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national security, strengthening terrorist groups like isis and al qaeda, taking a toll on american lives and causingtruction in the countries where we wage these wars. and every single dollar wasted on these counterproductive wars is a dollar out of our pockets, a dollar out of our schools. a dollar coming out of our health care system, infrastructure, out of serving the needs of our people. i currently serve as a soldier in the army national guard and have served for over 16 years, and have been deployed twice to the middle east. [applause] and in congress now for nearly seven years, i have served on the armed services committee, the foreign affairs committee, the homeland security committee. i know the importance of our national security, having a trained and ready military capable of fulfilling their mission, of keeping us -- i also know the cost of war. and i have seen it firsthand. i also know the most important responsibility the president has is to serve as commander-in-chief. i want you to know that as president i will stop warmongers from both parties, neocons and neo-lives, from dragging u

leading cause of death older americans. lot of us. there is a lot of media attention on what causes alzheimer's disease and what can be done to prevent it and the truth is genetics play a lot. if you have a family history, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and even migraines are linked to alzheimer's disease. heather: it seems like a disease we don't know a lot about. >> we are doing a lot of research, what happened in the brain, to diagnose alzheimer's disease, an autopsy after death. a lot of studies help us understand it but we can't say for certain, when working on this vaccine that shows -- in the medical community, we are years if not decades out before we know if that will work in humans. the most important thing to do, decrease your risk of all timers disease or cognitive decline is a nutritious diet, exercise, social activity, interacting with people, i don't mean on social media but actual conversations, a great way to prevent cognitive decline. to stay active mentally and physically. heather: we can bring those up

presence to remind the soviet or russian president, "don't go there, because youki migh an american, and that will causen american president to attac" that's why we had a tripwire for all of those years. so, on a direct challenge, i'm not as worried. what i'm worried about is that you would find the russians using these hybrid attacks, where it's a little bit cyber, it's a little unclear who the people are, the kinds of things that they've done in ukraine. etand i worry more about sng along those lines. >> it brings me to ather question. and, as you know, this program was first hosted by william f. buckley jr., and he hosted it from 1966 to 1999. and in 1987, there was a republican presidentiaary in which all the candidates, republican candidates, came to talk to bill buckley, and your former boss, george h.w. bush, was on that stagtalking about the inf treaty. >> yes. >> the intermediate range atclear forces treaty. let's take a loohat. >> ...an entire generation of nuclear weapons, and thas good for my grandchildren and the rest of the world. [ applau ] >> he was good. >> he was good. that was a great

>>shows gun violence cost americans more than billion every year. >>the causet extraordinary report said americans could save big on medical expenses law enforcement and locking up gun offenders if congress passes gun reform. we have. >>to accept as a country that we have a public health problem. >>michigan democrat elissa slotkin says there's common solutions already on the table and we just have to keep up that really intense pressure on the senate to pass. >>going to veto something we're not going to take it up on the senate floor but ohio senator rob portman said it's up to the president to decide what action he will support. >>in washington, i'm recall martin. i'm taking a live look right now. >>but our 4 zone forecast this is francisco's embarcadero yeah we're going to take you for. the way across the country bring in our meteorologist lawrence karnow height of fire season for us height of hurricane season for the atlantic yet all of a sudden it is like the atmosphere is just exploded with these storms look at this one. >>this is umberto this is spin up t

the government supporters the suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economic sabotage. that theory is based on reality but can't explain everything and is often used as an excuse. for more. socialism is to blame for all evils. venezuela has affected a prosperous nation. venezuela hell. free for all socialist economic model social this is not a failed socialist state. venezuela this is the socialist dilemma. i don't think so because actually during the period you know the vast majority were in the private sector. they didn't come anywhere near say france which has 55 percent of its g.d.p. is. much more socialist. even when chavez nationalized companies mainly in the oil sector the private sector grew more rapidly than the public sector. and even its greatest opponents knew it. when its economic growth rate was doubled out of the usa and poverty was down by 50 percent. international media attributed the growth to capitalism. of the people. but when the crisis struck socialism was blamed. the 2 may know it was putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i s

