[crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"]owd chanting "usa!"] president trump: hello, las vegas. hello, how are you? how is everybody? we love las vegas, thank you. and i am thrilled to be back in nevada! [cheering and applauding] i always have to say that name just right. with thousands of proud hard-working american patriots, the people of nevada love our country, honor our values and always respect our great american flag. [cheering and applauding] and except for a lot of the fake news that you see from the people back here -- [crowd jeering] president trump: this is an incredible time for our country. [cheering and applauding] america is winning again. [cheering and applauding] america is being respected again. [cheering and applauding] because we are finally putting america first again. [cheering and applauding] we have the best economy in our history. [cheering and applauding] and i have to tell you this, if our opponent got into office, which would have been a very, very sad, sad period of time, instead of your -- [cro

] [chanting] that's right, that's right. so i know that people who are all the way to the side ear cannot hear. other folks who are also getting tired of standing. we've been walking around all morning. first of all, give yourselves a round of applause for being here all day and send folks who have been here on the way since the beginning and have continued to come back to washington d.c. remember, we see you, we love you, we appreciate you. we will ask everyone to talk quick. you don't need a runway. so we are going to -- please, please do not touch the system. seriously, please. we are going to have a dearer bernard -- okay, sorry. thank you. the team from the national women's law center. [cheers and applause] >> i'll try to be fast and all the things spirit and president of the national women's law center. [cheers and applause] a year ago our country was transformed when stories of the violence that it too often stayed in the shadows emerged by the millions in the typical naming and blaming and gaslighting of survivors th

they are not chanting death to america. they are chanting death to the dictator. they are not chanting export the islamic revolution. they are chanting, leaves syria, leave lebanon, leave gaza, take care of us. protests.o these i talked to the people. i get so many responses from iranians. at first, i thought these were exiles. paris safety of london or or los angeles. no, from iran. criticizing their regime, that is an understatement. asked my intelligence people, what is going on? protestsfter, the broke out, not because of what i said, but it was an indicator of something extraordinary taking place. the cause of these protests, the iranian people are showing .nbelievable courage from the urban centers to the outlying villages, and it is embracing the whole of the ron -- iran from the striking bazaar merchants to the young woman uncovering their hair. they are bravely standing up to a regime that has brutally oppressed them for four decades and has squandered their money and still squanders it in bloody wars across the middle east. here is what i say to europe's

[chanting] now! his is democracy i am amy goodman. we are at the opening of the global climate action summit on thursday morning, but it is not the normal delegates coming through. there are over 1000 people, organizers, protesters, and water protectors that are challenging governor brown, the governor of california, who has convened this summit, saying chance, notn's last only dealing with emissions but dealing with oil extraction, .emanding that he ban fracking in front of us is a group of people who -- let's find out who they are. >> i am with the climate justice alliance group. the doors of the global climate action summit and blocking them, because the solutions people need to be hearing, the world needs to be hearing, are actually here on the streets. they have always been in the community and not behind close doors, not with people in business attire. amy: are you trying to shut this down? >> absolutely. [chanting] [this is what community looks like] --i am from a tribe in the in northern california. my people have lived here f

this comes after a hot started legal action against more than thirty dortmund fans over insulting chants dating back to last season in an open letter hoffenheim described the banner as incitement so murder ok so fittingly we'll start with you let's clearly a strong reaction from hoffenheim but don't you think incitement to murder is going to bit too far. you know it was a very long letter and you picked up one good thing that was about tolerance respect fair play and we use a clumpy of the responsibility for the use we standing for education we stand for social engagement and it's simply a no go to the actually insult somebody to threaten somebody like him in a phone or hope to just so many big social things he's supposed to do is supposed to seek he does things in africa from my own charity as well so there is absolutely no place for something like that. since i'm it you know to say that was a complete no go for how much involvement he does for the community and how much giving back he's involved in that jonathan the bonus league is broadcast all over the world are these kinds of messag

you know the problem is where you draw the line i'd rather see fans channeling that energy into chanting positive things about that seems supporting that team but you know in so it's been part of football coach. pretty much ever since the game itself starts it so if you start calling this out then play is going to start. take legal action and found if that being insulted i didn't read you draw the line there's a good point let's what he would have to say about that where is the line when we say a chant is too much for me to learn was crossed yesterday and to be honest i was about to go home before the match i felt sick to my stoic how do explain a seven year old boy what exactly is happening is they do i think football is still a game in the end of the day football is supposed to be done to make millions of football fans happy the think is just simply wrong that some heads get in the platform to spread hatred and insults to a man who does good things simply wrong there is no other opinion has this had an impact on the team or the staff at all you know it's just the five minutes before th

