to be used to build a prison facility in the united states to house the terrorists and killers and cowards held in guantanamo bay. that's the question before us. mr. nadler: will the gentleman yield? mr. culberson: yes. mr. nadler: does the gentleman not know what has been testified to repeatedly, that it would be a lot cheaper for the taxpayers, to hold them in the united states than guantanamo? mr. culberson: that may be your opinion, sir, but we will not and will not ever afford constitutional rights or house foreign fighters captured on a foreign battlefield who have been killing men and women of the armed forces of the united states on a foreign battlefield, we're never going to house them in a prison of the united states, we're not going to give them constitutional rights. those rights are reserved to the people of the united states and to people who commit crimes within the boundaries of the united states the 19th terrorist who didn't quite make it that day was captured in the

all of those families who lost loved ones in the war on terror than to bring in these killers and cowards into the united states and grant them the protections guaranteed to american citizens and -- in the united states constitution. i urge the members to oppose this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i grant myself as much time as i may consume. again, even the nazis came ashore on long island, as the gentleman referred to before were tried in a military tribunal. they weren't thrown in jail and jailed forever. they were tried in a military tribunal. all this amendment says is we should do the same thing. that people who are in the custody and the jurisdiction of the united states already have constitutional rights. we're not giving them -- one moment. we're not giving them constitutional rights. the supreme court already said they have them. we're saying they should get a military tribunal or a civilian trial, which ever is chosen. this amendment doesn't deal with. that they

. >>> back here at home a philadelphia mother calls the man who shot her daughter cowards. >> they arejust out there hiding. like two cowards out there. >> the fraternal order of police is offering $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of shooting of diamond santiago santiago. she was critically injured when two people opened fire. police and her family hope someone will come forward to help solve this crime. >> she was an innocent child. it could happen to any other kid kid. >> the 13 year old has had seven surgeries and fighting infections as well as depression, fear and anxiety. >>> you can find out health scores of favorite bars and restaurants on your phone. the app is called what the health. two entrepreneurs from georgia developed the technology. the app features health inspection scores and even health inspection report itself from the pennsylvania department of health. >>> new at 11:00 a sneak peek of atlantic city's newest hot spot called playground. nbc 10 was there for a special preview. playground features upscale shopping restaurants and live entertainment. it will

. >> he took the ultimate coward's way out. >> just a loser scumbag coward that knew what he was gonnaen police searched chris snider's belongings, they found a .38-caliber handgun and a 9 millimeter semi-automatic. >> ballistically, the guns were tested, and they were determined to be the weapons used in these murders. >> chris snider's dna was found on the .38-caliber. and despite the passage of three years, traces of rachael koloroutis' blood was on the 9 millimeter. christine's husband told police she once admitted she was actively involved in the quadruple murders. >> she told me that when they left there, christine went back to make sure that one of them was dead. one of the girls was hit repeatedly over the head with a gun. >> faced with the evidence against her, christine later admitted one of the weapons was in her hand. >> it went off a bunch in your hand? >> it felt like a million times. like, even like the first time, it felt like a million times. >> according to the evidence, prosecutors believe christine paolilla and chris snider both needed money or drugs, and went to th

i think most are cowards, and police administrators that buy into it are cowards. >> let me put to this way. you are with the pba. >> yes, sir. >> you are called in when there's a problem, or a police officer is charged or has something done because he's been involved in a shooting. in addition to a lot of other things you do. >> that's correct. >> wouldn't it make your life easier, there was a study in raelta california, showing when officers wore cameras, drops in the use of force. do you have evidence to support safety concerns? is that a good tradeoff. >> that's a good comment. here, it's not like the rest of the places in the united states of america. you have to figure out what places have problems. here, we have over a million citizen contacts last year, and 130 complaints. of those, 8 where it was discovered that the officers were discourteous. let's assume that all 130 were legitimate complaints which we know they weren't. it's less than one-tenth of 1% of the context with the citizens. is the buck - are we getting bang for the buck, or can we use the money to better serve the

