they're the work of david humphreys miller, whose ailing widow, jan miller, is sandi's best friend. three years pass. in january 2006, sandi gets a troubling call from jan's caregiver. >> she had died in her sleep the night before. i was told that the sheriff had been there and that they'd locked the doors. >> the county of san diego says jan died without a valid will. it takes a year, but a court finally rules that sandi is jan's legal heir. she spends months sorting through david's artwork, photographs, and artifacts and clearing it all out of the house, which she sells for $1.9 million in what turns out to be the nick of time. >> firefighters have been working furiously to knock this... >> soon after the sale, a wildfire sweeps through the area and burns the house to the ground. if she hadn't moved quickly, the entire collection could've been lost to the flames. >> these were in an album that david had in his desk that he looked at all the time, and nobody really knew that that album was there. and... >> how did you know? >> jan had shown it to me. >> how much did you think your

miller. >> at stake is the question of whether or not the united states remains a sovereign country. >> i ask him on all the time to test his arguments. he never takes the opportunity. the scary part to discuss with mr. miller is where he gets his gall. the law center says it has the answer thanks to an editor of breitbart that shared hundreds of emails from mr. miller. we can track ideas from white supremacist web sites to the white house. the emails are from 2015 and 2016, not when he was a kid, just before miller joined team trump when he was still an aide for then senator jeff sessions. these are examples of what he was reading, what he was thinking and how it infiltrated official policy. experience one, tps, temporary protected status. it's a rule that allows people to stay. back when hurricane patricia slammed mexico, here's the conversation between katie mchugh and mr. miller. >> wow, okay. is there precedent for this? and miller vends a the link talks disparagingly about the obama whi

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trump recently told stephen miller you're in charge of the immigration policy. so straight from the absolute sewer of the american renaissance to what it looks like when that person runs immigration policy in the united states. we'll talk about that next. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >>> department of homeland security has gone through four secretaries since donald trump took off and it's basically in total chaos. it nominated a dhs tom wolf to be acting secretary. everyone leaves the job humiliated and disgraced and that's because no one can quite live up to the sheer level of cruelty and racialized bias of stephen miller who's calling the shots. the u.s. held a record number of immigrants in custody a

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these are stephen miller's emails, these are stephen miller's words, stephen miller's thoughts, this is stehim pushino have pro white nationalist articles written on breitbart. the same he stephen miller who responded to the paris killings by talking about a muslim registry in america. this is the same stephen himmer who miller who responded to san bernardino, the shoot tlings th, by talk about the muslim ban and donald trump followed him every step of the way. you look at these emails and i don't know how anyone looks at them and not conclude that stephen miller is a white nationalist or a champion of white nationalism. i ask anybody on the right -- not on the right, you're not on the right you're a trump supporter. i ask any trump supporters who support record-breaking deficits, record-breaking debt, tariff taxes, socialist farming schemes, all in the name of a personality called i ask you to sift through the 900 emails and come to the conclusion that he's not a white nationalist or at least not a champion of white nationalism. peter baker, so where do we go from here in the saga o

, trump, trump you don't know whether he believes it or not but miller and the people around him have pushed really hard in lots of ways to reduce legal immigration to the focus is always on the border and illegal immigration, but we document the changesth they have put in place to basically take every style you could turn and turn it down if not all the way then at least down in terms of the flow of people in the country whether it's legal or illegal and that's one thing going forward i think we will continue to write about for the paper because it's less well understood than the obvious helegal immigration piece. >> the authors will be selling their book at the book signingng which i think is too tense over. >> thank you guys for coming. i really appreciate it. [applause]. >> next come on book tvs afterwards former speaker of the house of representatives newt gingrich offers his thoughts on the threat the us faces from china. he's interviewed by american enterprise institute scholar. afterwards is a weekly interview program with guest host

