>> whitaker: the case received international attention.edia couldn't resist the story of the fallen athlete from one of america's most prestigious schools. to protect her identity, chanel was dubbed "emily doe." turner was almost always identified by his accomplishments in the pool. when you saw the description of him as a champion swimmer on the stanford swim team, what did you think of that? >> miller: i didn't understand why it was relevant, when you're also reporting that my lower half was completely exposed, that my necklace was wrapped around my neck. that my hair was disheveled. that my bra was only covering one breast and the rest was pulled out of my dress. i don't understand why it is relevant how quickly he can move across a body of water, in the context of that article. >> whitaker: did you feel that that description of him as a championship swimmer sort of changed the narrative? >> miller: yes. they were framing it like he had so much to lose, and were not focusing on what had already been lost, for me. >> whitaker: by then, s

done. >> whitaker: you got him? >> skomal: tagged. >> whitaker: that was it!megan winton: beautiful, all right. >> john king: my god. beautiful, beautiful placement, greg. >> skomal: thank you, john. nice work. >> whitaker: you can see, you can see where it was? >> skomal: yeah, you can see it right at the base of the dorsal. see it? >> whitaker: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> skomal: now we're going to learn about that fish for the next nine, ten years. >> whitaker: they will track the fish because the tag constantly emits a "ping" that is picked up when the shark swims close to acoustic receivers attached to buoys. and how many of these do you have up and down the coast? >> skomal: we have over a hundred out all over massachusetts. >> whitaker: and that's just you. other people have others. >> skomal: that's just us, yeah. and so we can actually track the movements of our white sharks when they leave here. >> whitaker: the tags also help skomal, and his research colleague megan winton, figure out just how many sharks there are, and have established that cape cod

>> whitaker: it was.mark began making inappropriate remarks to a female co-worker at the company where he worked as a manufacturing engineer. he was fired? >> amy johnson: uh-huh. and his reaction was, "oh, well, i guess, okay. so what's for supper tonight?" >> whitaker: what was your reaction? >> amy johnson: i was just devastated. i was seven months pregnant at the time, with our daughter. >> whitaker: with your fourth child. >> amy johnson: with my fourth child. >> whitaker: so as this progresses, what's the eventual outcome? >> dr. miller: outcome of this is always death. they-- >> whitaker: always death. >> dr. miller: always death. we have no way of intervening yet, to slow the progression. >> whitaker: as f.t.d. corrodes the brain, it also eventually causes bodily functions to shut down. that's what leads to death. but bruce miller is optimistic, pointing to promising research both in his lab and funded by n.i.h. grants to scientists around the country. >> dr. miller: suddenly we have interventions

>> you're in a bumblebee, whitaker! >> reporter: his long-term prognosis is uncertain, but what is certain-- this is a day for a superhero. >> happy birthday. we love you. >> reporter: jan crawford, cbs news, alexandria, virginia. >> ninan: a superhero, indeed. happy birthday, whitaker. and that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, the season fremere of "48 hours." and remember the news continues always on our 24-hour dij stall network cbsn on >>> live, from the cbs bay area studio, this is kpix5 news. >>> relief from the late summer heat is rolling in, in the form of fog. >> it's a multimillion dollars program aimed at helping low income students pay for college. >> and we are getting our first look at the protester accused of causing a disgusting disruption at the state capitol in sacramento. we begin with calling for an audit into a popular program for low income students. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. da lin took their concerns to libby schaaf. >> reporter: major libby schaaf says

>> reporter: whitaker weinburger didn't know it, but he was about to have the best fourth birthday ar ask for, and that's how it should be, since whitaker has been sick on his other birthdays battling stage four neuroblastoma. he's stable now, so his parents seth and erin wanted to make this birthday special. >> he had been telling us, you know, i just want 100 bumblebees for my birthday. >> reporter: bumblebees, as in bumblebee the transformer from the movies. every time he sees a yellow car, he thinks it's the character. so erin put out the word on social media and hundreds of yellow cars flooded their alexandria, virginia, neighborhood before dawn. five-year-old margot giller williams made a sign. >> everybody came out to celebrate, right? >> right, instead of a birthday party, it's a birthday parade. >> i love bumblebee! >> reporter: it seemed like the whole neighborhood watched with whitaker alongside those yellow cars more than a mile to his school. >> it's my birthday. >> you're in a bumblebee, whitaker. >> reporter: his long-term prognosis is uncertain, but what is certain, t

