what do you know about woodward?luxury newport beach, so that's the old money of orange county. his family were very devout cathics. they went to one of the wealthiest parishes in orange county, our lady queen of angels. conservative catholic parish right there. >> thompson: you've been tracking white supremacist grou for many years now. was woodward a guy who was on your radar? k do yw of him to have been involved with any long-term o.c. groups? >> nothing. you have volksfront here, you have hammerskins. i knew the traditional neo-nazi grps. i had no idea of who this guy was. od thompson: woodward didn't seem to be on ans radar here and he didn't appear to be part of any local white supremacist grp. his alleged crime was vicious, but it wasn't clear to me that he was even part of my story. >> anything else the court needs to address on behalf of the people? >> no. thompson: sam woodward betrays no emotion at his court hearing. he pleads not guilty.ck (camerasing) defendant is "woodward." >> okay, go ahead and write

was woodward a guyas on your radar?d with anlong-term o.c. groups? >> nothing. you have volksfront here, you have hammerskins. i knew the traditional neo-nazi groups. i had no idea of who this guy was. >> thompson: woodward didn'tse to be on anybody's radar here and he didn't appear to be part of any local white supremacist group. his alleged crime was vicious, but it wasn't cleato me that he was even part of my story. >> anything else the court needs to address obehalf of the people? >> no. >> thompson: sam woodward betrays no emotion at his court hearing. (cameras clicking)ty. defendant is "woodward." >> okay, go ahead and write that. i pull woodward's court file,e but there ecious few details in it. there's also not much be learned from his schoolmates. t ey describe him as an introvert, and iseems like most of his life took plac online. orange county is starting to feel like a dead end then i hear from a journalist, jake hanrahan, who gives me photos of an anonymous twitter account showing sam woodward doing paramil

bob woodward is not michael wolf, he is not omarosa. he is a pulitzer prize winning reporter that does meticulous fact checking and brought them another president. >> today with carl bernstein as we remember. jeffrey toobin, a troubling development today, a different story. the fbi arrested a man that called into the newsroom of the boston globe, made a chilling threat, according to court documents, this individual said, quote, you're the enemy of the people and we're going to kill every expletive one of you. the phrase the enemy of the people, we know where that comes from, the president saying it, including today in his tweets. does the president realize where his angry words going after the american news media as the enemy of the american people, does he realize that god forbid, where that could lead? >> i mean, he certainly shows no worry about it because he keeps talking about the news media that way. you know, i think when presidents speak they have sort of a hydraulic effect. it has more power than just the words itself because t

president trump knows who bob woodward is in the pantheon of journalists. trump likes tv and movies. he knows robert redford played him in a movie. he knows this is a guy he can't wave away as no one listens to bob woodward. i don't know what's in that book. but i know that he's worried that he won't be able to wave away whatever's in that book. >> yeah. he doesn't read books that much. so i don't know why he's worried about it. listen, this is a pattern from the president. i mean, he tweeted several untruths in the last two days. he tweeted out that -- a story from the conservative news outlet claiming hillary clinton's private e-mail server was hacked by a chinese-owned company. an fbi official, okay, told cnn there is no such evidence. he also accused, trump did, google of promoting president obama's state of the union address but not his. google says that is not true. they have the receipts. they highlighted trump's speech on their home page. joan, does he suffer any consequences for just making stuff up? >> not with his base, don, but i think increasin

the bob woodward book will be loaded with juicy nuggets. in the case of woodward, they will be checked out and verifiable, they will stand up, they have been through the ringer already. who knows. woodward reports these over such a long period of time, who knows what steve bannon or some other trump official said a year ago that they have forgotten they said. this is the president, don't believe what you read, believe the tweets. guy: it will be an exciting news cycle once we have woodward excerpts to chew over. he's calling for the president of a network to be fired and it doesn't almost register on my radar anymore. >> for his followers. for the folks who waited in line all day today in indiana for a chance to be in the arena to feel the presence, wear the red maga hats. we have survey data that says trump is a preferred source of news for people. there it is. the morning bugle is the president's tweet storms. guy: when he wasn't throwing hay makers at the media, he was shooting down reports that he let go of white house council don mcgha

