bob dole is one of my heroes. admire him not only for his statesmanship and civility, but i admire him because he has led the effort in this country and around the world to end hunger. nobody that i can think of other than george mcgovern who worked with bob dole during the 1970's, did more to strengthen our nutrition programs and make sure that our richest country in the world, nobody went hurningry. he worked in a bipartisan way and these programs were strengthened and we were making great progress to ending hunger and joined with george mcgovern in the formation of the mcgovern-dole food education program. this is a program that expands school feeding initiatives all around the world and millions and millions and millions of children are not only getting fed and getting a nutritious meal, but getting fed in a school setting. and getting the nutrition they need and the education they need and hopefully lead their countries out of poverty. the international world cannot lead with an i will literate population and

bob dole served before nine. we're talking about caregiver for the heros who served with him and the generations that followed. their caregivers need and deserve our assistance. the vas where care differ program should be available to all caregivers caring for all veterans regardless when they served. the bill also supports caregivers for veterans with service-related and visible industries like tb and i ptsd in the same we we care for caregivers with veterans with visible wounds. shouldn't matter whether we can see the scars or not to give the caregivers the resource that's need. also provides assistance with child care, financial advice, legal counseling and education, which are always top and currently unmet needes. ultimately by signing on to this bill you'll have a positive impact on the health and willis being of the nation's veteran and military families for a long time to come. as hidden heroes amount boosters i have had the privilege to immediate meet with mill care nw caregivers and i can't help but thi

give us a way and we'll dole what we can. right now the american territory has no powder on entire island and almost no communication with the outside world. >> we need help. we're americans. >> of thousands of this parade so many are united with dealing with same experience now. living here in the states and having loved one backs on the island that they have not heard from in days. she drove an hour to be at the

we want to bring you the latest on bob dole at a message from dole has dole, bob been hospitalized latelyecause of low per pleasure -- blood pressure, said i am with my husband, please pray for his speedy recovery. that is the latest as bob dole continues to be hospitalized. christina calling in from charleston, south carolina on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. host: what is your new story of the week? i am a health insurance, 26 software tester who worked on obamacare and i do not have health insurance. i was in a situation where i missed out on open enrollment. my husband should have benefits soon but i have no health insurance for the rest of the year. it is ironic. with republicans and independents, the democrats can all agree that the price of health agree the price of health insurance is because of the markups in the system. everything is expensive. the health insurance part is just a symptom of what is going on. host: ok. coming up, we will be joined by ron myer, the editor of the website red alert politics. he will be here to talk about free speech on coll

established that i see and that means a study session a force are they don't get oconee or settle for the dole no corsi and boys like i.d.s. eppolito was that that if you read a feel or gust on the read i'm probably my for the outies us younger son not discussed c.c. was lost and i don't know what all that but a sign up. for the rollout of secure real will now we are still. one failed or longest warm up on all. my elliot and that's enough to look up a list at the end. on the human. side to hear the filing a human while at the same microphone hylda them asking just go along it and last from now on a kept on the bus in the heat bless my anything. in the last exam a lot. think that the older they act on it that i am of that much. it awoke him a woman who might be at will what made it as if it was dry wood glue or a thin milk i can maybe now use them a. stronger than what i. thought he might be my whole plan made that a mobile home i made a noble whole lot of time maybe the cause of them i said to them a no name i aim was. really. hate them my mother had quite a few make if they came to say. hey n

the next decade my friend and mentor, senator george mcgovern, a democrat from south dakota, a bob dole a republican from kansas, led the select committee on nutrition and human needs. this bipartisan panel worked to exam the issue of hunger and malnutrition in the united states. they held field hearings to witness firsthand how devastating the curse of hunger was across this country. they worked together to educate the public and other members of congress on hunger and work together to find common ground on how best to tackle this terrible problem. out of this work came important updates to the food stamp program. the food stamp act of 1977 established national standards of eligibility for the program and eliminated the requirement that recipients pay for their stamps. it was revolutionary and helped to dramatically reduce extreme poverty and hunger in the united states. since the 1970's, congress has worked to strengthen the program, making it even more effective and efficient, we have modernized benefit processing and replaced the paper food stamps with e.b.t. cards, with added incen