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now he's subject of a series starring acclaimed actor forest whitaker. life changing work outside of harlem. >>> and the pop folks trio joseph is out with a new album. we'll get to know them as they make a return visit to our "saturday sessions," ahead. >>> first, our top story this thundershow hour -- house democrats are stepping up their impeachment investigation of president trump. three house committees have issued subpoenas to secretary of state mike pompeo. they're seeking documents on interactions involving the president, his lawyer, rudy giuliani, and the ukrainian government. the investigation is focused on a july 25th phone call between president trump and ukraine's president which is at the center of a whistleblower's complaint made public this week. >> we've already begun reaching out to witnesses. we're going to be noticing depositions or interviews as soon as next week. we're going to hold hearings as soon as we can. >> house democrats hope to depose five state department officials named in the complaint. one of those officials, special env

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, alongside the yellow cars on the way to his school. >> it's my birthday. >> in a bumblebee, whitaker. >> reporter: his long-term prognosis isn't certain. but what is certain, this is a day for a superhero. >> happy birthday. we love you. >> reporter: jan crawford, cbs news, alexandria, virginia. >>> i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow on this 9/11, we'll never forget. good night. >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >> welcome to "the overnight news." i'm don dahler. the danger of e-cigarettes, especially to young people, has caught the attention of the white house. president trump says he started the process to ban all flavored e-cigarettes. every flavor except tobacco, of course. about a quarter of all high school students had mitt to vaping and most use the flavored stuff. health officials say vaping could be responsible for at least six deaths, along with hundreds of cases of lung disease. weija jiang has the story. >> a lot of people think that vaping is wonderful and great. it's not wonderful. >> reporter: president trump warned abou

if you are all right, matt whitaker.hile the medium obsesses about unknown claims by an unknown whistle-blower, that might have something to do with ukraine, we do have to sink them. that's right, big thank you to all of the psychopaths in the medium because they accidentally now have brought attention to what is a massive underlying scandal surrounding sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe 30330 as his credibility now. he is accused of leveraging his role in the white house and our tax dollars as a get rich quick scheme for his family. look at the timeline. starts in 2014. president obama appointed biden to lead the administration efforts in ukraine. that's a key date. in february of that same year, biden son hunter, yeah, he was kicked out of the navy. we won't get into it. that's personal issue but we do know the reason, that's not the issue. the issue is him and whether or not he was capitalizing on his father's connections as the top person identified to lead our negotiations with ukraine. the issue of him flying to china o

this is the first time it's really special for him. >> reporter: whitaker was just 13 months old when he was diagnosed neuroblastoma. cupcakes but no party. until now. with help from a community, he didn't even know. >> crying my whole way here because i couldn't believe so many people came out for this. >> reporter: a simple idea to have a yellow car parked outside the weinberger home set the whole neighborhood above. >> there are no mundane moments in life anymore. everything is a celebration. >> reporter: today a birthday wish fulfilled and a walk to school everyone will remember. rehema ellis, nbc news. >> a very happy birthday from us >>> right now at six, a juror on the ghost ship trial is talking, the judge kicked her out of the jury box, tonight she tells us what she would have decided. a game changing bill is sitting on the governor's desk this evening. the legislation about contractors that has uber saying it will not comply. but first. >>> the rolling stones painting it black in the south bay, the long list of reasons the band says it won't play at levi's again. >> thanks f

attorney general matt whitaker is here. americans buckling up for the impeachment ride, lawmakers prepping for a 2-week break. progressive groups are urging nancy pelosi to keep up the impeachment momentum but the progressive squad need to go home to their constituents. moderate democrats cost in the middle, voters in key swing districts feeling about impeachment tonight. welcome to fox news at night. we start with jillian turner with inconsistencies in the whistleblower complaint. >> reporter: a couple major leads. the white house planning to address allegations of a cover-up, working on a statement, the whistleblowers claim they mishandled the transcript of donald trump's phone call with ukraine president is a lengthy. the linsky. officials were restricted from access to all phone calls due to security concerns. specifically they cite calls with australia and mexico and administration officials focus on identifying the leaker, in this new video by them, eager to identify the person who leaked information to the whistleblo