[chanting "drain the swamp"] early voting, so important. early voting starts in exactly one month, october 20th. so you can vote early, but you got to get out and vote. and remember this, dean's democrat opponent, whacky jackie. jackie rosen -- she doesn't get it. jackie rosen is bought and paid for by her donors, 100%. she doesn't even want to go to a debate with dean. i said, hey, dean, when's the debate? and he said, she won't debate me. that not good. that's not good. rosen doesn't represent nevada's values. she represents the extreme liberal values of her out-of-state donors, funding almost 90% of her campaign. [boos] but even that, just so you understand that, she is going to do whatever pelosi and schumer tell her to do, okay? it doesn't matter. [boos] every one of them, they come in, and they say, oh, we want to be bipartisan. they never vote for us. jackie rosen voted no on tax cuts. you know that. she voted for the disaster which is really being changed rapidly. you know, we got rid of the individual mandate, the most unpopular th

we cannot allow a regime that chants death to america and that threatens israel with annihilation. to possess the means to deliver a nuclear warhead to any city

[chanting] president trump: the democrat party, their best ally is those

and they began to chant wildly, mccain, mccain! sign autographs. when it was over, i asked him, why he got such a rockstar reception in hanoi? and with classic directness he said, well, first it is because they have been taught that i was treated a lot better here than i really was. and second, is because of the normalization of relations between the u.s. and vietnam. that was a classic mccain understatement. along with president clinton, and john kerry, he was about bringing normalized relations between the u.s. and vietnam. the next ordinary act of personal forgiveness when you consider what the vietnamese did to him during his 5 and a half years as a prisoner of war. after his injuries in vietnam, he could not pursue his ambitions in the navy. so he turned to government service. as his greater american cause. of course, i did not know john in his youth but i do not think from what i've heard that he was born with the natural skills of a legislator. and yet, he learned them and became a great one. he knew when to be immovable and

and the two words they chanted most were john mccain. stories and i can tell you many more is how unremarkable of how they are. the name of john mccain based on the actions of the man of john mccain have become the hope and inspiration for the press of people throughout the world as if there is a source of security for ally countries that shares our values. one last story, one of john's favorite cities in the world was jerusalem. one of his favorite things to do there was to stand on the balcony with lindsey and me of our hotel looking out of the old city and discussing all the religious and political history that happened there over the centuries. so when i first told john that i had decided not to run >> when i first told john i decided not to run for senate again in 2012. he was puzzled and frankly even a little bit angry. then the next day he called me. and this is my best recollection of the conversation. he said, you know, i've been thinking. if you go out into the private sector, you're going to make some more money. and then you

they wa nted began to chart wildly —— chant.d why he got such a rock star reception, in hanol got such a rock star reception, in hanoi, and with classic correctness he said, it is because they have been taught i was treated a lot better here than i was really an second it is because of the normalisation of relations between the us and vietnam —— and second. that was a classic mccain understatement, along with president clinton, john mccain was the leading congress in bringing about the normalisation of relations between the us and fear now, —— and vietnam, an extraordinary act of personal forgiveness when you think of what bb enemies did to him in his five and a half years as a prisoner of war —— when you think of what the vietnamese did to him. he could not continue in the navy because of his injuries and so he turned to government service as his greater american cause. i did not knowjohn in his youth but i don't think he was born with the natural skills of a legislator, and yet he learned them and became a great one. he knew w

