i think this is spike lee's best film since four little girls because it is very ha rd to four little. there were moments on the screen in which people were belly laughing and moments in which people were hiding their faces because you are dealing is really, profoundly disturbing stuff. —— get out. and it is an angry film, stuff. —— get out. and it is an angryfilm, a stuff. —— get out. and it is an angry film, a film which although it is set in the i970s, it feels urgently contemporary. i love the look of it, i love the fact that it feels like a film made in i970s. there are kind of visual cues for it, and the performances are really great. john david washington is brilliant in carrying this drama. and again that, he is also saw the balancing the humour and horror. —— the centre. i thought it was remarkable and i really like it.” certainly like what you have chosen as best. you're back to mamma mia, you cannot give it up. i sobbed, i stopped. i know. what makes it so brilliant years if it did not have that emotional sucker punch, he would not be half the film that it is. it is not dus

i think this is spike lee's best film since four little girls. people were belly laughing and moments were people were hiding theirfaces and recoiling, because you were dealing with really profoundly disturbing stuff. it is an angry film, one which although it is set in the past, in the 19705, feels urgently contemporary. i love the look of it and the fact that it looks like a film made in the 19705. the performances are really great. john david washington is brilliant at the centre of it, carrying this drama. again, he is also at the centre, balancing the humour and the horror. i thought it was remarkable, and i think you will like it. 0k. i certainly did like what you chose as best out. you are back to mamma mia. you can't give it up. i sobbed. just floods of tears. what makes it so brilliant is that if it didn't have that emotional sucker punch, it wouldn't be half the film that it is. it's not just that you smile and all the rest of it, it's that when you weep, you weep buckets. i thought it was really good. it does what a film is meant to do

i mean, i think this is spike lee's best film since four little girls because it's very hard to get thath people were belly laughing, and there were moments in which people were hiding their faces and recoiling because you are dealing with some really, really, you know, profoundly disturbing stuff. and it's an angry film, it's a film which, although it's set in the past, in the 1970s, feels urgently contemporary. i love the look of it, i love the fact that it actually looks like a film made in the 1970s. spike lee has cited things like serpico and french connection and dog day afternoon as kind of visual cues for it, and the performances are really great. adam driver, john david washington in the centre of it, john david washington is brilliant, i mean, carrying this drama. and again, he's also at the centre of balancing the humour and the horror. i thought it was really remarkable and i think you'll like it. ok, i certainly did like what you've chosen as best 0ut. yeah, i'm sorry... oh, my goodness! i'm back, you see? you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbe

i mean, i think this is spike lee's best film since four little girls because it's very hard to get thatle were belly laughing, and there were moments in which people were hiding their faces and recoiling because you are dealing with some really, really, you know, profoundly disturbing stuff. and it's an angry film, it's a film which, although it's set in the past, in the 1970s, feels urgently contemporary. i love the look of it, i love the fact that it actually looks like a film made in the 1970s. spike lee has cited things like serpico and french connection and dog day afternoon as kind of visual cues for it, and the performances are really great. adam driver, john david washington in the centre of it, john david washington is brilliant, i mean, carrying this drama. and again, he's also at the centre of balancing the humour and the horror. i thought it was really remarkable and i think you'll like it. ok, i certainly did like what you've chosen as best 0ut. yeah, i'm sorry... oh, my goodness! i'm back, you see? you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbed. i d

i mean, i think this is spike lee's best film since four little girls because it's very hard to get thatle were hiding their faces and recoiling because you are dealing with some really, really, you know, profoundly disturbing stuff. and it's an angry film, it's a film which, although it's set in the past, in the 19705, feels urgently contemporary. i love the look of it, i love the fact that it actually looks like a film made in the 19705. spike lee has cited things like serpico and french connection and dog day afternoon as kind of visual cues for it, and the performances are really great. adam driver, john david washington in the centre of it, john david washington is brilliant, i mean, carrying this drama. and again, he's also the centre of balancing the humour and the horror. i thought it was really remarkable and i think you'll like it. ok, i certainly did like what you've chosen as best out. yeah, i'm sorry... oh, my goodness! i'm back, you see? you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbed. i do, and my love, my life... oh, i know. that's gone. what makes

