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police now saying greg wiley shot and killed his 89-year-old father thomas wiley. he then turned the gun on himsel this happened inside a car at a parking lot near leisure world. both of them lived there. greg wiley is in grave condition at the hospital. >>> things are back to o normal the baltimore washington parkway in maryland after a serious bus crash sent over a dozen people to the hospital. that crash happening on the parkway near jessup. he bus landed partially in the trees. 14 people were taken to the hospital. none of the injuries t appear be life threatening. investigators still working to figure out why the bus went off the road. >>> a man tried to cross a prince george's county highway. dan t man late last night on landover road and bright seat road in high yachtsvill -- hyattsville. he died at the hospital. police say the driver stay on the scene. officers are not sure why the man was trying to cross the road at that location. >> a family frantic after this 72-year-old woman went mising in fairf -- missing in fairfax county. health problems could puter

will wiley and his team of war crimes investigators have been smuggling material out of syria to a secret location in europe. we've extract about six hundred thousand pages of regime documentation. this all of potential evidence abandoned by the syrian regime could help build the case for a prosecution before the international criminal court. the king or queen if you will of evidence and any international criminal investigation is always documentation it isn't really easily cross-examined it because it's it's factual it's truth. in the kind of papers the canadian investigator has found thousands of internal communications relating to mass arrests. tens of thousands of syrians have been tortured into account in the regime's jails since twenty eleven. are arrests and disappearances part of a systematic government policy. we're trying to lay the foundations for prosecution along in the lines where the prosecutors can lead with heavy heavy irrefutable documentary material. stephen rock former u.s. ambassador at large for war crimes has prosecuted some of the worst mass atrocity crimes in rece

you know an obstacle to thank you bill bennett wiley did a wonderful job with it however you know it's still a brick and mortar institution and you know that going was very very quickly and ray you know i would love to have this book out earlier if we could but also what what i think you know what i think moving forward the best way for me to be able to work is to try and. provide my content directly to people who are interested in it and that's why i'm going to you know instead of working with institutions that might set their agenda instead of trying to go to publication menus that might try to force me to tailor my message in a certain way i'm not saying why you would like that they were absolutely brilliant in how they did it but i'd like to just have the ability to send an email directly to people and this is what i'm going to be working on right now i'd like to and i want to make it a subscription service so that it can finance me to allow me to focus on this full time so that i could work on bitcoin deliver the research to people who value it immediately and not have to worry ab

you know an obstacle to thank you bill bennett wiley did a wonderful job with it however you know it's still a brick and mortar institution and you know that going was very very quickly and ray you know i would love to have this book out earlier if we could but also what what i think you know what i think moving forward the best way for me to be able to work is to try and calm provide my content directly to people are interested in it and that's why i'm going to you know instead of working with institutions that might set their agenda and instead of trying to go to publication menus that might try to force me to tailor my message in a certain way i'm not saying why you would like that they were absolutely brilliant in how they did it but i'd like to just have the ability to send an email directly to people and this is what i'm going to be working on right now i'd like to and i want to make it a subscription service so that it can finance me to allow me to focus on this full time so that i could work on bitcoin deliver the research to people who value it immediately and not have to worr

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wiley and respected him highly. he was interested in what i was interested in, the human part of the civil war. this i've spent all my life is the emotions of the civil war. if you don't understand the feelings that were controlled and uncontrolled in the civil war, you will never understand the war. because emotions play such a vital part. so there he was, the spokesman for the common soldiers. i knew right off the bat what i wanted to do. the original plan was to get my masters at emeryville at lsu and study under dr. ti williams for my doctorate. but i did so well at emory that they offered me a teaching fellowship to stay on for my doctorate, which meant when i got my phd, i would have had a minimum of three years teaching experience and that opportunity you cannot turn down. so i did and worked with him. and i must confess, to a job i randolph macon, college is one of the few schools at that time which required a thesis for a ba degree. and i wrote my thesis on general daniel harvey hill and i got into memory a

