>> hello. >> sullivan: laura sullivan.e to meet you. >> very nice to meet you as well. >> sullivan: john houghtaling is a bit of a new orleans legend, a plaintiff's attorney with a taste for french antiques. >> so it's restored just like at the time. >> sullivan: he made millions for his clients and for himself, taking on the insurance companies after katrina. >> insurance policies, even for a lawyer that's been doing this for a long time, they're very complicated. i mean, they're thick. if you've ever tried to read an insurance policy, it's very difficult to read. it's not written in plain language. there's lots of loopholes in it, lots of exclusions. so everybody here is working on sandy, and these are the clients that we represent. >> sullivan: after sandy, houghtaling focused his law firm's attention on problems developing with flood claims in new york and new jersey. >> i looked at some of the cases, and i had never seen anything worse in my entire career. >> sullivan: he eventually signed on to represent about 600 sa

including the case of justin sullivan. >> i don't think justin sullivan cared anything about the religion. he thought that this was essentially a death cult. >> reporter: mccord says it might surprise you how many of the cases her office has prosecuted have little to do with twisted religious beliefs, more to do with young men and 89% are male, just feeling powerless. for your teenagers it's just a few clicks away and most parents don't know. >> they have an entire chat room to give you information how to protect your computer from surveillance and the fbi. >> reporter: seamus hughes of george washington university leads a program and group that tracks and analyzes extremists online. >> they just posted this? >> they just posted this fiveag >> reporter: if you think smart, successful kids are somehow immune to the trap doors online, come with us to the federal transfer center in oklahoma city. there is someone who can answer questions about the story of two honors students from small mississippi towns. one of them a cheerleader, the other a soccer player. through the door, mohammad daklal

some of you all have seen the movie "the fighting sullivans," or heard of the five sullivan brothers from iowa. in the navy and service together on the uss juneau, and the uss juneau was torpedoed by the japanese during a night out. many of the crew were lost, and all five of the salomon brothers -- sullivan brothers. it was so devastating for the sullivan family -- and by the way, the navy named a destroyer, there is a destroyer today called the sullivan. they have been more realize throughout the history. but lawmakers said hey, we cannot let this happen again. so they passed a law, locally known as the sullivans rule, and it says that two close family members cannot serve together in a combat zone involuntarily. that last part is the key part. because the hagel brothers had asked to serve with each other. guess what the sergeants and officers said? does the sullivan rule apply? nope. set that aside. >> i did not know that. >> because you volunteer to do it. what is really interesting about chuck and tom -- they did not just served with each other in the outfit, they were in the sa

margaret sullivan, to you first.t tipped off the "post" reporters that what this woman, jamie phillips, was saying the them was not true? >> judy, the "post" was doing what good reporters always do, which, as you know, is to do a background check and to find out as much as possible about someone before going with their story. so they were doing fairly standard kind of background check, and one of the things that they turned up, and there were a number of red flags, but probably the most obvious one was that they found a go fund me page on the internet that seemed to suggest that jamie phillips had gone to work or was going to work for an organization that would set out to discredit establishment media. so this was something that certainly caught the "post's" eye. >> woodruff: and to you, michelle holmes, what has been the reaction there in alabama to the "post" exposing this attempt at a sting? >> certainly we at our newsroom are incredibly grateful and proud of the work that the "washington post" is doing. i think i

including the case of justin sullivan. she says his obsessions were not about politics or radical islam. >> i don't think justin cared anything about the religion. he thought this was a death call to acquire weapons and killing as many people as he could. that's all he wanted to do. >> mccord says it might surprise you how many of the cases her office has prosecuted have little to do with twisted religious beliefs, more to do with young men and 89% are male just feeling powerless. >> some have mental health problems and some drug problems. some have criminal history. >> john miller, deputy commissioner of intelligence for the new york city police department says isis recruiters online know their targets well. >> what is the void? where is the hole in this person's life? how do we fill that piece and bring them onboard? >> one of their video promises no more humiliation. >> they say, you know, you can go from whatever you are, maybe you're a loser, to being a lion. and all you have to do is follow this code. they put togeth

dnc woman county sullivan. -- cathy sullivan. dnc man bill shaheen. and dnc at-large member joann dardell. [applause] thank you, everyone. let's have a great night. [applause] new hampshire democrats, to lead us in the pledge of allegiance, please welcome the newly elected at-large members of the nashua board of aldermen, shoshanna kelly, dave tencza, and brandon laws. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> new hampshire democrats, please welcome to the stage manchester's mayor elect, joyce craig. ♪ >> the manchester folks are the loudest. i am honored to welcome you here tonight as the mayor elect of manchester and as the first woman elected to lead the queen city. it is so wonderful to be here with all of you. so many of you joined the hundreds of manchester residents in knocking on thousands of doors, making phone calls, sharing our campaign's message with your friends, neighbors, colleagues. your

dnc woman kathy sullivan. dnc man bill shaheen. and dnc lr member joanne dolan.

