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and mainly the blame game, inevitably, goes back to fiona hill and nick timothy.eat... well, an interesting picture comparing nick timothy to rasputin, mostly in line with the beard. the character has a bit to do with it as well. 0r with the beard. the character has a bit to do with it as well. or a mac and we hear this thing that we have heard so often, that theresa may's him ignored crosby's advice out of spite. you get an adviser who thinks they have more power, and they exclude other people, and that is where you end up with a shambles. what did you make of this, nigel? there is a lot of unpicking of who said what. it is a blame game. what is interesting about the article is lynton crosby was responsible for making a presidential campaign and making a presidential campaign and making theresa may the centre of it. clearly a mistake, she wasn't up to that. equally you had nick timothy and fiona hill, with an iron grip on downing street already causing problems, and making a huge cache of the party manifesto. everybody takes the party manifesto. everybody takes t

>> so timothy, what was that moment like for you? >> it was kind of surreal.doesn't feel like you won until after the commotion dies down. i took a flag out on stage and it's actually my dad's flag. i kind of wrapped it around me. because it was like he was on stage with me. it was very special. >> so now what do you have to do as mr. united states? what does that mean? >> now we go on a national tour. i'll be hitting cities like los angeles, new york, chicago. but in the meantime, i'll be practicing for mr. universe which is in peru in february. >> hey. >> so now that you have this platform to speak from, how is that helping you with your project? >> anything i can do to put a smile on people's faces, that's what this job looks for. and i'm looking forward to it. >> step one, take off your shirt. >>> he's being a show off. >> breathing flames out of his lamborghini. >> but see why his plan backfires. >>> plus, if you love taking selfies, you'll be a pro at this challenge. >> it's like dance dance revolution. >> find out who scores the highest when we put it t

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>> so timothy, what was that moment like for you? >> it was kind of surreal.t doesn't feel like you won until after the commotion dies down. i took a flag out on stage and it's actually my dad's flag. i kind of wrapped it around me. because it was like he was on stage with me. it was very special. >> so now what do you have to do as mr. united states? what does that mean? >> now we go on a national tour. i'll be hitting cities like los angeles, new york, chicago. but in the meantime, i'll be practicing for mr. universe which is in peru in february. >> hey. >> so now that you have this platform to speak from, how is that helping you with your project? >> anything i can do to put a smile on people's faces, that's what this job looks for. and i'm looking forward to it. >> step one, take off your shirt. >>> he's being a show off. >> breathing flames out of his lamborghini. >> but see why his plan backfires. >>> plus, if you love taking selfies, you'll be a pro at this challenge. >> it's like dance dance revolution. >> find out who scores the highest when we put it

the daily telegraph leads on accusations from theresa may's former chief of staff, nick timothy, thatof brexit. the daily express says the prime minister is to directly appeal to european leaders to break the deadlock over brexit when she gives a major speech in florence on friday. the i reports that the government is planning to bring in a new cycling offence which is equivalent to causing death by dangerous driving. the sun has a story about a british tourist injured by facing six months in jail tourist injured by facing six months injailfor giving tourist injured by facing six months injailforgiving a tourist injured by facing six months in jail for giving a finger gesture. the daily mail focuses on what it calls the crisis in the elderly care system. daisy, kick off with the daily telegraph and there is an interesting picture of theresa may at the un, all this talk about front seat driving, back—seat driving, and boris is behind her, looking like back—seat driver, pointing. boris is behind her, looking like back-seat driver, pointing. fabulous photograph. the photographer must hav

nick timothy who resigned after the disastrous election result. interesting because during the election campaign we had people arguing on the brexit side saying we want to treat migrants fairly so if someone comes from paul and they should not have an easier route into the uk than someone from pakistan and you had people who own curry houses saying the same thing, we still need to get chefs but other businesses can bring in builders from romania. what nick timothy is saying that preferential treatment, the advantage the eu workers should continue at the brexit and there are reasons for it, we need things from the eu so showing good well and that we still see a distinctive partnership with them but it will be controversial. yes, you only brexit editorfor controversial. yes, you only brexit editor for your controversial. yes, you only brexit editorfor your paper. controversial. yes, you only brexit editor for your paper. rbc now the debate which perhaps should have happened during the referendum and the run up to that, the ins and outs of how diffic

