barry, i'm going to come back to you. you mentioned enforcement that uh, why uh palestinians for the decades, long end occupation cannot get the kind of recourse or political protection. you said there's a lack of enforcement. my question to you, when you have this level of violence that erupts, we have the entire region right now, on the precipice of possible war because of the decades long zinanis. occupation, ethnic cleansing and in the last year blatant genocide against a palestinis, when you see these kind of consequences as a uh basically as a repercussion of the fact that we don't have the kind of proper enforcement, doesn't that make it that much more pressing for you to address it, to to possibly push for some kind of reform to address a situation, because you see that the fallout from not addressing it, how it's impacting not... just the region, not just the palestinians, but possibly the entire world bury, and that's still, mean to miriam's point, you have a thing called the security council, mean, perhaps it s

thank you so much barry, unfortunately that's all the time we have on this section, thank you. thank you, barry grossman, international lawyer and political analyst joined us from berley, indonesia, well we've come to the end of this part of our live coverage of the israeli aggression uh against lebanon and gaza, we'll have a quick break now and we'll be back shortly, i am bahman nurai and you're watching press tv. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being.

barri bumgarner: there was a gasp in the courtroom.g it. keith morrison: steven rios was found guilty of second-degree murder this time. he'll be up for parole in 2049. way too soon for linda. it still wasn't enough. i wanted the death penalty. keith morrison: but the prosecutor sees some justice in it. 24 jurors with no dog in the fight came in and heard this evidence, and it's 24 to zero that the prosecutor has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that steven rios committed this murder. keith morrison: libby still had her doubts. in fact, told us, she'll believe steven is innocent until she dies. it's why she talked to us all these years later. it's why she encouraged her son's trips-- hundreds of miles three times a year-- to visit his dad in prison. we went with him and libby on one of those long rides. he's a young man, now. it's crazy. you're so big. keith morrison: well, you've chosen a pretty interesting path. and i think it's interesting that you say that i've chosen that path because i don't-- you don't see it that way? libby sul

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in both gaza and lebanon uh which are ongoing at the moment uh we're bringing an international lier barryindonesia uh and we also have international uh excuse me political commentator jamal wakim joining us from the lebanese capital beirot. for some more insight with regards to the recent uh developments in the region. mr. grossman, let's start off with you. i want to get your perspective on the recent anti-israeli operations that were carried out by iran. operation true promise uh two uh which also highlighted the failure of uh the israeli regime which can no longer boast uh their military superiority? mean in general terms i have really two things to say about this and the first is simply this um this response has been a long time coming. i can't think of any single event uh in very very very long time. that has been more effective in pulling together the islamic world in support of a just cause than this, i think people who support palestine who support lebenon and yemen and syria and other people in the region um were getting tired and wondering whether there would ever be a response,

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host: ok, barry in new jersey. guest: that is a good question. being a border state, immigration is a top issue. these topics you bring up, the harris campaign has brought this up quite a bit, about some of the legislation that did not pass, particularly recently in the u.s. senate. so, you know, i think at times we tend to look at being a border state and everyone views border issues in a monolithic position. and that is just not the case. it is a top issue for many individuals. for many, particularly in the latino community, the border issue is important because they want a pathway to citizenship. they want fair treatment of those who come into this country as dreamers and under the daca program. there is a lot of interest about this, and even when we talk about water security, whether that is the wall or additional border security officers, a lot of these discussions have been discussed and debated in arizona. i think both the campaigns have highlighted some of the differences in their strategies in dealing with this. host: what is your sense

barry grossman now also uh joining us uh international lawyer from bali, indonesia, we also have a press tv, yusuf joining us from the emmy capital, we are in the middle of special coverage on the one-year anniversary. of operation alax of flood launched by palestinian resistance factions let by hamos exactly year ago falling on this morning actually where the uh early morning uh hours of october 7th culminated in thousands of rockets uh shot toward israeli settlements and the southern uh occupied uh territories near the so-called buffer uh areas of gaza um of the thousands of rocket attacks were then followed up by uh a breach of that so-called buffer or fence using a bulldozers, paragliders uh drones that targeted the uh uh the the um occupation forces observation posts and then uh we saw uh trucks and motorcycles in mass thousands of resistance fighters raid uh dozens of uh israeli settlements they say over 119 uh uh points of entry breaches. along that it was seen in the over 75 years of the um occupation by the anist entity as the biggest uh uh security failure and security breakdow