sullivan is reported -- hack a secret. sullivan is reportedly the one who spearheaded the company's response. uber's new ceo said, "none of this should have happened and i will not make excuses for it. while i can't erase the past, i can commit on behalf of every uber employee that we will learn from our mistakes. we are changing the way we do business." this hack happened just after uber had settled a lawsuit with new york state over data security issues. uber says there's no evidence the compromised information has been used by the hackers. >>> a teen's shooting death outside a concord high school now looks to be linked to the notorious ms-13 street gang. kpix5's jackie ward says it's the first time police have seen the dangerous group in concord. jackie? >> reporter: liz, police confirm that members of the international gang ms-13 are in their city. typically members are in big cities like l.a., houston and new york, but now they're moving to the suburbs. police have arrested six people ranging in age from 17 to 20 who

his dad, a retired marine captain, rich sullivan. >> i imagined him joining the military. and to follow in my footsteps. >> reporter: but his high school reported to the parents that justin had violent fantasies in his writing and suspended him. they said he needed serious help. the parents had no idea that their 18 year old son alone with his computer had reached out to isis recruiters. in less than 24 hours, a top captain of isis responded. 6,184 miles away. "welcome brother, blessings upon you. justin is lonely. isis can fix that." then another key step, tap into the fantasy. and we know justin loves the video game call of duty. if justin takes violent action, they will make him a hero, a celebrity. justin sullivan puts on a ski mask, and murders a neighbor with his father's rifle which he hides. police find the neighbor's body, but have no suspect. and then in a few months, he tells his isis recruiter, he is ready to go big. >> reporter: he is going to get an assault rifle and slaughter people at a concert in north carolina or at a club. but as the clock is ticking dow

sullivan: i know, i came on stage before they did my walk on music, i was so anxious.ay a few things about carol shea-porter, because she was my congresswoman, and i was always so proud to have csp as my congresswoman. [applause] ms. sullivan: every vote she took was always the right vote. , as shewas always there said, fighting for the rest of us. she -- i remember the first time i met carol, she came to my office and talked about running for congress. i was quite impressed. at that point, she had stood up and protested the policies of george w. bush. [applause] went to geoffshe riley's town halls, knew his record better than he did and was able to ask him the pointed question that drove him crazy. one thing i will always remember about carol shea-porter is she made me cry once. story, but know this a lot of people do because some of you were there when this happened. it was the night of the election 2006, when she was running for congress the first time. and i was in manchester at the coordinated campaign headquarters. people say, you must have known you were going t

we're back with republican senator dan sullivan of alaska. he's a key member of the armed services committee. he supports the tax overhaul bill. are you comfortable, though, senator, with a bill that would add, according to the congressional budget office, $1.4 trillion to the national debt over the next ten years? >> well, look, that score by the cbo, wolf, takes into account -- they estimate that our economic growth with that score would be 1.9% over the next ten years. i think that vastly underestimates what we can do in this economy. you know, one of the things that is so important about this tax bill is we've got to get this economy growing again. we've had a lost decade of economic growth. about less than 2% gdp growth. we can get to 3%, 3.5% growth. we're going to do that and those deficits won't be such a challenge. we'll have much more of an opportunity for bringing in more revenue. and, look, that brings another point. everybody is saying who is going to benefit? i think the person who is going to benefit the most is the person who

dna, ed rendell, also nbc news political analyst and "washington post" media columnist margaret sullivan with us as well. ed rendell, let me ask you about the path forward for the consumer financial protection bureau, something i know you were following closely through its incarnation. senator elizabeth warren intimately involved from its creation, she fighting for what richard cordray picking his successor himself. how do you see the path forward going here? >> well, first of all, i think this is going to wind up in the courts to determine who has the power to appoint an interim successor, but i think it's important that we focus on what this agency does. since its inception, it has saved american consumers tens of billions of dollars, they were being ripped off by large financial agencies, tens of billions of dollars. now the president has appointed somebody who thinks the organization has no reason to exist, similar to what he did with the department of environmental protection. this agency is an important way to protect ordinary people from the swamp, from you know, the president was