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revealing ties between steven miller and web sites linked to known white nationalists. the leaked e-mails shed light on his belief about immigration. >> reporter: a trove of e-mails leased by the law center show now senior white house adviser miller pushing theories from white nationalist sources to far right web site bright bart. suggesting they use ideas from the book catch of the saints. get rid of borders someone should point out the parallels. it's a book hailed by racists which depicts white women being raped by immigrants and mass immigration destroying. in one e-mail october 2015. he worked for then senator sessions he touts what he saw as the dangers of allowing hurricane victims from mexico to come to the u.s. they will all get tps. temporary protection status. he goes onto write that needs to be the weekend's big story. it's everything. then he sends then breitbart staffer an article from white nationalist web site of the dangers of tps. the web site has as poused sentiment america was made for white people and non-whites are destroying it. his sentiments beg

family members say the bodies of 30-year-old maria rhonita miller, her eight-month-old twins, 12-year-old son and ten- year-old daughter were found inside this burnt-out s.u.v. it had broken down with a flat tire. gunmen riddled it with so many bullets the car exploded and caught on fire. >> the way that they were killed and burned and massacred, it's just... god, how? unspeakable. >> reporter: family member leif langford says ten miles down the road the gunmen opened fire on two other vehicles that were following miller's car. dawna langford, her two-year-old and 11-year-old children were killed. langford's aunt trish cloes. >> it's something that you can't explain how there's evil people in this world that can do such a thing like that. >> reporter: during the gunfire, christina langford johnson hid her baby in the backseat. she left the vehicle with her hands up to plead with the gunmen to stop shooting. witnesses say she was gunned down in cold blood. five other children were wounded. three more were uninjured. mexican authorities arrived at the scene and transported some of the wound

he found fame ina miller has died. he was 85. he found fame in a comedy revue, he was also a qualified doctor. campbell looks back at long career. opera singing. jonathan miller directing the opera don pasquale in florence. when you give him the soup, you can go to the back and then go, "hello". he was one of the world's great opera directors, an accomplished theatre director, a television presenter, a humorist, an artist and sculptor, an all—round intellectual, and a lapsed medic. perkins, sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's all right, sir. the war is not going very well, you know. oh, my god! his life changed in 1960 when the trainee doctor was invited to join the cast of beyond the fringe — the ground—breaking satirical revue also starred alan bennett, peter cook, and dudley moore. i want you to lay down your life. yes, sir. we need a futile gesture at this stage. it's success was immense. it transferred from edinburgh to london and then to new york. miller's medical career never recovered. don't come ba

. >>> in our national lead, the white house standing by stephen miller. but they are not denying the legitimacy of a trove of emails given by a former editor at breitbart to the southern poverty law center that the certainty shows miller as a senate aide before trump won pushing a white nationalist agenda. sara sidner looked at the 900 emails between miller and breitbart. >> reporter: a trove of emails released by the southern poverty law center show white house adviser stephen miller pushing white nationalism to breitbart. when he still worked for senator jeff sessions he touted the dangers of allowing hurricane victims from mexico to come to the u.s. they will all get tps, he writes, that is temporary protection status. he goes on to write, that needs to be the weekend's big story. tps is everything. then he sends then breitbart staffer katie mccue an article from white nationalist website v-dare of the dangers of tps. in 2018, well after miller joined trump's inner circle, the president ended the tps status for several countries including central ameri

>> they were changes between stephen miller and breitbart. there are abtt 900 o emails, and they were sent when he was working for alabama center jeff sessions and while he was on the trump mpaign. and essentially, what happened is there was a breitbart editor named katyccoup was fired in 2017. shy since rennced the far-right movement, and she decided she was going to take these emails and share them with the southern poverty lawenter to expose the white nationalism that she says is affect ago or influencing the trump administration in its formation of immigration policies. >> woodruff: and just for those who might not know, breitbart a far-right news website, and that's where she worked until she was fired, we undetand, a couple of years ago. so go-- tell us what-- what's the content of the eails? they were exchanging their thoughts, their ideas on what breitbart should be covering. i knowhat's part of it. >> exactly. so, mccoup had been introduced to mboller as so who was going to be influencing the direction of her reporting and the portin