reagan was always kind and thoughtful about barry goldwater and gave a famous speech in 64. that speech which raised millions of dollars for the goldwater campaign and launched reagan's political career. he was are giving that speech in california but never given it nationally, given on nbc last night in october 1964, then everybody flooded to him, what became known as the kitchen cabinet, bloomingdale and several other men were part of the kitchen cabinet came to him and said got to run for congress, that wasn't for reagan. reagan viewed himself as a leader, he was president of the screen actors guild, a leading public intellectual. governor suited him, president suited him, he was an executive, not a member of legislature. i tell you one story. many years ago when i was interning in the u.s. senate for jacob javits, who was a liberal republican senator from new york, your number him from new york. my parents were very active in the new york state conservative party and we always had we 3 kids passing out brochures and doing all this stuff and in 64 when i was 8 years old i

barry levine was executive editor of the "national enquirer" when a tip came in on john and rielle.y, the juiciest gossip about john had been the price of his haircuts. levine: it was right before the iowa caucuses. he was running right with obama and hillary clinton. i thought, wow, if this story is true, the rug would really be pulled out from under him. in march 2007, a few months after barry started looking into the affair rumors, the edwardses received devastating news. elizabeth's breast cancer, which had been in remission since 2004, was back, and this time, the doctor said it was not curable. the candidate says he'll be there for his wife anytime, anyplace despite the presidential campaign. yet, john edwards says that campaign will continue. ♪ elizabeth was sick, and elizabeth had found out about me at the same time. you know, she called the-- the--the cellphone that we had together. there was only one number on the cellphone, and it was mine, and she called it, and i answered the phone, and she hung up. he ended up confessing to her that he had had an affair with her, but i

barry gross from their international lawyer joining us out of bally, indonesia uh we are now up on the one-year mark of uh the one-year anniversary of operation alexa flood by palestine resistance breaching uh israely occupied uh southern territories of uh palestine culminating in over 1200 dead and 250 taken uh captive back to gaza and then we saw the onslot. by the regime over the last 365 days against the people of gaza and in the last two weeks plus on the people of lebonon in gaza alone we're over 42,00 confirmed according to our uh colleague mariam az just mentioned these are 42,00 confirmed deaths, we know there are thousands of palestinians that are still missing and are not part of that death tool presume buried under rubble, but because the three quarters of gaza is now nothing but rubble. "it may take some time to get accurate deathtul out of the besieg territory, but we know over 100 thousand are also been confirmed uh injured in the last year in gaza and many of them permanently made and many of them of those permanent disabilities could have been prevented had there been

i know that guy i turn around barry goldwater is all by himself. so i go up to him.course, you know, again, 19 years old. and as you know, breathlessly, you know, senator, my name is craig shirley and to syracuse, new york, in 1964, i went door to door you passing out literature. he looked at me and says, i bet you got a lot of doors slammed in your face. all right. well, we have a few more questions. you know, i will say this. i always wonder myself, if goldwater had in 64, reagan had won in 80. interesting. kind of. he will once said the 64 campaign was won in 1980, which i thought was very profound statement is that is that they had to correct goldwater the correct ideas. reagan had the correct ideas. the country wasn't ready for them in 64, but was ready for them in 1980. so. well, some some were ready for in 1964 is what we heard. i think we have a question back here. kind of. current events questions that. okay, so we're looking at officially now today, donald trump being the republican presidential nominee for the third straight cycle. i wanted ask if you see

barry for his part retrated that the fight against israel would continue.ruth over falsehood. made the comment in a post he shared on his ex account in arabic language on sunday a day after lebanon's hezbulah resist movement confirmed the martterdom of its secretary general hasan nasurlah an israeli air strike in beirot on friday. the iranian foreign minister in his post hailed national for being the commander of the first arab forces defeat the zinus regime and retake occupied lebanese territory from the zinus enemy. adokchi also praise the assassinated hisbollah leader for the great victory he brought during the 2006 july war with israel, saying that he now has the honor of being martered and the path to liberate al-gus. the blood of nastolah will certainly be the sign of the victory of truth over falsehood, the top iranian diplomat added. and thank you for joining us in this section. please do stay tuned for the main narrative. the assassination of hezbollah secretary general sent shock waves throughout the region. the big question was, what would be the

