oh, the hand mike. that one. gotcha. hi, everybody. welcome. thank you for coming out tonight. hope we are providing refuge from the heat but also some intellectual stimulation in the form of an excellent book, the long haul. i read the book with completely wrapped fascination. there's so much in here. but i wanted to start at the beginning. and you talk in the book about how you've got trucking as a young man, that basically bear basically out of high school. >> it was a century close to the other entrance. that's what i did summers between college, i worked as a local mover. i had always been sort of bewitched like trucks. i really like the work. i liked working with machines. i liked working with trucks. in the household i grew up with, my father couldn't distinguish of the business end of a screwdriver from another thing. actually working with machinery was a new and really exciting thing to do. that's how i started. >> with apologies, you are not that big and yet you clearly are very strong and effective. how did you end up becoming a bedbug or? >> a bedbug is a movie. truc

louis native this is the same thing as the mike brown case. hands up and don't shoot.uals who were selected. those witnesses said that never happened. that whole lie went around the world and i am so tired of this happening. you have video evidence. don't run down cops and you will not get shot. police lives matter, too>> sean: dan, stay there. geraldo rivera is with us tonight as we put up images of what have is going on, on the ground and we'll look at what is happening. geraldo, what is your take on it? >> first of all, i have covered urban police wroshg for half a center and early days in new york city, there is no doubt that the whole notion of throw down guns was a relatively phenomenon in urban police departments. decades ago, but they are not unheard of in police work. let's be share here. >> sean: the whole thing is it on video. >> my thoughts are bouncing out here. when you have a low down heroin dealer and multiconviction and in trouble with cops, you know for years and a real thug, you know, as the judge suggest that person, in the judge's experience is usu

mike: catch good there. and the drag. >> referee: challenge the ruling on the field. >> mike: and the other drag you were talking ability. he gave the signal raising each hand up towards the sky with open palms indicating that it was juggled. watch kyle. give me that! >> chris: more like his old man every day. you don't know what you're talking about. >> mike: mike shanahan. here is the feed from the center? new york showing to jeff triplet as they explain what the rule is going to be. >> chris: microsoft surface there. don't have to run under the tent. >> mike: i think you called it right. >> chris: pretty easy when you go super slow month and a brilliant camera angle. they don't miss much. >> referee: after review the ruling on the field is changed. catches the ball two feet down. the ball will be placed at the 3 yard line. san francisco is not charged with a time-out. that is their second chenl. flfr they will get an additional challenge until the two-minute warning. >> mike: you get the two light here -- right here in the third. >> chris: marquees goodman has made some plays here hasn't he? i don't care where he is i'm not going anywhere close o to that

the president was joined by the first lady and vice president mike pence. the group handed out sandwiches and bananas to people at a nearby mobile home park. >>> vice president mike pence took a separate trip to tour more areas. at one gathering he quoted scripture to help comfort those who came to see him. at another event he joined an assembly line to load bottled water on to a truck. >>> today in the russia investigation, the spokesman for former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, is set to testify in front of a federal grand jury. prosecutors are looking into manafort's business dealings including possible money laundering and his actions during the campaign. neither manafort nor his spokesman are charged with a crime. >>> staying in washington, the white house and capitol hill are exchanging mixed messages on the future of daca. >> we first reported on this yesterday morning. it is causing confusion for those who rely on the program to avoid their deportation. it began with a dinner wednesday night involving president trump, minority leader nancy pelosi and house

the kids. and that was really weird. and they were like -- they handed me the mike before i talk to the kid.u do, don't say you didn't graduate. i'm like okay. severi everything is going fine and they say how come you didn't graduate? and i look at my old counsellor and i'm like, damn. >> moment of truth. >> and i was just like i didn't graduate because of all the things that was going on in my household. i didn't graduate because at that point in my life i didn't have people there to push me and guide me and, you know, work me to get that education. and i was like there are so many people here that have loving parents and guardian that's are pushing them. and there are so many people here as well that don't and that are still getting your education. you're stronger than i was. everyone applauded those people. that's how i feel about that. so i think -- and another thing is don't be lazy. so when i was 17 years old and unfortunately, you know, i wasn't in high school. i got two jobs that i worked in the morning and the evening. and then i would go home -- >> what were they? >> i had all type