host: the book that timothy and christina sandefur wrote together, "cornerstone of liberty".this is book tv on c-span2. >> book tv has attended freedom fries, libertarian conference several times and if you're interested in hearing from other freedom fest authors go to our website, book tv.org and type freedom fest, one word into the search bar and you won't view other interviews online. >> tonight on afterwards , "new york times" magazine contributor suzy hansen on her travels abroad and her book. she is interviewed by foreign-policy interrupted cofounder. >> there's that question of are we exceptional in the very question of why had i never thought this was a form of propaganda why had i not thought, where was this concept coming from and what was the job it was doing for individual americans and i think that one thing i was realizing that took a long time to realize is that the very language we use when we talked about foreign countries had been kind of determined a long time ago because we tended to look at especially muslim countries and countries in the east as were the

. >>> timothy bates told the secret service he was in town to meet with top white house officials and to have a dog chip removed from his head. evan lambert is live near the white house with the details. evan? >> reporter: the secret service said they first caught up with timothy bates in front of the gallery about a block from the white house, they interviewed him searched his car and found the arsenal of weapons nine guns and three knives. we'll take a look at 37-year-old bates, you can see this arsenal of weapons. seven of the nine guns according to secret service agents were loaded. the agents say that there were dozens of rounds of ammunition along with them. according to the secret service bates told them he came to the white house to speakit admiral rogers director of the n.s.a. and defense secretary jim mattis he also wanted advice on missing paychecks and help getting a dog chip out of his hid. according to the us attorney's office, bates did see a judge for his first appearance this afternoon. he was ordere to be held until a preliminary hearing on thursday. we got in touch

was robbed of his cellphone by a mob of teens at the coliseum station back on april 18th 2017 <timothy: filed civil lawsuit against bart: "i feel like i was assaulted twice, assaulted and robbed on the train and then it just seemed like a lack of effort to do anything about it by bart police">among the four people suing bart for being robbed by a mob of teens on april 22nd 2017 is rusty stappthe lawsuit contains a third incident at the coliseum station that happened back on march 20th involving a group of teenagers, one of whom motioned like he had a gun in his pocket before a robbing a male victim of his personal belongings. paul justi is seeking a total of six million dollars in thi suit a million for each of his clients

howk: filed against bart: "i was robbed four days prior to rusty's incident">timothy howk was robbed his cellphone by a mob of teens at the coliseum station back on april 18th 2017 among the four people suing bart for being robbed by a mob of teens on april 22nd 2017 is rusty stappthe lawsuit contains a third incident at the coliseum station that happened back on march 20th involving a group of teenagers, one of whom motioned like he had a gun in his pocket before a robbing a male victim of his personal belongings. paul justi is seeking a total of six million dollars in thi suit a million for each of his clients

who say they remain determined to see these frat brothers held accountable for allegedly forcing timothy piazza to drink excessively then failing to call for help until it was too late. this morning, the d.a. vowing to keep fighting for justice for 19-year-old timothy piazza, who was killed after an alcohol-fueled hazing ritual at his penn state fraternity. >> we do plan to refile charges. certainly the manslaughter is being refiled. that was just a no-brainer. >> reporter: on friday, the judge throwing out the most severe charges of manslaughter and aggravated assault brought against piazza's frat brothers despite prosecutors pointing to surveillance video from inside the beta theta pi house that they say shows a visibly drunk piazza falling head first down a flight of stairs, struggling and in pain for hours, his fellow frat brothers ignoring him. waiting 12 hours before calling 911 then allegedly trying to coordinate a story. >> the consequences of their conduct of the individuals who acted recklessly are very serious, and the piazzas are going to see this thing through. >> it cannot

