, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah >> i was just going to do the same thing, michelle >>> let's get a check on the rally. stocks are near their session high about 163, 164 points. it's a gain of two-thirds of a percent. the s&p 500 is higher by about 17 points. 3m, caterpillar, and pfizer, those are the biggest gainers at the dow while verizon, walgreens, and jp morgan, they are the biggest -- those are the gainers. they're in positive territory. here are the drags they're in negative territory. jp morgan chase lower by three-quarters of a percent. ver eason. the battered fang stocks, they are rebounding today they're feeling the nasdaq higher you can see almost higher across the board with the exception of amazon facebook and netflix seeing their biggest gains in that entire group tyler. >> thank you very much, michelle three weeks ago president trump slammed pfizer and other drug companies in a tweet, and that profrped the company to delay some planned price hikes now the ceo speaks out about that decision and did so with meg terrell. >> it was pretty shocking when it ha

dah dah dah dah." >> reporter: that is, what areg women doaying a man's, or boy's, game?eamer annie fuschiashe too has been harassed, after people found her home address online, and asked that we not use her re name. then there's "swatting": where a viewer calls to the police to falsely report a "serious hocident" at someone'. streamers have been popular targets.he avily armed swat teams ldmetimes arrive. last year, a 28-ye streamer was killed when police arrived and opened fire. of course, the internet is also famous for instances of racism and sexual harassment. kittyplays' site has built a community of good will, good vibes. but isn't there the problem that it's echo chambers like you know neo-nazis for example who could all find neo-nazis and now feel empowered because they're not alone. >> oh, 100%. i mean that's the other side of looking at it. >> i mea dangerous for the mindful people who but i think it can be if you're not told or are aware that this is even a process that's happening. ter: still, valnicek has no plans of unplugging, especially because, as a woman

. ♪ you're going open in a body bag, ♪ ♪ doo-dah ♪ you're going home in a body bag all the doo-dah dayafter the initiation, five men came back in body bags. >> by the '70s, the u.s. army in vietnam had been essentially destroyed. every time we tangled with the vietnamese, we were getting killed, and there was no end to it. so you've got what amounted to a state of individual mutiny in the u.s. army. >> it's senseless. just walking down the road. >> i'm not going to walk down it. i'll walk down the trail. >> no. we're going to move out and they're going to be left behind. or i'm going to take the point. they can follow if they want to. it's that simple. we've got a job to do. we're going to do it. >> we are just going to refuse to do it. you may be in jail, but you won't be dead. >> you are supposedly withdrawing, right? i figure since we're going home in the long run, why don't we just sort of take it easy, you know? don't go out and look for trouble. maybe just sit down. if they come to us, we fight. but going out looking for trouble and just wasting time for time's sake is, to me, ju

dah dah the entire event base on the theater production of amelot today at 4:25 eastern here on c-span. >> sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern the president 1968. tumultuous ling the month of june 1968 through the ens of the white house naval photographic unit covering the activities of president lyndon b. johnson. 3:30 a.m. he was awaken with the news that senator robert ennedy in the pheutdz of victory in the california presidential primary will been hot and critically wounded by an assassin. he day his death he sent letters to the senate and speaker of the house that immored congress to enact a meaningful and effective law.ontrol in june much of his attention was on the paris peace talks. cyrus vance returned to washington to report on an those t impasse at meetings. from vietnam the reports were optimistic. instead of a slowdown of communists the launched a new wave of assaults in the south to erode resolve on home front and grasp eightened leverage in the diplomatic struggle. at a news conference june 26 he nnounced supreme court chief justice earl warren was retiring. third and fourth ap

re >> kristen dah nbc news, new york. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us.ly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you fo watching and good night. . >>> i'm so sorry that you thought i was racist. >> see what she did there? did roseanne just blow a big chance for redemption? >> i definitely think gwyneth paltrow

. >> i want to give nay dah the last words here.i do have to say, whether you speak to anyone who has been either part of an atrocity or had proximity to it, if you speak to holocaust survivors, they sort of look at us now and say, are you guys seeing what's happening. do you see what's going on now? and we're the only ones sitting back, oh, do you believe this, t not happening, he would never do that. and they say that's exactly what happened if their own personal atrocity and people thought it wouldn't happen and they couldn't believe it? >> that's exactly it. this is something we'll call an earlialal sis. we would talk about -- values are cropping up. when you start to attack institutions or whatever it means, whatever through media, criticizing the media, now through a tweet, went your attacking those stugs you're eroding flask norms. we've seen him do this over and over. the juniorry gerrymandering that's happening around this makes it difficult for us to say we can wholly rely upon voting, we don't have to compare him specific

the way the left works every dah them is a nazi.t ironic when the left attracts me as an alt-right nazi considering i was literally the number one recipient of alt-right hatred in 2016 according to the antidefamation league, not a right-wing source. >> laura: ben, there are others on the left who have gone from their never trump meaning to just completely out of touch with reality of politics today. one of them is, i guess, a blogger for "the washington post," on television quite a bed. her name and name is jennifer rubin. watch this. >> sarah huckabee has no right to live a life of no fuss, no mas after lying to the press, after inciting against the press. these people should be made uncomfortable, and i think that is a life sentence, frankly. >> laura: you should be made uncomfortable for life. it should be a life sentence. you notice that the words double left and their never trump, i don't know, republican, or bush i don't know how you describe jennifer rubin. literally no constituency other than bill kristol, for what she says.

in 2014, president obama expanded the program to allow dah california recipients to participant. one immigrant who volunteered to serve was a dentist from philadelphia named amon dylan. he was born in india and moved to the united states in 2006. he was an ivy league gradual with a postdoctoral degree. he wanted to join the u.s. army for the opportunity to treed a wide range of patients. he was not afraid of the risk of service. quote, this country did you not differentiate between color or accent, here if you are good people will put you to the front. and that was the whole idea. take these brave selfless immigrants who came to this country, enlisted in the army and reward their sacrifice with citizenship putting them to the front. well, last year the trump administration suspended the naf kn massive knee program, they stopped promising conservatorship to immigrants who agreed to risk their life for this country. late last night this was the head lines of associated press, u.s. army quietly discharged immigrant troops. imgrant troops who enlisted in the military with a promise t

with me now, is andre dah—nah—za, a child psychiatrist at king's college london, he's also a spokesperson of psychiatrists. the children in the family. what happens when they come back down to earth after the excitement of these past few hours? it is first of all, excellent news, and you would expect them to also be elated by the fact of being rescued finally? many of them will probably experience some emotional symptoms, anxious, agitated. and they'll be having health checks in the hospital. these are very normal symptoms and most individuals, not only children exposed to such an ordeal will have these kind of symptoms. i will expect these symptoms will fade in a few weeks, and perhaps two or three of them may have longer—term mental health consequences. that is still a comma that is a significant minority of them, you don't know which ones because you cannot predict, what sorts of things can develop when someone sorts of things can develop when someone has been in this kind of situation, life or death situation? after these kinds of experiences, young people might develop depression, an