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for the marines, he said they are little inexperienced but he says the army are cowards. they don't have any fire discipline. his staff came up and did not report back what they saw on the terrain. he sends a request that he wants to relieve ralph smith. he said for ordering the battalion to remain where they are under core control. turner and spruance approved because they only heard holland smith. as far as they knew it was accurate reports. he did not give them -- give him a chance to say goodbye to the troops. he literally got the telegram relieving him and was given 30 minutes to pack up his stuff and leave. the command was taken -- that is holland smith in the middle -- this is smith and spruance. jardman was supposed to be the island commander. he was in and testing fellow and everyone seemed to love him. he was not meant to be a combat commander. he was given the combat command until general george greiner could arrive and take command. back in hawaii, the army convened in because great consternation. there had been released before including navy commands. there w

much have you barrowed. >> you gut less, worthless coward ♪ you are gone that have to kill me. ♪ ♪ dogton and cord cord mean anything to you ♪ ♪ how about boppinger hill and that is a set up. gee you are not the first. >> you don't squeeze. >> you are not the first to ever try to kill me. what makes you think i will turn and run ♪ ♪ i want to live in pete ♪ >> you will be staring down the barrel of my gun because i'm an american ♪ ♪ with a remington. and i know how to use it. it is funny because on one level we are making fun. but if we think the goofy guys don't know that shun or greg or anyone who has taken a stand. i wouldn't put it past them. i would go out and sact like -- and act like a prank. they are clever. >> i don't know which is longer, marriage or the set up to the joke. >> you have a long lifetime to be on the show. >> i am hung over. i don't know if i have that many. >> deal with it. it is a career move sam come on. >> it really is. and i think -- i don't mean to be judgmental, but they lots a little bit of the romance in the middle east. i don't like the idea of the ir

. >> i see a coward, someone who didn't have control, he was trying to regain control. people across the country are mourning the six women and three men who were killed. >> we know that god will heal the church family. >> police are stepping up patrols at predominantly black churches. >> places we thought were safe it's changed. >> dylann roof will appear in court for a bond hearing. >>> here religious leaders are responding. there was a monthly lead a -- meeting of ame church leaders. racism is alive, south carolina openingly honors the confederacy and leavery. >> that it continues -- slavery. the fact they honor that speaks loud. >> it's more important to create an environment where everyone feels safe. >>> president obama is coming to oakland today. he will head to the hilton hotel for the mayors conference, he will attend two fundraisers later today and will spend the night in san francisco. >>> uber and lyft are sponger -- sponsoring the conference, a taxi said the mayors will be riding and dining on the ride share dime, cabbies will protest. >>> today the warrior

some pictures beep booking shown that the suicide coward walking into prayers today wearing the samees that i'm wearing now. it would be difficult to stop that type of investigate. --we will be investing metal detectors even that can beover come with the use of different e. types of different technology. we in kuwait are very hopeful and we expect quite a few unfortunately, and we are receiving a lot of support from the population with regards to information. there's now security forces to start questioning certain elements hopefully to ultimately be able to capture those people that are of attack. >> in france a man has been if beheaded in a terror attack. the suspect is being questioned by police. ball brennan has more. >> the question of why he did what he did are still unclear but it still horrifies france. he drove through the gates of a gas and chemical supplier. aside him was his boss, alive or dead investigators are still not sure. but once inside the depo. >> at 9:26 there was an explosion and then cctv showing a van accelerating towards an open warehouse. then another van i

. >> these acts taking the lives of others in such extreme matter manners it is coward ds and weakness and it's shameful. >> anna, heather, it is so sad sitting in front of this church. i grew up in south carolina. turned the corner yesterday and passed the church and realized nine people passed away on wednesday night here in a senseless act. >> it is right there in the middle of town. we have both benen there so many times. i talked to debbie dills who was still on the scene she was scared but did the right thing. so many tragedies across the country. we have seen those with violent protests. how is charleston reacting? >> yesterday we were here at the church and this sidewalk behind me heather the line was down to the intersection which is probably you know, quarter of a mile. people were here bringing flowers. you can see the flowers behind me balloons. you have a group of ministers. they brought this cross that was down here and they all joined together and they prayed together. you had dads bringing their kids trying to teach them a history lesson. we talked to one of the individ

naacp also released a statement condemning the shooting, saying in part quote there is no greater coward than a criminal who enters a house of god and slaughters innocent people engaged in the study of scripture. of course we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning. a live update from south carolina in 45 minutes and we'll send any breaking news updates to your phone using the nbc washington app. >>> coming up on five minutes after 6:00, today, community members are hosting a walk to remind drivers to safety share the road with pedestrians. the focus is on one corridor in particular. last week, a driver hit a man in a cross walk in van ness street. and that man did survive. the next day, a grocery truck hit a pedestrian. organizers of the walk are meeting at 6:30 tonight. mayor muriel bowser set a citywide reduction of traffic deaths in d.c. >>> and a judge will determine the punishment of a man who attacked a woman. today, the victim will testify about the effect of the 2005 attack. the effect it had on her life. matthew faces murder charges in the death of hannah graham

