tom hanson spent time with a youth league in pennsylvania that's finding another way to teach the fundmentals>> we're going to run it on three. >> reporter: football is a way of life in pennsylvania. how important is the ball to you and your friend? >> to me, it's like everything. >> reporter: several days a week as the sun begins to set. >> let's go. let's get our flags on. >> reporter: the kids at this youth football league suit up to learn a contact sport with no hitting. windber has joined a number of schools turning to flag football for its youngest players. >> when we were playing tackle it was like every game we were sending them over to the ambulance for the concussion protocol. it just got to the point where like this is crazy. >> reporter: in a paper published this fall, they recommended flag football as a standard for kids before age 14. dr. robert cantu is a concussion specialist. at boston university. he says children are more vulnerable to hits because their heads are disproportionately bigger than their bodies and their necks are weaker. >> people that start playing tackle foot

tom hanson has details. >> the center for disease control is reporting 127 cases are under investigation for acute flaccid myelitis, afm. 62 cases have been confirmed. in 22 states. >> this is a mystery disease. we don't know what's causing this increase in cases. for some of the previous cases we've identified one pathogen or another, but we have no unifying diagnosis. >> afm affects the nervous system, specifically part of the spinal cord and can in some cases be caused by a virus. muscles and reflexes are weakened and some cases have been reported recently in minnesota and illinois. more than 19% of cases in children 18 years old and younger. >> we first detect and increase of afm in 2014 and then in 2016. so far in 2018 we're seeing a similar increase. >> in 2014, 120 cases of afm were confirmed. in 2016, there werertile itar parents should seek care right away if they're child has sudden onset of muscle weakness in the arms or legs. tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> the midterm elections are less than three weeks away. 35 senate seats and 26 of them held by democrats in play with

richard davis hanson is here to explain why that is.ion to the suggestion that trump is somehow to blame of the saudi journalist being killed. stay there. eric always wanted to be a professional basketball player. instead, he's the tallest guy in his office. yeah, eric's had to compromise a lot in life. ah yes, you need travel insurance when you travel. so, should i set some... hello? but not when it comes to cutting the cord. fubo gives him all the sports he needs as well as all the shows his family loves. don't compromise. get over 100 channels plus showtime and cloud dvr included. visit fubotv.com. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz, the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz m

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hanson has said, it is game over for the climate if these are developed.e wanted to shut them down because they absolutely have to be shut down if we're to have a chance o of having our childrern and d future generations have a habitae planet.. amy: can you talk about your role as a retired attorney and a raging granny? who do you represent? >> who do i represent? amy: no, as an attorney? >> i was a staff attorney for an indian to of her 21 years. i retired in 2005. amy: did some of your work there and form what you did here? >> yes, to some extent. i mostly worked on fisheries issues and fisheries are the the spiritual,of cultural, and economic life of pacific northwest tribes. the salmon are now endangered almost everywhere in part because of climate change. we have the issue of these streams and rivers where the salmon spohn becoming too warm for them to do that. we have another -- a number of salmon that are endangered and threatened and in a couple of cases, extinct. youremily johnston, concern about facing terrorism charges yet explain exactly what y

i go back to what victor david hanson said at the top of the show.isease. the cure is worse than the disease. a society that destroys people over one remark like this is actually a very ugly and evil society. whatever wrongs it might think it is trying to right. hillary -- by the way i will say something else. hillary is not the most sophisticated communicator. she is someone who can tell cory booker from eric holder. one has a mustache. it's not difficult. she is not using the line that all black people look alike to her. she is teasing about an old cliche that she is not using for real. actually that ironic sense has been obliterated from public life. if you say something sly you are assumed to meaning it for real and you have to be hounded. >> tucker: exactly. what gets me, i hope they always have a chance to explain what i meant. it seems that nobody has the right to have an apology taken seriously. we caught you; it's over! i don't know who makes these rules. >> well, one of the consequences is that everybody then winds up going around tip-toein

