and again, referrals from police to the cps in the first place, 40% since 2016—17.turally going on here because unfortunately, it's not that there's no evidence to that fewer women — is not always women the victims of rape — fewer people are being raped was absently not, and not not saying there aren't questions for the cps to answer. there are lots of different ways that we can think about improving those numbers. but police funding has been significantly cut, so it's not as if those cuts don't have a consequence, and that may be one of the consequences of those quite vicious cuts the government has imposed. and other police related story, this is also on the front of the guardian. this is a photograph of don butler who was stopped in a car being driven by a male friend of hers by two police cars and hackney in east london. she's an mp another pa rt in east london. she's an mp another part of london. and she's pretty unhappy about it, going so far as to record the exchanges with the officers who she stresses were very polite and respectful, but it's the fa ct polit

my bunker -- the platoon sergeant had what they called a cp bunker. it was a larger bunker.ometimes it was placed behind so the top of the mountain where the action was -- the cp bunker was right at the back of it. we had communication every night. it was our duty type thing. i had to be sure that every bunker, there was someone awake. sometimes it's easy to doze off. we only had two or three guys to a bunker. i had to be sure that they were alert. we had to do some of that every hour or so. it was two on, for off. if there were three guys, you've got two hours, sleep for hours. two and two or something. you've always got to have someone alert all the time. the chinese had a way of coming up without making any noise at all. you did not know. we had patrols. we were run over by chinese and didn't even know we were they were close to us. they were still in their's -- we were still in our sleeping bags. it was bad. they were killed right in their sleeping bags. the chinese had a way of hitting an outpost and drawing back. then we got to the next day and they were gone. they wer

in a statement, the cps said...aroline flack‘s mother told the inquest her daughter had been seriously let down by the authorities. she said she knows nothing will bring her back but wants people to know what a kind, lovely and generous person she was. helena wilkinson, bbc news, east london. now on bbc news, philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid—i9 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how covid—i9 is affecting the lives of people around the world. i am philippa thomas and this week we are hearing inside stories from scientists, some of them directly involved in the fight against the virus, others using ingenious methods to carry out their research while working from home. later, we will hear what it is like to be leading one of the global teams trying to develop a vaccine, we will find out how students learning online with the uk's open universities can remotely conduct experiments, progr

i was taking him down to the cp to be deep, i sprained my ankle, and i was trying to say i was bringing the messenger in and he was a korean messenger in in my opinion. on anyway they put that i was a company runner. i'm not a company runner >> so you went to camp strike? >> yes. then i spent two or three weeks there processing groups and then they wanted me in the headquarters, head of fiscal demand. so they send me to the physical headquarters, and i wouldn't be paid saw used russian cars for cigarettes. >> what do you mean by you weren't paid? >> well i couldn't find out where my records were, and the military wasn't paying. i didn't know what to say. >> how did it happen? you are still in the army. u.s. army. right? >> yes but i didn't know it. here is the rest of the story. i got a security clearance. from back home i could work in a secret, cage secret documents or something, i didn't know that i was reported missing an action. i would read that casualty reports and when they i saw my name on the casualty reports and said gravy. >> when did you read? that >> october, 1950. so i lo

also known as cp 3. they have a very close relationship. also has a very good relationship with lebron james as well. in the aftermath of milwaukee, doing what they did, electing not to play their playoff game against the orlando magic and it creating the brouhaha that it did, ultimately guys leaned on former president obama to come and intervene and to just give some advice and some counsel on what they would do and how effective they were doing it and what were some of the things that they could do to capitalize on this moment that we're living in right now. >> so beyond that conversation with president obama, take us inside the other discussions that were happening within these meetings over how to proceed. what more do you know about lebron james' involvement as the biggest name in the league? >> first of all, he is the biggest name in the league, obviously the biggest name in sports. he was a bit perturbed because when the milwaukee bucks elected not to play, they hadn't really told anybody so lebron didn't like the fact that they had

