that's a little bit on werner von braun. the years between 1946 and 1950, although filled with a variety of assignment in support of the u.s. army, he was captured by the americans after the war -- his new employer did not provide an opportunity to move beyond the v2 in developing a new and larger rocket. during this period, von braun privately embarked on a study of sending a large expedition to mars, using the existing technology of the v2. he expressed a scenario in the form of a novel but provided extensive notes and an appendix to support the technical assertions. this is the late 1940s, now. the mars project, as the novel was called, was an insightful look at what could be achieved if or when mankind decided decio travel beyond the gravitational bound offered the earth. the expedition had send sheet ships operated by 70 men, making the trip in formation, the glove till la carried all the provisions to be self-sufficient for more than two and a half years. does this not sound like magellan? following publication of the

hector will face thames, ryan braun and travis shaw. >> mike: braun's out. >> tom: that's right. >> john: remember they had a big lead, gave him a rest. >> tom: i didn't mark it down. that's a huge piece to this it game, too. >> john: i remember when tommy lasorda took his starters out and we scored in the ninth to win the game. tommy wasn't happy which made me very happy. >> tom: that ball is hit well to right field. williams is going back. it will stay in yard off the scoreboard. thames. the throw not in time. just missed getting him. >> mike: a nice throw. a great hustle by thames coming out of the batter's box hard. the ball duck hooked. >> john: if that chain link fence wasn't there nick would have had him at second easy. that chain link deadens it and kicked it off. >> tom: so thames is at second with his 18th double of the year. >> mike: that's where he would be. >> tom: perez who has been a good addition off the bench for the brewers the last few years bumps it foul. they have their rbi leader on deck in travis shaw. >> john: a lot of their hitters when they step out to take a pr

bases loaded for brian braun, a 375 batting average against the fightins, la braun identity with a grandlam and the fightins falling 9-6. final score. $370,000 how much carson wentz raised for his newly formed charity. also held his first passing camp. the group spent time in fargo, north dakota, talked about the guys making the trip >> kind of an off season thing everyone does, we got almost all the receivers out here this summer. they flew in, what the heck is this place? what's going on? they love it >> everyone around here has been great in fargo. i mean, we love it out here. and it's great for our team coming out here with carson to see how he living. it's great, resumed me a little bit back home. >> what do you suppose was so funny there >> summer league action in vegas. this is the final time we'll see the sixers until training camp. just smile. >> former villanova captain ryan arcidiacono playing with the bulls, scores on the lay-up against his home town team, scored 16, then furton, court ma. the 19-year-old rookie starting to get comfortable, sixers eight point lead, third quar

there is less demand for the braun, as it were, the muscle in the braun that made things before.etraining those workers is a challenge. there is evidence that it has worked in some places. get anyany, they can i decent jobs and they don't see that walking -- that working at walmart for minimum wages what they want to do. retraining the old workforce is a far greater challenge than trying to build new industries which may not employ the same people. host: bob is calling from the rust belt state of michigan. caller: i'm not sure what your point is. these cities have not recovered. on amay have recovered massmarketing program on television, but the reality of most of these cities today is that the unemployment rate is just outrageously high. the poverty levels are unbelievably high in most of these same cities. you are talking about re-creating into a brain belt. i don't know what your point is. unless we have the political will to bring back manufacturing into this region, other than some places like grand rapids, michigan, as one example that i can point to, were some of these kin

bases loaded for brian braun, a 375 batting average against the fightins, la braun identity with a grandand the fightins falling 9-6. final score. $370,000 how much carson wentz raised for his newly formed charity. also held his first passing camp. the group spent time in fargo, north dakota, talked about the guys making the trip >> kind of an off season thing everyone does, we got almost all the receivers out here this summer. they flew in, what the heck is this place? what's going on? they love it >> everyone around here has been great in fargo. i mean, we love it out here. and it's great for our team coming out here with carson to see how he living. it's great, resumed me a little bit back home. >> what do you suppose was so funny there >> summer league action in vegas. this is the final time we'll see the sixers until training camp. just smile. >> former villanova captain ryan arcidiacono playing with the bulls, scores on the lay-up against his home town team, scored 16, then furton, court ma. the 19-year-old rookie starting to get comfortable, sixers eight point lead, third quarter