in new york, tom hanson, kpix5. >> and back here in the bay area, we did check. there was no visible sign of increased security outside the offices of local high profile democrats including senator diane feinstein and nancy pelosi. our kpix5 fbi expert says people need to wait before rushing to judgment on a motive. >> so, that tells me, one thing, that it's anti- government. it doesn't necessarily mean to me that it is anti-democratic or it's pro republican. it tells me that these people are focused on the establishment. the government establishment. not necessarily a particular party. >> the fbi office in san francisco says there is no current threat in our area. >>> two people are now dead after a gunman opened fire at a grocery store just outside louisville, kentucky. happened this afternoon. police say the suspect entered the kroger grocery store before firing multiple shots at a man inside. the suspect left that store and shot a woman in the parking lot. both of those victims died. the suspect was later arrested by police but still no word yet on a motive f

of antics in the wake of his nomination, we have every angle covered with ken starr, victor davis hanson, dave bossi, devin nunes, a great lineup tonight. but first, the left's rage against the trump machine and that is the focus of tonight's angle. so far democrats seem to have learned nothing from their futile battle against the brett kavanaugh nomination. they put the country through three weeks of what basically amounted to a he said, she said. >> i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> judge kavanaugh: i have never done this to her or anyone. >> laura: the use paid activist to corner senators. >> you are allowing someone who is unwilling to take responsibility for his own actions to sit in the highest court of the country. >> >> laura: they held a protest that ranged from in on hinged o downright pathetic. >> we are about to march! we need everyone to pay attention. >> laura: i'm not paying attention. can she learn some rhymes every now and then? they use their pals in the press to run with the most outlandish substantiated claims possible. >> brett kavanaugh plun

she was developed by hanson robotics in hong kong. it took her two years to develop her.he ability to express different emotions. in this video, she has visited a tv show in guy, one of the hosts has asked her the big question. i'm going to pause this right here and remind you guys, a few months ago, someone we know really well tried to sophia. a lot of people saw this back in march. while having this encounter, he was hoping to be the lucky guy. >> he wants to interface with her face. >> i think we can be friends. >> but will this host in ukraine have the same fate? >> my goodness, she said yes. >> they are completely shocked because she always says no. >> this is how the robot uprising starts. >> they don't have axpssions or. will she react to this kiss? >> they think she kind of likes it. her eyes are suddenly a little glossed over with love. >> that's just the fact that they are glass. >> who knows where this technology is going but it is pretty crazy, she does look very realistic and it is only going to get better. >>> sing along if you know the words, dumb, dumb, du

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> who are the baseball giants looking at as the next general manager? and the new york football giants, ha, they're having issues coming up. >> and taking a live look out at the beautiful golden gate bridge. it's friday! you made it to the end of the workweek. we're going to tell you what to expect for the rest of the day when it comes to weather and traffic. we'll be right back. back to that unfortunate sharks game at madison square >>> we are tracking slowdowns on the eastshore freeway. westbound 80 at san pablo avenue, we have an accident. we'll have more details and backups coming up but first sports with dennis. >>> i got good news for the 49ers in monday night's game in green bay. wide receiver marquise goodwin is off the injury list and practiced yesterday. bad news, fellow receiver trent taylor took his place on that list with a bad back injury. >>> packers quarterback aaron rodgers missed practice yesterday. don't be fooled, 49er fans. he will be front and center monday night. rodgers has been playing through a knee injury from week one. so do

professor hanson, i want to talk to you first tonight because i think you have perspective that is lackingthe situation. are we overstating it? do you think that speech is at stake in our current debate? >> no, i think it is in a way. a safe space, if i can use that left-wing term, we don't want to turn on the television for the nba, nfl, and to be lectured out. and we don't want to spend thanksgiving debating 1861. we wanted to tone down, but we don't know what the rules are, talker, because we havein established that james hopkinson, to take one example, he did not shoot because of what maxine waters or madonna set on inauguration day. he was just nuts. itsa wasn't just the influence f donald trump. we accept that. and then all of a sudden, with these latest incidents with the pipe bomb and with the synagogue shooting, we are told that it is somehow donald trump. but we don't know anything about cause and effect. we don't know if he was too pro-israel, brought people out of the woodwork who were angry with them, or to anti-israel, and power to the alt-right. they can't even get it straig