>> whitaker weinberger has been sick batting neuroblast oma.to make his birthday super special, his parents wanted to surprise him with bumblebee from the "transformers." he often mistakes yellow cars for his favorite character. his parents used social media to get the word out. people pitched in, and strangers from other states did, as well. at least 100 yellow cars flooded whitaker's street on his special day. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll go on the set of the new cbs sitcom "bob hart's abishola" and speak with the stars. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibit

matthew whitaker, as always great to have you with us.: up next, the united states placing sanctions on those responsible for cyber attacks. we will tell you what those attacks were targeted at and the role of north korea. general jack will be joining us. up next radical dems take the stage in houston with mixed results. >> take your ar-15, ak-47. >> to create a pathway to citizenship for our dreamers and for their grandparents and for the cousins, people who have overstayed student visa. >> people who actually buy into the hateful rhetoric around immigrants are people who do not know anything. >> play the radio and make sure the television and the record player on at night, make sure kids hear words, they come from a very poor school in newburyport background will here 4 million words spoken fewer when they get there. lou: after watching that, no wonder the trump campaign actually said to the dems, thank you for your pro trump and for mr. player from assistant to the president, they will take up what with those people were thinking. fact

, you met the them with a bumble bee walk, he loves yellow cars, whitaker is d cancer survivo the yellowolic because he's a big fan of bumble bs andee transformers. >> happy birthday. >> that was jeremy vy, the voice actor that porays bumble beetr in the tv series, transformer sidebar bumper versus, she was diagnosed with stage four at one, his parents say he was sick for all the previous birthdays, they wanted to make this extra special. i think t d. >> theyhey out did themselves. i love the smiles onis face. that was so muchun. >>> next, fans of the show obama are ying top dollar to see her on her new speaking tour. >>> we'll tell you what sparked these flas in nashville. caitlin. >>> how aboutor this fmonday, temperatures 90 area-wide. in the second half of september. yes, it's hot out there have not now, trackg cool front, which will make the feel much more comfortable for tuesda couple showers could start the day but we'll see temperatures returnacto normal levels f ll seven-day coming up wheptn fox 5 at 5:00eturnsft ♪ er. ♪ . ♪. when i was diagnosed with ms, the first thing i thoug

here now his former acting united states attorney general matt whitaker. as you absorb all of this, let's start with what was released today which i am very uncomfortable with the precedent that australia, mexico, now ukraine, no foreign leaders are ever going to want to talk freely to a president of the united states who has an enumerated constitutional responsibility as commander in chief. >> it makes it very difficult for the president of the united states to have a conversation about all the things he needs to talk about under article two and other world leaders to run the business of the united states of america. this president i know will continue to advance american interests and have those conversations but it does set a really dangerous precedent that these transcript are going to ultimately have to be released because of false accusations by political opponents. >> sean: i call on joe biden on barack obama to release all their conversations. they're going to play this game? let them release the conversations with ukraine while they were in office

former acting attorney general of the united states, matt whitaker. thank you for joining us.irst thing i thought, i heard about this, anonymous intelligence. heard the president's conversations with world leader. maybe i'm old-fashioned. i'm thinking, wow, who in the intelligence community might've been spying on the president of the united states, because that wouldn't be a good situation for the country. your thoughts. >> well, it's clear that somebody had access to very sensitive information, telephone call or telephone calls with foreign leaders with the president of the united states and they did two things. they tried to get the information to the democrats on capitol hill, and they try to get it to "the washington post." and it's funny to me that really what's a foreign policy disagreement, the president has such broad latitude in how he manages the foreign affairs of our country under the constitution, that these two disagreed with how the president approached it, and so they took illegitimate means by filing this whistle-blower complaint, which is not appropriate und