the executive vice chairman, ed woodward, sat in his seat at that defeat against brighton for a goodlooking stone-faced. he may be the man who is responsible for not backing mourinho in the transfer window. but manchester united commercially still a huge success. we have seen in the past month, their share price has gone up about 14%. off the pitch there's huge amounts of potential there that's being fulfilled, but it's what happens on the pitch that they need to start turning into trophies, that's what manchester united are used to zinedi zinedine has won three championships in a row >> yes, the stock is up, whatever it is, 4% the last month, but again they didn't make any major signings this summer on the flip side that's going to bite when it comes to where they can end up on the leaderboard. >> you only have to look across the road to manchester city and look what they're doing. they have come off the back of a record breaking 100-point season and now they have their own sort of critically acclaimed netflix -- amazon prime documentary that's now getting rave reviews because of th

michael wolff is nothing like the journalist that bob woodward is.uspect that there will be a lot of original reporting and eyebrow-raising revelations about what it's like to work in the trump white house. if for no other reason than trump has cycled more senior aides and advisers and at an unprecedented pace than any of his predecessors. there's an enormous number of sources who are available for a journalist of bob's integrity and caliber. so i imagine trump will really freak out, you know. look at how he is reacting to the unproven allegations in the omarosa book. >> thank you, susan, thank you, john. i appreciate your time. >>> president trump tonight trying to justify his retaliation against john brennan by blaming the one thing that's never far from his mind, wait for it -- the russia investigation. >>> sources telling cnn the cia was caught off-guard by trump's decision on brennan and dan coats, director of national intelligence, was not consulted. tonight coats says the president has the ultimate authority to decide who holds a security clea

we don't know what to expect from bob woodward's book, but the potentially differentiating factor would be that bob woodward is a veteran reporter who goes to great lengths to make sure he gets every detail right and that his published work is unimpeachable. that wasn't necessarily the case with michael wolff's book. there were a lot of questions about his sourcing technique, and the voracity of some of the anecdotes he portrayed in it. and you had the same thing already shaping up around amarosa's book. but the fact of the matter is, michael wolff's book sold like gang busters. amarosa is certainly getting a lot of attention. we'll see how she does sales wise. and that is because there is such a public thirst for any information about trump, particularly that which sort of buttresses what people already think they understand about him. so amarosa, there may be details in there that are new and revealing and can be corroborated. but they all sort of comport with the understanding that i think the public particularly trump's critics have of him. this idea to use to borrow from the title

unprecedented what everybody has just done in their mind is this a dream as a going to last is this guy woodward another myth that are. probably about the country. in the media we have now established our headquarters our office in inside that. we're going to continue to pour them but we're going to hold his feet to the fire as well because there are a lot of promises he must. those not deliver the promise of democracy then we'll go back to social media. we'll go back to that look at him for democracy for transparency for equality and would end up trashing the government if so i'm prepared to go back to prison again so whether there's democracy or no democracy it's back to work and there's no choice. and finally a diplomatic spat involving canada and saudi arabia this past week on folded over twitter and featured an account called in for graphic k s a k s a as in kingdom of saudi arabia the account was quote managed by a group of saudi youth interested in technology and social media when canada's foreign minister expressed grave concern over the kingdom's jailing of civil society activists saudi

in sport: manchester united manager jose mourinho insists he has no problem with his boss ed woodwardports of a falling out between the pair. no surprise on a bank holiday weekend we've got some rain on the way. tomorrow is going to be the wet day of the two. it's saturday the 25th of august. our top story: pope francis will arrive in dublin later this morning, the first papal visit to ireland in almost a0 years. his two—day tour comes as the catholic church is facing criticism of its handling of child abuse by priests dating back decades. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to listen to him speak. emma vardy is in dublin for us this morning. good morning, emma. thanks for joining us. this is a huge visit, such a big dealfor ireland but it's interesting how much things have changed since the last time a pope visited ireland in 1979. no, absolutely. island was once a very strong catholic country, known as the most catholic country in the world —— ireland was. in the last a0 yea rs, world —— ireland was. in the last a0 years, ireland has seen huge social change. half the countr

reassure a nervous public saying his government had the situation under control he promised turkey woodward off what he called an attack from abroad and called for an international struggle. if anyone has dollars euros or gold under their pillows they should go exchange it for turkish lira is it our banks this is a national domestic battle this will be my people's response to those who have waged an economic war against us. president trying to impose sanctions on turkey because of its refusal to allow an american pastor andrew brunson to return to the u.s. try and strengthen the sanctions in a twitter announcement which adds insult to injury in turkey's growing economic crisis. turkey accuses brunson of espionage and terrorist activities despite sustained economic growth the lira has lost more than a third of its value the turkish population is bearing the brunt. of course where frayed our income has less worth and prices are rising for food too that's worrying . the turkish finance minister promised state influence on the central bank would be diminished in a bid to win back investor confi