army special forces and security study group president jim hanson.at to see you. >> good to be with you. liz: secretary pompeo saying china will be part of the solution despite the trade tensions. is he right? will it work out? >> it is going to be ugly but it should be ugly. china is not our friend. i think people have this misconception that somehow because china is complaining we are doing something wrong. what we're actually doing is stopping ignoring all of the bad things they have been doing for so long. so by putting the screws to them now, by playing the tariff game they thought we were scared to play, we are actually forcing them to confront the bad actions they have been getting away with. now, will that hurt the north korean operations? a little bit. but i think in the end, that pressure to china is more important than what they've been doing in north korea. liz: so you are saying that anything negative china says now means that what trump is doing is working? >> it's hitting the target. they are complaining because it hurts and it should

peter hanson, the dateless gentleman and accidental mean -- meme, wade into the debate in a classy way, excusing his mom while saying he respects and believes women. he also applauded twitter for its meme game being totally on point. delano: at least people now know he is available. the free publicity is working. america's fattest bear has been named? dheepthika: the fattest bear, speaking of eligible. america has a winner. every year, alaska national park holds the annual fat bear week. winter, soing into bears are stockpiling food for the winter hibernation. , peopleult, for a week have been voting on 12 bears, guessing who will be fattest. one has seduced the online jury with her radiant roles of fabulous lab. -- flab. big nose is not just flat. she has raised two cuts this season, giving her an extremely relatable single mom back story. very cuddly.ooks would not want to cuddle her, though. take you for that. the piccolo ron with the -- oh! man, it's cold.

hansen who previously worked university's office of institutional research and he sworn testimony hanson says asian americans are at a disadvantage in harvard's admission process and then the daily student magazine newspaper the hava crimson also says internal harvard review showed disadvantage for asian applicants nobody has spelled out in this conversation so far what disadvantages swan can he say that for us in a sentence being very clear what. its racial stereotype unit regional bigotry and official profiling the college admissions process not just wasted but for everybody i want to come the margin you can't just get out how they are trying to bring in representing different communities but that's what he just profiling students of any additional are good enough to leave any racial group on the beach or groups they're not a community that's of their own as a new city i think of the fake actually which is just explore for what permits you to perpetuate racism and look down at how just spiritual defeat and how you subjugate the white students at eight colleges i think that's really ver

and again isn't that big a deal but when your games minds it's apparent that it's been years since hanson have even scored their. minds might have won had the referee called a penalty for this tackle only one at a time booker so after four straight goal is match days might remain the bonus league is best defense but also worst offense. visited winless hanover little did time from cork could no it'd be the last time he'd be sitting down at their bench there'd be dull days ahead for either side losing this still the threat was real and the hand of a voice felt it the half hour in. kind of. one nil for the hosts. with the blueprints for the first goal why not try to get directly after the break how the nuance and would press repeat sunil. titian's the q. you know. today we reconnected and it feels good. what did you feel so good was mario gomez his head after this nasty made exhalation that's a little blood's didn't stop gomez from pulling one back in the fifty first minute it's. called that called for one more if michelle as i had made this remarkable save maybe call could would still have

emily hanson and her mother were shocked by what they saw. >> it's pretty devastating. everybody we know lost their house. everybody. and their jobs. >> crews have checked at least 25,000 homes and buildings for survivors. they expect to finish the search tomorrow afternoon. >>> san francisco police arrested 41 hotel worker, including their union president at a rally outside san francisco's marriott marquis this evening. hundreds rallied on fort street blocking traffic. 3,000 marriott workers went on strike demanding higher wages and job security. it's part of a nationwide action. the protesters arrested tonight have been cited with misdemeanors and then released. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we've devoted more time, resources and reporting to issues reporting your quality of life, like development. >> that's a big one, of course. n frcio's salesforce tower and millennium tower have led the transformation of the skyline. construction cranes crowd oakland like those at the mcarthur bart transit village. >> and today we saw plans for a 17-sto