we have an announcement about a special guest and legal expert, maya wiley. i am thrilled msnbc is naming her as an analyst here and has been an expert on "the beat" since day one. and you show objectivity and dignity and humanity when you do your work. we have seen some of that on display this year. >> i think your family wants you home for thanksgiving and i hope you will testify. >> isn't this ridiculous? >> no, it's not ridiculous, van. >> since november? >> so not ridiculous. just no. just no. there's a real issue about whether our commander in chief is actually a commander in thief. > would agree with mr. avenatti, if i were in his seat i would also be doing a happy dance. >> thank you for being part of our team. thank you. i'm thrilled and privileged to join such an amazing team. >> we wanted to get that in and i want to thank you all for our coverage. and seeking a plea deal. michael cohen implicating donald trump in a crime. stormy daniel ready to go live about trump and who else is ready to go live? michael avenatti. >>> everyone and everything he t

greg wiley shot and killed his 89-year-old father thomas and thennurned the gun hiltz.wiley survived but is in grave condition this morning. >>> we ar hearing from the family of a man killed bymo a h county police officer. the family is demandist juice. supporters held a march and vigil yesterday. just released body cam video shows theon confrtion between robert white and the officer last june. investigators say you can see white knocking the officer to te ground. and thenhe officer firing several shots. the officer's attorney says white was wearing a ripped t-shirt and made movement that led him to believe he was armed. but white did not have a gun. >> i'm overwhelmed, for one thing. this is something i'll never get over. prosecuto have ruled the shooting justified. however, white's family and supporters wanthe officer fired. the silver spring justice coalition sponsored last night's rally at the fountain downtown. friends, neighbors, and supporters marched to the scene of the shooting. >> i was appalled. another unarmed african-american man in this count killed in an

today he writes about this quote, ultimate betrayal of paul manafort, a friend of "the beat" maya wiley, and the daily beast betsy woodruff who's been all over this probe from the start. maya, you know there's no crying in baseball. is there crying this federal court? is there anything wrong with crying, sharing your emotions in a setting can be positive? >> it's important to be in touch with your feelings. generally, if you're an attorney with a jury staring you down, you definitely want to exude confidence, which is why, i think you heard a prosecutor saying, no, my eyes are -- i am not crying. unless they're tears of joy because as far as i could tell the prosecution is in a very strong position in this case. i was thinking more of baretta, don't do the crime if you can't do the time. >> i hear you on that. maya, what are we to make for people who haven't spent as much time in courtrooms about this? is this just the judge's way in a long-running, tense trial of expressing his displeasure because he's clearly rangled with lawyers from both sides? >> yeah, you know, judges are people.

with me now, alley honig who worked -- maya wiley, and new york congressman hakeem jeffries who serves on the judiciary committee. congressman, if i may begin with you, let's start with michael cohen, did he plead guilty to crimes or not? >> he absolutely pled guilty to a crime. during his allocution in open court made clear the president of the united states was an active participant in that criminal activity. let's take a step back and look at the to tallity of the situation. there's a cloud of illegitimacy hanging over 1600 pennsylvania avenue that's growing bigger by the day. you've got michael flynn, guilty. george papadopoulos, guilty. paul manafort, guilty. you've got michael cohen, of course, guilty. these are individuals who were incredibly close to the president of the united states of america, and we've got to get an answer to the question, what did the president know? when did he know it? when this crime spree was taking place all around him. we've got to clean up corruption with this administration, and washington, d.c., restore our democracy for the people. >> we played m

organizers for today's rally say they will still meet at the wiley emanuel courthouse this morning at1:00. >>> a 20-year-old san jose man behind bars facing charges of kidnapping and armed robaccused robbing a student at gunpoint last week and forcing him to walk to more than one atm to withdraw money. after the incident the student was released unharmed. some g mother and daughter from canada who were reported missing. the san mateo county sheriff's office says audrey and emily rodrigue have been found safe and sound in the bay area. the sheriffs office says they are in good health, they were simply enjoying their trip. officials wouldn't go into details as to why there was a lapse in communication with the mother's boyfriend back in canada. the mother and daughter have a flight back home from sfo today. >>> if you are waiting for a new iphone to come out today -- the day is almost here. invitations were sent to the next big event which will be in cupertino on september 12. apple typically announces its new devices at this time of year. reports suggest three new iphones are set to be

