write a lot about your dad who was a long time and much beloved columnists and he worked for the associated press in fact in the year that you were born he played a really important role in that presidential election. tell us about that. my dad was dad was the one that called the election and this was a situation where alan wake, california and minnesota were the last three states. it was all down to the wire and you

with us jewelry pace and the associated press, ron of national journal, robert costa. here they go again. many in the republican establishment and testablish ment see the beginning of the end for donald trump. it's important they predicted this a few times before only to see mr. trump defy the laws of gravity. trump was not the dominating presence in the second debate as he was in the first. >> i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful

still again today in an interview with the associated press, she insisted everything she did was allowed and she has nothing to apologize for. over the weekend, clinton acknowledged personally paying a statement department staffer to maintain her private e-mail server while she was secretary. this after pag leanneo said he will plead the fifth about his involvement. >> we have encouraged everyone to cooperate. >> i believe i have the ition vision, the policies, the skills, and the determination to get us back on the right track. >> with clinton trying to right her campaign, a seemingly carefree vice president joe biden marched with organized labor in pittsburgh. and supporters encouraged him to run. >> talk to my wife about that. >> further fueling speculation with a biden campaign, the new poll numbers in show while dond trump beats clinton, biden tops the republican front-runner, but even if biden jumps in, voters right now clearly favor washington outsiders. and that's why you see candidates like sanders and trump surging as well as business executive carly fiorina who today said it's

. >> reporter: refusing to apologize with the associated press. now saying she's sorry for not using a different server. after a campaign launch aimed at fixing the problems from her last campaign, it's clinton 3.0, from a team of her long time aides and probe. tv ad makers and campaign manager moom. and polster joel benenson. and close advisor, podesta, plus, husband, bill. fund raising next week, but so far, not campaigning. >> well, you know, she is who she is and she can't transform her personality overnight and she shouldn't try. >> reporter: ahead, whether joe biden jumps into the race. investigation into her email system and testimony to congress next month. andrea mitchell, nbc news washington. >>> the war of words continues between gop presidential candidates, donald trump and jeb bush. trump has released another instagram video slamming the former governor. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy? need some low energy? >> they have an hsa in some companies, some companies don't. >> jeb, for all your sleeping needs. >> meanwhi

. >> reporter: refusing to apology with the associated press and now saying she's sorry for not using a different server. and it's clinton 3.0, from a team of her long-time aids and president obama. tved a ed a ad makers and campaign manage, mook. and polster joel ben stn. and close advisor, obden, plus, husband, bill. fund raising next week, but so far, not campaigning. >> well, you know, she is who she is and she can't transform her purse nal overnight and she shouldn't try. >> reporter: the fbi investigation into her email system and testimony to congress next month. andrea mitchell, nbc news washington. >>> the war of words continues between gop presidential candidates, donald trump and jeb bush. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy? need some low energy? >> they have an hsa in some companies, some companies don't. >> jeb, for all your sleeping needs. >> meanwhile, bush was on the premier episode of the "late show." they didn't talk about trump. >> you can be friends with people you don't agree with on everything. >> so, maybe the donald and jeb should stop their b

and according to the austinen football officials association, the referee is wanting to press charges. >> there are 23 7/8 around the country that have decided to create laws that make it a criminal action to assault a referee. texas is one of those states. >> reporter: in 2011, a florida youth football ref filed a lawsuit after being tackedaled on the field by players and fans unhappy with the call. he settled this case for more than a quarter million dollars. in texas, the independent school district investigating this incident tells us the video is extremely disturbing. not the good behavior we teach students and it will not tolerate this kind you have behavior. as for the executive secretary of the austin football officials association, he hopes the two students who hit the ref never play footbl again. kendis and reena? >> brandi, thank you. coming up in our next half hour, a family's belongings put up for sale by a squatter who set up a virtual shop when they were out of town, selling their valuables online. the home owners get iing a huge shock coming home. >> plus, sized yoga.