just recent history, barry goldwater, mr. conservative in arizona in the 1990s, there was a particular republican candidate for congress, who barry goldwater and people did not think represented the republican party well. and then bought overtime, that would be worse for the party, having this person at the head of it. so he endorsed a democrat. that democrat won. she was probably defeated two years later by another republican. that it wasn't -- it was good for the party over all. is a grand tradition that people crossing the aisle, putting country over party and i think that is what is going to happen in arizona. i think it happened last time and it will happen again. >> one of the things donald trump has been escalating in the last couple of weeks his rhetoric including his promise of retribution against those he considers his enemies. bob woodward reported that general mark milley, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has installed bullet proof glass and blast roof curtains at his home out of fear of what might

serious note, spared in just minutes before his execution, the co-founder of the innocence project, barry scheck is with me next to talk about what is next now for texas death row inmate, who continues to maintain he did not kill his daughter whitening with his four years, but i really wanted that dentist visit white. so i decided to try lumina whitening strips and oh, wow, look how white my teeth are. and let me he tell you they feel amazing ma'am look at this city little saleable. >> these men of means were their silver spoons heating up the financial favors of the 1% what would become of them when they discover robin hood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash, unlimited deposit bombers, who's, and hence some time in bashing they're seeing this chaos today. oh, that's what position did you play? first base that's my grandpa used to play. when are hearing wouldn't allow us to you who's irregular phone. it made us feel isolated. >> it became difficult to communicate with our friends and family. >> clear captions was an easy solution for us. >> clear captions pro

. >> getting the information that was the hard part, and that took a certain type of journalist barryevine was executive editor of the national enquirer when it tip came in on john and real about john had been the price of his haircuts it was right before the iowa caucuses. he was running right with obama and hillary clinton i thought, wow, if the story is true, the rug would really be pulled out from under him in march 2007, a few months after be'eri started looking into the affair, rumors, the edwards is received devastating news elizabeth breast cancer, which had been in remission since 2004, was back this time the doctor said it was not curable. the candidates says he'll be there for his wife any time, any place, despite the presidential campaign. yet john edwards says that campaign will continue elizabeth was sec and elizabeth had found out about may at the same time, you know, she called the cell phone that we had together. >> there is only one number on the cell phone and it was mine and she called it and i answered the phone and she hung up he ended up confessing to her that h

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. >> bay area legends like reggie jackson, barry bonds and jose canseco were among the players treating fans to a softball game. ktvu zac sos brings us a look at the meaning behind today's event. >> let's play ball, hall of famer reggie jackson taking the field at the coliseum one last time, reminiscing at home plate. >> sharing the times here with bando. the people that i came through here with and you know, the one of the greatest players in the history played here rickey henderson, henderson, barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jackson softball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we have some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball. and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really

so i think barry's woods that he's repeated again today. oh, very telling. it's also with drawing attention to the fact that the last time the day was hawks time was here. last week, fixedly, he was saying that says $171.00, yes has to be fully implemented, but he spoke about potential additional measures to to that security council resolution. so there are a lot of analysis of questions that no doubt will be potentially getting all answers from getting all answers to in the coming hours and days a lots to flush out. but, but certainly this seems to be certainly the strongest language yet, certainly from the americans that they're putting something concrete on the table. okay, thanks charles. that's charles stress, but didn't be rude. so let's go to mom with vile and the due date and capital amman . and his day because these really governments bandages 0 from reporting in the occupied was bank and from inside israel mama now is really media. in addition to what we've just heard from a child. stanford is reporting that there's been progress in reaching a ceas

it was in the 40s that he met a woman named joan barry. who was she?jon barry was a 22, 23-year- old girl. she had apparently been the mistress of j paul getty. she got it into her head that she should be in movies, so she got a letter of introduction, went to hollywood, met a few people. one of them was charlie chaplin . they struck up a relationship that lasted slightly more than a year. chaplin thought she had dramatic responsibilities and signed a contract. he bought a play for her that he was going to direct and make into a film starring her. her behavior became increasingly erratic, and she didn't show up for acting lessons. he signed her up for drama school in hollywood, and she began cutting class. and chaplin was very serious about work. you had to do the job. you had to learn your trade. and so some of her erratic behavior put him off. they split up, they split up twice. finally, she went back to oklahoma for a time and then came back to hollywood and said she was pregnant and he was the father. and chaplin did the math. and he realized he co