oifouo me wnorrenstentbo cong dowrit now wld keou to go here cae eratio he nn b disrupd t sreseic dole that diup t -- bule tt srtshe esen--haprec the pridt. he ia conversaon twn at dhs and the ese's advae ambo where me this. dnoca wth y suororppe e esen esendohi ipart o thr j. eris lf desi-minthat gs it-o eryoo. ra omaentoister zos,eoe bhid bl inn d, ckff lve emlone, ia -w siatn. ho: ugyoarnext. n tler iava mmt entire aa ats feedy rv, gng to co a theogti of thiwi drf kri. ju tnkbo cs, tck coming ifr a or e it stetoorthe. they he to hseicms sople a ty soav to ha cstctn rsnefr everywreomgn. they heryll, shgl, ud iea t aunof teals intoe crib. eanil a goingo radl fleupsohewi ha tfireuthe to pu mo debs. u eoongt oblyel ov o mli hesnd sinesses. st: miaebrn,ets get urhohtonha atoehotolookik n ne wk, butn e nt t foow ooli aitil saeron itillo le war zone. th cleisbsuty gh wh hthk ou iisas fr a media standintoly erndooatheloed arsreticres of tetate hhws ooats,uthaisoi ouritheexsera nt, d any,veth ne ser yearsshahe tesllyeces anwendstd e te o thdage anthreilngheegs. muf ats intoe derod. ieratsyem

. >>> bob dole has been hospitalized.he former republican presidential candidate was admitted to walter reed medical center last week for low blood pressure. a spokeswoman says his condition is being corrected with medication. in a tweet, the 94-year-old dole thanked people for their prayers and said he hopes to be home sipping a cosmo in a few days. >>> still ahead tonight, what happens when the emergency is with 911 itself? we're going to take you to a big city where desperate calls for help have gone unanswered. >>> also, the driver hailed as a hero after a school bus erupts in flames. >>> we're back now with a critical problem plaguing a major american city. in cincinnati a series of 911 outages have left callers to fend for themselves. so why is it happening? nbc news national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is getting answers in tonight's "rossen reports." >> reporter: in cincinnati a public safety crisis. callers unable to get through to 911. >> i was driving home, and i saw a car smash up against a pole. >

while doing something great for others to farm up last month you can not only our plasma donations by dole to the treatment of rare chronic internet diseases you could also the usa is the world's main exporter of human plasma with seventy percent of the world market their success is based on a foolproof recipe by building on this type of campaign they nurture the image of a country with excellent sanitary conditions. the market is under the supervision of the food and drug administration the f.d.a. stamp is a guarantee of quality opening the doors to the international market each week frozen plasma is dispatched in shipments mainly to europe. this is the other side of the american dream masses of poor people willing to sell their blood they provide an unlimited pool of primary material we wanted to understand the conditions in which blood is collected seven am in cleveland in the parking lot of the pharma. doing no more dead heat we were abject at and i want to get no more i just small and i didn't need flour we need it most killed me so. i don't want. today and i'm i get a raise to this w

. >>> a major blow to workers in the central valley, dole foods will lay off more than 400 workers as it continues to downsize its operations. just last month it let go nearly 175 workers in southern california. dole is the largest producer of fruit and vegetables, but it's sitting on nearly $1.3 billion in debt. >>> hurricane harvey left hundreds of thousands of cars, suvs and trucks under water in texas. hurricane irma is bound to leave even more. as nikki battiste reports, these flood cars can be a golden ticket for scammers. >> reporter: this racetrack outside of houston has become a refuge for thousands of vehicles flooded when hurricane harvey hit the gulf coast. it's estimated $1 1 -- 1 trillion gallons of rain dumped during the storm left more than 1 million vehicles flooded. >> flooded cars literally rot from the inside out. >> reporter: scam artists will buy the damaged vehicles, clean them up and try to resell them. >> not only will they be resold in texas, but they can move their way hundreds, if not thousands of miles away to people who have no idea that that car was once