them down again isn't that big a deal but winning games minds is apparent but it's been years since hanson have even scored their. minds might have won had the referee called a penalty for this tackle only one book or so after four straight goal is match days might remain the bonus leaders best defense would also worst offense. that visited winless hanover little did typhon corps could know it would be the last time he'd be sitting down at their bench there'd be dull days ahead for either side losing this still the threat was real and the hand of a voice felt it the half hour in and hand over finally took the reins. in oz passed with perfect accuracy to bobby wood who steered in his first headed goal in the bundesliga. one nil for the hosts. with the blueprints for the first goal why not try it again directly after the break held an os and would press repeat to nail. titian's the key. today we reconnected. feels good. but didn't feel so good was marielle gum as his head after this nasty made exhalation that's a little bloods didn't stop the mist from pulling one back in the fifty first min

. >> anthony: "king knob motorsports park," owned by mike hanson and amber williams. >> anthony: do you, this race this weekend, the last 30 feet of the hill, the second hill was actually vertical. you had to hit it with enough momentum to skip up over it and land on top. >> anthony: wow. >> adam: yeah, that's why you gotta have a lot of horsepower. >> mike: but too much power can get you in a lot of trouble, also. >> anthony: oh, really? >> mike: oh yeah. >> adam: exactly right. horsepower is not always the key to success. but it's always a lot of fun. >> mike: hopefully you can come back and try the barbie jeep thing. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: guns are a fact of life around here. whether as a means to defend your isolated home, get yourself dinner when there's no place else to get it, or just for the fun of shooting stuff. the feeling that gun ownership is an absolute right, immutable, and non-negotiable runs deep here. >> anthony: everybody's backyard look like this? >> ashley mcmillion: ours does. >> anthony: justin and ashley mcmillion are the nice couple next door. [ rapid fire

, was taken down and it's our guy, jack platt who brought the file back from the kgb proving hanson was the traitor. this landed his friend in a russian prison for more than five years because the russians falsely concluded that it was ganadi who gave up hanson, which was not true the way robert de niro plays a role in the story, this falls under the category of you can't make this stuff up, he was friends with the two spies because they consulted with him on "the good shepherd. when genadi was in prison, robert de niro sent him a christmas card with the foet two of the two of them together. the russian mob boss saw they were friends and genadi fell under his protection thank you for helping us with crises and with spies wish you a lot of luck with the new book "tbest of enemies. >>> coming up, we'll talk nafta -- >> it's not nafta. what do we call it >> will be no morning nafta. you can look at this we see him look at this they'll be no morning nafta. ♪ they'll be no morning nafta i don't know who comes up with that >> that took a minute. >> clever? that's a stretch right now a look at

joining us with more as victor david hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. all right, you have made this point that there is a big difference between credibility based on facts and personal empathy. explain how these latest details illuminate that point? >> i think coming into where we are today, she wasn't able to locate the supposed assault or the time or the date and she had the early 80s, mid 80's, 80s, she was a young teenager, unmated teenager and a little bit older. then we had the collapse of the sixth accuser, the fifth, fourth, third and second, and now we have the boyfriend come forward. our own testimony where she admitted she flies regularly is corroborated by the boyfriend. and people in palo alto have two doors for one purpose. not because they are claustrophobic but because they want to have extra income and have a renter come in. i don't think she ever thought she'd have to come forward at all. she would write this anonymous writ and then that would cast doubt and that might panic the republicans and kavanaugh would withdrawal. but it's sad