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o cp >> reporter: the video recorded on body cameras of former officers thomas lane and j alexander kinghows officer lane ultimately performing chest compressions then using a machine to perform cpr to resuscitate floyd. the lifesaving attempts came after floyd lost consciousness while officer derek chauvin pressed his knee into floyd's neck for nine minutes and 30 seconds. >> this video makes the case. >> reporter: ben crump is the attorney representing floyd's family. he insists the lack of urgency to save floyd's life went beyond the four now fired officers who detained him. >> we just think the entire system was responsible for the death of george floyd. >> reporter: initially the videos were not released publicly because of concerns they could taint the jury pool but the county district judge peter cahill issued a order on friday to release them after media organizations including cbs news filed a motion. mola lenghi, cbs news. >> brennan: the mayor of chicago is calling a wave of break-ins and looting overnight an assault on her city. more than 100 people were arrested and more tha

and of course we've seen this phenomenon play out in spades as a cp cp and diplomats have had wolf warrioromacy during the crisis. responding to general secretaries desire to display more fighting spirit. and in practice, wolf warrior diplomacy has produced scenes often as ham-handed and unintentionally comical as those in the wolf warrior movies. and while we are in the middle of this plot, early returns in public opinion suggests that wolf warrior diplomacy may be backfiring in europe in particular. in further turning public opinion against the party. i would submit, it might be popular domestic and china were seen today is a product of recent events colliding with a long running currents. that is of course the cover-up of the coronavirus outbreak in the subsequent wolf warrior attitude that is one few hands abroad. in the wolf where attitude is not brand-new. the first movie came out in there's two administrations in a row had both political parties have released defense strategies that rightfully prioritize the indo pacific. but none with the urgency in the actual strategic sense that

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long sentences for manslaughter, right at the top end and this was a decision of course taken by the cpsond—guess unless you we re to try and second—guess unless you were following every minute and every piece of evidence of the trial which i wasn't, and as far as i am aware, perot comes after two thirds, not one half of a sentence. —— pa role not one half of a sentence. —— parole comes. in the issue of surprise and shock for the family and perhaps for all our the large pa rt of and perhaps for all our the large part of the general public was the fa ct part of the general public was the fact that the murder charges were not endorsed by the jury and they we nt not endorsed by the jury and they went instead for manslaughter but within the framework of manslaughter, i think it would be quite hard, again i am no legal expert, i think it would be quite ha rd of expert, i think it would be quite hard of a sentence of 16 years to be seen to be on the weak side, the issue at stake and the anger and fury and disappointment of the family was the fact that they weren't convicted family was the fact

ball gets tipped back to chris paul, cp 3, the hoop, okay, within six after the made free-throw. of the quarter, dennis schroeder buries the triple. and thunder down just one. heading ie fket in front of the beard, he scored 26. the thunder win by three to even the series at two games apiece ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, flourishing, but then... oh. ah. okay. time to think, plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with powerful connectivity. serious and reliable internet that lets you go bigger and better, with more sharing, more making. whoa. more that. more talking. ... the entire time, you got this! okay, less talking and more doing. all driven by the largest gig speed network in america. and even if the power goes down, your connec

it is fantastic that we have been able to wind down the balance sheet report, for money markets, cp, and pbonds. the other part which is monetary policy, there is not much more that they can do. those could be the next big steps that they can take. there is a lot of finger crossing going on. speakes,ar whenever he he wants people to help. it cannot be a pure monetary solution. alix: what happens if we see stimulus from d.c.? money distribution ramp-up in europe? and seeing us deal with the virus better. happens, howt quickly do you think that rates will re-rate and will the fed step in and how aggressively? >> the crucial part of that statement is the vaccine. case, we are assuming it would happen this year. it is perfectly natural for the bond market and for rates to rise. moment, when i look at the structure of the curve, what i see is a bond market that is not a bear market. year part of the curve -- because of all the macro angst. if you continue to way that -- have 2021t --and we where the vaccine gets applicated, what are the better circumstances? you have to extrapolate those

just as police don't make communities safe cps affirmatively harms children and their families and does not address the structural causes so residents of black neighborhoods live in fear estate agents entering their home to interrogate them and take their children as much as they fear police harassing them in the streets. i want to say one more thing because let's not the deputies from the child welfare system and mandatory reporting make people deputies of the state agents and mandate them under penalty of law to turn people and if they suspect the parents are now treating the children so now the whole family is sucked up into the system. we really need to rethink what is supposed to be a benevolent system with all of these aspects of the system as well. >> also connecting to last week's conversation what we outline is not a call to ignore the harms that are done but you come up with a new paradigm to address those to understand the origins is not individual deviants but to understand what produces that as a more accurate diagnosis for something that actually works in that causes chang