our people unarmed hundred and 37 times is not the behavior of professionals but ill trained gun cowards the vines the politicians e-mail is dean you remember that don't you that's where the cops are caught in racist and homophobic rants where's supervisor wiener or supervisor breed or david chiu especially the mayor they've gotten their marking orders to remove angela she was two concerned with minority issues chang replacement victor wong is grateful in the broadly tunnel rose pack needs a new shipment she's running low on puppet strings that appears we'll woe we have politicians like yee and wiener needs sprienl transports if they're to stand up to the san francisco police officers association it take encourage to stand up to the powders that be only mayor there is two mayors george gascon and another were the only when a two mayors that tried to reform the police department you know what happened to george moscone so i guess that's why people are a little bit front yard. >> next speaker, please. >> hello in reference to the toolbox scandal that was discovered in december 12th that ca

activities that were not approved by the township there is a liability concern bill: is he just a cowards not want to address the business directly. >> going above their heads to the state. being in agricultural site that they can work on as a historical site. bill: it would be heard if these bureaucrats stop this? >> all the children of all the people that have been living and working on this. guess what my don't think they would survive. bill: if they get their way in the train stops the question is what of the farmer chances farm into an adult entertainment center. >> coming up the chain. and not breaking any zoning ordinances. bill: maybe they should get together and by this complaining neighbor and dryer. that would prevent the site. >> year for years to come. ♪ bill: you are chasing governor christie to dc on the heels of some good news from the governor in new jersey. now a new video by another group. what do you have? >> trained early this morning to come down the washington dc. speaking at the latino coalition at the us chamber of commerce. now, all of this the new jersey suprem

. >> the pictures have been shown of the suicide coward that walked into the place of prayer today.ring the same robes that i'm wearing now. it's very difficult to be able to stop that type of activity. we are refg investing or will be vechg ininvesting in metal detectors but even that can be overcome by certain types of technologies. >> suicide bombers killed dozens of worshipers in saudi arabia in two consecutive fridays in may. now kuwait. an attack apparently pleasant to sow sectarianism in a country where sunni and shia have been able to coexist fairly well. ffts a message that was reinforced by the country's cabinet, security officials have been placed on heightened alert. do what is necessary to ensure kuwait and kuwaitis are protected. reassurances are were taken to heart. shia and sunni side by side in worship, praying it would appear for peace. mohammed jamjum, al jazeera kuwait. >>> more attacks after a chemical plant was targeted on friday. a man rammed his car into the gates near lyon. the accused is a 35-year-old father of three. >>> still to come in the program. celeb

. >> they said he didn't do his job because he was afraid or had a -- they say he was a coward.ice to say we're not doing our job. that's okay? there job is to do this. >> larry: i agree. i don't know why it's defended so vigorous ly why fox news has the glee on their faces ? >> yes you do. larry: black people -- i do, i hate that i do. >> i think it's timej%Ñ the wire 2. [laughing] >> larry: a new tv show. >> a new wire. larry: that will solve the problem. baltimore is yearning for it another bleak depiction. >> i don't think white liberals have had enough time to romanticize black struggle in baltimore. get to the wire. prove it. >> larry: the raoepb i brought up the black/blue thing. there are a lot of black people in charge in baltimore. black mayor -- cops. why is it getting worst? >> it's not about race at that level. we need a structural analysis too. we didn't march to integrate police forces for black cops to beat us. we didn't integrate schools for black teachers to fail us. need a different mentality. the police have a particular i'd kwroly and of what it means to pol

. >> some pictures being shown of the suicide coward that walked into the place of prayer today wearing the same robes that i'm wearing now. it's very difficult to be able to stop that type of activity. we are investing or we will be investing in metal desterkts and detectors and the like but even that can be overcome with the use of different type technologies. >> this is third attack of its kind within a relatively secure gulf arab nation in the last few weeks, two consecutive fridayless in may now kuwait. an attack apparently led to sew terrorism in a country where shia and.sunni interact relatively peacefully. niem russnumerous officials vow to do what is necessary to ensure kuwait and kuwaitis are protected. by day's end a remarkable display of solidarity. shia and sunni side by side in worship. praying it would appear for peace. mohammed jamjum, al jazeera kuwait city. >>> a man rammed his car into the gates of a factory in lyon. his employer's severed head was pinned to the instigate. the accused is a 35-year-old father of three. still to come, iran and six world powers meet for