emily hanson and her mother were shocked by what they stay are saw. >> devastating everybody we know lost their house. everybody and their jobs. >> first responders have checked at least 25,000 homes and businesses. >>> med share based in san leandro is getting supplies ready to help with hurricane relief. the organization is waiting to hear back from any bay area doctors and nurses getting ready to deploy to florida. med share will give them 100 pounds of medical supplies to take. med share also reached out to partners in florida and are waiting to hear back about what exactly they need. if you would like to help people affected by hurricane michael you can donate to the american red cross exits the word michael to 90999 to send $10. >>> facebook is reechlg new details about that massive cyber attack. the social media company says the attack impacted 29 million icers, not 50 million as originally feared. but hackers got a lot of personal information including frchs, search histories and details about recent locations. this this hack has many asking are there better ways to protect i

my name is hanson. i am a cab driver. i am not ready for this speech.i just want to represent drivers. i think the solution that you guys have, i'm not pro medallion or the p.k. medallion but proposal that you are pro owing iproposingis not going to worko. it's not going to help the city or the drivers. what you guys are trying to go back to l.a with less medallions. the citizens of san francisco were suffering because there was not enough taxis on the street. that's how uber got created. the solution that you guys proposed is not going to work. i'm not sure how much uber is paying the city. so if you really want to solve the problem, you might want to give medallion the active drivers, the drivers that drive everyday. people we haven't seen. there's guys that drive every day, 12 to 15 hours a day, give them a free medallion, just like uber. why do we have to buy m ma dal i don't know and create discretion like an apple. the company are enemies they're not innocent. they create the problems. the company, the medallion owners, they create the problem tha

earlier this week pieter hanson was taking an exam when his phone started blowing up.l for all the wrong reasons. on the same day brett kavanaugh was sworn into the supreme court. >> i, brett m. kavanaugh. >> pieter's mother posted his photo on twitter, writing, this is my son. he graduated number one in boot camp. he is a gentleman who respects women. he won't go on solo dates due to the current climate of false sexual accusations by radical feminists with an axe to grind. i vote #himtoo. a tweet that seemed like mom trying to protect her son quickly took on a life of its own. fueling a firestorm of retweeting and memes replacing the photo with images like hockey mascot gritty and satirizing her words like this one pretending to be written by the mom of '80s pop star rick astley. he won't go on solo dates even though he never gave up, let you down, run around or deserted you, make you cry, say good-bye, tell a lie or hurt you and it's been used by activists who believe men are in danger of being falsely accused of sexual assault. >> him toot i certainly controversial,

pette hanson's mother set off a social media firestorm. this is my son, she wrote. in a school. he is a gentleman who respects women. he won't go on solo dates due to the current climate of false sexual accusations by radical minists with an axe to grind. i vote #himtoo. it came following br kavanaugh' swearing in. the #himtoo was created for men who think they have been falsely accused ofl sex harassment or assault. >> irys sk for young men in america when >> reporter: you should know that 32-year-old pieter hanson dn't know anything about the post until his friends told him. his mother wiped the account but th damage was done and the internet did it's thing, dragging pieter into a controversy he wand nothing t do with and making him the target of nonstop means. his older brother said the attentio happened suddenly telling nbc news, quote, as a family wero camed him. pieter, the post. it's the anthesis of who he is. right now is overwhelmed and tired. he wasn't even on twitter. his account named at that was my mom tweeting sometimes the people we love do things tha

he >> tucker: victor davis hanson is one of the smartest people we know and he joins us tonight.ew guests i i would ask what is your assessment of what is happening right now tonight? >> i think of all these incidents and asymmetrical treatment, we are starting to see if you are a conservative and you are zealous in your expression about the judge kavanaugh hearings it's a window into your dark soul. if you're progressive it's proof of your zealousness and righteous indignation. is illustrative, tucker, the values of a campus are no longer esoteric or irrelevant, they are being translated right to congress. we saw at yale or berkeley students rush, now we're sitting lindsey graham saying he felt it was dangerous to walk to the senate and we are starting tose see cory booker say i believe your truth. i couldn't believe it. i thought wait a minute, there is one truth that we find in through cross-examination of witnesses and their testimonies. they are not just equal narratives but that is exactly what the university preaches and the post modern english department, you can pick whi