i mean, i think this is spike lee's best film since four little girls because it's very hard to get that with some really, really, you know, profoundly disturbing stuff. and it's an angry film, it's a film which, although it's set in the past, in the 1970s, feels urgently contemporary. i love the look of it, i love the fact that it actually looks like a film made in the 1970s. spike lee has cited things like serpico and french connection and dog day afternoon as kind of visual cues for it, and the performances are really great. adam driver, john david washington in the centre of it, john david washington is brilliant, i mean, carrying this drama. and again, he's also at the centre of balancing the humour and the horror. i thought it was really remarkable and i think you'll like it. ok, i certainly did like what you've chosen as best out. yeah, i'm sorry... oh, my goodness! i'm back, you see? you're back to mamma mia, you can't give it up. but i sobbed, i sobbed. i do, and my love, my life... oh, i know. i was gone. what makes it so brilliant is if it didn't have that emotional sucker pun

martin luther king demanded, as he said at the funeral of the four little girls in birmingham, that weiolence. teaching us that love -- love is still the most powerful weapon in the arsenal of truth and justice. martin luther king challenged us to set aside our safety and our success for the greater good of all human kind and he commanded us to live in the selfish world with the sense of other-ness. martin luther king jr. on april 4th, 1967, confronted the evil of the vietnam war. and accounted the attack and the denial of some of the own supporters and preachers throughout this country. because he was committed to the world house and he reminded us all that truth has no borders. martin luther king in his letter from the birmingham jail gave perhaps his harshist criticism for the community of faith. faith whose silence has made them co-conspirators to evil and injustice. whose silence made them passive supporters of the status quo. he challenged the faith community to rise from the beds of apathy and come out of the comparability of the padded pews and stain glassed windows and recover

[applause] mayor woodfin: you remember those four little girls.to share a story with you all. there was a fifth little girl who survived. recently,ked with her she shared with me a simple message. a woman who lost her sister and her friends, a woman who lost an eye and bears the scars of hate to this day. sarah collins rudolf. simple he stated, -- simply stated, love trumps hate. [applause] messageodfin: it is a echoed by cory booker, who spoke you yesterday. echoed by thee mayor of jackson, mississippi. [applause] mayor woodfin: it is a message echoed by mayor deblasio, who will speak to you all later tonight. it is a principle we all must uphold. line, it is time for all of us to go grassroots. bottom line. are thetural coalitions key to all of our victories. we must have candidates and organizers who are committed to doing the work, who are committed to sweat equity, who are committed to knocking on doors, who are committed to making phone calls, who are committed to building and inspiring movements that bring people together. that is how we wi

you remember those four little girls. i want to share a story with you. there was a fifth little girl who survived. her sister of addie may survived and when i talked to her recently she offered a simple message. a woman who loved her sister and her friends, a woman who lost an eye and bears the scars of hate to this day. sara collins rudolph. simply stated. ove trumps hate. and it is a message echoed by new jersey senator cory booker who smoke yesterday. t is a message eckoed by the mayor of jackson, mississippi. it is a message echoed by mayor deblazz yo who will speak to of you later tonight. it is a principle we all must uphold. listen, net roots, the bottom line, it is time for all of us to go grass rooths. to you later the bottom line, multiculture coalitions are the key to all of our victories. we must have candidates and organizers who are committed to doing the work, who are committed to sweat equity, who are committed to knocking on doors, who are committed to making phone calls, who are committed to making and inspiring movements that bring peo