severe thunderstorms have hit the american state of arizona causing flooding which left vehicles stranded and roads blocked some areas reported marble sized hail stones officials are warning of flash flooding throughout the state. and spain's supreme court is set to rule today on whether the remains of former dictator general francisco franco can be moved from a state a moral site the government wants to rebury franco in a family plot and rededicate his current gravesite to the half 1000000 victims of the spanish civil war. hong kong has endured 16 weekends straight of pro-democracy protests while demonstrators have scored some important victories on the streets the fight over the narrative is far from over the protest movement says the city stands with them officials meanwhile insist the public largely backs the government to retired hong kong police officers are part of this alleged silent majority and met up with them for their views. joseph it has agreed to meet us although he says he does not trust the press so we'll mind it recording our conversation ok he is a retired police office

the government supporters the suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economic sabotage. that theory is based on reality but can't explain everything and is often used as an excuse. for more. socialism is to blame for. prosperous nation. venezuela. for all. this is not a failed socialist state. this is the socialist dilemma. because actually during the period you know the. safe. 50. p. is. more socialist. even when nationalized companies mainly of the oil the private sector grew more rapidly than the public sector. when its economic growth rate was double of the usa. by 50 percent. media attributed the gross to capitalism. of the. crisis struck socialism was blamed. of the 2 may narrow it it was putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i saw in venezuela was much more complex. than maybe. chavez's bolivarian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the 20th century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalities. but for the 1st time while revenues did not flow into the hands of the

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american tariffs. made landfall near tokyo, causing widespread disruption to commuters.celed and some 900,000 homes in the region. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> thank you very much. rounding out the news flow from london. let's turn our attention to the main story of the day, oil trading a little higher, coming ahead of the meeting later this week in abu dhabi. i am at the world energy congress. joining me now is the ceo -- good to see you this morning, how are you? markets,oking at oil they are saying we are at an unprecedented uncertainty in the oil market -- how do you look at the markets? it is not so different from the last five years. honestly, i don't look at the oil price, i look at what i can control and what i can control is my company. that is what i did in the last five years. we reduced costs about 30% and now we can lead with this kind of prize. volatility is about $55 per barrel so we have to be resilient and we have to be m

americans. what would cause someone to take their baby and to cross the mediterranean are all the way across central america to risk death cracks so on the other side of which what causes people to move cracks the rich countries have stolen the future of the poor countries. the because they have left them no choice. and then to get into this matter one day in the eighties a british man came up to him and put a finger in his face. why are you here cracks why are you in my country cracks and the only life and then in london. but now we have come here to collect. we are here these days they complain loudly about migration and then to steal their treasure and having drawn up maps between those communities.un and what that meant in our culture and then with our raw materials and labor they ask us to go back and then they continue stealing resources and then around us and then to arrive at the borders they need us to fix their computer but it took our best and brightest and then again to work for them. desperate r and starving and my families have lived all of the birth to england and india and the united

live in an interesting time where most people at the beginning of our discussion most americans, this is being caused, are kind of sick of the way that politics is been done. the massive negative partisanship. we can't let the other guys win. there is no basis for running a country. people fear that when they're going to the polls time and time again voting for the lesser of the two evils and they don't like it but then when they get to the polls they don't really have another choice so they do it holding their nose wishing that somehow this game could change. but that is the game. and my work like for the candidate writing the book news in a small way trying to change that game. trying to help people get out of that political by cough. >> you conclude the book with a series of whereas and therefore. >> i do. that was motivated by the fact that they came out around the 800th anniversary of magna carta. i see the establishment of the united states as a place of independence and the constitution as very much a stop and a tradition of what magna carta was the very beginning but it was quite near the beg

