee, lee is his middle name means gift in chinese and he's a true gift to that family and to suzy, just wonderful and adorable and congratulations to the whole family. enjoy your special moments with him. thanks to all of you for joining us. ""ac 360a krrks 3c 36 starts no >>> good evening, tonight a man who virtually defined the man shadow social light is accused of things like exploiting minors for sex and recruiting new victims and yes, this is the second time for jeffrey epstein who appeared in federal court today. he was arrested yesterday shortly after touching down in his private jet at an airport outside new york. 11 years after cutting what's been described as an exceptionally lenient plea deal and as heinous as the allegations are ag

no one questions that sidney was african-american. this thing about her father is jamaican. >> chris, the game on the trump side aside from trolling for the sake of trolling is that they think it's good to force the democrats to talk about race a lot. i think they want that discussion. they want the division. they want it to seem like an argument in the party of minorities. that's how they think and that's what they're doing. >> i don't think i'm black enough to talk on this issue. >> sarcasm. i got to tell you something -- cornell, don't ever assume people get sarcasm on television. you got to be so careful. or irony. >>> president trump put out his take on harris' debate performance and confrontation with joe biden on saturday at a news conference in japan. >> i think she was given too much credit for what she did. it wasn't that outstanding. and i think probably he was hit harder than he should have been hit, biden. >> do you think kamala harris would be a tough opponent for you, given what you saw in that debate? >> you never know

clinton super fan, the guy at the victory party, andrew weissmann, the pitbull, this is the guy that sidney powell wrote about in "license to lie.". the most atrocious prosecutorial track record i have ever heard of in my life, likely running the show from day one. it actually makes that conclusion even that much more remarkable. yesterday the president tweetede that truth is a force of nature. he was right.t the left hoax has been exposed. actually "the new york times" stumbled on some truth -- think about this. when they reported that the dossier was probably russian disinformation from the p get-g, what were they releasing there? that means, without seeing it come s with a kind of inadvertently were saying, if the russians were involved in te beginning, and they knew about steele feeding this to hillary, as they said it was likely russian disinformation from theec get-go, that means tt the russians were not helping hillary clinton and a 201601 election. that would mean6 they were tryg to screw over donald trump and get hillary elected. an investigation into the or is origins into this wi

mayor, we can read the grade book by sidney powell, "license july -- >> we kind of memorized it. >> sean: tens thousands of americans lost their job, four people to jail, he was in charge of everything. here's my point. he's the biggest, most corrupt prosecutor he could have with the most abusively biased, one-sided democratic team, and he still had no goods! and he convinced mueller not to look at the dirty dossier! >> and he knew, because he was very close to strzok -- he was involved in this in 2016, as john solomon has uncovered. so he had a real, vested interest in this, way beyond what is healthy for a prosecutor. now bob mueller has some kind of a weird attachment to him, which i can't quite figure out because it q mueller, he's never been an unethical prosecutor. this guy is a textbook on ethical prosecutor, and we are going to add the chapters to that. i mean, offering a ukrainian oligarch freedom if he says what you want to say? >> sean: two weeks! >> the ukrainian oligarch has more honor thann you do and say, i won't lie to you. so does paul manafort, so does jerome corsi come

you have denzel washington winning best actor, halle berry winning for "monster's ball" and also sidneyng a lifetime achievement award. >> and the first 73 years of history of the oscars only one african-american had ever been named best actor or actress and now after last night the number is three. [ applause ] >> it was just a great moment for black actors, for black cinema and the struggle. of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. yeah. you got your yeah?ork? hey, give me a kiss. [ kisses ] announcer: what's the role of a car company? go! announcer: to take your kids to and from school? mari... yes? what are you doing? don't forget your science project. announcer: we think it can be something bigger. announcer: this summer, during our drive bigger event, announcer: volkswagen is supporting america's teachers. announcer: join us, announcer: and drive something

checking in on australia this morning, sidney stocks looking little changed.urce companies more alpha data remains like new crest out this morning. plus credit suisse downgrading and the aussie dollar holding a drop. assets, --ck on qe kiwi assets. of kiwi dollar with a target 65. paul: thanks very much. let's check in on the first word news. >> boris has promoted a string of brexit enthusiasts to his first u.k. cabinet, shaking up the government to drive the country out of the eu. he has named a new lineup, with 19 of theresa may's minister is leaving the team. of commonsouse statement says it is time to take action to move the country forward. thathave every confidence in 1990's time, we will have cracked it, but we are not going to wait 99 days, because the british people have had enough of waiting. , totime has come to act give strong leadership and to change this country for the better. robert mueller finally testified on capitol hill but democrats largely failed to achieve the goals they had hoped for. others hoped for fresh details on possible obstructi

paul: and i'm paul allen and sidney. weighing potential market catalysts. u.s. china trade talks, second-quarter earnings. and the big one wednesday the fed decision. investors are expecting a quarter-point cut. presidentuest is the and portfolio manager for the portfolio family of friends. this 20 point basis point cut that we are expecting cut we are point expecting. on the bloomberg terminal, it shows the s&p has a technical by indicator flashing again. i wonder about your thoughts about the extent here after what season a modest earnings is the fed artificially propping up the equity market? >> to large degree really. if you look at the most recent run of say the last four to six weeks. it coincides with the fed talking dovish and talking about rate cuts. to a secondary degree, there was some better talk on trade and discussions with china as well. that it has been primarily a fed story. the trade talks have been out of the picture under the guise that they are talking, and as long as they are talking that is a good thing. and reasonable minds will come to a

. >> sidney and scott are newlyweds. >> if you look at the scenes that are memorable from something likethe heads bobbing back and forth. they're not afraid to do something big to get a laugh. and then all of a sudden, one day, this guy, who is as big as the screen, shows up. and it's jim carrey. and he turned into a top hollywood star because he is unafraid to be big. even as he's doing these over the top things where you think, he's talking through his behind, i'm not going to watch this. >> excuse me, i would like to "ass" you a few questions. >> yet there you are, you're watching, and you're laughing. ♪ just like me they long to be >> oh, no. >> i don't have to be too intellectual about it, i just laugh my ass off. >> ow! >> part of it was, i can't believe they're doing that. >> what's that bubble there? >> what do you think? >> how in the hell did you -- >> the farrelly brothers pushed the rules so far. you can do that? >> "something about mary" is this anarchic comedy that had heart to it. >> i'll have the double decaf cappuccino. >> i'll have a half double decap half caf with a tw

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