robin wiley runs a crop spraying company in horsham.is getting staff in to work over the winter as the beast from the east but in across the uk but since then the weak pound and good products have meant his exports have boomed. we have been able to make the site fit for purpose going forward, because we see whatever happens with brexit, we export 40% of our product around the world in many different countries so people want our product. and the improved growth figures were welcomed by the chancellor at the launch of a new government fund for technology. we are pleased to see a recovery of the economy in the second quarter, a robust growth figure which points to the underlying fundamental strength of the british economy. and we are not complacent, we're here today for me to announce nearly £1 billion of new investment in high—tech manufacturing and research, to ensure that britain's businesses remain at the cutting edge. after the beast from the east, it appears as if the economy benefited from the royal wedding, amazing weather, and the

wiley carter says this is an to play to win the white house. clinton on the campaign trail but for what? find out in the next hour of "fox and friends first". >> she writes a report that i'm innocent. >> it is tuesday, august 21st, special counsel showdown. >> the president rails against the russia probe. >> more border patrol supporters the immigration debate ranges on. >> sending out crazy tweets. >> the vma turning into a political sideshow.

organizers of today's rally say they will still meet at the wiley emanuel woodhouse this morning at 11ice are searching for the person involved in a shooting on a south bay freeway. we told you about that shooting yesterday morning that happened on northbound 680 in san jose near mckee road. it shut down the freeway. a man told investigators he was driving on the freeway when someone in another car started shooting. he was shot in the back, but was able to exit the freeway and call chp. his car was also hit several times. a female passenger in the front seat was not hurt . the driver says he has no idea why someone would start shooting at him. he is expected to be okay. >>> a san jose behind bars facing charges of kidnapping and armed robbery. solomon bell is accused of robbing a san jose state student last week and forcing him to take money out of the atm. after the incident the student was released unharmed. >>> some good news about a mother and daughter visiting from canada who were reported missing. the san mateo county sheriff's office is audrey and emily rodrigue were found safe

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we had christopher wiley back, the gentleman who was at cambridge analytica. but the truth of the matter is what congress ought to be focused on when we get back is passing a budget and not closing down the federal government as the president threatened to do over a failure for congress to an appropriate the funds to bid the border wall which he campaigned on would be 100% paid for by the government of mexico. >> denny heck, thank you. coming up with guilty verdicts, guilty pleas closing in, the president lashes out at the doj. jeff sessions is having none of it. what happens if the president fires the ag. those stories in two minutes. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll you

david frum, matt miller, maya wiley, thank you for starting us off tonight. i appreciate it. when we come back, why donald trump spent the weekend calling people and screaming. of course he did. and natasha bertrand will join us with her exclusive reporting on devin nunes' excellent adventure in london investigating the christopher steele dossier. that's next. sarah always chooses to take the stairs. but climbing 58,070 steps a year can be hard on her feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they're clinically proven to relieve pain and give you the comfort to move more. dr. scholl's, born to move. that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel and airline sites to find the best flight for me. so i'm more than confident. how's your family? kayak. search one and done. >>> tomorrow is another big day for paul manafort. special prosecutor robert mueller has to tell a federal court in virginia whether he intends to continue to prosecute paul manafort on the ten verdicts that the jury could not reach an agreement

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around 2011, i was asked by the publisher, wiley blackwell, two write a series of essays on jimmy carter. i knew far less about gerald ford. so i began doing a lot of reading about him. i realized, there was room for a biography of him. another one. there had only been two biographies written of him since his passing in 2006. one came out in 2007 and another in 2014 by james cannon who worked with gerald ford. i felt both left stones unturned. i contacted woodward who worked at the university press of kansas. he said it was a great idea. the rest is history. the book came out laced -- late last year. the book itself, the title reflects what i see as three themes. in my view, it addresses ford's political life. number one, ambition. ford was an ambitious individual . in boy scouts, he worked to become an eagle scout. he played football in high school and college. he sought to become the starting center of varsity teams. in the u.s. navy, he sought to rise up in rank. in congress, he wanted to become house speaker. he enjoyed being president of the united states and sought to win the presi