timothy howk says after he was robbed of his phone he saw this photo appear on his icloud account. he says he forwarded the photo to bart policejusti says the rise in cellphone theft crimes are directly related to these cash for cellphones kiosks in bay area shopping mallsin response to the lawsuit bart's legal representative told me by phon

you're going to go see a picture of 37-year-old timothy bates right now and just a moment. you'll see this cash of weapons that secret service found him with. seven out of nine gun found they say were loaded. they also say bates had dozens of rounds of ammunition. agents say bates told him he came to the white house to speak with mike rogers director of nsa and defense secretary jim mattis reportedly were theed device on missing paychecks and wanted to get a dog chip out of his head. saw a judge for his first appearance, he was ordered held until a preliminary hearing. thats had scheduled for thursday. we've also been in touch with a memphis police department who confirmed that bates worked for them for 13 years. from 2000 to 2013 when he retired. it's also unclear in those court document what is bates may have been planning with those weapons. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. >>> the debate continues after nfl players who needle during the national anthem. tonight, more reaction from players, owners and fan, marina marraco joins us with what has turned in

it was used on mccroix williams and timothy -- mccray williams and timothy passes aboth of whom diedfter hours of drinking. >> it's very innovative. it's different. it comes down to that, you don't want to get in trouble. >> it's dangerous. if a person is that bad that you're thinking about doing this, they probably need medical attention. >> doctors say people with throw up no matter what position they're in. some people say they don't have a problem calling 911 even with the policies that keep students out of legal trouble. >>> an autopsy showed that aaron hernandez had a brain disease that take judgment and trigger violent behavior. he had cte. his family is suing the new england patriots and the nfl. that lawsuit is separate from the settlement the league agreed to play families of players who suffered brain damage while playing football. repeated head trauma causes cta. symptoms include violent mood swings and depression. hernandez killed himself in prison while serving a life sentence for murder. >>> the search for survivors in mexico is entering a fourth day as the number of c

timothy bates made a brief court appearance monday. investigators say bates claimed to have a meeting with the secretary of defense and the national security adviser. a judge ordered bates held until a hearing on thursday. turning to the nfl-- the drama began before the game even started on monday night football last night. after a day of league wide protests on sunday-- nfl owner jerry jones joined his team in kneeling before the national anthem. they then stood up and locked arms as the anthem played. the protests followed fiery words from president trump denouncing players who protest. and when the game began-- it was more good news for washington's nfc east rival. dallas quarterback dak prescott had one of the best passing games of his career. he threw for 183 yards, 2 touchdowns, and rushed for a third touchdown. the cowboys win 28-17. after the game-- jerry jones talked about his team-wide demonstration. arizona players also stood and linked arms during the anthem, but they did not take a knee beforehand. coming up-- a murder mys

vowing to keep fighting for 19-year-old timothy piazza, who was killed after an alcohol-fueled hazing ritual. >> we do plan to refile charges. the manslaughter is being refiled. a no-brainer. >> reporter: the judge throwing out manslaughter and aggravated assault charges brought against his frat brothers. despite prosecutors pointing to surveillance video from inside the beta theta pi house that they say shows a visibly drunk piazza falling head first down a flight of stairs. struggling and in pain for hours, his fellow frat brothers ignoring him. waiting 12 hours before calling 911. then allegedly trying to coordinate a story. >> the consequences of their conduct of the individuals who acted recklessly are very serious and the piazzas are going to see this thing through. >> it cannot happen again. nobody should go through this. >> reporter: of the 18 brothers initially charged, 14 will now stand trial on charges including furnishing alcohol to minors. while four others saw charges dropped altogether including joe emes who said he thought piazza had too much to drink and was sleeping

