and one of those was jim nicholson. >> jim nicholson was working as a single dad and had custody of his three children. >> for jim i think the divorce clearly precipitated some financial strains that weren't there before. now being a single father, having to pay alimony, all of those pressures were coming to have to bear together with his expensive tastes. tailored suits as opposed to off the rack. >> it looked like he might be interested in making more money. >> it's one thing to go after a spy with one course in counterintelligence. it's another thing to know you're going up with the senior varsity. >> he was an extremely well trained spy with a great deal of previous experience. we all knew if we make one mistake with this guy, he's gone. >> so with that information in hand, certain opportunities came up. one of them was jim's announced vacation to singapore. >> so the discussion then came down with director of central intelligence do we let him go? don't we let him go? decision was made that we would inform the singapore intelligence service and jim nicholson would go to singapore.

i had gone off campus and had lunch with nicholson and nicholson was driving iratically and looked like he was doing a surveillance detection run and said we're going to a post office. there's unusual stamps here and we went out to the post office, he bought them and we proceeded back to the building from there. and for me, looking at it as a case officer i thought he's going to mail something overseas. >> going to the post office to get a special stamp, that would be a clue that would have alerted the fbi right away that something's unusual happening. >> john gave us the heads up we needed to watch him like a hawk. we summoned the resources and we did just that. >> they bet heavy on what i told them, they covered him relentlessly and caught him mailing a post card to the russians. they processed his post card as evidence and then put the mail back in the box and sent it on its way. >> the post card indicating his intent to travel and meet with his russian handlers. >> hello old friend. i hope. it is possible you'll be my guest for a ski holiday this year on 2324 november. a bit early b

and that is a nice play by nicholson. and you mentioned the dog house by terence williams and we talked about how matt rhule is trying to build the program. during the bye week he dismissed two players, wilson and blake. two guys getting significant time on the -- >> starting. >> and he said it wasn't because they violated rules, they weren't buying in and looking for the teammates they are looking for and when you are trying to build a culture, he said i give teams until that bye week and then i amortizati-- i . he did it at temple and he did it here. and that is what happened with terence williams but he begged and fought and said he will do what i have to do to be a good teammate. >> and he did it in a nonchalant way and a big future and dismissing a guy from a team is a big deal. but you have to go forward with who you got. >> low throw in -- is incomplete. and does the method work. this is what he did at temple. the same exact year. year one at temple, #-10. 6-6, 10-4, 10-3. he knows how to build a program and the ri

general nicholson said we are in a, quote, stalemate. should the taxpayers of america be satisfied that we are still in a, quote, stalemate? i don't think so and i would like to repeat again we have had a lack of communication, lack of information to this committee that to me is very disturbing. there are not two individuals i admire more than sitting at the table facing this committee but i want to tell you again, we will not accept lack of information, lack of strategy, lack of coordination with this committee and there are several methods thanks to the constitution that we have to try to force a change in that relationship. i have been told by both of you we are now going to work closely together with the committee, that we are working with various allies. i'm glad to hear that. if anyone on this committee feels they have been fully briefed on what our strategy in afghanistan and iraq is, i would -- please raise your hand. so constitution of the united states is something every one of us raised our hands when we were sworn in as unite

i want to thank ambassador lawrence and general nicholson for their leadership and the incredible military effort of the men and women in uniform here, as well, and all of the effort they put forth to work towards a peace, which is really our objective. i think the u.s. has made it clear in terms of our support for afghanistan, the support for a sovereign, unified, and democratic afghanistan, starting it has to peace, prosperity, and self-reliant. -- we are not haveng -- providing safe to any terrorist or extremist in this part of the world. it's ok. that's all right. we also want to work with regional partners to ensure that there are no threats in the region. this is very much a regional effort. you saw what was rolled out in the strategy itself. we are denying safe haven to terrorists in the region. we are working closely with pakistan in that regard. president has assured me of his commitment to continue to reform here in afghanistan, as well as his new anticorruption strategy and policies that are going to underpin much of the effort here. we also discussed reparations for parliamenta

there is a memorial built to governor nicholson and the other plane -- governor mickelson and the other plane crash victims. the statues make a real effort to capture the personality of the governor being portrayed. the governor here being portrayed as rather informal. he has his jacket slung over his shoulder, and he is reaching out his hand when he wants to shake hands. it very much portrays him as the active man that he was. a lot of our early governors have maybe faded into history, but he is remembered very fondly. he was governor about 100 years ago. he was an interesting guy. he was the first governor to have been born in the state. as a young man, he started an artesian well digging business. he found a way to improve the process and make it a lot cheaper. by the end, he had made lots of money drilling wells with his crews. he is widely loved for that matter because a lot of the state became populated by his efforts. he led the effort to start preserving the land in the black hills as parkland. he helped create one of the largest state parks in the country. he was very hands on,