robert wiley runs a crop spraying company in horsham.blemss getting staff in to work over the winter as the beast from the east blew through the uk, but since then, a weak pound and good products mean his exports have boomed. we have been able to expand on the site, we're making the site fit for purpose for going forward, because we see whatever happens with brexit, we export 40% of our product around the world to many different countries, and so we have people wanting our product. and the improved growth figures were welcomed by the chancellor at the launch of a new government fund for technology. we're pleased to see a recovery of the economy in the second quarter, a robust growth figure which points to the underlying fundamental strength of the british economy. and we are not complacent, we're here today for me to announce nearly £1 billion of new investment in high—tech manufacturing and research to ensure that britain's businesses remain at the cutting edge. after the beast from the east, it appears as if the economy benefited from

i turn now to maya wiley, a former council tomei your of new york city. nick akerman, and aj dion of the "washington post." maya, when you look at this decision, i say carefully, not something we look negatively at, but does look dumb. how do you interpret it? >> i interpret it as the defense doesn't have a defense. at the end of the day, what we have are a series of witnesses, even before you get to rick gates, an accountant -- two accountants and a bookkeeper who literally went through a process with documents, saying false document, supported a false statement, including false statements to the irs, but also to banks in terms of what loans they were trying to get for manafort in order to pay and sustain his very expensive lifestyle. you have e-mails from paul manafort himself saying he did not have foreign bank accounts. so it's not even just a credibility question because unless you can mount a defense that says those folks are lying, or shouldn't be believed, or the documents themselves that are before you have been falsified, or can be interpreted i

david frum, matt miller, maya wiley, thank you for starting us off tonight. i appreciate it. when we come back, why donald trump spent the weekend calling people and screaming. of course he did. and natasha bertrand will join us with her exclusive reporting on devin nunes' excellent adventure in london investigating the christopher steele dossier. that's next. r ing the christophe steele dossier that's next. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? >>> tomorrow is another big day for paul manafort. special prosecutor robert mueller has to tell a federal court in virginia whether he intends to continue to prosecute paul manafort on the ten verdicts that the jury could not reach an agreement on last week while the jury was busy convicting paul manafort on eight other counts. a member of that jury r

around 2011 i was asked by peter coveny who worked for wiley blackwell to edit a series of essays on the former carter administrations. i have done a lot of work on jimmy carter for years and thought i knew the history very well. i knew far less about gerald ford. so i began reading a lot about him. and i realized there was room for a biography of him, another one. there had been only two biographies written of him since his passing in 2006. one of them came out in 2007 by doug brinkley. another one in 2014 by james cannon, who some of you may know, worked with gerald ford. but i felt that both of them left some stones unturned, left room for another biography. so i contacted fred woodward, who was then the chief editor at the university of kansas. i said so them, i would like to write a biography on gerald ford, what do you think? he said, great idea. the rest is history. hence the book came out late last year. the book itself, the title of the book reflects what i see as three themes. that, in my view, addresses ford's political life. number one, ambition. ford was an ambitious ind

we had christopher wiley back, the gentleman who was at cambridge analytica. but the truth of the matter is what congress ought to be focused on when we get back is passing a budget and not closing down the federal government as the president threatened to do over a failure for congress to an appropriate the funds to bid the border wall which he campaigned on would be 100% paid for by the government of mexico. >> denny heck, thank you. coming up with guilty verdicts, guilty pleas closing in, the president lashes out at the doj. jeff sessions is having none of it. what happens if the president fires the ag. those stories in two minutes. the fact is, there are over ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live

marian kidd heard about the national welfare rights organization which was headed by a man named george wiley. and the idea was to bring some dignity to the lives of these women. and it was -- it was poor black and brown and white women's opportunity to get accepted as women and to do things based on self-empowerment. so it was the equivalent of the national organization of women now, for poor women. so these women learned that they could in fact be somebody. they could do something. in newark, coming out of the welfare rights movement there was a program set up at essex county college for example to get college degrees for women on welfare. and a lot of the women went on to get master's degrees. when i was with the ken gibson administration in charge of the model cities program, i made sure that the welfare rights organization got money to set up a day care center and they ran it. they were in charge of it. so there was another group of skills that women were entitled and were able to get just because they were involved in the movement. julianne: thank you. professor, i want to ask you, you