>> miller: i think we've lost our minds, basically. ( laughs ) >> wertheim: lost your minds. >> miller: i mean, on the world stage, we were seen as being pragmatic, sensible, stiff upper lip, soft power. we are the people who do that. so we have damaged our reputation on the world stage. >> wertheim: it seems so off- brand for this country. >> miller: it is completely off- brand, but i think it's a moment of madness. >> wertheim: to paraphrase a brexit tabloid headline i saw today, what the hell happens now? ( laughs ) >> bercow: what the hell happens now? well, the truth of the matter is, i don't know. and i think anybody who predicts with alacrity the outcome of the brexit saga is either an extraordinarily sophisticated person... or a rank fool. ( ticking ) >> cbs sports hq is presented by from guessive insurance. i'm james brown with the scores from the n.f.l. today. pittsburgh wins its third straight on adam vin tear's missed field goal. carolina has three scores in their win. a 44-yard game winner puts buffalo to 6-2 with their pest start since 1993. the dolphins outduel the jets

gina miller, welcome to hardtalk. lovely to be here. it seems something very important happened to you after thatjune 2016 referendum which saw a majority voting for brexit. you ceased to be just a concerned citizen looking at the politics of britain. you became an activist determined to use the law to make an intervention. what prompted that change? so the idea of becoming an activist injune 2016 is not actually, there is a background to me which is of activism for the last 30 years but not in the political arena so i've been an activist when it's come to civil rights or in the charity sector and in the investment world where i operate my business. activism is something i've been part of but i've also been very interested in the way our politics has been operating in terms of secondary and primary legislation and powers going all the way back to the tony blair government and look at what happened there. and so i'd been reading hansard, keeping up with debates and actually looking at how something called henry viii powers and secondary

we hear from scholars from miller center. they focus on the presidency from lyndon b. johnson to ronald reagan. [applause] >> welcome. what we are going to have for the next 75 minutes is a kind of meeting of two cultures. one culture is represented by the people on this stage who are scholars associated with the miller center at the university of virginia and to study the presidency -- who study the presidency, and expressed in written word. the other culture in this room is pat oliphant. [applause] >> please greet pat oliphant. even more so by the work of pat, which you will see displayed on this screen. the culture he represents is not sort of broad gauge and long but highly specific. prospective over the course of more than 60 years as a cartoonist producing more than 10,000 individual cartoons five days a week for the denver post for several years, for the washington star for several years, and then he became the first 20th-century cartoonist to work independently. that is how popular his work was. it was syndicated through newspapers across the country out of his

eso las reacciones son muchas. >>> es uno de los asesores mÁs cercanos del presidente trump steven miller impulsar de polÍticas migratorias y (nombre en inglÉs) intercambiÓ entre e 2015 y 2016 cientos de correo eso electrÓnicos promoviendo el nacionalismoantes >>> se hubiera descubierto esto en cualquier otra administraciÓ esta persona ya no estuviera su empleo >>> por eso desde el congreso los miembros del caucus hispano emitieron hoy una declaraciÓn exigiendo su con esta visiones y comentarios que han hecho >>> Él no debe estar en este lugar porque es racista >>> entre otras cosas miller de 34 aÑos estuvo detrÁs de medidas como la separaciÓn de familias el endurecimiento del concepto de carga pÚblica. steven miller fue elogiado por el presidente varias veces en publica esta vez la casa blanca ha desacreditado a la organizaciÓn que lo seÑala y tambiÉn que se retracte y en lÍnea piden renuncia de miller en washington, javier vega noticias telemundo. >>> increÍble que siga en su puesto bueno hace 9 aÑos que comenzÓ l versiÓn mexicana del black friday con su llamado buen

