my granddaughter is 10, she grabbed him and put him under the box. she says i saw him, he looked at me, i just hid under the box, i didn't know what to do.>> imagine the impossible situation that woman was in. she said she was about 10 or 15 feet away from this gun man, he reloads his assault rifle, heads over to the pavilion, she said they didn't say word because then he would've turned in their direction, but it was with the dawning realization that he was making a beeline for the pavilion where her coworkers and 10-year-old granddaughter was. she also said that her granddaughter grabbed another younger child and hit him with her own body. that little girl, the 10-year- old, the grandmother said emma was close enough to the people who were shot that she had blood splatter on her. that gives you a sense of how perilously close she came to being shot herself. now that woman except the story later on, she said she circled back around to reunite with her granddaughter and she said she saw the aftermath. she said she so what happened after the police de

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you granddaughter. it devastated him. >> he tells you this in the consult? >> he tells us this. he cries at the consult. he can't even bear to face his granddaughter anymore because she looks at him and says, "what's wrong with your mouth?" brady also knew that his mom had dentures. he watched his mother struggle for over 30 years wearing dentures, to the point that, in her later years, she didn't even wear them at all. and he watched her walk around the house with that sunken-in look that people have when they don't have dentures. dentures were not a solution for brady. >> and, by the way, what i'm looking at here, is this -- i mean, this has got to be completely unusual to have teeth this bad. >> this is an everyday patient in one of our centers. >> is that right? >> we see the disenfranchised. we see the patient who's a dental refugee. they've tried it all. they've gone in for gum cleanings. they've gone in to have cavities filled. some have had great access. some have not had as good of access. but they've all struggled in some way to hang on to those adult teeth. they're lo

my granddaughter is dead. is, sorry, young have my condolences go well, keep your condolences and do the right things. deblasio, you and your administration, step up.p. get those police officers off the force today. amy: a senior justice department official said attorney general william barr made the call on eric garner's case, overruling officials from the civil rights division who wanted to charge pantaleo. we'll have more on this after headlines. in calalifornia, former r peruvn president alejandro toledo wasas arrested tuesday under an extradition order. he is facing corruption charges back in peru, where he is accused of receiving $20 million from the brazilian construction company odebrecht in exchange for helping them win public works projects. toledo, who was s president frfm 2001 to 2006, has denied the charges. another former peruvian president, alan garcia, died by suicide in after shooting april himself as police arrived at his home in lima to arrest him on bribery and corruption charges, also rela

my granddaughter grabbed him and hid him underneath a box. she looked him straight in the eye and saw him, saw him coming towards her. they hid. they shot my boss once in the leg and he shot her husband three times. they're in critical condition. both in surgery at valley medical. i have no news on them. i don't know what's going on. >> yeah, so, when she realized that there granddaughter was still there, so she went and saw -- everyone kept telling me to keep running. >> i had to get to the tent because i had to make sure she was safe. the neighbors took them and hid them where they were safe. they were laying on the ground. i didn't know if they got shot. i don't think paco's going to make it. where is the baby? i have him. he's going to be safe. he's okay. i got him. and then they took one away in a pickup truck and another one away in moving van. the ambulance never got over there. they just took them away. they took them out and then the ambulances took them away. >> a few minutes later they told us, you got to run, there's somebody in t

back to meet up with her, their 11-year-old granddaughter. as they working to her, they saw the shooter, they heard the gunshots and they panicked and they stood there and they tell me they didn't move because they were afraid the shooter was going to hear them. it's incredible to imagine that your loved one is just feet away from you and her grandmother couldn't walk to her because she was afraid to move because the shooter was just feet away from her. it's just the credible. also i interviewed a band they were playing in the moments when the shooting began. they tell me at first they thought there were fireworks because the garlic festival was ending. and it's incredible because they were saying they were done. it was 5:30, they were done playing and people started shouting one more song, one more song and they played that one last song and started hearing the gunshots. the guitar player looked to the side, he realized there was in fact a shooter. he told his band members we need to get down, we need to get off the stage and they ended up h

but her granddaughter decided she had to do something really special. she's choked up now because she's just looking at it. >> that is really adorable. >> so thoughtful. it really is thoughtful. she is told to hold it up. okay. i have cool glasses on. her granddaughter cheryl simpson, she spent her spare time customizing these. it took her 12 hours to customize earl because earl was for a number of years for the united states forest service so she put him in uniform and this is so good. the attention to detail. smokey the bear. the key ring, everything. >> i want one of these now, too. i didn't know earl. that would look good on my desk. >> does she do this for i aliving or for fun? >> she spends her spare time customizing these. she spent 12 loving hours getting earl to look just like this. that's when you get upset, why didn't i think about it? i got her an earl. she can look at any time she wants. this is a very thoughtful gift. that is really sweet. hey, can you make us one? >> that's amazing. it looks like it was manufacturered that way. >> yeah. >

