if you were to ask anyone who knew him and who lived in grenfell tower or the surrounding area, theyl you that ray was a kind, gentle, compassionate man. his dog marley died alongside him and the bodies of seven of his neighbours were also found in his top—floor flat. there was no way down to escape, the only alternative was to head towards the top floor. there, they met ray and took refuge in his flat. the positioning of the bodies of debra, jessica, berkti and biruk were on my brother's bed with my brother resting beside the bed on the floor. there was a video message from his 84—year—old mother, who never imagined burying her son. raymond was one of my best children, and he passed away from an accident and i really miss him very much. # still waters run deep... this was raymond's memorial service, his family left angry and bewildered. death should have taken my brother naturally, he should not have been killed in this way. he did not deserve to die by suffocation, cyanide poisoning and ultimately burned until his remains are no more than 30% of who he was. sakineh afrasiabi, a bea

you have a sense of who he is. - i have a sense of who he is and i have a sense of who his voters are, because i spent time out on the campaign trail talking to his voters, talking to people when the access hollywood tape came out. i also only covered bernie sanders and donald trump, so i never covered hillary clinton, which to me helps me understand that there are a lot of americans that are angry for a lot of different reasons. - i agree, well the sanders and the trump people, it's often thought, had more in common with one another than with the people in their parties. - they have a lot in common. mainly, they're both very angry at kind of government and how it's worked. - they think they've been getting screwed by the system. - they think they're getting screwed by the system, they both think that the system is rigged. one group is largely blaming either the government or people of color for their problems. it's usually trump supporters who say, i don't think that all of them are blaming people of color, but there's at least a good number of them that are. on the bernie sanders wi

and who likes her and who doesn't like her. i kept thinking, who the hell cares. she is qualified. [applause] and so, but, even that continues. so even now that you're not running, c recently, said you hd said something in india about wisconsin being backwards. and you hadn't, in contest you said something very different. repeating untruths about you, means somehow a take on certain kind of, i don't know potency, i wonder about you, i would sometimes read the news, is she okay? how is she? [laughter] because i mean, really, tell me about that. >>te well, to some extent this s a bit of a mystery to me as well. for 25 years, ever since i have been in the public spotlight nationally there has been a very concerted effort to just, you know, attack me, spread falsehoods about me and the like, which, i knew was going on and which, do take a toll, they take a toll not only on me but they take a toll on people with views about me because, when you have so many absurd lies being propagated about you, you come to know that even when they are easily disprovable, there is a lingering doubt tha

these are people who believe the same thing, who have the same theology but who have a different skinone, so again, we can't keep pretending that race isn't the primary fact in so many of these discussions that we are having here. this is an issue among white evangelicals, and i would say that that's a good thing w because whare seeing now is an enormous amount of backlash from white evangelical, many white evangelical leaders who feel as though this is a day of reckoning, , that for many, many yeaangelicalism and the republican party have been married as a single forces is the sort of c,mination of that marria and perhaps it's time for a divorce. vu: you have spoken out against the travel ban as well, the one that applies to eight countri, including iran, where you're from, but what would you say to those who feel, as president trump does, that this is the right thing to do, p some travel restrictions in place? aslan: these aren't "some" travel restrictions. they're blanket-travel restrictions. in the entire history of the united states,ng not a american has ever been killed on u.s.

they're paying attention to who is fighting for them and who is sitting on the sidelines, who is listening, who is ignoring the public's demands. this vote is coming, and when it does it will put a magnifying glass on congress. it will be crystal clear who is protecting corporate buddies and who is fighting for everyday americans. the senate has a job to do, and i urge my colleagues to join this movement and stand on the right side of history. in the 20th century the rural electrification process connected huge parts of our country to the benefits of electricity. it raised living standards, extended educational opportunities, expanded opportunities in society. that is what internet is doing for the 21st century. job creation, small business development, social justice, distance education, every day the lives of americans are transformed for the better because they can access this diverse, dynamic, democratic platform where history is made every single day. so again, i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this congressional review act resolution to restore net neutrality, and i will now file t