here's jonathan miller directing don pasquale. a man of many parts, he was a broadcaster, writer, sculptor and intellectual and he could have been a neurologist... ..were it not for beyond the fringe. sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's ok, sir. the war‘s not going very well, you know. oh, my god! he was a newly qualified doctor when hejoined the ground—breaking satirical review, which also starred alan bennett, peter cook and dudley moore. the show‘s success was huge and miller's medical career never recovered. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. laughter. if you prick us, do we not bleed? he went on to direct plays, including laurence olivier in the merchant of venice. a bit more clarity... strident, sometimes rude — he became a big beast of english theatre. itjust needs to be a little more clarified. he was brilliant, he was mercurial! he could bite, as well. you know, he said to a group of actors, he said, "you know, it's not yourjob to be anybody. it's yourjob to make an audience think that

judy: you are writing a book about stephen miller. how does this connect the administration's picies towards immigration? >> what these emails show is some of the white nationalism in forming the formatithese policies. what is interesting is that stephen miller is the architect of the trump administration's border and immigration policies. president trump has repeatedly said he is focused on cuing off illegal immigration. he wants to go after criminals, drug traffickers, rapists. what we have seen over the course of the past -- over t course of his presidency is that they have limit legal immigration. they have gone after refugees nonwhite countries. what the emails indicate is some of the white nationalist ideology that may have gone into informing the formation of those policies which largely echo some of the groups that stephen miller was drying from and he was communicating with a sharing with breitbart. judy: jean guerrero, doing a lot of reporting on this. a lot of emails are out there to examine and i know people will want to l

i'm talking about stephen miller who defends the president's immigration policy and rejects the idea that the administration has ever dabbled in racist rhetoric. >> i think the term racist, has become a label to try to silence and punish and suppress people they disagree with. >> in a boatload of e-mails from 2015, just before joining the trump campaign, miller e-mailed the right wing website breitbart 900 times, obsessively trying to influence their immigration coverage by sending articles by white nationalist sites like v dear and american renaissance dedicated to making american white again, michael edison hayden by katie mccue who was with fired after making anti-muslim remarks and now working to expose members of the far right. according to e-mails reviewed by hate watch miller's fakixated o crimes by nonwhites was upset after removing of flags and invoked the great replacement conspiracy theory whites are being pushed out by minorities and the mud russ rape of white women at the hands of refugees. quote, miller touches solely on the perspective of severely limiting or ending no

several democratic lawmakers called for miller's resignation. nbc reached out to miller for a statement but we have not gotten one. however, a white house official says while mr. miller repudiates bigotry in all forms, his left wing attackers are trafficking in anti-sem tism by purposefully denying mr. miller's jewish identity. here now, senior investigative producer anna schecter. anna, so you've seen some of these e-mails. tell us about them. >> well, the e-mails show in black and white that one of the top advisors, one of the people who has president trump's ear the most holds views that are overtly raisist. it's not just cis. there are two other websites. vdare and american renaissance that are run by racists. there's no way to sugar coat this. these kinds of websites might purport to be academic. they show academic studies but they come down to race and ethnicity. it's pseudoscience and it's dangerous and it's extremely troubling to see these e-mails. >> so tell us exactly about this correspondence between steven miller and the bright bart

my colleague and business reporter monica miller. mozilla is the company behind the firefox web browser. it is a not—for—profit operation, competing against giants of the tech world like google. it relies on a lot of volunteers promoting the browser around the world. chief executive mitchell baker says that to keep the volu nteers baker says that to keep the volunteers goodwill, they have to be com pletely volunteers goodwill, they have to be completely open with them. my name is mitchell and my ceo secret is, don't hide things. even the scary thing is. we have a pretty big mission, to improve internet life stopping the number of companies that track where you go and gather information, mozilla is a leader in allowing you to stop that. the volunteers are there because they believe in what they are doing, and that it can be effective. that they are much more likely to raise difficult missions. it is the volu nteers difficult missions. it is the volunteers that stand up and say i'm sorry, the elephant in the room is that this just