.>> the little boy, my granddaughter was both in the tent at the same time. my granddaughter is 10 and grabbed him and put them under the box and said i saw his face, grandma. >> cheryl low says her bosses underwent surgery for their injuries.>>> first responders acted quickly and were prepared for the worst. >> veronica de la cruz tells us how doctors and nurses know exactly what to do. >> reporter: the 911 calls came in seconds after shots rang out, but after a nationwide epidemic of mass shootings, first responders knew the drill. doctors say they have learned lessons from those tragedies and use technique from foreign battlefields to save lives in gilroy.>> we have learned the lessons we have learned from our military physicians as well as the shootings that of happen across the country. all of the tools that allow stopping compressible bleeding were used beautifully by our first responders. >> fear of mass shootings at schools and offices and venues planning for the worst but security expert jeff hart tells us no one wants to live life on permanent lot d

my granddaughter was in the tent. my granddaughter is 10. she grabbed him him under the box. she said i saw him. he looked at me and started to come that way. i just hid under the box. i didn't know what to do. >> what an absolutely horrific thing for that 10-year-old granddaughter to see. sheryl says her granddaughter is at home safe, sleeping right now. she said she didn't say anything because she couldn't stop crying, but she is at home safe. she is going to check on her tonight. but sheryl said that she had come here to the press conference to learn more to this reunification center so she could talk to people. she can't process what happened. she had come here to keep learning more what had happened tonight and to make sense of ate all. back to you. >> stunning to hear that woman's description. thank you r, lili. that she literally saw d its face. >> you can hear the shock in her voice. we had someone earlier tonight, saying she was celebrated from her two sons. they walked for 45 minutes across toward 101 where the gilroy outlet centers were, taking an uber. >> imagine

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i literally stand before you today as the granddaughter of an iron or minor, the daughter of a teacher in a newspaperman, and the first woman elected to the united states senate from the state of minnesota, and a candidate for president of the united states. that is what shared dreams is all about, that no matter who you know in this country, no matter where you come from, no matter what your name is, ask barack obama, that you can run for president of the united states, that you can make it in this country. that is the american dream. we have a president right now who refuses to acknowledge racism in this country, right? who says after charlottesville that there were two sides, right? but we know there is only one side when the ku klux klan is on the other side. there is only one side, and that is the american side. this is a guy who literally tweets out whatever he wants, as i said during the debate the other day. bywill do foreign policy tweet at 5:00 a.m. in his bathrobe. he does whatever he wants without regard to the effect it has on people in our society. so it is time to take o

work of ricard log and i would still run by the wagner family the festival is run by his great granddaughter naturally nevada so there's a deep sense of history that i can imagine that if you are a director or a performer and you manage to rise up to this level and they offer a world that's a challenge but it's also to perform them absolutely and even takes years to get a ticket i've heard is that still the case takes like 3 or 4 years to get a ticket on real evil so this is to be as cuts as de doo in bio it as we heard there. as a director new production of time has a tell us what's special about it. i think there's a lot of human there i also like the way he's using these multimedia devices i like the way he uses this film and i like i like his insight into what's happening in the scene within the characters between the characters i also like that they take over the spill house itself and that's quite is a lot of you know that thing on my device yeah i mean it's not something that's particularly new engine we see it we've seen this. before but i think he does it in a well in a good way to.