you remember those four little girls, i want to share a story with you all. was a fifth little girl who survived. her sister survived and when i talked with her recently she offered a simple message. a woman who loved her sister and her friends. a woman who lost and i and bears the scars of hate to this day. sarah collins rudolph. simply stated, love trump's hate. [applause] >> it is a message echoed by cory booker who spoke here yesterday. a message echoed by mayor jackson of mississippi. it is a message echoed by mayor bill de blasio who will speak to you later tonight. it is a principle we all must uphold. listen, the bottom line, time for all of us to go grassroots. bottom line. multicultural coalitions are the key to our victories. we must have candidates and organizers who are committed to doing the work, to sweat equity, who are committed to knocking on doors, committed to making phone calls, who are committed to building inspiring movements that bring people together. that is how we win. earlier i stated i looked out into this room at the future in th

little girl and there's the way she sees things yes now the concern. on the back three it's not something we are used to see women wearing veils but rarely children well these are four separate dogs i'm against showing a little girl learning a whale i think it's a shame to get says young children in a world tomorrow to stick to issues concerning winners. and we have asked for comment here but we haven't had a reply so far in the meantime french politicians are already calling to boycott the bragg gap shelves a little veiled girl market in promotes submission to islam is where are the need to outdo pig movements gap continues that submission to islam is with its posters a veiled little girls i have denounced several times this rise in power over the veil imposed on little girls which is an abuse and trampling on our values of equality freedom and secularism but you culturalism experts are still the roosters the french tradition is to embrace not to shut down provocative appetizing. but as far as the government is concerned their question should be ok is it legal or illegal in france putting the mail on in school is illegal so if the texture were something that were h

you remember those four little gir girls. i want to share a story with you all.as a fifth little girl who survived. the sister of addy may survived. when i talked with her recently, she shared with me and offered a simple message. a woman who lost her sister and her friends, a woman who lost an eye and bears the scars of hate to this day. sarah collins rudolph simply stated love trumps hate. it is a message echoed by new jersey senator cory booker who spoke here yesterday. it is a message echoed by the mayor of jackson, mississippi. it is a message echoed by mayor de blasio, who will speak to you all later tonight. it's a principle we all must uphold. listen, netroots, bottom line, it is time for all of us to go grassroots. bottom line. multicultural coalitions are the key to all of our victories. we must have candidates and organizers who are committed to doing the work, who are committed to sweat equity, who are committed to knocking on doors, who are committed to making phone calls, who are committed to building and inspiring movements that bring people togeth

these are four separate dogs although i'm against showing a little girl running a whale i think it's a shame to get says young children in a wallet in a hurry to stick to each use consanguinity. but we have a gap to comment on this story and will let you know when we get a reply to you but french politicians are already calling to boycott the brand gap shelves the little veiled girl markets in promotes submission to islam ism where are the need to outdo pig movements gap continues its submission to islam is with its posters of veiled little girls i have denounced several times this rise in power over the veil imposed on little girls which is an abuse and trampling on our values of equality freedom and secularism or to culture as an expert to see all of root told is that in this case law makers are just jumping on the islamophobia bandwagon. it shows in my opinion more tolerance than anything else and there's nothing illegal about it so as far as the politicians are concerned that's really the only thing that they should be pronouncing themselves on yet instead they're starting to let

their mother has been staying with me for the last four weeks, believe it or not. we have given up a little girlmy daughter to see... social services arranged it. because she's not fit and able in herself. she's made this decision herself. she's given up. . .for adoption. i couldn't look after... like i look after rico and marni. because it's too much. it is too much. it's all right, gran's fine. that's why we have discussed it. but ijust have to accept now that i have got a little granddaughter out there that's going to go to a wonderful mum and dad, i hope. oh, i'm sorry about this. it's a brutal fact, but if the baby goes to a wealthy family, she's likely to live longer. it was ok until i had to physically leave her. i tried to blank it out until then. and that was when it was the hardest part. and i've cried, and i've cried, and i've just tried to like... i think i am still numb about it, you know what i mean, that's the only way i can talk about it. it's like numb to me. if you go back on drugs, what happens to your life? i lose my children, i lose my family unit. and it'lljust end up being