national security, strengthening terrorist groups like isis and al qaeda, taking a toll on american lives, and causing in the countries where we wage these wars. and you have to understand this. every single dollar wasted on these counter productive wars is a dollar coming out of our pockets, out of our schools, out of our health care system, out of our infrastructure needs, out of serving the needs of our people. i currently serve in the army national guard and have served for over 16 years. i have deployed twice to the middle east. [applause] now for nearly seven years i have served on the armed services committee, the foreign affairs committee, the homeland security committee. i know the importance of our national security, having a trained and ready military capable of fulfilling their mission of defending the american people, keeping us safe, and i also know the cost of war. i have seen it firsthand. also know the most important responsibility a president has is to serve as commander-in-chief. so i want you to know that as warmongers will stop from both parties, neocons and neoliberals dragging u

americans rose 44% in two years. the proceeds go to a chinatown organization that provides shelter for women. >> one of the largest causes of asian american homelessness is sexual violence at home. they have to leave. they bring their children. >> last night they were totally sold out. >> still to come, state senator jerry hill discussing the economy and the organizing issues for rights and pay. >> the homeless moved into a popular east bay park. the park users stopped coming. now solution may be on the way. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!... >>> we are talking about another one of those issues that has more questions than answers. we are talking about the new definition of who was a worker and who is not a worker full- time in california. who is a contract employee and who is a regular employee. there is a law going through the books now. >> the law would define exactly who is an employee and who is an independent contractor. we had two forms of employment in californi

blow so if big dollars off us why we cannot kill one of them or 2 of them know what is the cause mass. american soldiers don't want to it's not i would even if it were the soldiers who were going to be. there there was one of us but still we. propose a key piece of that with some political solution but unfortunately i need to which we've reached some sort of. it was constant inside a sense if the american side is not really and it was usually who did not want peace on the day it will. be compared to a different us it would have to do this what everybody is. i don't know the reason behind it we can do what happened but if we are still committed to the leadership issues we see that. i would only see from this very minute whether this was the most of. what conflict. and it's a piece on the table so we don't want. to. come back to. what we were just. after the fact if you're going to go. to a topic it seems that most u.s. politicians can get behind fracking with some not calling for the drilling to be completely beyond the process in volves drilling deep into the ground to recover oil and natural g

>>if you think you're going to convince the american people that your cause is just by attacking this man. >>mcguire told lawmakers he does not know who the whistleblower is that he is working with the inspector general's office to protect that whistleblower which is required by law. >>i believe that the whistleblower and the inspector general have acted in good faith throughout california congressman devin nunez says the complaint hasn't been completely verify. >>one of the quotes are going to use from you is you saying that this was a credible. a complaint that will be used and spawn as you're saying that it was true. >>mcguire also told lawmakers that the whistleblower will be allowed to testify before congress, although that may be up to the whistleblower reporting in washington. alexandra leigh mount. >>meanwhile, the president came out today in basically called the whistleblower a spy and speaking about the report itself. the president said quote there should be a way of stopping it. maybe legally through the courts. >>battle between california and the trump administration is he

americans will capture it. the british are repelled to charleston and south carolina is now secured for the cause. so the three major southern colonies have all been secured. the royal governor of georgia fleas and georgia is now secured. the americans secured the deep south. this is a very famous painting of the battle of sullivan's island. this man is sergeant jasper. a very famous story. this fort, called fort sullivan, or fort moultrie, is made out of pimento logs and filled with sand. they absorb cannonballs. the americans would later recover something like 3000 cannonballs. the flagstaff gets shot down and they are afraid if the flag goes down, people might think fort sullivan is surrendered, so sergeant jasper stands up here under fire and reattach as the flagpole. a very famous scene. there are about 20 different versions of sergeant jasper on the island. years later he tries this again and gets killed. he shouldn't have pressed his luck. but the whole story here of rage militaire in the south is the deep south being secured for the patriot cause. virginia, north carolina, south carolina, g

want this isn't a war they can win by force but they won't and can't give up the what is it cause mass. american soldiers want to stop it's not. the soldiers. there was one of us but still we. propose. to be set up with some through the system but unfortunately i need to retrieve some sort of. it was considered by the americans. last consideration which was which took. his arm over mr vance are all of this for the purpose they were going to such a peace treaty and it turns into a bar obama started it we're going to be stupid so be us rigid we want peace in afghanistan we wanted to give a serious message for the foreign troops is too good for the star so if the others are also who. is this he wants he wants the city and the is the what is important to us we have the different forces there if the american side is not really and it was use of him did not want peace on the day it will. be compared to defend our civil liberties or to do this 500 years what hurt the most the taliban had negotiated told me is how close they were to a deal a ceasefire the details had been worked out in the fine print so