louis native this is the same stuff we heard with the mike brown case when everyone said hands up don'thoot. the individuals selected from ferguson, mike brown's community, those witnesses said that never actually happened. that whole lie was able to go around the world and i'm so tired of this happening. you have video evidence, don't run down cops and you won't get shot. police lives matter, too. period. >> all right, dana, stay right there. um, very good point and people just seem to dismiss all of it. fox news correspondent at-large geraldo rivera is with us tonight as we also put up images from on the ground earlier today. we'll go to a live shot. ggeraldo, what's your take on it? >> i think first of all, sean, let's be real here. i've been covering urban police work for half a century and in my early days as a street reporter in new york city there is no doubt that the whole notion of throwdown guns was a relativelyly common phenomenon n urban police departments throughout the country. now, fulll stop. that's decades ago. but throw down guns are not unheard of in police work. >> e

and aaron brown with us as well and mike wilson here, investment analyst and chief executive officer. the russell 2000 is bucking the trend all the way on the right-hand side. mike, good to see you. welcome back. >> thanks. >> what do you make of the russell and what it says about where we are in this some rally? >> other than torturing people it's been a wild ride this year with the russell fortunately a couple weeks ago we doubled down on our small-cap call making the claim that we thought the tax had been priced out of the market which is really probably the most important thing that's driven the russell. i think you really have to go back to november and instead of looking at the year-to-date performance, you have to look at the russell prior to the election and if you look at it that way it's performed in line with the s&p 500 so we look at the last four months as a consolidation of the initial gains after the election which was tax hopeful and now we think we're seeing signs and in fact we could get some tax, not before the end but first quarter. >> historically not a good month for stocks but the market is higher and look at the places that led

the pentagon. vice president mike pence was on hand in shanksville, pennsylvania, for the commemoration of those killedflight 93. and of course they held a 9/11 remembrance in the city of philadelphia. "action news" reporter john rawlins was there. >> ♪ >> reporter: the philadelphia police and fire pipes and drums led the procession to the betsy ross house. it was a morning to remember the more than 2800 people who died on 9/11/2001. more than 400 of them first responders. >> i think everyone here can recall exactly where they were when they heard the news that america was under attack. >> reporter: though not everyone here can remember that day. >> read about it in school. we read -- we saw a documentary. >> i originally did a u.s. history project based on it. >> reporter: these frankford high school rotc cadets are of a generation that has only known a post 9/11 world. the actual day for them is history. >> i read books and stuff. like my teachers would talk about it. my mom would tell me how she was watch it on tv when she was in new york and she was telling me it was very devastating and it was har

house, black lives matter activist actually appeared near stage of the pro trump rally, pro trump organizers there handed him the mike phone. >> i said that i'm a american, secondly, i am a christian. i don't think my bible is any different from yours when it says love thy neighbor. >> just the way it comes, support america, support our leader. you need to have support and have faith in your leadership. >> now there were no reports of any violence or any arrests >>> in montgomery county now the methacton school district and union representing its teachers are having a bargaining session today. maybe the last hope to prevent a strike to start tomorrow. the district and union have been negotiating since january , now if a strike were to happen, it would probably be brief, the pennsylvania department of education would determine how long it can go and union representative hundred teachers and they have 5,000 students. >>> this morning thousands of runners are taking on 13.1 miles, the rock and roll half marathon is underway right now. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live near art museum where race kicked off just

mike. they did just issue a high wind advisory for highway 17 around hamilton avenue, some pretty strong wind gusts in the area as mike was explaining, want to have both handsels if you're in a high-profile vehicle and be on lookout for debris as well hearing about small tree branches, some possible leaves and sticks and stuff like that in the area. just be on the lookout for anything that's big you don't want to hit with your vehicle. we are hearing about power outages as well. we could have some dark stoplights this morning. we'll take a look at drive times in a couple minutes. >> thanks, alexis. >>> we are continuing to follow hurricane irma. we'll get to the latest in just a moment. first, more on that local weather we're dealing with. >> wind is knocking down trees. mike k matt keller is live for us. >> reporter: very dangerous to be on the roads especially along the highway -- debris on the road and, in fact, we saw a lot of trees down, power lines are down, and we're here on irving avenue. they're watching to make sure this line that was reported here in the area that was arcing is kept safe until pg&e can get here and take care of it. a lot of power

now michael cohen's version of the story is that he didn't just not hand deliver that proposal to mike flynn's office to the white house. now he's got a new story. now, quote, cohen insists to the post that he did take an unvel -- envelope containing the plan. he threw it away. it was a trash can at the hotel. all right? a, why? and b, why is this so hard for you to remember? michael cohen worked for the trump organization for years. even though the committee had told him explicitly he was not which should be fascinating. i do think that we've got now a bunch of probably answerable questions on our hands about what is happening here. we got a history. if he continues to give multiple conflicting accounts of his actions like he has to the press, is there any real risk for him of being prosecuted for lying to congress or obstructing justice? i know there is in theory. does that actually get pushed? in this day in age? is this a real risk? also, now that we know the president's reelection campaign is paying the russia scandal legal fees of the president's son, and now that we know the rep