>> no. >> we just heard matt whitaker. did you see anything wrong with the president's conversation? >> i don't see any crime or impeachable offense, but i warn my fellow democrats, when you start criminalizing political differences andhe you start criminalizing and politicizing the constitution, it's going to come back to haunt you and it's coming back to haunt the leading democrat nominee for president now, joe biden. the big winner is going to be the extreme left of the democratic party who want to see biden defeated as the nominee for president. >> sean: professor, he's done. i predict tonight, his campaign is over. they will go in, they will throw him overboard. >> it's very possible. and it's just that when you weaponize the criminal justice system in either direction, i want to seeic everybody pass the shoe on the other foot test. what's good for the democrats, good for the republicans. whatever you apply to one side youe must apply to the other.th. >> sean: i call it what would happen, the hannity rule. if hannity

the former acting attorney general matt whitaker is here on deck. plus, as americans are buckling up for the impeachment ride, lawmakers are prepping for a two week break. progressive groups are urging speaker pelosi to keep up the impeachment momentum, but the progressive squad of congresswomen say they need to go home to their constituents. what about those moderate democrats caught in the middle back however the voters in the key swing districts feeling about impeachment and i? hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we start with gillian turner, inconsistencies in the whistle-blower complaint, what can you tell us tenant? >> we are working a couple of major leads tonight. first up, the white house planning to address allegations of a cover-up. their report reportedly working on a statement to address the whistle-blower's claim that they mishandled the transcript of president trump 'us july 25th phone call with ukraine's president zelensky. we have yet to see that statement but multiple sources tell fox news the

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matthew whitaker was acting attorney general under president trump and he joins us now. on. what do you make of this report? >> well, the memo in and of itself is extraordinary because it captures a moment in time between the firing of jim comey and the appointment of thein special counsel and it really, to some extent, lays out the entire conversations that andy mccabe as acting deputy -- as acting fbi director had with deputy attorney general rosenstein and others and i just extraordinary that they were having a discussion whether or not it was a joke, as i've heard i rosenstein allege,f wearing a wire into the white house, into the oval office and recording the president. it is -- i can't imagine under what circumstance that conversation would have come up and would have been had between those two people. >> tucker: so you've worked at this level of government at a long time. assess the likelihood that it was a l joke. >> so at the time, i was the chief of staff, when rosenstein issued that extraordinary statement and then another statement on top of that when the fir

whitaker says it will come out at some point. >> it will.stration tries to bury this, it will leak one way or another because whether adam schiff or one of the democrats who is investigating this we'll get some info out there. we know nothing about the whistleblower. an obama hold over and heard something they're twisting in a bad way or did something bad happen? we don't know the facts and we should wait for them. jenna made an important point at the top. how many times before have we heard adam schiff. he said for two years there was evidence of collusion. he and others never found that. so when adam schiff is out front i would be very skeptical. on the other hand as a journalist when rush limbaugh and allies of the president say even if it happened it's not against the law, something not being against the law is not the only standard you should be concerned about as president or anything else. you do what's right. >> bill: trump on the whistleblower story. fake news story out there. it never ends. virtually any time i speak on the phone t

whitaker at 65. that is 1400 feet. you got american canyon, 61. one observation, 65. sunshine for all. warmer. warm to hot as temperatures settle into the 80s for some. sal is here and he will tell us what we have. >> everything is quiet which is nice. so far, steve, we're going to start off with a look at the pass commute and the tracy super compute, and so far there, is not much slow traffic. there is some though. that is on 205 coming up. and some slow traffic there already, but the rest of it looks good over castor value lie and hayward. there is a look at interstate 880. and right now traffic leer at the toll plaza is light. >> let's go back to the desk. democratic presidential presidential candidate tonight in debate. the first one where all of the top candidates will be on the same stage. doug luzader joining us live from washington d.c. with a look ahead. the field far rogue down. the top ten democratic contenders for one night on one stage with so much at stake. many will be -- mags chew sets senator elizabeth warren. >> how do you want to define yourself? >>