. >> reporter: mccullough a ten-year firefighter, husband and fire of two little girls is fighting stage four colon cancer. a kind of cancer firefighters are prone to because of the dangerous toxins they're exposed while they're fighting fires. >> firefighter pass away twos ye ago from brain cancer. and it's not only an issue here in prince george's county, but nationwide. >> reporter: just yesterday chris van holl announced the $2 milon firefighter firefightcancer registry. it will keep track of all the firefighter cases. >> that is a big help. we haven't had the data to go to. >> reporter: cancer isin now th lecause of firefighters. it's also a costly medical bale and now mccullough's fire family is trying to help with that. >> he's crently under going kk chemo at this time and looking for other options because it has progressed. >> reporter: on sunday they're raising money during a benefit featuring good foods and raffles and lots of prayers for mccullough's future. >> he stillop has that a miracle can happen and he's just going to keep on fighting. >> reporter: the benefit for firefighter

little girl. >> we would talk to the phone three to four times a week. we talked about dating. marriage.. everything. >> reporter: the 51-year-old daughter of an army sergeant, hope grew up with her father often away. >> he was usually gone. quite a bit. so it was just me and my mom. the relationship wasn't the best with my mom. >> but you managed to build a beautiful family on your own. >> reporter: a beautiful family taken for granted. but a routine dna test searching for ancestral links to africa would throw all of that into question. so you're excited to see sort of where your heritage is from. >> right. then as you're looking, on the next page it says, "see who you match up with." >> what did you find? >> the first person i was matched with, it said, this person, they're either your parent, your child, or your identical twin. >> did you have a child at that point? that you didn't know about? >> that i didn't know about, no. >> so alarm bells go off? >> immediately. i think i immediately start shaking. and my heart was pounding. >> reporter: convinced there must be some sort of mista

grandmother one day and they should do i day back in one hundred fifty four years for a lesson one girl my sister. and we came over that little rise over there and burned down here. in the black car for us. and we didn't know it was that it's i. the driver said there they are right there. he said no we didn't know where they were. we kept on walking in the face of this in the car. and they have training at us to get in. and we refuse for. a hundred yards that way. and they offered us some way screaming jello at the restaurant in terror. and i had a scream there too we finished we all loaded back up in the car but they never went back the way they came they went around away from the reason i fell asleep and in the rulebook up until we're coming up the mark institute. going after the.

(neighbor) well we've got a little girl been selling cookies and water for four weeks and the trafficgetting to the point that they're using our driveway to turn around which is fine but they almost hit my daughter. i mean it's just adding it's getting out of control. (chief jeff olson/cedar falls police department) on the third call she was set up close enough to the 45 mile per hour speed zone street. that kind of concern the officer asked her to maybe go further back from the curb or maybe go into the driveway of her home which is what savannah did. but she says that change of location to a less visible spot a couple of blocks away from the intersection hurt her business and her feelings were hurt by what her neighbors did. savannah watters/selling girl scout cookies) i just wish we could have known first because we didn't know anything and it's just hard to believe that they didn't come talk to my mom.savannah's mother cara who baked the cookies that her daughter cels is overwhelmed by the whole controversy and all the attention it has attracted her.(kara watters/savannah's mother

(neighbor) well we've got a little girl been selling cookies and water for four weeks and the trafficis getting to the point that they're using our driveway to turn around which is fine but they almost hit my daughter. i mean it's just adding it's getting out of control. (chief jeff olson/cedar falls police department) on the third call she was set up close enough to the 45 mile per hour speed zone street. that kind of concern the officer asked her to maybe go further back from the curb or maybe go into the driveway of her home which is what savannah did. but she says that change of location to a less visible spot a couple of blocks away from the intersection hurt her business and her feelings were hurt by what her neighbors did. savannah watters/selling girl scout cookies) i just wish we could have known first because we didn't know anything and it's just hard to believe that they didn't come talk to my mom.savannah's mother cara who baked the cookies that her daughter cels is overwhelmed by the whole controversy and all the attention it has attracted her.(kara watters/savannah's mot

