trudeau's actions are in front of the memory of christopher speer, tabatha spee speer, and layne morrisll men and women in uniform. this was a cynical subversion of canadian principles. mr. trudeau made omar khadr a millionaire and he did not have to." >> herman: michael made a great point. if it were the other way around, the united states would've found a way to honor their laws. they simply disregarded our laws and that's why, to answer your question, it was not justice. >> eric: we were supposed to be a coalition fighting terrorism. >> dagen: the rights of a terrorist over those he harmed. when we come back, time to wake up america. jane sanders claiming sexism is behind a federal probe into her and her husband, bernie. stay with us. you know, geico just saved me hundreds of dollars on my car insurance. huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has a 97% customer satisfaction rating! and fast and friendly claims service. speaking of service? oooo, just out. it was in. out. in! out. in! what about now? that was our only shuttlecock. take a closer look at geico.

army sergeant first class christopher speer. gallagher takes us inside the shocking turn of events in our west coast newsroom tonight. >> omar khadr is a canadian citizen who was a child when with his father to afghanistan to train with al qaeda. then in 2002 just try it for 16th he tossed a hand grenade at u.s. soldiers in afghanistan killing sergeant first class christopher speer and blinding sergeant first class wayne morris. khadr was captured and sent to guantanamo bay where he confessed to the war crimes and was sentenced to 40 years in prison, but a plea deal reduced the sentence to eight years. omar khadr later claimed he was tortured by canadian forces. here is part of his interrogation video. watch. >> in 2010 the canadian supreme court ruled the interrogation violated canadian standards. the court left the remedy up to then prime minister stephen harper, a conservative. he decided to bring omar khadr back to canada to serve the remainder of the sentence. khadr then sue the canadian government for $16 million, but serg

, tabitha speer.ut also for the other soldier. >> speerkids.ca. you have to understand is that this is not a partisan political issue, this is something that people who actually voted for this government are saying i'm not comfortable with. you have to understand that canada values the relationshipsa that we have in terms of our men and women in uniform serving shoulder to shoulder with each other. i think there's a lot of people going, how did this happen and why? it's a question for our prime minister to answer. >> tucker: why wouldn't he call the widow of christopher speer?we >> again, i'm sure that something he should answer for, but i know that our former prime minister stephen harper has reached out to her. i can't imagine being her right now and listening to all of this coverage and having to have those wounds re-opened. i think we have to be cognizant about her and compassionate to her and her family in the first instance here, and to me that's at the core of canadian outrage over this. >> tuc

with business and everybody is self interested i just want to highlight the book too weak a lot of speers. and she is just fun to read. that is important for the next generation take a look at this book with the of bibliography and they're all different others you can pursue but it is important to get the young generation motivated to get to work. and the kids coming now don't know what this is. the price for the cost for the profit so the of a classical education if you're teaching in english class every day we do what everybody takes for granted but i hope we have these kids prepared to go out into a the work world because we're paying 14 grand for year for 13 years so we should be doing this and also it is interesting rainouts that is one of the reasons i highlight the book we don't teach that judeo-christian and decision and i taught all of those philosophers and those ethics the live in now that system with indian friends so those are the people but they don't have that moral theory cater 12 and that is kind of shocking and to to share some ideas which you base for doing that for us.

in 2002, al qaeda follower remains during a firefight in afghanistan, army sergeant christopher speere. >> to find that this makes any sense. those of us walking around totally stuck, just crazy that you would get somebody like this, $8 million. >> the widow of sergeant speer, one of $140 million wrongful death, they will not get any damage. x gitmo detainee apologizing for his actions on the battlefield. >> i really hold the talk, did not cause people pain or sorry for that pain. rob: they say time heals all wounds, this one runs deep since a mother and her children are without a husband and father and one member of parliament says awarding money back to terrorists doesn't make sense. and if he is such a nice guy will he send that money to the widow and kids? heather: doubt it. rob: thanks so much. that brings us to look who's talking, canadian talk shows brian lilly says canadians are just as outraged by this payment across the aisle. >> voters on the left don't like it, voted on the right across the country, it never goes below 68% in opposition to this cash payment so people are f

i feel bad for chris speer, his wife, she is a great lady.gonna be tough for her to see the canadian government open that one. and i feel bad for canadian military. i served over there with those guys. they've got to be feeling pretty bad about their government rewarding a man who did his very best to kill them. >> tucker: i'm sure trudeau did this as an expression of how -- but he undermines his own society by doing it. sergeant morris, thanks for tha that. >> no problem. thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: appreciate it. an article on "huffington post" challenged us to an immigration debate, and of course he couldn't turn that down. up next, meet the challenges. >> tucker: pablo manriquez is the cofounder at k street media here in washington. he wrote a piece for "huffington post." "why tucker should debate man immigration." we want to forfeit our honor by turning down such a gentlemanly challenge from such a gentleman. so we have picked up the gauntlet pablo threw down. the distance will be the width of the table. pablo manriquez join