within the past hour, the associated press is reporting one person has died in the fire. homes and businesses have burned. cal fire is reporting no containment. >> tom baker has been talking with vaquez. we're staying on top of the weather conditions. we went to the fire line tonight and have new video from middletown. >> first of all, still no details on the death or injuries. we're waiting on cal fire for that. what we are seeing is here in middletown and the surrounding communities just the heartbreaking aftermath of this fire. homes that are burned to the ground. and the valley fire is not finished yet. >> yet. >> they ask when they can go home. we found areas still burning sunday night. the difference now, the winds aren't whipping to carry these embers a half nile in all directions like before. >> our number one focus was lifesaver tee. >> cal fire is complaining to a crowd of people how the fire blew up so fast. >> we did the best we california once the fire got into town, we did the best we could. >> saturday night was horrifying, surreal for so many people who dr

today, the associated press ran its fact check. it's not just donald trump, but both are coming out saying hillary is the original so called birther. >> there have been a lot of finger point iing. >> in 2008, she was the original birther. hillary is the birther. >> but, according to the clinton campaign the claim she started the birther movement is just not true. >> did you or your campaign start the whole birther thing? >> that is -- no. that is so ludicrous, don. you know, honestly. i just believe that, first of all, it's totally untrue. >> you don't believe that senator obama is a muslim? >> of course not. there is no basis for that. i take him on the basis of what he says. >> you said you take senator obama at his word. >> according to a facts check done by the associated press, there isn't any clear evidence that she starred the birther movement. it's also bad blood. >> so just to get it straight. dontd trump was asked by a pan in the audience. he just said he didn't believe that he supports having a muslim in the white house.

in an interview with the "minneapolis star tribune" and the associated press dr. palmer said the hunt in zimbabwe was perfectly legal and he is heartbroken about the disruption this has caused his staff. the 55-year-old, who has not been charged with a crime, also maintains that he has not been in hiding. "i've been out of the public eye. that doesn't mean i'm in hiding." cecil the lion was killed outside of the park grounds where he lived and was protected. when dr. palmer was named by zimbabwe officials in late july, it triggered an instant backlash. television host jimmy kimmel gave this emotional monologue. >> people love to see him on safaris until earlier this month when a tourist on a hunting trip shot him. >> reporter: petitions circulated to extradite dr. palmer to zimbabwe. his vacation home was vandalized. "this has been especially hard on my wife and my daughter. they've been threatened in the social media. and again, i don't understand that level of humanity to come after people not involved at all." asked whether he would ever return to zimbabwe for f

telling the associated press, what i did was allowed. and denied that the e-mail controversy is damaging her campaign, but did concede it's become a distraction for her bid for the white house. >> cecilia, thank you so much. >>> and millions of americans facing punishing weather. from torrential downpours sparking flash flooding in the midwest. to another heat wave sizzling the east coast. from pittsburgh to new york. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: powerful weekend storms scattering beachgoers in florida. the last unofficial day of summer, with beaches almost empty. only a brave few out roaming the sands this morning. time lapse video showing the light show off the palm beach coast, and above the nebraska plains. in carroll, iowa, rain falling at two inches per hour. this street turning into a river, swamping cars. >> it came down in a matter of seconds and there was nothing we could do about it. >> reporter: the inside of that man's car, now filled with dirt and debris. this creek in augusta, wisconsin, still swollen after a half-foot

the associated press said in an article, the obama administration says it is actively considering waysbe more responsive to the global migrant crisis including refugee resettlement. the u.s. provided over $4 billion in humanitarian assistance since the syrian crisis began and over 1 billion in assistance this year. but you have some organizations calling on the u.s. to step up and do more. >> yes. the u.s. has taken in less than 100 refugees -- sorry, less than a thousand refugees, and there's always more that can be done. the global community as a whole has got to step up and take on more responsibility, as we're seeing this, again, reach catastrophic levels. >> thank you for the work you are doing on the ground, and obviously you have great responsibility to continue the cover of this story. it is raw to show the images that would certainly make anyone want to act and do something here. thank you very much for your time. we greatly appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> the story is the focus of today's "news nation" gut check. what does your gut tell you? should the u.s. be doing more to

in an interview with "the associated press," mrs. clinton says what i did was allowed and the e-mail scandal has not even sure campaign that continues to be an issue in her campaign including carly fiorina. >> we cannot have a president of the united states who has lied about her e-mails and your lies about the server in her basement either. cheryl: meanwhile, bernie sanders is now leading clinton by nine points in new hampshire. president obama signed an executive order with contractors to offer paid sick days to employees. it will give 300,000 workers up to seven days paid sick leave each year in a speech in boston the president also pressing congress on this. >> i am calling on congress. take a cue from the rest of the world. were together in a bipartisan fashion. find a way to make paid leave, paid family medical leave a reality for all americans. that is something we should be doing. cheryl: some business groups argue the executive order would make it harder to retain federal contract nursing could hurt economic growth. >> congre