they you know, barry, i mentioned locked away her letters bambi. is this extraordinary political strategist, i say in the loves of theodore roosevelt that. you know, she is what f kennedy was to john f kennedy. and i think that, you know, she's someone what valerie biden is to the current president. right. she she seeing the political moves far ahead of her brother and yet, you know, they thought they would put all their energy, all their effort into him. i do remark in the book you know, you wonder what would happen. these women lived at another time and we we do have some extraordinary examples. i mean, alice roosevelt longworth said of bambi had she been a man that she not theodore roosevelt would have been president of the united states. it's a pretty extraordinary statement for, a top five president, you know, and none than eleanor roosevelt agreed that assessment. so i think they simply wanted to confirm the belief of the world that. theodore roosevelt had done it all himself. so it was part of the same effort that they had spent their lives

even former giant barry bonds among the players treating fans to a softball game. >> ktvu zac sos had chance to catch the game and joins us live from the coliseum. zach, what a lineup. >> yeah, such a special experience. so much talent on one field. for fans, it was a chance to see some of the greatest players of all time and say goodbye to the coliseum for players, a chance to take a crack at the bat one last time and share some memories and let's play ball. hall of famer reggie jackson taking the field at the coliseum one last time, reminiscing at home plate. >> sharing the times here with bando. the people that i came through here with and you know, the one of the greatest players in the history played here rickey henderson, henderson, barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jackson softball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the c

let's give a hand to mike barry. bunny pounds is founder and president of christians engaged which is a nonprofit ministry that's all about getting the christian community fully engaged in our culture, in our country on every aspect and she's doing an incredible job in that role. she serves as vice president of civic and church engagement for a family policy alliance as well as the family policy alliance foundation. she's an author, former political consultant and former candidate for u.s. congress. let's welcome bunny pounds. and then we have matt carpenter. i'm thrilled to work directly with mashed on a weekly and almost daily basis, matt serves as the director of frc action and in that capacity he wears a lot of different hats, but he's like a right hand man when it comes to keeping a pulse as to what is happening in the election, pulse if you will across the country from individual races as well as resources that are available, mobilizing voters as well as keeping us up to speed on the candidates and races we nee

this region so well, barry mccaffrey, general, tell us how you view the matchup here so far. it is very difficult to say, because we don't know exactly what they're throwing at tel aviv, but it does seem there has been confirmation that ballistic missiles were involved. >> yeah, well, i would assume that the iranians will not target in this attack israeli urban areas. they're going after military bases. many of which are out in the desert environments and would be unlikely to sustain serious casualties, even to the military. we also need to be concerned, though that the iranians in april fired 120 ballistic missiles at israel of which nine did get through and struck two military bases. so that air defense capability of israel, short range iron dome, medium david slings, long range arrow three, works brilliantly, but not perfectly. so there is a clear risk that an iranian serious strike, which is sustained for days, could cause serious damage on the ground. i think the other thing we got to look at, the israelis have two divisions up on the northern border, they just called up

barry went to wisconsin and michigan today, but he sounded bitter. real strength about working hard, real strength about taking responsibility for your actions. real strength about telling the truth even when it's inconvenient. real strength is about helping people who need it, and standing up for those who can't stand up for themselves. that's what we should want for our daughters and our sons. that's what i want in the president of the united states. yeah, he has a guilty conscience. after leaving scranton, joe, for a woman who can't even tell you what a woman is, they're even dragging michelle kicking and screaming out of her hawaiian mansion to say this is the second time she's proud of the country. where's michelle been since the convention? if democracy was really on the line, shouldn't michelle be living in the battlegrounds instead of honolulu? every musician is now being ordered to campaign for kamala after usher, lizzo, stevie wonder, the harris campaign is bringing out bruce springsteen for a concert series. oh, and barack is bringing out

