as a response to the treachery of vietnam, president lead don johnson ordered to hit the seaports of the northern communist part of the country, so the vietnam war began, which lasted 10 years, if this was not a provocation, then the us leadership would be much more difficult, but open, and the collarbone in the vietnam war e, that is, in this provocation. did she e influence, not so much on the hunting of the war, how much was it calculated? on american domestic uh public opinion and of course she played its role. yes thanks to this provocation, and the united states were able to directly and openly. uh take part in the war. this was an important moment. even 3 years ago, experts noted that provocation is becoming an increasingly active instrument of struggle between countries. here is what the president of the agency said, eurasian strategies. by andrey suchanov material of 2019, there will be more and more provocations until at some point this tool will seem ineffective and countries will not start looking for a way out for their competition in other areas. i think that the coming

as a response to the treachery of vietnam, president lead don johnson ordered a strike on the seaportsorthern communist part of the country so began the vietnam war, which lasted 10 years. if it wasn't a provocation, then, uh, the us leadership would have been much more difficult, but open, and the collarbone in the vietnam war, uh, that is, in this provocation. she e influenced, not so much on the hunting of the war. for the time being, it was designed for american, and internal, uh, public opinion. and, of course, she played her part. yes thanks to this provocation. uh, the us could uh, directly and openly. uh take part in the war. this was an important moment. three years ago, experts noted that provocation is becoming an increasingly active instrument of struggle between countries. here is what the president of the agency said, eurasian strategies. by andrey suchanov material of 2019, there will be more and more provocations until at some point this tool will seem ineffective and countries will not start looking for a way out for their competition in other areas. i think that in th

there, and don henley -- we have lady bird johnson, national wildlife center at the university of texas. he kept udall. johnson said let's go for it. really good rangers of the midwest or some of the best land stewards there are. we sometimes think of cowboys as being slaughterhouses or shooting of guns, many of them do a beautiful job of land repairing and fixing and proper stewardship, and linda it was one of them -- linden -- lyndon was one of them. kennedy's wilderness act, andg son gns it in 1964. it puts 9.1 million acres in america that says no roads are allowed to be built, it will just be abbott that -- habitat, and humans have to hike in or hike out, but no motorcycles, dune buggies, local trucks or porta potty's. it is just wilderness. i give lyndon full credit for that. he pushed it through and perhaps others would not. after that success he starts adopting the idea of why do we need these dams all the time? he also promoted wild and scenic river movement, taking big parts of our gorgeous rivers. oregon today as so many, and alaska, rivers that are going to be able to stay i

johnson believes that's unlikely to happen. he says global organizations have long been silent about ukrainian atrocities committed in don bass going all the way back to 2014. there will be no justice from the international organization or the international communities are corrupted. this was, this is reminiscent of all what the nazis did to jews. story world war 2 fell, what reminiscent of what isis did to syrian soldiers, they captured well, you just line them up and shoot them in the back of the head. you know, this is, this is criminal activity that should be condemned by the international. but it's not, i don't, i hold no hope out that that won't fact take place. this war started in 2014. and it has gone on nonstop with civilians and done that skill hans been killed and the world being quiet, been silent about it that has not been an uproar. there's not been a demands for a cessation of those kinds of activities. but multiple explosions have been home in a russian border city in the belgrade region after ukrainian attack. that is, according to the local governor, a shells hit the area of a residential apartment block. and an i

johnson. he says, it's unlikely that'll happen. he says, a global organizations have long been silent about ukrainian atrocities committed in don bass. going back all the way to 2014 toby, no justice from the international organization or the international communities are corrupted. this was, this is reminiscent of all what the nazis did to jews story world war 2 fell. what is reminiscent of what isis did to syrian soldiers, they captured what he just line him up and shoot him in the back of the head. you know, this is, this is criminal activity that should be condemned by the internet. but it's not, i don't, i hold no hope out that that will in fact take place. this war started in 2014 and it has gone on nonstop with civilians and done at school to hans been killed. and the world being quiet, been silent about it that has not been an uproar. there's not been a demand for a cessation of those kinds of activities. meantime, the russian defense ministry emphasized at all ukrainian soldiers when captured are treated. in fact, in accordance with international treaties and moscow and p, f of also swap prisoners several times already duri

half of the second world war so johnson johnson declares the war on poverty the war on poverty the war on poverty so what happens? then expected poverty to go don more and for people to shift in getting handouts to earning their own income and wealth povertyve continued decline for five or six years there but it's all about the existing a man is stopped and poverty oscillated the 2011.1 and 15.2% over the next 50 years. nothing changed. yet we quadrupled the amount of money we were giving people as government transfers. lo and behold the poverty. drops to 2.5% as opposed to 12.3. and then with the adjustments in the way they approve pushed threshold it drops again to about 1.1%. poverty fell but we just didn't measureit it. and they'll turn back to you robert. >> that was great andma good summary and thank you very much for that. in your "wall street journal" op-ed which you wrote in your book is coming out use the phrase of blockbuster year and to this if you missed it because it was too fast you may have missed it about the hiring at the end of the taxes were people at the bottom who worked very little compared to people in the next quintile