. >>> a 9 am news conference at four today in menlo park about an arrest in the hit and run that killed a little girl nine years ago. police believe the suspect was street racing at the time of the crash. >> it was such a big loss for all of us. knowing that he has been captured is a relief. >> reporter: a day merely current that would come or any of the tenets of this apartment complex in menlo park remember six-year-old lisa xavier when she lived here nine years ago. some of them still carry the program from the young girls funeral when she died. >> when it happened it was such a shock because they were just a wonderful, wonderful family. it was such a stupid mistake. >> reporter: authorities announcing the arrest of shannon fox who has always been considered a person of interest in lisa's death. box is a suspected street racer, then 24, who allegedly ran a red light -- a red light and broadsided the car lisa and her parents were in at base rent expressway and willow road in menlo park back in november 2009. lisa died in the hospital as a result of the crash her mother suffered a broken neck. >> to

grandmother one day and they should do i day like a nine hundred fifty four like there is for a lesson one girl my sister. and we came over that little rise over there and burned down here. in the black car for long so i know us. and we didn't know it was that it's i. the driver said you know they were right there. and they said no we didn't know who they were . we kept on walking and they kept pace with us in the car. and they kept trying to get us to get in. and we refused her. a hundred yards that way. and they offered us some way screaming jello at the restaurant in terror. and i had a screen there too we finished we all.

i don‘t see it as unethical, i see it as for me, i have produced four boys and now i would love a little girlitions, heavy drug use and regular outbreaks of violence at the jail. the prisons minister, rory stewart, admitted things had reached "rock bottom" gas run three very good prisons. the other three prisons, they have been praised by the inspectors are some of the best in the country. particularly in terms of what they do in terms of education, worked, turning around prisoners lives. i‘m afraid in this case it is a fundamentalfailure afraid in this case it is a fundamental failure of leadership and management. we had hoped that gas bringing in a experienced governor would make a difference, it didn‘t, which is why we had to make the difficult decision to step in ourselves. i‘m joined by francis crook from the howard league for penal reform, who campaign to reduce the prison population and improve conditions within jails. she tried to inspect birmingham prison two years ago but struggled to get a picture of what it was like. wendy is on the phone and her husband has been an inmate inside

with first time mothers it's twenty to thirty four but those averages can be monumentally deceiving remember that picture of me right there as a little girl well if i had stayed in my hometown cystic say i probably wouldn't be here talking to you that's right. see the average age of first time mothers in new york los angeles and washington d.c. is between twenty nine and thirty one but the average age of first time mothers in my small rural wisconsin town was and is twenty with seventy six percent of area women having all of their children between twenty and twenty four but if you go to places like san francisco the average age of first time mothers now is thirty five it's actually paul ryan's claim that more americans having babies will fix the economy it's sort of borders on eugenics and ignores the the very legitimate and downright responsible reasons people are having as many babies these days here in america adults of childbearing age in the us are strapped with student loan debt which makes affording the twenty thousand or so dollars it currently costs just to give birth to a child nearly impossible not to mention the hundreds of th

four- year-old daughters. he was arrested on wednesday. he dumped the three bodies on his former employer's property. our documents are just a little girlsrangled. but the defense is asking for dna samples of the girls hands on the hands and nails of the mother. >> i think you need to be very careful drawing too many conclusions and say well here's what the defense is saying because they are asking for this. they are blaming her, they are saying he acted in self- defense. that's really not responsible. >> authorities are expected to file formal charges against watts on monday he is due in court on tuesday. >>> milpitas police have arrested two people on gun and drug charges. early this month officers responded to a report the two people may have ticked up a lost cell phone and a laundromat. authorities arrived and saw the suspects putting items in the car. officers tried questioning them but jordan took off running. police eventually tracked both of them down and officers found in the car, a loaded gun with a serial number altered. authorities say jordan also try to lie about his name. >>> a domestic violence incident turns deadly. mn is

affiliate, kusa, chris watts has now confessed to killing his pregnant wife and their two little girls, one three, the other fouring monday afternoon. watts doing media interviews, playing the victim. >> it seems like i'm living in a nightmare and i can't get out of it. i want them home so bad. >> reporter: watts spoke to kusa hours after he claimed his wife and children vanished. >> i have no idea where they went. and it doesn't -- it's earth shattering informal i don't feel like this is even real. >> reporter: three days after asking for the public's health, the alleged stunning confession. according to local media, watts reportedly also telling investigators he would lead them to their bodies. nbc news has not yet confirmed that report. questioned by friends and family, watts stuck to this story. he said his pregnant wife came home from a business trip at 2:00 a.m. monday. the couple having an emotional conversation before he left for work at 5:00 a.m. watts says his wife wasn't responding to text messages and never answered the front door for a friend who stopped by. >> i just want people to know i want my f