have you had a chance to speak to timothy's parents?ere with us today in the courtroom. they were there when the news came out. >> sandra: is there anything you can share with us? their thoughts on the decision? >> they are happy to see 60 people move forward because two other people waived. a lot of charges moved through. just like us, there is a measure of surprise that the grand jury had already found these charges in and a bit of disappointment that we are going to have to get back to the drawing table. the charges we've originally brought, particularly with the manslaughter charges, we believe there are appropriate and a grand jury thought so. we have to go back to the beginning on some of those charges. >> sandra: what exactly does that entail, going back to the beginning? how will you respond? >> in pennsylvania, district attorneys and law enforcement get a second chance if they think the first judge made an error of law and that is precisely where we are at. we have another legal body who already found probable cause. we are pre

next, the uneasy relationship up next on the presidency, timothy walch talks about the uneasy relationship between herbert hoover and dwight d. eisenhower. mr. walsh is a former director of the herbert hoover

was robbed of his cellphone by a mob of teens at the coliseum station back on april 18th 2017 <timothyhowk: filed civil lawsuit against bart: "i feel like i was assaulted twice, assaulted and robbed on the train and then it just seemed like a lack of effort to do anything about it by bart police">among the four people suing bart for being robbed by a mob of teens on april 22nd 2017 is rusty stappthe lawsuit contains a third incident at the coliseum station that happened back on march 20th involving a group of teenagers, one of whom motioned like he had a gun in his pocket robbing a male victim of his personal belongings. paul justi is seeking a total of six million dollars in thi suit a million for each of his clientshaaziq mad

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case as these most serious charges are dropped against the fraternity brothers and at the death of timothy piazza, the family's attorney responds in an interview only on "the story" tonight. >> what is going on today? >> we have a friend who is unconscious. he hasn't moved. we probably need an ambulance. but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no point in looking elsewhere really. we're the tenneys and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. ♪ booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days bef

timothy carter knew something was out of place while he prepared to put on the second green wednesday evening. >> like a crow or two just going crazy. cawing really loud. i could just tell it was like different than normal. it was a hawk stuck in a tree. i put my thumb underneath its chin and got him out of there. that's pretty much it. >> the hawk flew away after being freed and appeared to be fine. he made sure to wear his golf gloves to protect his hands from the powerful and sharp talons. >>> serena williams is a new mom. it's a girl. the 35-year-old williams was admitted to a florida hospital on wednesday. her daughter was born today weighing in at six pounds, 13 ounces. the birth came moments before venus williams took the court at the u.s. open. it's the couple's first child. >>> more records to tell you about. kent field 107. that's a record for today. santa rosa, 110 degrees. i do want to show you live doppler 7. if you have been dealing with this blistering heat and wondering why. there's a problem. we don't have the fog around. that's part of the problem. we have the down s

the arrest of timothy davis was a very physical takedown.dy cam: "get your hands behind your back. stop resisting."officers punched, kicked, and tased davis before they were able to get him handcuffed. that use of force is under review.but it's the body camera footage from officer joseph bogard...and bogard's comments about the arrest that are now the subject of an internal affairs investigation....nats of body cam: "what did we tase him for? why didn't we just choke the fáááing life out of him. i think they did for a while. good! they were really throwing punches. good!"bogard was one of a number of patrol officers who responded to the call of an officer in trouble. he's one of a number of officers watching as davis complains that he can't breathe...nats of body cam: "get up. i can't breathe. you can breathe, you're talking. i can't breathe sir."officer bogard's comments suggest he was openly enjoying the scene..."i'm a little aroused at this davis. just so you know. (laughter)"bogard later describes for a fellow officer how he might have h

timothy in hand i loved the way. or the home or. the out of a saloon. yes. you know. this is where. you don't. understand. going to. drop below. that's right that's really. kind of. my no no no. no no no no. there are nervous about the future that. i feel i have on because i welcome the. system. i know some of the notion or some of them are you know look for. among. those were. i know. the search will. take me back to the united nations now where the general assembly is underway and we are now expecting to hear from palestinian president mahmoud abbas who will address the world now from the chambers of the united nations general assembly of course on the sidelines of this he will be meeting there will be meeting with president trying to discuss plans for the prospects for peace but let's listen in the palestinian president now. extends to seclusion of the united nations. the president of the united nations general assembly ladies and gentlemen. peace be upon you. twenty four years have passed since the signing of the most low accords an interim agreement that set a five year period