as i describe in the book, i debated on behalf of barry goldwater in front of my entire junior high school grade school student body, several hundred students. i was 12 years old in my 12 year old heart. i knew he was right and so i was a very passionate conservative i was a william f buckley. i read national review. and then when i got to college during my junior year, i ran across libertarianism. the book tells the story about how i became introduced to libertarianism actually at first a friend of mine told me about it and i told her, you know, i'd want to hear about this. and the reason why is that the word was weird weird, and i thought it sounded so that was it. but then she brought a speaker to the residential college. we in who would explain libertarianism. i was listening to it and i thought, wow, a rational conservatism. i could go for that. and by my last year, northwestern, i taught a student accredited on libertarian, libertarian ism. so at that point, by my senior year of college i was a libertarian then the book, as the book explains where i went as a first year law student,

president kamala harris in presidential election ironsides macro managing partner director research barrynk you for being here what do you think is going on here in terms of the areas that could be trump trades, looks like wall street is certainly watching this closely now with 12 days out. >> yeah. it is pretty evident much as increasingly evident in 2010 republicans were going to take back, the house, you saw that in that case in the financial sector, was a potentially huge beneficiary, government obama administration, congress just passed, dodd-frank, obama carry sectors sent a clear signal republicans were going to take back the house that was indeed correct. the market, he itself rallied 17% in anticipation of obama administration not being able to raise capital gains tacks, i recall discussing that with larry kudlow on another network back in the day where you are seeing right now is there is a pushout in longer-term rates with idea that deficit would ultimate go up more under trump presidency, i don't think that is correct we don't have a taxation problem, discussing it earlier. we

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it was in the 1940's that he met a woman named joan barry. who was she? scott: she was 823-year-old who was previously a mistress and she got it into her head that she should be in movie so she got a letter of introduction, went to hollywood, met a few people, one of them was charlie chaplin, they struck up a relationship. it lasted slightly more than a year. chaplin thought she had dramatic possibilities and signed her to a contract. her behavior became increasingly erratic. she did not show up for acting lessons, he had signed her up for drama school in hollywood and she began cutting class. chaplin was very serious about work. you had to do the job. you had to learn your trade. that put him off as well as some of her erratic behavior. they split up once, twice, finally she went back to oklahoma for a time and then came back to hollywood and said she was pregnant and he was the father. chaplin did the math. he realized he could not possibly be the father. so he refused to make a settlement on her. she went to hopper, who blew the story wide open, basica

>> the subtitle is, when art, sex, politics collide, it was in the 1940s he met a woman named joan barry, who was she? >> a 23-year-old girl who previously was a mistress of j paul getty. she got into her head she should be in the movies and got a letter of introduction and went to hollywood, she and charlie chaplin struck up a relationship that lasted more than a year. charlie chaplin thought she had dramatic possibilities. a play he would direct, make into a film, starring her. her behavior became increasingly erratic. she did not show up for acting lessons. he signed her up for a drama school in hollywood and she began cutting class. charlie chaplin was very serious about work. you had to do the job. that put him off, and other erratic behavior put him off. they split up once, they split up twice, she went back to oklahoma for a time and came back to hollywood and said she was pregnant and he was the father charlie chaplin did the math. he realized he could not be the father. he refused to make a settlement. she went to hopper, the blue this story wide open. he knew it wasn't true. th

joining us is barry banister, stifel's chief equity strategist.omic data comes in fine, the fed's cutting rates, and inflation doesn't perk back up too much, path of least resistance is higher? >> well, path of least resistance has some bearing on valuation as well. we did a note two weeks ago saying that the market looked like it was about two multiples too high. each multiple is about $250 of s&p earnings on a forward basis, so that's about 500 points. the s&p would be worth about 5,300 a, but you're right. unless we have some clarity on whether it's an extreme soft landing, yes, in the middle, but you could have a hard landing. you could easily have no landing, which would take rate cuts off the table next year. i think the risk is pretty high right now. >> so, you -- wait. sorry. you think the risk is high of a correction on the idea of a no landing? if it's a no landing, the market might not be thrilled with that, but it does mean that the economy's in great shape. >> well, a really detailed analysis of inflation, which, in this brand-new era

barry goldwater not paying attention.should be looking straight ahead in those pictures. >> ainsley: goes on through nixon and ronald reagan. >> brian: hue pert hum gri said he had said would have been in london. if they do not fight in 168 nixon will be in the white house. >> ainsley: nixon won. >> brian: here is hillary. >> one other thing you will see next week, kaitlin, is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. i write about this in my book. president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascists, in america were lining up to essentially essentially spread their support for the kind of government they were seeing in germany i don't think we can ignore it. it may be a leap for some people and a lot of others may think i don't want to go there. i don't want to say that but, please, open your eyes to the danger that this man poses to our country because i think it is clear and present for anybody paying attention. >> brian: amazing how she does not interrupt her like she did preside