[crowd chants: build that wall!"] have to say there is somebody in the state of missouri who has not heard what you have been telling her. [crowd boos] note is somebody who has been willing to work with the president of the united states, and that somebody is claire mccaskill. [crowd boos] she does not listen to you. did you know senator mccaskill said the border wall is embarrassing, that is her word, and everything, and everything. she has mocked the president for wanting to build it, and now she is sponsoring the most radical open borders bill ever introduced in the united states congress. it is terrible. [crowd boos] she wants to raise your taxes and will vote no on judge kavanaugh. i do not know who she is with, but she is not with the state of missouri. say, inwhat i have to 2016 this man and you made history, you made history in 2016. [applause] everything you fought for, everything he is fighting for, everything you voted for is on the line, so how about this, this november in missouri, let's make history agai

and the two words they chanted most were john mccain.re, is how unremarkable they are. and that's because the name john mccain, based on the actions of the man john mccain had become a source of hope and inspiration for oppressed people throughout the world. as it was aid source of security for allied countries that share our values. one last story. one of john's favorite cities in the world was jerusalem. and one of his favorite things to do there was to stand on the balcony with lindsey and me of our hotel, looking out at the old city and discussing all the religious and political history that had happened there over the centurie centuries. so, when i first told john that i had decided not to run for the senate again in 2012, he was puzzled and, frankly, even a little bit angry. but then the next day he called me, and this is my best recollection of the conversation. he said, you know, i've been thinking, if you go out into the private sector, you're going to make some more money. and then you and hadassa can afford to buy a second hom

so they were shouting and chanting slogans, what were they saying? yourjob!" "go away". and also nationalist slogans, "frei nazional sozial" — "free national social". they are actual national socialists, i would say. during the second world war, many allied soldiers were taken prisoner in asia by the japanese army. they were forced by japanese and korean guards to build a railway through thailand — a story made famous by the film the bridge on the river kwai. cyril doy was one of those soldiers, and has been speaking to the bbc‘s witness project, about the horror of the camps, and how he managed to survive. archive: it looks like an ordinary iron railway bridge but its past makes it a symbol of the brutalities of war, of human suffering and human heroism. the japanese wanted to build this railway through thailand of several hundred miles through virgin country, through mountainous country, through jungle, though rocks, and we were the means of them doing it. we became the white coolies. we left civilisation and entered another world for almost four y

we would be on these groups chanting, ichi, ni, san chi... japanese up to ten.th malaria and the centre, eaten away with tropical ulcers and dying of cholera, the starving prisoners drag himself each day from the camps to sleep under the burning sun. if they flag for a moment, there were the guards. for many, this was a happy release. i have splinters from these shells and a leg, the scar started to break down and turn into a big ulcer. major arthur moon, the australian medics, took me on a bamboo table and without anaesthetic, he cut up my leg and he pulled out a great big tendon. like that. you know? and of course, but saved my life. but the man in there, the one next to me, he was man in there, the one next to me, he wa s cove re d man in there, the one next to me, he was covered with these ulcers, terrible, he was, and he was delirious and he was full of make it. -- delirious and he was full of make it. —— maggots. i remember him dying next to me. i consider flies coming out of his mouth then. the whole length was built in the incredible time of only 14 mont

so they were shouting and chanting slogans, what were they saying?rjob!" "go away". and also nationalist slogans, "frei nazional sozial" — "free national social". they are actual national socialists, i would say. in myanmar, dozens of people have marched through yango to demand press freedom and the release of two reuters journalists who are currently on trial.the two men have been accused of violating a state secrets law while investigating the killing of rohingya muslims. they deny the charges. a court in yangon is expected to announce its verdict in their case on monday. here in the uk, the queen has officially opened a new highland games centre named after her son, prince charles. catriona renton reports. the queen arrives at the braemar gathering. she has been coming here since she was just seven years old. this is the oldest highland games in scotland, dating back to 1815, with all the traditional heavy events — throwing the hammer, tossing the caber. .. emcee: oh, yes! cheering and applause. ..dancing, piping, and, of course, the tug of war. p

