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there is a line somewhere. there definitely is a line. ultimately it comes down to allowing young adults. that's what college students are , young adults make decisions for themselves. along the lines of what could be offensive. it's the subjective standards that a lot of people see a problem with. yale sent out a campus-wide e-mail telling students exact reply what he they quo and couldn't wear, telling them what to did and a professor there sent out an e-mail to students saying in response to campus wide e-mail show good judgment, you know what is students rioted outside his office and called him all kind of things just because he said be smart. i think that's the hypersensitive. you're supposed to prepare students for the real world and in the real world it's not about who is more offended, it's about who is right. the facts and too many times we get caught up in in feelings on campusment commonsense seems to be in short supply. >> you can dress up in low kay, if you want to. >> he's basically is. >> and a bad taste in a football team.

the problem is, they still do not have enough personnel to try to get in here and put a line around this fire and stop any forward progress. they are relying on mother nature this morning. there were a couple of firefighters i spoke with a few minutes ago from sevastopol. they told me there are a couple of things working in their favor this morning. they don't have the high winds we were seeing yesterday. you can see the embers coming up as the trees are burning, but they are not whipping around. they are not continuing to blow and start new fires and spread the fire. the other thing they have working in their favor is that the fire is moving downhill. fire spreads much more quickly when going uphill because heat rises. so this is a backing fire, which means it is coming down the hill and going a lot slower. until they are able to get an additional cruise from southern california and other places in california, there is not much they can do except watch the fire and tried to put up a line and protect the homes here in the oakmont neighborhood. we do want to stress that as of right now no

of 20% corporate. >> i'm not drawing a red line those are principles that we've laid out, we've not ajust ajumped or -- adjusted or changed principles since we started. charles: my guests are back with us, gail, i hope it is a red line, i think that wall street hopes it is a red line, anyone by the way who likes to see corporate america bring money home and build factories would like to see a red line, highwayd this come up? >> you might think that watching this that republicans like to shoot themselves in their own foot. you think of promise and the way that market reacting, the relief would bring should be an immediate relief. if you think that phasing in idea is a valuable idea, it is not, that delays the benefits, it is easier for congresses in future to avoid following through on corporate tax rate reduction. charles: i know that leadership and republican side are wednesdayed to th -- wedded to , they are grappling for something. they have come up with crazy ideas. this is another crazy idea. >> we have seen gdp growth of 3% o

line. large -- a-- a message from the army. a clear warning. it gets worse. troll veterans saying that it is blocked by confederate infantry. the commander complaints he can i get the proper reconnaissance. line, henter of the a sergeant to look at the territory. he escapes circuitously. seen.es to report he has their almost captured and -- and was turned away. surely his tail is nothing but a tall tale he reports that had orders that howard has gone south. howard has himself gone down to five. you know something is coming and he will be ready and waiting for it. clearly, something is going on at the was ahead. why doesn't howard pay any attention. why don't the subordinate officers pay any attention? , knowing information there is a body of confederates in front of you doesn't tell you how many. should he be concerned or is this a screening movement? a diversion? until you can get a proper reconnaissance that can tell you how many men are out there, what they consist of, how do you make preparations? once more, they need -- heard from headquarters, just like

. >>> tonight firefighters are on dry creek road in napa tryin to hold a critical line there to keep flames from advancing. many residents living on the road are staying at a high-end luxury resort rolling out the red carpet. leslie brinkley is there life. >> hi, dan, the meritage resort has more than 400 fire victims firsresponders, pg&e works all staying here tonight. offering free food to people in napa affected b the fire. it's a place tget away from dry creek road as you mentioned. that is a battle line. we have been watching it all day and into tomorrow. they s it's critical for the fire to not cross over dry creek road. and there was good news today. no new homes burned. in this beautif ballroom with big screen tvs and free drinks and food, fire evacuees got a chance to catch their breath away from the smo and the fear that are almost inescapable here in napa. >> i can't stand it. i'm going crazy. i really am i'm going czy every moment is the house is good. the house is not good. there isfire. there is not fire. >> cindiy is happy to getut with the dog wahly a and his h husband