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efforts are made, it is not easy because of security so no one knows exactly what happened so does barry. it is in the country and we have families that always will. and it is a complicated. and at the same time we have been talking and they do not recognize anything so we are recognizing 2015 people, it is like complicated. talking with the government. (on nominating and how could we have the quality of we are not given that so perhaps they sure and for this may be a key. for women's right. it is the original and we have the right have it. and they are very restrictive for some kind of protection. so the government goes and from there it allowed this to get emotional. what is really interesting here need to be accompanied and send for them. it is available and abortion including basic care and it is available. how we translate for women right now. and they have many challenges we have attrition of war so it is obligated. what we can emphasize in many of these settings. ... allowed quick response because when you do have legal support to provide services, to provide information, take you

. >> and barry, whether a little bit of a warm up as we head into your wednesday forecast, but maybee changes by the weekend and maybe a shower chance we'll have more in your forecast coming up. >> also tonight, a new sport coming to the oakland coliseum. how a team called the unicorn is expected to san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. are heartbreaking and unsettling. we spoke last hour with an expert who has some important advice to prevent you from becoming a victim as part of cyber security awareness month. she told us that criminals are now using artificial intelligence tools to make their attacks more believable, and also to reach more targets. >> well, now cyber crim

with us msnbc military analyst, barry mccaffrey. raphe, let me start with you.kes on iran and the expected reaction to them? >> well, jose, the iranian regime initially appeared to be down playing these strikes, saying their air defenses largely thwarted the israeli attack. as the smoke has cleared, if you will, it became clear at least four iranian soldiers were killed. a number of military bases were struck. we are seeing hardening rhetoric coming from iran. their foreign ministry today saying they will use all available tools to respond to this israeli attack. the iranian supreme leader met yesterday with the families of those four soldiers, and he left the door open to retaliation. now, jose that is not what the white house wants to see. president biden speaking to reporters over the weekend said neither side should escalate further. he said that he hopes this was the end. but what is very clear, jose, is we are in a new era now. we used to talk about the conflict between iran and israel as being a shadow war, iranian proxies attacking israel, israel launchi

bay area legends like reggie jackson, barry bonds and jose canseco among the players treating fans tome. ktvu zac sos had a chance to catch this game and has the highlights. all right, let's play ball, hall of famer reggie jackson taking the field at the coliseum one last time, reminiscing at home plate. >> sharing the times here with bando. the people that i came through here with. and you know, the one of the greatest players in the history played here rickey henderson. henderson. >> barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jackson softball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we had some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball, and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered

country will give a harsher response in case of further aggression by israel, but uh before we go uh barrycal rate of killing civilians, they do this deliberately in order to terrorize and intimidate the resistance and its mill or environment to as if telling the other peoples of the region, look what the price of the resistance would be if you follow up this line, so once again it is the fact that they are extremely weak, they try to cover this with crimes and with other things that are as hidous and as as horrible as killing civilians and innocent people, now the importance of the attack or will the the rightful retaliation of course in line with the international law for the crimes perpetrated by the zionist regime basically the assassination of late palestinian prime minister ismail h and the head of the political bureau of of hamas so this according to the international law, it is the right of the islamic republic to retaliate. of course, the expecially the time that went on for some, if you may call it delay, was due to the fact of the understanding that the israeli regime's plan and

barry goldwater, arizona. charles mac, mathias maryland and richard schweiker of pennsylvania. all very well known as well. yes, absolutely. john tower was a really important figure in this investigation, not only because he was vice chairman, of course, but also because he was placed on the committee by republican senate leader hugh scott and told that he should try to rein in some of the investigation, that he should be there to protect the national intelligence community. but john tower did work very cooperatively with church. over time, they became a surprisingly cooperative duo, even though they had decidedly different people. they came from different parts of the political spectrum and they worked really quite well together. john tower even later wrote in his memoir that he realized that over the course of the investigation that change needed to happen and that congress did need to exercise better oversight over this national intelligence apparatus. a couple of the other members there, i mean, barry goldwater being on the committee was important. he was largely protective