men die nameless in amputation wars, men who she never sees, men who are brought in by night who are dead by morning and those stretcher bearers have no idea of the names. you see this terrible appall falling over the hospital work of kate coming and others. by 1964 kate is still there. she goes for six weeks without drafting an entry and she had been doing it every couple days and in the last parts of the war she writes sporadically abandoning narrative, like medical charting. one one dies unexpectedly, she notes he is one of five brothers died in a service, what a record and tale is in these few words. she simply alludes to language she cannot create. she is fatigued beyond language at this point. well, in 1865 sometime after that she travels home about 400 miles. she was about 400 miles from mobile. she has 10 cents in her pocket. she goes by wagon when she can get a ride. otherwise she walks. i think she gets one very short boat ride and spends much of the rest of her life trying to earn money for herself and for other women left penny less by the war. she becomes a sunday school

miss you guys who got the program might be cool. for you the lift. locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more and more it's about to hurt and the redistribution of. debt downwards do you want to. the headlines this hour a new approach to russia is among the controversial plans confirmed to r.t. by one of the parties poised to form italy's next coalition government. with numerous probes into alleged russian interference in the us elections senators conclude russia did help them get elected despite an earlier house probe finding that there was no collusion and that you ladies reiterate their commitment to the iran nuclear deal and to fostering business ties with the country though for some industry giants it's not enough and east africa's tanzania is accused of violent leave fixing thousands of indigenous people i'm burning their homes to make way for the love she retorts.

leaders who are out here now. we spent time briefing the governor and senator cruz and other elected officials on the events that happened this morning. i will pass it off to governor and boat. >> i thank you for your time to help your county respond to this. we appreciate you and your entire team stepping up and showing the way to respond to what has to be probably the worst disaster ever to strike this community. i express my gratitude to the other officials who are gathering with us here today. this is just the beginning of what will be a very robust response by both local, state and federal officials. we come together today as we deal with one of the most heinous attacks that we have ever seen in the history of texas schools. it's impossible to describe the magnitude of the evil of someone who would attack innocent children in a school, a place of learning where parents should be able to send their children without fear for their child's safety. it's with a very heavy heart that i can confirm that as of this t

because in my opinion, somebody who is stable, somebody who is sober, somebody who is housed, hopefully somebody who is employed, is the best form of public safety. because we're going to -- absolutely,. [applause] so look, we make mistakes. it's not the best program. i mean, it's done on shoe string. sarah is doing a great job with it now. trying to roll it out statewide. we're a rural state. you have those challenges in a rural state in terms of matching resources, but it's the link either -- the way i look at the system is very simple. it should be a filter from if it's the highway to jail there should be exit ramp this whole they're based on need, based on risk, we can never lose public safety, but to bring science into it, so you actually flatten out the ashe -- arbitrariness of the system and to make it more fair and humane and keep going back to justin. was just so struck by him to actually see people and to recognize them. the one thing i miss about going continue up the ladder you don't deal with real people as much anymore. and the one thing that i would love -- when i was a p

but the question of who's doing the day in, day out work and who has for the last year or so, i think has really gotten lost here. so what i tried 20 do in a story this week is profile a number of individuals that have been put onto this team helping mueller conduct this investigation. a number of them have longstanding ties to some of the other prosecutors on mueller's team, such as andrew weissman, one of the top fbi agents who is handling this investigation, has been working almost 20 years ago. i met weissman working on the enron investigation. then you have all kinds of people drawn from various ranks of the fbi, counterintelligence agents, business fraud agents, people who are computer specialists, people that deal with international money laundering issues. really a wide variety of people with a lot of different backgrounds, some of them coming from business, some of them coming from even the movie business, believe it or not. >> brian, forgive me for skipping around. also forgive me for taking an eye off the journalism business job billboard this week. i got your publication w

those who can and will who will speak truth to power and if asked to do something illegal or immoral she will refuse. i believe not just because she has told me so or even because she said it and friend of the committee under oath because i have heard from people who have worked with her over years you know and trust are jim clapper, and any many others everyone of them have trusted her to push back on actions that may be inappropriate coming from this president furthermore i believe someone will push back strongly against any attempts by this president to undercut or denigrate the professional men women of the cia and that responsibility first and foremost to speak truth tote power with those implications. for these reasons i am supporting ms. haspel nomination to director of the cia i respect my colleagues to make a different decision i have spent weeks working through this but the cia as we know this afternoon i believe she should be confirmed out of full disclosure i look forward to her performance to convince those who could not support her today that her value to our country wi