it is thought they could bea sullivan?could be a new manager in charge as early as tomorrow morning. widely thought the person to takeover will be david moyes. he is best—known for his time at everton, and the man who went in at everton, and the man who went in at manchester united after the retiring sir alex ferguson. most recently appointed at sunderland when they were relegated to the championship. he left in may following the relegation. it is that that concerns a lot of west ham fans. does he have the right skill set to keep west ham in the premier league? he does have the luxury of a bit of time on his hands. it is an international weekend. that means west ham's match in the premier league, the next one they will be playing is at watford a week on sunday. outside a chilly london stadium. thanks for joining sunday. outside a chilly london stadium. thanks forjoining us. the draw for the second round of the fa cup will take place over on bbc two at seven o'clock this evening. seven non—league clubs definitely through. s

you go, girl. >> she gives sullivan a big old hug. >> perfect example of the perfect story. [ cheerslause ] >> rescuing a big lost dog. >> wakes up with her cheeseburger. all right, come on, big fella. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, this little girl is about to learn that sometimes -- >> your wishes do come true. >> the story behind her perfect birthday surprise. >> that couldn't have worked out better, man. >> plus the wednesday buzzword you won't want to miss if you want a chance to win an ipad mini. need you. later lobster. hurry! let's go! thanks for coming everyone! we found this special house... ...for a super special family. uh, where's the special part? that's where you all come in! [ cheering ] here, i see a big tree. and a closet filled with holiday outfits! dream houses do come true! think they'll like it? yep, they're gonna love it. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 h

that was something sullivan's team was responsible for and something investigators have looked at andll be looking at. there are so many questions and the ceo has to keep playing cleanup, and he knew that was what he was coming into. maybe he did not know quite the extent of it. this one, the data breach, is a -- is just shocking. emily: tesla is spending an average of $8,000 per minute as it ramps up production on its model 3 sedan, which would put the company on track to exhaust its current cash pile by early august, so the pace is not expected to continue. tesla has said it has ample money to meet its target of producing 5000 model 3's by the end of march. coming up, the doj is hitting at&t hard. details on the lawsuit that could block at&t's $85 billion takeover. ♪ ♪ emily: big news for tencent, the tech giant has become the first chinese government to revalue net more than 500 billion dollars. this just three months after it top $400 billion for the first time ever. it joins apple, alphabet, amazon, microsoft, and facebook is the only companies valued at more than $500 billion. w

what he investigated sullivan's security team. now, it was during that investigation that they found out about the hack and the cover up as well. so ceo's lat est -- uber's latest ceo has release a statement tonight. he says he wants transparency for the company in the future. he also says, quote, none of this should have happened and i will make no excuses for it. he is now offering credit monday are toking services for all those affected. now to capital hill where an ethics investigation is underway involving john conyers he's the high profail man accused of sexual misconduct. marina maracco was live on capital hill tonight with more. >>reporter: sexual harassment claims out of capital hill, this time 88 year old democratic congressman from michigan john conyers and he is the longest serving member of the house. we now know that just two years ago he made a $27,000 payout to a woman who worked at his office who claims she was sexually harassed by the congressman. now, the sexual harassment settlement actually happened two years

joe sullivan and one of his deputies have now been fired for their alleged role in it.ervices for anyone affected. actor and singer david cas dis devmentd according to his publish scis. cassidy was admitted to the icu in florida. the suffering from multiple organ failure. david cassidy, 67 years old. now to a fox5 a exclusive. we wor,ing to get answers after a man contacted us after he allege easies racial profiling and harassment in his d.c. neighborhood. he caught the actions of one officer on video. he took his concerns to mayor muriel bowser. he e-mailed the mayor looking for her response to this video. several hours later mayor bowser said she hadn't seen the video. the man who shot it says it's nothing but harassment. here it is again. everything good with you all? >> i'm good. i doangt got no guns. i got the guns. i didn't catch that. i said, y'all have the guns. you don't have any, either. >> i don't consent to any searches. i'm going to i'm good. let me see your waist and we can move on. i don't have anything. that doesn't really count. all right. i appreciate

