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on this day the gans family lost nearly everything two young women and three girls died after their home burst into flames the date men twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred ninety three. been a mere mortal try to put yourself in my position five of the people you love most in mother father brother or sister are killed your house and everything that belongs to you is set on fire what would you do you wish you had died as well but life goes on. and everyday again she lost two daughters two granddaughters and a new lease on the night of the fire fourteen family members were injured some of them critically want here is where the family house one stood today only five chestnut tree stand in memory of the deceased. to have them die after jumping out of the when those three of the girls were killed in the arsonists flames. one of the four perpetrators a sixteen year old neo nazi lived across the street from the victims all together four young men were sentenced to lengthy prison terms to motive racism. i feel no hatred towards the people of germany we are all brothers and sisters the german s

and to all seoul the german foreign minister and several members of the gans family so it was a day fullof commemoration several smaller events that took place throughout the whole day a march for peace for instance and as you've heard many hiring. officials of germany and of turkey to show how important this event here is for the german government for the turkish community but also for the people. living here who really wanted to send a strong signal against hatred violence and racism but the emotional highlight today that just took place a little while ago where i'm standing right now which is the side of the attack of the arson attacks are right behind me and you've heard it just only while ago in the reports are a couple of trees that were planted to commemorate the victims each tree for one victim who came to death in the arson attack and the mother again sure lost five of her family members she delivered a very powerful speech emotional speech here just a little vial while ago not full of hatred or disappointment as you could imagine but rather a speech in order to. avoid appealing

. >> he was playing music, making jokes while he was doing it, had like, slow gans, like rhymes. >> reporter: what was he saying? >> every time he would kill someone, he would say, "another one bites the dust." >> reporter: today, a moment of silence at a growing memorial in front of the school. as the survivors recover from their wounds, kauls for change coming from near and far. texas native kelly clarkson last night at the billboard music awards. >> and i'm so sick of moments of silence. it's not working, like, obviously, so -- sorry. so, why don't we not do a moment of silence, why don't we do a moment of action? >> and marcus moore joining us mow from texas tonight. and hard us can, the sheriff today praising the heroism of the officers who engaged with the shooter. one of those officers still in the hospital tonight? >> reporter: david, that's right. his name is john barnes, and he is in critical condition tonight. he spent more than 20 years working as a police officer in houston and reportedly never fired his weapon in the line of duty. tonight, the sheriff says his bravery saved liv

he was not a member of a gan gang and a student and going to college and a football student and was nowedbecause of a gang member who targeted him because of his race. if you are calling donald trump a bigot when he goes after groups that are targeting black people for execution. >> tucker: on the east coast we don't have a perspective. but compton, california largest black community west of the mississippi and now minority of blacks and a huge displacement in l.a. county. why is that not covered anywhere? >> you know why it is not covered. the left wing media is not talking about it and if it displaces them who are black that is just a price of a ticket. and the reason that population of blacks in l.a. declined is because of displacement of blacks by hispanics, many of whom are here illegally. it is one thing to move in legally, but illegally move in and change the country. a group estimates in california alone illegal immigration and money spent for education and medical care cost californians 25 billion in this one state alone. >> tucker: that is unbelievable. what about the resolution

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to suggest that nancy pelosi or any of us do not want to rid our society of ms-13 or or aany gans oututrageous. he also paints immigrants and all immigrants, this is not first time. calling any human being an animal regardless of what they are about, we want the get rid of them. we want them out of country. these are human beings. it's not even dog whistling. it's out and open attack on immigrants that the president is talking about. i find that disgusting. >> are the democrats too divided. the house caucus, you've been mentioned as a challenger to nancy pelosi. are there too many factions to compete against this president? >> we would not be more united. we will bring investigative power back to washington. ro really hold this white house accountable. you know the reality is we're so united. we're on wardly marching towards a victory in november. we see record numbers of women running in this country. we see victories all around the country in special election after special election. our base is energized. thigh want to see change in the election. >> do you want to see a change in th

patently unfair to me that we are told one thing and invest add lot of time and money in a project that gan in 2012 to not be able to finish the process as outlined bylaw. >> president hillis: thank you. would anyone else like to speak? >> michael ro rossey. i live in san francisco. i think tha they have been an excellent addition in the area and i ask you to direct the planning department to process our application. >> president hillis: thank you mr. rossey. any additional comments? welcome. >> my name is jimmy from st. d st. dom. >> i have watched the parish evolved and things have disappeared that had great value, buildings and all, but what we have is something we cherish and it could be a benefit to the community if it says and you continue on looking at the application as it stands, so i hope that you could do that and just continue to look at it. other buildings have been taken away and other things have been put in their place and they are functioning and doing well, so that is all i wanted to say. >> president hillis: thank you very much. >> deacon molly kohli knee neil. i have bee

but i think his arrow gans and belief, true belief that he can get through this in some way like he thinkse could before will get him in the witness stand. he has a brilliant lawyer. remember, that case was dismissed pretrial. clarence said there's no justice inside or outside the court. right now, outside this court this man is condemned. >>> why is president trump blaming democrats for his own controversial policy of separating children from their parents who cross the border illegally? that next. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ clap