it's a president trump issue for me more than it is a stephen miller issue, but if stephen miller didn't answer for that stuff, i would be firing the guy. >> anthony scaramucci. thank you. >> happy thanksgiving, that's how we're ending the thing? >> that's how we end. >> you want like a curtain call or something? >> a high five. >> you say good-bye, happy thanksgiving to you. >> high five or something. >>> just what you don't want to hear the week of thanksgiving, a potentially historic storm will dump snow and rain across the u.s. we have a live report from the city getting hit hard next. he could've just been the middle class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg became the guy who did good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. after witnessing the terrible toll of gun violence... he helped create a movement to protect families across america. and stood up to the coal lobby and this administratio

gina miller. we must end there. 00:25:02,504 --> 2147483051:49:15,967 thank you very much 2147483051:49:15,967 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for being on hardtalk. the first few days of november looks set to bring some wet and blustery and potentially some stormy weather across some parts of the uk. certainly unsettled outlook thanks to an area of low pressure to this is friday's with a child and you can see the low drifting this is friday's weather chart and you can see the low drifting in from the west. a band of rain, the frontal systems spiralling around below. but with that low we will develop a south—westerly flow across the uk so at least free time it will feel milder. a mild start to the day on friday and with that, outbreaks of rain drifting north—eastward is into northern england pushing northwards across scotland. and then a slice of dry and potentially bright weather before another band of rain pushes into northern ireland, wales and the south—west through the afternoon. it will be br

he when did you first come across jonathan miller? i came across him because beyond the fringe was an extraordinary moment, and jonathan was, there wasjonathan miller, alan bennett, peter cook, they were in an extraordinary partnership, and the thing that jonathan was, extraordinary partnership, and the thing thatjonathan was, its a difficult word to find. he was a polymath, that's what people call him, but he was an extraordinary all—rounder. there he is, a comedian, a stand—up comedian in the early days, and then very rapidly he also, his passion in biology and medicine, he was a very good friend of oliver sacks, who wrote the man who sought his wife as a hat,... we are also talking about the passing of clive james. they were of similar characters. here was another man in clive james through turned that intellect to comedy. yes, i can hardly believe that today has happened. i'vejust hardly believe that today has happened. i've just heard about clive in the last few minutes. yes, obviously clive had come over from australia and h

willard miller is facing a felony charge. surveillance video from september shows him grabbing a 15-year-old girl by the throat and slamming her to the ground. miller then flips the girl on her stomach, presses his knee into her back while pinning her arms. he forcibly lifts her up and throws her out of the room. sheriff officials were outraged. >> the byproduct of his actions were deplorable. they were uncalled for, and they violated multiple policies just on the optics. >> it's unclear what prompted the violent response. miller has been suspended, and he faces one count of felony child abuse. >>> an arrest warrant has been issued in connection with the murder of a new hampshire couple found dead in texas. 33-year-old adam williams is wanted for felony theft. a woman seen with him in surveillance video is still considered a person of interest. williams has not been charged with killing james and michelle butler who were found in a shallow grave on a beach on padre island. williams and the woman were caught on video across th

remember, stanford made a legal settlement agreement with miller and miller did her part, she did exactly what she promised and stanford did not. and that is disgraceful. >> reporter: students felt so strongly about the plaque they protested, signed petitions and even activists put up two small plaques of their own. >> it was made very apparent to the provost this is what people wanted. she said she would think about it. >> reporter: now in an apparent change of heart the university provost released a statement this week saying not one, but two plaques will go up. one with the original quote, a second offering support resources. students say they are cautiously optimistic. >> until the flag gets here and we see it, then sure. >> you can't change history, all you can do is learn from it. what sanford should do is censorship is never the right answer and you have to keep your promises. >> reporter: there is no timeline for when the official plaques will go up for information about what the wording of the second one will be, but stanford officials say they will go up as soon as it's feasible