that was james harold nicholson. >> nicholson had failed a polygraph, plus assigned to various areas where cases went bad. so he was a strong suspect at that time. >> jim nicholson was an instructor at the cia's training facility. the farm. >> he provided this information to russians and that's what concerned us the most. >> when you expose a spy working in a hostile country that is not allied for us, for us that's a death sentence. you're accused, tortured and murdered. >> his experience is devastating. worse than aims. >> i can't believe the potential damage he could have done. >> that brand new episode airs right here next on cnn. that's going to do it for me tonight and thank you for spending some of your weekend with us. have a great night. >>> this is about the highest ranking cia agent ever convicted of espionage. and betrayal of a man against his country and a betrayal of a father against his son. >> he would sacrifice his country, he would sacrifice his children for the money, for the lifestyle he wanted. and he's a traitor. in our line of work, it doesn't get much worse tha

general nicholson said we are in a "stalemate." after 16 years, should the taxpayers of america be satisfied that we are still in a "stalemate? i don't think so. then i'd like to finally repeat again, we have had a lack of communication and a lack of information to this committee that to me is very disturbing. there's not two individuals that i admire more than sitting at -- more than is sitting at the table, facing this committee. but i want to tell you again, we , will not accept a lack of information, a lack of strategy, lack of coordination with this committee. and there are several methods thanks to the constitution that we have to try to force a change in that relationship. i have been told by both of you that we were going to have a new strategy. that we are now going to work closely together with the committee. that we are working with various allies. i'm glad to hear that. but if anyone on this committee feels that they have been fully briefed on what our strategy in afghanistan and iraq is, i would -- please raise your ha

there is a memorial built to governor nicholson and the other plane -- governor mickelson and victims. plane crash the statues make a real effort to capture the personality of the governor being portrayed. the governor here being portrayed as rather informal. he has his jacket slung over his shoulder, and he is reaching out his hand when he wants to shake hands. it very much portrays him as the active man that he was. a lot of our early governors have maybe faded into history, but he is remembered very fondly. he was governor about 100 years ago. he was an interesting guy. he was the first governor to have been born in the state. as a young man, he started an artesian well digging business. he found a way to improve the process and make it a lot cheaper. by the end, he had made lots of money drilling wells with his crews. he is widely loved for that matter because a lot of the state became populated by his efforts. he led the effort to start preserving the land in the black hills as parkland. he helped create one of the largest state parks in the country. he was very hands on, and he

ryan: nicholson. >> you rolled back the proposed rule for people whose benefits are being paid to third parties that are mentally defective to allow crosschecking -- rep. ryan: there were people whose rights were being infringed. it is more complicated than you are describing. >> you don't think that goes on the opposite direction of what you just said? rep. ryan: protecting people's rights was very important. that is what the issue is all about. >> [inaudible] rep. ryan: that bill is not scheduled now. i don't know when it will be scheduled. right now we are focused on passing our budget. by the way, we are bringing our budget up this week. i don't know if you knew that, but we are bringing our budget up this week. the reason we are bringing our budget up this week, we want to pass tax reform. we think that is one of the most important things we can do to improve people's lives. that is our present focus. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable

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in february, commander john nicholson, commander of u.s. forces testifieded the conflict reached a stalemate and needed several thousand more troops to carry out, train and advise and assist security forces and the ministry of defense and ministry of interior. while i support the increase of troops and additional authority, some suggested we have already been down this path, a surge of 100,000 troops cannot bring this conflict to an end. gentleman, i will ask you in many different ways, what will be different about this effort that will bring about a change that didn't happen previous efforts with greater numbers and shorts. we're not trending in a positive direction. afghan security forces continue to have high incident rates of the insurgency and carrying out high profile attacks while maintaining ability to regenerate their losses. there are record amounts killed this year and setting amounts of opium will be produced this year providing a steady of funds to fuel the conflict. on the other hand, despite this, african forces repeatedly de