no aplicarÍa a gobiernos municipales ni a policÍas locales, asÍ lo hizo notar el republicano timothy: otros por su parte, seÑalan que cualquier ley que garantice mÁs protecciÓn a los inmigrantes es mÁs que bienvenida. >> todos tenemos a trabajar en este paÍs. kenny: establecieron una oficina que ofrece la oportunidad a millones de inmigrantes para salir de la sombra y contribuir activamente a la economÍa. artnaxa: los latinos son la minorÍa en chicago. asegura que la comunidad afroamericana disminuyÓ. pero quÉ significa el aumento de la poblaciÓn latina y cuÁles son los retos ? >> expertos pronosticaban que iba a ocurrir pero no tan pronto. por primera vez los hispanos son el segundo grupo Étnico en chicago despuÉs de los blancos. despuÉs de los blancos. entre 2015 y 2016la poblaciÓn aumentÓ de 756,000 a 803,000. lo que quiere decir que componemos el 29 . por ciento de la poblaciÓn total de 2 millones de los residentes. el censo revelÓ que por primera vez en 50 aÑos la poblaciÓn afroamericana cayó a menos de 800,000 residentes en chicago. aunque ahora los latinos superan en nÚmero a

. >> timothy dolan, archbishop of new york called daca's termination contrary to the spirit of the bible and of our country. at university of maryland, ptd low says the school is now facing uncertainty. >> my responsibility as president is to protect our our students. >> reporter: when your students ask what are you telling them? >> what we tell them is you belong here. we are here and we stand by you. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan said president trump made the right call ending daca, expressed confidence a legislative compromise can be found. ryan stress heed will bring no bill to the floor that does not have the president's vocal support. anthony. >> major, speaker ryan may have agreed with the president on daca but did not agree with what the president did about upcoming deadline to raise the debt ceiling. what happened exact low. >> you are so right about that. in an oval office meeting today the president stunned everyone there by, embracing chuck schumer and nancy pelosi's idea of a three month compromise on raising the debt ceiling and providing federal spending. abandoning

. >> host: is this the that timothy train to work together. "cornerstone of liberty: private property rights in 21st century america." this is but tv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations]

timothy mcdonald.to dissolve parliament ahead of a snap election next month. that is today. he has had five years in office and many think he will win the election. however, his former defence minister is hoping to challenge that. the current governor of tokyo launched a new political party on wednesday. her party of hope wants to adopt populist policies of an big nuclear power and freezing a sales tax which is set to ta ke freezing a sales tax which is set to take effect from 2019. wolfgang schaeuble will become speaker of the lower house of germany's bundestag. he is perhaps best known i helping he is perhaps best known as helping to steer the eurozone through its debt crisis. the chancellor, angela merkel, pepsi can bring together the lower house, which will include two more parties after the federal election on sunday. —— hopes he. it ta kes a election on sunday. —— hopes he. it takes a village to raise a child, a popular proverb used by policy and celebrities. a new report from the world bank reve

decena de manifestantes llevan dos dÍas protestando en las calles en contra de la de decisiÓn del juez timothynoche las protestas se torna reverente, los ciudadanos llegarÁ hasta la casa del alcalde lanzando rocas a la ventana, por lo que la p i policÍa se defendiÓ con gacela limo que. el jefe de la policÍa dijo que un oficial sufriÓ una herida la mano y otros tres tuvieron que recibir atenciÓn mÉdica se que uno fue golpeada la cuesta con una botella y a otros los atacaron mientras estaban en sus bicicletas, desafortunadamente algunas pe o personas se comportaron de manera violentas y por eso fueron detenidos, Él asegura que es su misiÓn es proteger la seguridad y la vida de todas las personas sosteniendo que la violencia no serÁ soportada en su estado. nunca lo neguÉ puedo decir con absoluta certeza que no habÍa ningÚn plan de asesinar a anthony, elaborada la familia dice que ya estaban impresionados, sin palabras por los resultados, el informe final dice que los policÍa vieron a n unos hombres detrÁs del restaurante en una negociaciÓn de drogas, fue cuando ellos se serÁn y uno de ellos se es