back on the west side bernie doesn't take his eyes off his granddaughter he couldn't see his own kids grow up he was in jail. on. the street corner where bernie by streets for little rain is known as the most dangerous in the area. and when temperatures rise so does the violence and with it the death toll on just 2 days in july 2800 over 100 people was shot 15 fatally many victims were innocent bystanders who had nothing to do with the gangs i'm up by but my mother got i got bob bob bob bob meets bubba an old acquaintance from the neighborhood here every. one where do you ever see you're the gotta go bob r r he seems intimidating at 1st but soon it's clear he has mental health problems and needs help i was going through now she's good she's go some good c. good i am sure you know you told me. when to shoot up luckily it's just a colorful water pistol but. she on knowing. him and. otherwise the guns people carry here a real loaded and lethal. but this is this is an issue in our community and that he needs to be seriously mentally ill that he do drugs the masses mad so he met leo and he

back on the west side boonie doesn't take his eyes off his granddaughter he couldn't see his own kids grow up he was in jail. on. the street corner where bernie buys treats for a little rain is known as the most dangerous in the area. and when temperatures rise so does the violence and with it the death toll on just 2 days in july and 2800 or 100 people were shot 15 fatally many victims were innocent bystanders who had nothing to do with the gangs. my mother got her i got my job i was not. an old acquaintance from the neighborhood was there every. quarter when you didn't see her like that ago babar he seems intimidating at 1st but soon it's clear he has mental health problems and needs help over the roof now's a good to go some good see good i have a very old home he. has been issued with luckily it's just a colorful water postal but. no not. here man. otherwise the guns people carry here a real loaded and lethal. but this is this is an issue if i could know the man he means he's seriously mentally ill if he did drugs don't last as mad so he's mentally ill and he out in the street jus

he was holding his granddaughter outside of a window while the ship was docked in puerto rico.igation. the girl's father has been identified by south bend police as alex weigand. two siblings and two granddaughters were on the freedom of the seas. >>> strong ratings for the u.s. women's national soccer team world cup victory sunday. despite the midday time slot, about 14 million people watched it on tv in the u.s. that beat last year's men's world cup title between france and croatia. that averaged 4.8 million. ♪ we are the champions >> team u.s.a. arrives back home last night, spoke about the equal pay issue. over the past three years the women's team has made more revenue. despite being paid less, the men's team made $6 million and the women's team is expected to generate 130 million. >> it's so evident we do need to use our voice for what we believe in. >> we understand what kind of stage we're on. we knew this would be a huge summer for us in many different ways. this is just the first step in a very big summer that we hope to have. >> you can find alex morgan and meghan ra

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her son was -- her son and my granddaughter were also in the tent when it happened. my granddaughter pulled her son underneath the table she saw the shooter, and she pulled them underneath the table and hid underneath the table. >> it looks like from the images that we have seen there was panic -- people no understanding what was happening. can you describe what the scene was like as people ran for safety, and had you seen anyone who had been hit >> actually, yeah. it was pretty empty in that spot at first when we started running. people were kind of -- didn't know where to go i seen the little boy when they brought him over, the one who passed away, the 6-year-old, and i'm really sorry for his family. i seen them trying to work on him. i just waited until the police told us to go a different direction. >> sheryl, i understand you had great concern for your granddaughter who was in a tent, and you were trying to find her during this. can you tell us where she was during all this? >> she was in the tent she was actually in the tent with my boss' 3-year-old son. >> she

. >> shep: a man whose 18-month-old granddaughter fell to her death from a crew shop says he thoughtplaced the child in front of a closed glass window. that's what a lawyer told the reporters today. it happened on this royal caribbean cruise ship, freedom of the seniors, while it was docked in puerto rico. investigators say the girl fell 11 stories out of an open window after she slipped from her grandfather's hands. but the family's lawyer says that's not the whole story and that the girl's death was preventable tragedy. phil keating reporting live in south florida. >> this is very likely headed to a courtroom in a lawsuit, for alleged negligence. of course, miami is the cruise ship capital of the world and the attorney of the family has retained is a miami attorney who specializes in taking on the cruise lines. he does not blame the tragedy on the grandfather at all but on the cruise line, royal caribbean. this is the little girl who plummeted 150 feet to her death. she was about to begin a weeklong caribbean cruise with her parents, two siblings and all four grandparents. at the t

