or correspondent david stern in the story corps in kiev tonight david thank you well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a democrat nancy pelosi has been nominated for her job as speaker of the u.s. house of representatives well that's despite calls for younger leadership. the seventy eight year old lost the post when republicans took control of the house way back in two thousand and eleven the new democratic majority take their seats in january indonesian investigators say the lion air aircraft that crashed last month had suffered technical problems a day before the accident and that it should have been grounded all one hundred eighty nine people on board the boeing seven thirty seven were killed when it crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from jakarta the chinese scientist who claims to have created the world's first genetically edited babies says a second such pregnancy may be on the way he junk way revealed the possible pregnancy yesterday during remarks defending his work is claimed to have altered the d.n.a. of twin girls to pr

together with this diplomatic format you know it's a very good point to maximally for fickleness story corps here in berlin thank you . for britain's prime minister is urging lawmakers from all parties to support the brig's a deal that she agreed with the european union on sunday speaking before her parliament recently warned skeptical lawmakers of the unknown consequences of not read of on britain's withdrawal of the old from the e.u. lawmakers are now due to vote on the recently as planned on december eleventh. we can back this do you deliver on the voters a referendum and move on to building a brighter future of opportunity and prosperity for all our people or this house can choose to reject this deal and go back to square one because no one knows what would happen if this deal doesn't pass it would open the door to more vision and more uncertainty with all the risks that will entail british prime minister theresa may there are one correspondent because moss is also following the story for us. to reason may know is that there is a lot of work still ahead of her she's talking to m.p.'s in

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you have a lot of stories here of u.s. marine corps, u.s. army. our navy medal of honor recipients buried just behind the camera here. so many stories to tell. we are just trying to find ways to make that connection with the visitor, who has a limited time at these sites. mitchell: is the 204 memorial under your direction as well? shane: yes. we manage out of the cemetery office, about 200 acres approximately. and then, yes, hill 204. we call it the chateau-thierry american monument, but it's 204 meters high. it is a french-american monument the way it commemorates, built and maintained by the market american battle monuments commission. but if you take it detailed look at the villages, the names of the villages inscribed on the monument, and also why it was built, it is commemorating the french and american soldiers who fought and died side-by-side in world war i. it is kind of an interesting way to show this franco-american history and shared linkages. mitchell: you mentioned being on the battle of belleau wood battlefield, some of it is marked,

another incredible story is the story of the 49th company of the marine corps. the helmet to me is the 49th -- not the 49th. it is the 205, the second battalion, fifth marines. their story really begins at belleau wood which happened 100 years ago to this day. i mentioned the epic charge on june 6 where the men -- this was world war i d-day that no one has heard about unless you are in the marine corps or a world war i buff. this is where the marine corps advanced over several fields under heavy machine-gun fire. what happened before that was extraordinary. at the end of may, early june, the germans had launched a major offensive geared at rome -- sorry, paris. they were breaking through the french lines. literally the french army was melting away. the archives talk about how it was like water on a hot iron. it was evaporating. the french army was evaporating. men from the 49th company and 25, the second division were all being trucked as quickly as possible along with the third division of the u.s. army into the vortex of battle to hold the line at all costs. th

and a set of trying to fix what had gone wrong in political journalism our press corps simply moved on to the next story which in this case was a very big story donald trump as president on the recent migrant caravan story fox news has plenty of answer for but there were some other news organizations that also bought into the narrative the trump and the republicans were trying to push to what extent do you think news outlets from the center even from the left or near left are also giving this particular story outsized attention once again allowing trump to be the media's assignment editor or can they just not help themselves. it's just yes very difficult for t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like a thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing ba

and a set of trying to fix what had gone wrong in political journalism our press corps simply moved on to the next story which in this case was a very big story donald trump as president on the recent migrant caravan story fox news has pointed answer for but there were some other news organizations that also bought into the narrative the trump and the republicans were trying to push to what extent do you think news outlets from the center even from the left or near left are also giving this particular story outsized attention once again allowing trump to be the media's assignment editor or can they just not help themselves. it's just yet very difficult for t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing battle