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severe thunderstorms have hit the american state of arizona causing flooding which left vehicles stranded and rolled blocked some areas reported marble sized hail stones officials are warning of flash flooding throughout that state. a march of the living has taken place and lithuania coinciding with the national memorial day for murder jews. the prime ministers of the country owes a moral debt to those who perished nearly all of lithuania's pre-war jewish population of 200000 were killed by the nazis and local collaborators. it's the britain now where the supreme court will be ruling in just a few hours on whether prime minister boris johnson acted illegally when prorogue ing or suspending parliament. now if the verdict goes against johnson it could see lawmakers reassemble putting massive pressure on his minority government the court is made up of a panel of 11 judges and they will make one of the most important constitutional rulings in british history. let's go straight to the supreme court now where my colleague troll of a cox is standing by for us in london good morning to show us wh

apart from 2 days ago a a lone rocket fired indiscriminately into kabul very close to the american embassy but it caused no casualties and little damage so this is being seen here is something of a positive sign people expected an attack by the taliban it hasn't happened perhaps now is giving you know food for thought that they are considering their next move and perhaps going to approach the negotiating process in a different frame of mind also we're hearing that there are lots of pressure being put on the americans to come back to the negotiating table it comes after president donald trump promised to hit the afghan taliban harder than ever in their comment as a ceremony marking 18 years since the $911.00 attacks the council of peace talks with the group fall in the killing of a u.s. soldier a few days ago. the body of former zimbabwean president robert mugabe will lie in state at a stadium in harare that's where he took old since the leader nearly 4 decades ago is to be buried on sunday but there are ongoing discussions between the government and his family about where he's going to be. laid to rest

also in the news severe thunderstorms have hit the american state of arizona causing flooding which left a vehicle stranded roads blocked some areas reported marble size hell stones officials are warning of flash flooding throughout that state. a march of the living has taken place in lithuania coinciding with the national memorial day for murder jews a prime minister says the country owes a moral debt to those who perished nearly all of lithuania's pre-war jewish population of 200000 were killed by the nazis and local collaborators. still to come in this program america's outspoken football star megan rapinoe makes a statement taking the stage as the 1st female player of the year and a record making win on the men's side while all the details in just a few moments. first a 5 year opinion countries have struck an initial deal long resettling migrants rescued from the mediterranean that agreement reached malta aims to ease the burden on the use southern members who bear the brunt of new migrant arrivals for more than a year now rescue ships have been docking and attempting to dock in ital

they say isn't a war they can win by force but they won't and can't give up the what does it cause most. american soldiers don't want to stop it's not i'll admit it the soldiers are going to be in washington they are never there was one of us but still we. proposed and we were keen to bring peace and i want some through the question but unfortunately i need to which we've reached some sort of finality but it was cancelled by the american side of science and the last consideration which was which took the lives of. his or her mr dulles are out of this for the purpose they have broken to such a peace treaty and 2 terms in the bar obama started it we're going to be stupid so be us rigid we want peace in afghanistan we wanted to give a serious message for the foreign troops is to go from afghanistan so if the other side also who. is this he also wants the seat do i know what is the what is important to us we have a different course of if the if the american side is not willing to which is of him did not want peace on the do so. we compared to the front office it would have to do this for a number of