harper and his wife were wonder ing why they couldn't reach their daughter, erin and 2-year-old granddaughter, erica. harold and judith talked to their daughter nearly every day so the silence was strange. then the tv news flashed on. >> breaking news -- >> there had been a shooting on wilson avenue where she lived. we thought oh, my god. >> he and judith picked up the oldest daughter and drove to the house. >> there was a bunch of people sitting outside and it was taped off and it was a mess. >> you knew that something was up. >> yeah. i just -- >> freaked out. >> yeah. >> it wasn't long before the worst fears were confirmed. >> the jewelry she had on, they brought it to me and knew it was erin. >> their daughter, erin harper, 42, was dead in the doorway. >> when you saw that jewelry, you knew it was your daughter, what went through, you judy? >> i lost a son in 78 in a car wreck. he was gone when i got to the hospital. i could have shed a few tears and went about my business. my son was 21 and he had no children. >> the loss of erin was devastating. now the family had to deal with what happ

. >> reporter: brought their granddaughter. >> could have been one of my grandchildren. what is the mindset of young men and women, especially young men, just going out and shooting at people. >> reporter: there were no easy answers to ending gun violence. reverend amos brown praise it will stop. >> america is about to lose its soul and we are here to try and make sure that we turn this litany of violence around. >> reporter: reverend brown says wu of his parishioner's own grandchildren were there when shooting began and took cover. they were not hurt, in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> parents can find things on the website to deal with fear and uncertainty, interview i did for tips how to cope and talk to your children. >>> new details of the two bay area teenagers accused of killing police officer in rome. claimed he stabbed officer because thought was going to be strangled. didn't have marks on his neck. second suspect told investigators he didn't know about the stabbing until the two were back at hotel room. police found military knife in the room's dr

. >> reporter: but if you ask his 3-year-old granddaughter maya, she will tell you he's an aw d-winning grandpa, too. >> you know how i know how to put my feet up. >> reporter: on sunday morning just before 5:00 he temporarily became a murder suspect. >> never been arrested, and technically wasn't arrested then and never had handcuffs on before either. p >> reporter:itts was sleeping when his phone rang. it was bowie police callinga afte9 is11 caller called them about a crime happening inside pitts' home. >> the caller on the line state that had he had murders his wife and that he was going to shoot the police when they arrived on the scene. >> the caller gave pitts' s addreso police called asking him to come outside. >> reporter: they brought me out to right about here, put my cell phone down right about here. >> putting him in handcuffs before getting his au granddaughter,ter and wife marilyn out of the house. > and then i saw leonard standing there handcuffed, and i'm like -- and the officer is yelling who sells in the house? who else is in the house? what's going on? what's going on

those questions but chapter seven was written by the ten-year-old granddaughter the which it the question that is asked in chapter seven is how die develop my own teaching signature and i was spending a week with the granddaughter, and i asked her who her favorite teacher was, guy named m-robb i said what is mr. rob's teaching signature. she said, huh? i saved what makes hitch special, different. curiosity. i said how do you snow she base -- then the went into the longest explanation of a fourth grade classroom with a teacher who gave every kid a wonder book and anytime you have a question, he says put it in your wonder book. asked them the difference den a while turkey and domesticated turkey some he said put that in your wonder and just marinate on it. was just very taken with the fact that this is a teacher who showed a group of ten-year-olds that being curious about the world is the real curriculum, trying to understand the world. he has the question of the week. one question was, of what's the difference between a problem and an issue? these are ten-year-olds. am agree citizen? of th

>>and because i am a mother a child and because my granddaughter performing in this today, there's aotion and a lot of conflicts for me. >>before the track show began sunday evening a crowd of protesters took to the streets with their megaphones and low forms in hand we feel we need to protect ourselves in a defensive manner. >>we're not we're not promoting any kind of violence or hatred one side advocating one >>the other side advocating another these kids are wonderful kids are being terrorists, they're being loved it while shielding the kids with parasols and earmarks as they walked inside i did not realize that i was going to have to walk through our drive through protesters. they're screaming the most of lee file things. it's going to come into that. saw today. she always choose what she believes is right i have to stand out and say that kind of porting the show has been happening. the first saturday of the month for the past 6 months. well outside today, you are looking at some cloudy skies so far but skies definitely going to be clearing out. >>into the afternoon but still dea