. >> some pictures have been shot of the suicide coward that walked into the place of prayer today, wearingat i'm wearing now. it's very difficult to be able to stop that type of activity. we are investing or we will be investing in metal deterkts and deterkts and de detechnicalitiors and thedetechnicalitiorsdetectors. >> an attack apparently meant to sow are radicalism. the be message at a was reinforced by the country's cabinet. officials have been placed on high alert. reassurances that were taken to heart. by day's end a remarkable display of solidarity. shia and sunni side by side in worship praying it would are create peace. mohammed jamjun, al jazeera. >>> white house takes on an array of colors. as gay marriage becomes legal in every state in america. more on that. stay with us. >> bold... >> he took two m-16's, and he crawled... >> brave... >> ...do what you gotta do... >> then betrayed... >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> a lifetime without the honor they deserved... >> some say that it was discrimination... >> revealing the long painful fight, to recognize

that is what the far left is now putting out there largely unchallenged by a coward ely media. you hear the insane rhetoric on cable news nearly every night. it is an outrageous tower of babble. >> we are a white supremacist society. we are a society that on its face values white people, what they do and their body, their integrity more than people of color. >> racism built into this country, is it in the hearts of many americans. >> oh, i definitely think that's the case. >> i would like to know if the white churches in this country are hanging their head in shame today. the shame isn't enough because they can't repent without restitution. when are we going to have reparation for slavery for jim crow, for the new jim crol unless you give back, there is no forgiveness for you. >> i'm deeply afraid that we are still, as a country mired in prejudice and racism. >> the problem is we can't eliminate these type of incidents if we don't get at the source of the problem. the source isn't individual crazy people. the source is white supremacy. >> now once again that stuff is being put

. >> to me a coward will hurt you. he is more dangerous than a stone cold killer is.ou know, he is scared. you know, he is in a situation where he is in a corner. >> that's his only way out. >> yeah. >> and no group of inmates feels more cornered than sex offenders. rapists and child molesters, they're pariahs of the prison with regard. >> as far as i'm concerned they can die. when they get around me and they start talking and they think it's okay to reveal that they're child molesters, every time they say that, i'm going to smash them. >> most sex offenders choose between a life of constant threats or to serve their time in highly restrictive custody units. mark higgins takes a different approach. >> my crime is a serial rapist. i was convicted of several different charges of rape, attempted rape. nine assorted counts in all for a total of 35 years. >> we met higgins at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. on the outside he had a professional career and lived in a wealthy nashville suburb with his wife and four children. but he lived a secretive

she was shot by two black men who are cowards, part of gang warfare! kellye: d.c.olice have more than a dozen detectives assigned to the murder investigation. so far, no arrests. less than an hour away from the expiration of several parts of the patriot act. the senate adjourned without extending provisions of the nsa collection of metadata. the senate voted to move forward on the usa freedom act that would allow the nsa to obtain phone records through phone companies instead of collecting the data itself. the bill received bipartisan support. an illinois college has removed the name of former house speaker dennis hastert from its building. the building at wheaton college is now named after the school. pastor was indicted for allegedly lying to the fbi about money paid to cover up past misconduct. law enforcement says that misconduct was the sexual abuse of a student while hastert was a high school teacher and coach. condolences pouring in for the biden family. the vice president's second son beau was 46 when he died late last night of brain cancer. many expected h

the sister of sean collier, shot to death by the brothers, calling the killer a coward and liar, a lead to spit on the american dream. and the father of the youngest victim, martin richard saying tsarnaev chose hate and destruction. this is all on him. we choose love. many others advocated for life in prison, but each heart wrenching testimony was a reminder of why the jurors agreed that death was the only appropriate punishment. >> i want justice for my family. i felt the ultimate justice was the death penalty. >> although one victim's friend urged tsarnaev to share his urge and remorse if he had either, he chose not to speak. instead, sitting silently in his chair, never looking at the tears falling in court. tsarnaev was also convicted of crimes that do not carry the death penalty and is being sentenced for those as well. jummy: right now, new york state police are holding a media briefing on the manhunt for those twa escaped inmates. -- two escaped inmates. >> what makes me think they are not together. i have to prepare for both eventualities. we plan and have been investigating sin