anotherwe are in in 2016 wei tan cp up -- a 2016 wei tan c period.e going to have to wait until election night. we may have to wait a few days or a few weeks for some of these results, given we are in a pandemic and people might be voting by mail more than we have seen. seeing violence in the united states, the shooting in wisconsin springs to mind, but it is more widespread than that. how is that changing the dynamic as we had toward november? >> it has been the third crisis. the pandemic, the economic crisis, and of course there is social unrest. republicans are trying to use it to their advantage. we heard all week about law and order. ,hey hit democrats on the fact democrats did not talk about it much. republicans are trying to say to suburban voters that there is chaos, violence, looting in the street. we are sensitive to racial discrimination, but we can't allow our cities to be overrun and our suburbs to be overrun. that is the similar message we heard from nixon, reagan, even george w. bush in 2000. they are hoping it works again with traditi

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with the trends that we are seeing, the decision to start remotely makes sense gore a district of cps's size and diversity. >> reporter: an american academy of pediatrics study showing a study of 1,000 students, 1,000 black children and 46.4% of hispanic tested positive compared to white children. across the country, a small hope. 45 of 50 states are seeing new case rates steadying or declining. the death toll is still rising. nearly 1400 people reported dead in one day. >> we need to focus on what's happening. 1400 dead in one day is just a toll that is unacceptable and we need to up our game. >> reporter: new york city's mayor announcing vehicle quarantine checkpoints after numbers show 20% of all new covid-19 cases in the city are coming from out of state travelers. >> the checkpoints i think are going to send a very powerful message that this quarantine law is serious. >> reporter: in jackson, mississippi, a different move to try to slow the spread, a nightly curfew announced by the mayor. >> we're seeing in the first week of school just how disruptive coronavirus can be. now we've

cp in pennsylvania has launched the wake up the black vote campaign to increase voter turnout by 50yforgotten either. >> latinos do not vote monolithically. as diverse as they are ethically, it's what matters to them. the education, the reaching out to community. it's going to be key. >> here in reading, pennsylvania, it's now majority hispanic and the hispanic center here tells us that latino voter turnout and the primaries was up 10% and they believe it's because of mail in ballots and the boat. dana? >> thank you so much. it's not pennsylvania, the race for the white house is picking up in wisconsin on the republican side as well. you're looking at the bikers for trump rally. scott walker is there. he's also a former 2016 presidential candidate, so he remembers all of those days on the campaign trail. i bet you're happier to be on your bike. i wanted to ask you about the pitch to families, especially those parents that are worried. take a quick listen to what biden said last night. >> you can hear the anxiety that echoes down empty hallways. there is no sense of new notebooks or f

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i was running on cp time. >> tucker: oh, bill de blasio, examine your privilege!urse he won't, that's for you to do. next up, a teenager in the l.a. county jail system was prescribed estrogen in an effort to control his behavior. think about that. speaking of china. if his lawyer joins us next to explain what happened and why. ♪at ♪ >> tucker: officials of the los angeles county juvenile detention center forced a 16-year-old inmate to take estrogen in order to change and modify his behavior. hard to believe that happened but apparently it did. civil rights attorney representing the teenager in the suit and we are happy to have themre tonight. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: tell us how this happened, why happen, if it's ever happened before. it sounds almost impossible to believe. >> yes. so my client was a 16-year-oldld male who was detained downtown near downtown los angeles at the juvenile hall and about two days after he first came and arrived there, he was seen by doctors without his parents permission' and they, for whatever reason, de