timothy mcveigh, age 27. >> shock around the country, it was huge.was an act of terrorism by one of our own citizens. >> a second man was charged today with blowing up the federal building. terry nichols have been in custody since after the bombing. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nichols met in the army. mcveigh fought in the first persian gulf war. >> the one thing that sustained him about his reading borrow the far right and meeting like minded people. >> mcveigh's plan to blow up the -- >> mcveigh vised malitia groups through the the country. he wen to the waco compound when it was under siege. on april 19, two years to the date of the waco incident, oklahoma city was bombed. >> mr. president there are tens, maybe more, tens of thousands of men and women dressing up on weekends in military guard going off for training because they're up set about waco despite what you say. we're talking about thousands and thousands of people in this country who are furious at the federal government. >> well, they have a right to believe whatever they want, they hav

timothy piazza's parents all weighed in on the problem. they said hazing isn't confined to greek life and often kids don't understand what hazing actually is. >> what we're talking about is humiliation, degradation. we're talking about things that might be reckless behavior. not always intentional, but certainly intentional and reckless or without regard to a person's safety or mental health. >> young people are impressionable. i have no doubt that there are people that probably don't want to do it, but feel the pressure they have to. >> the piazzas say they're hazing penalties stiffer. there's also new legislation that would require colleges and universities to report incidents of hazing in their school's annual crime report. >> we should get reports of a man carrying a gun. it alerted students police were looking for leonard town and frat row. they didn't find anyone with the gun and did issue the all-clear. >>> we are also following a developing story in virginia. >> a car slammed into a tree and two people died. a i teenage girl was cr

professor timothy snyder, thank you. coming up, why it matters that we have a president who sounds unlike any other in american history. back with that after this. >>> welcome back to friday night broadcast. let's agree for the sake of the next conversation that donald trump uses the most colorful language of any president at least in the modern era and says some of the most questionable things. and that is where our next guest comes in. john is a linguist. he has a ph.d.. he teaches at columbia. he has written extensively. he too is colorful when talking about donald trump and specifically how this president talks. that's why we talked about it with john mcwharter. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you, brian. >> i've been wanting to ask you, what is your ling wis ticks definition of this president? >> donald trump linguistikally is unadorned. this is the basics. this is what language was undoubtedly like when it first emerged among people who didn't have writing and were first getting their verbal sea legs. this is

. >> reporter: timothy wilson is reliving the drama. >> i guess the car hit him so hard the emblem fell off. >> reporter: police are saying they are looking for a light colored silver hyundai. >> both of her legs are broken. pelvis is broken. her harm is broken. >> reporter: wilson's feeiance sai was put on live support. >> she was pregnant. we ended up losing our first born child. if you do something own up to it. >> reporter: the family has set up a go-fund-me page. >> demanding an end to urban shield. taking place at lokes across alameda county people against urban shield says it is promoting the urbanization of law enforcement. >>> we came to san francisco with a message of unity. former president bill clinton paying tribute it a man who served his community for 20 years. the man they were celebrating and why it was a powerful message for the bay area. >> reporter: third baptist church in san francisco is overflowing tonight. honoring the reverend amos brown. former president bill clinton, governor jerry brown and the reverend jesse jackson. >> why are we doing this up and down deal