i don't think the elections will draw a line under it. it's not only the 40% who wa nt under it. o want independence, there are about close on 75, 80% that would like a referendum on catalan independence. of course the whole issue of in what circumstances would the elections ta ke circumstances would the elections take place? presumably civil disobedience will only be able to go so disobedience will only be able to go so far. i presume that the catalan president orformer so far. i presume that the catalan president or former president and the ministers will be imprisoned, so what kind of climate will the elections take place in? will the separatists want to take part and if they don't what will happen? can you try and, if you can, to put all of this into some kind of context looking at the history of catalan and spain? a lot of analysts are saying this is just the contagian of anti—austerity, anti—establishment, nationalism, the rise of the right as well, not in catalan, but that anti—establishment culture we are seeing spread across the world now, is it more than that, though?” w

because it's such a big area, and the fire line is such a big fire line on these massive hill tops, theyare spread out. they have a lot of firefighters but they are jumping from street to street. we began to report yesterday of the we got a response from the firefighters who made their way up the hill and started to put out the flames, they are all keeping a close eye on the flames but they mentioned to me, they expect strong wind gusts up on these hill tops tonight and they are preparing, they have prepared all day long for that, they are hoping that this stays way up on the hill, but they are prepared in case it comes closer to some of these homes. >>> thank you, jr. >>> i want to turn to brittney shipp, our chief meteorologist, the weather cooperated just a bit today but tonight is the opposite. >> unfortunately, tonight, that's going to be the concern for us, we have the red flag warning which started at 5:00, it continues through 5:00 tomorrow. we have a possibility of wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. calistoga is a big concern, you can see, tubbs fire is burning, the wind is now

it was a favorite line of joe stalin, it was a favorite line of adolph hitler, it was a favorite line of mao tse tung. it was not a favorite line of thomas jefferson type people. they were the bad guys. they adopted that because -- >> rose: that the press is the enemy of the people. >> is the enemy of the american people. for the american people then to be fed information that undercuts the legitimacy of the press, that it's all fake, why to that? two reasons, one, psychological. the president wants to be above it all, and i believe that there are -- i call it creeping authoritarianism. i could be dead wrong about that, but that's my judgment about where he would like us to go. and the other thing which, to me, again, is frightening is that if we live in an era of uncertainty, and we do, how do we know what is going on, unless we have a press that we can trust? but if we can't trust that press, then where to you get your information? and the president would like us to believe that everything he says, everything people supporting him say is true, and everything else is fake, then we ar

i am in this incident could have been avoided because next month at a tournament in the land line umpiresl be replaced by hawk—eye. instead of the players challenging for a decision we will be calling the system in real—time. as soon as the system in real—time. as soon as the ball bounces out you will hear a shout. for many the line umpires are important characters in the theatre of tennis, but the objective of losing them is to make the game fair. from players' perspective, it will allow them to focus on their game and worry less about the strategy of how many reviews they have left. at the moment it is limited to three challenges per set. potuk o'sullivan trained as a line umpires for three years before he got his call up to wimbledon. then he had to wait five years before stepping out into the 2017 men's final. it was such a huge honour. 0bviously final. it was such a huge honour. obviously the pressures of having the world watching and, you know, but you just have to be confident in your own court. how would he feel about being replaced by a machine?” think we have a role in tennis th

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a line started at 4:00 this morning. been trying all day to leave las vegas and get home. amanda curling got to the airport 6 hours early for her san francisco bound flight. she says after what she experienced last night she wanted to go home. >> for now i need to distance myself from vegas and let the people who live here and who are injured and passed away grieve before we all move on and go try to enjoy another day. >> reporter: airport workers say they were very busy this morning with people wanted to get on earlier flights than planned. before she left las vegas, amanda carolin spoke with great appreciation for the people here who helped others during the shooting. >> they did a great job responding to the issue at hand. getting people into small groups, hunkered behind trailers. >> reporter: the helpful spirit is still strong today. this is a line of people trying to donate blood. many of these people waited more than seven hours in the hot sun. the community showed up to fuel them bringing them food, water and cha

definitely not a good situation for the crews on the fire lines later on today going into early tomorrow morning. right now they are getting a much needed break. >> thank you. the wind is the last thing they need up there. >> flames from the nuns fire getting dangerously close to homes that are west. >> some residents refuse to evacuate and took a stand against flames. leslie is live along dry creek road with the latest. >> reporter: i'm right here at dry creek road and orchard avenue. this is like the ground zero for people whose homes are back up the road here. i've talked to a lot of desperate people worried about their homes. even loved ones who chose to stay on this section of road between here and the oakville grade to the north. one woman drove up to us in panic over her husband. >> he decided he's going to save our driveway and there's seven homes up there. he's up there fighting the fire now. we're hoping that -- it's two guys. hopefully they both get out okay. >> reporter: she got one phone call from him saying he was fighting flames. we drove up part of dry creek road. we trie