senator sullivan has mentioned that. is that contiguous 2,000 acres within this 1.5 million acres or is that 12 acres here and 10 acres over there? do you know what that 2,000 acre means? >> thank you, senator. i'm going to have to defer that question because i've not seen any language so i can't respond to that. i don't know what language. >> i think it's an important question. it was presented to me as the size of dulles airport which is fine if it's just one place. but i think what it means is it's scattered all over the place. and if you add it all together it's 2,000 acres. second question, do you know how many wells are contemplated in this development? >> again, i think that depends on what's passed by the body of this congress. if in fact an action is passed, because that could stipulate which area of this could be developed, potentially all of it, potentially some part of it. so i think until we have a better sense of that i can't respond to how many wells. >> if we are being told there is 10 billion barrels her

i think one interesting fact is that joe sullivan, who has been ousted as part of this incident, wase center, or at least his organization was at the center of some of those things. you hear about greyball, the software meant to help in some cases uber drivers evade law enforcement. that was something sullivan's team was responsible for and something investigators have looked at and may still be looking at. there are so many questions and dara khosrowshahi has to keep playing cleanup, and he knew that was what he was coming into. maybe he did not know quite the extent of it. this one, the data breach, is a total surprise. uber has so many problems. the idea there is a new one is just shocking. emily: tesla is spending an average of $8,000 per minute as it ramps up production on its all-important model 3 sedan, . that would put the company on track to exhaust its current cash flow by early august, although the pace is not expected to continue. tesla has said it has ample money to meet its target of producing 5000 model 3's by the end of march. coming up, the doj is hitting at&t hard.

thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, senator sullivan. congressman young, you have been through a few anwr debates. we welcome your comments this morning. >> are you sure of that? madam chair, thank you for having this hearing and ranking member cantwell and the rest of the members of the senate. i don't feel comfortable on the senate side. i need a flashlight most of the time because sometimes it's pretty dark over here. i am one of the few people, there's one left in the congress that went through this battle 45 years ago, actually 42 years ago. this 1002 area, the history of it was created by senator jackson and senator stephens when the senators were really knowledgeable about what goes on. we recognize this area at that time about the value of oil and why we have the 1002 area. as you mentioned, anwr is about 19 million acres of land. 1002 footprint will probably be, i can't say what size it is, but i represent alaska. you see anything different on my nose right now? this is -- i am alaska. one tengt of one tengt percent. we are talk

president, i'd like to take this opportunity to thank senator sullivan from alaska. once again, he comes in from the class of 2014, and we have a specific request to basically talk about what we see as being the appropriate way in which we create a healthy economy. i see that our colleague from iowa has arrived. if our colleague from iowa, senator ernst, would care to speak, we would love to have her do that as well. part of what senator sullivan has shared with you today is the need to move back above 3% growth. and that is an item which we think is critical. in doing so not only do we begin to move back into what i think most americans would consider to be a healthy economy, one in which they can actually see their own families doing better, but we'll also see a better movement in terms of the shortfalls within revenues coming into the federal government. with that let me once again welcome senator ernst from iowa, also a member of the class of 2014. senator ernst. mrs. ernst: thank you very much. mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mrs. er

her legislation, which has the support of her alaska colleague, senator sullivan, was designed to create good jobs, provide new sources of energy and strengthen our national security. now they will both advance to the senate floor. today the senate will take the next important step toward fixing the tax code and helping middle-class families keep more of their hard-earned money. members will vote to begin debate on this once in a generation opportunity to reform our tax code so it works for the middle class. i encourage any member who thinks we need to fix the problems of our outdated tax code to proceed to proceed to this legislation. anyone who thinks that rates are too high or loopholes are too prominent should vote to begin debate. and to members who have ideas about how to make the bill better, i would urge them to vote for the motion to proceed and offer their amendments. i believe my mandate from the people of kentucky is to vote yes, and i certainly intend to do so. the bottom line is this -- we must vote to begin debate, because once we do, we will be one step closer to taking m

stating the obvious, this is a very divided, divided electorate right now. >> kevin cirilli, sean sullivane. thank you so much. the expectations for a mighting between president trump and vladimir putin taking place during this overseas trip. and whether the mueller investigation puts president trump in a weakened position with the russia leader. rything. you switched to the capital one quicksilver card. and how do you feel? [sighs] like a burden's been lifted. those other cards made you sign up for bonus cash back. then they change categories on you every few months. then you had to keep signing up! you...deserve...better. now get out there and keep earning that 1.5% cash back on every purchase everywhere. thanks, doc. i'm not a doctor. what? [whispers] time to go. what's in your wallet? welcome! hhi!s it going? okay, so you've got two friends here. yes. this is the j.d. power award for dependability. now i want you to give it to the friend that you think is most dependable. ohhhh. ughh. wow. that's just not fair. does she have to? she doesn't have to! oh, i don't? no, but it's a tough ch