timothy bates caught urinating on the corner.terday morning he told the secret service ag the secretary of defense and n.s.a. decker to get advice how to get the dog tag out of his head. the next court appearance is thursday. larry: new developments tonight in the battle over the purple line. crews are back at work today after a federal judge ruled against the group trying to get an injunction late friday afternoon. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live in silver spring to explain. kevin: today's work involved cutting down mature trees along arliss street. what is left behind the mature and the freshly sliced stumps. around a dozen in total. chopping down green for the purple line. crews tackling the roughly 70-foot tall tree today at an abandoned brick house in silver spring. in chevy chase, tree removal along the ge tomorrow. perhaps in protest, at least one person managed to and havize the cat -- and havize the caterpillar bull -- vandalize the caterpillar bulldozer, stealing a fire extinguisher. montgomery county pol

timothy walch received an award. he served in various capacities with the national archives and records administration of which this institution is part of that large organization. until his retirement in 2011, beginning as a program analyst with the national historical publications and records commission, tim served as budget and a list, codirector of the modern archives institute, chief of publication development before landing in west branch as the assistant director of the herbert hoover presidential library and museum. and finally, rector of the same organization from 93-2011 area -- 1993-2011. he edited more than 2200 books, including the correspondence between hoover and eisenhower, as well as numerous articles, essays, book reviews, executive entries, and newspaper articles. -- encyclopedia entries, and newspaper articles. i can always count on him as a referee. he represents the finest attributes of those who served public history. when i was appointed director of the herbert hoover residential library and m

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the parents of timothy piazza is here in a town hall live on the "today" show.ir message for parents, with kids who just headed off to college. plus, we talk to pennsylvania congressman pat meehan about the action he's taking to make schools safer. >>> and take a look. that's jose, the rain band starting to head our way. we're going to talk about the local impacts we'll see over the next several days. plus, we'll check out what we're seeing with hurricane maria as well. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. more than a dozen others hurt after a tour bus and mass transit bus collided this morning. it happened around 6:30 a.m. one bus slammed into a row of s

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professor timothy snierd.k you very much for coming. >> my great pleasure. >> coming up, why it matters that we have a president who sounds unlike any other in american history. back with that after this. over the last 5 years. but many don't know you can access that money without refinancing or selling your home. with a home equity loan, you can pull cash out of your house for anything you need- home improvement, college tuition, even finally getting out of credit card debt. come to lendingtree.com to shop and compare home equity loans right now. because at lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. >>> welcome back to our friday night broadcast. let's agree for the sake of the next conversation that donald trump uses the most colorful language of any president at least in the modern era and says some of the most questionable things and that is where our next guest comes in. john mcwho are terr is a linguist. he teaches at columbia and he has written extensively and he too is colorful when talking about donald

police officer approached 37-year-old timothy bates on sunday after he suspected bates of urinating in public. he told the officers he had a chip implanted in his head, and the worked with the police in a program operated by the cia. authorities found nine guns including a machine gun in his car. he was taken for for a mental observation before being taken to jail for processing. >>> north korea called a tweet by president trump a declaration of war. >> we will have every right to make counter measures, including the right to shoot down the united states strategic bombers. >> now, north korea's foreign minister was responding to this tweet by president trump about him and about north american leader kim jong-un, saying if he echos thoughts of little rocket man, they won't be around much longer. the white house said the united states has not declared war on forecast. we spoke with a professor at santa cruz who said this war of words has a different meaning for the people of north korea. >> so when donald trump makes what may for him be casual threats, or empty threats, on the north kore

. >> reporter: tonight, the most serious charges in the hazing death of 19-year-old timothy piazza thrown out by a pennsylvania judge. 18 penn state fraternity brothers stood accused of en b ngdi pasy it became clear he was in trouble. prosecutors say piazza fell headfirst down a flight of stairs, struggling and in pain for hours. owfe allegedly ignoring and some even hitting him before eventually alling 911.nvoluntary nslaughter and assault. 14 brothersts ilfal cees l ha c>> wrg very serious charges. ntre>> at the end of the day wet want to see justice served, brothers now face no charges at all. he tofeam >> i don't think there's i could have done.t do i wish i had knowledge? do i wish i could have saved him? absolutely. >> thank you. >>> let's politics. the president says he will soon reveal whether he w program protectingil 800,000 undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. here's cecilia veg >> reporter: president trump in the oval office today, and we asked when will he make that decision on dreamers. >> a dn daioisorac o donver the weekend we'll have a decision. >> r