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it's time to confirm kavanaugh. [ crowd chanting ] >> thank you so much for having me! [ crowd chanting ] >> today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. cspan is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> tonight on cspan3, a hearing

earlier they chanted political parties out remain sprit and we will never be humiliated people here believe the politicians have turned their backs on that neglecting government corruption has caused a systematic decay of its infrastructure yes yes i don't know why i'm living comfortably at parliament and inside the greens and while we're out here dying of hunger and thirst why are young people and graduates in the market selling onions all the government jobs are restricted to the parties. at least fifteen buildings connected to politics in the oath or it is have been targeted in the past few days this is the shell of the provincial government offices. some iraqis have been killed him what's regarded as iraq's shia muslim heartland in northern bass where hundreds of people were attending a funeral. these are protesters. protesting unemployment the water crisis the bad services how dad how to kill them would never allow. during friday prayers the representative of a rexx leading shia cleric condemned the violence against both the protesters and security forces guarding the buildings he also

political parties out basra remains free they chant and they cry we will never be humiliated that targets of their anger our politicians who they say turned their backs on. the protesters say neglect and government corruption is causing rising unemployment in this oil rich region and crumbling basra is infrastructure. why i'm living comfortably at parliament and inside the green zone while we're out here dying of hunger and thirst while our young people and graduates in the market sending onions all the government jobs and restricted to the parties. this is their destination the shell of the provincial government offices torched on thursday one of several public buildings to be set alight since the protests began. some iraqis have been killed during the protests in what's regarded as iraq's shia muslim heartland many others are in hospital during friday prayers the representative of iraq's leading shia cleric condemned the violence against both the protesters and security forces guarding the buildings he also criticized politicians for being too interested in vying for power. the patient

and now and possible after the killing of a russian backed separatist leader alexander is a college chant co died in a bomb blast at the cafe and on the at scone friday moscow blames kiev for his death and as the headlines these continues here on his ear off the inside story thanks. a show strength by germany is angry protests after the killing of a young the man. accused of his death is anti migrant sentiment growing in germany and how much of a threat does it pose this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the city of candidates in the east german state of saxony has seen a series of violent and to buy growing protests they began last sunday after the fatal stabbing of a thirty five year old german man and the arrest of two suspects asylum seekers from iraq and syria the streets were briefly owned by a far right protesters who chant to germany for germans reportedly gave hitler salutes and chased anyone who looked foreign police struggle to keep control and fights continue the following day between far white and left wing demonstrators the violence has raised concerns about

[crowd chanting indistinctly] man: china's just exploded out of nowhere. [boy laughing] [indistinct chatter] reporter: it's now spending billions buying up star foreign players, coaches, and top european clubs... [crowd chanting indistinctly] reporter: and skilling up millions of youngsters. man: 16.8. reporter: tonight, we follow a star of tomorrow and a big-name aussie import, all part of china's master plan to conquer wor

. >> [chanting "we believe survivors"] >> god bless you.urvivors"] >> tucker: this is what it looks like to live under tyranny by rich kids with poetry degrees. these tactics are becoming increasingly common. don't forget a few months ago the dhs secretary was targeted in the same way. >> [chanting "shame"] >> [chanting "abolish i.c.e."] >> tucker: and set up trying to slow down or calm their borders, democrats and maxine waters are chairing this behavior on. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in the restaurant, and a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out, and you push back on them, and you tell them they are not welcome. >> tucker: ape progressive commentator and democratic strategies joins us tonight. david, thanks a lot for coming on. >> good to be with you. >> tucker: are your parents still around? >>uc yes. >> tucker: what is our home address so i can sense and be over to scream at them? >> i'm not going to give up my parents home address. >> tucker: oh, okay. by the way, to be clear, i would never encourage anyone