. >> we will prove that woodward killed blaze because blaze was gay.ife without the possibility of parole. >> woodward has pleaded not guilty. police arrested him after dna evidence allegedly linked him to the crime. if convicted, he faces life in prison. >>> ohio state football coach urban meyer is paying financially for claims that he may have covered up information about abuse by a member of his staff. bob evans restaurants is suspending their partnership with him. he's on paid administrative leave. a committee will look into his handling of abuse allegations against zach smith in 2015. meyer says he didn't know about them until just before smith was fired last month. >>> and apple is the first american company to surpass $1 trillion in market value. the tech giant reached that milestone this week. amazon and microsoft are not far behind, each worth more than $800 billion. >> i am a bad whistler. did you hear my attempt to do it during your story? i was trying to do a sound effect. >> sounded like somebody tripped or something. >> i can't do it. >>

i don't donald trump woodward macquarie see them losing >> i do, too.tioned andrew cuomo's comments, and those folks in new york are among the most unrepentant smear merchants of americans who don't believe in the same things they do, and i thankhe them for their candor ad voicing their contempt for american values. please keep going, cynthia nixon, chris andrew cuomo, alea ocasio-cortez -- >> sean: i don't want them to lose. >> about new york, it is the brave men and women who worked for the police department and firet department who are most offended by the dripping contempt and hatred, vile hatred, that those new yorkers have for people who have made america great. >> sean: byd the way, cuomo once said people like me are not welcome in new york. last thing, he has his own security detail. he is running against the nra. i know you work for them, dan. interesting. i bet has all security detail are armed, aren't they? >> listen, the elites, what's good for the goose is not good for the gander. that is on a roll, sean. we are just the great unwashed to t

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you know, woodward, bob woodward "the washington post" kwauquote trump that power ultimately comes fromd then he says fear. al capone back in the day is quoted by his nephew as saying his organization was based on fear. and i don't know if trump knows that capone said that but trump could look at a guy like capone and he's dealt with a lot of like capone successors and all based on fear. >> talk about that. you paint this picture of donald trump and new york city in the '80s and, you know, this teamster was a john cody, mob connected teamster mob boss, everything came to a screeching halt except one place -- >> trump tower. every construction site was shut down and cody said so. so, all of a sudden trump could see the whole city, could see fear causing the entire city shut down except for him. so that's where he saw power. and it's kind of interesting that trump was at one point called to the organized crime strike force in brooklyn to answer questions about his relationship with cody. and the prosecutors are there. they got it figured he'll show up with five lawyers. no. trump arrives

bob woodward is credible, unlike omarosa. and the base using the tragedy of mollie tibbetts and what happened to her. it's horrific. but republicans are ignoring what's happening and they're not holding him accountable. jon cornyn saying it's above his pay grade, no, his pay grade is to be checks and balance on the executive. >> you've been saying it's sad for a year and a half. jeremy peters, saying it's sad, you're down there on the hill, do you actually think you're going to get any? thus far, we haven't? >> not yet, no, absolutely not. >> steve bannon said, this is a moment, we all need to check ourselves and get in line. meaning get in line behind trump. >> right, and that's representative of a hardcore element of the republican party here and definitely a large percentage of the members of a republican congress, to be clear. but i do think if you're looking just at michael cohen, this is not a clean hit. i mean, let's not forget, michael cohen is a guy who has repeatedly lied on the president's behalf. >> uh-huh. >> and

in sport: manchester united bossjose mourinho has denied any rift with executive vice—chairman ed woodwardh woodword amid reports of a falling out between the two.