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once again, we have miller center people here. the miller center, one of its main emphasis is studying the presidency in-depth, historical depth, with objectivity. we are in the business of doing stuff that editorial cartoonists are not in the business of doing , reacting to events on a as a newspapers cartoonist. we all strive to be as objective as we can. provide comment, to provide opinion and something to provoke discussion, rather than aspire to settle discussion. the panel this afternoon will cover the president's from george bush -- i do not use the h w. he was george bush when he was president. when john quincy adams became president, john adams did not have to change his name, so i am sticking with george bush and his immediate successor, bill clinton. george w. bush, the one who came toe -- finally we did our into the obama presidency, part of which he was able to capture. example -- we only had to see an image of it, but it is an extraordinary work. one of our panelists, the one i will introduce now, mary kate can tell

>>chal miller speaking out after surviving a 201assault near stanford university fraternity while she was unconscious. student brock turner was sentenced 6 months in prison for the rape. but he was released after ju 3 months miller spoke to alisyn camerota about what s saysre pattes of male entitlement that led to her attack. >>so let's talk about the night of the crime you just mentioned dick you had had so much tdrink you admit that you had had too much to drink and that large swaths of the ght are gone for you they're missinyou blacked out. brock turner also admits he had too much to drink. and i know that you are frustrated when they're the naative is that this is aboubinge drinking on college campuses why does that rrative frustrate you so much because we should expect more your son is found him bei unconscious. >>body is not enough to say u had a misstep in udgmt, that not what it is what do you want the larger conversation to be. i just want people to know that it's not happening in a vacuum in the perimeter ofcollege campuses is not young people being to say lee and to reckles

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for more on this i am joined by my colleague and business reporter monica miller. i am all in ona reporter monica miller. i am all in on a diet. what about businesses? well, everything from the impossible burger to mcdonald's and pizza express creating vegan menus. food consumption and production account for 26% of the global economic footprint —— pizza express. by 2050 there will be 9.7 billion of us on there will be 9.7 billion of us on the planet which means we need to produce 50% more food, that is the equivalent of farming land double the size of india. researchers say that a big dietary shift to a plant diet is better than driving electric ca i’s diet is better than driving electric cars or taking less flights. now, the meat industry is the fastest growing industry in this realm. they are expecting, barclays says, to become a $150 billion industry over the next decade. big news for those diet companies. thank you so much for that update, my colleague and business reporter monica miller. now, from diets to coffee. in indonesia, which reduces more than to

this is miller. hi, miller. all in, huh? all right. are you the miller handler? nice to see you. [conversation] >> hi, miller. [laughter] we also have another dog in town and between the two of them, i think we got the best handlers and dogs in the state. >> clearly a good ambassador. >> oh yes. >> they've been very busy, but he loves his job. he loves kids, he loves being around people. how long does it take you to qualify? >> it is a little different because patrol work, a lot more excessive training. he's basically -- [laughter] yeah, we are going to finish out training this year. >> eight months old. >> is that right? he's a big guy. an apprentice. happy to be a part of it. service.you for your >> let me show you next-door real quick. >> he's a comfort dog. [conversations] >> miller will lead the way. hi, buddy. hi. >> thank you for coming. >> this is just our shop. everything here is made in new hampshire. this is something the city did, which is cool. that makes the fundraiser for miller to help. funds go to feeding, training. >> it is a crowd sourced dog, basically? >> a c

the brighter and broadcasterjonathan miller has died. the brighter and broadcaster jonathan miller has has died. the brighter and broadcasterjonathan miller has died at the age of 85. # clive james the brighter and broadcaster has died. now time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i‘m holly hamilton. coming up on tonight‘s programme. can the champions of europe make it through to the last 16 as liverpool welcome napoli while chelsea are at valencia. one year on from his diagnosis —