we don't look back and say the trade war caused american firms to shift their supply chains out of china, wrong. shine's wages are rising before the trade war but began, japan began massively shifting out of china into southeast asia ten years ago way before the trade war, way before trump. the trade war is accelerating something that was already happening and it is great for southeast asia. >> what about russia and its asia ambitions, is russia and asian power now? >> russia is very much asian. it is a big resource provider, russia is becoming more relevant to asia which does not mean it is as influential as china or other country like japan. they view it as a rare resource base, oil and gas, agriculture, russia, during the obama administration, vladimir putin said we pivoted to asia a long time ago and russia has constant diplomacy with china. according to an index at peking university, compliance with the initiative, russia ranks number one. anything china once in terms of modernizing the railways and allowing us to transit goods to europe, russia does it. >> these things that have be

they said this this money in american politics will not cause, this is their language, will not causehe american people to lose faith in their democracy, 95% of the american people say there's too much money in our democracy and the billionaires control too much of it and this is -- this is one of the huge reasons why we are in the mess that we are in. it's not the only reason, it was rise of the tea party in reaction to the election of barack obama, it was the koch brothers simultaneously being unlearned by the white house and unbelievably effect in that era of partisan gerrymandering that happened in house of representatives, those things together in cultural toxics stew that we are still living with. when my friend joe biden says if we get rid -- the question of trump being a symptom and not a cause, if we get rid of trump it will all somehow go back to normal, ignores the structural issues that exist in democracy that i lay out in my book and many of the changes over the last 10 years and ignores the fact that the place is now populated by a bunch of tea party people and not by th

so i believe that the somerset case in england in 1772 was one of the real causes of the american revolution. mostly it's not acknowledged as such. but my question is, what are your thoughts on this and thank you so very much. >> i'm assuming what you're touching on as a point that's true throughout this period and beyond. several points. number one, in england, there was some anti-slavery going on initially than what was going on in the colonies in the early united states. that had an impact. but also obviously, the institution of slavery was a long-standing third rail. particularly if you were a southerner. it affected your political decisions. your understanding of what power you had and how you needed or wanted to maintain it. certainly you can say the institution of slavery in and of itself even before the constitution but throughout colonial and early america plays a major role in shaping everything. it was something, as you put it, people that owned property of that kind with that first and foremost. and institutions of government are about among other things, property rights. that's

. >> while no exact causes of deaths have been determined, the american medical association is urging consumers to stop using e cigarette products until a cause has been discovered. alisyn rodriguez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> well, still ahead, digging more into the health effects of vaping and signals doctors are leaking into devices. joining us later with more of what the cdc is doing. >>> the first steps toward recommending the president be impeached. what we can expect to hear on capitol hill today. >> if you are watching the commute right now on the way to the tunnel. highway 24 looks pet the i good and we'll tell you about the morning commute. >> we'll about the weather which doesn't look too bad. what about those temperatures? we'll take a look. >>> it is september 17th. >> and good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. a sign that summer is coming to an end. we had our first sign, and our first rain fell on the bay area yesterday. prosecute at the soggy. the first rain didn't stay long. mostly dry by mid-morning. >> you know, that same cold front dropped th

now, what we really want, our primary message, the firing squad that these outside trolls are causing americanse out. we need to remember, yes, facebook needs to clean up their act and get it together, but if there were a defense contractor like raytheon and foreign trolls or foreign entities were using raytheons technologies against americans we'd be mad at the people who attacked us, yes, and hold someone like raytheon an organization company like raytheon accountable as we're doing with facebook, but our primary certain is the foreign entities who are attacking america. >> can i ask you quickly. very little time. what should veterans be on the lookout for to know if they're being targeted? >> so veterans should visit vva.org/trollreport. read my entire 200-page report and see exactly what this stuff looks like. >> or the executive summary? right? at the beginning? at least receipt the beginning for a sense what you're looking for. so important, kris goldsmith, thank you. >>> that's it for me. "newsroom" starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello. i'm erica hill in f