among other things we've got to consider here, you talk about bob woodward's book. would see in the reporting from the newspapers, from the networks, from bob's book is the question of whether or not this president is acting in a competent and coherent manner, because every evidence that we see so far is that he is incoherent, and not competent in terms of how he is conducting the presidency and the policies of the united states. that is a -- all of these questions are related to the russia investigation, to what we saw in helsinki. in helsinki, what the hell happened in helsinki? we don't know. did that occur, what we saw on the stage because of incompetence or because of nefariousness on the part of the president of the united states? this is unprecedented. we have never had a president of the united states whose loyalty has been called into question by responsible members of both parties in the congress of the united states. it's never happened. >> john, carl has said president trump is unhinged in a way we've never seen publicly with nixon, with the tweeting and

he's bothered by a forthcoming book by bob woodward that will come out next month. a whole host of factors creating pressure on him. >> and some discussion and speculation that perhaps the president's tweet about anonymous sources and purification might have to do with the woodward book that a lot folks are buzzing about. let me ask aaron, you've been writing about the mcgahn issue here and the president saying, russia investigation had nothing to do with mcgahn, the timing, the word came out mcgahn was leaving for sure even though this is rumored about for weeks after it was revealed he spent 30 plus hours as the president confirmed talking with robert mueller. >> yeah, the timing of it is difficult to ignore here. the president saying two separate things and also saying in the tweet this among, don mcgahn had no impact on his decisions whether to fire jeff sessions or robert mueller or not. which by the way, the president has previously denied that he tried to fire either of them, especially mueller, said they were fake news, he seems to grant the premise that mig

i think the 1-2 punch of a deeply reported, highly sourced, credible reporter like bob woodward, a book coming from him twinned with a book, admittedly sensational book from omarosa who knew the president before he was the president, the two of them together are going to present yet another picture of this president and this white house that will probably knock the white house back on its heels the way nancy said, the way that "fewerire & fury" did. >> you wrote about how white house officials close to the president are trying to reel hope hicks into a role in the president's 2020 campaign. what more can you tell us about that? >> i think a lot of people were surprised when she went on air force one this weekend to this rally in ohio with the president and a bunch of his family members and staff. you know, my understanding is that a bunch of people in that orbit definitely are interested in having hope work on the 2020 campaign. she remains very, very close to the trump kids, especially jared and ivanka. that's who she was visiting this weekend in new jersey. she just has this ability t

bob woodward's book fear comes out.ear track record of honest reporting on both republicans and democrats. he has multiple pulitzers, highly sourced. he will get more information than anything that has come out, and the white house is going to be broadsided. this is going to look like child's play in comparison to what's happening. remember the brennan security revocation. the white house sent out a statement to white house reporters dated july 26. they had it in their back pocket to try and change the narrative. how are they going to change the narrative when bob woodward's book comes out and he is 100% credible? they can't lay a glove on him, and this white house is going to be panicking then. >> they have a list of people like bruce ohr and others who they want to revoke their security clearances. >> doing that would be a repeat and everybody would say, sigh, and stick on the book. it needs to be something bigger. >> i agree. >> you know, about omarosa and her interview this morning on "politics nation," she has this

there are two big books on the horizon, omarosa coming up first, bob woodward expected as well. what do you make of the way the white house is dealing with this? we heard the statement from sarah huckabee sanders about the release of the book. what do you make of the white house approach to this book coming out this week? >> well, i think the white house is trying to knock it down the way that they have other books that have been critical, other insider tales or tales based on special access to the white house. but i think the omarosa book is of particular concern because there have been persistent reports that she was taping people inside the white house, taping private conversations with staffers. it is unclear -- i don't think she said she taped this alleged comments by the president, she was going to get in a frthat fr somebody else. but you have somebody inside the white house brace for 11 months or so who may have been recording conversations, i think even a tightly managed white house, which this one is not, would be concerned about what might be on those sorts of recordi

the only reason that, that, woodward and bernstein were able to carry through with the watergate investigationad the confidence they would be supported. the success of the pentagon papers. where they in a moment of crisis they beat down the bad guys. they won. >> you were, at the golden globes. you were all there. wearing black. oprah winfrey on sunday night, decided to give a stem winding speech that everybody including yourself, said that was her, her launching her presidential bid. do you think she is? that's the, the gossip and conversation around the water cooler. >> she certainly is raising the bar for who, whomever decides to run. because they had better burn the barn in the same way. we realize how thirsy we are f a return passionate adherence to values, principles, as a country, people. men and women. you can really pull a big army. behind you. with that kind of rhetoric. real feeling and smarts. i think she is amazing. >> some people said you should be running for president. >> well i have told her that often. >> i will take, as vp. i hope, president winfrey gives me occasional rides

army medical museum staff john woodward and another surgeon named edward curtis were at the president's bedside in the hours before he died which is about 7:22 the next morning. the 15th of april 1865. it was decided then that a postmortem would be performed very quickly and the president's body was moved to the white house. and the autopsy was performed in what is today a dining room in the second floor of the president's residence. it's during the autopsy that the bullet is recovered. the skull would have been removed the top of the skull would have been removed from lincoln's head. as the story is recounted by dr. curtis. dr.curtis lifted the brain out of the skull and held it over a china bowl. and the bullet fell into the china bowl and made a sound. according to curtis' notes and the notes of others in the room there was a pause. a moment of silence with the sound of that bullet in the china bowl is really the only sound making any noise at that exact moment. curtis reflects on it by saying, something to the effect of this is a lead ball for which we can't yet measure the calamito