johnson believes that's all likely to happen. he says global organizations have long been filing about ukrainian atrocities committed during 8 years of war. and don bos, there'll be no justice from the international organizations or the international community that are corrupted. this was, this is reminiscent of what the nazis did to jews during world war 2 was reminiscent of what isis did to siri and soldiers. they captured where you just line him up and shoot him in the back of the head. you know, this is, this is criminal activity that should be condemned by the international community. but it's not, i don't, i hold no hope out that that will in fact take place. this war started 2014. and it has gone on nonstop with civilians and done that skill hans been killed and the world being quiet, been silent about it that has not been an uproar. there's not been the demands for association of those kinds of activities. well, while western powers seemingly turn a blind eye to those apparent war crimes committed by ukrainian forces, some washington's former top, oh facials appear very keen on justifying their own military interventions. run the world's.

johnson. nice fake and lay up the girls win 72 to 54 to four and o 22nd straight win in morada going back to last year. usf the donsat age 39 coming off, tommy. john surgery. nobody knew what to expect. from astros pitcher justin verlander. how about a third american league cy young award? truly a remarkable story? verlander winning the award unanimously, with all 31st place votes to easily beat out dylan's cease of the chicago white sox. this one was a no brainer. after verlander led the american league with 18 wins and 1.75 e r a and helping lead the astros to the world series title. and in the national league. also winning in unanimous fashion was the marlin sandy alcantara, who led the majors with 228 and two thirds innings. alcantara didn't win a lot of games just 14, but he did have the second best tiara in the n l 2.28 just behind julio areas of the dodgers. so the cy young awards marching on we're gonna get the mvps i believe tomorrow or on friday the warriors need to do here. to play defense that one highlight you showed up like steve kerr said. it's like a pickup game out there. he for some reason, it's n

johnson's 19-year-old daughter has been barred from witnessing the execution because she is under the age of 21. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: donk passed away this weekend at the age of 56. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we turn now to missouri where there's growing pressure to stop the execution of kevin johnson said to take place tuesday. johnson was sentenced to die for the 2005 murder of kirkwood police officer william macko and t. during his incarceration, johnson stayed in close contact with his family and has been and nurturing son, father, and more recently grandfather. this is kevin johnson speaking about his close relationship with his daughter khorry ramey during an interview on missouri's death row with his legal team. folks my daughter was born. i did not have anything. no money. her mother, dana, she was 14. neither one of us had anything. in september 2007, dana was murdered. she was 18 years old. khorry was four years old. when she came to the county jail, she was like, my mama is dead. she had kool-aid cominout of her head. [indiscernible] i try to findeo

johnson leading in wisconsin. these two seats we have a lot of vote to count there. we're not going to know, donime. >> magic wall. we're going to give it a break. it needs a break. >> that's magic. >> so stand by, john. stand by, everyone. we have more projections in the house, in the governor's races and both chambers remain up for grabs. this is cnn's live coverage of election night/morning in america. it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free mucinex nightshift fights your worst nighttime symptoms so you can get to sleep and wake up ready to go. how could you? ♪ so, rise above the misery. wake up to a new you. how dare you! today, you're back and ready to go. this will not stand. ugh... ah, nuts! with mucinex nightshift, it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. >>> don lemon, election night in america continuing. key race alert, nevada senate, arizona senate, wisconsin senate, that is the bala

johnson. nice fake as he takes it to the cylinder gales win 72 to 54. to improve to four and oh, their 22nd straight win in morada going back to last year, former usf donpion bill cartwright taken in the game at fresno state. the game was tight the whole way, but the dons pulled away at the end tyler roberts, three. three with six minutes to go inside of three minutes. roberts another three, he led the dons with 22 beats fresno state 67 to 60. they also improved to four no yeah. at age 39 coming off tommy john surgery, nobody knew what to expect from astros pitcher justin verlander. how about a third american league cy young award? truly remarkable story. verlander winning the award unanimously, with all 31st place votes to easily beat out dylan cease of the chicago white sox. this one was a no brainer. after verlander led the american league with 18 wins and a 1.75 e r a and helping to lead the astros to the world series title. and the national league, also winning in unanimous fashion was the marlin sandy alcantara, who led the majors with 228 and two thirds innings pitch. alcantara didn't win a lot of games. but he did have the second best e r a in