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father's house which is monitored with ring cameras, and he would have no access to the internet the judge did not rule today the judge is taking this under advisement. >> how did he get into the air force if he's got a record like that i thought they did an extensive background check before they let you have any classification? >> reporter: they do, and in the documents filed for the hearing, he goes over that with his background check, with the people doing the background check for the air force, and essentially convincing them whatever he said in high school was not who he was today, and so they gave him the clearance. i think there's going to be a lot more questions along the lines of the ones you're asking asked of the air force in the wake of this information >> kenn dilanian, thank you ver much. two former associates of steve bannon were sent to prison for sending hundreds of thousands of dollars for the we build, andrew battalatto both
thousands of acres, sending man. remember, mick mulvaney's entire giuliani? >> i don't know a lawyer in town hundreds of thousands to flee who understands what this their homes. m.o. was to let trump be trump >> what do you tell residents in representation is about. there seems to be a mix both of and that's precisely what he's some loose professional this neighborhood right now? >> look behind me. when you get the evacuation obligation to trump and at the done. we heard comments from john order, go. same time he also seems to be anything is replaceable, your sort of involved in business kelly where he said he regretted having to leave the white house. home, your goods. but the only thing you cannot activities in the same region of replace is your family and your the world in which he's it's also true that one's allegedly helping the president effectiveness as a white house own lives. track down his suspicions about chief of staff is directly what happened toies about his linked to the kind of personal relationship that one has with the president. and good day, everyone. at the time john kelly left the i'm andrea mitchell in white house, he did not enjoy a washington. the president trumpeting the good relationship with president successful raid that right down trump at all. the isis leader al baghdadi and i don't have any independent reporting as to whether or not said he is considering releasing john kelly made that comment to president trump or not, but some of the video of the raid. certainly what he said there but there are a lot of questions while seated next to karl rove about whether mr. trump's tracks with a lot of the things language describing al john kelly was telling reporters baghdadi's death during the news and his allies while he was conference could incite for still in the white house violence from isis followers. military planners had to move up the operation because of the advising president trump. >> stephanie grisham said i president's unexpected announcement weeks ago that he was withdrawing u.s. special
welcome back president trump dealing with the fallout from his decision to sign a bill last night to end the 35-day government shutdown for three weeks. sending hundreds of thousands of federal employees back to work in the coming days and getting paid the verdict was quick and merciless in newspaper headlines and across the internet. see them right there the new plan includes exactly $0 for a border wall and essentially the same deal that the president rejected at the -- at the end of december and the move came near a breaking point with major airports around the country seeing delays as air traffic controllers were tired, they weren't being paid and calling out sick after a month of that and in a new associated press poll shows the president's approval rating going the other way. down now 34%. but criticism from trump's base came hard and fast following the announcement >> crazy that i expect a president to keep the promise he made every day for 18 months --
was "help build the wall." so, this certainly could go on for some time now. s.e.? >> kristen, thanks for your reporting on this. i appreciate it. now for tonight's other headline. it's not a wonderful life for president trump. in fact, the past several weeks have been nothing short of a nightmare for him. there's the government shutdown that's sending hundreds of thousands of people home without pay just before the holidays. there have been multiple resignations at the highest levels of his cabinet. of course, trump's fending off investigations of nearly every entity with his name on it. there were numerous foreign policy blunders and aid sudden troop withdrawal that sent experienced advisers heading for the exits. then there's a slowing stock market and fears of a recession looming on the horizon. this movie isn't capra, it's cobiella. arguably, the biggest blow to the presidency came on friday with the bankrupt announcement that defense secretary jim mattis will be leaving his post in february. of course, mattis' departure
and southern asia. as the death toll grows and the aftershocks continue, millions of people are on edge across-countries in south and central asia. the 7.5 magnitude quake rocked northern afghanistan and pakistan monday afternoon. toppling building, leveling homes, and sending hundreds of thousands into panic. among the victim, 12 afghan girls who died in a stampede trying to escape their school building. medical workers scramble as the injured are rushed into this hospital in peshawar, pakistan. the moment the quake struck in kabul, captured live during a news broadcast. its epicenter was near the city of jarm, about 40 miles west of the afghanistan/pakistan border. it was felt more than 500 miles
not being trained fast enough. it's not happening. and the problem is that the white house at least talking points are there is only two choices. what we're doing and reinvading iraq. sending hundreds of thousands of ground troops. there's a lot in between there. and the question is what if anything is the white house willing to do other than what it's doing right now? >> charles? >> the administration is sounding like baghdad bob during the invasion of iraq. they're losing. everybody understands that. isis it wasn't own that they took over in iraq but it took over the town of -- the city of amara in syria which gives them control of half of syria and later in the day to day, they took over a crucial crossing point between syria and iraq, essential erasing the frontier and making it easier to resupply ramadi. these are huge strategic gains. they're not tactical defeats. and what obama says it's not
peace as uncertain. clearly, a very different way of looking things here from here in the south. the reality being of course that the war was fought to a bloody stalemate. perhaps a more solid approach. >> and something we call over here the korean conflict. it is now 33 past the hour. time for your first five headlines. shots at the scene of a hostage standoff in miami. six people killed by a gunman who was then killed by the s.w.a.t. team. >> and spain's most deadly train crashes. cars were taken from the site where 78 people were killed. and 25-year-old bradley manning admits to sending hundreds of
joining us to talk more about this case and others today. thank you so much. >> reporter: sure. rick: just in, accused leaker bradley manning's court-martial is almost over, the defense summing up today. manning, a u.s. army private, is accused of aiding the enemy by sending hundreds of thousands of top secret government documents to wikileaks. meanwhile, the prosecution blasting manning as a traitor, an anarchist. molly henneberg live in d.c. with the latest. what do we expect from the defense today, molly? >> reporter: the defense attorney said it would take about two hours to give his closing argument and that aiding the enemy charge you were just talking about, rick, it's key. it's the most serious one of the 21 charges against 25-year-old private bradley manning. and could land him in prison for life if he's convicted. the attorney said yesterday about his closing argument, quote: you're going to hear what the truth sounds like. the government has its job, but there's nobody who could believe what they said.
it's july 25, 2010 in marshall, michigan, then out of nowhere, boom, an oil pipeline bursts, sending hundreds of thousands of crude oil everywhere. including into the nearby kalamazoo river. the oil company that owns the pipeline does nothing for close to 18 hours. and the oil keeps spewing all that time. the oil spill forces evacuations of all the local residents, compromises the drinking water in the area and now, nearly three years later, the oil company responsible for the spill is still trying to clean up all the oil. almost three years later, there is still oil in the kalamazoo river. that was july 2010. one year later, it's july 1st, 2011. nearing midnight in the city of laurel, montana. an otherwise normal summer night in montana, then again.
it's july 25, 2010 in marshall, michigan, then out of nowhere, boom, an oil pipeline bursts, sending hundreds of thousands of crude oil everywhere. including into the nearby kalamazoo river. the oil company that owns the pipeline does nothing for close to 18 hours. and the oil keeps spewing all that time. the oil spill forces evacuations of all the local residents, compromises the drinking water in the area and now, nearly three years later, the oil company responsible for the spill is still trying to clean up all the oil. almost three years later, there is still oil in the kalamazoo river. that was july 2010. one year later, it's july 1st, 2011. nearing midnight in the city of laurel, montana.