story. but the geniuses in they american press corps axed like it was all completely real. washington senior political reporter aaron blake repeated the claim as gospel. so did john campbell of cnn and cnbc john harwell, not surprisingly. it sounded right, he would probably meet with assange in russia or london.ss who cares if he actually did. keep in mind these are reporters. they are supposed to be fact-base and our watchdogs. they are not. the people are mindlesss enforcers of whatever the establishment line of the day happens to be. they are intellectual thugs to make us shut down. who would believe anything they say? molly hemingway does not believe them and is senior editor of the "federalist" and she joins us tonight. "guardian" story i pulled out because of a great piece you wrote and metaphor for our coverage. it's transparently thin at best and repeated as if it was real. >> like all the other russia stories we have seen. there is a claim. this is a hard to disproveth claim. it doesn't say what is going on but the russia thing comes into play. >> tucker: russia! >

corps. chris: if a reporter writes a story that the president doesn't like, if a reporter asks a question the president doesn't like, are you saying it's fair to pull their pass and prevent them from getting access to the white house? that strikes at the heart of freedom of the press. kellyanne: if what you just described was the standard we would have cleared out the entire building years ago. he gets a lot of unfair treatment by the press. the disrespect at the moment in that incidents. i will disagree with you. as a woman who has had people put their hands on knee, i am currently deciding whether to press charges on an incidents that happened last month. i don't like him pulling that mic back. and doing on her arm what looked like a karate chop. the president answered his questions and he was moving on to the next question to nbc. he was standing ready to pose that question, and he wanted to move on to give other outlets an opportunity to ask their questions. chris: i agree with that. telly ann, thank you. thanks for your time this weekend answering our questions. chris: what does the spli

sergeant, wth >> when they were firing mortars, partner, long story short, they sent me home with one leg and retired me out of the marine corps in 1953. >> he moved to milpitas, where he was elected mayor for three terms in the 1960s and '70s. he volunteers at the va hospital, counseling others with ptsd. >>> it is one of the most powerful and significant community outreach things we do all yearlong. we team up with safe way to help feed the need. >> it's part of a month-long effort to feed hungry in the bay area. we are live in pleasant hill with the details. >> reporter: with so much heartache going on right now throughout the state of california. this is our chance to hopefully bring a little bit of joy. every year we partner with the food banks to get together and find out what items a lot of people need around this time of year, simple things like protein can go a long way. i'm going to bring in the director for the food bank. not only are people displaced by the wildfires, but people still trying to cover from the north bay wildfires. why is this so important? >> we see people year round who are not able to make ends me

and a set of trying to fix what had gone wrong in political journalism our press corps simply moved on to the next story which in this case was a very big story donald trump as president on the recent migrant caravan story fox news has pointed answer for but there were some other news organizations that also bought into the narrative the trump and the republicans were trying to push to what extent do you think news outlets from the center even from the left or near left are also giving this particular story outsized attention once again allowing trump to be the media's assignment editor or can they just not help themselves. it's just yet very difficult for t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like a thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing batt

speaking at downing street am asking really quite questions from the press corps there really came out swinging to a whole a spot on the story joining us live from london so no they asked are things like is the country or the government in chaos where people basically promise something that doesn't exist where you fight a no confidence vote question after question after question she seemed to have the same basic reply every time what did you see there. yes well this is clearly and a prime minister embattled on many fronts who faces the media tonight and they were they were tackling her on all of those fronts but anybody who thought she was going to stand up this evening and resign in the face of all the pressure being applied to her was would have been disappointed she was indeed entirely defiant ending with a cricketing analogy their hero the batsman geoffrey boycott when all odds were against him he batted on until he had the runs he needed to win and that's precisely what she intends to do actually started off by talking about high and heavy responsibilities of office how it's an honor and a privilege but of course someti

and a set of trying to fix what had gone wrong in political journalism our press corps simply moved on to the next story which in this case was a very big story donald trump as president on the recent migrant caravan story fox news has plenty of answer for but there were some other news organizations that also bought into the narrative the trump and the republicans were trying to push to what extent do you think news outlets from the center even from the left or near left are also giving this particular story outsized attention once again allowing trump to be the media's assignment editor or can they just not help themselves. just yet very difficult for t.v. producers to resist that even something as simple as showing us on the map where those people were and how close in fact they were to the u.s. border which at one time was like thousand miles away or hundreds of miles away even something as simple as that was too difficult for cable news producers so that was a case where trump and his propaganda. outmaneuvered t.v. news and simply capitalized on some of its weaknesses there's this ongoing battle be