[chanting] julie: confrontation that forced him to leave a restaurant through the back door.t mama bear. it was all about papa bear. the dramatically the father came face-to-face with a massive animal trapped in his van. ♪ taking care of business ♪ working overtime ♪ ♪ heather: always an inspiring shot in washington dc with the flag flying high. let's go to a part of the united states in florida. rick scott forced to leave the restaurant after protesters harass him, watch. [chanting] heather: protesters blocking the entrance of a cuban restaurant, upset about the red tide algae crisis. the republican forced to leave through a back door. .is the latest republican taunted at a restaurant. homeland security secretary kirsten newsom, mitch mcconnell and press secretary sarah sanders all similarly harassed this year. california education system is failing students. a new study that reveals the state's children are falling behind their peers in other states before they enter kindergarten. some apparently never catch up at all. this is due to a lack of care and funding despite the n

words they chanted most were "john mccain."ost remarkable about these two stories, and i could tell you more, is how unremarkable they are. that is because the name john mccain, based on the actions of the man john mccain, had become a source of hope and inspiration for oppressed people throughout the world, as it was a source of security for allied countries that share our values. one last story. one of john's favorite cities in the world was jerusalem. one of his favorite things to do there was to stand on the balcony of our hotel, looking out at the old city, discussing all the religious and political history that had happened there over the centuries. when i first told john that i had decided not to run for the senate again in 2012, he was puzzled and frankly even a little bit angry. but then the next day he called me, and this is my best recollection of the conversation. he said, you know, i have been thinking. if you go out into the private sector, you will make some more money, and then, you can afford to buy a second ho

. >>> healthcare workers took to the streets to send a message  to kaiser permanente. [ crowd chanting ] this is the scene yesterday as the union workers marched to the kaiser hospital on macarthur boulevard. they were joined by two bay area congressman. the demonstrators claimed kaiser is outsourcing hundreds of jobs. >> we are here to rally against kaiser who wants to outsource 260 of our classification jobs and pcp and shuttle drivers in san francisco and we are here to support them. >> demonstrators said kaiser plans to move jobs to other parts of the state where workers will be paid less and his statement was issued in response to the rally saying the protesters chose to, quote, mischaracterize kaiser permanente's strong commitment to labor. [ crowd chanting ] >>> marriott and hundreds of hotel workers had demonstrations with about 75 being arrested. the union said the marriott profits have risen 200% since the recession and wages for workers only rose 7%. marriott has been negotiating in good faith, they said and the union said a strike vote is planned for next week. >>> outrage

statements of denial in regards to the allegations but yesterday he took things a step further. [ crowd chanting ] the campaign to derail the brett kavanaugh nomination is, if anything, amplified with protesters taking over capitol hill offices as kavanaugh has his say. >> of never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not ever. >> reporter: kavanaugh and his wife, ashley, sat down for a fox news interview to tackle the allegations had on. they came from christine blasey ford and now deborah ramirez, reported in the new yorker. >> i know i'm telling the truth. i know my lifelong record and i'm not going to let false accusations drive me out of this process. >> brett kavanaugh is an absolute outstanding person. hopefully, he will be confirmed quickly. >> reporter: president donald trump shows no signs of backing down and neither does the uncharacteristically angry senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. >> this shameful, shameful smear campaign has hit a new low. >> reporter: the senate is edging closer to the thursday hearing but will we hear from others? a controversial attorney, mich

the crowds, the cheering, the chanting.. he was almost the chanting.. the cheering, the chanting..rs. he was almost in tears. his first win in 1,876 days.. his first win in 1,876 days.. the final event of the season and he did it. tiger's back, tiger's back!!! (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james ) an indonesian teen has been rescued after drifting at sea for 49 days on a floating fish trap. the 19-year-old had been working as a lamp keeper on a remote fishing trap. the trap was 77 miles off the northern coast of indonesia. and in mid-july... strong winds and water currents broke the rope holding the trap in place causing him to drift out into the open sea. the platform made it all the way to the waters of guam where to the waters of guam where he was picked up by a cargo ship. his journey was more than 15-hundre miles. ( james ) coming up on the kron four morning news at 8:00... police across the bay area are looking for a boy after he is taken in modesto. now we have a picture of one of the people police are looking for. we will get the latest in a live report. ( james ) and we are