. >> reporter: that's certainly a big change from what hillary clinton said on monday to the associated presse said she didn't have anything to apologize for because what she had done at the state department using a private server, using a personal e-mail, was allowed. john and christine. >> yeah, it's a full-court apology press. on facebook, she said, i understand yo may have more questions, this apology will continue with ellen degeneres, hillary clinton apologized for the confusion caused by the e-mails. for the most part you can see here showcased hillary clinton's personal side and seemed to target a key kons tunesy, women. >> it gets a little old. don't get discouraged. don't give in. don't quit. i actually think, i'm not asking people to vote for me because i'm a woman but i think if you vote for someone on matters, one of the merits i'm a woman. >> the interview taped tuesday at rockefeller center. airs thursday. >>> a highly-publicized against the iran nuclear deal. donald trump will be there. he previewed his message in an op-ed posted overnight. calling the agreement bad, poorly co

. >> vicki : new at 11 an investigation by the associated press finds the world health organization and others made a series of mistakes in handling last year's ebola outbreak. according to internal w-h-o emails, recordings of teleconferences and interviews with key players... the u.n. health agency failed to organize a rapid response to ebola even after the epidemic was declared a global emergency. as ebola cases spiked. officials struggled with problems like defective chlorine and hiding conflict among aid workers. a dramatic scene at the san francisco ferry building today. how first responders handled a terror attack drill. the republican presidential poll takes a surprising turn. who are now the top contenders. this is the dawn of an old day. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already her

. >> police told the associated press that the gunman tried to rob him and he resisted. they shot him and took off. his brother is angry by that depiction saying that his brother would never resist. >> my brother is very polite person, decent man. and this should have never happened. >> warren says he is now working with the embassy to try to bring his brother's body home. meanwhile the police were any information that leads to an arrest. reporting live from floral park, news 4 new york city. >> i feel for that family there. coming up, a billy joel concert ended up with more than a new york state of mind for that concert goer. what landed her in handcuffs. >> and hundreds pound the pavement for a good cause. and not as nice today, right dave? >> no. but we do have changes in the forecast that we need. we'll tell you, several chances for measurable rain. >>> some information coming in, an alert was just sent out about a sex assault. a student says she left campus last night around 10:00 p.m. she was grabbed and said the men took her into an alley and she was groped. someo

the associated press reports one has died, awaiting confirmation from cal fire. at 0% containment. at least 400 homes have been destroyed. maybe more. 6400 houses are threatened, forcing 17,000 people to flee. abc 7 news reporter is live at the evacuation center at the fairgrounds. allen? >> reporter: dan, firefighters are successfully defending lake county from several wildfires, so people here say they had a false sense of security as they watched cal fire battle those flames right up until it was just too late. the evacuations in the tent city say wind direction changes, it swept in, and people had little as ten minutes to escape. most saved pets, but many of those with livestock say there was not enough time to load on trailers, so they opened the gates to the property and just let them fepd for themselves. >> when you get a fire 60 feet away from you, burning your barn down and the horses are just sweating, blowing snot, they're matt, and they don't want to go. >> we put our phone numbers on their hooves so if anybody sees them, they can call us. one of the

. >> according to the associated press the incident came after officials called unsportsmanlike penalties ejected two players for separate infractions. both players who hit the ref have been suspended from school and from the team. in a statement the school district says a full investigation will be launched when school reopens tomorrow. it is still unclear whether the referee in question will press any charges. >>> a washington state family returned from vacation this weekend to find a squatter living in their home. that wasn't it, he wasn't just sleeping there and eating their food. he practically sold everything from the mattresses to the appliances. he even sold the washer and the dryer. the homeowner came face-to-face with one man inside his house who was there to buy something. >> what are you doing at my house. he said i'm here for the microwave. what do you mean you're here for the microwave. yeah, i came here to get the microwave. no, you're not. and nothing is for sale in my house and that's when i heard foot steps and went out the back door. >> the man was spotted on a neighbor