>> thank you very much. >>> tonight firefighters are on dry creek road in napa trying to hold a critical line there to keep flames from advancing. many residents living on the road are staying at a high-end luxury resort rolling out the red carpet. leslie brinkley is there life. >> hi, dan, the meritage resort has more than 400 fire victims first responders, pg&e works all staying here tonight. offering free food to people in napa affected by the fire. it's a place to get away from dry creek road as you mentioned. that is a battle line. we have been watching it all day and into tomorrow. they say it's critical for the fire to not cross over dry creek road. and there was good news today. no new homes burned. in this beautiful ballroom with big screen tvs and free drinks and food, fire evacuees got a chance to catch their breath away from the smoke and the fear that are almost inescapable here in napa. >> i can't stand it. i'm going crazy. i really am i'm going crazy every moment is the house is good. the house is not good. there is fire. there is not fire. >> cindiy is happy to get out with th

three lines are suspended because of the accident near the fern rock trancesation center. and all not running at this hour and creating a major headache for people trying to get out of center city and heading northbound from fern rock and we'll keep you posted as soon as the lines are back in service. on the pennsylvania turnpike the news has gotten better. the crash eastbound from norristown to fort washington is now on the shoulder and the bad news is we have not completely recovered. with speeds like 4 miles per hour. coming east of fort washington, coming east of valley forge toward fort washington. and it is quite slow still with delays spilling back on the northbound side of the blue route. and in delco two separate accident around route 1 has cleared as well a broken down vehicle at 420, and a crash along 95 northbound by the betsy ross bridge taking out the right lane in the spot that is normally heavy. coming out of 95 northbound. norrisville a crash at bridge street and pennsylvania avenue. and in hammonton an accident and downed traffic signal by the wal-mart westbound at 206 trenton road. we'll check it agai

if there are a lot of stocks -- so here's the bottom line. you play not be a technician but you need to know what charts are saying and read the internals to verify a real move or a phony one. we'll go over a whole host of predictive patterns. everything we do around here, not just on the off-the chart tuesday but a stock selection every single day >>> jim in michigan. >> caller: i got a question for you. in the segment you were talking about secular stocks, could you define for me once again what is secular stocks and maybe give me an example or two? >> certainly this is a very important issue because it's a term that gets thrown around, people like secular. secular means a growth stock that does not need the best product in the world to increase in order for it to be able to beat the number. some of the classic secular grower stocks would be some of the bio teches, the retailers that have terrific growth. gary in california >> caller: gary from california, my question's regarding dividends in a down market, sir. you're accumulating dividends

>> we think atf ought to do its job, look at this and draw a bright line. >> dickerson: if i am a republican i am a fan of the nra do i want to say "no" or "yes" to legislation that does this? >> i think you want to tell atf to do its job, it is an enter preif the issue and they need to get the job done, but not let dianne feinstein which is what she wants to do, turn this all into some christmas tree on the hill where she brings all of her anti-gun circus she has been trying to do for years into this. >> dickerson: well, here is the problem people have with the nra is they hear you say that and basically they say, well, mr. lapierre is trying to do is tell any gun owner that any measure to regulate guns of any kind is really an effort to take their guns away, therefore they should be fearful, that you are basically trying to scare them. we have. >> reporter:. >> we have all kinds of gun laws on the books we don't enforce anyone of them. enforce federal gun laws in chicago if you want to do something there. a felon touches a gun, five years in prison, criminal members, ten to 20. >> i mean,

line. yes, that's a great line. life, liberty or property. particularly here, we're talking about a liberty interest that says you must leave for some people, the only home that ever, that you've ever had. you must leave your family. so that when someone is making the decision, am i going to plead guilty to a crime that i didn't commit in return for time served, he needs to know by the term for time served during give actor to his wife and kids whether i.c.e. , is going to be standing out there depriving him of that liberty and deporting him from his wife and kids. >> do you think you could go back to justice kennedy's original question? if you don't recall, if i get it right. is let's look at the when we struck down in johnson and the difficult language was it involves conduct that presents a serious potential risk of physical injury to another. then there were a lot of examples where gee, awfully tough to figure out whether it does or does not fall within those words. now, let's look at this line. -- this language. it involves a substantial

