shock top belgian-style unfiltered wheat. live life unfiltered.n this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] bill: we could have cilic and nishikori on monday. certainly not that they wouldn't have earned it. nishikori, a tremendous match earlier today against novak djokovic and marin cilic has been spectacular against roger. and what about the nerves at this stage? mary: are you nervous? bill: i'm nervous for them. mary: ok. how about you? [laughter] john: that is a huge serve. that's as hard as -- he had one at 132. that was 131. talk about not having time to react. bill: just a perfect serve. right into that corner. 40-15. that was 126

shock top belgian-style unfiltered wheat. live life unfiltered.e captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, nc.] bill: we could have cilic and nishikori on monday. certainly not that they wouldn't have earned it. nishikori, a tremendous match earlier today against novak djokovic, and marin cilic has been spectacular against roger. and what about the nerves at this stage? mary: are you nervous? bill: i'm nervous for them. mary: ok. how about you? [laughter] john: that is a huge serve. that's as hard as -- he had one at 132. that was 131. talk about not having time to react. bill: just a perfect serve. right into that corner. 40-15

says and inspector general must be given unfiltered access to all agency records.he fbi and other department components have not read it in that manner. they refuse requests during a refuse for relevant grand jury or wiretap information. . >> from department leadership serio seriously compromises our independence. third, while current leadership has supported our ability to access records, agency leadership changes over time and our access to records should not turn on the views of the department's leadership. further, we understand that other department components such as the office of the professional responsibility continue to be given access to the same materials without objection. this treatment is unjustifiable and results in the department being less willing to provide materials to the oig specifically because they're independent and the opr is not. this treatment once again highlights opr's lack of independence from the department's leadership which can only be addressed by granting the oig with jurisdiction to investigate all alleged misconduct at the depa

inspector general must be given complete, timely, unfiltered access to agency records. in your opinion, why did the general council of the fbi feel compelled to arrive at a different interpretation of the same statute? >> i would be speculating, frac frankly, as to what the motivation was. but there's, i think, it's clear as you've indicated from looking at the opinion and you have it, it's attached to my statement, that the ig act, i think, trumps the arguments quite clearly. >> well, i hope the office of legal council issues a strong opinion giving your office unequivocal access to the material and information that you require. and this committee is going to be watching that very carefully. i thank the chairman and yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you, gentlemen. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. issa, chairman of the oversight committee for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. claireman. general horowitz, thank you for injury courage. for the inspectors general to write a letter appealing us to over the people who appointed them but will n

act means we should have unfiltered timely access to all records. the agency doesn't get to pick and choose. so that would be the first basis. the second is we have always gotten grand jury information up until 2010 from the fbi and other department components, either through the i.g. act or through one of the exceptions in the grand jury law which has an exception for attorneys for the government. we are, i am an attorney, we are attorneys for the government. i work for the department of justice. that should be, i think, sel self-evident, but that's not how it's been interpreted by the fbi. >> and how many people report to you in your group? how many i.g.s are you overseeing? >> my office has over 400 employees. >> and so the process now they're having to go and ask permission from who is it specific to the fbi who are are they having to ask permission from? >> so what happens now is we send our requests because we doe don't have unfiltered access. we now have this review going on between our requests and us getting the documents. we make a request

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inspector general must be given complete timely and unfiltered access to agency records.n your opinion, why did the general counsel of the fbi feel compelled to arrive at a different interpretation of the same statute? >> i'd be speculating frankly as to what the motivation was. but there's -- i think it's clear as you've indicated from looking at the opinion and you have it. it's attached to my statement. that the ig act i think trumps the arguments quite clearly. >> well, i hope the office of legal counsel has a strong opinion in giving your office unequivocal access to the material you require. and this committee is going to be watching that carefully. i thank the chairman and yield back the balance of my time. >> chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. issa for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general horowitz, thank you for your courage. for inspectors general to write a letter appealing to us over the people who appointed them but will not let them do their job and to have more than half of all the igs do so is clearly unprecedented. i commend y

. >> just unfiltered ideas. they don't have anything to taint their thinking.ome of the best ideas. >> i have no idea how they come up with these ideas. so intimidating. it was good. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. nightly news is next. see you at 6:00. >>> on our broadcast tonight -- under fire. the nfl commissioner and the growing questions about that hard-to-watch video like what the league knew and when. and now the widening conversation about domestic abuse. >>> critical mission. the president prepares to make his case to the nation for destroying isis. tonight here we debut a new nbc news poll that reveals just how worried most americans are. >>> diagnosing autism. the small study making big news. it's about parents identifying the signs earlier than ever. and in some cases actually reversing some of the symptoms. >>> and the reveal. with its usual drama, apple unveils the new devices designed to make our old devices obsolete including what they now want us to wear. "nightly news" begins now.