. >> with that second amendment let's bring in matt whitaker. matt, good to have you with this . >> how do you think it no matte whom is elected president, and mandatory buyback of things lik air fifteens would go down in this country? >> it won't happen. there are clear-cut ways that w did at the department of justic while i was there chief of staf as acting attorney general they could reduce violent crime and are by active policing intelligence led policing and just good common sense neighborhood watch programs. there are lots of ways to reduc crime especially violent crime in chicago and baltimore and other places. those democrat mayors are unwilling to implement those pretty key kiewit you make of the chicago mayor that everybod wants to point to chicago when they say they have good strict gun laws there with, but they have an enormous problem with gun violence she said ordering states, the red states around u that are run by republicans is where people go get all these firearms and bring them back to our city to commit crimes. >> we can enf

we are now, former acting attorney general matt whitaker.d to see her tonight, what you make of this? >> thank you. i think this is a clear example of someone that's part of the deep state, may be part of the deep state in the intelligence community, taking advantage of this whistle-blower procedure, which is clearly, as torres reported, outside of the intention of this, and then trying to create this firestorm and i think it is completely overblown as it was suggested. >> martha: how do you know though? we don't know what is? what we do know is the whistle-blower brought it to the ig and the ig also felt that it was worth writing up and sending out a report on, so the ig didn't look at him and say this is ridiculous, we're not going to do this. that's two people. >> i also know that the general counsel from dni and the acting dni director looked at this and saw it exactly what it was for. congress overreacts and adam schiff is going to find any camera to get in front of them complain about but the bottom line is the president has broad disc

. >> diaz: you can see bill whitaker's full interview with chanel miller tonight on "60 minutes." next on the cbs weekend news: why sparrows, blackbirds and finches-- all familiar backyard birds-- may be facing extinction. >> diaz: wild birds are disappearing across north america at an alarming rate. a new study finds more than a quarter of the entire bird population has vanished in the last half century. jonathan vigliotti has more in tonight's "eye on earth." >> how accurate are these numbers. >> the numbers are extremely accurate. >> reporter: north america's bird population dropped by a staggering three billion in just 50 years. the alarming die off outlined in a new paper. peter mara peter marra, senior author and director of the georgetown environmental initiative calls it an environmental crises. >> i think this needs to be a wake-up call this is a horrible situation and it's about time people wake up and started taking care of their environment that we need to do. because it's an environment that we also depend on. >> reporter: the study brought together information gather

republican senator john kennedy and former acting attorney general matthew whitaker both standing by the way in this evening on all of this, but first, democratic congress man eric swalwell, he was in a closed-door meeting with speaker pelosi just before she made this very big announcement and he sits on the house judiciary and intelligence committees. i was meant, thank you very much for being here. >> of course, good evening, martha. >> martha: the president authorized the full release of the transcript of his conversation. did you want to see that may be before going this. >> what we want to see, martha, is the whistle-blower complaint where the inspector general said it's urgent and it's credible. >> martha: the ideas going to testify, the dni -- >> incorrect. incorrect. no, not true. not true. that's not true. they have so far said they are not going to give that to us. we are going to get testimony from a director of national intelligence, they have not produced the whistle-blower, so the law says -- there's no discretion here when you have an urgent and credible complaint, con

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whitaker left the transformers character bumblebee and is thrilled when he sees a yellow car.ar into the transformer. his mom posted on facebook asking for their alexandria, virginia, community to line the street with yellow cars during his walk to preschool on his birthday. word spread on social media and the surprises, as you can see, did not disappoint. if they didn't transform into transformers but even got his customized yellow car, his own, and he thought it was pretty cool. that's great, happy birthday. thanks for inviting us into her home tonight, that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. i will be back at 11:00 p.m. eastern time for up-to-the-minute coverage of the debate here in houston, 11-1:00 a.m. we got you covered. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: we will be watching all that with you tonight. great to see you in houston there this evening and tonight, a new plot twist in the ongoing story of mr. andrew mccabe. a good evening, everybody, i martha maccallum here in new york. so the department of justice,

death for terrorism and murder source tree blasphemy they're also on the list bar less judgment whitaker from the u.k. all party parliamentary group on the abolition of the death penalty sees capital punishment is not the only rights issue either that needs attention in saudi arabia needs really. continual pressure on the people and the government from the outside and i hope from the inside too that this would be a desirable thing but i should emphasize that report is not just about the use of the death penalty it's the way in which it was used the extract of confession by torture 15 year old boy he's tortured until they confess when what they had done was to demonstrate that kind of thing is it's not just the death penalty it's the of torture it's the use on children. and it thinks of it for really quite trivial civil offenses. no it's been a few months to forget for a financial services giant j.p. morgan culminating in rocket tearing charges against the american firm marks and stacey bricked on the ruling and why it's so significant next in the case reported . i am max kaiser this is t