so there's my dad he's a young young reporter in the associated press office and this is what happened. i got this from interviewing my dad which was a lot of fun and then verifying some of the memories from an 87-year-old. >> my dad told george moses that in college and i applied for an internship with his office when he was up vice president. i ended up getting that job. it was so glamorous. i still remember. i show up in my assignment ready to write a big policy piece about the furniture. i was going to crawl under the desk and write the numbers down. as i like to tell kids that interned for me, that was my first government job in washington and this was my second, so take them seriously. what did you take from his career or what he taught you? i really think the stability that he has is something that is missing in today's politics. i tried my best to practice that and how he would treat people and still when i was working with him later at the law firm, there would be republicans that would call in to talk about issues because he just viewed his job in that way. he didn't use a lo

the associated press said hundreds of homes have been destroyed. we don't know how many have been too much. governor gary -- jerry brown declared a state of emergency. it started about 130 saturday afternoon. and just hours a group to 10,000 acres. less than 36 hours it was 50,000 acres burning in lake come up now by and sonoma counties. bigotry of actuations were ordered. see back on the 1500 firefighters are still battling the blaze -- the flame. a reporter is at the middletown right now. great mac good morning to you. they are confirming one person killed as a result of the valley of fire we don't know where that person was or exactly what the soap from stances are. we will learn more of drought the day for fire officials. this is what you see. we are a jefferson district. a cul-de-sac we are near the end of it. and to sum up highway 29. entered far as you can see home after home leveled at this point is simply burned to the ground a total of 400 homes had burned in middletown. a some of the surrounding communities. there were also two apartment

officials tell the "associated press" that the obama administration might not vote against to lift that embargo. >>> we can tell you machinery more this morning about the u.s. plan to take in refugees. the two-year plan comes as thousands of people try to leave shell-shocked countries like syria. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. will saccept 85,00 next year. by 2018 they'll take in 100,000. >>> an olympic-level coach accused of molesting children is now dead. marvin sharp died in an indiana jail this weekend. police believe he killed himself there. sharp coached two women on the oliympic gymnastics team. >>> a man accused of the highway shootings is in jail. his father say he's innocent. police arrested leslie allen merritt. leslie merritt jr. said he didn't have a gun at the time. >> i'm saying even in a high-profile murder case it takes weeks to get forensics, yet in this case it took them 24 hours? >> now, the merritts claim he pawned the gun to be a boater father. police are looking for other suspects right now. >>> today we could learn more about a lawsuit against a tren

the associated press is reporting that the duggars are reporting to tlc. they're having a series surrounding the daughters but will not include older brother, josh duggar. >> i want to introduce you to your guide. >> welcome to the white house. i'm the first lady but you can call me michelle. >>> first lady, michelle obama, will make an appearance on the disney junior show "doc mcstuffens. >> and new at the movies this weekend, "the intern" follows. i can't wait to see it. hotel transal veinia two, it features a hotel run by drakula and a place where monsters can take a break from us humans p. and "the green inferno" is going to help a tribe only to be and a sponge bob square pants episode that will air sometime next year. i'm betty nguyen. this is "early today." we hope this is just your first stop of the day. too weak. just a moisturizer. not good enough. eucerin intensive repair... ...doesn't just moisturize dry skin, it repairs it... ...with a unique triple action formula... ...that gently exfoliates, hydrates for 24 hours... ...and fortifies skin... .

in an interview with the associated press clinton says that what she did was quota lot. she admitted scandal is a distraction but remains confident in the efforts to win. hillary says she's thinking toward her game plan of reintroducing herself to the american people. >> we will see how that goes. >>> congress returns to work this morning about the o'clock this morning after their summer recess. lawmakers face self key issues, including, voting on the iran deal, they will do that by september 17th and of course, they have that spending deal to deal with. the house and senate could vote as early as this week on the iran deal but they have until the 17th. the both g.o.p. controlled chambers are expected to pass motions of disapproval of the deal but president obama promises a veto on those motions and neither chamber has two thirds majority to offer ride the presidential veto. >>> the president must sign a stop gap spending bill by september 30th to keep the federal government fully operational. conservative wants to tie the spending bill to an effort to defund planned pare

