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i wouldn t i wouldn t yes, no. could you repeat that question? we ve got to get the attorney general to act. the president or anybody else. seems you d remember something like that and be able to tell us. yeah, but i m trying to grapple with the word suggest. he s got to act fast. he s got to appoint somebody. they ve not asked me to open an investigation, but perhaps they ve suggested? this is major corruption and this has to be known about before the election. i don t know. i wouldn t say suggest. hinted? i don t know. inferred? you don t know. okay. this has to be done early so the attorney general has to act. senator harris now the democratic vice-presidential nominee finally gets an answer to a question she asked the attorney general more than a year ago. you know better late than never. you know, willie, i m surrounded, most of the people that i see every day are voting for donald trump. most of the friends i grew up ....
two bags. two other tsa employees and passenger were shot before airport police shot the suspect four times. according to court documents, ciancia meant to kill tsa agents. we re not advocating at this time that all 45,000 officers be armed. we believe that creating a layer of security within tsa where there are law enforcement officers at tsa that are, would provide like a nationwide law enforcement force to back up our officers and secure those checkpoints is something that needs to be examined. reporter: reports also indicate that ciancia s father called police on friday after another family member received a suicidal text from ciancia. police went to ciancia s apartment to investigate but by then it was too late. the shootings had already begun. thank you, derek. federal authorities are now promising a new review of security reviews in light of friday s shootings. mary is live in the newsroom reporter: reports of a person carrying a gun or handgun. 400 s ....
miley cyrus catching everyone off guard today. monday, august 26th, 2013. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a monday morning. i m savannah guthrie. i m carl quintanilla. mike bettes has the morning off. did you stay up to watch the vmas? no. i never felt so old in my life. miley, wow. wow. we ll have a lot more of that including the reaction from inside the hall. a lot of people couldn t believe that shall we say, dramatic performance. also ahead, a dramatic 911 call from a 12-year-old boy who was home alone and kept his cool when two burglars broke in. but we ll begin with the crisis in syria and how the white house will respond to the government s apoeur pair apoeurant use of chemical weapons. we have two reports this morning. we ll start with richard engle. she in turkey near the syrian border. richard, good morning to ....
at today s sessions hearing. the equivalent of being made to go to the back of the bus. major holes in tillerson s sanctuary. were we lobbying before or against? i m a germaphobe, believe me. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. there are just nine days until donald trump becomes president of the united states. today we were inundated with news, much of it disturbing, about what to expect when he takes office. in fact there was so much news today it is, frankly, impossible for us to fully cover what we saw and heard, which may well have been the point. we are going to aggressively cover the issues we have deemed most important and they are big ones. among them, the president-elect evoking nazi germany to characterize u.s. intelligence agencies, offering kind words to the russians who the intelligence community believe hacked the dnc and clinton campaign. trump s secretary of state pick exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson possibly ly ....
reporter: yeah, wolf. as you said. this is going to be a campaign-style rally here in phoenix. one of several the president has held since the inauguration. it s actually going to be the furthest west that donald trump has gone since becoming president, and we should expect some familiar faces on hand with him. the vice president, mike pence. his chief of staff, john kelly. it s also notable who is going to be absent from this rally. arizona s two republican senators. both john mccain and jeff flake, very critical of the president. both of them had very harsh words for him after his response to the violence in charlottesville at that press conference in trump tower one week ago. and the president didn t hesitates when responding to that criticism, specifically from jeff flake. he took to twitter last week saying that the arizona senator is weak and a non-factor in the senate. and praising his potential gop primary opponent dr. kelly ward. it s unclear whether or not dr. the ....