these people are standing in a line more than two blocks long. would to they need? ice. a dramatic rescue in the district, a car crashing into the woods and bursting into onames just before 7:00 hillcrest drive in southeast. three people were trapped. two were taken to the hospital in critical condition. the police are investigating the cause. hasmonths, charlottesville been at the center of race conversations, the city looking to remove a confederate statue of robert e lee, but white supremacists continue to hold rallies and protests. q mccray has more from the live desk. q, i know that commonwealth leaders are trying to figure out how to stop these rallies legally. q: that's right, we fo charlottesville police will be working with the commonwealth attorney's office on legal action after the rally. the demonstration caught a lot of people offguard. torch-wielding white nationalists gathered in charlottesville saturday night, a flash alrally of about three dozen people gathering for about 30 minutes, enough to unnerve people across the street. >> it was unexpected. i had

dropping fire retardant from the air last night and hand crews and dozers have been constructing a lineo hold it back. but it's been very difficult. blow visibility, a lot of smoke over there. now, geyserville is a small town. the population less than 1,000. and while much of the town is evacuated, the downtown area over there is not evacuated. it also has electricity and we have cell service at this point. so we are holding on to the good news and hoping it will stay that way. live in geyserville, anne makevoc, kpix 5. oh, and let's go now to jackie, who is at another raging fire, this one in napa county. jackie. >> reporter: yeah, anne. this is what's being called the atlas fire. we're alongside highway 221 right now. that's known as the vallejo highway. and behind me is skyline wilderness park. you can kind of see the glow right now. we earlier when we got here the flames were visible but we believe that the flames have dipped into a canyon now. the silver lining to this part of fire is that there aren't any stretchers up interest. this part of the atlas fire was originally in napa c

and the republican legislature had to reverse the tax cuts they did in kansas. >> do you have a line in the sand of where you won't support this? do you have a deficit line in the sand? if it increases the deficit even temporarily, can you support this tax cut plan? >> i'm not going to do a line in the sand other than this. if they don't put some guardrails on the giant pass-through loophole that 95% of private businesses are going to enjoy and 80% of the business -- 80% of the benefit will go to millionaires and billionaires, that's what i can't do. i certainly can't do a policy that's going to hurt a family of four that has only a $50,000 income in my state. so they have got to show us. but it feels like they're going to ram this through on a party line vote and that's probably the most disappointing. >> look, you're running for re-election in a trump state. >> yeah. >> the president has already visited your state once to talk about tax reform. here's what he said about you. >> we must lower our taxes. and your senator, claire mccaskill, she must do this for you. and if she doesn't

can i give them a time line on that? >> unfortunately i cannot be specific as to when they will take place, we want to get people back to their homes but there are hazards that might exist in neighborhoods like power lines being down, maybe there is a gas leak, also trees and debris will prevent people from going in there in a safe fashion. going in will not happen until we can mitigate the problems. >> reporter: in sonoma 285 people are missing, tonight we learned 285 people are missing. that's more of a sheriffs office job but what can you tell us about what is going to be done to find those people and reunite them with their family. >> that's a responsibility of law enforcement. in regards to the people that are missing, they could be unaccounted for or with their loved ones, law enforcement has not tracked them down but we are hopeful that we can account for all of those folks. >> reporter: with the fire fight that is happening now, i know you guys are exhausted but how can everyone keep going, the fire is at 0% cont

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university of virginia professor larry soboto since it was a line of de mark case, between a line of america that basically trusted its government to an america that began not to trust its government. >> and president trump does have the power to withhold the document, even longer, but he has indicated he will allow their release. >>> and there will be much more on the jfk document coming up on cbs-3 this morning, the secret service agent that protected mrs. kennedy. right after cbs this morning. >> police in florida on the hunt for cereal killer after three people were murdered all in the same tampa neighborhood vigil head for the weekends, viacheslav tips over the weekends. all three people shot and killed within ten days every each other. police fear the three killings are all connected, even though the victims didn't appear to know each other. officials released this video of someone who they say may be a suspect. >>> well, this morning, fire fighters west virginia are finally getting a handle on massive warehouse fire that broke out two days ago. the fire started early saturday