now a crash at hanson. so things aren't good for "super commuters." give yourself some extra time. t yo cruising speed right around 30 miles per hour. so your travel time just under 30 minutes over towards 680 there. eastshore freeway 80 at carlson, still looking okay. we are moving at the limit. but it is getting crowded. we are in the green, 15 minutes from hercules to the bay bridge toll plaza where we haveose metering lights on. that backup just beyond the 880 overcrossing. that's a check of your traffic. >>> today a bay area man accused of having ties to a white supremacist group is due in federal court this morning. anne makovec reports from oakland. >>> reporter: his name is cole evan white. and he is going to be facing a federal judge here in oakland this morning at 9:30 a.m. the federal investigators say cole evan white attended a march on august 11th on the campus of the university of virginia in charlottesville last year. the 23-page criminal complaint says that white intended to harm people when he went there from california. the charge in the feral indictment is inciti

victor hanson is a native californian. family has been there for six generations in the same house. he joins us tonight. an honor to have you on the set. so i just -- let's stand back really quickly and ask the obvious question. how did the greatest state go to what it is now? >> a perfect storm. we had $3 trillion cap in for capitolization of facebook and google. convinced millions where the money was concentrated that they were not subject to their own ideology. they could afford the dream and have all of these restrictions, greater regulations, green utopian ideas that would affect other people mostly in the interior but not always. housing went up because of the regulations. small businesses fled. taxes. we have the highest basket of gasoline sales and income taxes in the nine states. >> that doesn't make sense. the taxes in saudi arabia are low because they have like the bay area -- >> there's other elements to this disaster. we had 10 to 15 million people that came across the southern border without legality, without

she is also a prolific fundraiser and she can draw dollars whether we are talking about the hansons of manhattan or a diner in new hampshire or iowa. that is absolutely important. california is the center of anti-trump period. because that is where california is at even a junior senator can play a huge role. as she moves forward these tests in these key states south carolina, new hampshire and iowa will be critical as she raises her statue because it is more about 2020 it is also about 2024 and her career moving forward. >>always great to talk to you. we appreciate your time. >>thank you for having me. >>> thousands of pennsylvania steelworkers say they are organized, mobilized and ready to take their frustrations to the polls. we have more on how this may shift some key congressional races throughout that region. >> reporter: as the gop and democrats map up there final strategies ahead of the midterm, steelworkers, a key voting block that president trump targeted. are divided on backing the current administration's agenda. many like the union president of local usw 9531 in western pen

joining us that with reaction to this tragic disorder, victor davis hanson, the senior fellow at the hoover institute and author. you've been covering this. you've heard of inflammatoryrd ball disease, this is inflammatory anti-kavanaugh trump madness. have democrats in her mind in recent years, have they ever been this far left for this much unhinged? >> no, i don't think so.on you can trace it from that. in 2009 through 2016 where obama promised them that a new demography immigration and identity politics, the system is geared for that. he got elected twice and suddenly they will go up and said, he's kind of a narcissist. we lost the state legislatures, governorships and house and senate, and out of that frustration, they think big money. it's a party of the rich now, silicon valley, wall street, hollywood and the steiger brothers. maybe they will like that spectacle and they will pour money in. some days we say, we have to import the tactics of the campus and we have these upper-middle-class kids, identity politics, get in their face and mob them. shout them down and get rid of du