von braun designed an inflatable space station in 1953.ring-shaped one i had in the beginning. it looks like steel. it is actually a big bicycle tire in space t would have worked. there were concerns contractors on project voiced about, if some astronaut get as little overexuberant and bounces off the side and punctures a whole, this thing will fly around like a balloon let go in a room. probably wouldn't have, but valid concern i suppose. armed space stations and a lot more. what is coming up? i will end quickly what we're heading into. nasa retired the space shuttle in 2011. we still have a wonderful space station that goes overhead in every 90 minutes. since 2011 we haven't had a way to get our people up there even though we paid for most of it. which is kind of a problem. we've been buying rides for the russians on soyuz spacecraft, which iconically designed to beat us to the moon when we were flying apollo. it didn't succeed in that. but has been successful spacecraft since then of the when we retired the shuttle, fees on the soyuz is

with peace activists down head of no to nato rein approval and mr braun thank you for joining us on r.t. international maybe you would be the best person to town is why are people so angry about the g. twenty meeting. you know the g twenty is an illegitimate organisation which one to the side about the future of the world it's in their liberalistic decision about bed arms trade destroying the agriculture militarism and war and destroying the environment you know they're already part of the sieve you know due to the area. of the world out attending these meeting then a lot of big crowd over here which is for democracy and for free speech high joining these are made to protest against it and that is the reason so many people are coming here i am sure you can see around the big crowd which is tightening the judges on that maybe there will be much more of the big demonstration that sort of . security has been stepped up in light of past of god we've got riot police the water cannons and tear gas do you really think protesters will actually succeed in disrupting the g twenty summit. you know

and he's got ryan braun in front of him. you know what, he was mvp last year.e didn't look like it with that? jackson seven innings. bases loaded. this one's down the line and right field corner. roger hey seuss, edwin jackson, everybody comes on home. there's a party. nates take a 4-0 lead. we go to the bottom of the 9th now. saw the pitching, saw the offense. here's some deep. morgan, remember him? left center field. here comes roger. i got that. great diving catch. nates went 8-2. do you know what they are now tied with the new york yankees for the best record in baseball. how about that? >> the nationals will be holding a moment of silence for jim vance before tomorrow night's game which like his highlights back in 2012 is against the brewers and just like in vance's highlight. edwin jackson the mound fortunates. a very cool coincidence considering edwin jackson had played for a handful of different teams before returning back to the nates this year. >> it was meant to be. >> that's very cool. >> he was pretty good at doing the sports. >> he was. he had got

ryan braun continued to torment the phillies hitting a grand slam right here his first since august of5 and that was also against the fightans by the way. the phillies are now 30 games under .500. aaron altherr is day to day with a mild hamstring strain. he injured it in the fifth inning last night. now aaron is batting .284 and is the phils' best offensive threat with 898 on base in shrugging percentage and leads the team in extra base hits with 35. >>> venus williams was looking to make history with alwyn at wimbledon. with this win she'll become the oldest grand slam winner and earn her sixth title at the all england club. all she had to do was beat garbiÑe muguruza. this is a tight match early on here in the first set venus with the unforced error and garbiÑe with the break. never looked back. she won the next seven games and here on match point venous appears to be out. now this was reviewed and garbiÑe will win her second grand slam in straight sets. >>> summer league is over for the sixers. the next time we will see them is at training camp in late september. all the players sho

sure it might get the braun out of the way i put it also land curry in jail following a game the warriors were about to win any right. if there is anything our nation's news channels to take seriously it's war so corporate media please drop your pompoms and do your damn job. that was my less cynical ending where i pretend our media wants what's best for america and just needed a proper scolding to get back on track. here now is my actual and doing the corporate media is built is designed to cheer on aggressive nationalism and unquestioned jingoism they perpetrate a fraud on the american people in order to make sure we support the endless destruction of other countries and any reporter who does not bolster blind american hegemony is quickly stripped of their cushy job their gold plated health care and their sparkly cocktail parties before being put out to pasture whatever day of. the media the r.c.c. the days. yeah good enough cameos take the news from behind did everybody have a good july fourth did you. think did you do like i did and celebrate by covering yourself in on the fool america