what we're looking at is the democrat deep state collusion blowing up from their faces like it was a wiley coyote acme smear generator. there's no their there. >> david: this is john brennan again on msnbc talking about the special counsel, robertta mueller. >> it's called the duly-appointed special counsel who is given the mandate to investigate what russia did in terms of interference in our presidential election. and who might have been working in supportrt of russian objectives? o and who might have committed the crime in that process? that's why robert mueller is a real national treasure. he needs to be able to continue with this investigation unimpeded. >> david: so, chris hahn, does removing john brennan's security clearance in any way impede robert mueller national treasurer as brennan sees him, impede his ability toce carry out his investigation? >> i don't think so. i think if the president acts towards going after mueller anymore, he's going to lose some support, additional support in congress from even people in his own party, but, look, the bottom line is this: the president d

wiley -- jae of j wai li's strategy.ftc says the new rules will make it harder for the chaebol to make mergers or spinoffs without the market or the shareholders. ramy: those are the words, but does it have teeth? the influence of the chaebol have been under constant criticism to rein them in. stephen: it is a tricky balance. do you change the practices that have eroded the public trust in korea incorporated or do you basically choke off the golden goose? look at the pie chart that shows the percentage of this chaebols makeup more than half of the weighting of the cost be -- the kospi. they absolutely dominant. six samsung companies are companies just with the samsung name it are in the top 21 in though weightings of the kospi. they make up more than half. tings ofee the weigh samsung electronics alone. the next biggest is sk hynix, which is also a part of the table -- the cahaebol. family-run businesses use their influence at the expense of minority shareholders -- like us. yvonne: thank you. coming up, the yen will wea

[laughter] jared: bob wiley is his name. dagen: play it all morning long.ew star. >> is that a real coach or was that an actor hired to play -- jared: no, that's the real coach. [laughter] lee: spend a weekend with me and my stepson, put him right in line. [laughter] jared: great stuff. dagen: put a band on. maria: more of jared sports, fox news headlines 24/7 or radio siriusxm 115, quick break, even teens think they use phone too much. get this, we will tell you about the new study that says just that, next hour right here in mornings with maria. . . . maria: welcome back. good thursday morning. it is thursday, august 23rd. your top stories right now. trade tensions, the u.s. and china tariffs going into effect overnight. each on $16 billion worth of goods. both countries are doing the same. talks between the countries entering a second day in washington and the white house is doubling down on its calls for fair trade. >> we would like to see better trade deals for the united states. the president wants to see free, fair and more reciprocal trade between o

robert wiley runs a crop spraying business in lincolnshire.see whatever happens with brexit, we export 40% of product, round the world, to many different countries, and so we have people wanting our product. and the improved growth figures were welcomed by the chancellor at the launch of a new government fund for technology. we're pleased to see a recovery of the economy in the second quarter, a robust growth figure which points to the underlying strengths of the british economy, and we are not complacent, we are here today, for me to announce nearly £1 billion of new investment in high tech manufacturing and research to ensure that britain's businesses remain at the cutting—edge. after the beast from the east it appears as if the economy benefitted from a royal wedding, amazing weather and a thrilling world cup. that allowed consumers to increase their spending. the latest figures from the official statics, the 0ns, show that in the three months to the end of up, gdp grew by 0.4%, that is better than the meagre 0.2% seen in the first quarter.

going to come out once again looking like roadrunner and the rest of the world is going to look like wileyoyote. host: do you think the way for the president to do that would involve partnering his former attorney and campaign chairman? caller:no. what does he need to do that for? donald trump doesn't need to do anything. to bring that up. here is the sad part about the whole thing, the amount of anger and vengeance that is in the political spectrum right now. that is the thing that needs to get solved because this country, if they feel like they are going to get lucky and bring up a resolution to impeach donald trump, that is going to be the worst thing that has ever happened to this country. host: that is tom in florida. i bring up partnering because here is one of the stories it -- stories in the "wall street journal." there has been discussion about a potential partner and even more so in the wake of yesterday's guilty plea and convictions as well. about 10 minutes left in this segment of the "washington journal." i wanted to keep you updated on other stories. yesterday there were prim