how could you profile timothy mcveigh when he did the oklahoma bombing?annot take a group of people and arbitrarily put them in a particular category. intelligence and evidence should drive. >> to group that? the left invokes white supremacist and antigovernment folks. that reality is we have been under attack by muslim extremists terrorists since 9/11. before that 1993 with the first world trade center hit. what you say to this idea that we cannot keep yourself safe unless we know who the guys are the for their? >> those of the wrong questions to ask. there has been terror attacks by various groups of people but when we start looking at the groups first and the crime second we are failing. the police can do better than this. the police can do profiling that is not racial or religious profiling but basically good police work. good intelligence. please can do better than rounded up groups of people in deciding these are the bad guys. when they do that they fail. >> certainly what the president said today, scotland yard, he is at least saying this. i don't

that he did not see williams death as a quote, penn state case, referring to the hazing death of timothy piazza. >>> cabrini university is holding campus wide town halls to answer student concerns after discovery of more racial slurs in residents halls. we told but this on sunday about a freshman who found message go away and a slur on her dorm room door. the university says that it has cleaned up two more instances of racial graffiti and increased security on the campus in radnor, delaware county. >>> is there a court appearance this morning foreman accused in the murder of a temple university student last month. joshua hupperterz, faces murder and other charges in the death of 22-year old jena burleigh. investigators say hupperterz met burleigh at a north fill bar and killed her august 31st authorities say he used the ride services lyft to transport her body to his grandmother's property in northeastern pennsylvania. >>> well, this story has my shaking my head a customer takes down a robber inside the star bucks. so why is the good samaritan being sued. >>> interesting. >> also straigh

timothy bates was stopped by secret service is officers sunday morning for allegedly urinating in public. upon searching his car they found nine guns, three knives, brass knuckles bates told the officers he was headed to white house to meet nagal security director admiral mike rogers and defense secretary james mattis and wanted implanted chip removed from behind his ear. bates now faces felony charges for illegally carrying a ri rifle. >>> new tonight a family in leesburg is mourning the loss of a loved one. leesburg man is in jail accused of stabbing his father to death. investigators say hector flores murdered father hector flores senior. kristin leon joins us now from leesburg with the latest, kristin. >> shawn wear told the 8-year-old suspect was living with his father in his father's corner unit you see here for about six months and we also learn today according to the family that he served in military as far as the relationship goes between father and sun son the family tells me there were no major signs of trouble from what they enough. all came as a major shock. still hard to sw

aplicarÍa a los gobiernos municipales ni a la policÍa local, así lo hizo local el tema republicano timothy como toda ha sido prÁcticamente contra los latinos. reportero: otro subraya que cualquier ley que sea para proteger a los inmigrantes es mÁs que bienvenida. >> todos somos iguales y tenemos el mismo derecho trabajar en este paÍs. reportero: las autoridades neoyorquinas en talar una oficina que ofrece la oportunidad a millones de inmigrantes a salir de la sombras y construir la economÍa. arantxa: regresa las tensiones raciales en virginia. manifestantes que defienden estatuas confederadas rodearon un monumento de robert lee, bajo el movimiento "coherencia y no odio" para pedir al gobierno estatal que no la retiren, pero el nÚmero de contra manifestantes fue mucho mayor y por fortuna no se registraron enfrentamientos. washington fue escenario de una marcha a favor del presidente donald trump y aunque no todos estÁn de acuerdo con las decisiones que ha tomado en temas muy polÉmicos, como la eliminaciÓn del programa daca, sÍ apoyan que el presidente estÉ negociando con los demÓcratas para