according to beto, american stomach america causes most of the world's problems. >> beto: the violencethe persecution is caused not by god, nor by mother nature, but by you and me. >> tucker: did trust funds make you decadent and stupid? beto o'rourke existence kind of answers that question, doesn't it? what is the price we need to pay for being the sinful country that we are? beto says that we must give amnesty. >> beto: we are going to legalize. they will never again fear deportation back to a country they do not know. this is their true home country. >> tucker: the president of independent women's voice. she joins us tonight. tammy, great to see you. so, there's something about beto o'rourke that is such a perfect distillation of dumbness in our country, of actual privilege. right? he speaks for an awful lot of people i know. and i guess my question to you is, is he aware of what he sounds like, do you think when he gives speeches like this question marks the one i mean, effectively, he's saying, this is the delusion of it. elect me as president, because i hate america. i mean, ther

or the largest causes of the asian american homelessness is domestic violence and sexual violence at home. so they have to leave. they bring their children. and there is a transitional housing area that they give to some of these women that really need to flee violence. >> tickets to plate by plate cost up to $210 to eat and drink. and think about the bay area's most pressing issue. and tonight, they were totally sold out. >>> the coast card game to the rescue of two firefighters near redding. falling rocks severely injured the firefighters. the coast guard searched for them in a helicopter and found them when ten yards of the fire line. they were hoisted out and rushed to the hospital. but there is no word tonight on their condition. >>> dorian cutting across the canadian maritime cutting out power to half a million people. in the bahamas, the death toll is up to 43 people. 290 have been rescued by the u.s. coast guard. cbs news correspondent tom hanson reports on the recovery efforts in the bahamas and the u.s. >> reporter: valentino bert is a driver who lives in free port. >> we d

from 2 days ago a a lone rocket fired indiscriminately into cardboard very close to the american embassy but it caused no casualties and little damage so this is being seen here is something of a positive sign people expected an attack by the taliban it hasn't happened perhaps now is giving you know food for thought that they are considering their next move and perhaps going to approach the negotiating process in a different frame of mind also we're hearing that there are lots of pressure being put on the americans to come back to the negotiating table but the attack comes hours after president donald trump promised to hit the afghan taliban harder than ever it made that comment at a ceremony marking 18 years since the 911 attacks the council of peace talks with the group following the killing of a u.s. soldier a few days ago. we had peace talks scheduled a few days ago. i called them off when i learned that they had killed a great american soldier from puerto rico and 11 other innocent people they thought they would use this attack to show strength but actually what they showed is unrelenting week it

the coercive acts cause him to enter the american service.mber of the new york provincial congress. that's new york's revolutionary government. okay? and in june, 1775, because of his military background congress makes him a general. congress picks him to be a general. okay? and montgomery's comments on being made a general are pretty interesting. i want to read this quote to you. listen to the last line and think about what we've talked about in this class. montgomery writes, the congress having done me the honor of electing me a brigadier general in their service is an event which must put an end for a while, perhaps forever, to the quiet scheme of life i have prescribed for myself. listen to this line. he says for though entirely unexpected and undesired by me, the will of an oppressed people compelled to choose between liberty and slavery must be obeyed. the will of an oppressed people compelled to choose between liberty and slavery must be o y obeyed. what's montgomery believe in? this was on your test. freedom? >> a conspiracy. >> he wa

programme project maven, calls for laws to ban killer robots from war zones before they cause mass atrocities. americanrithm despite twitter bullies has 90% accuracy. the tool from hampton university could help social media platforms track down abuse. and a robot surgeon is being launched into the nhs before an international rollout. flexible bots have joints similarto human arms. they will have specialists complete operations using just a few small incisions rather than one big one. the us air force is adding smart glass to its vr plane maintenance and operations training. the aim is to help staff really get hands—on. made by bebop sensors, these gloves use powerful haptic feedback tags which lets users feel vr interactions with a six milisecond response time. and finally, this slippery underwater robot is actually meant to be rather scary, if you're a mosquito fish, that is. made to look like a predator, it aims to frighten and tire out the invasive pests which wreak havoc on native wildlife around the world. so far, nick, you've been looking at how social media is basically clearing up its own mess