hanson. thank you for joining us tonight. richard, what are your motivations for coming forward now? >> yes, there have been political issues. i want to tell the truth. that is one of the reasons why i came. >> laura: now, you claim, richard, that ms. swetnick threatened you after you broke up with her. what types of threats threats are you alleging? >> she basically called me many times and said you will never, ever see your unborn child alive. and i'm just going to go over there, i'm going to kill you guys. >> laura: she said she was going to kill you? >> yes. and that has told me a little bit. >> laura: well, you told politico originally, richard, that she threatened your family and your baby. >> correct. >> laura: but you mentally unborn child, is that right? >> i meant the unborn child. i was not married at the time when this happened. >> laura: did she ever discussed with you in your seven year relationship, from 1994-2001, the issue of sexual assault, or did she mention ever having been sexually assaulted? >> never, ne

davidrts with victor hanson who has a book out called "second world wars." i owe him a great debt for encouraging me and setting up initial contacts between me and agency. the second reason i wrote the looking for an opportunity for my entire career write a bookn to or had something to do with the first world war ever since i read barbara tuchman's book back in the late 1960's. that story is had me in its gri ps. there is an imbalance in the book of that i freely admit, it .avors the post-world war i there are chapters dealing with the second generation of that story, mainly the aftermath of world war ii, but this was a very good opportunity for me to write about the first world war. how did i do the book? slowly, i guess. since there were no previous books written, the sources for my own effort toward exclusively archival. the national archives in college park and i mined them over the years. chairmen ofo -- 11 stars between them, and they left personal papers had libraries of congress and in lexington, virginia, so i went through those collections. i also

victor davis hanson is the author of the second world wars and he joins us now. victor you've heard the conversation, your reaction to what you've heard so far tonight? >> yeah i think americans are just tired of this instant virtue signaling and wounded fawn victimization when we don't know any of the facts of this incident. there is no rules in the arena. we don't know the relationship between edgy speech and violent acts. i believe in free speech. there's no connection between james hodgkinson shooting steve scalise necessarily and the two years of speech that you played. if that's true there's no connection between trump being over the top in some of his rallies and had this incident. but that's not what we're getting. it's a symmetrical that when progressives use that type of speech it has no ramifications. when a conservative doesn't say nearly as much it does. i don't think that's a proposition people can accept. if it were true you would see tomorrow, think of it, maxine waters, joe biden, eric holder would cease you will of their vile present in speech a

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here now to explain, victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the institution and author of the upcomingsay the campus created use to stay on the ivory tower and it looks like the ivory tower is right behind you in that picture. now, you say it's running the country, explain that? >> i think the progressive movement has been driven and fueled by the campus. so if a senator walks to his office and he is confronted, screamed at in an elevator or can't eat because a crowd mobs him, that sort of the black lives matter culture on campus and it's worked very well. when you have that cliff of cory booker, where dr. ford had her truth, there is a all sorts of truths. there's not one truth that can be ascertained by cross-examination, or testimony of witnesses. empathy leads to sincerity and sincerity is synonymous with credibility regardless of evidence. they also have that therapeutic culture that we saw with the cross-examination of dr. ford, that even though you are an adult, and you are an adult on campus, there is trigger warnings or safe spaces, there is all sorts of therapeutic mechanism

we have barbara grappa from greta lyons and we have her partner, kathy hanson.we have missed bernadette from the jazz room is a big part of our movement. we have -- i see andrew out there from laughing bunk. we have josh out there somewhere from bayview pasta. earl shattuck as part of merchants about your town and our executive for e. dot. that is economic development on third street. our goal is to enhance and bring business to the corridor door. i see michael hammond out there as well. my mom to the right. please forgive me if i forget people. i get a little nervous with all these cameras. my mom is here. here to support me in everything that i do. [applause] >> she has always been here. my aunt brenda smith spears. she has always been a great supporter of me and she is here today to support --dash i see bernie mac out there. she raised her hand like don't forget me, girl. we have miss bernie out there. i see my homeboy out there. i see video out there, deal ellington of district ten, running for supervisor. i see you out there. i am glad to see you here as we