made and who is going to be a star and who is not going to be a star. so it's not just that the world is being run by men. it's being run by a narrow swath of men who benefit by a system that privileges aggression and violence and a lack of regard for other people's humanity and rights. which is why when they bring women into the room and start to act like women, who might peel off from the alpha? who might feel like other things are possible? because men, in fact, are harder on each other about gender roles than they ever are on us, let's face it. and if you ha've ever been a 13-year-old boy, which i'm sure you haven't been, there's a lot of suffering in it and a lot of horrible choices to be made. so my advice is, be a woman, bring what you know about life as a woman. you know, what you know about taking care of the life business. and find the allies in the men. because there are more of them around you. help them find their strength, help them speak out, support them when they do. don't tell them they're being sissies. find them attractive. that's a

of course people who are granted asylum status and who require protection are permitted to stay in germany as long as those circumstances are in force. but those with a deportation order have to leave our country otherwise our asylum procedure is redundant you know if we grant refugee status and the right to remain to one person after a lengthy complicated and meticulous application process then someone else who is denied refugee status is allowed to stay here too that would make a mockery of both the asylum process and our rule of law put them through and when they thought that if the rule of law means that people who have been tonight the right to stay must leave the country the police balance a lot for lost innocence targets and the many who are supposed to leave only a fraction are compelled to do so why is that if you want it because there are various reasons why things still don't work as they should sometimes it's juta the individuals concerned they don't cooperate in establishing their identity or obtaining replacement passports sometimes it's down to the countries of origin which

[applause] president trump: to every parent who weeps for a child, every child who mourns for a parent wife whose heart has been torn in two, today we ask god to comfort your pain, easier sorrow, and wipe away your tears. this is a very special day. today, our whole country thanks you, embraces you, and pledges to you -- we will never forget our heroes. [applause] president trump: joining us today is the family of marine lieutenant colonel david green, who rests here at arlington. [applause] president trump: david grew up in upstate new york, dreaming of attending the united states naval academy. in 1982, that dream came true. soon another dream came true when dave met his eternal soulmate, sarah, who is here with their two beautiful children, jenna and wesley. [applause] president trump: he is looking down on you right now, you know that? right? he is so proud and happy. after 10 years of service as a marine helicopter pilot, dave left active duty to spend more time with the people who truly filled his heart. those are the people you just met. but sarah knew the man she married, she k

and those who wish to remain. i think it's important in this discussion about the apparent choice that the country made to leave the eu since our politicians say the people have spoken, the people have chosen, and we should learn that a very, very significant fact, a fact which feeds into something that has to happen after brexit, which is an examination of the political order in the united kingdom. and that is this. the people who were given the vote in the referendum, and i use that phrase advisedly because three groups of people deny the vote in the referendum. people who have material interests in the outcome. young people, 16, 17-year-olds. that demographic had been given the vote in the scottish independence referendum in 2014. there was a good precedent, since it was their future at stake. they were denied a vote. there have been discussion about giving them a vote, and it was turned down. citizens of other eu countries who live in the u.k. because of the movement and so on, live in the u.k., pay their taxe

took five draft deferments, who hid from the vietnam war, who joked about how avoiding stds was hisf combat. these military people love him. all right? and i'm going u. just going to come out and say it, not honorable military veterans because an mon rabl military veteran if they had heard this story would have said, do you know what, there's a line, that line has now been crossed, but they have this cultish love of him where the love of donald trump exceeds the constitution and exceeds the love of the honor of everyone who has sacrificed and lost in this nation. >> to the people in the trump base don't care, don't mind if john mccain and khizr conner are denigra graded. are we at a tipping point where it doesn't matter what he said and does? >> it doesn't matter matter what his team says and does. wasn't it two weeks ago they were saying, oh, my gosh, michelle wolf is the worse person in the world for making fun of this administration. >> there's a part of that saying if you don't support gina haspel you don't support women. >> john mccain has voted with donald trump 83% of the tim

and the same story leads the daily mirror, who feature an interview with tv host eamon holmes, who asks my mate fergie". so let's begin. the financial times as this ongoing discussion over how we deal with customs issues post brexit. made to risk tory rebels‘ raph by pressing ahead with a customs plan. this is the idea of a customs partnership, which were some mps is too close to what we have. this morning, i saw that week one has been played 22 times and no other week has been played. this is a stunning metaphor for this whole customs union debate. this has been going on for two yea rs. this has been going on for two years. this should be a weak one exercise. and yet, here we are, theresa may desperately trying to steer the ship, keeping her rabl —— rebels happy, failing, clearly, risking their raph, further splits in the cabinet. i can‘t believe this is still going on. there were two options being mooted. the highly synchronised plan and the customs partnership. can you remind us of what those different things work? not really. both have been dismissed by brussels. the prime minister