that's it for unfiltered this weekend. got a comment or a complaint? write us, send us an e-mail.ar from you. >> thank you jeffrey as always. let's look outside to see what this morning is like on this glorious today. we had so many problems across the country at airports yesterday but that's over now. we just had a scarry moment. mirror fell. >> i dropped it. >> did not break. so we saved seven years of bad luck. >> it happens. these calamities every morning for all of us. >> some of you get ready to get out the door, we have great weather for you. >> sue serio hosting an event. she's all over the place this weekend. and if you want to track her down, go to the wagon train's barko lounge. the weather looks fabulous. it's this evening from 5 to 9:00 p.m., and temperatures will start off in the 80s, fall back into the 70s later on. she will be out there, it's a great cause, it's part of the animal rescue and you can meet sue yourself. really you just can't hide from the beautiful weather. ultimate doppler is quiet, we've got the sun shining everywhere you turn. already, it is kind

. >> reporter: it's that unfiltered delivery, that sense of humor, that sharp wit that the fans have telling us they will miss the most. her funeral will take place at a synagogue in manhattan. this past weekend we spoke to someone she's collaborated with on her work, he saw her the night before her surgery. he said she was making light of it. she was something something done because her vote was becoming sore, her voice was ramming racepy and she -- raspy and she wanted to do something about it and made light of it. >> thank you for the live report for us tonight. >>> back to our top local story -- the five-alarm fire in the district district. residents are returning to their home hoping everyone is still intact. we're live in the mission district with reaction from the people directly affected by all of this today. >> reporter: pam, we caught up with two women who live on bartlett at 22nd street directly behind the building where the san francisco fire department says that this fire started. as you are about to see the flames came dangerously close to the home. >> trying to get int

unfiltered. one of the nicest women you would ever want to meet.>>rivers was scheduled to perform at the chicago theater two months from now. time she took the stage there since 1986. for more photos and videos on the life and legendary career of joan rivers you can go to our website w-g-n-t-v dot com slash joan rivers. and ahead at 6:45 a.m. comedian patti vasquez joins us on set to talk rivers' life and legacy. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. this man being held, without bond, for the murder of a retired chicago police officer. 18 year old jesse kazmierski is charged with the murder of elber brown. brown was shot and killed during a home invasion in march. prosecutors say kazmierski and two others knocked over brown's wife before they demanded him to open his safe. this man was also denied bond for a murder that happened in 1992. 71 year old robert serritella is charged with the murder of 15 year old david chereck. chereck was strangled with his own scarf before he was dumped in a forest preserve. prosecutors say they brough

that is for unfiltered beer. you don't want to smell it. you don't want to smell the yeast.t is where we also -- we want to be very strict. every beer has its own glass in belgium. >> every beer has its own glass? >> absolutely. >> this is also a collector's experience i would imagine? >> right. >> and i also notice, there is a glass that has a bulbous bottom. why do you have that? >> this was the first coffee cup holder. this was a glass invented to promote drinking and driving. >> promote it? probably not a good idea these days. >> this is for horse coach drivers. they were not allowed to come inside. they had a glass in front of the horse coach that they can drink and drive at the same time. this was attached to the front f the coach. nobody has a horse coach anymore. we have central park so we added this one. >> wow, amazing. i noticed the way you poured it, the head of the beer -- you should be able to experience that? >> also the people on radio, taste of the foam. you can taste the hops by sipping the foam. you will pick up the flavors and the hops and the refreshing

that is it for fox 29 unfiltered this week. if you have a comment go to our facebook page or our web site and leave us a comment or even a video and maybe you'll be part of fox 29 weekend next. >>> all right. you see all these pictures, you guys are doing the best job ever. we have the most interactive audience in the nation right now fox 29 weekend is trending across the country. number four, caitlin. this is huge. we have cutest pictures from people. we have one from cassidy watching us at home. she's so adorable. our own chris murphy sent us one with his daughter. >> yes. >> look at that. >> thanks for sending them in. keep them coming. they are gorgeous. we have love your kids, we love your dogs, just keep sharing. >> so caitlin everybody has a eye on the sky. weekend with big plans. thingsing on outside. people are sending in messages. we are interactive. >> well, a lot of people want to know what is going on for eagles game and temple game. some have of us just to have get work done at the house. it is saturday. it could