later in the second ryan braun with bases loaded grand slam and eight runs and nine total and philliese 9-6 and dropped six of the last seven games sixers number one pick fultz is feeling better and taking jump shots and taking threes at the summer league this morning but what are we talking about practice come on let's talk about a game and fultz out for the is iksers summer league finale against the bulls in las vegas and first the steal, is lam and 22 points and former villanova star giving the sixers trouble and three of four from pete and sixers lose 99-82 and what happens in vegas eagles quarterback carson wentz plans to stick around fargo south dakota after heading to training camp when the rookies are due to report next sunday and by the way he can't wait. >> i'm ready to go and last year this is all coming fast so last year was definitely a whirlwind and this year i'm pretty much ready to go. >> eagles coach trying to open champaign and play golf and he shoots 82 today tied for 43. charles barkley well he plays much much worse the former sixers star has the worst round and he

nola will not have the to face ryan braun.s outweigh sore wrist. >> brawn is a pretty good hitter but they still have a good lineup. they have a bunch of aggressive hitters and we've got nola going who i think has been pitching extremely well and if he pitches the way i know he can, hopefully he can stifle those guys. >> the second round of the open championship is in the books and jordan spieth has some breathing room and he does it despite the windy conditions at royal birk dale. the wind isn't sergio garcia's problem. his anger is. check him out on the fourth hole. he's not happy with that shot. garcia takes a swing at the bushes and ends up hurting his shoulder. two over par. spieth has an up and down day but this eagle on 15 is huge. spieth owns a two hot -- shot lead. he's at six under par. round three tomorrow morning. >> intense pressure. >>> melissa magee with that accuweather forecast for your weekend ahead when we come right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we have some breaking news to report to you. as you can see from one of o

zack britton back from the dl, gets work in the seventh after letting two on, he gets ryan braun to groundn given up by britton which is a good thing as well. e ories still lose 4-0 as the brewers complete the three game sweep. wimbledon still in full swing. tennis star from prince george's player in the world, alexander. today, at the all england club, andy murray, nadal, and venus williams all moving on. williams second round match against wong after wong takes the first set here. comes venus in the second. big time winner right there. we head to the third set. venus serving for the match and wong hits it long, it's out, venus advances with a three set victory. >>> and everyone's favorite goof ball, former wizard nick young, now a member of the warriors. he ran away from our cameras earlier this year when the lakers were in d.c. could be reunited and break out the dance moves with another knucklehead, magee, free agent meeting with other teams and good chance he returns. one of the favorites, however not with the wiz, but the lakers. the walk off, hands in the air for three, actually did

you can make it six-nothing after ryan braun's two run homer brawn drove in four.ameron perkins with the line drive left field corner odubel herrera scores. cesar hernandez fly ball goes into the stands in right. this is a three run shot. his sixth homer of the season. the phillies trail eight to five but wait. it gets better. two on for cameron rupp in the eighth. he goes opposite way. his ball clears the wall in right. phillies just like that erase a seven run deficit to tie up the game. in the ninth domingo santana with the left that is going to score perez. brewers regain the lead. bottom of the ninth, andres blanco strikeout to end the ball game. phillies three game winning streak is over nine-eight the final. >>> eagles camp almost here on monday rookies quarterbacks and selected veterans will report to the novacare complex to begin training camp. eagles making several moves in the off season. one of the biggest moves was signing alshon jeffery. he was back in his hometown of columbia south carolina holding his football camp for kids. he and the other veteran

basically president michel and said that he wants to change the labor code because he wants to make braun some productive he wants to reduce unemployment one of the ways that he wants to do that is by changing the working conditions but the people his say by changing the working conditions what they do is actually a route to rights over work completely and they're unhappy that they saw you do more flexible working they think to erosion of society and that's why people have come here to protest against my own and against trump today in paris show that you can ski not see us and france is marking the grim anniversary of the terror attack in the city of nice one year ago a radicalized tunisian man rammed a truck into a festive crowd during the national holiday killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police isis later claimed responsibility for that atrocity. well. living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes . just terror tactics lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. got it. we are in a new era and france will have to live with t

the pitch destroyed by ryan braun.ws it open, his 21st career home run against the phills, most against any team. brewers win. >>> carson wentz spent the last week back home in fargo, north dakota. he was working and bonding with the team's wide receivers. doug pederson loves the leadership qualities he's seeing from his young qb. >> it's exciting to see carson take the reins this way as the leader of the football team, facing the franchise and the guys are responding well to him. i think it's just -- it's a credit to the guys that are out there. and making not only themselves better, but helping the team overall. >> be sure to catch pedersen's full interview. that's it for sports. nbc 10 news is coming right back. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we

trials, they released the people who were there, and then began to rehire people like wernher von braunts, and some of his deputies came to the united states, as they had the new rocket science. so when the trial that you presided over at nuremberg was hailed as a success, as some did at the time, it can't really be described as that. some of those who were found guilty were subsequently released. i was of course disappointed, but i never anticipated or tried to do justice, in the broad sense of holding every criminal accountable. it would have been a practical impossibility. so i was careful in the selection of having the men in custody, having high rank, having good education, having absolute proof, beyond any doubt, of his guilt. i had his report, top—secret, to his commanders, saying how many people executed. they were not quite accurate. they exaggerated the body count. so more — how many more they killed. then they said it was against our will, superior orders. bologna. was it bologna? they were ordered to kill all the jews, but they wanted to brag. they said how many they killed.