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four days a week as a team, consistently through the year. ourgirls as a team, consistently through the year. our girls have littleed. there's honestly but be. football, also is of other things. could you think this could make hockey a much more popular sport among women?” this could make hockey a much more popular sport among women? i hope so. popular sport among women? i hope so. we have made a name for ourselves in the sport of ireland. as you sick of this other sports to compete against but the fact that we are the first nation to get get through, the first nation to get through, the first nation to get through to a final for ireland, that in itself is a massive heat and the girls should be super proud of themselves and hopefully that will be the start of big things to come for hockey in the sport of ireland. how do you think they are tonight? honestly defeat is never easy to ta ke honestly defeat is never easy to take but they must be surely pleased with where they've come from. exactly. they should be very proud of themselves. i don't think they even expected to get out of the quarterfinal. i think they were

the little girl ordering a treasure trove of toys from her mother's amazon account. >>> and slashing a school day. why one district is going to four-day weeks. will it catch on? >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm maggie rulli, in for diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we're going to start with the intensifying feud between the president and omarosa. now saying she won't be silenced or bullied. >> as omarosa faces legal action and scathing new insults, she's released another recording the. this time of campaign aides discussing the president's alleged use of the "n" word. and his own press secretary can't say for sure that trump never uttered that racial slur. arlette saenz joins us from washington with more. good morning, arlette. >> reporter: maggie and kendis, good morning. well, they faced off years ago in the boardroom on "the apprentice." now the very personal war of words between the president and omarosa is turning into a legal fight.n shes to keep her quiet, omarosa manigault newman is fighting back. on "the daily show." >> document what i saw as an opportunity to kind of blow the whistle on a lot of the corrup

it is a little rle. orter: was arreed urhe portedly confessed to killing his pregnant wife shanann and their two young daughters, three-year- old celeste and four-year-old bella. the girls' bodies were found inside storage tanks filled with crude oil on property owned by the company where watts worked. court documents filed by watts' attorney on friday suggest the girls may have been strangled. the defense wants to take a dna swab of the necks of the remains of the two children and the hands and nails of the mother should be sampled as well. the couple had financial problems but so far, investigators have not revealed a motive for the killings. >> when you have a case like this, it is never one motive. it is never just financial problems. >> reporter: mary ellen o'toole says chris watts' emotional state appeared off when he appeared on tv earlier this week. >> i just hope right now she is somewhere safe and maybe she is waher so bad. i want those kids back d. >> wsomebodyki own famid go on o say but i didn't have anything to do with it, that's a lot of arrogance, confidence that you can pull this off. and that is not typical. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los ang

the bodies of the two little girls were submerged in crude oil. four days before they were discovered. police have arrested the father. as a suspect. jeff paul is live in los angeles with more. jeff, how is the community responding? reporter: the killings happening in a very rural suburban about 30 miles north of denver in a town of 8500 people. the family was known by many in the area who are understandably at a loss for words right now. details of what police say happened, they're hitting the core of the community. hundreds of those very folks showed up for a very emotional candlelight vigil. crowds gathered outside of the family's home. the scene where investors believe the husband and father, christopher watts killed his family. they are trying to make sense of the unthinkable. >> he is a monster who let us comfort him. and so obstinately no remorse for what he's done. >> it is on comprehendible to me. anyone is community. it is just it doesn't happen. and it did right here. reporter: the day after they went missing, christopher watts gave an inter