. >> they paid sullivan a year ago to add the final dates for his mom's passing.her plastic printout in the ground. there are multiple complaints dating to 2015. we believe this is t.a. sullivan. look at the front yard. this is its own cemetery. we knocked on the front door. nobody is home. we did track down kennedy who refused to talk to us on camera but agreed to finish each headstone in days. we say thank you for working with them and the families to complete the overdue encryption. they are also sponsoring a wreath for each of the families. the cemetery says it does oversee the work on the private markers but it is up to the families to manage the agreement with the contractors. contacting "7 on your side" paid off for the families. >> i lived in washington for 30 years. always watched 7 and you guys work wonders. i feel extremely happy. scott: some advice to protectous before you enter in a deal. go to the better business bureau company and check the rating. put a clause in the contract if they don't finish in timely fashion you get a full refund. help them.

>> it appears that joe sullivan, the chief security officer that was fired as part of this disclosureas very close with travis kalanick. the assumption is travis kalanick, who is still on the board of uber, played a role in this decision. -- itsed larger questions raises larger questions about how silicon valley companies are treating data. joe sullivan was a very well regarded figure in the silicon valley security world, he was chief security officer at facebook for five years and is a former u.s. prosecutor. this may have been a case of some sort of bad ethical decisions but we are talking about people well regarded prior to this. vonnie: thank you very much. his a look at a story -- at story. let's check in with the first word news. chances the senate republican tax bill will pass next week have gotten better as lisa murkowski of alaska says she agrees with the decision to kill the obamacare individual mandate which is now part of the legislation. she previously said she did not want to mix taxes with health care. eight people rescued from a crash of a u.s. navy plane in the pacifi

also saying that the ride hailing company's chief security officer, joe sullivan, and one of his deputies has been fired for their roles in keeping the hack under wraps the compromised data comes from october of 2016. it included names, e-mail addresses, and phone numbers of 50 million uber riders around the world. we've reached out to uber and will update you as soon as we hear back. >> how do we know those hackers deleted the information? >> right and only a hundred grand you have to think the info is worth a lot more than that either the guys are complicit or they're the dumbest hackers in the world. >> the valuation of lyft and uber, there has been a struggle. this was under past management the new management team, will they get a pass for that probably they do from the private investment community uber is an amazing story, it's going to continue to work. this is a black eye. i don't think it crushes valuation. >> our next guest says there are three names at all time highs that you need to buy right now, rich ross, hi, rich. >> hi, melissa i'm serving up the classics for the holidays

thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, senator sullivan. congressman young, you have been through a few anwr debates. we welcome your comments this morning. >> are you sure of that? madam chair, thank you for having this hearing and ranking member cantwell and the rest of the members of the senate. i don't feel comfortable on the senate side. i need a flashlight most of the time because sometimes it's pretty dark over here. i am one of the few people, there's one left in the congress that went through this battle 45 years ago, actually 42 years ago. this 1002 area, the history of it was created by senator jackson and senator stephens when the senators were really knowledgeable about what goes on. we recognize this area at that time about the value of oil and why we have the 1002 area. as you mentioned, anwr is about 19 million acres of land. 1002 footprint will probably be, i can't say what size it is, but i represent alaska. you see anything different on my nose right now? this is -- i am alaska. one tengt of one tengt percent. we are talk

it was not andrew sullivan.it was donald trump, the man, that said that vladimir putin, the man you said was a kgb agent, with a stronger leader than barack obama. it was not andrew sullivan who said that. it was donald trump who has refused over and over and over again to say a critical word about vladimir putin. [applause] trump fired james comey because he got too close to the russia thing. that is an action that is genuinely troubling in this administration. [applause] donald trump berated his attorney general because his attorney general refused -- recused himself. these are intimations of autocratic behavior. rudyard: let's cause for a second, because that is an interesting example ej is making of a specific example that the president is taking that is undermining american democracy. newt: he said that he stronger. if the term is stronger leader, tell me something -- andrew: he was asked on television. he was asked, actually presented with the point you just made, that vladimir putin is a killer. he respon

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