when here atta coma the railroads realized they had a golden opportunity for people to come and visit this area and take advantage of the natural wonders that are available to them at mt. rainier national park. the tacoma railroad had built its way south 100 miles. it took them until 1905 before they got to the gateway of mt. rainier national park. and from there the trip, which would have taken upwards of a week to be able to get there via horseback, now only took a matter of hours. to put this into perspective, prior to the arrival of the railroad in 1905 the average stay at mt. rainier national park was 30 days. when you came to recreate, you were expected to get the entire experience, meaning that you came out, you brought in your pack equipment, you were going to go and either walk the wonderland trail -- which circumnavigates the volcano -- or you were going to climb the peak, one or the other. each one of those undertakings took a tremendous amount of time, and it took a tremendous amount of logistics. with the railroad's arrival in 1905, the amount of time that it took to be a

. >> you're doing something important, you're going to be attaed so i'm willing to go through with it. >> reporter: the attack went viral instantly and sparked a spirited internet debate about whether or not it was okay to punch a nazi. >> punch a nazi in the face! >> is that okay? >> i think that you saw a lot of people actually very inspired by the fact that the nazis are not invincible. >> of course it's not okay to punch a nazi. any more than it's okay to punch a doctor who performed abortion. if you believe abortion's murder. the same people who insist that they are in the right when they are engaging in violence would be horrified if the roles were reversed. >> reporter: as fate would have it, just hours after spencer was punched the roles were reversed. on inauguration night in seattle an anti-trump activist was injured by a gunshot through the abdomen. >> hey! police! >> any individual who's ever been shot at one of these individuals, he was an member, and he was shot by a maga hat-wearing trump fan. >> here's some reality. 74% of the extremist-related killings in this country

hundred% truth to that claim but i'm sorry, folks, you have to be careful with that plan of atta attackly get four of these preseason games the fourth we all nobody nose plays now is the time to get grooving on offense. three, three and outs one fumble for carson wentz squad is now how you draw it up. my biggest concern the offensive line getting pushed around if you ask carson wentz what he thinks of course he wants to focus on him. >> the first couple of drives definitely frustrating coming out three and out every time. i missed a couple throws couldn't get running game going and it was frustrating but again we'll go back and watch the tape evaluate and, um, just keep building this thing. >> all right. national headlines have been filled with talk about eagles safety malcolm jenkins who said he'll raise a fist during the national anthem all season to show he's fighting for equal lat. last night it was joined by defensive end chris long, he's white, but spent many years in charlottesville area. here's both jenkins and chris long on taking a stand. >> in light of all that's going on as

but how does this rhetoric complicate any military response does it atta and extra element of uncertainty and volatility. i don't think so i think in the fact remains that if you take all of the comments being made not only those by the president by secretary maddest bisector tillotson. they're taking a very tough line against kim jong going who has. like its predecessors for the last twenty five years has absorbed everything that has been put at him and said about him. by the international community and continued to develop. nuclear weapons and the ability to use those. across intercontinental. so i think this is a smart move on the part of the president to ratchet up a clear message of not only deterrence. but basically punishment should. president of korea take action. what would he go through with it i mean that that comment of his wit when he says even if north korea even? thinks. about attacking things will happen that they never thought possible. what does that say to study what talk of a preemptive strike root in fact what that tells me is he speaking not only to korea but china?

idol i think that as i say i vacillated because you do get the cajuns such as the victory of mohammed atta. from gaza on arab idol and that was a great moment for lots of palestinians a moment of celebration so for a moment i thought well maybe this is a way in which. artists can get through artists who wouldn't have been let through by the traditional gatekeepers of the music industry but then i changed my mind for actually is. if you look at the format of the shows this fetishizing nation of competition whoever wins it's the same be companies who get richer because you have to sign an exclusive deal with those companies. and you know this kind of pseudo democracy we get to vote actually how we vote is very much determined by the opinions of an unelected panel of experts and so actually i conclude that these shows mirror some of the worst aspects of the capitalist system as a whole and just finally in terms of music as a weapon many people the going underground team want to be there because grime is something that britain. should be proud of you know how easily. the is the international m

it's not inconceivable that isis members or people inspired by could have carried out this atta attack. this is very much in keeping with their style and their tactics of terrorism in the west. what was unusual about this claim of responsibility from isis today is that in the past isis hasn't claimed attacks like this. they haven't identified itself. they haven't identified their adherence as the perpetrators of terrorist acts like this while anybody was still at large or was in custody. isis tends to only claim responsibility once all of the attackers are known to be dead. the thinking is isis doesn't want to give investigators to use against any living suspects to try to pry information out of them. it was until the people who committed the attacks are known to be dead. isis claiming responsibility for this barcelona attack while the alleged attackers were at large or in custody. that was weird. that's an unusual thing. we'll be talking live in a couple of minutes with a reporter we have a live report coming up in just a moment. here is the latest in terms of what we know about the t