trials, they released the people who were there, and then began to rehire people like wernher von braunockets, and some of his deputies, who came to the united states, as they had the new rocket science. so when the trial that you presided over at nuremberg, as chief prosecutor, was hailed as a success, as some did at the time, it can't really be described as that, if some of those who were found guilty were subsequently released. i was of course disappointed, but i never anticipated or tried to dojustice, in the broad sense, of holding every criminal accountable. it would have been a practical impossibility, so i was careful in the selection of having a man in custody, having a high rank, having good education, having absolute proof beyond any doubt of his guilt. i had his report, top secret to his commanders, seeing how many people were executed. they were not quite accurate, they exaggerated the body count, to show more, how more they killed, and then they said, "it was against our will, superior orders". baloney! was that baloney...? it was absolute baloney. because sometimes, aren'

later in the second ryan braun with bases loaded grand slam and eight runs and nine total and phillies6 and dropped six of the last seven games sixers number one pick fultz is feeling better and taking jump shots and taking threes at the summer league this morning but what are we talking about practice come on let's talk about a game and fultz out for the is iksers summer league finale against the bulls in las vegas and first the steal, is lam and 22 points and former villanova star giving the sixers trouble and three of four from pete and sixers lose 99-82 and what happens in vegas hopefully stays in vegas do not bring the losing home we are right back for more sports. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. and keep on running all day long. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster t

von braun, how do you think we stand in relation to the russians? do you think we can ever catch up?" "i'm convinced that in the can ever catch up?" "i'm convinced that in the space field, the russians are ahead of us particularly in large weightlifting capability." "uh, roger." "at the moment, the problem is not so much to catch up but first build up the working speed that they have already demonstrated." "after we are running as fast as they do, there is still a considerable gap to close and only the future will tell whether we will manage to close that gap." "you are a go. water systems. go! grades operations. all clear to launch. mercury capsule. go. all pre-start panel lights are correct. the ready light is on." in the fall of 1958, nasa's first administrator, t. keith glennan, approved "project mercury" with the goal of sending a man into space and bringing him home safely. and do it before the russians do it. but first, nasa needed a spacecraft. specifications were sent to 20 companies. eleven bid on the highly prized contract. and in january

next 8 batters, see you later, 3-run shot later in the second, ryan braun bases loaded grand slam. phillies lose 9-6. they have lost 6 of their last 7 games. >>> sixers number one pick markell futle -- fultz is feeling better taking jump shots at the practice yesterday, we're talking about practice not a game. sixers against the bulls in vegas. former villanova star giving the sixers trouble, he dropped 16. sixers drop the game 99-82. don't bring this losing home, guys, they need wins when the regular season gets going. eagles quarterback carson wentz plans to stick around fargo, north dakota before heading back to philadelphia for training camp. carson wentz and the rookies are due back next sunday. >> i'm ready to go, i'm ready to go last year, man this was all coming fast. last year was a whirlwind, this year i'm pretty much ready to go. >> reporter: eagles coach doug peterson is in lake tahoe trying to open champagne and play golf. his game is better than his bottle popping skills, he shoots 82, tied for 43rd. charles barclay is in dead last, 89th place, come on charles. that's

derrick rose will sign a one-year deal was to $.1 million will join the braun james and cavaliers withrving with the starting job to decide who will be the first official order. 34-year-old interim general manager promoted to full-time gm. remember last week the player whose stock had reportedly been kidnapped and then the dog was returned. dallas cowboys have following the series of questionable behavioral issues. they blindside the team was yesterday by in woodbridge virginia in june. either way he's no longer dallas cowboys. a five-year contract with the deal expected to make the hall of fame quarterback. why cant unknowns become a football star. he was signed by the philadelphia eagles. he is a tie then. dining in austin airport. he noticed a man was joking. so he followed what is taught and performed behind the maneuver. once stable, ryan went back. >> after he went and cleaned up and everything, he looked back at the plate of brisket and he was like yeah, i'm going to have to finish this one. he went right back in. reporter: anyone who's ever gone nose. cheryl: it's all about bri