section 6 a provides that inspectors general must be complete, timely, and unfilters access to all agency records. since 2010, the fbi and other department components have not read section 6 a in that manner. therefore, refused request during the review for relevant grand jury, wiretap, and credit information in their files. as a result, a number of our reviews were reviews were significantly impeded. in response to these legal objections, the attorney general or deputy to attorney general granted us permission to access records by making a finding that our reviews were of assistance to them. they also stated their intention for all future audits and reviews and we appreciate their commitment to do that. however, there are several significant concerns with this process. first and foremost, the process is inconsistent with the clear mandate of section 6a of the ig act. the attorney general should not have to order department component to provide us access to records that congress has made clear we are entitled to review. second, requiring the oig to obtain mission from the department leade

that is where chuck shook his head and allowed president to go on another unfiltered minute.t roundly mocked and criticized positive taking a selfie at the nelson man dole that funeral. if he did not learn about optics, i would answer the question there. the strong suit of tim russert was the gotcha moment. he needs to improve. >> do you see this show going in the direction of of an ensemble. joe is considered a rhino conservatives and not trusted by them and not trusted by liberals because he is republican. he are adding luke russert, as well, and i would say unfortunately luke is there because of nepotism --. >> he wasn't there today. >> he will be a permanent part of the show. that will an problem. and another point if you don't mind, chuck is great for those who are political junkies inside the beltway. if your growl is to go from third place to first place as they were under russert you have to appeal to the main stream, the casual political viewer and i don't know if chuck todd is the guy to do that. >> he is not a polished tv guy but people like not necessarily seeing

i did everything i could to have a direct -- a direct unfiltered channel to the people in these various places, because we had a big hole to dig out of, and i think we have to recognize that even when people are criticizing us, or dismissing us, in the back of the mind of most of them, maybe not vladimir putin but most people around the world, they count on us. so when there's a huge natural disaster, they expect us to be there. when there is a problem that needs to be addressed in an international forum, they come to us. so i really took seriously the challenge of re-asserting american leadership and re-establishing in our own minds, as well as those around the world, our indispensablity. but that didn't mean ewan lat'llism. people had the idea that america made decisions they were imposing on other countries. instead i wanted to promote what i call smart power. we can't just rely on ourle mill takes as great as it. we have to be much more engaged with partnerships with other countries, building long-term relationships, investing in health care and education because that will raise up

. >>> coming up -- unfiltered. the head of "duck dynasty" made numerous controversial statements. reality tv star, phil robertson, tells us what he really means. >> not as good looking as matt gutman. >>> the planking princess has now been crowned queen. find out how the 10-year-old who just broke the world record passed the time. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ every girl's crazy about a sharp-dressed man ♪ >>> welcome back, insomniacs. "duck dynasty," the wildly popular tv show that keeps millions tuned to the robertson clan's unique life in louisiana swamp lands. phil, the head of the family, out with a book, talks business, family and faith. >> as well as the controversy over anti-gay comments that got him suspended from the hit show. and ryan owens sat down with robertson to talk all about it. >> reporter: he is the outspoken patriarch of one of america's most famous families. millions welcome him into their homes every week on "duck dynasty." phil robertson is 68 years old and not about to change

his unfiltered advice for the nfl when he joins us live. back to alibaba. we have a bear who says he wouldn't touch the stock with a ten foot pole. a bull who initiated coverage with a buy today. they're going to go head to head in a debate. much more along with that straight ahead. take a closer look at your fidelity green line and you'll see just how much it has to offer, especially if you're thinking of moving an old 401(k) to a fidelity ira. it gives you a wide range of investment options... and the free help you need to make sure your investments fit your goals -- and what you're really investing for. tap into the full power of your fidelity green line. call today and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity rollover ira. my name is julia grinberg i work in ehere in san francisco.g&e my job is to help my customer save money, save energy and save the environment. when it comes to renewable energy and energy efficiency pg&e is absolutely committed to creating a clean energy future. one out of every four solar rooftops in america is in our