"dole" is closing the plant and laying off hundreds of employees...i) and - kron four is and - kron (vicki) (vicki) and - kron four is expanding it's sports coverage. our two new football shows kick off this weekend. "the sword and shield zone" hosted by kron four's mark carpenter begins saturday night at 9 p-m. then at 9:30 - "the red and gold zone" hosted by kron four's henry "woff-dog wofford" will begin. and "sports night live" is expanding ... and will air every sunday from 9 to 10 p-m. (vicki) tonight in 4 your money... hundreds of workers in santa cruz county will soon be out of a job. (grant) the dole food plant in watsonville is about to layoff over 400 people. the largest producer of fruits and vegetables is closing the plant and laying off more than 4-hundred employees-- more than half work in the fields as berry harvesters. other positions being cut include packers, truck drivers, warehouse workers and supervisors. the layoffs could start as soon as october 28-th. dole is facing a pending public offering... and is more than one-billion dol

. >>> bob dole has been hospitalized. the former republican presidential candidate was admitted to walter reed medical center last week for low blood pressure. a spokeswoman says his condition is being corrected with medication. in a tweet, the 94-year-old dole thanked people for their prayers and said he hopes to be home sipping a cosmo in a few days. >>> still ahead tonight, what happens when the emergency is with 911 itself? we're going to take to you a big city where desperate calls for help have gone unanswered. also, the driver hailed as a hero patrick woke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. also try aleve direct therapy with tens technology for lower back pain relief. you don't let anything lkeep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of p

i had a terrific relationship with lloyd bentsen, bob dole, and i had a terrific opportunity to work with the staff director and chief counsel of the senate finance committee. when he was given the opportunity by president reagan , it wase the deputy ocr a combination of people that had worked together and i was very comfortable with that and the thing that made me comfortable about this nomination, this year was in having worked with him, i learned what an extraordinarily intelligent, thoughtful and caring person he is and i watched when he was working with dozens of bilateral's, a bunch of them. having him with that background, it leads me to considerable comfort in the fact that he knows the rules and knows that they work. that is important, in today's world. there has to be some pattern or consistency. wto oru talk about the u.s. trade rules, the different sections of trade policy, understanding them and employing them productively is a fundamentally important part of the job of the u.s. trade rep. it is with a great deal of pleasure that i want to introduce somebody for whom i h

people will tell you this is where they scored al gore and bill clinton and met jimmy carter and bob dole. they would invite these people in. the candidate would stand here. they would have their elbows on the mantelpiece and they would talk to 150 people. everyone would say i know your living room, that's where i met bill clinton. but your elbow here. you had your elbow where bill clinton with his elbow. cloth to theesee room. it tells you how many people have actually walked into a house in new hampshire and become the leader of the free world. this is a bedroom in martin gross's house. the story goes that jimmy carter slept here. he was open and available to presidential candidates. carter was notorious or always writing thank you notes, handwritten thank you notes. if you look above the door in plaqueadroom, we have a that we put above the door that was here when i move in. martin gross was so proud of it. jimmy carter became president of the united states. there is a note from mondale and jimmy carter. is vice president. the secret service had to come check out the house. they come t

bob dole did it, george herbert walker bush did it, ronald reagan did it.icit thing, not in response to an event, but just in the hint or chance that somebody would sign up for their campaigns who had these views. and bob dole said it in 1996, and he said, there's the exit, i don't want your votes, i don't want anything to do with you. and they did this unprompted, as opposed to, after an event like this when the nation turns to a president and seeks some kind of guidance, particularly on this moral plane. i mean, that's the job you sign up for. it has that moral component. as f.d.r. said, it's primarily a job of moral leadership. >> stephen: that's the job of the statesman president. that is the dignity that makes receiving a medal from this man, or the honor of being with him, is captured with that behavior, he has to manifest that. >> right, you have to tend those fires, as a president. it's part of the job, that you have to know that this is part of your job, and often what it requires is-- i mean, he clearly wanted to make an argument about his point o

and none greater than senator dole and senator brock. a great friend and a great teacher, an extraordinary career. you almost don't know what title that you have not had, legitimately. something people generally don't know is he is a bit of a insurgent. he challenges orthodoxy. when he ran for congress and the senate, he ran more as a an insurgent. i think of it as a little bit like the 1960's or 70's tea party guy. he took on the big machine and beat it, and then at the rnc, at some point, you can go through the details, but there were a number of things that were controversial, not the least of which was going to detroit for the national convention. at ustr, he did a great job of balancing our international obligations and moving the trade system forward but also defending american industry. we end up reagan trade policy which is insisting that we get fair treatment on motorcycles and steel, especially steel and semiconductors and automobiles my own view is the reason these japanese companies originally moved to the united states was b