when you are asking if they're shouting at national police forces to leave the region and that's a line yes and allison in a number zero in will but i was hit on the shoulder and on the leg as well it is still swollen to miss the bed is tracked by the has several times i was pushed to the floor a guy standing next to me stop me from feeling a policeman was hitting my friend with his helmet any my father stopped him he was punched as well now you can see i will look at the crowd it was me as you can see a lot of young to be but i was up in the ground it was a line in the union of what was john was like to take place that was it was the barcelona that it was that was out it was that because this was it was easy and it was the i thought it was the one in madrid to sign was it negotiating to. elissa and while. this is what's happening on the streets. as medina said the general strike includes transport employees refusing to work paralyzing traffic right across the region buses a metro services they've also been canceled taxi drivers even have been refusing to take passengers with some publi

my hair was >> reporter: these lines dug by bulldozers that kept at it for four days. dan, a former marine, learned how to cut fire lines in the military. >> this is the difference a military makes. that's why they use them in the fires. >> the winds may be calmer but the fire danger is still a serious concern. dan's on alert. >> you can see behind us where we stopped it. >> reporter: as you can imagine, the browns valley neighborhood are thankful for them to save this moment. >> if that equipment wouldn't have been here. is this line would have been here. >> reporter: lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> and sky 7 is giving residents in the north bay valuable information about where many of those fires are burning. when activated, seven tracked it and is only available on abc7news. >>> abc 7 news was at the seminary as strawberries in in n valley are bringing in games and supplies for kids to make everyone comfortable. >>> now to good news about animals missing after the fire in sonoma county. odom the dog stayed behind while the family ran from the flames last sunday. he was guar

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that they could hold a musket and stand in the line. how big was johnston's army? .hat is a controversy, too his official returns in may of 1864 at the outset of the campaign shows 60,000 men in all branches, infantry, calvary, and artillery, and an effective total of 42,000. in richmond, jefferson davis look at these returns and the number that popped in his mind is 60,000, roughly the size of army in virginia appear johnston emphasized the smaller number, 42,000. with either number the odds were 2-1. the confederacy faced long odds everywhere. johnston's inferiority to sherman was not significantly greater than lee to grant. johnston knew what davis expected from him. from dalton to northern georgia he was to advance northward to recover chatanooga and move into central tennessee. butston was willing to try, insisted that he didn't have the assets to do it. he complained that he was short of calvary. to popular culture, the calvary is supposed to be a confederate strength. that was probably true in 1862 and may have been mostly true in virginia as late as 1864, bu

everything that we're covering this morning has a line. what he's doing with the first amendment. dment. jake held up a copy of the constitution because that's what this is about. when the president of the united states challenges it. the whole moron controversy, because he doesn't like the word and the insult, we have instability around one of the one or two most important positions in our government. and because hen doesn't like what's going on in afghanistan, who does, he challenges the leadership authority of all of these people who are appointed to give him best counsel, which he sorely needs. he doesn't understand fcc licenses, the first amendment, the nuclear arsenal, so we needs the help. so that is the tease for today. there's a throw line and people should be like dave. >> if you can't handle the constitution, just read the fcc rules, just eight pages of them. >> they don't govern us in the same ways. you have to find a different mechanism or e he can be like dave. >> mean and evil. he doesn't understand how the stock market works and the national debt works and i'll be o

when they are asking if they're shouting at national police forces to leave the region and that's a line up that's a man with a minimum know it well but i was hit on the shoulder and on the leg as well it is still swollen to missed the band is tracked by the has several times i was pushed to the floor a guy standing next to me stop me from feeling the policeman was hitting my friend with his helmet only my father stopped him he was punched as well now you can see i will look at the crowd it wound me as you can see a lot of young the boat was up in the ground it was a line of the union of workers have told where the general strike takes place was that it was the worst was that it was a lot of doubt it was that because this was a was it he was he had thought it was the one and in my dream to do something i would say to the negotiating table i think the weight was what he said was what if i do as it lays and while the unions were calling for that this is what's happening on the streets of basra was it was medina. said the general strike includes transport employees are refusing to work para