time since his controversial hunt speaking to reporters from the minneapolis star tribune and the "associated pressd him as tense. >> bright white smile. we never saw that smile during the interview. it was very business like. he told them if i had known this lion had a name and was important to the country or a study, obviously i wouldn't have taken it. he insists the hunt didn't break any laws and disputed early reports that said he wounded cecil, then talked him another 40 hours. he told reporters the interval was much shorter. he hasn't been seen in public for months. his home vandalized his family receiving death threats. i've been out of the public eye. that doesn't mean i'm in hiding he said. >> he mentioned he's been concerned about the safety of his family. he said his wife and daughter in particular. >> reporter: the question now, will his patients come back. >> and one side he is an excellent dentist. phenomenal, very high quality. on the other hand, i don't agree with some of the this innings that ethically he's done. >> reporter: palmer says he's heart broken for his staff whose lives

here's what we found out, that you had -- the associated press is the one that told us that the iaea was going to let iran inspect its own site at parchon. we find out from senator tom cotton and colleague tom pompeo that the iaea had all these side deals. this is something that's been shoved down america's throats, and once it goes through, no president will be able to turn it back because iran will have the money and because all these other nations and their businesses will be doing business with this sponsor of terrorism. >> dagen, with all due respect, they're going to do business with them anyway. let issei we voted this deal down. you know this better than i do. the french are already in there trying to caught deal, the germans, the russian, the chinese. sanctions would have been lifted by the left of the world anyway. wait a second. we would have gotten nothing out of it. >> not backing this deal would never have gotten done. >> just not true. the u.s. leading the lifting of the sanctions. >> yes. >> not the french. >> the u.s. is keeping its bilateral sanctions in place, ben

cager's mother told the associated press her daughter's death was unjustified. e also said a baby in the car who survived the shooting was her 4-month-old son. >>> the criminals are the common link in many of the city's recent murders, they say. police say they expect to start tracking the repeat offenders through the criminal justice system. mayor muriel bowser also proposed tougher jail sentences. >>> big money and lives, that is what a new program in alexandria is hoping to do. the city is ramping up efforts to cross-train firefighters and paramedics. 38 workers have started the process. the program is voluntary for current emergency workers. but some emergency workers are concerned that they'll be looked over for a promotion if they don't choose to cross-train as firefighters. >>> the montgomery county mother wants more children to walk to school, danielle meitiv is now known for her free-range parenting style. she spoke at a meeting in silver spring last night. she believes parents choose to drive their kids to school instead of letting them walk because the

he tells the associated press for the past six weeks he's been seeing family and friends. his practice reopened a few weeks ago. while it's been the target of protests and threats, there's no word if any protests are planned for today. >>> now to germany where thousands of war-weary refugees made the long and dangerous to munich. over 20,000 might go grants havermade ito germany in the last three days. when they get there, they're given clothes, something to eat, and then they're bussed to shelters. >> because i'm a human being, and they are humans. and if you see the situation, you can't miss but come here. >> and fires broke out at two refugee shelters on sunday. cruise are investigating both as case of arson. >> happening today, congress returns from summer recess with plenty of serious work ahead. the house and senate could vote on president obama's iran deal as early as this week and also a possible government shutdown at the end of the month. lawmakers are preparing for the arrival of pope francis and his historic address to congress. >>> and the 2016 presidential ra

in an interview with the associated press clinton says what she did was quota loud. told reporters her e-mail practices had not damaged her campaign. the clinton did admit that the scandal has been a distraction but remains confident in her campaign's efforts to win. she says that she's stick to go her game plan to reintroduce herself to the american people. >> 5:26. republican presidential hopeful carli fiorina has harsh word for fellow candidates and hillary clinton. she appeared on fox and friend and said she feels like the only candidate who consistently is critical of hillary. she pointed out that clinton once compared republicans to terrorist and often makes gender based attacks on the party. she men asked why don't old trump who is leading the republican polls is in the throwing more heat at the democratic front runner hillary clinton. >>> another female rivalry but this one is more friendly. sisters venous and serena set to face off today, find out how they will get prepared to take a one another on. >>> the the favorite fall drink a full day early. we stop a