other items the agenda, awarding former senator bob dole a congressional gold medal and the purchase of self-driving cars. see the house when they return live here on c-span beginning at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the senate also back in session. they'll consider a judicial nomination for the district of columbia. they'll also talk about harvey relief funding and possible work on defense department programs and policy for the next year. watch the senate live on our ompanion network, c-span2. and join us tomorrow when the senate health, education, and labor pensions committee will hold the first two hearings on the and join us individual insuranc markets. wednesday, members will hear from state insurance commissioners about stabilizing health care insurance premiums, and then thursday, they will address the issues with several state governors. live coverage begins tomorrow, wednesday, at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public certificate vase by america's cable-service by america's cable television companies and provided

candidate is doling out dust cloths as it was should give people things that they actually want. to give them cheap stuff. but that's all we can afford to hand out pans mice and. of course there are other ways to connect with voters and like working the phones even the top candidates do this is in the hello my name is. someone just asked me what can i do and i said it's better to work the phones on the airwaves. no matter which of the other parties you vote for i predict that you'll regret it. say hi to your son for me. in december nine hundred ninety after reunification there were new federal elections. held call campaigned as the chancellor who had brought germany together. with the. the s.p.d. put forward a charismatic candidates oscar lafontaine a potentially dangerous challenger. in april one thousand nine hundred nineteen was seriously wounded in a knife attack at a campaign event near cologne. an affluent lafontaine was badly shaken by the attack but had not took him a long time to decide whether he was going to stay in the race or not and ultimately he wasn't the right ca

also, a congressional gold medal for former senator bob dole. and now live to the floor of the u.s. house here on c-span. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. september 5, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable virginia foxx to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. haplain conroy: let us pray. dear lord, we give you thanks for giving us another day. in the wake of a great american holiday, we ask your special lessing on american workers. fortunate to have jobs during these difficult economic times and those desiring

four bill, including one that would award the congressional gold medal to former kansas senator bob dole. any requested votes will take place at 6:30 eastern today. live house coverage here on c-span. be sure to join us tomorrow when the senate health education, labor and pensions committee holds the first two of hearings on the individual insurance markets. tomorrow members will hear from state insurance commissioners about stabilizing health care insurance premiums. thursday they'll address the shoot with several state governors. live coverage tomorrow starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> a short time ago reporters heard from white house spokesman sara huckabee sanders, answering questions about the white house action on daca today. response to north korea's latest missile launch and hurricane harvey relief. this is about 25 minutes.

now, the president again doling out hugs and kisses to the children. he reassured the adults who were there that the federal government will stand by them in a recovery that could take years. this visit the afternoon blunting his criticism following the first few days, even critics in his own party and today he seems to have embraced the role as the nation's comforter in chief. >> really i think people appreciate what's been done. it's been done very efficiently, very well, that's what we want. we're very happy with the way everything's going. a lot of love. >> what did the family tell you earlier? >> really happy. as tough as this was, it's been a wonderful thing. >> across houston and much of southeast texas receding flood waters now show the daunting magnitude of the work ahead. returning homeowners are emptying their flooded houses. streets now overflow with soggy and stinky trash, ruined items that were once their belongings. the death toll across southeast texas has risen to at least 50. in beaumont, texas, that's northeast of houston near the lo

i had a terrific relationship with russell long, lloyd bentsen, bob dole. and, i had a terrific opportunity to work with the staff director and chief counsel of the senate finance to many. he was given the opportunity by resident reagan in this case to become the was a combination of people that had worked together and i think i was very comfortable with that and the thing that made me comfortable about this nomination of bob this year was that having worked with him i learned what an extra nearly intelligent, thoughtful, and caring person he is and frankly, i had watched when he was working with us at the u.s. cr and through dozens of why laterals if i remember, a whole bunch of them, so having him background, that experience, senate finance, ustr, leads me to considerable comfort in the fact that he knows the rules and he knows that the rules work. that's important in today's world, there has to be some pattern. some consistency. so when you talk about world trade urbanization or u.s. trade , the different sections of trade policy, understanding them and

vote for me election campaign in forty five minutes on the dole. this is you get me a seventy nine somebody and let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondent here in the studio more on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in it's all about the perspective closer d.w. news. hashtags germany decides. the day before the general election on d w a day dedicated to democracy. from its dramatic beginnings in germany until the present day how is the nation of culture fearing an election year. where do the german people see their place in europe and the world. democracy day today on d w. journalist dan is your child has been behind bars in turkey since february fourteenth turkish president. accuses him of spreading terror.