legal permanent residents, but all who are unjustly who are unjus detained. president trump spoke about how this would not happen if he were president. so it is time for president trump to make that a reality. and he can start by urging our european friends, some of whom have citizens detained in iran as well, to make this more of a priority for them as well. and to condition and to condition any further talk on the release of all prisoners. we have to increase the pressure using all levers that we have and we have to bring these brave individuals home. i was pleased to see president trump announced his intent to appoint a special presidential envoy for hostages affairs earlier this week. this is a positive first step, mr. speaker. it signals an intent to make a more concerted effort to bring these americans home. for the sake of nizar and his amily, for the sake of baker and their families and the sake of bob leavenson and his family. and the sake of princeton graduate suent wang and his family, and all the americans and other foreigners being held in iran,

they argue back and forth over who is the better person or who's the better agency or who's cooler and instead of actually getting the mission done and accomplishing it and finding an end game for the whole thing whether i have a short break right now and we'll go back with brandon bryant former trelane operator and the u.s. air force talking about they have a toll of throw off air. manufacture consent to public will. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the middle of the room sit. room. where back was brandon bryant's former pro an operator was thank you us air force talking about the implications of drone warfare and render if you're a save intel document terrorist but you look at the screen and saying they aren't terrorists as most in most cases what this actually be down to faulty intelligence or using drone operators are being deliberately misled. that's kind of another part of the compartmentalize thing like they only give us the information that we need in order to give them the best picture possible and to swing the sword again the metaphorical sword so we while we ca

grandchild who is five who will be a great attorney. [applause] or the recent attempts to put lawyers on the bench who have never been in a courtroom in their lives. who called out wall street and corporate america. a gentleman was so embarrassing if you watched it on tv, this was in mississippi or alabama, he hadn't been in a courtroom in his life, but he was up for a district court appointment. can you imagine the justice he would render? or, let's be fair about this, how about an attorney general from new york who goes out and crusades for women and then on than four step and said what are you talking about? that is what we see and that is the problem today. [applause] friends, it is on both sides of the aisle. trust me. our television news are full of stories of lawyers who are falling by the wayside one way or another, but they don't see people what you are about to become. they don't see the great majority of lawyers that are now out there working as you just described you are going to work for these fabulous, 150 of you that will

i definitely someone who came to publishing as an organizer who likes to write the night shift starting to write my own books and connect and be a part of this i really like to work with organizers or people or entrepreneurs for their own building communities who are going to hustle within their communities to help uplift and build a fence and workshops and things like that that will get people to make a deep, intimate connection with the tax. that helps them. we have a strong community that is connected to who we are and there's great book clubs and all sorts of different ways that people engage with our books that different movements et cetera and there's marches where we are there and were selling those books. i'd like to see that in our authors as well. it's not the case in every situation we have but it is helpful when that right community comes with the author they can know best about their community. >> yeah, and i think there's are more native to social media than others. if the work feels like it emerges organically from the work in the persona that they present in social media

who sets teh agenda -- the agenda, who follows, and who is responsible for where we find yourselves? michael: the republican party may have been to the left, republican leaders may have been to the left of the rank and file in the republican coalition. the republican party, any definition, -- g any by anyionby -- definition, had a hostile takeover in this last election. this is true of free trade, refugees, immigration reform, these things were not deeply rooted in the republican coalition. i agree with that. my concern is that there are a lot of prudential issues in these matters. whether you support a wall or not at the border is a prudential issue. is it a good use of resource,s s, is it going to stop terrorism, is it going to do these things? when the president of the united states proposes a separation of as a form of deterrent and punishment in the immigration system, that is a violation of human rights. unfortunately, this is something we have a history of doing in the united states. was an essential element of child slavery in the united sates. evangelical leaders have not se