. >>> a man is behind bars tonight accused of two violent unprovoked attas on b.a.r.t. riders. mel isa cane says arrests on b.a.r.t. are actually down even though crime sup. >> reporter: a rare victory today for the b.a.r.t. police who are facing a tide of crime. according to one b.a.r.t. director, far too much red tape. >> he just went up to the passenger that was just sitting there, next to a young lady, and swung a pair of bolt cutters and hit him upside the head. >> reporter: the attacker didn't try to steal anything from his victims. >> passengers standing holding on to the hand rail and he came, took a swing at him, missed and hit him again with the right hand right in the mouth. >> reporter: mario washington allegedly committed the attacks and was arrested this morning. but if it seems like random thefts and assaults on b.a.r.t. are happening more often, it's because they are. calls for help on b.a.r.t. are up 29% and felony arrests are down by 23% compared to last year. the biggest jumps were in rapes. there have been 6 reports this year, compared to one last year. robb

now tonight police say in response to the terrorist atta attack, they have killed four people duringolice operation in a town about 60 miles south of barcelona. fox news saying the people killed may have been trying to carry out yet another attack. >>> these latest terror tax are once again sparking concern about large gatherings in just how vulnerable we are out in the open. >> philadelphia's annual occasion dinner en blanc is tonight and the vulnerability is there once again. fox 29's chris o'connell is in franklin square tonight checking out the safety situation. chris? >> well, guys, it was one of the city's annual premier public events. the annual dinner en blanc. tonight's site franklin square. super secret site but with all these people, yes, what happened in barcelona today has some of these diners taking pause and also forcing police to step up security. >> they came by the thousands in their white dresses and picnic baskets. >> a little wine, little champagne. >> dining on salmon, chardonnay, soaking up the summer sunset. >> classy, elegant, beautiful people. >> reporter: f

he and three others brutally atta another inmate. >> he lost a lot of blood so that's why they had tohe never did nothing to me, at all. i had nothing against him. i had no right to do what i did. >> mchellon has dedicated himself to teaching parker a better way to do time. >> he's more or less like a son figure to me, you know. but at the same time i know i'm not his father. he has his own mother, and his own father but right now, he's more or less in my care. i'm concerned about him in the sense that he tends to get influenced by his friends, you know. i told him, i said you don't even have to go there, you know what i'm saying? >> while mchellon has become a surrogate father of sorts to parker he says his multiple prison stays have cost him his relationship with his own children. >> right now, i'm not in contact with any of them. i miss them all, i really do. so if any influence comes from me to him, i wanted it to be something positive. i wanted it to be something good. and then that way, if anybody's around my kids, i want them to be given them a positive influence, rather than s

. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, you atta know ♪ >> over the last four years learned to you ho write for my ownt egocentric tendency on my part and perhaps everyone's part to think you're alone in your pain. i quickly realized i was not alone and that millions of other people were feeling along with me. people were tired of sublamating, being inauthentic about their real experience and conforming. there was a door that busted open, and i was on the crust of the wave. ♪ it's like rain like a wedding day ♪ it's a free ride ♪ on your ♪ >> "ironic" really funny. what she was talking about wasn't ironic at all but she was one of the big stars of the '90s. there's lots of other women making music, too. let's celebrate all of it. >> the latest trend in rock 'n' roll. women. last night some of the top female artists took the stage to launch lillith fair, a series of summer concerts rocking the world and shatters misconceptions. >> a lot of the summer festivals are male dominated and i thought it wasn't representational of all the music out there. a way to even the scales a little bit. ♪ i went to the d

she says she was just about two blocks away from the car attaent there to opposee natural lists, white supremests and knee oh national disis were gathering. this is what she told us. i'm a jew. i don't want to see nats disis parading in charlottesville. my family died in the holocaust. i'm here luckily. i'm not going to stand for it and that's why i went. did you ever anticipate that what happened there yesterday would play out there? >> i knew from what was going on that somebody would die eventually. i knew that. and my husband to me, you know, it quo have been you. and the video that you're seeing now of the protestors as they marched from the white house to judiciary scwier. this is right next to d.c. police headquarters . they were gather ing in front of a statue of a confederate general there. at times people were chanting tear it down. they were chant ing black lives matter. i believe that we will matterment they spoke out the k a and fast \am\many and also against president trump. we asked people including some people what they thought the message was today. i think it's

there were no atta-boys. there was no back slapping and high fives after this performance from the president inside trump tower. to give you an indication how republicans are feeling, i talked to a top republican congressional source who said tonight that the president's ability to effectively govern this country is "dwindling by the hour." so clearly, anderson, the republican party is losing patience with the president tonight. but if they don't really do anything about it, anderson, this is really becoming the party of trump, not the party of lincoln. >> jim acosta, thanks. i want to bring in three people now, van jones, david axelrod, and david gergen. david gergen, how do you view what the president said today, specifically reversing from what he said yesterday and going back to what he said on saturday? >> i must tell you, anderson, after watching presidents for a long time, i was shocked by today's performance. on two grounds. one is that -- on the issue itself of charlottesville, he so clearly is wrong