sentenced to death for terrorism all murder sorcery and blasphemy are also on the list baroness janet whitaker from the u.k. all party parliamentary group on the abolition of the death penalty it was capital punishment is not the only rights issue that needs attention in saudi arabia needs really. continual pressure on the people and the government from the outside and i help from the inside too that this would be a desirable thing but i said emphasise that report is not just about the use of the death penalty it's the way in which the extract of confession by torture 15 year old boy is tortured until they confess when what they had done was to. demonstrate that kind of thing is it's not just the death penalty it's the talk show it's the us on children. and it seems to fit really quite trivial civil defenses. is going to function a single children in new york over some were banned from attending school as a result of a new law brought in the middle measles outbreak under the new rules authorities ended religious exemptions from vaccination with morning killam open to. school is back in session

world's issue because the amazon isn't just some random forest nobody cares about like for rest whitaker, the rain forest is critical to keeping carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, mitigate's climate change and is the world's most diverse ecosystem which is why, all around the world, people are demanding something be done. >> the political heat getting hotter at home and around the world, protests in canada, france, germany, england. >> i'm just really scared that when i'm older the world isn't going be as it is now. >> trevor: the outcry on social media has been huge -- >> the outcry on smeedy is huge. leonardo dicaprio speaking out in a series of post on instagram, the lungs of the earth are in flames. >> trevor: from young people in europe all the way to hollywood stars like leonardo dicaprio, everyone has come together to raise awareness for the amazon. can i just say how impressed i am that weo nardo dicaprio is so dedicated to fighting climate change? he's raised $5 million for this, out there every day and, don't forget, he died because of an iceberg, right, but he's still out t

attorney general matthew whitaker, great to have you with us.u may gauge, i'm a little frustrated with the justice department that is moving with so little, i have every reason to believe that william barr is the right man for the right job at the right time. too many people i respect immensely and i accept that. what i cannot accept is any more of the nonsense, this is something transparent. why for example, we not have the scope in front of us right now. >> why would that not be in front of the market people? >> ims price they were not part of miller's report. he seems to put every other word into that report in the 448 pages in those memos or something that i think would eliminate some people as to what the investigation was and wasn't. >> there were scope memos and one of the things that we will learn in those memos is what crimes were being investigated, and i think to some extent, it may or may not help us with the origins of this investigation. lou: we need the right as americans to see these documents, we don't need nonsense attorneys si

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we actually had great support from the united states and usaid i see your former ambassador whitaker who participated actively in the policy, and thank you for being here, ambassador. and we went to -- i found that was brutalized for many years by paramilitaries and guerrilla members. and we had the first massive land titling program have performed in colombia in a municipality. not only we granted the titles but we made the formalization available, but we also made the multipurpose so we can use the land for the better needs of the people. so all those things are taking place in colombia. and i can say that peace with legality is based on two very important principles. achieving a success story out of the reincorporation process, and be strong, hard, and bring to justice those who want to go back to criminality. but we have challenges. yes, we do. and one of the major challenges has to do with the legal props because i think the biggest failure of peace colombia was that during peace colombia, the expansion of illegal crops grew at exponential levels. from 2015-2018 we passed 60,000

many on the left rushing to conclusions about the whistleblower's complaint but matthew whitaker sayshat is exactly what the whistleblower wants. >> this is a clear example of someone that is part of the deep state in the intelligence community taking advantage of this whistleblower procedure and trying to create this firestorm and i think it is completely overblown, this person who clearly disagreed with whatever position the president took in his conversation wanted to get that out there, their version of politics was different and they disagreed with whatever he said and they are trying to get that out, give it to the washington post and congress, doing what they intend to do. shannon: despite no direct evidence of wrongdoing many of the president's critics are again calling for impeachment. another fox news alert, the jersey man charged with serving as a secret hezbollah operative in the us for more than a decade, prosecutors say he was scouting locations for potential attacks. aishah hasnie joins us how the feds uncover the terror ties and certainly glad they did. >> reporter: it