now michael cohen's version of the story is that he didn't just not hand deliver that proposal to mikelynn's office to the white house. now he's got a new story. now, quote, cohen insists to the post that he did take an unvel lope c -- envep lolope containing the plan. he threw it away. it was a trash can at the hotel. all right? a, why? and b, why is this so hard for you to remember? michael cohen worked for the trump organization for years. he was one of the trump guys trying to make the trump tower moscow thing happen. he wrote to the kremlin for help with that deal. last year, months after trump started running for president, michael cohen is deeply involved in trump politics and business and he's known for giving different people radically different versions even when on the record on the same day. today before a scheduled appearance at the senate intelligence committee, he gave reporters a statement about his testimony casting himself and the president as victims of a smear campaign. the committee says that he did this. he handed out this statement even though the committee had t

the best movie, dana. you know, we have to go see 'double indemnity.'" mike taibbi (voiceover): he was a minor british royal, a baronet, said the business card he handed out around san marino. what did you think a 13th baronet was? well, that was the funny part. i had no idea. mike taibbi (voiceover): but she didn't question it, and neither did cory woods. he said he was here by himself, didn't really have a family, was from england, and was a descendant of some royalty in england. mike taibbi (voiceover): cory and her family were thoroughly impressed by the young aristocrat, who, after services at the episcopal church they attended together, would dazzle them with his stories. he bought a castle in england, and he wanted to ship it over here, brick by brick, so we could have, you know, an authentic english, , you know, chapel. mike taibbi (voiceover): the charming young brit had also become the town's resident raconteur, sometimes hosting parties at lorraine road. oddly, though he lived in the guest house, dana noticed that he seemed to have the run of the entire property. i just said to him, "well, why do you keep going in your landlord's house, chris?"

. >> it is great idea >> do the one bag, and that would be dirty hands. so you play the teacher >> hi, mikean pick up your piece of bread and p it in your hands all over it. and i'll bag it >> still should have one not touched by us at all >> a controlled, all right, we'll do that later >> what? >> the control. you always have whether you do an experiment, have a coal, so use to spare >> what would the controller be? >> november touch. no touching. >> di, can you get another piece of bread and plate and another bag? i didn't realize the controlled -- >> have to do official stud >> i exactly. thank you, car glenn is this blind what do they call did? >> you >> blind study with researchers? put it in. there go. i can help out. >> who molds first? >> see what happens. >> okay? all right. now, here comes -- >> and let us know, we should have people make their predictions, who do you think will have the more moldy bread, me or mike? let us know on twitter and instagram. >> you've heard of watching paint dry? >> will we just going to sit and watch the bread? >> we'll sit and watch bread mold. now,

the drone strikes. >> we have time for a couple of questions. i'm sure we have way more than we can address. we have one person with their hand up. so you win the prize fleet footed mike runner on their way. please let us know who you are before asking your question. >> i'm tamara daniels, ramsey decisions. in one or two sentences, could your state what you think is the cause of terrorism or is it mono causal or multicausal and if it's multicausal, how would you state it? >> great question. i mean we can go backing to the sixth century a.d. and study the mindset. but if i had had to look historically what was a pivotal year, i would say 1979. at that point you had the ayatollah. if you go to israel, they're more concerned about the crescent moon effect of iran. so 1979 transformed the world. so you have the ayatollah coming into power under the theocracy of radical sheau and it perm mates throughout the region in saudi where you have the attack at the mosque in saudi arabia. tilting more prowestern, liberating the role of women, going back in time to the full burke burka, women can't drive and it took things backwards. interesting that same year soviets invades afghan

the other hand, had to fight all the way up to the river. they saw for them the war was over and they had survived. that was the reception we received. mike: i want to open it up to questions in a couple of minutes. i'm going to ask the panel one more question, but can i have a show of hands -- how many of you are teachers? ok, wow. how many of you are teachers at the elementary level? middle school? high school? beyond high school? ok, looks like middle and high school are the bulk. what i would like you to do is ask questions that could relate to how -- i am going to ask the panel one more question, but start thinking about it -- how it could relate to making your job teaching world war ii easier because, as mr. cohn so aptly put it, we should look at this as individual conflicts and wars, and a lot of these gentlemen never crossed paths. oh, yeah, because you cannot see them. oh, sure. if anybody needs water, give me a shout. -- on the table. ok, got it. check. [laughter] mike: as the teachers start thinking about their questions, i will start with you, colonel when you hear other people talk about world war ii and any of the various c