section 6a of the act expressly provides an inspectors general must be given complete, timely and unfilteredncy records. however, since 2010, the fbi and other department components have not read section 6a of the act in that manner and therefore have refused our requests during our reviews for relevant grand jury, wiretap and credit information in its files. as a result, a number of our reviews have been significantly impeded. in response to the objections, the attorney general granted us permission to access the records by making the finding that our reviews were of instance to them. they also stated their intelligence to do so in future audits and reviews. however, several significant concerns with this process. first and foremost, the process is inconsistent with the clear mandate of section 6a of the i.g. act. the attorney general should not have to order department components to provide us with access to records that congress has made clear we have a right to review. second, requiring the inspector general to obtain permission from department leadership seriously compromises our indepe

section of this provides a complete and timely unfiltered access to all agency records but since 2010 and other departments have not read this in that manner and therefore have refused our request for interviews for the relevant grand jury in its files. as a result, a number of our reviews have become significantly impeded and in response to this, the attorney general department granted permission to access the records by making the finding that our reviews were consistent in them. they also talked about future audits and reviews and there are several significant concerns with this process. first and foremost, the process is inconsistent with a clear mandate and the attorney general should not have to order department components to provide us with access to records that congress has made clear that we have a right to review. second, requiring them to obtain permission seriously compromises our independence and they should be deciding which documents and access to and not the leadership that is being overseen. third, while current department leadership supports our ability to access re

. >>> hey, also coming up, "duck dynasty's" phil robertson unfiltered. straigh on those comments that got him into trouble. robin. >> well, all right there, lara. thank you. let's get a big welcome to our colleague and dear friend david muir. he officially -- yes. hey. there was no applause sign, david. that was from the heart. i he takes over as the anchor of "world news tonight." beginning of a new and exciting ear r you know how we feel about you. i've known you and i've known of your passion and your devotion. this is something that you've thought about as a small child. >> yeah, you and i have talked about how important family is especially when you're a small child growing up. i was the 12-year-old with a dream and wrote to the local newscaster and waited for that letter to come back and finally did. he said, you know, there's always room for the right person, it could be you. and a week or two later i'm in the tv station carrying the tripods and the scripts and for years on my summer breaks they would let me come in and measure how much i had grow

she will tell you right now in an unfiltered tone and i mean it with all flattery. ellen has been a wonderful friend. c-span: where do you live now? >> guest: near columbus ohio which i used to share -- are narrowed governor and the current congressman pat t. berry. c-span: married twice, divorced twice. current relationships? >> guest: no. c-span: kids? >> guest: two kids and a grandchild. right to go back to the prison. the thought of public officials being in prison and the experience is rarely written about and you put it here on paper. what was it like in the first couple of days am a kind of a cell where u.n.? you mentioned there was a toilet in the cell with you. it does serve the people? >> guest: the toilet is if you are put into solitary confinement. the shue as i mentioned and i mention that because if you get in trouble that's where you are placed with another person and is not a good place to be. c-span: did you ever get in trouble? >> guest: i do get in trouble once because i want to do some laundry and the one officer said what are you doing? i said l

host: and like i said, mike, earlier we covered that hearing, so if you want to watch it unfiltered -- >> watched it. they're showing one statement that he made, that contradicts what obama had said, and it's -- they're making a big deal out of nothing. host: go to our web site if you missed it, if others missed it. caller: i watched the whole thing. host: you did. i'm saying for others, if they missed it and seen what other media is showing you. this is from the "washington times" this morning. general democracy's comments sent the rest of the country scrap binging. eric in georgia, democratic carl, your thoughts this morning. go ahead. caller: good morning. i would only agree to ground troops if there was -- if they started the draft, because -- so that the poor and middle class kids won't be the only ones going over there, and the upper class, the top 10%, i guess, their children will be involved in it, too. host: okay. caller: if there was -- let me finish, please. host: sure. caller: there was a draft, and it passed to do a draft i guarantee you they would stop talking about goin

as a woman i have full access to the women and get the unfiltered viewpoint from them without worryingspeaking with a man. in urban communities where i work with women who are members of parliament, who are leaders and becoming the next generation of female activists and parliamentarians in their country. those women are setting the stage for the rest of the country. but the majority of the country is rural and they need a proxy voice in some respects. >> the book is "mountain to mountain." thank you so much. great to meet you. great, great work. coming up in our next hour actress carrie washington is using her star power to bring attention to an issue that impacts millions of women each year. she joins us on september as well. up next six years and 3,000 pages later ken follett closes a door on his century trilogy. he joins us with the final installment of "edge of eternity" next on "morning joe." ♪ eenie. meenie. miney. go. more adventures await in the seven-passenger lexus gx. see your lexus dealer. fancy feast broths. they're irresistabowl... completely unbelievabowl... totally del