for more, let's cross to catherine nicholson joins us. we heard the british prime minister speak. she was short on d details. did she say what they needed to hear in order to move toward? didn't. theresa may had three particular areas they were wanting to hear, some proper commit. that was the divorce will, how when it. will pay leaves the eu finally. secondly, the border between northern ireland and the republic of of ireland, which is partly european in. . finally the rights of european citizens living in the u.k. at the moment and there is no resolution there. i can give you some keep point on what she said. she said she is not going to put a final year on the divorce bill as yet. that is something your wants to hear from her -- europe wants to hear from her. she talked about the order between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, she went to see a flexible approach to solving situation. up to the u.k.'s to come up with those solutions and ideas. in terms of the citizens, nothing concrete. whatever happens, we do want them and their families to stay. that is not the def

to the south we have nicholson ranch. we were told that was destroyed. we have learned that the scribes winery is still okay.>>> now we want to go to lydia pantazes who was on highway 12 . you are north from where you were last time, correct? >> reporter: yes and i see a lot of devastation. i am on arnold drive in glenallen. only first responders and the media are allowed in this restricted area. this is what we saw just down the road. >> many buildings in this area have been destroyed. a man and his wife was packing up and leaving. they live about two miles away from the devastation. they are packing up their belongings and we will hear from them coming up a little bit later. we did talk to some people in the area that were hard hit. many did not want to talk on camera. they had lost their homes. they had been there for generations. devastating. there is fire on the hillside. no one is allowed to return.>>> now let's go to the sonoma county fairgrounds to will tran -- he is at the sheriff's office, i am sorry.>> reporter: we are waiting for a press conf

sergeant salvaggio and officer nicholson hope to get to the bottom of it during disciplinary hearings for both men. >> i think it is possibly a gang related thing. campbell is a latin thing. despeines is a blood. they seem to have problems at times within the facility. >> fighting with another inmate, breaking the rules. you get a $25 fine. i try to make it worth $25. >> despeines, come on in, take a seat. how do you plead? guilty, not guilty, guilty with an explanation? >> i guess i'm guilty for that one. >> he is latin king and you are a blood. >> there's not really no beef between us but it's just a little situation i have. that is what led to the incident. >> why didn't you stop? officer told you to stop, that is it. man, it was over. >> $25 is a lot. i was going to get it regardless. >> you were going to get your money's worth. >> basically getting your must be's worth? >> like campbell, despeines has already been in disciplinary for several weeks due to prior fights and now they will let him know how much more time he will get. >> 60 days on top of what you had, getting outecemb

the candidates will be an issue in this race and not sure it will be an asset here in wisconsin for nicholson. >> ana, i know you were tweeting your responses to the president's speech today about opioids and i just wanted to give you a chance here to respond on -- to what the president had to say today. >> yes. well, you know, as someone who's in recovery, you know, there's nothing quite so wonderful as being lectured about just saying no by someone who's boastfully a tee totaler, of course. not that he would be better if he had some experience with drugs or alcohol. my favorite part, though, was when he said-his idea. it was his idea maybe we did a bunch of advertising about, you know, how terrible drugs are then maybe kids would never try them. abstinence is not a policy that is worked as something to keep kids away from sex and not going to keep kids away from drugs. and actually sort of harkens back not just to the policies of an era that largely is considered disaster, the war on drugs cost a lot of money and put a lot of people in jail, but is actually kind of retro graded. does a lot

cheryl: sean nicholson knows all the tricks. he spent 15 years using just about every drug including heroin. >> the way it makes you feel is immediately addictive. >> two years careen he wants parents to? -- sniff out drug use. >> it's cotton. take a piece of it out and use it as a filter to draw out the heroin. >> he volunteers with the up and out foundation in frederick to provide assistance and education. he says straws and pens with no ink inside could be a sign that someone you know is using. >> rolled up dollar bills used to snort. >> another sign missing shoe laces. addicts use them as a makeshift tournique belt around the arm, not a waist, have the same effect. >> cut off the circulation to allow the veins to show better i.v. drug use. >> roll over. good girl! >> freedom, the puppy is in training to be a therapy dog for addicts. calvin lives in the sober house run by the foundation. he says parents should pay attention to certain behaviors. >> i went through sexual abuse as a kid so i had a distance from everybody. >> no