i think because of this stenography gan performance that his client is in better shape pr-wise and politicallyhan two weeks ago. >> why do you say that? >> the old saying among lawyers, if the law is on your side, you argue the law. if the facts are on your size, you argue the facts. if nothing is on your side, you attack, attack, and every other aspect of 9 penalty of your opponent as a diversionary tactic rudy has done something that i think solidifies the four i've five americans who think this man should be president. he's shifted the debate to whether we as americans trust or justice department and our fbi. >> i think what you say is important, because it goes beyond the evident sloppiness of some of the interviews. what i want to do is play something i think -- we're a bunch of new york figures here, but americans, of course, think about 9/11 and that attack that obviously profoundly affected. it burned this image into minds of the many. he emerged very ready for that day. >> people should remain calm, they should remain where they are, xecht if they are in southern, if you're below cana

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gan's not gonna work as governor. >>> four bay area students are among the 41 kids in the finals of thetional spelling bee. >> from santa clara, california, number 74, nidi. >> those 41 finalists were whittled down from a record 516 spellners this year's competition. part one of the finals is tomorrow morning. part two is tomorrow night. on our sister network espn. >>> a 13-year-old marin county boy brought the white house press secretary to tears during the press briefing when he asked her a question about school shng chec this out. >> in my school we recently had a locown drill. one thing that affects mine and other students is the worry about the fact that we or our friends could get shot at school. specifically can you tell me what the administration has done and will do to prevent the senseless tragedies. >> i think that as a kid and certainly as a parent there is nothing that could be more stretching for a kid to go to school and not feel safe. so i'm sorry that you feel that way. this administration takes it seriously. -- >> isn't he just the sweetest? the young journalist was be

all the sheen man imans you could -- she man gans you could possibly imagine. and then this guy harry burns, 24-year-old from east tennessee, breaks the tie. and he later reveals that he did so because he got a note from his mother. and she said, dear -- and we have the note. it said, dear harry, i've been watching this, noticed you haven't said anything. be a good boy and vote for suffrage. and he did. and 20 million women got the right to note. he later said he reflected on the fact that his mother had been educated, she followed politics, and she was going to go to her grave never having voted for anyone in her life even though the illiterate fieldhands on her farm could do so. this was one person who made all the difference at the right place, at the right time. the last person i'll tell you about is justice antonin scalia. i give him the last word in the book because nobody made the argument longer or more eloquently that constitutional government requires faith in self-rule, in democratic processes. he was sounding the alarm against what he saw as the sup

gans have vowed to continu the protests despite the deadly consequences. with the peace process in the middle east a mere memory at, this stathese bloody images will keep coming. for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson, in gaza. schifrin: with me now is daniel shapiro, who served as u.s. ambassador to israel under president obama, from 2011 to 2017. very much for being on the newshour. we heard from u.s. officials today and yesterday really blaming hamas and only hamas for the violence inside of gaza. but as we heard from jane rguson's story right now, isn't is there genuine frustration at israeli actions insideaza and conditions inside gaza as well? >> well, there's no question conditions inside gaza areif ho, and people there are really suffering in a very genuine way. i have to say, i think the lion's share of the responsibility for this immediate crisis does fall on hamas' shoulders they are a terrorist organization, and they have intentionally embedid themselvesin a civilian population of these instances, in which there ar both violent acts aimed at t

of cÓrdoba, a long-time drug- trafficking corridor used by gserrillas, paramilitary groups and drug ganuis suaz, a leader of a peasant association, took us to his hometown of about 10,000 urhabitants, san josÉe. >> ( translated ): there's been ed least six assassinations repohis year. >> reporter: suarez has two bodyguards assigned to him by a vernment protection program, following a death threat a year ago. suarez's group had been organizing families ready to abandon their coca bushes and join the government program to grow alternative crops, when one member was warned by an armed e oup to stop his work. thens murdered. inen suarez got a call, with ructions to drop his work. >> ( translated ): they didn't say what it was about. they used very heavy w "we're going to fill you with bullets, we're going to kill you." then they asked me if they had made themselves clear, and i said "yes." they hung up. >> reporter: violence has dropped in many parts of colombia following the peace process, but where the farc once ruled, paramilitary and drug- trafficking groups have rushed in to fill the p

according to one participant, he by gan t began the meeting saying simply, i understand you have some information for us. at another point when the meeting was rambling along, he got right to the point and said what do you have on hillary? the testimony was he was really disappointed there wasn't any derogatory information about hillary clinton. the third take-away, this russian oligarch, was really pushing this meeting even when some of his employees were telling him it might be a bad idea. he really wanted this to happen. we also learned he tried to broke of two meetings between donald trump and vladimir putin, one in 2013 at the miss universe pageant and again in 2015. those meetings didn't happen but it is curious this man who is a billionaire and so close to vladimir putin is pushing this relationship between russia and donald trump. >> what issue do you see being raised by the special counsel after we learned this from this senate testimony? do you think that they have all this information? do they potentially have more? >> oh, absolutely. it is one of the great mysteries, what

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