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girls from brentwood high school. another homicide was a quadrupln homicide were four boys were chopped into little pieces in a park.s is an extremely dangerous gang. one of the most dangerous street gangs we have the united states. thanks to law enforcement's efforts, since that time period, we haven't seen a single confirmed ms-13 homicide, and that's because of the great work of the men and women of law enforcement in suffolk country. >> mark: you guys have a tough stomach for homicides, but even if you are familiar with finding dead bodies, what ms-13 do to their victims, where they actually chopped off limbs, and you find these guys dismembered and in pieces, these are some of the most vicious organized crime in the country, as you know.us >> that's exactly right. when they commit a murder, they do it is our new message. they are incredibly brutal. one example, i already noted, the four boys, plenty of other examples. the two girls were murdered in brentwood, when we first came upon the homicide scene, the injuries were so severe, we actually thought it was a hit-and-run because the head trauma was so significa

i was 14 when these sweet little girls with their dresses that we heard described a moment ago and the chant between 11:00 and 5:00 this morning from four or five thousand voices was obscenities directed to the president of the united states, at the mayor of this city, plus also the intermittent refrain, quote, "mo, ho, ho, ho chi minh, vlnf is sure to win." this is a sure way of accosting american society and their fathers, uncles who are being shot at. i say it is remarkable that there was as much restraint shown as was shown, for instance, last night by cops who were out there for 17 hours without inflicting a single wound on a single person even though that kind of disgusting stuff was being thrown at them and at all of american society. >> courtesy of abc news and that is william f. buckley who was on the program and talking about the demonstrations that were going on in chicago which disrupted the democratic party and in many respects hurt hubert humphrey. >> national commission later described them as a police riot. the police in chicago unleashed by mayor daley beat demonstrators. there were a handful that were bent on provoking

samples, especially from those little girls, will be more difficult because we've learned those two bodies were found in an oil well after sitting in crude oil for about fourrea north of denver is in mourning. you saw the community come together. you can't imagine this happening anywhere, but you wouldn't think it would ever happen right in your backyard. we've seen the pictures and videos on social media of this family seemingly looking very happy and neighbors saying they saw that same picture in real life. one neighbor telling me it was a familiar sight to see the father driving his girls in their wagon down the road to the park or pool. as this community continues to learn more, the healing process continues. >> that is such a heart breaking story. thank you. >>> earlier i spoke to the host of hln about what the legal strategies could be in this case. >> the only reason that anyone is suggesting that strangulation might be a possibility here is because of a defense motion that was dismissed. the defense hired a dna expert and the expert for the defense said by the way, make sure that you get dna from the necks of my children and from the neck of my wif

able to in three and four -year-olds can tell you and children go through stages when i was a tomboy i wanted everybody to call me timmy i thought being a boy was great. if a little girl would say that today would her parents be held accountable by the school and the doctors don't encourage the child? as it was i grew out of it very quickly and most kids that experience gender dysphoria the vast majority outgrow that once they go through puberty now would do these crazy interventions blocking with the drugs and cut their hair. and that in itself will do tremendous damage. i can go on and on but i will cut it short. it is in the book. >> is it true women in the u.s. have any sense of that? >> and don't have the answer to that and it could be complicated by bill gates and so forth i'm not sure how that works out but women have 52% of the managerial positions and 80% of the veterinarians in school right now and dominating many fields. but it isn't good for anybody of men are falling behind. >> time has elapsed regarding title ix and the development with betsy divorce. divorce. so to have an effect where rape can be defined at the detriment of young men? >> many of the co

four years to complete. >>> this morning, a woman and a-year-old girre rekocovering after a terrifying situation. >> megan mcgrath is live in northwest d.c. where this happened. thhe is not far from little girl'sl, right, megan? >> rorter: that's right. the elementary school down street. she was headed home after the end of classes for the day. a scary situation that serves as a reminder that pedestrians and drivers need to be extrafu carel. many of the kids in our regione have gon back to class. take a loo at this video. this happened at theti inters of mckinley and broad branch road in northwest. this is just down the street om lafayette elementary school. the girl and woman were struck by the metro bus. the young woman was under the bus for a time. e 4-year-old was also hurt. the injuries, we're told, are serious, but both are expected to be okay. who is at fault? all of that is under investigation. we don't know yet. but it serves as a reminder that everyone needs to obey the rules of the road. weomalked with experts. so many kids going to and from class this time of year, what should people do to keep their kids safe? one thing weheard, was people may want to talk about starting up a walk