who is sirjimmy?ew up in a council house in oldham and that he kind of transformed the chemical and refining business into a multi—billion pound operation in grangemouth in scotland. he is also a triathlete, even though he is in his 60s. he runs an ironman triathlon, so he is pretty fit. he is one of the people behind the daily mile, which if you are a pa rent of daily mile, which if you are a parent of young children, you will be aware of, the idea of getting your kids to run a mile in the school yard every single day, and he is passionately anti—european union and passionately pro—fracking. he also is redesigning and redeveloping the famous land rover defender, the iconic box shaped one from the 1960s and 1970s movies, redesigning it for the 21st century becausejl and 1970s movies, redesigning it for the 21st century because jl are, and 1970s movies, redesigning it for the 21st century becausejl are, the owners of land rover, no longer want to produce the vehicle. interesting quy: to produce the veh

who you have been, and who you must become. full of hope and knowledge staring down the face of a daunting challenge. stronger than you have ever been and also learning with every breath. the generation of spelman women who came before me were all first of a kind. the first lack women, the first black judge. a real generation of wayne akers. -- generation of waymakers. my generation might be called generation p. the p is for perseverance. we have to keep the fires that are grandmothers had to fight and live for a live. we remember the pain our mothers and grandmothers went through to earn their place in society. we remember their stories of sentence and lunch counters, because they lifted. when we hear fresh stories, these recent tories, of essentially social injustice and legalized violence today, it hurts. it hurts twice as much. it hurts for the present and for the past. we have hugged and kissed those raved women who deserved so much more. they deserve or education when they couldn't get it, more respect and opportunity to

i mean, i don't know who wrote it. i can tell you, there have been people making threats privately and publicly against me for quite some time, and i think they should understand by now the department of justice is not going to be extorted. we're going to do what's required by the rule of law and any kind of threats that anybody makes are not going to affect the way we do our job. we have a responsibility. we take an oath. that's the whole point. everybody in the department takes that oath. we have 115,000 employees. and if they violate it they know they're going to be held accountable. and i know those folks know that i'm not going to violate my oath. >> as deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is essentially the c.o.o., the chief operating officer, of the whole justice department. the attorney general is the head of the justice department, right? technically and in terms of the title. but when it comes to who really runs the place on a day-to-day basis it's the deputy attorney general. it always is. even still, depu

these folks who i knew, who i grew up with or near their families are good people. they were good people. and we had a lot of similar or shared experiences growing up. but at some point in time, we took different paths and perhaps growing up you didn't have the insight or the life experience to take a look and understand that some of the challenges they were facing. and we talked about at first challenge of experiences, but the issue of trauma and poverty, we used to joke its general families that are in the system. and the real travesty was when somebody would be brought in coming at a diagnosis of the 20 federal prosecutor with no experience. and then we will convict you, put you in jail and you'll get two days, three days, maybe a week and then we'll put you on probation and talk about the collateral consequences as justin so eloquently said. the need for a job and a longing to kill part of the community. and so, the state's attorney with the folks who i knew, knew their family, knew they were good people and finally said we need to do something different. and re

who perished who died and who fourteen destructive world war and of our great patriotic war of one hundred forty one and two for his behalf the most touching and moving parts of the day let's listen in live now showing. what it will no longer want to damage a part of the image of the women of school but each to see the full nucleus of. what is really poor little of the world the should the wonder of that is that this is just the urgent need what is the last will to go a little so little example in your school or the law school before the ball to school all the want to build one of those you. look at your vulnerable that the mother should go under she said you were doing that could be a mistake because i know nobody got the most critical decision for them. and i should lose you come on to my department actually you should know something my guess is that it would lead to each day and make it in this case not. to mention that ship the legal issue coming to this question live now to our correspondent daniel hawkins who is watching the parade and also has been personally touched by the second w

we know who they are. >> tucker: who are they?we have been following them for 25 days, that is why we know who they are, that is why we know they are not terrorists, that is why we know who they ar are. >> tucker: did you talk to the one who is the member of ms-13, who was caught last week, who admitted he was a member of ms-13? what did he say when you talked to him? >> i haven't talked to him. y if you want to criminalize the whole group -- >> tucker: he said he was a member. slow down. stop the words anomaly for two seconds. a mexican citizen lecturing me. let me ask you this. one of them said he was from ms-13. that was his description of his own affiliation. you are saying i'm criminalizing him by repeating him what he said about himself. maybe what you are really engaging in this propaganda, noa fact-finding. >> no, what i'm saying, if you want to criminalize the whole caravan, which is not composed by patho hombres, you don't want to criminalize hundreds of -- >> tucker: all, there is an invasion. i think that's an invasion