long story short, they sent me home with one leg and retired me out of the marine corps in 1953. >> reporter: he came home to milpitas, won three terms as mayor in the '60s and '70s. >> i'm counseling those guys on how to settle down, face what's happened and get back into life. >> reporter: for him, the korean wash was t war was a beginning of a life of service. >> maybe short changed us a little bit, but we're here. that's the important thing. we're here to remember our buddies, our friends in the past. we're here to commemorate veterans day and celebrate, and by god, that's what we're going to do. >> those who have not been through the experience just can't understand what it is like. but being here with those who know, i can tell you, it's a humbling experience. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> that's dignity and such respect. >> we have a big appreciation on this veteran's day for all the veterans. for a moment it seemed like it was getting a little better, and then blanketed. >> we're going to see that situation replicate itself all the way through fri

look at some of the other stories making the news... received approval to list on the tokyo stock exchange in an initial public offering worth $21.04 billion. the unit, softbank corpth. the move will mark the transformation of the firm from a mobile network provider into one of the world's biggest technology investors. spirits giant diageo has sold 19 brands to us company sazerac in a deal worth $550 million. among the brands included in the sale are seagram's v0, booth‘s and john begg. the firm says the net proceeds of around $438 million, after tax and transaction costs, will be returned to shareholders through a share buyback programme. europe's biggest technology company, sap, has agreed to buy qualtrics international for $8 billion in cash, pre—empting the us. enterprise software compa ny‘s plans to go public. this is sap‘s largest deal to date topping its 2014 acquisition of concur technologies for $7.2 billion. italy's economy minister is looking to revise down his country's budget growth forecast for next year to try to reach a deal with the european commission over fiscal policy — according to a government source. the commission rejected italy's fiscal pl

corps was communications for the u.s. army. they were the ones responsible for motion picture and still photographs. susan: and the eastman kodak company, a very storied name. allison: i really like watching these official films, because they always have that little border around the film, and the two flags that is the insignia of the signal corps, those are signal flags. it was a moment of pride to have these. mitchell: so many films were done with reenactments. for example, the british did a reenactment of the battle of the somme. this is actual footage taken in the united states or overseas. susan: this is the background of what got the u.s. into the war. allison, take us into that decision. allison: the entry of the united states into the war is still interesting. scholars still debated until -- debate it until today. what they are showing on the screen here is the u-boat, where the germans were attacking civilians or supposedly civilian ships. this caused a lot of tension between the u.s. and germany. some scholars cite this as one of the factors that led to the u.s. entering the first world war. particularly what the people are most familiar wit

stories. i am talking, that's the way i go! >> he graduated 1966. and planning to join the jag corps. >> -- a great guy, i did pick up three credits and he took me under his wing and said he would give me an opportunity to write a story. and i did, i got the best mark i got in law school probably because he was helpful. but anyway, i was going in louis remail,-- louis, the guy would not give me the job, i announced i was not going into the air force until january. i decided my way of thinking was i did not have a chance because this guy was in 16 years. and so, i decided i was going to run against him and for the state assembly. and so i did. and now, louis, did not think i was very serious because i was still in law school and i did not move back home. and so he went to alaska on a cruise. so i graduated from law school, i got my three credits done. and the first week in august it was the first week of september when the primary was. so i had six weeks. i do not have any money and so i borrowed $500 from the bank of elroy and i bought a $100 car that had 225,000 miles on it. you can

prvelg i'm reading wall street journal story that the autokneeing san found that corp.lose used subsidiary in netherlands which cher was talking to spend 18 million dollars buying renovating personal homes. one condo in rio but a home in beirut that his sister received 60,000 commission for advising on the housing in rio. but found no evidence that the performed such work. >> underreported his 44 million dollars in earnings as well. according to the allegation it is in japanese court and so yeah japan doesn't take stuff lightly as i mention to you a domestic oriented economy and when you're a foreign ceo heading up one of the largest companies in the country that doesn't look good for you especially a legacy someone like carlos who tenure has been over 10 years at the helm of nissan. >> he essentially saved nissan for bankruptcy. avoided 2008. yeah. >> a rock star now this whats unbelievable. >> well they wanted to -- independents i guess. but it took a while because they needed support in order to oust as chairman and then they finally got it. what happens to alliance?