the victims were farmers, and that there were up p to 100 people e inside hotel at t the time of the atta. some witnesses, however, told the ap the victims included houthi rebels. the death toll is expected to rise as s more thanan dozen bods are still buried under the rubble. this is emergency worker yehia hussein. >> the saudi american aggressors target of the hotel. proximally 100 people in the hotel. we found 35 martyrs and some body parts belonging to the victims. there are ohms 13 wounded and the rest of the victims are still under the rubble. amy: president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner visited saudi arabia on tuesday, where he met of thee manager version ongoing campaign in yemen. he also met with egyptian president on wednesday following the u.s. decision to egypt amongst egypt's to generating human rights situation post of the u.s. contitinues to give massive military aid to egypt. amnenesty internatioional said a program hobbies, smart tear gas, used to oppress critics of the egyptian facilitate serious human rights violations like extrajudicial executions

he got an atta boy from david duke in a tweet yesterday praising the president's courage, for heaven's is the president of the united states being praised by david duke. think about that for a minute. and i think in an odd way that the president thinks somehow that some of these people are his supporters. you know, i would wager that a large majority of donald trump's supporters, if not all of them, think these people are nuts. but that, you know, donald trump believes, well, if you like me, i'm not going to be so bad to you and, you know, these people have said that they do support donald trump, that he's their guy and they have taken comfort in this false equivalency, that he gave -- >> gloria, do you think he should give it another shot to -- >> i hope so. maybe third time is a charm. maybe third time's a charm. >> we talked about why do these white nationalists feel so comfortable with trump. it's because he sent them signals throughout the campaign. his son would retweet nationalists throughout the campaign. kellyanne conway said, wow, look at that, everyone should watch the whole

so, he gets an atta boy from david duke and what he did by saying that these things are equivalent is he sanitized a neo-nazi rally as just another protest. a neo-nazi rally is not just another protest. it is something very different. and you saw the video that you have been using. the president said, i want to get all the facts. i got the facts. what are those facts he got that made him take back the statement that he delivered? obviously now under pressure that he delivered the other day. what is it that he knows that we don't know? because we're able to look at those pictures the same way he was. and those were not, as he put it, innocent and legal protesters. >> here's another excerpt of what the president said a little while ago at trump tower. listen to this. >> you had a group, you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit and they were very, very violent. go ahead. >> what you call the alt-left is the same as neo-nazis? >> those people, all of those people -- excuse me. i've condemned neo-nazis. i've condemned many different groups. but not all of th

understand last week, we were hearing from sources that the president was almost giving scaramucci an atta boy. you know, people were calling scaramucci the mini me, or the mini mooch for president trump, because of the way he was dressing down reince priebus. somebody that the president has obviously lost confidence in, lost patience with. but slowly but surely from what we understand from talking to sources, the president viewed these headlining about scaramucci as being very negative, because not only were they overshadowing things going on here at the white house, they were overshadowing the president of the united states himself. and from what we understand from talking to sources, scaramucci talked to john kelly about this yesterday. but it wasn't until after john kelly was sworn in at the white house that the news was given to scaramucci that he was out and that he had to essentially leave immediately. this was an immediate termination of his job over here at the white house. when you talk to people close to scaramucci, they say he's going show up at the export/import venue tomorrow

that the work to contain fires was com plete that the work to contain fires was complete and that attabe two years behind their more affluent classmates by the time they finish secondary school. that's the conclusion of the education policy institute. the department for education says the attainment gap has narrowed over the past six years. jessica parker reports. finding the solution — this imperial college london summer school is all about raising aspirations. my parents didn't go to university. so i kind of felt i wanted to go to university. my teachers and my peers especially have been encouraging, saying that i'm good enough and that i can do it. i don't think anyone should have external influences on how their education should turn out. i think everyone should have an equal chance. it should be fair. i don't think anyone should be left behind, for whatever reason. today's report works out that for some disadvantaged kids, the attainment gap has closed slightly over the last ten years. but when it comes to the very poorest children, it's a different picture. at the end of primary

muhammed atta had a meeting with rams bena tib. and he is in git me and was denied a visa in the u.s. and could have been part of the hijackers in 9/11. if you look at what the bush team did and obama team did. what is the trump team now doing? >> first of all history of 9/11, the bush administration. the narrative took the fight to the confrontation. but there was a fierce opposition deputy and it started in 2006. the obama administration basically shifted away from it. they said basically it is not ideology and said it was social issues. trump administration has drifted back to at this time bush administration. these impacts will have impact on european and american opinion. >> bill: you argue first you have to identify it and name it. >> the leaders of the west and including the president united states give it a real name and then ally ourselves with moderates in the arab and muslim world. we have begun to do that. in the speech of president trump to arab leaders never happened before. but not a follow-up. >> bill: what is the s

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