he tells the associated press his hunting party stunned to find out they killed one of the country's treasured animals and he is disputing claims the animal was killed with a gun after 40 hours. he says the lion was tracked the next day and killed with an arrow. >>> a startling discovery. they unearthed a vintage aerial bomb on a college campus. the world war 1 era bomb was found at a construction site. officials say it's so eroded they couldn't tell whether it was live. it was, however, safe enough to transport. according to the school's chief of police, this isn't the first time this has happened. >> it's the old grounds of the arsenal so it's not unusual. that is why this project is going on. >> back in april, a 500-pound world war ii bomb was also found on campus. >>> pop star justin bieber is fighting a lawsuit filed by a new jersey fan. sandy rickets claimed she tripped on a loose electrical cable at a concert in philadelphia back in 2013. now she's seeking $50,000 after breaking her shoulder, several teeth and splitting her lip. bieber's legal team says there were no cables ly

announced plans to land a first unmanned spacecraft on the dark side of the moon, according to the "associated presstake place before 2020, making china only the third country behind the united states and russia to land a spaceship on the moon. >>> here's a look at something you should not do while driving. this video is of a man driving a jeep while simultaneously using a selfie stick. he rear-ends the pickup truck ahead of him, sending the canoe on the back of the pickup truck through his windshield, luckily, he was not hurt. these selfies are creating a problem. >> do you have a selfie stick? >> no. >> the selfie stick is little awkward. they need to do a mini drone, you take it out of your pocket, unfold it, your phone floats. >> don't they have the -- >> i want a patent by the end of the day. >> as we prepare for pope francis' historic visit to the u.s. here's a look back at another papal visit, pope john paul ii arriving. >> at the welcoming ceremony, the first of 49 speeches by john paul ii. will try to heal some of the wounds in a church that has been described as fractious. >> and today, it

in an interview with the associated press clinton said what she did was allowed. she told reporters her e-mail practices have not damaged her campaign. clinton did admit that the scandal has been a distraction but she remains confident in her efforts to win. she's stick to go her game plan to reintroduce herself to the american people. >>> president obama ace calling on congress to pass a national law that will benefit all wage workers, the president made the call during a labor day speech in boston yesterday. president signed an executive order granting federal contract employees up to seven days of paid sick leave. the president says that paid sick leave will help businesses grow and in the hinder them, something he says republicans cannot seem to get behind. >> in their world the only way to help the country grow and help people get ahead is to cut taxes for millionaire and billion airs and loosen up on big banks and polluters and you just wait and look up at the sky, prosperity will come raining down on us from the top of the whatever high rises in your city. b

the associated press news agency is reporting the general who overthrew the government last week has apologized to the nation and promised to hand power back to the civilian government. this comes after soldiers in the regular army marched on the capital and the french president warned the general to hand back power or else face the consequences. let's go to the capital, ouagadougou. our correspondent is there. has the coup ended? reporter: not yet. we have the leader of the former and hasonal authority blamed the leadership with what is going on with the military operation here. he says ouagadougou is surrounded by military men from the regular army and hope the president will surrender without trying to fight. the claim is about the leadership of the resistance, that it is too uncertain. what i can tell you is that in ouagadougou, there's no gunfire this afternoon. but wetill very quiet, know for a fact that the soldiers from the regular army are surrounding ouagadougou and the authorities also told us they were ready for a potential attack. anchor: this apology from the general re

there is one big difference, march 4, a bombshell report by the associated press, secretary clinton storedher email in a private server at her home in new york. that same day trey gowdy chairman of the how the select committee on benghazi subpoenaed clinton's emails. >> we want her emails and documents that are relevant to benghazi. >> creating major headaches for the obama administration. >> when did you first learn that hillary clinton used emaul system outside the u.s. government for official business while she was secretary of state? >> the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. >> clinton refusing to give up her server and on march 27th, clinton's lawyer david kendall informing the house of representatives that clinton's work-related emails had been handed over to the state department and the remaining personal emails deleted from the server. >> let's have a private conversation about why you had your own server, why you didn't return the records when you left the state department, and why you decided to permanently delete them when you knew that congressional inves

