. >> for catherine walton, it began like any other saturday, with her husband phillip away on business, she took their five kids to the westgate mall. it was a place where all of them could be entertained, the teens and the toddlers. her kids liked the chicken place, the candy store. >> opportunity to walk around and kill a couple of hours and we would go home and have naps and everybody would be happy. >> the waltons chose to move to kenya two years earlier from texas. from catherine and phillip it was like going home. they were both children of missionaries and grew up in west africa. they met in boarding school in africa and married in the states and started raising their families. at the time of the attack, he was 14 years old, ian 10, portia 2 and petra the baby, just 14 months old was born in kenya. >> their morning at the mall unfolded as any family's might. they had lunch together in the third floor food court. after lunch the boys decided to race down to the first floor to a big department store, sort of like a super walmart. mom and the three young girls were still finishing

walton in district 10. winning reelection was catherine stephani in district 2 and filenet woman in district 8. >>> today is the 40th anniversary of city hall killing of san francisco mayor muskogee and harvey milk. hundreds gathered in the castro and marched to city to remember the lives that were cut short. amber lee spoke to some of those in attendance. >> reporter: the san francisco gay men's chorus sang in honor of the lives of two men that were lost. they were assassinated on november 27. >> i felt like i lost the world. i am standing here right in the middle where it all started.>> reporter: it started in the castro, the evolution of gay rights. this plaza is named after harvey milk. at the time of the assassination, cliff jones was a college student who interned for milk at city hall. he says he was taught self love, acceptance and the importance of fighting for equality. >> he showed us and me the way. mixed in with all of it is an incredible sense of gratitude.>> reporter: people marched with umbrellas and candles to city hall. >> i am revisiting a hope that harvey milk imposed on all of us. a hop

and we're back with catherine about an editor and publisher of the nation katherine and getting back to trump's advisers because you brought up john walton and once again the end of trading a lot of experts whether it's experts or professionals from the past from the present day just like you think that they mean i know. for america would be detrimental for its security but trump doesn't really care about what anyone says but his advisors like john bolton navarro pump air there are you know nick new conservative very hawkish. so to say politicians who are and tehran deal and china and you know entire russia sanctions. with this people in a picture are we in for even more confrontation it's not just the people in the personalities sophie at the beginning of this year as you know that there was a national defense strategy which is now the national defense strategy of the united states which commits the united states to. ongoing. risk that they're creating this willingly pushing the coalition corps good at it powers the new challenges and dangers the strategy says are russia and china and so it's a national defense strategy so even if it is