congratulations on four incredible centuries of history, heritage, and commitment to the righteous cause of americangovernment. this is truly a momentous occasion. [ applause ] i want to thank the governor of virginia for inviting me to speak at this very important event. and with us this morning are many distinguished guests and officials from across the commonwealth, including lieutenant governor justin fairfax. [ applause ] speaker kirk cox, thank you, kirk. [ applause ] senate majority leader tommy norment. [ applause ] and members of the host and other federal, state, and local tribal leaders all with us today. thank you very much. [ applause ] we're also very thankful as well to have with us secretary ben carson. ben, thank you very much, wherever you may be. [ applause ] and acting director, a person that you know very well, acting director ken cuccinelli. [ applause ] he spent a lot of time with you folks and he has a lot of respect for you. and the terrific people at the department of the interior and the national park service. i want to thank you all for being here with us. it's a great ho

american notifeder law in the to cause harm but told law enforcement he was upset over a long simmering dispute between the airline and mechanics union and that this dispute affected him financially. he tampered with the plane to cause a delay or have the flight cancelled in anticipation of obtaining overtime work. no matter the motive, experts say airline employees pose a potential security concern. >> the greatest vulnerability is the insider threat and the challenge is they know the system. >> tom costello reporting there. it appears to stem out of the frustration over a five-year labor dispute. nbc reached out to his family but got no immediate response. >>> all right. get ready for a loud opening night at san francisco's new chase center. take a look at it there. tonight the new warriors arena will open. here is a live picture we want to show you of the chase center. it's going to be rocking in a few hours because metallica is taking the stage with the san francisco symphony. if you are going to the show, public0 parking ststhe chase are for the vips. if you take muni show your tic

that view, reconstruction was the lowest point in the whole saga of american democracy, a time of miss government and corruption caused by the misguided decision to grant the right to vote to african-american men, who, according to these scholars, work innately enable of participating in political democracy. despite its overt racism, this interpretation dominated legal scholarship for over half a century and still exist in parts of popular historical consciousness. the remarkable longevity of this dunning school portrait of reconstruction derived from the fact it harmonized with the racial system of the united states from 1900 until the civil rights era of the 1960's. it had clear political lessons. number one, it was a mistake to give black people the right to vote in reconstruction. therefore, the white south was justified in taking away the right to vote, as it did around the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. secondly, reconstruction was imposed on the south by northerners. maybe some of them even had humanitarian motives, but the result proves northerners do not understand race relations in the south, and there

is safe to use on your skin, that's confirmed, but doctors say inhaling it can actually cause pneumonia. the american vaping association which essentially lobbies for or protects the vaping industry, argued that its products can actually help people quit smoking traditional cigarettes and that a ban would do more harm than good. in a statement that agency writes "in the history of the united states probation has never worked. it didn't work with alcohol. it hasn't worked with marijuana. it won't work with e-cigarette. a flavor ban will only lead to the creation of yet another multibillion-dollar black-market that will operate with zero safety controls. for more reaction in the moment from the head of a technology association. first chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting live from the white house and it seems like with the first lady gets involved, things were all. >> things happen quickly, that tweet was put out on monday and then we get the announcement from the president that vaping industry as you can imagine imposes this idea of banning flavored tobacco other than tobacco flavors,

cause. ron allen is there with the latest. >> reporter: tonight a scene of utter devastation leaving a small american town looking more like a war zone. destruction caused by an early morning explosion from a suspected gas leak. >> i haven't heard anything that loud around here ever. >> reporter: the deadly blast in farmington ripped through the offices of a nonprofit called leap they serve people with disabilities it reopened the office two months ago after extensive renovations. >> i immediately thought everyone was gone. that's all i could think. >> reporter: residents miles away felt and heard the explosion, and found falling debris before and after images revealing the extent of the destruction. >> i spent a year in iraq as close as i can explain it it was total devastation. >> reporter: fortunately investigators say manager evacuated the building when he smelled gas. but a firefighter captain michael bell age 68 apparently investigating the leak was killed today a solemn procession for his remans bell's brother fire chief terry bell was among the six injured. >> all of us are one big family we all know each other, espe