once again, we have miller center people here. the miller center, one of its main fscs is the focus on studying the presidencies in depth, historical depth with objectivity. we are all on the business of doing stuff that in editorial cartoonists is not in the business of doing, which is reacting to events on a day-to-day basis. did more thanhant 10,000 times in his 60 plus years as a newspaper cartoonist. whereas we all strive to be as objective as we can, the job of the editorial cartoonist and pat whohant, as well as anybody has ever done that, to provide,, opinion and something to provoke discussion rather than aspire to settle discussion. afternoon,oday, this which will cover the presidents from george bush. i don't use the h w. he was george bush when he was president. when john quincy adams became president, john adams did not have to change his name, so i am sticking with george bush and his immediate successor, bill clinton. bush, the one who came next, then finally, we sort of get our toe into the obama presidency. part o

jonathan miller directing the opera don pasquale in florence. when you give him the soup, you can go to the back and then go, "hello". he was one of the world's great opera directors, an accomplished theatre director, a television presenter, a humorist, an artist and sculptor, an all—round intellectual, and a lapsed medic. perkins, sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's all right, sir. the war is not going very well, you know. oh, my god! his life changed in 1960 when the trainee doctor was invited to join the cast of beyond the fringe — the ground—breaking satirical revue also starred alan bennett, peter cook, and dudley moore. i want you to lay down your life. yes, sir. we need a futile gesture at this stage. it's success was immense. it transferred from edinburgh to london and then to new york. miller's medical career never recovered. don't come back. right you are. goodbye, perkins. god, i wish i was going too. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. hold your tongue. i won't! off with her head! he moved into telev

they characterized miller with being obsessed with, quote, white genocide. miller sent those emails working for the trump administration and now plays a direct role in informing the immigration policy. the emails were sent to katie mccue who was fired from the publication for moving anti-muslim tweets. in the emails, miller suggested she look into white nationalist websites, righting about the site popular among neo-nazis. and shared that he was up set that amazon removed confederate merchandise from its site. upon hearing on the news, alexandria ocasio-cortez called on miller to resign. the white house denounced the report calling the " ing the fb right and clearly an attempt at anti-semiti anti-semitism. >>> according to "the washington post," a senior white house official involved in the project said there will be a wall cam, and it will launch next year. setting up webcams goes against obstructions from the u.s. army corps and customs because they do not want their technicals visible to competitors. they also show that cameras would show u.s. work crews

maryanne miller and some of our newest members of the nation's air force. a friend of ours heard what was happening today and decided he wanted to come by and offer his congratulations, retired airman, and someone who knows just a little bit about what it's like to be in your shoes, what it's like to commit himself to service of the country a lot of folks may not know this about captain sully sullenberger, he flew fighter jets, went to the air force academy. what does it mean to be here on this friday ahead of veterans day to see these men and women raise their hands. >> it was wonderful. of course i took the same oath over 50 1/2 years ago, but i remember the words just as well as they did today, and i'm so grateful to them for choosing to serve our nation, and i welcome them to the long tradition of service in the u.s. air force. >> here here. >> captain, what's your message to them as they're embarking on this adventure of a lifetime. >> it is an adventure, and i'm glad they'll have real adventures in real life and not just virtual ones. >> my time in th

the brighter and broadcasterjonathan miller has died. the brighter and broadcaster jonathan miller has has died. the brighter and broadcasterjonathan miller has died at the age of 85. # clive james the brighter and broadcaster has died. now time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme. can the champions of europe make it through to the last 16 as liverpool welcome napoli while chelsea are at valencia. one year on from his diagnosis — we speak to manchester united's max taylor about his battle with testicular cancer. my my mind was running 100 miles an hour, what is next? will i play football again? will i be alive? will i be alive? "two teams, joining for one common purpose" — why europe's struggling women's golf circuit isjoining forces with the lpga. also coming up in the programme... he's a three time grand slam champion, a former world number one and overcome major surgery — but how will andy murray cope in our escape room? just watch the hip, 0k? do you trust me?