story. we never thought we were going to post an audit seventy one was bet against us that we wouldn't even do the audit the air force the marine corps the defense logistics agency the u.s. special operations command and the u.s. transportation command a number of sections agencies divisions were given disclaimers saying that they had multiple issues that needed to be fixed and the inspection involved over one thousand two hundred auditors some of the things that stand out for example we've got fifty three million dollars worth of an installed missile motors that were in not working condition they were at a airforce base in utah well the auditors discovered that actually these missile motors were functional the pentagon is notorious for wasteful spending of taxpayer money. apparently unconcerned the deputy of defense the defense department came forward and said that they were not surprised that this was simply not a pass fail audit apparently at this point they are saying that this is simply showing what they already knew which was that there was a huge problem wasteful spending in the pentagon and now they are turning to the america

story. into theght you military, sir? >> ok, in january 1943, i tried to enlist in the army air corps. they told me they were not taking in list meant at that time. that was the height of the war, and i got the picture -- they did not want me. they drafted me in the army in april of 1943. pennsylvania in heading to fort meade, maryland. got to washington, d.c. had an hour-layover. went to a restaurant, got something to eat. said you are in the car back there. welcome to the south. that was my introduction to segregation. let me back up now. i was born and montclair, new jersey, in july of 1923. 1936.o pennsylvania born in my dad was working at the hazard where roadworks. to a small town near mountaintop, pennsylvania, near wilkes-barre and hazelton -- between wilkes-barre and hazelton, pennsylvania. i went to a two-a room schoolhouse in the seventh and eighth grades. when i went to high school, we .ad to take a bus mountaintop, pennsylvania. when we moved out there, we were the only family of color out did not run into any segregation whatsoever. i was treated just like any other perso

corps. >> i corsi having conversations with roger stone. >> jerome corsi, rod rosenstein associate. >> the corsi story. >> jerome corsi is live on "the beathank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> you were offered a plea deal by bob mueller's team? >> that's correct. >> why did you reject it? >> it was fraudulent. it required me to lie and it required me to violate various regulations and even i thought commit fraud and i won't do that. i will not lie to keep myself out of jail and i realize that i could go to jail for the rest of my life. i'm 72 years old. i might die in jail but i'm still making this decision. >> you think what you're doing today increases the risk that you will be charged, be convicted, and die in jail? >> yes, i do. >> when you look at this plea negotiation, you did enter into some kind of discussions with them. what would you have accepted? what would a plea deal look like that you would take? >> i would have taken immunity. >> that's not a plea deal, that's just immunity. >> that's my terms they proposed this and said we want you to consider it. this first count which they said you only have to agree to one

one story will be the ice and that could be in the form of sleet or even flaz ice which is extremely dangerous on the roads. watch for that on the i-81 corps oreo door and we're talking snow, 3 to 6 inches in some locations. i'm meteorologist melissa constanzer. >>> coming up, the new revelations from monica lewinsky and what she says happened in the oval office. >>> but first police are called to remove a black student from a the growing outrage. >>> and later country music's biggest night, the big surprise ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >>> we're back with rival lawmakers in sri lanka brawling on the floor of parliament there in a violent clash over the newly appointed prime minister of that asian country. more than three dozen men punched, kicked and threw things at each other. the battle lasted about 30 minutes. >>> well, back in this country, a white college professor in texas has been suspended after calling police on a black udent who had t e scene including their classmate being led away. the school's president says the student did not feel moss' actions were racially

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stories. that's the way i go. >> he graduated in 1966 and planning to join the j corps later that fall you kind got a free summerhad three credits to go into law school. jake ^ does anybody remember professor jake voyager, great guy on water land rights. i had to pick up three credits and he took me under his wing and said he would give me an opportunity to write a story on water law and recurring in the ownership. and i got the best mark i got in law school because probably because he was helpful. but louis ravel, the guy couldn't give me the job. i announced i was going to run against him because i wasn't going to go into the air force j corps until january. so i decided my way of thinking was i didn't have a chance because this guy was in for 16 years. so i decided i was going to run against him for the state assembly. so i did and announced. now louis ravel didn't think i was very serious because i was still in law school and i didn't move back home. so he went to alaska on a cruise. so i graduated from law school, got my three credits done and it was the first week in august and the first Ãbsecond week in s