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tiktok being on your phone can get just wipe all of the things on your phone, and send it back to the c cp. what would the chinese communist party do with that information? what is the threat? how can they hurt us with our own information? >> there's many threats, maria, so first off, tiktok has been around for several years now. that means that young americans who were using it are now in their early 20s. some of those are in sensitive positions in our military, or in the federal government or industry or national laboratories on working on cutting-edge projects. that's why the military has recently forbidden service members from using tiktok even on their personal devices because imagine all of this information in text messages and photographs and social media posts that the chinese communist party could use as leverage to manipulate or blackmail those young americans or think about the kind of profiles that they are building on americans that will be used for decades to come, and we have no idea how they're going to be able to use that information. and then finally, just that vast amoun

i have seen it with other people it's really horrible and even some cps workers will tell you like a lot of the complaints they get is just bogus and doesn't make sense like a lot of these cases sometimes. it's really horrible. >> thank you. we might even have time for two questions, but maybe just one question. one question that came in was, what do you recommend in workplaces instead of calling police or relying on police especially workplaces that serve the public so hospitals, libraries? i have been sheltering at home so long i don't actually remember what other places like. reimagined there are places outside your house, what would you recommend? >> -- [inaudible] >> i can jump in. i don't know, for a lot of years i have been training folks on how to create safety without relying on police and we start with safety teams. the ideas that a small crew of people in that organization decides to join the safety team. you ensure they have time and space in their schedules to do that and that you have adequate coverage. you give-- you actually create a plan, what are the forms of violen

combined with the trends that we're seeing, the decision to start remotely makes sense for a district of cps'size and diversity. >> reporter: an american academy of practice study revealing minority children have much greater rats of infections than white counter parts. 30% of black children and 46% of hispanic children tested positive for the virus. across the country, a small bit of hope. 45 of 50 states are seeing new case states steadying or declining. but the death toll is still rising. nearly 1,400 people reported dead in one day. >> we need to focus on what's happening. 1,400 dead in one day is just a toll that is unacceptable. and we need to up our game. >> reporter: new york city's mayor announcing vehicle quarantine check points after numbers show 20% of all new covid-19 cases in the city are coming from out-of-state travellers. >> the check points i think are going to send a very powerful message that this quarantine law is serious. >> reporter: in jackson, mississippi, a nightly surveillance few for a five-day period announced by its mayor. >> and we are now hearing, remember that

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and so once he starts gaining that strength and that confidence in these cps, that are so amazing, they'veen amazing, it's just-- he comes alive. >> i mean, even as a kid, but even as countdown for camp.e a i still have an app on my phone that tellme i'm like, okay. 36 days till camp starts. >> yang: emma nockels attended the y.m.c.a.'s camp duncan outside chicago for four years as a camper and has worked there e last eight. >> it was heartbreaking.yo know, if you wait the whole year to be at one place and you ceit the whole year to just have these experiwith these kids, like, you know, just campfires, fishing, kayaking, whatever it is, you wait literally your entire year for it. and then just to have the news that it wasn't going to be this year. it's just i can't even i can. i cried on the phone to my boss. i was so upset about it. >> yang: for her, there's an aaldded finanurden. >> it's how i pay for school and that's how get by, really. so, yoknow, thinking financially, it's been really kind of devastating. ort just thinking about ite camp and having to see this kids is even more devas

combined with the trends that we're seeing, the decision to start remotely makes sense for a district of cps's size and diversity. >> reporter: over 100 students in one mississippi school district are in quarantine, after six students and one staff member tested positive. >> those who want to attack everyone look at that as a negative. i actually look at it as a positive. the system is working, whereby we've identified positive cases, we've contact traced those back and we're trying to protect those kids. >> reporter: but some health officials say opening schools will be dangerous. >> children have high viral loads. they can transmit the virus to other people. there are many adults that can be infected by these children. that's the point. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci sending this warning to anyone who chooses to ignore guidelines like social distancing, washing hands, and wearing masks. >> as long as you have any member of society, any demographic group, who's not seriously trying to get to the end game of suppressing this, it will continue to smolder and smolder and smolder. >> and to dr. f

with the trends we're seeing the decision to start remotely makes sense for a district district of cps's size and diversity. >> reporter: in georgia a second grader is now infected after attending the first day of school. a worried teacher in milwaukee using home made tombstones to protest in-person classes. >> should schools reopen these are the people that would potentially die. >> reporter: there are new concerns about covid-19 in children. a 7-month-old baby in new jersey testing positive for covid-19 after dying. >> god bless the 7-month-old. >> reporter: but there is promising news on the treatment front. >> let's interrupt. the president is getting ready to answer reporters' questions. >> could you tell us where the evidence is right now that mail-in ballots in nevada and other states will lead to widespread fraud? >> if you read -- even "the washington post" had a terrible story on mail-in and the "new york times" and many newspapers have had terrible stories. you see them all over the internet. they've had some just horrible stories on mail-in ballots. you look at arizona and yo