but now the university has agreed with the young woman, chanel miller, on how it will be remembered. a plaque will be placed on the spot where the attack took place. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at stanford university. and marianne, the school agreeing to allow's own words to be written on that plaque. >> yes, they did this. comes after a lot of pressure from both students and faculty. they held protests. they signed petitions. students say this is a victory. but now they're concerned about another plaque the university plans to put up in the same garden. some stanford students felt so strongly sexual assault victim chanel miller should have a plaque with her own choice of words here at this on campus garden, they put up small engraved plaque of their own. now according to this letter from stanford provost, the university will finally put up plaque with the same words. comments originally rejected by stanford. >> stanford agreed more than three years ago to install the plaque with her chosen quote on it. this agreement was in writing, and it was legal settlement agreement. t

miller had been assigned to the school for the last three years. the sheriff has called the incident embarrassing. >> the way the deputy responds for whatever occurred, whatever type of verbal dialogue was going on, it makes no sense and it wasn't necessary. >> miller has been suspended without pay. >>> authorities in north carolina are searching for a 13-year-old who escaped from juvenile court authorities say jericho w. made a run for it after his court appearance he escaped from social services custody while wearing leg restraints and no shoes. he faces two counts of first-degree murder and a dangerous weapons charge >>> more than 11,000 scientists are uniting behind a climate mernls warning researchers from 153 countries are backing a study that says climate change is intensifying faster than most predictions they are calling for urgent action to be taken including sharply reducing emissions also stabilizing the world's population and encouraging people to eat mostly plant-based foods. the study was released the same day that european officials

>> miller: yeah, exactly. if they found deposit with this much metal concentration on land, it would be a bonanza that nobody would stop talking about for years. >> whitaker: the rules for deep sea mining are set by an obscure u.n. agency called the international seabed authority. it's already divided the c.c.z. into dozens of concessions. deepgreen operates two. the company calculates the nickel and cobalt in their patch of ocean alone is enough to make batteries for 150 million electric cars. >> barron: i love the fact that they're the way we're gonna get away from fossil fuels. i love the fact that in these are all the metals we need to go and build those batteries. i mean, it's-- it's-- it's the most amazing coincidence that i've ever encountered. mother nature made these nodules. >> whitaker: they're just sitting there. >> barron: it's like, "okay, you guys, you've messed up planet earth. come and get me." >> whitaker: so you call yourself an environmentalist. but you're also a miner. ( laughs ) how do yo

this is miller. hi, miller. mayor buttigieg: taking it all in, huh? nice to see you. >> this is where he gets his doggy ice cream. yeah. mayor buttigieg: got any on hand? >> yeah. >> hi. >> hi, miller. [laughter] >> we also have another dog in town. we do in the two of them, we have -- between the two of them, we have the two best handlers of dogs in the state. awesome. mayor buttigieg: clearly a good ambassador. >> yes. we have been very busy. but he loves his job. he loves kids. he loves being around people. mayor buttigieg: how long did it take to you qualify? took some training on your part, too? >> it's a little different, because patrol work is more expensive training. he's basically just -- [laughter] >> yeah, we are going to finish up his training this year. mayor buttigieg: obviously, he's still in training. ok. he's a big guy. an apprentice. >> yeah. happy to be a part of it. >> thank you for your service. mayor buttigieg: thank you. >> let me show you next-door real quick. he's a comfort dog. >> enjoy new hampshire. >> thank you. >> this is

here is one of the e-mails that stephen miller sent to the breitbart on october 2nd. he was talking about the oregon mass shooter killing nine people. he was described as mixed race, any chance of piecing that profile together more or to be covered up. here is another e-mail. "next america," we are being invaded and talked into tolerating. how many e-mails are we talking here and over what period of time? >> it is about 938 or 940 in that range i believe. and they are the fir-- the firs e-mail comes in june of 2016. there was a little bit of a over lapse when he joined the campaign. he comes to the campaign from having work for jeff sessions, immediately before that, he works for jeff sessions. let me play jeff sessions and his view on immigration are similar to those of stephen mill miller. here is jeff sessions on the sunday's show today. this is october of 2015. take a listen. >> in seven years, we'll have the highest percentage of americans, non-native born since the founding of republic. for a number to reach this high in 1924, the president and congress changed