general nicholson, our nato and u.s. field commander, with troops from 39 nations, has blunted the terrorist's offensive moves in afghanistan. nato strikes and support of improveding the afghan security forces and disarray amongst enemy groups have caused the taliban to expend resources constrain their movements and limit the taliban's ability to conduct major offenses. beginning last month and for the first time in this long fight, all six afghan military cores are engaged in offensive operations. during these recent months, there have been fewer civilian casualties as a result of coalition operations, although, regrettably, taliban high-profile attacks on civilians continue to murder the innocent. while the taliban still attempts to seize district or prisonsal centers before the end of this fighting season they have generally been forced into decentralized small scale ambushes and the use of improvised explosive devices. importantly the rate of afghan national security force casualties has reduced from last year. as yo

especially when general nicholson, he's been the commander of that war for over a year now, but he's also been waiting for a strategy to implement. so he's been in largely a holding pattern for months now. and so for the president to say why isn't he winning, it really surprised military leaders and national security leaders who were in the room. and then, of course, it just came -- it was the same week that secretary rex tillerson, as nbc news reported, was considering resignation. so it was a very tumultuous time in late july that we are learning more and more about weeks later. >> we've reported rex tillerson and his close alliance with mattis, with mcmaster. does this shed more light on the president's own cabinet members, those military officials not trusting the president's judgment? >> absolutely. i think these folks are serving, particularly the three generals, are serving for the country, not for trump. i think they see themselves as the wall between trump and some really insane policy. you know, you can keep your opponents guessing if you want to, that's fine in the real es

well i think the president drove us to recognize what charles nicholson said of recycling friends in the world war one nations don't have permanent friends or enemies they have permanent. interests and so obviously a lot of countries have been traveling to russia including israel prime minister netanyahu was there the if your plans have been there so a lot of countries are going to russia so the united states is not have happy happy with this particularly as you mentioned after president drunk went to riyadh and lavished praise on the on the saudis announced that the saudis were buying a lot of you know a lot of them american arms as well so they're not happy about it with there's really not much they can do with it given the complexity of the situation where for example we're on the same side of russia in fighting isis looks different than you know dealing with with assad or the same side with russia with the iranian arms deal the saudis are not not happy with with that and as my colleague go have just mentioned when it came to the g.c.c. split you had president trump saying one thi

safety nicholson, shoulder injury. that's got to be it, right? oh, yeah, jamison crowder, hamstring. breeland, knee. allen, foot. head coach jay gruden said today he'll jump for joy if any of these guys can play. for more on these skins injuries, let's go to our weekly podcast. you can find it on our wusa sports facebook page. >> there's a new skipper in town and his name is dave martinez. martinez agrees to a three-year deal to become the new manager of the nationals. he won a world series as a bench coach with the cubs. so here's my one word for the nats' new hire. cheap. i believe the nats could have broken the bank and hired a bigger name. the nationals have been one of the most successful teams in the last six seasons, giving the first year manager that kind of team is like giving a kid a maserati after passing their driving test. this could have been a good hire but they could have done more for a proven winner. that's why my one word is cheap. >> who should they have got? >> girardi. >> yeah. >> not like the yankees were bad this year. >>

well i think the president drove us to recognize what charles nicholson said of recycling friends in the world war one nations don't have permanent friends or enemies they have permanent. interests and so obviously a lot of countries have been traveling to russia including israel prime minister netanyahu was there the if your plans have been there so a lot of countries are going to russia so the united states is not have happy happy with this particularly as you mentioned after president drunk went to riyadh and lavished praise on the on the saudis announced that the saudis were buying a lot of you know a lot of them american arms as well so they're not happy about it with there's really not much they can do with it given the complexity of the situation where for example we're on the same side of russia in fighting isis looks different than you know dealing with with assad or the same side with russia with the iranian arms deal the saudis are not the not happy with with that and as my colleague go i just mentioned when it came to the g.c.c. split you had president trump saying one th

i just returned last week from a trip to indiana and afghanistan and general nicholson is holding the line forecasting a significant taliban offensive remaining unfilled and violence in progress do coexist but the uncertainty in the region and the nato campaign due to the implementation and this strategy has been welcomed by leaders in the south asia region contributing troops to the nato led campaign. we must always remember we must make america safer that south asia cannot be used with those trans national attacks against a homeland for partners or allies. as a stable and secure south asia with the settlement in afghanistan based on the intelligence community analysis we would have sent ourselves too old to apparel and the new conditions based approach has set the stage for a change but the new strategy reviewed by trump is r4+s. the of first stands for regionalize to recognize those challenges that exist to adopt a geographic framework and then consider that the outset rather than focusing only on afghanistan with those extra annual -- external variables the visit to india was in p