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manchester united manager jose mourinho insists he has "no problem" with his boss ed woodward — amidts of a falling out between the pair. no surprise that may bank holiday weekend we have got some on the way. it is tomorrow that is going to be the wet day of the two. it's saturday the 25th of august. our top story... pope francis will arrive in dublin later this morning, the first papal visit to ireland in almost a0 years. his two—day tour comes as the catholic church is facing criticism of its handling of child abuse by priests, dating back decades. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to listen to him speak. emma vardy is in dublin for us this morning. there is a lot of hype around this visit, and such a long time since a pub last visited ireland. what are we expecting today? —— pope. pub last visited ireland. what are we expecting today? -- pope. huge anticipation ahead of this visit. the plane took off from rome in the last hour and will land in dublin about 10.30 this morning. around half a million, about 10.30 this morning. around halfa million, if about 10.30 this morn

manchester united manager jose mourinho insists he has "no problem" with his boss ed woodward — amid of a falling out between the pair. no surprise that on a bank holiday weekend we have some rain on the way. it is tomorrow that is going to be the wetter day of the two. it's saturday the 25th of august. our top story... in the next hour and a half, pope francis will arrive in ireland, he'll be the first pontiff in almost a0 years to visit the country. his two—day tour comes as the catholic church faces criticism over its handling of child abuse by priests, dating back decades. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to listen to him speak. our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, says it will be a packed pa pal visit. the papal plane shepherd one is expected to touch down at dublin airport at 10:30am. and then there will be a packed series of events over the next two days. a lot of anticipation here about the kind of reception that pope francis will get. of course, ireland is a very different country today to the one it was some a0 years ago, the last pa pal visit. back then, irel

and his relationship with vice—chairman ed woodward is said to have become strained over a lack of new have turned to in their bid to return this club to the glory years of the sir alex ferguson era. in his first season in charge, he won two trophies and was handed a contract extension earlier this year. but this is now the worst start to a premier league season for manchester united for more than a quarter of the century. so what has happened to the special one? mourinho won three premier league titles across two spells at chelsea, but it all seems a long time ago. his reputation was damaged after an outburst at former club doctor eva carneiro led to a bitter legal dispute. eventually, he was sacked. a sense that he had been overtaken by some of his rivals. but today he defended his record, even turning to philosophy to help make his point. did you read any philosopher? or in yourformation you never spend time reading, for example, hegel? hegel says the truth is in the whole. it's always in the whole that you find the truth. but the truth is that lose on sunday at burnley, where mouri

he is said and believes this is what can lead to regime woodward. there's angsts in the israeli. and has been very critical of europe rn junes ycpoc opinion nuclear has dealt with thanks as a prue move. >> many thanks to orn lieberman, thank you. >>> trump's president has within a wildz ride about it. le than likers. we'll have that, still to come. (man) managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for low blood sugar. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients

all the talk has been about him and problems with woodward. he comes out and defends his players.away from them but they have to step up and start performing. interesting because a lot has been said about the fact thatjose mourinho deflects attention away from his players. what it -- attention away from his players. what it —— is it like to play under a manager like matt? it is good in a way, it keeps the pressure off a little bit when you are under pressure. as a player, you have to to perform. you are paid to go on the pitch and perform. in the case of manchester united, some have to put part of their egos and come out and play football like they can. they have very good players there. this season, we have yet to see any manchester united performance. burnley your team are playing them on sunday, is this a good time to play them? i think so. we have had a tough start as well. i had a tough game last night, very unlucky not to get to the qualifying stages of the europa league. it will be difficult. united are still a good team. jose mourinho will be poking his players to try to g