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combined with the trends that we're seeing the decision to start remotely makes sense for a district of cps of size and diversity. >> reporter: an american academy of pediatrics study revealing minority children had much greater rates of infections than their white counterparts in. a study of a thousand children, 30% of black children and 46.4% of hispanic children tested positive for the virus compared to 7.3% of white children. across the country, a small bit of hope. 45 of 50 states are seeing new case rates steadying or declining. but the death toll is still rising. nearly 1,400 people reported dead in one day. dr. anthony fauci said the lack of uniform re-opening plan helped create a surge in cases, which, in turn, led to more deaths. >> when you look at the number of infections and the number of deaths, it really is quite concerning. the numbers don't lie. >> reporter: new york city's mayor announcing vehicle quarantine checkpoints after numbers show 20% of all new covid-19 cases in the city are coming from out of state travelers. >> the checkpoints i think are going to send a very po

in fact, ocean park pulled a permit and in 2018 and importantly, cp has received $75 million in sfvrs investment contracts over the past couple of years and as recently as 2019 and i expect a much higher standard there and they recently bid over $100 million for the sf property. >> we will hear from the permit holder, is mr. anthony rudd here? >> yes. i had a question first. >> i apologize. vice president honda, go ahead. >> you purchased this property in 2019 as the tenants of common? >> yes. >> how did the property look? if construction has been done, ongoing since 2006, when you viewed the property and viewed the disclosures that were supplied to you, what did they say? >> the disclosure said that a construction project had just started in march and the house didn't seem like it was under complete construction. it was weird that all of the windows were boarded up but i didn't think much of it at the time. >> do you recall when it says any work done prior, during or in the process, was there anything filled out under those particular areas? >> i don't recall, but it didn't go into m

the cp has roads closed there and officials want people to be ready to get out of town. we have posted a list of evacuations on our website, ktvu.com . reporting live, i am elissa harrington, ktvu fox2 news . >>> new this morning, pg&e is confirming one of its employees did die in a fire burning in solano county. they have not yet identified the employee. he was based in vacaville a and died while helping first responders. four civilian injuries have been reported in the fire. >>> a wildfire along the central coast went from 25,000 acres to 40,000 acres overnight. that's larger than the land sizes of oakland or san francisco. additional an evacuation orders were issued overnight for communities including ben loman. >> a fire throughout the day yesterday was very active. overnight it became even more active. we had significant burning conditions that are unprecedented and unseen by veteran firefighters. >> some 20,000 people of been evacuated in that region. people are told to leave immediately. people estate to defend them homes are putting themselves in first responders

cp cheese pizza, they think it stands for child porn.ecome convinced that pizza is slang for children to rent. then they see the exchanges with james alefantis and john podesta. >> i had emails about hosting a pizza party cookout at someone's house. >> this was supported by george soros, everyone was connected to child sex trafficking ring you could dial up and say the right food words and get your order of children. >> tensions are high. it looked like hillary clinton is going to win. people are feverish, and this was blowing up. all of these people are going wild about it, i wonder if anything's happening at comet. >> i got a call from someone named will summer. he was working at the washington city paper, and asked me if i had read about this or known about this online conspiracy theory that hillary clinton were human trafficking from comet ping-pong. i was like, i don't know what you're talking about, i made a comment like everyone is really up about this election, and passions are high, i'm sure it will go away in a couple days. the

the tact thfact that the gang cp with steve bannon is no surprise. the take away is we have a president who has empowered the likes of bannon, cohen, manafort and others. >> let me put up the list. ri rick gates, paul manafort, george papadopoulos, michael fly flynn, mike cohen and steve bannon. he's the only person who has to provide a pardon as part of a benefits package. everyone that goes in comes in with a lack of any ethics, some a pattern of criminal conduct. the rub here -- i think again the intersection to president obama's warning is that donald trump brings that into the office with no corners that's supposed to stand for something around the world. my question is, how do you turn that into an argument to make every day while people are losing their jobs, worried about their health, stressed about school, how do you take that to the american people over the next 70 days? >> nicolle, that is the real challenge here. donald trump runs a team of grifters. it's a craft he has perfected and the people around him see an opportunity to continue.

