Good morning, everyone, its wednesday, october 16th. At least there is some good news for boston. For boston. With us on set, not washington. National Affairs Analyst john heilman is with us. Hello, george. Hi. Add to that, we have donny deutsche, incorporated. Donny deutsche. And in washington, White House Correspondent for the associated press, julie pace and kelly odonnell. So now we raise the bar. Willie, in either circumstance, we would be talking about the historic effectiveness of the Detroit Tigers pitching because their pitching has been extraordinary, verlander, again we seen this three games strikeout after strikeout, that man the best pitcher in baseball without a doubt, unbelievable. Of course. One strike after another strikeout after another strikeout. Yet the tigers couldnt hit and the red sox carrying about a. 132 game average. I thought the red sox had one run on napolis home run. Thats all they needed. You can see it on verlanders face what do i have to do, exactly .
A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. Interesting part of the president s answer to ainslie earharts question, that hasnt played in that portion that you aired there, shep, where the president said this was not a Campaign Contribution, because it wasnt the campaign that paid it, it was me. And i have tweeted about that in the past. Now, you remember, the president put an awful lot of his own money into the campaign. So i asked sarajevo hah Huckabee Sanders how did the president dlinity what was going to the campaign and what might have gone to other people for campaign purposeles. Listen in here. How do you draw the line between what was a Campaign Contribution and what might have been a payment to somebody for other purps. Secretary sanders im not going to get into the back and forth of the legal part of. This i would refer to you the president s outside counsel 678 as i told cecilia, what i can tell you is what the president has stated a number of
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the initial report that they had was someone with a high-powered rifle was shooting down at them. and you can see both from the footage we ve seen on tv as well as our photographs they re take taking all precautions. they have snipers across the roof. the chief of police is coming out to make sure officers are safe and deployed properly. they ve called in help from the county sheriff s department. it seems like a major response. i m looking at a picture on your san diego union trib website now of a sniper on a nearby rooftop. tom, stay with me. let me just bring you in. again, i think tom brought up a great point. we re being really careful as well. this is an active situation. we don t want to give away what police are doing to assuage this individual to peacefully give up. but what are police doing to try to end this? well, the one thing that s interesting, i think the initial call was a domestic disturbance.
streets would have violation on you if you had done something wrong. that s what i ve been saying for the last two days. there is no code of respect. there s no values system left. we have to put it back in place. that s why the reward is up so high now, $20,000. this is enough. we re going to draw the line so you are not going to kill babies and then go back home and pretend nothing happened. i was looking at your facebook page. wur posting something about how now other young people are going to school wondering if they re safe. so there s that. then i want to share a cartoon. i don t know if you ve seen this, this is from the trib by scott santis. as we look at this, you see this picture of tyshawn. then on the right side it says, still waiting for the outrage. my question is, if this was, for example, a shooting involving this 9-year-old and let s say a police officer, we would be hearing from everyone, what they saw, who was wearing what, there would be protests on the