. >> my granddaughter, i told her to 911, i sen a body across the street. after that i went into a little panic cause i wasscared. >> reporter: the gunfire erupted at 2:30 in the afternoon on 21st place as many were enjoying a quiet, but hot sunday. >> i heard the shots it sounded like three shots. pop, pop, pop. i told my niece, it sound like somebody is shooting. >> reporter: was it pretty quiet here? >> yeah. i've been here 40 year and no problem. >> reporter: police are looking for any s homeecurity camera video that may have captured the murd darcyne spencer4. >>> karon brown was shot to death in southeast washington earlier this month. police have chared 29-year-old tony mccclam with murder. the boy's coach was killed weeks before that. the team say they will play in honor of both of them this week. >>> there were eight shootings over the weekend. most were centered in southeast and northeast washington and p multipleeople were shot at one scene. officers found four people shot early sunday morning outsideowo the hard theater. we are learning how the

putting him in handcuffs before getting his granddaughter, daughter and wife marilyn out of the house. bowie lice chief john nests said it took minute for them to realize it was a prank from the random caller. while the pitt are shaken up they are grateful how police handled what could have been a dangerous situation. megan fitzgerald, news4. >> we are working for yointhis morng to keep your kid safe whilebiking. a recent investigation by consumer reports says potentially unsafe helmets are widely available online. some helmets purchased online were missing an iortant and required safety label which means they may not meet safety standard. official say there should always be ahe labor on tnside to show the helmet has been test and meets safety standard set by the consumer product safety commission. >>> we are working for your health now with a warning about a nasty polasite in the po that could make your kid sick. it's called crypto and is chlorine tolt. it can cause day real estate that lasts for weeks. outbreak have been on rise over the past ten years. >>> a warning for pregnant wo

if it would have been my own granddaughter, a spitfire as family friends called her that little girl was so special. i mean she had long red hair down to her little she loved everybody to watch or she liked her she she would always put on a show for you serena krueger as her mom's best friend, according to sec metro fire mckenzie died sunday afternoon after e was electrocuted by a wire attached to one of the underwater pull light under repair i'm air moment, the hospital hoping because you never think it's going to happen. the i i i still don't think it happened. it's that's so tragic. the cheerleaders soccer player and talent show and see. mckenzie was looking for to 5th grade at loomis grammar school all because they don't have friends have lost their only friend. and she was a person that she can make somebody smile she would like her friend aaron hernandez have there's no i would have got a i didn't have a so confident to go up to her because i just and she came up to me and i and i knew that we would. >>through tears the 12 year-old says he wants to make sure his friend mckenzie

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oh, you're just a granddaughter you inherited a lot of money. wow, if you went out said, i want to do something for the small guy. all of sudden you're a hero. everyone want as platform. melissa: all right, guys, thank you. ashley: interesting. very interesting. doesn't seem to hurt the company but nevertheless. >>> tale of two strategies you could call it, why billionaire investor peter thiel sounding alarm on a democratic candidate he says poses the biggest threat to president trump. what he says could backfire on the rest of the crowded field. we'll talk to james freeman of "the wall street journal" next. melissa: plus a familiar phrase on the 2020 stage. former president joe biden taking his health care pitch to iowa voters. critics say it is the same faulty promise dealt by president obama. ashley: hmmm. the battle of the best deal. amazon prime day leaving hundreds of retailers fighting for consumer attention. what the crowded stage could mean for the e-commerce giant's reputation in the spotlight. that's coming up. ♪ with sofi, get your c

he is survived by granddaughters and children and great grandchildren and expected to be buried next to his wife mayion who died in 2015. justice john paul stevens, dead at the age of 99. . more earthquakes in california. coming up we will hear from people who felt two quake to the east bay. >>> first cannabis cafe gets permission to break ground in california. we will show you where. >>> a police chase part of the morning commute, it came to an end in oak land and now there is a lot of police activity preventing you from using a certain off ramp. we will let you know more coming up. >>> coast fog. temperatures, what about 80s, 90s, showing up, yes, but maybe this will be the last day for a couple of dayss we will take a look. >>> berkley city council given preliminary approval to the first step to phase out the use of natural gas in new buildings. the council held the first vote on allocating $273,000 to create a job in the planning department. that person would oversee the plan to require new buildings use electricity as the only power source, meaning no gas steves, driers or heate