corporations collect the profit of vision totally cool with who put this up it will probably go on the dole coffee cup with dolly a comb in the bushes up the on saabs knock up the supposed it to me of a. part of my mind. is a tourist phobia fulfill phone tone identity. with no make this manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the room in closest protect themselves. in the final merry go round to be the one percent. with no middle of the room signals. the real news is. the spiral downward this applies to both russia u.s. relations and the ongoing events on the korean peninsula probably past the point of no which are. it's. elections and calls for this.

what we attempt to do take all the dollars in washington, d.c., doled out if a state jumps through a hoop, we turn it down to the states for them to do that what is best are to the state. if you're in a state with not expanded medicaid, you will do great. all those lower income texans, mainors, virginians and missourians will have dollars to get health insurance in state they do not have. if you have expanded medicaid, we did your best to hold you harmless. we don't want to run it through the chip program. i don't hear anyone complain about the chip program. it has been a program on the bipartisan basis. it is recognized to have effective way to provide access to quality care for those in need. we take it through the chip program. we continue patient protections. whatever waiver a state wishes to have, they must insure the secretary they continue to provided a caught and affordable coverage for those with preexisting conditions. that is our backstop. we preserve mental health parody, but we give dollars to the states to be inventive. we look at states done over past several years som

heather: the house voting to honor bob dole with congressional gold-medal. legislators want to recognize dole for his service to the nation as soldier and lawmaker. the 94-year-old represented kansas for 27 years and set the record for longest-serving republican leader of the senate. the gold-medal is the most established civilian honor given by congress. donald trump will approve the measure. rob: david clark is headed to washington but not to the white house, he will serve as spokesman and senior advisor for the pro donald trump super pac america first action saying the job, quote, gives me a chance to promote donald trump's agenda. he resigned as sheriff after serving for 15 years. heather: hurricane irma charting a course toward florida. we are on the ground as mandatory evacuations are now in place. >> as it relates to what donald trump said, this will be -- you have nothing to worry about. rob: rahm emanuel firing back at the president over the decision to end daca. hear more of this statement coming up. ♪ kevin, meet your father. kevin kevin kevin kev

he is prepared to dole out a few kisses as a result.quite an exciting picture, given the story. we are not used to seeing those kinds of pictures coming from the chamber. no snogging in the chamber! the crux of the story is quite exciting, depending on where you stand on the european issue. no doubting that juncker is stand on the european issue. no doubting thatjuncker is setting out his stall for closer integration of the countries that remain within the eu. he's talking about extending the schengen area to the countries that don't fall under that regime, and also extending the euro, making it essential for those countries that sit outside the euro at the moment. if you are on the sceptical side of the european argument, his speech will have confirmed that we are on the right track in leaving. chain, there are some who believe that brexit facilitates this. we've a lwa ys brexit facilitates this. we've always been a bit of a pain in the butt, frankly, as far as the eu project is concerned, and good riddance. juncker said today that it'

other items include awarding former senator bob dole a congressional gold medal urging of selfhase and driving driving cars. the senate will be considering judicial nominations for the district of columbia, possibly start work on defense programs for next year, and hurricane harvey recovery funding. watch live on c-span 2. return thishouse's afternoon, kevin mccarthy is saying that the chamber would take up a roughly three-month stopgap spending measure that would push off the debate over funding the wall along the mexican border till the end of the calendar year. we have harvey, the debt ceiling, the continuing resolution will be three months. you will deal with the wall later in the year. congressman mccarthy said you also have the budget this month. you can read the rest of that story in roll call. we have more on today's daca announcement and immigration policies in general. from today's washington journal, this is about half an hour. host: joining us on the day that the trump administration is announcing plans for the future of the daca program. help us understand who these dreame

he is prepared to dole out a few kisses as a result. not used to seeing those kinds of pictures coming from the chamber. no snogging in the chamber! the crux of the story is quite exciting, depending on where you stand on the european issue. no doubting that juncker is stand on the european issue. no doubting thatjuncker is setting out his stall for closer integration of the countries that remain within the eu. he's talking about extending the schengen area to the countries that don't fall under that regime, and also extending the euro, making it

the profit of what it was up to will probably go on the dole coffee cup at home in the bushes up the on saabs knock up the supposed to mean a. lot of the time. but. as a tourist phobia will fail and identity. city is not coming from a trumpet ministration which is being victimized by this. imaginary hobgoblin of russian collusion with the trump campaign is being used by trump's enemies and adversaries to do to limit his presidency. north korean media.