. >> pictures have been shown of the suicide coward that walked into the place of prayer today wearingthat i'm wearing now it's very difficult to be able to stop that type of activity. we are investing or we will be investing in metal detectors and the like. but even that can be overcome with the use of different types of technologies. >> reporter: this is the third such attack of its kind within a relatively secure gulf arab nation in recent weeks. suicide bombers killed several in saudi arabia on consecutive fridays. now, kuwait. where sunni and shia have been able to coexist relatively harmoniously. the country's amir called for national unity. security officials here have been placed on heightened alert and numerous officials have vowed to do whatever is necessary to ensure kuwait and kuwaitis are protected. reassurances that were taken to heart. by day's end a remarkable delay of solidarity. shia and sunni side by side in are worship. mohammed jemjun, kuwait. >> european leaders come to agreement on the large number of migrants crossing the mediterranean sea. and the white house t

twitter, upper darby's police superintendent called the suspected gunman a true urban terrorist and a coward. our coverage of the church massacre in south carolina continues on "nbc nightly news" ahead at 6:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> to this now. shopping one minute floating the next. people rescued in rafts this afternoon after a water main break flooded a philadelphia shopping center. tonight, that shopping center at roberts avenue and fox street is drying out. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal was there for the worst of it and is getting a look at the mess left behind. randy? >> reporter: three hours later, no more water. that has all disappeared. but look at what has been left behind in this parking lot. a sea of mud. that is going to take awhile to clean up. they are going into these stores that were flooded, you can imagine mud is on all of the store fronts. the cause here according to officials, an underground pipe that was 120 years old. the 48 inch water main broke open around 3:00 p.m. turning this east falls parking lot into a lake. >> then all of a sudden water came rushing in the fron

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. >> some pictures have been shown of the suicide coward that walked into the place of prayer today wearinghe same robes that i'm wearing now. it's difficult to stop that type of activity. we are investing, or will be investing in metal detectors and the like. but even that can be overcome with, you know, the use of different types of technologies. >> this is the third such attack of its kind within a relatively secured gulf nation. suicide bombers killed dozens of worshippers in saudi arabia on two consecutive fridays in may. now kuwait. an attack apparently meant to sow sectarianism in a country where sunni and shi'a co-exist relatively harmoniously. the country's amir said the bombing violated islamic law and calls for continued national unity. a message reinforced by the country's cabinet. security officials have been placed on heightened alert and numerous officials vowed to do whatever is necessary to ensure kuwait and kuwaitis are protected. reassurances taken to heart. by day's end a display of solidarity. shia and sunni, side by side in worship. praying, it would appear, for peace.

said there is no greater coward than a criminal entering the house of god and slaughters innocent people engaged in the study of scripture. >> the suspect waved his right to extradition in north carolina, and is in south carolina, and decided that he will not have representation public attorney he'll have to decide whether he himself, represents himself or hire an attorney. meanwhile outop sis are set for the next couple of days for those murdered in the church. father's day the weekend ahead, it will be a hard few days for the family members, and the people that knew those murdered in the church behind me. >> it's sad. >>> authorities are trying to uncover what promoted the shooting rampage, records show that dylann roof had a criminal record. authorities are looking at other aspects of his background. >> a portrait of dylann roof is emerging, it's troubling. education shows he changed schools multiple times and dropped out after ninth grade. he has a criminal record and a felony drug charge and the man was not shy about displaying his affinity for white racist regimes. >> in his facebo

holding umbrellas society greek and european flax, calling prime minister alexis tsipras a cap -- a coward, even a traitor, and all united in their message of greece needs to remain in the eurozone. i spoke to several people and it was their first protest, some incidents from other ladies holding their leather bags. -- some in suits other ladies holding their leather bags. they were in favor of any deal with european creditors as long as it ensures membership in the euro. but even yesterday to protest was in favor of the government. even then people were saying we want to stay in europe but we want to say no to europe that is governed by the to cap -- diktat of germany and austerity. rochelle: in other world news ultimately it is up to iran to meet international requirements, the message from president barack obama as he weighed in on nuclear talks. iran and world powers have extended talks, looking to blow past the self-imposed deadline without reaching an agreement. officials have set a new date of july 7 to reach the all-important final nuclear report. details with mark thompson. mark:

it's like two cowards out there. >> the fraternal order of police is offering $5,000 for information leading to an arrest in the shooting of diamond santiago. she was slitically wounded when two people opened fire near east atlantic avenue and stouten street last month in kensington. she was sitting on the stoop of her row home. police hope somebody will come forward and help solve this crime. >> i know someone knows something. >> the 13-year-old has already had seven surgeries and is fighting off infections as well as depression fear and anxiety caused by this. >>> denise nagrodski is facing up to ten years in prison. yesterday she pleaded guilty in a mur for hire plot. nagrodski admitted trying to hire a hitman to kill her daughter's exboyfriend in new jersey. investigators tell us she wanted revenge claiming that the boyfriend was abusive. >> new this morning, summer vacation comes with a warning for home owners. thieves could strike when you leave town. the westtown/east goshen police department is reporting several recent break-ins or attempted burglaries at homes where people a

. >> terrorism in and of itself is the philosophy of cowards. >> reporter: kenya struck back shelling al-shabaab targets in somalia. internally, kenyan police and security forces intensified operations in areas where many of kenya's ethnic somalis live. homes and mosques linked to suspected radicals were raided. cedric barnes says it was a very focused very intense government campaign against kenya's somali community. >> so you've had assassinations you've had arrests, you've had people being deported and you've had general harassment. >> reporter: the government denied extra judicial assassinations but the official line has been clear, the crackdown is part of a necessary, pre-emptive counter- terrorism effort. when the april attack in garissa came the loss of so many innocents tore at the heart of kenya, and grief turned to shock when it was revealed that three of the four attackers might have been kenyans, and not ethnic somalis. president kenyatta appearing on tv again, this time to deliver the sobering news that the threat is also homegrown. >> the planners and financiers of this

. >> they're just out there, they're just out there hiding like two cowards out there. >> reporter: the fraternal order of police is offering $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of the shooting case of diamond santiago. she was critically hurt when two people opened fire in kensington this past month. police and her family hope someone will come forward and help solve this crime. >> she was an innocent child. it could happen to any other kid. and i know someone knows something. >> the 13-year-old has already had seven surgeries and is fighting infections as well as depression, fear and anxiety. >>> a pittsburgh tv crew became part of the story when a man collapsed right in front of them. >> still ahead, how the reporter/photographer team jumped into action and helped save the man's life. >>> clouds over pens landing. those clouds will be building for the tall ships festival. wet weather on the way. your hour-by-hour forecast when we come back. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a

an their families so many showing up to the federal courthouse addressing tsarnaev calling him a coward, despicable. then tarnsarnaev himself with a message. abc's ron clal borniborne from boston. >> reporter: he entered the courtroom smiling, but just moments before he was formally sentenced to death, dzhokhar tsarnaev spoke for the first time, softly and without emotion. "i am sorry for the lives i have taken, for the suffering i have caused you and for the damage i have done." without ever turning to face the dozens of victims gathered he confessed to his crime. " "if there is any lingering doubt, i did it, along with my brother." that stunning moment following three hours of gut-wrenching impact statements from victims like father bill richard, seen here on that day standing with his family. tsarnaev just a few feet away. "he chose hate. he chose destruction. he chose death. that is all on him." richard's 8-year-old son martin was killed his 6-year-old daughter jane had her leg amputated. rebekah gregory lost her leg too. "you and your brother have lost. you unified us." in the 800

nation of cowards. we don't talk about race.nt kind of bristled about what eric holder said at the time. >> well, they have let them out for sure now. >> what has changed? him t, the nation? >> one of the things the president says that has changed in his own mind is the repetition of this. he's talked about thed agony of seeing this happen again and again and while we're all talking, we know that this is going to happen in some other place, as sad as it is. but the president has been under tremendous criticism for being shy or reluctant to inject this into our political discourse and lead on this. and what was interesting in that podcast interview, to me, is what did he tell the interviewer in the garage? he said, i'm fearless. right? he said he knows how to do the job now and i'm fearless. so to say, i guess, that the eulogy is part of this idea in his mind -- at the end, i am not going to be accused of being fearful of talking about these issues. >> one of the things the president seemed to do was expand on that theme. and one