Breaking. Im pretty lucky guy to be married to the woman im married to and that was why when i had the conversation with this woman i expressed right from the outset that i am happily married man. That i have no interest in a relationship. Reporter the married father of three says hes speaking because the other side broke a confidentiality agreement they both signed. Asked if hell quit and asked about the demand by House Speaker ryan that he pay back taxpayers, meehan says if they believe that somehow i have committed some sexual harassment, then im prepared to pay that money back. Reporter why cant you just pay it back any way . Why should taxpayers pay pay for any of this. Taxpayers pay for the work of employees and they pay severances to employees each and every day. Reporter now meehan is being investigated by the Ethics Committee that is a panel that he sat on hes now on it any more. He says that he removed himself from it. Now, the attorney for the former aid who i spoke to today
In nashville. Its heart break and a wound that will take a long time to heal. Mitch mcconnell, a congressman from kentucky opened his remarks by paying respects to the victims. I sent comfort and healing to everyone affected by this violence. Now, Authorities Say that children were taken to safe rooms when this was going down and there is an active investigation by the Kentucky State Police and channel 6 action news. Thank you. Well, the government shut down is over but the debate rages tonight. Igned a shortterm fix to fund the government for less than three weeks it stopped the 69 hour shut down and reauthorized childrens held care for another six years. And they did not do anything for daca. Former fbi director, james comey, is questioned by Robert Muellers office. And the New York Times is reporting that comey was asking about memos he wrote about his interactions with President Trump and the news comes hours after it was learn that attorney general, jeff sessions, was interests vi
And joins us live in broward county, florida to, night. Reporter there is a heaviness in the air here at the parkland amphitheater. Its just ten minutes away from Marjorie Douglas Stoneman High School which was of course where that shooting took place just yesterday. That massacre leaving this community in shock. Hundreds upon hundreds of people showing up here. 17 dead. Angels marking their lives on stage. People here crying and embracing one another. Ive seen people with roses, children embracing their paren parents. Tears. People praying. This Community Just reeling from what happened and trying to make its initial steps to heal a massive wound left behind by yesterdays massacre. A day that no one here will forget. As this vigil gets under way, i hear people, students saying, i thought it was a drill. They know today it wasnt. And those 17 angels on stage mark the lives that were lost. In parkland, kirsten delgado, fox news. Continuing now with our coverage of the florida mass shoot
Theyll be signing copies afterwards if anybody wants to purchase one. Nday on q a. , washington journal continues. Host joining us from toronto canada is mubin shaikh. He is the author of the book undercover jihadi. Tell us valuable, why did you write a . Guest hello. I really wanted to put the message out for really, other mothers other young muslims. To put take the book up and hopefully see themselves in it. For people to see what happens to people. There were multiple reasons for doing it. Host you talk about your own adoption of radical ideas. Tells about your story. How did you get to that point . Guest i went to Public School during the daytime. It was a very mixed environment. Very caring, nurturing environment. As opposed to in the evening, i would go to koran school. It was like the indian or pakistani system where boys and girls were separated. You sit in front of wooden benches, not understanding of word of what you are reading. If you made a mistake, you were slapped. This
Today they came together near the asap center in san jose to emphasize that point. Nbcs bay area Marianne Favro joins us live. Marianne, they do not want to see the same thing happen here. Reporter they certainly dont. Thats the point they are trying to make this afternoon. About 120 people came out here to ga wad lieu pay river park and they are pro it testing because they dont want any oil trains to roll through san jose. No. No. Oil trains nowhere in our town. They explode and they pollute, we say turn them down. Reporter the raging grannies sang songs encouraging people to jump on board the protest against oil trains. Specifically they are against a proposed phillips 66 refinery expansion that would turn the Union Pacific railroad which runs through san jose into a route for oil trains. We are saying no to further oil Oil Development and we dont want the dangerous form of carbon to come through san jose and endangering our citizens. Reporter San Jose City councilman ash colrod join