corporations collect the profit of vision didn't include what will put the couple who probably global on the dole coffee cup in cali economy in the bushes up the on sobs knock up the supposed to mean it. to. find balance. as a tourist phobia will fail fall into an identity. the united nations and security council in particular should be it should not be a place full. of the spotlight the last the last bit of that excuse. they should be a place you should be a place. which is the which should that which should be form its main responsibility to maintain as a food too. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us it actually does belong to. the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know. that really packs a punch oh yeah john oliver of r t america is doing the same. apparently better than. i see people you've never heard of love back to the night president of the world bank. sent us an e-mail. all over america's seizure of russian diplomatic property with the us state department facing a barrage of questions from journalists over. the horrible diplomatic protocol you know what i

corporations collect the profit of you should totally cool with the supper will probably go up on the dole coffee cup at home in the bushes up the on saabs knock up the supposed to mean a. my son. is a tourist phobia will fail fall into an identity. here's what people have been saying about rejected and i suspect it's full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch. yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than blue. sea people you've never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank though hate the word in a seriously send us an e-mail. to spiral downward this applies to both russia u.s. relations and the ongoing events on the korean peninsula probably past the point to which are. breaking the blockade residents of ceres deer is or celebrate on the streets as government forces moved.

who put this up it will probably go on the dole coffee cup at home in the bushes up the on some snark up the supposed to me of a. to. find balance. is a tourist phobia fulfill phone tone identity. people buy gold gold gold buy gold there's always people buying gold and the professional marketeers understand this and when the gold price goes to a certain level they bang it down with short sales they're selling the gold naked or they're just selling it they're just doing short sales are not losing money they're just selling the gold short and then when it gets down to a certain level they can cover those shorts at a profit that's our short sale works you're buying back at a lower price for a profit and that's the problem with gold it's a market that's completely beholden to the cartel. washington calls with the strongest possible measures against north korea over its latest new clear test as russia and china seek a deescalation also in the headlines and. celebrations in syria as government forces make a final push to liberate the city of. islamic state. tens of thousands of people flee

weapons are used that centuries have doled.o aim of this battle is erase christianity from our fatherland. this catholic priest was arrested the following day on charges of immorality. the partisan church also continued -- the protestant church also continue to try to fight for truth. >> he who desires liberty for himself cannot deny to others, lest he lose what he has gained. this is the great lesson the world can learn from germany. the nazis that this man in a concentration camp. there were others who spoke for truth, and i'm proud to say that educators were among them. >> and what matt ask is an arian? know myself. but let us see what our present so-called authorities have to say about it. , slender,e is tall and blonde. race and moreian important, there is no master race. there are people who may find bute ideas convenience science cannot support. there is no sign to fake truth that there is any correlation between's a man's race and characteristics and his native ability or character. in all racial groups, find the same r

. >> plenty more to dole with and we'll have more to deal with across the state of florida. >>> a daveaid he wanted to spend more time with family but he wrote i think america needs more divisiveness. gop senator said he's not sure if he will run next year. after nikki haley warned they will only work if they will imploment them completely. they did not complete all the sanctions they wanted. >> the draft has been unanimously. >> it cuz not include the ban on all oil imports on all >> the entire international community are united against its dangers. >> we have an enormous incentive to make it use nnanimous. >> he says china has become estranged from north korea. >> it borders on hostile relationship. >> north korea has warned of a harsh response against the u.s. for pushing these new sanctions. >> the u.s. marked #/11 for appeals for it was 16 years ago yesterday that nearly 3,000 people yesterday died when people hi yakked jacked people. and a van finds itself on from t unsteady ground in hurricane soaked florida. this is the cbs morning news. w. and it comes in a jimmy dea