donald trump will return to texas on saturday and see some of the damage from hurricane harvey first hand. but in the meantime his vice president, mikece, just toured the areas hit by the storm. he visited rock port, texas with the governor of the state and even helped to clean up. many organizations are here and available to help people in the houston area one called somebody cares. and earlier i spoke with its founder, doug stringer. and i asked doug about his organization, how it was providing relief to so many people who need help. >> we've been a part of these crises before, katrina, rita, and ike in our own city. but this is such an unprecedented storm and hurricane that we had to set up the houston area in quadrants to try to get fluid information realtime assessments and to find out what the greatest needs were so we could begin to meet those needs together. we staged in rockport and houston and east texas prior to the hurricane and within hours we had some of our people from san antonio and virginia down into rockport staging there, feeding 4500 hot meals a day, churches in the areas have all worked together. we are sending

the vice—president, mike pence, flew into texas to see the damage first—hand.rically unpopular trump presidency. it can't be seen to get it wrong. the american people are with you. we are here today, we will be here tomorrow, and we will be here every day, until this city and this state and this region rebuild bigger and better than ever before. but this level of devastation is going to take vast amounts of money to fix. later today, the white house is expected to ask congress for an initial $5.9 billion in emergency funding. but the authorities in texas alone say the state might eventually need more than 20 times that amount. people here are vulnerable and in need. recovery and rebuilding is going to take months, if not years. jon donnison, bbc news. aid agencies are describing flooding across south asia as one of the worst regional crises in recent years. more than 1200 people have died in india, bangladesh and nepal, and millions have been affected. many people are sleeping on roadsides and in makeshift shelters. angus crawford reports. once a main street. t

. >>> also on the trip vice-president mike pence he helped the president hand out food and toured homes wiped out by the storm. the vice-president later got an aerial view of the damage and visited a church. damaged by the storm. >>> meanwhile, in the florida keys, uncertain future lies ahead as residents are still reeling from irma's wrath in key west people still need bake necessities. good news portable cell towers are up now so people can make calls for the first time in days. they're also getting food and water. more local help is on the way to assist the recovery efforts from hurricane irma. a new jersey national guard unit left today for the virgin islands. the 26 security forces airmen will help local law enforcement and provide security for fema. they'll be deployed up to 60 days. >>> cops came to check on this guy but he was holding a knife. and a toy gun and he wound up dead. police say they had no choice. >>> and a man took a sip of beer and it burned turns out chemicals were in that pint but who put them there? and one new jersey town stinks literally stinks. bruce? >> repo

the right lanes here. so it's 2 of your left hand lanes but mike and jan -- mike, welcome back. . >> all right. tories puerto rico is continuing to struggle with recovery efforts in the wake of hurricane maria. the airport is operating with no electrical power and many flights have been cancelled or delayed for people trying to get officials sayit may be months before power is restored. j-lo is going todonate to recovery efforts. >> in mexico recovery efforts continue there after an earthquake. several hundredpeople are dead causing major damage. the death toll at 320. nearly two-thirds of the casualties were residents. meantime residents of a collapsed apartment building got an injunction requiring first responders to search for survivors for 4 more days. . >>> good monday morning. how about we take a moment to welcome back mike hydeck. goodto see you. >> glad to be back. i have hadthe worst case of vertigo that you andit's still here but i can local kind of -- excited to be back. >>> good morning. and welcomeback. good morning,temperatures in the 60s and 70s to start the day. we're goingto sta

touched the bread and got mold i and you could see difference when you wash your hands and when you don't. we did this ourselves. we asked people who would have the most dirty slice of bread, mikehed it. do you want an update see whose bread is dirtier, we will show you when we come right back. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> all right. we are stuffed with sausage now. >> yes, it is so good. >> that fatty is ridiculous. >> keith. >> um-hmm. >> i'm going to need your help >> oh, god. >> could you walk over to that other side of the studio do you see that pole. freakishly is there a hanger over there with three slices of bread hanging from it. do you remember last week a teacher came up with an idea, it is a controlled bread experiment, what you do. >> she let her students put a piece of bread in the baggy with a, one with the glove, that is controlled on the far left and then they washed your hand and touched a piece of bread and put it in a bag, and then she passed it arou