braun on base, they have him, he is dead. for my joseph throws it, they are getting booed and booed loudly. check it out, how about some cheers they come back scoring four times in the 7th. hernandez, a three-run bomb. they are within 3. cameron ruf rip is it. they give up three hits to the brewers and the game. just like that phillies lose, 9-8. >> that was a tough one to take, you're down by 7 runs, 8 to 1. i thought we had the momentum going in our favor, we couldn't get it done. >> reporter: the union in columbus last night they are short-handed because of the go cup and injuries. john mccarthy. how about the save in net. 56th minute, ugly off a union player and in, mccarthy cannot get his hands on this one, wow, union lose 1-nill. they will get another shot at these guys on wednesday at home. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> now on "action news" at 12:30 a.m., a murder mystery in louisiana. the new clues from an autopsy after a local official's wife was found dead after a fire. >>> a big payday for

that's ryan braun. he's clean folks and he hits a grand slam. brewers up eight-two. flip. herrera goes yard hits two run homer to right field. phillies within three. they are currently down nine-sex of six in the eighth. >>> over to the hardwood my heart goes out the 76ers beat writer who have been in vegas the last ten days covering the sixers in summer league. 72 hours and i'm out. that's all you need. sixers and bulls. sixers up four in first quarter. talk about guy on the opening night roster he gets the steal and throws down a nice reverse jam. nba he traveled but no need to call that. bulls up 16. valentine drives to the basket and finds it wide open. remember this by ryan arcidiacono used to may for nova finished with 16 points on the night. bulls win, 99-82. >>> hey ladies, wimbledon finals takes place tomorrow morning and since serena about to have a baby older since venus in the finals looking to become the oldest female wimbledon champion at the ancient age of 37. i'm 36. she's not that much older. she takes on garr bean in a at 9:00 a.m. sharp. over to th

later on bases loaded for ryan braun. oh, man.5 lifetime batting average against the fighting, grand-slam, and the brewers, over the fighting's, nine to six your final score. $370,000. that's how much carson wentz raised for his newly formed charity. so it has been good week for the eagles quarterback. he also head his first passing cam within his receivers, they spent time in fargo, north dakota. talked about the guys making the trip. >> kind of off season thing that everyone does. we got almost all of the secrets out here this summer, so it is exciting. they all flew in, what the heck is this place? what's going on, but they love it, they love it. we've had some fun. >> it is great. everyone around here has been great in fargo. i mean, we love it out here. and it is great, coming out here with carson to see how he is living, see what's going on around here, it is great. it remind me little bit back home, i'm from a small town. >> summer league action in vegas, final time we will see the sixers until training camp. former villano

phillies down four-nothing, and make it six-nothing after ryan braun's two run homer after jeremy hellicksonur, was triple away from the cycle. now, eight to one in the seventh, phillies mount a come back, perkins with line drive into the left field corner, herrera scores. the phillies trailing eight- two. next up, ceasar hernandez, fly ball that goes into the stands and right. a three-run shot. his sixth homer of the season. phillies trailing eight to five. but wait, it gets better, two on for cameron rough in the eighth, goes the opposite way, all clears to the right. phillies erase seven-run deficit and the tie the game. then in the ninth, domingo santana with single to left. that will will score, and the brewers regain the lead. to the bottom of the ninth we go. blanco, struck out, to ends the ballgame. phillies three game winning streak is over. nine-eight the final. >> we are just one day away from eagle training camp. tomorrow rookies, quarterbacks and selected veterans will report to the nova care complex. the eagle making several moves in the off season, one of the biggest was signi

he's the recipient of military awards including the braun star. there are two numerous to mention. just look at his chest. general milly is a native of winchester, massachusetts, he and his wife had been married for 30 years and have two children. ladies and gentlemen please join me in a major big welcome from the national press club to army chief of staff, general mark milly. >> thank you. i love coming to the national press club and getting headline news. that's great, i really appreciate you doing that. and so, thanks. thanks for the opportunity to be here. and i don't know how many of you know it but myra is also a veteran himself. served in vietnam as a young man, he was on general west more land's staff in the early years of vote yam, '64, '65 year frame. so thank you also. and i thank all of you for being here. i'm here to talk about the new england patriots and how they can bat 283. just kidding. no, i realize everyone hear is keenly interested in that which goes on around us and i'm a shoulder, a public figure, a chief of staff with the army as you heard mauro say, a signi