. >> [ crowd chanting ] >> in her hometown of palo alto people chanted and held signs yesterday at around. women dressed as characters from the tv show "the handmaid's tale" to show their opposition to brett kavanaugh's nomination. in oakland demonstrators made a mural that read, we believe survivors. suite in the nation's capital at least 59 people protesting kavanaugh's nomination were arrested. demonstrators gathered in the supreme court building and blocked a street. that's when police moved in and made the arrest. >>> we posted the hearing in its entirety on our website, ktvu.com. you will find that under top stories. >>> barts board of directors voted more than -- to double the number of affair inspectors in the bar systems yesterday they approve the hiring of 10 new inspectors. that is up from the current number of six goes new inspectors will also work nights and weekends . the bart police chief said the presence of inspectors will help to deter not only fare evasion, but also crime in general. >> we do have a police sergeant that goes with the team probably 55 - 70% of the time a

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ellison has yet to face an angry mob chanting, we believe survivors.hey have yet to be convicted on tv, and he is accused of having for campaign funds. he's been accused of rate and here's what she had to say earlier today on a radio progra program. i said please read this account and the stipulation depositiont one of them would read it? >> they have so much more in this double standard all throughout the show. edits at the rest of the media won't report on this. we will be in washington, d.c., today and tomorrow, , and thursy for the upcoming hearing. and if professor ford decides to tell her story, we will listen. so while all of this is going o on, the president, who is in new york at the time and literally pushing his america first agenda moving forward with historic success, and today at the u.n., he stood up solidly for america first. in front of the world stage. i think one of his best speeches to date, take a listen. it's almost any administration in the history of our country. america is so true. i didn't expect that reaction but that's okay.

those protestors also chanting their support of dr. christine blasey ford and urging the senator to not vote for judge kavanaugh. it turns out that one of em, senator cruz, actually and susan collin c issidered a swing vote and could decide whether judge kavanaugh becomes a supreme court justice. back in to you. >> live for us there, justin, thank you. >>> today bill cosby, the man once dubbed america's dad will be sentenced for drugging a sexually assaulting a woman. prosecutors are askingor 5 to 10 years in prison. the defense asked for a sentence of house arrest citing his advanced age and blindness. the victim in this case gave an impact statement during the first day of sentencing. she says, s quote, wants justice as the court sees fit. cosby was convicted in april. >>> 5:07. happening now, concern amongnt resi at the ingle side of rock creek community northwest. >> a person living there has beeniagnosed with leonnaires disease. it's a kind of pneumonia gotten from breathin breathing things y won't let us use the water any place o

we are here to support them. [ crowd chanting ] >> the demonstrators said kaiser plans to move jobs tother parts of the state where workers will be paid less. a statement was issued in response saying protesters chose to, quote, mischaracterize kaiser permanente's strong commitment to labor. [ crowd chanting ] >>> negotiations continued between marriott and hundreds of workers who protested in san francisco about 75 demonstrators that were arrested. the union said the profits have risen7%. marriott said it has been negotiating in good faith and they said a strike is planned for next week. >>> outrage in east san jose where a beloved mural showing chicano heritage was painted over. the merrill was on the side of a now closed payless shoe store that was painted over with gray paint and now, there is graffiti, as well. the original mural went up in 1985 and was painted by several local artists. the people are angry that the mural was removed suddenly and without notice. >> it's part of my country, you know? what i wanted and i like to see that heritage. that was a sign of our heritage. is

they were chanting build the wall. that's why people voted for this cat. >> we can afford to take care of the rest of the world and not our people. >>op begin a build the wall campaign. i have my donation ready to send in and millions of trump supporters are ready to donate, too. >> if they would do their job and do what they promised. >> laura: this is a winning issue for republicans and a necessary security measure for america. on this 9/11 anniversary, just look at what we spent to protect ourselves. according to a report, since 9/11, the u.s. has spent at least $2.8 trillion on counter terrorism. 15% of our discretionary budget goes to fund counter terrorism efforts across the government. in 2017 alone congress dedicated 175 billion to fight terrorism. and that doesn't count for thet trillions that we spent on the wars in iraq, afghanistan and work in syria and pakistan. a brown university study estimates the total cost of all that since 9/11 through this year could be a staggering $5.6 trillion. so we lay out all