well i think the president drove past to recognize what charles nicholson said a resigned conferences in the world war one nations don't have permanent friends or enemies they have permanent. interests and so obviously a lot of countries have been traveling to russia including israel prime minister netanyahu was there the if your plans have been there so a lot of countries are going to russia so the united states is not have happy happy with this particularly as you mentioned after president drunk went to riyadh and lavished praise on the on the saudis announced that the saudis were buying a lot of you know a lot of them american arms as well so they're not happy about it with there's really not much they can do with it given the complexity of the situation where for example we're on the same side of russia in fighting isis looks different than you know dealing with with assad or the same side with russia with the iranian arms deal the saudis are not does not happy with with that and as my colleague go have just mentioned when it came to the g.c.c. split you had president trump saying

the weekend at a ceremony in kandahar which was attended by iranian officials including general john nicholson the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. tragically it's true pit-bull could not perform at the sixteenth anniversary festivities because he was already put at a rather sweet sixteen in dubai. upon receiving the two attack helicopters present god he stated if the taliban think that they have defeated the afghan security forces they should take out these raw thoughts from their heads. had better shake out the raw thoughts of peace from our heads because we know this is the war that never ends and i'm not going to sing that day it's too sad hurts me too much but one never ends anyway so let's take off on a stand ward sweet sixteen and start. with you that got. them to have to. understand is old enough to drive now. you have to. drive. like that we're going to get this. thing going to help get it into helicopters to you know rain chaos down. the populace and i love that and you know i want to show you a quick chart take a look at this to this is the length of the of galveston where it is n

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weekend at a ceremony in kandahar which was attended by high ranking officials including general john nicholson the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. tragically it's true pit bull could not perform at the sixteenth anniversary festivities because he was already poked at a rather sweet sixteen in dubai. upon receiving the two attack helicopters present god he stated if the taliban think that they have defeated the afghan security forces they should take out these raw thoughts from their heads and ladies and gentlemen the world had better take out the raw thoughts of peace from our heads because we know this is the war that never ends and i'm not going to sing that today it's too sad hurts me too much a war that never ends anyway so let's kick off the afghanistan wars sweet sixteen and start watching the hawks. as. you know that i got. welcome everybody to watch the hawks i am tyrol but for them to have a while is so terrible that yes afghanistan is old enough to drive now. to stem war has now i only have to go out there barely drive a helicopter pilot flies i would have guessed it was a six you

knew so well, and really the reason for telling it was first of all working with the great writer bill nicholson and the director, and this extraordinary cast and we could be very accurate about the life that was led cause i was there and there are lines of dialogue in the film i remember being spoken or we re the film i remember being spoken or were handed down for example when my pa rents were handed down for example when my parents broke out of hospital the co nsulta nt parents broke out of hospital the consultant looking after them shouted after them you will be dead in two weeks which is what my pa rents in two weeks which is what my pa re nts ha d in two weeks which is what my parents had told me so i wanted to make a film about how you can laugh disaster in the face, how you can ove 1120 m e disaster in the face, how you can overcome difficulties. this would paris my mother but my parents had a great love story and i watched and observed that and that was a huge energy and help to them living this extraordinary life. first of all setting up an independent life but then by their example he

general nicholson does not have the authority to prosecute. >> thank you mr. chairman. i yield back. >> i have a question for secretary mattis. in your opinion is iran compiling the jp coa? >> i believe fundamentally they are. they are been certainly some areas where they were not temporarily in that regard but overall our intelligence community believes that they have been in the iaea also says so. >> a follow-up question will you be recommended to president trump that we continue working through the jcpoa to contain our insular capability? >> we are working that right now. we have two different issues. one is the jcpoa and one is what congress has passed and those two are distinct but integral with each other. as you look at what congress has laid out in the somewhat different definition of what is in our best interest and therein lies a think the need for us to look at these distinct but integral issues the way the president has directed. >> thank you to -- thank you secretary mattis. there's going to be any change in the jcpoa especially if it involves interpretatio

right here, this is where a person that i know well, judge phillip nicholson, was sitting here. he got knocked onto the ground, look at this, this plastic glass has shattered but on the other side of the table, that glass didn't even's hill. this was a matter of inches, that was the difference really between life and death. all in all, seven people taken to the hospital. only two of them a serious injuries and we are told that they are non-life-threatening and that they are already on the mend. absolutely remarkable. brad, thank you. more video now, this time of the sex assault suspect in billy. --ing his right -- in who we buoy. we have a closer look at this video. stephen? >> nancy, itas here, or: 30, monday afternoon, this woman jogging down the trail when a man attacked her and dragged her into the playground and sexually assaulted her. video.et back to that this is the video released by prince george's county police just a short while ago. this individual, described as a toson of interest, believed be very interested in talking with him. the vic them in this case was able t