so there's my dad a young reporter in the associated press office and for this is what happened. i got done interviewing my dad which was a lot of fun and then verified some of the memories. my dad told george moses, that was his boss, that he had little doubt the region would go for kennedy. if you grew up in the middle of the 20th century you knew that it had us many hours as churches and the prospect in minnesota in 1960 was as bright as the temperance movement chances. he emphatically told moses that in northeastern minnesota a working class stronghold kennedy would most likely pickup two thirds of the vote and thus when the state. and if kennedy won minnesota's vote that would put him over the top. after hearing his reporter's moses placed a call to the general desk chief in new york sam blackmon. we are going to elect kennedy. i have two words for you in minneapolis, he finally said, pausing before adding a great emphasis. so my dad to go to wordsmith of the hour then in his early 30s got the chance to write a national story that declared john f. kennedy the victor in minnes

the only one he's doing with the associated press and the minneapolis star tribune.he also asked for privacy for he and his family. he asked declined to say whether or not he would fight potential extradition to zimbabwe if he faces charges. breaking his silence in his first interview, the minnesota dentist who sparked an international fire storm after killing cecil the lion on an african safari. walter palmer who kept out of the public eye since killing the 13-year-old beloved cat in july telling "the star tribune" and "associated press" he'll be resuming work this tuesday. he's, quote, heart broken at the toll this has taken on his dental staff and family. saying about his wife and daughter, quote, they've been threatened in the social media. and, again, i don't understand that level of humanity to come after people not involved at all. since facing worldwide backlash after the hunt including a clamoring cry for his extradition by officials, palmer hasn't been charged with a crime. in previous statements he said he relied on the expertise of his guides. he expresse

but what does the associated press do? >> ap chose to identify amal as actor's life. looney, actor's wife. >> philosophical when asked by the bbc about the attention on her famous husband. >> all i can do is continue to do the work that i've done for the last 15 years. i would hope that the reporting would be professional and responsible. and, you know, if ever that were the case, trust to focus on the issues in this case. >> critics wasted no time slamming the ap on twitter. >> you had some tweets along the lines of, excuse me, do you mean human rights lawyer at ap? stuck in the 1950s when women worked, determined by their husband. >> not much can i do to patrbutp going and it shows people expect more from their press. there is a solution. >> really shows just how deeply engrained sexism is, even when a woman reaches such a high level of success and even fame. >> "e.t." checked with the ap which identified amal clooney as a human rights lawyer in later tweets. >>, still, at least one famous couple chugging. >> super stars in their own right zbland t right. and the dis

it's been reported by the associated press they were offered snacks and transportation and a day's pay to come out today. for tomorrow, busy day on tap for pope francis. 9:00 a.m. mass outdoors and 5:15 celebration and meeting with local youth at a cultural center and also mentioned by the vatican press office today there is a possibility the pope could meet with fidel castro. we'll see and be here tomorrow morning and bring that to you. reporting live from havana, cuba, darlene rodriguez. >> wouldn't that be interesting. >>> here in our area cubans are monitoring new developments in their homeland. many think the pope visit visit is a good first step. brian continues coverage from union city. >>> if the pope came to union city which he's not clear it's he would be more than welcome. among the cuban americans who gave this city the latin flavor, the pope's visit to cuba is seen by many as a sign of hope, the cuban flag flies proudly here at jose park named after a national hero. the papers all about the pope's visit and yet. >> i welcome that he goes to cuba but don't think he's going

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since his controversial hunt, speaking to reporters from the "minneapolis star tribune" and the associated press, who described him as "tense." >> the bright white smile, we never saw that smile during the interview, it was very businesslike. >> reporter: he told them, "if i had known this lion had a name or a study, obviously i wouldn't have taken it." palmer insisted the hunt didn't break any laws. and he disputed those early reports that said he wounded cecil then stalked him another 40 hours. palmer told the reporters the interval was much shorter. palmer hasn't been seen in public for months. his home, vandalized. his family, receiving death threats. "i've been out of the public eye. that doesn't mean i'm in hiding," he said. >> he mentioned that he's been concerned about the safety of his family. he said his wife and his daughter, in particular. >> reporter: the question now -- will his patients come back? >> on one side, he is an excellent dentist, phenomenal, very high quality. but on the other hand, i don't agree with some of the things >> reporter: for his part, palmer said he's heartb

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