tracey hanson's 21—year—old sonjosh was stabbed to death in an unprovoked bar attack three years agoand it's been called the curse of strictly, and it seems it's struck again. one of ths yea r‘s contestants, seann walsh, was photographed kissing his dancing partner, katya jones, on a night out in london. last night his now ex—girlfriend rebecca humphries tweeted a statement alleging that walsh accused her of being a "psycho" when she suggested the two might be getting together. what do you think? should he be thrown off? 0r what do you think? should he be thrown off? or is itjust a dancing competition and your private life has got nothing to do with it? good morning it's 10 o'clock. here's annita is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the days news. the second suspect in the salisbury nerve agent attack has been named. the investigative website bellingcat says the man who called himself alexander petrov and claimed to be a tourist is in fact a military doctor, employed by the russian intelligence service the gru. donald trump has hosted a ceremony at the white house after the swear

out for the first time, jack platt was the man who brought back the file that proved that robert hansonle, the fbi agent who turned mole. the russians ended up blaming his friendship wrongly with vasolenko and it landed him in a russian prison. >> dana: basically, it's about human intelligence. is there any lessons from the book that you learn that could be applied to today? >> well, yes. one of the lines we use is jack platt's boss said it is the job of the cia to break the laws of the countries where they operate. that tells you a lot. it's their job. jack platt's job was to help train cia people to defend themselves and to be able to spy abroad. with all the talk we have now a days about cyber intelligence, as jack platt said, edward snowden had to take the thumb drive out of the building. that's still a human act. so we can talk cyber and hacking all we want, it's still a human game. >> dana: i wish we could have you every day. >> thank for having me on. >> dana: next, who controls a state's ports? why that's turned into a multimillion dollar question that leaves thousands of jobs h

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. >> martha: victor david hanson wrote a piece a couple of days ago saying it's possible that the president could win 20% of the african-american vote in 2020. he break breaks down his reasoning to for that provocative donald trump seemed to be your thoughts? >> i don't know about that. i think that's a stretch. and here's why. i think because when the president -- the one argument he has for the african-american people when asked what has he done for them, he says the unemployment rate is low, i think there are other issues ailing the african-american communities that goes far beyond the unemployment rate. i have been on this show before and talked about infant mortality and loss of black women giving childbirth. i have been on this show and talked about the break down between the police and communities of color. >> martha: i understand that. the things that you just mentioned, some of those things are improved when the economic environment improves: >> it goes beyond economics because serene that williams who is a millionaire almost died childbirth herself. this is what happens when black

former bomb technician don hanson told us why it is important to preserve the device.hy what you want to preserve it? >> evidence. >> reporter: in this case? >> evidence to find the bomber. something that may lead back to the bomber. purchase of a particular type of battery or whatever it may be, you know, the case may be. >> reporter: from here, the device will be transported to the fbi training academy in virginia to be analyzed. and while this was going on here at the police firing range, flights coming in and out of san francisco sfo were never interrupted. in south san francisco, lyanne melendez. "abc 7 news." >> remarkable work, lyanne. thank you. the u.s. postal service has been on high alert all week and in burlingame the employees did the right thing. >> they immediately identified the situation and did what they were trained to do, don't touch it, move away, notify somebody and get out. >> this burlingame facility processes smaller packages between five and 25 pounds. that includes mail coming in from all over the world as well as outgoing packages from the b

harp back to astrophysics, well, at least to nasa, when we read that, actually, back in 1998, james hansonrovided what is considered the first warnings about global warning, telling the u.s. congress that he could declare with 99% confidence that a recent sharp rise in temperatures was a result of human activity. he recently said, all we've done is agree there is a problem. promises like paris don't mean much. it is wishful thinking, something the government played on us since the 1990s. all this to say, your much-wanted scientific community has just not been listened to. politics did come to play. there was that moment where we might have been able to stop this tipping point moment of the increase in degrees of temperature, and politics intervened. >> just to be clear, in my later years, i'm more mature than i was decades ago. i recognize that politics is always going to be in there at some level. the problem occurs when the politics stands in denial of newly revealed, objective truths about how this world works. then you have people choosing political sides around scientific results. rat