general nicholson, our nato and u.s. field commander with troops from 39 nations has blunted the terrorist offensive moves in afghanistan. nato strikes in support of the improving afghan security forces and disarray among various enemy groups have caused the taliban to expend resources, constrain their movements and lim thet taliban's ability to conduct major offenses. beginning last month and for the first time in this long fight, all six afghan military cores are engaged in offensive operations. during these recent months, there have been fewer civilian casualties as a result of coalition operations, although regrettably taliban high profile attacks on civilians continue to murder the innocent. while the taliban continues to see provingsal centers, they have generally been forced into decentralized small scale ambushes in the use 06 improvised explosive devices. importantly the rate of afghan national security force casualties has reduced from last year. as you know i just returned last week from a trip to india and af

general nicholson, our nato and u.s. field commander with troops from 39 nations has blunted the terrorist offensive moves in afghanistan. nato strikes in support of the improving afghan security forces and disarray among various enemy groups have caused the taliban to expend resources, constrain their movements and lim thet taliban's ability to conduct major offenses. beginning last month and for the first time in this long fight, all six afghan military cores are engaged in offensive operations. during these recent months, there have been fewer civilian casualties as a result of coalition operations, although regrettably taliban high profile attacks on civilians continue to murder the innocent. while the taliban continues to see provingsal centers, they have generally been forced into decentralized small scale ambushes in the use 06 improvised explosive devices. importantly the rate of afghan national security force casualties has reduced from last year. as you know i just returned last week from a trip to india and af

with us kevin nicholson from riverfront investment group. he's sitting at post 9 right next to art cashen the director of floor operations for ubs financial services rich ross from evercorps isr is going to read charts for us. and cnbc contributor jack berugian from ucx is at the cm nechlt chicago arthur, we all do it there's the tendency to want to look back to previous market periods to try to find comparisons to tell us where to go from here in the current market period. but when you consider that this market'sdoing things that neve happened before, it's got to be very frustrating >> some of the big traders and others kind of backing off as one of the early golfers said when asked about jack nicholson he's playing a game with which i'm not familiar so this is strange last week we had the s&p and dow had five record closes in a row. six weeks of record closes in a row. seven months of record closes in a row. as you say, that's something no one has ever seen and it's very hard to put that all together. this has the potential to be a peak we

it stretches as ]k'nfar as the nicholson ranch area. the latest information shows it has burned about 6000 acres and is only j6!x1% contained. 5000 buildings are still threatened by that fire this morning. >>> rlzñ there are new mandator evacuations this morning, several areas in guiserville are being told to evacuate. ñ on the following roadways are being they also include deerpath drive and lakewood lane. >>> further to the south people streets have evacuate: moon mountain road, mission way, london way, martin way, cavedalleeñ all ordered to evacuate. people who live along state highway 12 between madrone have ordere but officials are saying you re need to have your bags packed. the fire is headed in that direction 9Ñ and you need to ha your things ready to leave at a moments notice.>>> there is a new mandatory evacuation order this morning because of5n changing fire conditions. traffic fans all people living north of grant street must leave their homes now. all remaining areas are under begin voluntary evacuations. >>> let's get

and a crash at nicholson road, that is in the process of clearing. one in mount laurel, beyond the turnpike ramble wood parkway and in the backlog a vehicle broke down 295. double trouble there. you with want to use 78 or 70 instead. a slow going on 95 southbound 202 the concord pike and northbound is backing up because of the ongoing construction by tally road and the bus accidents, one in north philadelphia 17th and lehigh involving a septa bus and the other in camden to avoid at alabama and fairview involve that school bus we are telling you about that. walt whitman bridge overnight tonight from 10:00 until 4:00 a.m. stopping traffic for 20 minutes at a time. from you out and about overnight avoid the construction. don't use the walt whitman bridge. during the overnight hours and don't use the burlington bristol bridge coming up in 20 minutes or so. an opening for a northbound ship just after 6:00. and stay on the turnpike corrector. rick and monica back over to you. >> all right thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" a little puff has earned