ofre was the assassination the head of the mississippi naa cp.hey came to washington to demand that the federal government gives them a civil rights act and voting rights. they marched that day. day, like, blistering today. saying that as we struggle, we need legislation. and they stayed on that movement until they got their civil rights act of 1964. of the voting rights act 1965. old, they young and came from the south. many of them could not stop on the road to use a bathroom, because it was against the law, but they came anyhow. many of them couldn't stop and eat in a restaurant. they had to put their sandwiches in a paper bag, because no restaurant would serve them, because it was against the law. but they came anyhow. many of them couldn't rest in a motel overnight, but they came anyway. because it was against the law for them to stop. in 1963, we came were able to come back in 2020, riding wherever we wanted to read, staying in whatever hotel was available, they opened , and there are people we have to stream now. we must deal with police b

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. >> yeah, well specifically it's an important visit, after the c cp crushed the autonomy of hong kong have taken control completely of hong kong even though ate risks it being a financial international hub, i believe the people in taiwan, the government there, and other strategic observers think that this is encouraging the chinese communist party to possibly make a move on taiwan and the foreign minister in taiwan, joseph woo, who i happen to know, by the way, has said as much publicly so yes, while this is a diplomatic initiative, 1979 as you mentioned in the introduction, brian, was the year that president carter broke off diplomatic relations with taiwan in favor of diplomatic relations with mainland china. six years ago, we had the head of the epa and the obama administration visit taiwan and that caused a stir. this will cause a more significant stir to be sure, but i think strategically, it's making a statement about our support for taiwan, and the trump adminitration has had the strongest support for taiwan since we broke off diplomatic relations with them. through a treaty, w

, the daughter of holby city actor john michie, died after taking the hallucinogenic class a drug 2—cpeater glasgow and clyde, six in lanarkshire, 16 in tayside. we are dealing with known clusters in each of these health board areas andi in each of these health board areas and i will come back to those shortly. i can also confirm it total of 25a patients are in hospital with confirmed covid—19, six more than yesterday i reported. three people in intensive care, same as yesterday. in the past 2a hours, no deaths registered for patients who have tested positive in the previous 28 days, 2a91 deaths. we should remember that the weekly national records of scotland figures which include confirms and presumed deaths, five people died in the preceding seven days who were presumed to have covid—19 or tested more than 28 days prior. these figures will be published tomorrow. that is a stark reminder of the impact of this virus. still potentially very dangerous. and of course my condolences again go to everybody who has suffered loss. as always, i want to thank everyone working hard still to help

does he have that cp automobile. does he have that in hi dna do you think? >> you know, it's a toughes on. i think we have seen throughout, over the past three and a half years that more peple appr of the president's job performance than approve of him personally. outhink that those numbers lay a road map for him of what to focus on. not to put his persoe nality at nter of this but to focus on policy and there is a voters in there, suburban women and the working class voters who defected from ot bama coalition in 2016 utat he absoly has to win back. he doesn't have them in his corner right now but win them back if he is going to win in november. >> michael ntter, you are somebody whos hadatched a been engaged in american politics for a long time. how teenable are rs at this point to either changing their mind or being open to a new argument. i mean we all talk about what a polarized political environment we live in now. how open are voters minds at this point? >> well, i think as it rlates to donald trump, i mean i think that cake is fairly well baked. i mea

when i was wounded i was going down to the cp and i was taking this so-called prisoner and i just pushed him off the bank. he probably survived. i went down to the dispensary and they left me there and the dispensary that night was overrun by north koreans. i couldn't find my weapon. i found someone had left two 30 round clips back to back. the koreans were running through the courtyards, a couple miles north of chinju, in a place by a river, i can remember the route cropping to know exactly where that is. anyway i had to fight my way out of there. there were running through the courtyard and i ran out, i had a very, very painful ankle and i fell when i hit the road and then i could hear american voices down the road, so i followed down the road and ran into more americans and ambulances and went to a schoolhouse and helped load people up and get them out of there. wounded. i think chinju fell the next day or so. >> what is the legacy of the korean war and the korean war veterans to you? >> the legacy is i hope korea and the korean people can be united and not hate each other. what got m