the ball in his hands. but derwin james had tknocked i. don't tip it up in the end zone. >> mike: we didn't talk enough about dave clawson because he's done a remarkable job here. this is his fourth head coaching job, he's worked his way up through the ranks and wake forest is now competitive with all the facilities they've built on campus. these guys, you'll have to deal with them in the acc for years to go. >> tommy: you will. they created a sense you can win here at wake forest. dave clawson has come in and picked up where jim left off and they're building facilities that are unbelievable. we saw those yesterday. they've got facilities to recruit, the opportunity to be in a power five league and the way they played today i know they're disappointed. they got a big chance, opportunity to win a lot more games. >> mike: let's go down to carc. >> paul: coach, it wasn't always easy, what was the biggest challenge in that game in and getting your confidence back, you had two losing. ton of mistakes that we got to clean up. >> paul: confidence in making a play let's talk about your t

mike bettes is. it's been --? the crew in the upper right-hand portion is our crew in downtown naples. they will be the first ones as mike bettes' shot will die off, all of a sudden you will see the wind pick up on the southern edge, the southern side of the eye. it will start getting windy again. it looks like the storm is over if you look at downtown naples. stay with us for another ten, 15 minutes and all of a sudden you will start to see intense gusts. it won't rain as hard, but it will be windy. probably 100-mile-per-hour winds on the back side. >> so it's already easing up where he is. he's been in this forever. this means we will eventually see him come out the other way. >> and catching up on this, too. 2 million people now without power, state of florida. that's going to be a huge quality of life issue. >> a big tree down now right by the parking lot here, but again, i look down 41, and i'm somewhat encouraged by what i see at least at this location. i don't know if it is this way everywhere. there are certainly places that fared better than others, that's for sure, but most of

on the other hand if you talk to republicans that supported the president like mike kelley from pennsylvania, he said president trump is lighting a fire under our membership because we have a bunch of members including members of the freedom caucus who are all or nothing. so he wants us to work together and get something done or else he has to work with democrats. one can look at this as lighting a fire under the republican caucus to get-together and support something unlike what happened with the health care bill. >> isn't i want interesting they are chuck and nancy when things go well as opposed to some other name? thank you. >>> still ahead the latest on the recovery efforts in florida following hurricane irma. we'll take a look at president trump's visit there and we're following breaking news, reports of an explosion at a london tube station. another live report in a couple of minutes. those stories and a check on weather, of course, when we come back. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than a

the hard hit areas and land that support. vice president mike pence in numerous cabinet secretaries were on hand to be briefed by officials on the ground. off more i spoke a brief time ago with on north america editor john cycle. john it seems that that that there in force trying to get a very different message to the one that president bush. made during hurricane katrina yeah i mean i guess you've got to. kind of ways of playing this one is you stay out of the way you say it's a tragedy with any distract attention. all you become vile the muscular and energetic and say i want to be there. and be shown to be supporting the people who are sufferin. that is exactly what we are seeing from donald trump and his administration i'm just gonna reach you list. the vice president mike pence a section of labor alex on the cost of the sector transportation elaine chao sexually finishing rick perry secretary of veterans affairs david chilton. acting secretary herman security in lane do you. have old bean that today and we had the kind of add the. and tumble so it's. kind of one of the seniors in that department head of security addressin

the second major hurricane to hit this country in two weeks. mike tobin was there and has the story. >> president trump lending a hand during a visit to the hard-hit naples the state park today. >> don't forget a sandwich. >> promising the full support of the administration. >> we are there for you 100%. i'll be back here numerous time times. >> across town at another trailer park, folks are hoping the promises come their way. >> they didn't say nothing to us. they put the red tags on and laughed. >> many trailers marked with tags left by officials notifying them their homes have been condemned. >> this is our home. where are we going to be going? >> they say the only aid they received came from the first baptist church and a local furniture store. many parts of the state are still in need of the basics. the florida department of health urged residents to boil water in dozens of counties. 2.5 million floridians are waiting for electricity. >> your power is going on as we speak. it's going way ahead of schedule, weeks ahead of schedule. much of it, most of it outside the keys where we have a special problem but we are working hard. >> 75% of homes

the ball in his hands. but derwin james had tknocked i. don't tip it up in the end zone. >> mike: we didn't talk enough about dave clawson because he's done a remarkable job here. this is his fourth head coaching job, he's worked his way up through the ranks and wake forest is now competitive with all the facilities they've built on campus. these guys, you'll have to deal with them in the acc for years to go. >> tommy: you will. they created a sense you can win here at wake forest. dave clawson has come in and picked up where jim left off and they're building facilities that are unbelievable. we saw those yesterday. they've got facilities to recruit, the opportunity to be in a power five league and the way they played today i know they're disappointed. they got a big chance, opportunity to win a lot more games. >> mike: let's go down to carc. >> paul: coach, it wasn't always easy, what was the biggest challenge in that game in and getting your confidence back, you had two losing. ton of mistakes that we got to clean up. >> paul: confidence in making a play let's talk about your t