the partrick fire as far as fontanelle family winery to the nicholson ranch burning at least 1,000 acres and is threatening 5,000 buildings. also the atlas fire we talked so much about it burning near napa. it's right off atlas peak, 30 vineyard workers saved by a california highway patrol there on sunday night. that is south of lake berryessa going as far north as just near the black stallion winery. so far it's burned 25,000 acres and destroyed 125 buildings. >> here is an update on mandatory evacuation orders, just some of the areas told to evacuate in sonoma and napa counties tonight. you can see the areas marked in red and orange. those are the areas where the fire is either threatening or active and those places include monticello park, silverado country club, hardiman, mckinley and estes streets, circle oaks, buman, silverado trail from state route 128 to moskowitz street, and the atlas peak area in the berryessa area has been evacuated and highway 28 capell valley road is closed. >>> all right. it is still a dangerous situation in sonoma and napa counties as well as other countie

some questions about nicholson ranch was okay, they're going to be closed. they do have damage but telling fans they're -- >> going to be okay. 911 call centers been flooded with calls and callers, many tying up lines to report dense smoke that you see behind us even. >> do you actually see a column of smoke or flames where you're calling from? we're getting a lot of what we call drift smoke in our county, don't have active fires in county we're aware of, but if you see a column of smoke or active flames, call us back. >> asking people not to call 911 unless you actually see and smell the fire, talking about flames. resources are spread thin and first responders need to be able to move quickly to a real emergency. here's what to look for before you make that call. >> go out, take a look around for flames or hear fire. if you hear crackling, that's when it's appropriate to call 911. just the smell of smoke, don't call until you verify there's a fire. >> authorities say if you're up in the hills in contra costa county and around the bay area, you will likely s

. >> and, you know -- >> the hipper players like spike lee and jack nicholson, they're along ring side for an nba game. >> but they're all motivated by profit. >> that's right. >> these are for-profit media corporations. >> also, things are a lot different now than even though we're sort of making fun of whether trump can actually do something in a regulatory fashion here. the tinderbox that is the american public right now is who he's playing to. and the fires can get -- can roar because in the old days when richard nixon was around there was a general aspect of respect. right now there is not. the national press corps were the national media is held in very low regard be most american people and that's who trump is playing to. >> dan rather, leslie stall, those people, you think people looked up to them and today they don't? >> well i just think there's a generation has passed and the attitude of respect for most institutions of power, especially ones based in new york and washington has disappeared. and that's who trump is playing to here. he's beating his chest about the fcc, his r

you lose norman come you lose nicholson, you saw guys in the secondary stepping in and making plays. i think right now the most important thing for the redskins you hope this has been a humbling experience for doctson, but just get healthy, realize, hey, 2-2, the late against the raiders and the chiefs, very tough chiefs team in a very hostile environment. i'm happy with where the team is right now. of the near the end game, we saw something we liked a lot, kirk cousins taking control, making really nice runs. were you impressed? lamont: very impressed. kirk cousins has to use his legs. you look at the time kirk cousins has been the starting quarterback for the redskins, even going back a few years, when he uses his legs come it does something to the offense, it does something to him, and it allows the redskins to continue to move the ball. i'm very happy with what kirk cousins did at the end of the game. his team needed him to take them down the field. the wide receiver did not complete it, kick the field goal, tie the game up, now the defense needs to make some stops. robert: kirk

he has to guide kevin nicholson who is a former democrat who actually spoke at the national convention at the democratic convention, push in favor and john kerry so another primary candidate, a woman named leah bloomberg who is a state representative who has incredibly conservative record who was with governor walker. because she won't say that she won't support mitch mcconnell. that's his litmus test. >> kennedy: it's pretty narrow. >> rachel: it's about a personal issue. in this case, it seems to be a personal issue about mitch mcconnell and not necessarily who is more conservative. >> harris: why is that the benchmark? >> lawrence: he's the the leader. he is the leader so he has some responsibility. >> sandra: fox news alert, we want to jump in here and head to the white house. right now, president trump is welcoming singapore's prime minister, lee hsien loong. arriving at the white house, greeted by the president. president trump will be hosting mr. lee and key members of the singapore delegation to that working lunch accompanied by white house officials as well as cabinet secretar