jackie speer who brought us together right before the break to condemn what president trump said about mika. it was outrageous. right before we leave we have a press conference. i hope we're not doing this every week. and again thank you susan davis. but the point is, and i mention all of my colleagues who are here, i don't know if they're all going to speak. but it's all about respect. as a mother of four daughters, two grand daughters, many grandsons and a son, but it's amazing to me to see the lack of respect some of these people have for women and for girls. six years ago the obama administration said enough is enough. and joe biden -- it has been, continues to be a great champion in respecting women, saying it's not your fault. we want to truth to come out. what is it, over 95% of the time. i'm sure you'll address that. the truth is that it is not their fault. together obama-biden expanded title 9 support and gave survivors hope and enkurjcouragt to come forward. now trump is attacking that, cutting funding and staff for the office of civil rights. this is inequality, it is injust

la congresista jackie speer y los padres del joven occiso hicieron pÚblica la recompensa a casi un aÑos univisiÓn 14 para conocer la creatividad de los pequeÑos y definitivamente ha sido todo un Éxito. vamos a comenzar a conocer algunos de ellos que han sido seleccionados. uno de los afortunados viven en la ciudad de union city, donde se encuentra en vivo orellana de 100.3, te escuchamos. reportera: nos escuchamos en la casa de un niÑo con mucho talento y eso lo vamos a mostrar mÁs adelante. vamos a darle la bienvenida. ya lo estÁn viendo aquÍ. aquÍ nos encontramos con su mamÁ,cÓmo estÁs? >> muy bien, gracias. reportera: tu hijo es uno de los niÑos del Área de la bahÍa que tiene tanto talento que Él es el primer ganador, ¿quÉ te parece? >> estoy sÚper feliz. reportera: hÁblanos un poquito de juliancito. mÁs adelante vamos a mostrar porque nos va a decir cÓmo se llaman los estados mÁs importantes del paÍs. ¿cuÁnto prácticas con Él? >> normalmente una hora antes de irse a dormir. reportera: se nos acaba de escapar, pero nos va a mostrar su talento. tiene tres aÑitos. me ha impresionado.

. >> reporter: neighbor jerry speer heard the road rage story but was shocked the suspect was livingso close to home. >> it's just crazy. i just don't know, you know. i'm shocked. >> reporter: david desper lived here in a home neighbors say he's been working on. police say inside his bedroom they found the .40-caliber smith and wesson they believe killed bianca roberson. >> this is a sad and senseless murder. >> reporter: for those still grieving for bianca, heartbreak today. >> we just had the graduation from her school, and the kids were so full of hope and excitement. >> reporter: but at least a little relief. >> i said, are they ever going to get this truck and this guy? my friend said, they're going to get him. they'll get the truck and they'll get the guy. and i said, how do you know? he said, they just will. >> reporter: and they did actually find that red pickup truck as well. they found it at an address a little ways away in glen mills. we went there today, knocked on door the door, no answer there. also david desper is expected to face a judge for his preliminary hearing on

i feel bad for chris speer, his wife, she is a great lady.t's gonna be tough for her to see the canadian government open that one. and i feel bad for canadian military. i served over there with those guys. they've got to be feeling pretty bad about their government rewarding a man who did his very best to kill them. >> tucker: i'm sure trudeau did this as an expression of how -- but he undermines his own society by doing it. sergeant morris, thanks for tha that. >> no problem. thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: appreciate it. an article on "huffington post" challenged us to an immigration debate, and of course he couldn't turn that down. up next, meet the challenges. stay tuned. once-daily toujeo® may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life. ♪ baby, slice it right. from the makers of lantus®, ♪ we're gonna groove tonight. toujeo® provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, proven blood sugar control all day and all night, and significant a1c reduct

need and they gel get bullied, they feel ashamed, so very with to do everything we can to try to in-speere kids. >> thanks for your donations. you can log to nbcwashington.com to donate. search supporting our schools. you can donate online and help make the school year brighter for a child >>> as we change gears now, went out to thehe farmer's market an it feels more like fall. >> it did. needed to take advantage of the three quarter sleeves. >> exactly. a little too chilly for sleeve last. >> i think it felt nice. >> yeah, it was nice. but wearing the rain jacket, ball cap. yeah. >> same here. and the thing is we had all the rain yesterday, we had record rainfall in part of the area. but the good news is we're talking about the rain coming to an end. so by the time sunday rolls around, we'll see a total 180 in the weather. you will like it, you will like the changes especially if you are still heading out tonight. so things will be improving as we go through the next several hours. so taking a look at friday, because we will look at these rainfall totals here in case you missed it, we ha