matt whitaker, good to have you with us.o you think no matter who is elected president a mandatory buyback would go down in this country? >> it won't happen. acting attorney general could reduce violent crime in major cities by leasing intelligence led policing and good common sense neighborhood watch program. especially violent crime in chicago, democrat mayors and politicians are unwilling to implement those. shannon: lori lightfoot says in chicago they have stricter gun laws and have an enormous problem with gun violence. bordering states, the red states around us run by republicans, looking to bring them back to the city. >> we can enforce strong purchaser laws that could reduce those types of illegal gun purchases but the bottom line is criminals will use them illegally and unlawfully and we need to do good policing like they have not done in chicago. they have great cops in chicago but liberal politicians tied their hands so they can't do the things that work in new york policing and it is a political failure, not a po

acting attorney general and baby who grew up and is not happy about it. ( laughter ) matt whitaker.ding to administration sources, trump prefers a diplomatic approach to resolving tensions and wants to speak directly with iran's leaders. great-- trump will get a chance to break out his diplomatic charms when he meets ayatollah khamenei. it is a pleasure to meet you, muslim wizard. nice, nice, really nice. i like the dumbledore of the de, please, don't put a spell on me. i come in peace. now, let's see that flying carpet. where we got that? then pelosi psychoanalyzed trump saying, this wall thing, it's like a manhood thing with him, as if manhood could be associated with him." oh! oh! >> jon: ooooh! >> stephen: oh, that's cold! so the wall is a metaphor for his manhood. now wonder he's having trouble erecting it. ( cheers and applause ) >> they've intercepted wonderful people from south america and from other parts further south. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't understand... wait a second. "further south" than south america? oh, my god! did border patrol arrest terror penguins? ( ch

you can see bill whitaker's full interview with chanel miller on september 22nd on "60 minutes."tember 24th, the same day her book "know my name" will be released. >>> vladimir duthiers will be looking at the stories we have today. vlad, what do you have? >> we're going to tell you more about privacy problems with facebook after millions of phone >>> good thursday morning to you. get ready for cooler temperatures. the cooldown starts today through the weekend. we will have clearing through the day today, 87 in concorde and livermore and fairfield. 81 in san jose. pleasant conditions inland and 73 in oakland and 68 for san francisco. recent conditions along the coast and for parts of the bay and we continue to cooldown heading through friday and especially by the weekend. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by chronic migraine treatment.com because chronic migraine is treatable. c migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migra

former acting attorney general matthew whitaker suggests this whistle-blower complaint is a political the president. >> what i see is a very clear example of a deep state intelligence member who is trying to get a disagreement, a policy disagreement, out on this issue. bottom line is that this is another attempt by people that disagree with this president's foreign policy, to undermine hi him. >> harris: andy mccarthy, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and the fox news contributor, thank you for being with me. let's talk about this and two lanes. let's get to the legal. what happens with the whistle-blower? protection, the president saying this person is artisan. layout the legality for me. >> i think, harris, the legality here is the biggest rabbit hole. in terms of constitutional law, the president has almost plenary authority to conduct foreign policy. but the congress has a very legitimate interest in how that foreign policy is conducted and what commitments the president makes. that is all fine. this statute, i don't think it applies to the president. i d

in september of 1945, clinton labs director martin whitaker, and chemistry department professor warren johnson had discussions with dean smith of ut and the physics department chair. the result was monsanto and the manhattan engineer district arranged for ut to conduct graduate level classes at clinton labs for lab staff with classes beginning in october, 1945. and for hertell, the shared coordination of this joint activity. william pollard of ut was a to the professor prior start of the war and during the early war years. he went to columbia during the war. houseparty at his maxwell shortly after his return. he heard from a colleague who was at the metallurgical lab in chicago who mentioned that universities were interested in collaborating with the lab. and what did he know about that? similar activities going to be forthcoming in oak ridge? after all, she thought for sure that eastern universities would be very interested in doing something like this. pollard was aware of interest in columbia in developing an arrangement with northeast universities. by not having a large facility at