. >> i told m granddaughter to call 911 and after that i just luke went in a little panic you know because i was scared.r: >> reportethe gunfire erupted at 2:30 in the afternoon on 21st place as many were enjoying a quiet but hot sunday. >> i heard the shots. it sounded like three shots. pow, pow, and i told my niece, that's somebody shooting. >> reporter: it is very quiet? >> yeah, i have been here for 40 years. >> reporter: officers told it s too soon to say if the vicks werege tared or what the motive may have been. >> reporter: a couple told me they were able to see the victim. they did not recognize him from the neighborhood. police are looking for any home secuty camera videos that may have captured the murder. >> this neighborhood seems pretty quiet. it is a sunday afternon. broad daylight and bold to nduct such a orime. >> rr: darcy spencer, news 4. >>> in d.c. a city dealing with eight shootings from yesterday afternoon into early this morning. the shooting took place in southeastand northeast d.c. some of the gunfire have left multiple people. four people shot on northwest early

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if it would have been my own granddaughter, a spitfire as family friends called her that little girl was so special. i mean she had long red hair down to her little she loved everybody to watch or she liked her she she would always put on a show for you serena krueger as her mom's best friend, according to sack metro fire mckenzie died sunday afternoon after she was electrocuted by a wire attached to one of the underwater pull light under repair i'm air moment, the hospital hoping because you never think it's going to happen. the i i i still don't think it happened. it's that's so tragic. the cheerleaders soccer player and talent show and see. mckenzie was looking for to 5th grade at loomis grammar school all because they don't have friends have lost their only friend. and she was a person that she can make somebody smile she would like her friend aaron hernandez have there's no i would have got a i didn't have a so confident to go up to her because i just anshe came up to me and i and i knew that we would. >>through tears the 12 year-old says he wants to make sure his friend mckenzi

. >> the granddaughter of one of the workers likely saved the life of the couple's 3-year-old son >> thank god for that little 10-year-old girl who saw him running for his mom and dad on the ground and snatched him up and put him under the table with her and laid on top of him to shield him. that was the bravest thing i've ever heard. >> reporter: with the couple down, a friend tried desperately to stop their bleeding until paramedics arrived. >> i pulled my shirt off and tied it as a tourniquet around his upper thigh. >> reporter: the couple have had multiple surgeries, face many more and a long recovery. friends and family have set up a go fund me account to help. in san jose, i'm roz plater, "nbc bay area news." >> tough there. >>> the fbi now reaching out to anyone who can help put together what happened during that mass shooting in gilroy. agents are asking for photos or videos to assist in that investigation. the bureau has set up its own website, type in "tips.fbi.gov/gilroy." this is where you can upload the photos and video and you can also call gilroy's police department. >

julie was over the moon with two granddaughters. but also that year came the rift.ach disclosed to his very religious, conservative parents that he is gay. >> it was definitely hard. i mean, it went from my mom was my best friend and going to talking to her multiple times a day to just being completely -- just completely shut off. >> reporter: julie visited zach that fall. they tip-toed around the elephant in the room but the time together gave zach hope. >> reporter: was that the step, as you look back, to patching things up between you and your mom? >> yeah. >> reporter: there was a way forward? >> there was definitely a way forward. we just needed more time. >> reporter: but then, came that cold night in january. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> there's a house on fire in canterbury and there's not a fire truck here! >> reporter: a deputy drove toward the griffith home, his dash cam recorder catching this quick glimpse of the blaze. then, the fire trucks arrived. mccracken county sheriff's detective matt carter received a call in the middle of the night. >> re

i stand before you as the granddaughter of palestinian grandmother, who yearns to experience equality, human dignity, and freedom. i stand before you the daughter of palestinian immigrants. parents who experienced being stripped of their human rights, the right to freedom of travel, equal treatment. so i can't stand by and watch this attack on our freedom of speech and the right to boycott the racist policies of the government and state of israel. i love our country's freedom of speech, madam speaker. dissent is how we nurture democracy. and grow to be better and more humane and just. this is why i oppose resolution 243. all americans have a right, a constitutional right guaranteed by the first amendment to freedom of speech. to petition their government and participate in boycotts. speech in pursuit of civil rights at home and abroad is protected by our first amendment. that is one reason why our first amendment is so powerful. with a few exceptions the government is simply not allowed to discriminate against speech based on its viewpoint or speaker. the right to boycott is deeply ro

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