soldiers in 2002 he threw killed a delta force medic named christopher speer.antanamo bay he later pleaded guilty to murder there. lucky for khadr he was born a canadian citizen so

army soldier, sergeant first class christopher speer.tly, he pleaded guilty and was sent to military prison. here's where things get collocated. the supreme court of canada later ruled that canadian intelligence officials got the evidence from him under oppressive circumstances, such as sleep deprivation, during interrogations at guantanamo bay, and they share the evidence with u.s. officials. basically, the court decided that the plea was tainted, and he appealed his conviction. the appeal is currently standin standing. they are required to make the person the wrong hole. they do that with money. in this case, canada has agreed to pay khadr for his pain and suffering. i get canadian officials wronged him, but this doesn't sit well with me. two things happen here. we know the comedian, canadian officials are wrong in their actions, and we do not know that khadr isn't guilty of murder, but we absolutely could be. until we saw that on appeal, handing over $8 million today? that doesn't seem like justice. eric? >> eric: why in the hell does

he killed a delta force medic named christopher speer.he later pleaded guilty to murder there. lucky for khadr, he was born a canadian citizen, so after being released from gitmo, he sued the government of canada

poland, which was in the soviet spirit influence to so long, not a member, but certainly within the speernce is able to break away from russia now. >> neil: john roberts, thank you very much. liquid natural gas, lng, he was referring to. cleaner and obviously a lot more abunda abundant. >>> we'll wait for the president to make his arrival here in warsaw. we have jennifer griffin on a little bit more regarding that north korea missile test that apparently we saw coming. we didn't act on it, though. i don't know what that means. jennifer, help me out. >> reporter: neil, the pentagon said they didn't shoot down the missile after launch, because it was deemed by norad not to be a threat to north america or its allies. a pentagon spokesman added it threatened airliners over head as well as shipping in the sea of japan, because north korea didn't coordinate with anyone. captain jeff davis told pentagon reporters that north korean intercontinental ballistic missile was not one we've seen before. it is so new, the pentagon hasn't given it a name. at first, the penalty gone put out a statement cal

voting software supplier and spear speer phishing e-mails to hundreds of local officials days before last year's presidential election. russian government hackers were part of a team with a mandate specifically focused on the elections. they focused on the hacking system. russian hacking may have breached om elements of the u.s. voting system. and all of this explosive stuff is cited to, quote, a highly classified intelligence report obtained by the intercept. in addition to their writeup of it, this is important, the interce intercept, they didn't just publish an article about that top secret intelligence report, they actually published the top secret intelligence report, the top secret nsa report that they say they obtained, five pages of it detailing this mrn intelligence understanding of how russians tried to get into the american election system. it came with a flow chart of how the russians got in, why they targeted the places they did. very detailed. and the whole thing was labeled top secret on every page. the intercept reported when they published this thing that u.s. intell

rob: if he is such a sweetheart will he send some of that 8 million bucks over to tabitha speer.illian: little charlie gard's parents are optimistic after a brand new brain scan. a u.s. doctor who examined the terminally i will british infant now saying there is a chance he can reverse the 11-month-old's brain damage caused by a rare genetic disorder. the u.k.'s high court will decide next week whether charlie can have the treatment or if he will be danny off life support. still looking good for o.j. simpson to become a free man by the fall. no one opposes his release not even his victim. his freedom was almost derailed by a cookie. retired correctional officer says simpson was nearly eaten up for eating cookie stolen by another inmate. a violation that could have hurt his chances for parole. the 70-year-old has spent over 8 years in nevada prison for armed robbery and kidnapping. if paroled, he could be out as early as october. i tried to find out what kind. oatmeal. there you have it. reebok sparking outrage for mocking our commander-in-chief. he called france's first lady beau

the speer pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. mr. panetta: mr. speaker, briefly, the bill isdentical to h.r. 2009 which passed ithe 114th congss by vce vote. that is why awell as what we've heard today i urgeuick adoption of this legislation ce again and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the queion is will the house suspend the rules --he gentleman fro iinois. . lahood: thaou, mr. speaker. we also urge aption of ts legislation and yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: th questi is, will the hous spend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1404. those ifavor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of t chair, 2/3 rules are suspended, the bill i passed and without objectiothe motion to reconsider is laion the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition mr. panetta: i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1541. the speakerro temporethe clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 144, h.r. 1541, a bill to authorize th