corps. there are many people who wanted to ask questions. >> if the president showed respect, if a reporter writes a story the president doesn't like, if a reporter asked questions the president doesn't like are you saying it's fair to pull their pass and prevent them from getting access to the white house because that strikes at the house heart. >> we would've cleaned out the entire building two years ago if that was the case. he gets a lot of unfair treatment by the press. it was the disrespect at that incident. i'm going to disagree. as a woman who had people put their hands on me, i'm currently deciding whether to press charges on an incident in the last month. i don't like him pulling that mike back and doing on her arm it look like a karate chop. she's a young age during her job. if you play the clip the president had already answered the question and was moving on. she wanted to move on to give other outlets an opportunity to ask their questions. >> i agree with that. as a reporter who has sometimes been in that situation you ice want to get your question down. >> it's always good to talk to you. >> up next will bring in the sunday group t

corps later this wednesday we'll update you on developments there after the break. you know world's big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. will make this manufactured consent to step into the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round to be the one percent. going all middle of the room signal. room i mean real news is really. headline news now twelve ukrainian sailors are due in a russian court on wednesday following sunday's clash in the code straight off the coast of crimea the incident brought russia and ukraine close to full blown conflict and the sailors are charged with illegally crossing the russian border and could face up to six years in prison and twelve other sailors have already been ordered to be held in pretrial detention for two months after russia's security services seized thr

story for us all evening long. deputies gave you an update just a couple of hours ago. >> reporter: yeah that gunman identified as a u.s. marine corp. vet now. authorities say right now they're looking into all of his social media accounts. 28-year-old ian david long and they're really looking for any clues as why he may have targeted this bar. you can see the scene here behind me. he actually lives we're told about 7 miles from this shooting spree. it's expected to be an intense investigation through tomorrow morning. this is all where a college country night was going on. the gunman also pronounced dead on the scene it's believed he turned the gun on himself after exchanging gunfire with responding deputies also killing a veteran with the sheriff's department. it was a gun he bought legally helps. a glock 21 caliber designed to hold 10 rounds but had an extended magazine which is ill -- illegal in the state of california. and we heard from sheriff jeff dean this morning he spoke about how the gunman approached. >> it appears he walked up to the scene, he shot the security guard that was standing outside. he stepped inside, it app

corps, and it is a disservice to the american people. we will have more in a moment, let's turn to another story.e go to florida, now bracing for a massive recount tonight, defeated democratic senator bill nelson moving ahead on his recount plans after losing to republican rick scott. rick scott will join us in justt a moment. currently, nelson trails by nearly 20,000 votes, but that is still close enough for a mandatory recount. nelson has hired mark allie is, does the name sound familiar? the clinton campaign attorney, from perkins coie, that paid fusion gps for their dirty dossier on president trump. just to be clear, the lawyer of the recount effort, is the same one at the center of the biggest corruption scandal, abuse of power scandal, in our history. he has organized effort behind a dirty dossier for clinton, he is at the very center of v the democrat's efforts to use campaign op research to malign trump before and after the election. now he is hired by bill nelson, and now it looks like the florida governor's race could had to a recount despite andrew gillum conceding the race to ron desa

story before. we are focused on world war i, but the fact of the matter is gerald trafford, when he was in the army air corps is actually the individual that launched d-day. nobody has written a book about this yet. he was stationed in greenland as a young army weatherman in the army, and his job every day was to send the balloons up to go across the atlantic and it was the balloon he sent up on that particular day that went over, was picked up by eisenhower's weatherman, and eisenhower issued those famous reports after the weather report, which was not channel seven or channel four, "let's go." that's your piece of history. so for our group, let's go. >> thank you for inviting me to this book for him. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i would like to provide you a brief overview of what persian's -- pershing's tankers is about. i will then be happy to answer any questions you may have. next slide please. the u.s. army established the tank corps in 1918 to help break the deadlock of trench warfare. the army organized the tank corps with components in the united states and france with british and french c

well developed story ok well let me go let me go to jail i mean i met luke harding a couple of times here in moscow and he was really the laughingstock of the entire foreign press corps here so not the first time for this guy you know he's he has a real track record there maybe when you meet him ask him about his plagiarism of a. satirical magazine called the exile ask barkha ames he was the editor of it there joe what's you know again you know the our our numbers are thinning the people that want to do real journalism here i'm very pessimistic i don't see it turning around because you have a fusion of the media into the state and everybody's happy everyone's rich you don't have to think mary very much stupid people can be on t.v. a lot i mean everybody wins on their side it's all about status career ism vanity fame money and the and the sucking up to people in power you know journalism has a power even greater than the power of government because our power if it's exercised is to keep those in power in check instead we see journalist it's been going on for a while now they have sucking up and living vicariously through the power of government officials and just taki