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he came down and he crossed the he -- rob says i want tripp, the mike havee in the picture we had hanging in our home all these years. said thatis hand and her i'm glad to see you are alive. i did not realize how many lives it affected. ago ia year and a half marines the same in that church with us at andtico and we sat down had dinner. it was a great evening. greyer andolder, i feltre -- fortunate to be alive and see all these guys again. they saved my life. i would never have made it out of there alive. and the rest of the marines. i feel very fortunate. never endingad a mike trippe and for too. he is the real brother i nver ever had. >> there is a lot more to photography than aiming and s hooting. 9th marinesrom the ofe an incredible group brave men. a story.ng we got on thehow subject of where he was going on vacation, he said he was going on vacation to southeast asia. i said i was just over there a few years ago. it is a great place to go back. he said i was there during the war. he said i was a marine. i said what out there for you with? he said i was with 1 9. anwa.d if he was at a mortar man a a nwa. talk about a one in a mi

he crossed the field and he -- rob says i want you to meet mike tripp, the marine in the picture we have had hanging in our home all these years. in this young fellow shook mike's hand and said that her i'm glad to see you are alive. i still lose it, to this day. but anyhow i did not realize how , many lives it affected. about a year and a half ago i met with the same marines in that church with us at quantico and we sat down and had dinner. it was a great evening. we all got older, greyer and put here -- i felt fortunate to be alive and see all these guys again. they saved my life. i would never have made it out of there alive. and the rest of the marines. i feel very fortunate. the picture had a never ending route for me and for mike tripp too. he is the real brother i never had. >> amazing story. there is a lot more to photography than aiming and shooting. >> yes, it affected so many american families. believe me the men from the 9th , marines were an incredible group of brave men. they really were. later i was, years , doing a story. the comptroller of maryland, his bodyguard was a maryland state trooper. we're sitting in the kitchen when he was getting a teleph

the special counsel is examining. with mike flynn jr. but we know he was the right hand man of his father who is apparently facing some criminal jeopardy over his failure to declare his lobbying work for turkey and for some other financial entanglements. and the son would have known about almost every meeting. as you mentioned, he attended the gala where his father sat next to vladimir putin and the son was along for that. so he would have intimate knowledge of his father's business deegs. if you look at mueller's strategy, if it is his goal to have strategy, having his son on the whook some potential criminal jeopardy is certainly a point of leverage. >> and as lawyer i wouldn't want to answer the question but you're here so i'll try to get to you answer it. what portion of this is about the son and what portion is about the father? >> well, i have to believe a lot of it is about the father. the son is collateral damage. to the extent that the son -- for instance, one of the issues is he apparently failed to disclose foreign contacts and certain business arrangements on

the vice—president, mike pence, flew into texas to see the damage first—hand. to get it wrong. the american people are with you. we are here today, we will be here tomorrow, and we will be here every day until this city and this state and this region rebuild bigger and better than ever before. but this level of devastation is going to take vast amounts of money to fix. later today, the white house is expected to ask congress for an initial $5.9 billion in emergency funding. but the authorities in texas alone say the state might eventually need more than 20 times that amount. people here are vulnerable and in need. recovery and rebuilding is going to take months, if not years. jon donnison, bbc news. the long running strike affecting bin collections in in birmingham birmingham resumed this morning — after redundancy notices were issued to some workers. the industrial action was suspended last month after seven weeks — during which time rubbish piled up on many of the city‘s streets. our midlands correspondent sima kotecha reports. it looks bad and it smells even

jeopardy regarding his involvements in turkey and the failure to disclose items on his security clearance application. and mike flynn, his son, was his right-hand, the chief of staff, executive assistant, involved in filling out forms so that makes flynn's, the special counsel's interest in him, important. if flynn wants to look at the involvement in collusion, investigating his son is another way to put pressure on mike flynn, the former national security adviser. >> tell me how a criminal case works, they start as i understand it how to work from the edge of the rim and work closer. especially particular charges that may not relate to trump. you squeeze him on these charges, say maybe you want to go away for two instead of 20 years, you tell us what you know about trump. >> absolutely right, allegations of a conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia, which would be really hard to prove, right? you need people involved to talk about it. so you begin to investigate the potential players and if they committed other crimes having nothing to do with the russian collusion, that is still relevant because it gives mueller leverage over them. t