[cheering and chanting] he has got to go. it is my honor to stand with president trump to fight for you. we, unlike joe manchin, hillary clinton and the radical liberals, we will never abandon our american and west virginia values. the one thing you will know is that together this team, we are going to continue making america great again, and we will make west virginia great again. thank you very much, god bless you. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: thank you, wow. great job, patrick. thank you, patrick. remember this, a vote for patrick morrissey is a vote to stand up for west virginia values, right? a vote for morrissey is a vote for me and our agenda to make america great again, or as we will soon start saying, keep america great, right? keep it great. [cheering and applause] keep america great. that will be our new theme very soon. i don't want to switch yet, it is a little too soon, we are not even into two years yet. make america great again, i can't use it in 2020 because by that time, if we even go half of what we

and they began to chant wildly, mccain, mccain! sign autographs. when it was over, i asked him, why he got such a rockstar reception in hanoi? and with classic directness he said, well, first it is because they have been taught that i was treated a lot better here than i really was. and second, is because of the normalization of relations between the u.s. and vietnam. that was a classic mccain understatement. along with president clinton, and john kerry, he was about bringing normalized relations between the u.s. and vietnam. the next ordinary act of personal forgiveness when you consider what the vietnamese did to him during his 5 and a half years as a prisoner of war. after his injuries in vietnam, he could not pursue his ambitions in the navy. so he turned to government service. as his greater american cause. of course, i did not know john in his youth but i do not think from what i've heard that he was born with the natural skills of a legislator. and yet, he learned them and became a great one. he knew when to be immovable and

mindlessly chanting "we believe survivors." watches this. [chanting] we believe survivors!e believe survivors! we believe survivors! we believe survivors! >> sean: in the last year, we played it here we've heard congresswoman maxine waters, and senator corey booker, even barack obama get into their face. follow them into grocery stores.obob what you are seeing and witnessing here is a key part of, what is the democratic playbook? we seen these confrontations over and over again. secretary kirstjen nielsen, pam bondi, mob mentality, these tactics have left are now in full gear 42 days out of an election. and senator ted cruz's opponent was given a statement over his dui where he literally left the scene of a dui accident, two times the legal limit, but denied thatof ever happened. if the left truly believe survivors, they might want to focus on the deputy chair of their own party, the democratic party, keith ellison. his ex-girlfriend has accused him of repeated physical and psychological and emotional abuse, dating back to just a short time ago. not 36 years ago. he's now r

firm protesting out front chanting we want. our money back i. as a businesswoman and investor has diversified her investments not just in p.d.p. firms she's lucky as many other chinese have lost their life savings in the crisis but moving forward she has learned her lesson she won't blindly invest her money and will be much more cautious and careful but for many it's too late it's got her out zero. now the london design festival is inviting visitors to pilots of balloon but only using their minds al-jazeera was just a boy when went to fancy. seven meters in soaring in the atrium of the design museum all thanks to brain waves the weather balloon is controlled by visitors minds their electric brain pulses power the robotics which ultimately control the textile airship and they're going to see. this interview through virtual reality goggles the pilot sees the balloon lift inside the atrium go through the roof and soar over west london you see yourself going out over kensington and yeah you just you just feel a bit like a balloon yourself very low i

the chanting. we know you are in the usa, yeah, we know you're in the usa, you don't have to chant thatuncalled for." natsot/mos"i saw one that said 'build a wall,' yes. and that one was like wow, you wouldn't expect that." after both principals talked at the game, the santa ana principal posted his concerns on facebook, which caused a social media storm. deni christenen, aliso niguel's principal, said this: quote: 'i'm deeply saddened that anyone could categorize our students or community as racist and i have made that very clear. we have nothing but respect for santa ana high school and all schools.' aliso viejo mayor dave harrington has a son on the football team and was at the game. mayor dave harrington/aliso viejo, ca "they painted us all, our entire community as racist. that principal did not paint individuals as racist. and that is not really his job anyway, he is an educator. he lost a teachable moment by the way he handled this incident." this incident." way he handled moment by the way he handled this incident." (ken) santa ana's principal says he was never notified the game