manchester united manager jose mourinho says he has "no problems" with executive vice—chairman ed woodward seconds and it‘s fair to say he wasn‘t feeling very talkative. what? do you think it is an overreaction? i am not pessimistic. i don‘t analyse with you my players. i feel that we played well against leicester and we won and we played badly against brighton and we lost. manchester city captain vincent kompany celebrated his tenth anniversary with the club this week — the defender is just one match away from reaching 250 games for the champions... something to be extremely pround of according to his manager. he has had ten years here. it is a long time. he has played many games. no doubt, he will play many times, when he is fit. he is a big personality. tottenham and france goalkeeper hugo lloris has apologised after being charged with drink driving (00v) the spurs captain was arrested following a routine patrol stop in london. the world cup winner says the incident was "completely unacceptable" and added "i take full responsibility for my actions and it is not the example i wish to set

this week, had he fallen out with the chief executive, ed woodward?t like it when he had been asked if he had been reading the negative headlines. don't ask me, because i don't read. i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what is coming on the tv screens. i'm not the right guy to answer to it. do you think it might be a bit of an overreaction? you are pessimistic, i am not. i don't analyse video with my players. how do i feel? i feel we played well against leicester and we woi'i. played well against leicester and we won. i feel we played well against leicester and we won. ifeel we played bad against brighton and we lost. he certainly isn't happy. he looks like a manager under pressure. to make games into the season, they have won won and lost one. zinedine zidane is waiting in the wings should they decide that jose mourinho is not the man to take them forward. it doesn't look happy at the moment. and i am sure there will be more talk about his departure if he loses again. these the weekend. —— the

in sport: manchester united bossjose mourinho has denied any rift with executive vice—chairman ed woodwardin a tetchy press conference, mourinho insisted he had no problems with woodword amid reports of a falling out between the two. no surprise that on a bank holiday weekend we've got some rain on the way. it's tomorrow that's going to be the wet day of the two. pelloux. —— pelloux. —— pelloux. it's saturday the 25th of august. our top story: pope francis will arrive in dublin today, the first papal visit to ireland in almost a0 years. his two—day tour comes at a time of turmoil for the catholic church, as it faces criticism of its handling of child abuse by priests, dating back decades. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to listen to him speak. emma vardy is in dublin for us this morning. good to see you. of people looking forward to this visit, not necessarily because they are fans, some also wanting to see a change from the catholic church —— lots of people. that's right. of course, this is a huge event for ireland, huge anticipation about what the pope's visit will bring, lo

tasering says he has no problems with ed woodward despite reports to the contrary. —— has a marina.ur minutes, and he was not in a good move. —— tottenham. than four minutes, and he was not in a good move. -- tottenham. you are pessimistic and i am not. i don't analyse with you on my players. had i feel? analyse with you on my players. had ifeel? i analyse with you on my players. had i feel? i feel we played analyse with you on my players. had ifeel? ifeel we played well against leicester and we won. i felt we play bad against brighton and we lost. across manchester, fencing camping that is 10th anniversary with the club. —— fencing company. he's just as you get short of 250 games, and it could come tomorrow against wolves. a lot of changes happening here. so it is a long time. many games. unfortunately it could be more. but no doubt he has the chance. he's very fit. of course because now too. —— of course a big personality. west brom were beaten back to a stopping time goal. —— stoppage time. miss chances until daniel ai poked home. stoppage time. miss chances until danielai poked

manchester united manager jose mourinho says he has "no problems" with executive vice—chairman ed woodwarderence this afternoon ahead of the tottenham game lasted little over four minutes and it's fair to say he wasn't in a talkative mood. what? do you think it is an over reaction? your pessimistic, i am not. i don't analyse with you my players. how do you feel? i feel we played well against leicester and we w011 played well against leicester and we won and we played badly against brighton and we lost. across manchester, city captain vincent kompany celebrated his tenth anniversary with the club this week — the defender is just one match away from reaching 250 games for the champions which could come in the early kick off at wolves tomorrow, an achievement to be extremely pround of according to his manager. ten yea rs ten years here, happy another nursery, it is a long time. —— happy anniversary. it could be more. no doubt, he was caught many times when he is fit. he is a big personality. middlesbrough are top of the championship this evening after beating west bromwich albion thanks to a