. >> jon: john roberts of the light to to to mike dunn mack white house we see president trump shaking handsis is the national association of manufacturers in washington. the board of directors and again, we are going to hear the president touting his tax reform plan. he says there's something in ia net only for individual americans, but it is going to give a shot in the arm to the economy of this country. the tax write offs that john talked about, also the ability to bring profits back into this country that many corporations are holding overseas because when they bring them back end, they have to pay a 35% tax rate. now, the president. [cheers and applause] >> president trump: thank you very much. thank you all. thank you very much. [applause] think you all very much, it's great to be here for the national association of manufacturers. i especially want to thank your president and your chairman, along with all of the members of congress that are here today and they are working hard, i will tell you that. i would like to begin by sending our thoughts and prayers to the people of puerto rico

the next several days. mike is talking about wet roads and some slowing. >> we go hand in hand. talked about the wet roots these aren't quite so severe. we will zoom over here towards the east shore area, where kari showed light rain, that might be a bit of a distraction. and here's where the road -- talks about discovery bay, antioch, the crash, cleared over at the pass, and recovery for highway 24 off of the walnut creek entertaining, and then traveling toward the caldecott. the backup at the metering lights, they're on, and the san mateo bridge, this is moving slower, as more traffic hits the flat section, no surprises and no problems once you get to the peninsula. >>> happening today, a peninsula school district will be graded on how well it handled allegations of sexual assault. >> bob redell joins us live with some of the details on the case and what will happen today. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. later today, it will be this afternoon, this independent investigator will present its result to the school board to let the district know how well or

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james comey which was also apparently falsely explained by the white house and they've been reportedly asked to hand over documents about mikelynn which means maybe we will finally find out why the white house didn't care, didn't react, didn't even seem surprised by the news that the russians had compromised the most senior national security official in the new administration. incidentally, i should just mention that many of the false public statements about mike flynn and him leaving the white house, many of those false public statements were made by the vice-president, mike pence. so far we do not see mike pence's name on the list of people that robert mueller wants to interview at the white house. the president's name isn't on that list either, yet. watch this space. dad: molly, can you please take out the trash? (sigh) ( ♪ ) dad: molly! trash! ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) mom: hey, molly? it's time to go! (bell ringing) class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. who would like to read? ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's running much faster now. see? it's amazing, molly. thank yo

the area. i'll hand it right back to you. >>> some relief coming now. thank you for joining us now. people were trapped for hours most of the day especially going westbound as mike just mentioned the freeway just reopened after being closed for eight hours. he's been at the scene and talking to those stuck drivers and how they have been handling it. >> reporter: it's been a long day. good news and bad news. the good news you can see westbound traffic is open and flowing. across the other side is eastbound trachk which has been at a stand still since about 10:00 a.m. it's traffic nightmare on a normal day. this monday's stand off had drivers stuck for up to four hours with no alternatives for getting around it. >> never been in one especially being 15 seconds away from work. now i'm two hours late. >> reporter: she can laugh now but there were tense moments for her and others stuck in gridlock. >> everyone's hot. everyone's late for work, late for school. >> reporter: since she was on the front end of this back up, she was also among those interviewed by police as a witness. meanwhile, those stranded on the freeway with nowhere to go got out of their cars. some t

. >> several of the men and women that work with mike started gofundme account. they know first hand a fire like this, they may need even the most basic thing. >> he's not one to ask for help. we really want to do that for him. see what we can do for him and his family they've done so much to help on the people. >> reporter: hearing the community trying to help randy was touch not just by the help but beerages the type of young man that inspires people to want to. >> warms my heart knowing that people care. >> reporter: mike was back answering fire calls the next day. and hopefully more will step up to answer his camly's call for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >> here's live look at allento allentown. felt like summer out there today but fur love those cooler temperatures in fall your wait is almost over and your forecast is just 15 seconds away. >> in weather we have beautiful evening partly cloudy skies and across the delaware valley loo looking pretty decent temperature wise. the numbers looking good. 74 degrees at this late hour after high temperature of 85. winds out of the

the giants, and everybody is standing here. >> mike: fought it off right where he wanted it, and right in on the hands. movement on the fastball is not much. it is a four to six-inch slide at the velocity, and you just can't get the sweet spot on it very often. >> jon: a chance here the -- strike three called. >> mike: backdoor. >> jon: 12th strikeout for the dod dodger pitching tonight. >> mike: just absolute perfect pitch. >> jon: and now, ryder jones to pinch-hit for gorkys hernandez. last chance for the giants with two down in the ninth. whoa! that is shocking grandal, because it looked like it was right at the knees. >> mike: he seems to be a little upset to get the spikes out and composure back. >> jon: and it is 12-11 the d'backs over miami at the top of the eighth inning. the marlins are mounting a comeback. the dodgers can potentially tie it with one more here. a ball and a strike here to ryder jones. jones hitting .182 in the big leagues this year. the dodgers hoping to start celebrating here shortly. and now, one strike away. strike three called. and for the fifth consecutive year, the dodge