we have had our braun flooding in the past 24 hours.ne of the pictures sentin well. this was one of the pictures sent in the flooding in rhyl that happened this time yesterday afternoon with some torrential downpours. fed by the moist and humid here we had across the country. humidity swept away by the weather fronts. slowly crossing the uk today, bringing fresh air and broken clouds. this was the scene earlier this afternoon in dorset. this evening, a clump of rain moves in towards south—west england and wheels. showers in northern ireland will fade away for a time. towards dawn, the next area of low pressure swings and of the atlantic. some heavy rain for northern ireland, wales and south—west england. mild kind of night. tomorrow, wet and windy weather. gale—force gusts of windy weather. gale—force gusts of wind and probably over an inch of rain fall wind and probably over an inch of rainfall in wind and probably over an inch of rain fall in places. the best of the weather in eastern areas. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the

wouldn't say stock them but just remind them, gently remind them that this is why am, this is where braun and you never know, when your picture comes across the desk could come across at the right time. i've seen the same dead card come across but the one time it comes across my desk, i'm looking for this person at this time. to the groundwork yourself. >> there are's actors access is casting for tier. >> now casting. >> your headshot and resume and do your homework about a talent agent. you have to do your homework and be persistent. again, you have to be persistent the right way. >> my name is renÉe carter. if someone with disabilities was interested in the background, video production, that type of thing, where would you even start for that arena? >> that's a good question. i wish i had the answer to it but it's like i said earlier, i think, if there are people with disabilities who are already working in these areas you have to comport, you have to be an advocate for it otherwise will never know or people will never fight for it. what we are doing with the csa's were trying to do our

george zimmerman is acquitted and then the death of eric guardianer and john crawford and michael braun and tameer rise. and this is all we could focus on. the first thing is there is still activism going on. in fact before those moments. there were people in communities, activists and organizations who have for decade, generations, been working on these issues and we health paid enough attention -- haven't paid enough attention to the work they were doing. it's clear the attention we were all collectively paying dissipated and started to do that prior to the election. last year in 2016, there had been a name that aren't gone viral, not a hash tag, not a shooting story. i remember actually working with colleagues preparing a piece about where did it go, where did "black lives matter" go? and i saw this name trending online, and we just the story. except for this one guy, and then in the next day, another one is killed, and the day after the, the shooting of the dallas officers so even at this moment it's very likely there will be a day, a video, moment this year, where our eyes will be

scooter braun releasing a statement saying on behalf of justin and myself, we're sorry. first.rest and relax. he apologized to his fans, added at the very end, have a blessed da day. he needs some time off. sierra and her husband russell wilson recently took a family trip to china. sierra shared video from that trip as you see her riding on the great wall of china toboggan slide. she's got the 3-month-old with her. people online quick to criticize her. greg tweeting, has your attention seeking narcissism as a couple affected your parenting decisions too? this is ridiculous, she's three months old. others jumping in to defend her. one comment, people please, stop the mommy judging. she and russell are great parents and wouldn't put their kids in danger. >>> on the their nominations on tuesday. leading the pack, the video for kendrick lamar's humble. the weeknd and katy perry each got five nominations. new category, best fight against the system, that celebrates videos that inspired viewers to fight injustice. nominees for song of sum ear will will be allowed at a later date. de

[laughter] i worked in mister nixon's office at the corner of braun for three years on the 1965 act. i will say i was an editorial writer in st. louis and i don't recollect even taking a position on it and i don't, if you read lyndon johnson's memoirs, when that was enacted i don't think he even mentions it in his memoirs. i looked it up one side and couldn't find it in his memoirs. i agree with you, this is one of the issues i ran on in 1991 which was i called for a moratorium on all immigration, the numbers down to a certain level. so they could assimilate and americanize and again, acclimate everyone who had come, many many millions over those years, the way the folks that come from eastern and southern europe came in the 1890s the 1920s. and then you. of low immigration so that by the time you got the 1960, 97 percent all spoke english and we all had the same culture, traditions, histories, holidays . but to your point, to your point, i don't know that you could get that through if you talk about repeal of the 1965, i don't know that you could get that through the progress of the