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who is a daughter of a dictator who implemented all my. national's very draconian national security policy who had all manner of neoliberal policies that put the south korean people at risk he was corrupt and she's now in prison what happened was the south korean people took to the streets and millions in these candlelight vigil these historic a candlelight tests in twenty sixteen they ousted her and part of their mandate in electing gene and the snap election was that they deputized him to negotiate with north korea he has eighty five percent support from the south korean people for peace and so you can see that the koreas are united in desire for peace and right now they're asking donald trump to join what christiane has called the peace train that. they could go ahead when we talk about these talks and the potential summit there is the desire for peace but then there's also a concern online that there are certain things that need to be on the table before peace can happen here's a tweet we got from chang who who says frankly speaking i

heavenly father, we who proudly served in that war, who flew and crewed and fought so long ago and fary gather here today on these hallowed grounds, the resting place of heros of so many battles. we remember those of our c comrades whose lives were lost answering the call to our nation. we commit them to our remembrance and by our prayers we commit them to almighty god. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time i'd like to introduce vietnam helicopter pilot association president mike sherman. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. on behalf of the vietnam helicopter pilots association, i welcome you to the dedication of the vietnam helicopter pilot and crew member monument. today we gather to dedicate a marker created in granite, a tribute to honor, courage and self-sacrifice. but we're here for much more than that. we're here to remember the thousands of young american helicopter pilots and crew members who, as the monument states, gave the full measure of devotion to their nation during the vietnam war. we're here to remember the first helicopter casualties killed in vietnam on july 15th,

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no one knows who may have access who may have bad intentions.e idea of school safety. there are many ways of looking at school safety issues, school resource officers who know the kids. it's very important to give them the resources that they need and give them the ability to talk to the children as well. they know when a child is upset or child comes with a particular proclivity to do something wrong. we understand this young man said "i did not shoot the children that i like." that means he shot the children he did not look. does mean he had thoughts that were hateful, discriminating against people? we need to find this out ahead of time. i don't want us to run away as legislators, as we have been doing, as democrats have been pushing for real gun safety legislation -- i don't call it gun control -- real gun safety legislati legislation. i would add the issue of educ e educating our children about diversity, about someone who treats you poorly, bullying. but we have to recognize that guns kill and address the proliferation of guns in our commu

remember the women who voted for trump? >> in light of this last election, i am concerned about us as women, and how we think. >> we have to have that conversation with ourselves as women. this is not an external conversation, that's on us. >> laura: then they have comments like, from her tell us what to do. really? a black rapper who supports trump. >> celebrities looking for attention and finding ways whether it's positive or negative to get it. >> wife is tweeting back and forth that people basically saying don't be too hard on my husband to come up don't make it seem like it's going through some kind of mental breakdown. and we think that he has lost his mind. >> traditional christians. >> one thing to talk to jesus, and it's another thing when jesus talks to go. >> laura: exactly. that's called mental illness if i'm not correct. >> laura: we are basically talking pretty much about any and all trump supporters. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorable's. >> laura: well think ab

but we all, as americans, all who love her, who have sacrificed for her, who have blood for her, and who have died for her. we come together in our nation's most sacred home. we have the privilege to witness and celebrate and honor an externally naval career and a life that has been set apart. today, we are among the most privileged to watch as our nation's highest honor of special trust, achievement, and fidelity is given and received from our nation's commander-in-chief to a leader of naval warriors whose opinion was soft, whose sacrifices were selfless, and whose dedication to duty is unparalleled by any standard. we lift up our very own master chief myths of linsky. may he take with him the absoluteness that certainty nine -- were of value beyond measure. americans,fellow brother and sister warriors, friends and family a lie, collectively ask for your blessing come upon our great president, our naval warriors, and those who have done and will astinue to do forward, we his teammates a well-done. finally, whether swimming in depths, climbing the highest of mountains or soaring thro

from the operations officers who collect our intelligence to the analysts who can textualize and evaluate, to the officers who enable the aspects of the missions, to the scientists, engineers and cyber specialists who give us a decisive edge over adversaries. the only way to confront these threats is to forge ahead with determination and with the same expeditionary spirit that has defined our agency since its founding more than 70 years ago. i am profoundly honored to lead you in that fight, and to work alongside each one of you as we advance our vital mission. mr. president, thank you again for giving me the opportunity to serve, to represent the men and women of cia, and to carry out the critical work of helping protect our country, our people, and our way of life. thank you very much. >> on behalf of the director of the central intelligence agency, thank you to our distinguished guests and to each and every one of you for participating in today's ceremony. as we close the ceremony, i would just ask the audience to please remain in place while the presidential party and director haspel