the microphone working? we have a couple of them. raise your hand if you want to ask a question, and if the mike -- mic comes to you, please state your name and any affiliations for the people watching online and listening on c-span can hear. we have questions? yes, thank you. >> mel, accuracy in academia. i have a really mundane one. can you lay out exactly how many members you got and what benefits they exactly get? >> sure, we have over 20,000 members throughout the country. and the reason that the teachers join the association of american educators is they get a $2 million liability insurance policy along with employment rights covered. they get to work with an attorney when there is a job action. that is in lieu of what people would usually get from the union, but a significant difference is that coverage is actually guaranteed as a part of the liability insurance benefit. whereas with the union, despite paying them for some years, there's no guarantee to provide you with that protection. that's the most significant benefit. there's other traditional professional association benefits and more information on aeteachers.org. >> ne

the vote as early as next week. will they keep politics out of it and get it done? vice president mike pence in texas consoling victims. seeing the devastation first hand. president trump will go to houston tomorrow to meet with victims. the most dire situation however is not in houston, it's in beaumont, texas. 118,000 people live there and now they have no drinking water. the bump and backup pump flooded. long lines for a ration of bottled water. the water out age even forcing the city's hospital to evacuate many of its patients. the we have it covered. let's begin a miguel marquez live in bow month. they've been asking for water trucks how did that go. >> reporter: in the next couple of hours the city is going to announce where they will have a water distribution point. and they think they will be able to service everybody for the time being and get them the water they need. they plan to be hand tg out in either large bottles or gallon jugs. two different crisises, the water is out and flood waters still rising. the river hasn't crested yesterday ayet. until it does they won't be able to get the pumps back up and running. affecting polices like the b

the deputy president mike pence getting very hands on with his effo rts getting very hands on with hiswe do, make sure you tune m, later. if we do, make sure you tune in, stay tuned to bbc news and we will bring you that live. from texas, eastern texas, to darren, who the weather. good afternoon. things will change into the second half of the weekend. some cloudy patches but the beach is generally sunny through the rest of the day. some thickening of the cloud in suffolk and norfolk, one or two might like showers around as well and those should be moving away out into the southern north sea. this is the big change coming in over night and for tomorrow, that cloud slowly moving into the uk and it will bring some outbreaks of rain and drizzle. a fine end to the day for many eastern areas but already the cloud west. and in northern ireland later in the night as the wind picks up on that train running into the western fringes of scotland and northern england. although there isa and northern england. although there is a shield of cloud coming in ahead of that, temperature is not as lawyers

the first one. >> i love when giggle keith giggles about a burger. >> yes. >> can i have that hand mike, keith. >> hi there, sir. >> so, it worked again. people, they heard me at 6:00 sabrin in the cheese burgers. >> bring tonight. >> not too far. >> so, have a seat, how are you. >> good morning. >> i am's -- unaudibley met you. that is over at 13th and chancellor. >> yes. >> just off of locust street. >> yes. >> my gosh, look at this. >> is that from you too. >> yes, you and, famous, burger chain back in the early 50's what is that right there. >> it is just a little spice, it is house made chile. >> how need is that. >> do i squeeze it. >> you squeeze it if you want to inject. >> that is so good. >> into your burger. >> oh, my god. >> yes. >> can i touch your bun. >> are people loving spicy stuff more nowadays. >> i think so. for me i have always wanted to infuse a little spiciness but the best parties these little pipeets where the guest gets to dit themselves. >> i have never seen that. amazing. >> thank you very much. >> it is fairly new place, they have an upper deck to go out there and soci

the officers gave clear commands to keep their hands in the air. dominguez reached for something on the floorboard, and that is when officer mike peno opened fire. >>> the chief said, dominguez had past convictions for carjacking, sold, witness intimidation, assault with a deadly weapon, the detectives recovered a knife and drugs. we just talked to some friends of his who said gang ties were in the past. he has not been associated with the game or done anything illegal for many years. they are perplexed from what started the police involved shooting. there was no gun recovered at the scene. coming up a 5:00, we will hear from them and talk about an armed robbery at the gas station. that is a harrowing moment for people who worked inside the gas station. we will hear about that coming up@5:00.>>> family and police have arrested a man accused of driving his vehicle into two officers sending both of them to the hospital. investigators say the suspect was initially wanted for shoplifting at the safeway. the police were trying to address -- arrest the man he jumped into the car and try to get away. the investigators say that he managed to drive away and