little early, but i'm okay with that. i don't mind working hard. it's paying off. >> stephen: life is suffering. >> no complaints. >> stephen: no complaint? how many kids? >> four, two boys and two girled. recent headline in local boston news, "mark wahlberg seeking tough boston mob guys for upcoming film." i haven't gotten a call, mark. what's the... did you lose my agent's number? what's-- >> i didn't, but i actually, just looking at you now, i think you would make for the perfect white collar criminal. >> stephen: why, thank you very much. >> so you and i. >> stephen: yes. >> in jail. >> stephen: you and me in jail together. >> i'm asking you for financial advice. just the way you are, glasses, working in the library. but you actually are very smart. and we're going to pull off a ponzi scheme when you get out of jail. >> stephen: oh, i like ti like it. >> and then you decide -- >> stephen: because you're the muscle and i'm the brains. >> listen, i know a lot of guys -- >> stephen: if you're the brains and the muscle then i am the muscle and high body fat. >> never underestimate anybody. i know a lot of guys 125 pounds who will beat the (bleep) out of most big guy, but they are hop

little girl's head andrew simmons al-jazeera gaza city. and we're showing you again this interactive page at al jazeera dot com about life in gaza twenty four hours in gaza looks at what life is like for one palestinian family living under the rubble in the gaza strip they'd really struggled set challenges so great from watch it on al-jazeera dot com if you're watching us on facebook live coming up we'll show you how boys in kenya are using site charts to fight deforestation and ahead on the grid we'll take you to the indian state of carolina where floods have ravaged many areas but the spirit of or not i knew a festival a still going strong. at the end . of the war. hello there well we are watching some humidity values starting to edge their way up here across the levant as well as down here towards the middle east take a look at the temperatures we're expectancy in kuwait now over the last few days it has been about forty seven forty degrees forty five degrees a little bit cooler but it's also going to be a little bit more humid there up towards baghdad forty five degrees as well and here on monday we do expect to see pretty much the same

four years they still suffer. why is no one talking about the more than 3,000 women and girls in captivity? if any one of you was missing a little girl, amber alert would go off on everyone's phone. i even received one this morning. why is no one caring about my family? til today i have lost 17 girls in my family. no one is talking about it. i still have to sit here and talk about the yazidi genocide. where more do you want to know? 21 members of my family are dead in mass graves, and no one's looking where they are, no one is identifying them. after four years. because probably people do not care about the yazidis. i am grateful for events that are taking place to raise more awareness about our people. but believe me when i say that not much is being done for my people. things that need to be changed -- no, i want to say one thing. today, 3 august, today is about the yazidi people. i'm emotional and i am angry. today, 3 august, it should be about yazidis, the yazidi genocide. that should be remembered today. any other day if you want me to talk about the christians, any minority that suffers in iraq, you can call me, and i will

with first time mothers it's twenty to thirty four but those averages can be monumentally deceiving remember that picture of me right there as a little girl well if i had stayed in my hometown sisig say i probably wouldn't be here talking to you that's right. so the average age of first time mothers in new york los angeles and washington d.c. is between twenty nine and thirty one but the average age of first time mothers in my small rural wisconsin town was and is twenty with seventy six percent of area women having all of their children between twenty and twenty four but if you go to places like san francisco the average age of first time mothers now is thirty five it's actually paul ryan's claim that more americans having babies will fix the economy it's sort of borders on eugenics and ignores the the very legitimate and downright responsible reasons people are having as many babies these days here in america adults of childbearing age in the us are strapped with student loan debt which makes affording the twenty thousand or so dollars it currently costs just to give birth to a child nearly impossible not to mention the hundreds of thou