earned off the sentence for good behavior could be rescinded after a disciplinary hearing with officer nicholson and sergeant selvaggio. >> how do you plead? >> guilty with an explanation. >> let's hear it. >> all right. when i got arrested, i got arrested with like $1800 and a lot of dope. i knew my money was going to go in evidence or it was going to go under an investigation, so i slipped out a couple hundred dollars. i got shorts that have like a hidden pocket in the back. i'm not going to turn it in, because i'll get in trouble with it. i'm also thinking, if i bring it upstate with me, that's cigarettes, that's food as soon as i get upstate. yeah, maybe. >> got to be honest probably. yeah. i'm a drug addict. >> when you came into the facility, you could have just given it up with your property and that money would have been put automatically into your account. did you buy any drugs while here? >> no, sir. >> any commissary from the other inmates, nothing? >> no. >> no drugs? >> no drugs. >> no marijuana, nothing? >> nothing. >> smoke marijuana? >> i do. but i like harder stuff better. but n

the role st ives has played in the 20th century in attracting artists such as barbara hett worth, ben nicholson and others. the expansion project gives a permanent home to those iconic 20th—century artists demonstrating the role st ives has in the story of modern art. their popularity has meant three times the number of visitors expected now come here, a quarter of a million each year. the expansion means the gallery can welcome even more. one of the things the community was saying is they did not want another building on top of the hill and we already have this beautiful building designed, it's already really popular so it was about increasing the facility ‘s capacity to show art and welcome people, we can do that underground and what we ended up doing was digging at 922 trucks of cycle to achieve it and then building a roof garden over the top of the gallery which we get giving back the wider community. so stunning views at the front and the gallery set themselves the challenge of building against the rock face. doubling the space but also the cost. very much natural daylight. how did go

and i had a long conversation with general nicholson in nato over the weekend to make sure he had the same degree of congress. secretary mattis has spoken to general nicholson in the past week to make sure he's confident that he has the rule of engagement that allow him to engage any enemy that is a threat to the afghan government, our mission, coalition forces, or u.s. personnel. >> some of it reminiscent of our rules of engagement during the vietnam conflict? >> chairman, they may have been. i can assure you today that we have the rules of engagement necessary to advance our objectives in afghanistan and to protect the force as well. >> thank you. senator reed. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you, general dunford. in response to the committee's pre-hearing policy questions, you indicated that iran is adhering to its obligations under the joint comprehensive plan of action, the jcpao, but you point out that they are engaged in extremely destabilizing activities in the region. missiles development, activities that can't be tolerated. going back to the jcpao. is it your vie

now secretary mattis, president trump, general nicholson on command in afghanistan are going to allow nato air power to be used more routinely in fights against the taliban even to support afghan army units who are the ones, of course, leading that fight today. so air power and mentoring are the main things we'll be doing differently than we have been. more expansive use of air power. let me finish up. i've already touched on the timelines issue and the negotiation issue so i can summarize by saying the following. i think this will be an indefinite mission, not necessarily at the level of 24,000 foreign troops but i think i would be less than honest with you as a person who support this is operation and has tried to think through some of its longer term dimensions if i didn't acknowledge it could be a decade or more. i use the preexpression a generation long struggle. if we mini surge, we can come home in 2022. i have no such promise and you shouldn't support this strategy if you have that as a requirement, that we would be able to come home let's say within five years. i don't think

well i think president drove us to recognize what charles nicholson said of the resigned conferences in the world war one nations don't have permanent friends or enemies they have permanent. interests and so obviously a lot of countries have been traveling to russia including israel prime minister netanyahu was there the if your plans have been there so a lot of countries are going to russia so the united states is not have happy happy with this particularly as you mentioned after president drunk went to riyadh and lavished praise on the on the saudis announced that the saudis were buying a lot of you know a lot of them american arms as well so they're not happy about it with there's really not much they can do with it given the complexity of the situation where for example we're on the same side of russia in fighting isis looks different than you know dealing with with assad around the same size with russia with the iranian arms deal the saudis are not not happy with with that and as my colleague go have just mentioned when it came to the g.c.c. split you had president trump saying

abby: nicholson, also, to. >> but here is them saying look out, donald trump. it is over. >> it certainly looks like the dam is starting to break. i think will be in suspense over the next couple of days until we know what the charges are. if it's money laundering that will send a shudder through the white house. some lawyers involved have said that muller wants to send a signal to other prospective defendants. if this person who has been indicted or persons are facing 20-50 years and related for collusion or not there may be other subject to similar charges who have further knowledge of about dealing with russia. >> that is my point. this could be an important development but people are reacting. it could be 20, 30, or a hundred years in jail. knows? people are speculating by police. abby: let's get another perspective on this. corey lewandowski. this could send shutters to the white house. your reaction. >> the dam is breaking. we will never hold the water back. give me a break. the speculation is so insane right now what we should be focusing on is the conti