you have these young men who keep trying to cross -- who say they want to go back home computer know they have never been there. they say, this is our land. i asked one of them, you're going to cut this wire andnd crs and d you don't t have anying gh you.u. i s said, you''re goioing to get and didie. he said, i am not t afraid and'' going to go. there's a sense of despair involved as well. there are these young men going knowing they're going to be either crippled or be killed, but they kind of keep doing it. amy: we will continue to talk to you tomorrow as this massive mobilization continues. today honestly of the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem, opposed by many countries around the world, palestinians protesting by the thousands. sharif abdel kouddous, independent journalist, democracy now! correspondent, reporting to us from gaza. when we come back, we will be joined by reverend liz theoharis and reverend william barber on a new poor people's campaign in this country. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "bread, freedom/if i can dream" by ramy essam and mighty sam mcclain.

work so hard to keep people who are appointed and who are elected acting in conformity with the code, with the government code. and i want to cite quickly, because i know many of you are attorneys, a case, cohen versus city of thousand oaks. it's cited by governor brown when he was attorney general, when he wrote contracts in interest office, and it's also cited, interestingly by the california league of cities, the government conduct guide. why is this case, cohen versus city of thousand oaks significant to this delay and how this one complaint and perhaps many others has been treated? because we all know, anybody who knows the law on timeliness that there are two aspects to timely requirements to city officials. one is a direct review of that timely requirement, and another one is a yourself jurksal review. well, this body made it clear that the court felt the timeliness was really a directory issue, not a jurisdictional one. in other words they weren't going to come down heavy on the city of thousand oaks, but what they do say is that however, the city council's failure, read ethi

you have mueller, who is methodical and disciplined and leak-free, and you have the president, who is loud and blustery and defiant. and as we started doing these interviews and reporting, we also realized that they are making two very different cases. mueller's team is building, again, methodically a legal case. and the president, while he has a team of lawyers and he may need a legal defense, is building a political case and a p.r. case that he's taking to the public. and it is sort of an open question of which one of these will win out and rule the day and which one will be more important or if in some ways a good p.r. case in the court of public opinion can help combat what is going to be a very airtight legal case, whatever he finds, by robert mueller. >> i'm going to ask you again to react to your own work in part. here's another quote from this piece you contributed to. "many trump aides and associates say they are confident the president will be exonerated, but they privately express worries that the probe may yet ensnare more figures in trump's orbit, including family members

we got a lot of work to do before we are focused on the who. because we are the who.e are the answer to our own problems and it is not finding the one great person to save us from ourselves. it's." us." lee is calling. good morning. ikea.: honey or about the separation of church and state and there in ourisn't such a thing constitution. shouldstitution said it not prohibit the free exercise thereof. that is never the intention in the constitution. compass, likeral that one person said, there wouldn't be a free america. , we had thatues when we had slavery. but because of our constitution, we took time to get right in this country. so our values are very important. our chaplain isn't there to just in the morning. he is there to counsel people. apparently there were complaints about the counseling. do about it?he he did make a political statement on the floor. we are free country. we can comment on anything. without them, we will have chaos in this country. one more call before we wrap up. g8 is calling. is calling. caller: an interesting conversation this morning. we a

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senator and see who votes for net neutrality and who votes against. let them know how you feel about the way you voted. this is our best chance to make sure the internet stays accessible and affordable to all americans high yield the floor. >> madam president. >> the senator from south dakota. >> i rise today in support of net neutrality. let me say that again. i rise in support of net neutrality, contrary to the assertion that some of my colleagues on the left have made. many of us believe that codifying net neutrality principles make sense if we want solve the problem. it doesn't make sense is the misguided resolution. all of us value the internet. connexus to family, news, entertainment. most americans expect their internet to remain free from meddling by anyone. it doesn't matter if it's the cable company or nonelected bureaucrat. americans appreciate online freedom. if this resolution offers these principles and solutions i would support it. unfortunately that's not the case. the resolution would impose partisan, onerous, and heavy-handed regulat

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