one of his most famous roles, in "all the president's men," playing bob woodward.ert redford telling "entertainment weekly" he is retiring from acting. "never say never, but i pretty well concluded that this would be it for me in terms of acting and i'll move towards retirement after this, because i've been doing it since i was 21. kws with a new movie coming out, redford adding, why not go out with something that's very upbeat and poz? his talents behind the camera, still at work. but that actor, who began at 21 suggesting tonight it just might be time t >>> it's crazy, just hearing pops. i couldn't see, right in the middle of the crossfire. once i hear the five pops the guy hits me and we both turned around and lucky other cars didn't hit him. >> those five pops, gunfire. one man killed an the other injured in that early morning shooting on the bay bridge. >> that shooting snarled traffic more than four hours on the bridge. it happened in the eastbound lanes west of treasure island. joining us live in san francisco with the latest. melanie. >> reporter: the medic

him to testify knowing that he would not testify because he's a journalist and in the meantime the woodward. do you think that the intelligence committee would accept any preconditions laid out by the wiki leaks legal team. well that's the sixty four thousand dollar question and there is a precedent for something like this in the one nine hundred eighty s. oliver north was asked to testify on the iran contra affair he was given immunity and he testified completely completely in full well after his testimony was finished the justice department filed multiple felony charges against him and he was arrested he appealed to the supreme court and the supreme court dismissed all charges because we're being given immunity by the committee now you'll be and is offered immunity by the maybe he then could not each charge with a crime because anything he said before that meeting would not be used against him so there is that now that maybe is will an op or something in the way of immunity then perhaps this is the way that it gets out of this. in terms of russian interference that was if i remember corre

bob woodward. carl bernstein. john dean. i made sure that before i left that institution, bob woodward, carl bernstein, and john dean were there. the other thing was, they did not want an academic conference where any of the scholars were noted critics of nixon. they canceled a conference before. i made -- we made sure -- i don't want to make it -- it's not about me, there were a lot of folks that worked on this. and we had academic partners. we made sure that there was a completely open, beautiful conference that talked about all aspects of nixon, his life and his administration, at the site within a few years of the opening of the presidential library. so inclusivity for us was a matter of including ideas. and points of view. because inclusivity can be all kinds of things. we'll talk about different elements of it. but for this library, its challenge was to be inclusive of all ideas and points of view. and i think we did it. >> so leslie, since i live in the shadow of your little mountain and home, not to mention the big m

run of the famous roles in "all the president's men" with robert woodward, telling entertainment weeklyetiring from acting. never say never, but i pretty well concluded that this would be me for acting. i'll move towards retirement, i have been doing it sentence i was 21. adding why not go out with something very upbeat and positive? his talents behind the camera still at work. >> that actor who began at 21 suggesting it just might be time to end this chapter. david muir, abc news, new york. >> next, more movie news, 8th graders can see movies 8th fwrad for free, the movie "8th grade" even though it's r-rated. >> they called it r-rated for language, there will be three screenings at designated theaters world wide for actual 8th graders. >> the movie has a 90% rating in green tomatos. even though the viewings are free, it will be up to theaters and parents to decide if their 8th graders can get in. >> i would love to see it. >>> finally a retired teacher who thought she was paying for a down and out gas station food, she realized it was country music superstar keith urban. >> she was >>>

his most famous roles, in "all the president's men," redford playing investigative journalist bob woodward, robert redford telling "entertainment weekly" he is retiring from acting. "never say never, but i pretty well concluded that this would be it for me in terms of acting and i'll move towards retirement after this, because i've been doing it since i was 21. i thought, well, that's enough." with a new movie coming out, "the old man and the gun," redford adding, "why not go out with something that's very upbeat and positive?" his talents behind the camera, still at work. but that actor, who began at 21, suggesting tonight that it just might be time to end this chapter. so many gifts. and he's earned the >>> we can certainly restore some confidence in the short-term. >> a big move to shore up security on bart. but some say it's just not sustainable. >>> plus -- >> we deserve this. this is not what they deserved. >> a tight knit north bay community is in shock tonight after a suspicious fire killed three people, including twin girls. >>> also, before a big series for the giants, not the si

franklin and walter ruther, down woodward in detroit.s a prelude to the "i have a dream" speech. aretha franklin wrote one of the openings of one of the books where that speech is chronicled. throughout, as you said, throughout the king's existence, throughout my mother's tenure, she was always there. she could always be called on to lend her voice, to provide resources, to provide inspiration and support to the modern civil rights movement. of course, father was a civil rights act vi-- activist, as we, as we know. the roots are deep in aretha franklin. >> i wanted you and the king family to speak to the nation about someone who was not only a fantastic singer but a freedom fighter. thank you, martin luther king iii. >> thanks, rev. >>> up next, my final thoughts. ♪ >> yeah, all right. hit it. hit it. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -

i imagine that could be bob woodward's book that's coming out september 11. >> dana: do you think that'shat he's attacking bernstein? >> dana: i don't know. remember, he also used to be his own anonymous source here in new york city. >> emily: i think this is why he is used to it. he's used to driving the narrative and asking these questions i don't -- there's a certain amount of decorum associated with the office that we would like him to hold but i don't understand why challenging the coverage means he should have a target on him for doing so. regardless of the message. i think it's important to ask those questions and for him to say why aren't you covering it fairly? why am i not getting the benefit of the doubt? >> dana: twitter is a great tool for him. he could've tweeted "check this out, 51% of workers in america say they are happy." first time and i don't know how many years. why doesn't he do that? >> greg: because it is not him. trump was radicalized by something. he was a democrat for a long time. he was pro-choice, liberal and many things. he was radicalized. what was he radic

northbound at woodward road, we have two right lanes getting . just be careful headed out early ith a lot going on early, especially with flooding. we'll keep you poste throughout the morning. back to you. >>> jack, thank you. 5:04 with breaking news concerning the weather. we'll go to chris live at the desk. >> it's happening all over. sheena just told us about the warnings and nowtse have rep of water rescues happening all over the area. one of them in bethesda. swift water rescue is on bradley boulevd east of kendall. cars are trapped in the creek over the road. bradley is osed. they got the occupant out of there. and boy, it is busy right now in fairfax county in vienna. fairfax county firefighters say they are just o arrivingthe scene of the water rescue on hunter mill road. and also, theve got another crew looking at a vehicle in high water at compton road and compton heights circle. i'm told we are just getting video in here. can we take a look at this? all right. there we go. now this is fromontgomery county. this is the first incident we

manchester united manager jose mourinho says he has "no problems" with executive vice—chairman ed woodward pre match press conferencethis afternoon ahead of the tottenham game lasted just 259 seconds and it's fair to say he wasn't a happy bunny do you think it was an overreaction? ido do you think it was an overreaction? i do not analyse it. how do you feel? i feel we played i do not analyse it. how do you feel? ifeel we played well against leicester. i felt we played feel? ifeel we played well against leicester. ifelt we played bad against brighton and we lost. manchester city captain vincent kompany celebrated his tenth anniversary with the club this week — the defender is just one match away from reaching 250 games for the champions... something to be extremely pround of according to his manager he had ten years here. it is a long time. he could have more. but, no doubt, he is a big personality. tottenham and france goalkeeper hugo lloris has apologised after being charged with drink driving. the spurs captain was charged following a routine patrol stop in london. the world cup winner s

perhaps he was participating, bob woodward's new book called "fear." >> brett: the body of the late senator john mccain is on its way right now at this hour to washington, d.c. today arizonans said goodbye to john mccain, london the streets of phoenix as his funeral procession made it's way to the state capital to a local church for an emotional ceremony. national correspondent brings us inside. >> thousands landi lines the ss at phoenix. arizona paid its final tribute to its adopted son, john mccain. it was a ceremony filled with song and scripture. and a star-studded affair including professional athletes, more than two dozen former senators from both sides of the aisle. all paid by the late senator himself. >> my name is joe biden. [laughs] >> i'm a democrat. [laughs] >> and i love john mccain. longtime senate buddy joe biden explain how the two became and stayed friends. >> above all we understood the same thing. all politics or personal, it does all trust. i trusted john with my life and i think you trust me with his. >> former chief of staff explained how he was able to relate to peop

we're waiting for the new book from bob woodward that will give us on more fact based glimpse here what was going on insides white house. how much has that changed it that we have that tape of her talking to john kelly in the situation room for instance, that there is evidence backing up a lot of what she has to say? >> i think that there is something to be said about omarosa's strategy here which is that she has released tapes from the beginning of her tenure and an end. so that is a signal to the white house what she was recording throughout her entire time there. she was documenting everything. and one of the most interesting things to me still is when she gave that interview with katy tur when katie asked her did donald trump know about the russian hack on the dnc and did he approve it. and she said yes, and so far the things that she has said have panned out. so if she has proof that donald trump is in the middle of this conspiracy, then that is interesting. the things that she said about michael cohen, about him -- her feeling bad for michael cohen, okay, michael cohen is not a sy