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. >> there's been a steady line of traffic. that's where tiffany wilson joins us live. tiffany? >> reporter: deon, there ask a sense of celebration here in the air in calistoga. hand made signs are welcoming families back into the city. cars have been honking their horns and we've seen some signs of life returning to normal, kindz riding their bikes down the streets. last week no one thought much of it but today this is a luxury. >> thank you. >> reporter: a line of cars stretched down highway 29 today filled with families eager to go home. >> i am so thrilled. >> reporter: carey left her home thursday morning. what is the first time you're going to do? >> really i want to kiss the ground but i got to clean out the refrigerator or freezer otherwise she'll want to keep everything. >> reporter: just a few miles away, danger still looms. dense clouds of smoke over the hill overlooking the napa wineries. helicopters dropping loads of water trying to stop the march of flames. >> the whole thing is a bit surreal. >> reporter: ed hudson watched from below. the stress and sleepless night

do you draw a line or don't you in i would draw a line at having a review of the most violent criminals before we put them on a path to having their gun rights restore. my opponent would not. his oh poan event has fran gillespie as a donald trump alley even though the former republican chairman comes from a more main streend wing of the republican party than trump. even so, gillespie says no matter who is elected governor of virginia they're going to have to work this white house. any governor has to have a working relationship with the president. because 20 cents of every dollar this our economy is a direct federal dollar and i would be able to work with this vice-president pence, his cabinet. make no mistake, ed gillespie has been a figure on the national political stage for years. remember, he ran against virginia senator mark warner and came close to defeating him. however in this case race he say s it is very different than a a campaign running for someone else. i'm not selling other people's ideas. that's not to say i didn't agree with ideas. when you p put your name on the bin la

this morning, i'll talk to a fire chief on the front lines of this crisis. >> i see this as a countrywide problem that has the potential to bankrupt the country. >> huntington, west virginia's fire chief on the day in the life, fighting the epidemic. joining me for insight and analysis are chris matthews, host of "hardball" on msnbc. amy walter, national editor of the cook political report. al cardenas, former chairman of the american conservative union. and eliana johnson of politico. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the pr washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. it's his party and you can cry if you want to. however you view what's happened to the republican party over the past year, president trump has managed a hostile takeover or that he's being greeted as a liberator, there's no question now that he has recreated the party in his own image, at least the base of his party in his own image. beyond that, he's struggling. our brand new nbc news "wall street journal" poll shows

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a line of officers arrayed in front of the building as protesters shouted at them from across the street. those attending the four-day international association of chiefs of police convention say a major topic of conversation inside, best way to handle street protests >> i had to do a large crowd control major incidents throughout the nation particularly as it pertains to the first amendment issues that our protesters want and saying that we have to grant the first amendment rights to the protesters, so that's a big topic. >>> the protest video from yesterday, to recap four citations for disorderly conduct were issued yesterday, two individuals actually arrested for assault against police officers in at 14th and jfk. as for the -- 1400 jfk, as for the protesters or demonstration, so far they have not materialized. live from center city, john rollins. >> a philadelphia police officer working the protests was on his way home and he lost control of his motorcycle. and turned on to roosevelt boulevard in the city's mayfair section, this happened about 1:00 this morning, the officer was rush

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as a line being drawn over the wall can act president trump supports a deal to protect dreamers, butats are calling his immigration wish list. trash. can they reach a deal? stay tuned. >> sandra: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first hear his harris with what's coming up on "outnumbered" overtime in just a few moments. >> harris: we now have is it's going to be from our first hour. the war of words is escalating between the united states and north korea. the kim regime says president trump has "lift the wick of war." he is starting a hail of fire rated we are waiting to see what the response will be from them. and the boys got controversial decision to welcome girls. that broke during the 1:00 eastern hour yesterday and now it sparked a lot of backlash. we'll get into a top of the hou hour. >> sandra: can you see us down here? >> harris: i can print hello, my friends. i'm loving the color wheel by the way, ladies. >> sandra: president trump and democrats in another showdown over the fate of hundreds of thousands of so-called dreamers. the president says they should be allowe

thing that was sad by the prime minister is that there was actually no referendum here and catch a line well perhaps this is just wishful thinking but i talked to people here to listen to their reaction to the prime minister's address. and so i sing with them because they're not a for the movies well i think that is notable for all those arrested for. violence of the. responsibility of the bullets might taint the safety of the people and the air creating the is in security you're not a low enough to both but it's incredible it's really what this is it is it's in europe this is europe. well this morning people were ready to gather peacefully and there were telling us many times that for them it is very important to remain a peaceful gathering just to protect their fundamental human rights but reading throughout the day and the mood in the crowd seems to have changed now we've heard reports of police man as a result of scuffles between the crowds and security services people were building barricades around different polling stations not only here in barcelona but in other parts out by cat