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said several days later i am all just so my god i was telling my god i'm not referring to he did say i rose or he had to apologize so he did say it is mine it is thoughts that was he explained it to a brother visitor of a one of the christian groups mr parlow is he a killer your president no he's not sorry you use against killers you've you have explained some of what he says is hyperbole exaggeration that's how you described his claim that he had roamed the streets of davos city and he was mare and personally killed people this was an interview you gave february last year but that's not hyperbole he's never said he killed he s but out of self-defense of those killers or killing people and he was part of the operation how many is he killed he has not said so to my eyes he went out and killed people did he is self defense yes how many i don't know who have dawson we have no idea was never investigated or is he too powerful to investigate was investigated by us fall out not to be guilty but human rights did that. what about the police was never investigated for murder by the police nobody com

because inevitably of what their body i mean a station in whatever they call it of by i mean a station might be now mr rose. i know that you also contend that if these benefit storm hits the policy tools available to the current administration for addressing it will sorely be lacking why is that. more than locking i would say that i might be constrained well rounded glow because some know what this cold policy space my be. reduced to only can be reduced because just think about just to make a very simple example. u.s. fed that has interest rates they started to five twenty five because before the previous crisis they teach zero and the maybe they are going to go up to say three three and a half percent you can see already did that the fed has less room to cut interest rate that's sort of a deduction in policy space the balance should be below to relieve. q.e. and the programs from the fed. the four or five trillion us dollar remains below that inspired of the form to tightening fiscal space in most countries start to defy to the last crisis we that to g.d.p. ratio of our of thirty forty fifty percent only

but i was going to run for president if i only got my vote and rose's vote. i would not have backed down. >>> i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear -- >> jimmy carter's inauguration of governor of georgia put him on the radar of all the democratic hoping to run for president in 172. many of them made their way to atlanta seeking his endorsement. >> i was a key player in the southern politics. i mean among governors, so they were glad to stay with me and i would talk to them until sometimes 2:00, 3:00 in the morning and get to know them all and i decided -- >> see that's the smile that i know. >> you basically were like a spider and you brought them into see them to decide if you could beat them. >> well eventually i decided that. but it was -- basically after i met most of them -- >> have a few drinks with guys like muskie and say, well maybe i can beat this guy. >> muskie drank the strangest drink, he drank milk and scotch. >> oh, my god. >> we what good time. >> after each one did you get a sense -- this guy sees himself as president. >> yeah. >> and i can do i

he said i rose like a rocket and came down like a rocket. he learned from that experience. e to call them my guys, did the same. >> you spent a lot of time, learning about them, writing about them. lincoln, you talk about these hot letters. he would be so angry, there was no twitter, i should note, and then he would write them and put them in his drawer and sit on them before sending them. >> such a lesson for people today. not only leaders of government, but leaders anywhere or people anywhere, when he got angry, he said he doesn't want the anger to be expressed immediately in some open way. if he wrote it all down in a letter and put it aside, he would cool down psychological and never need to send it. when the papers are opened, you see a raft of these letters and underneath, a notation, never sent and never signed. >> i should do that. we should all do that. this book is about their lives as young men. and leading up to the presidency, and then how they dealt with adversity, how adversity steeled them and made them better leader. is there an example of that for president

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my career started with the state police in 1974, i rose from trooper to lieutenant colonel, a great career with the state police, i was fortunate to be picked with dust by governor to lead the mta police department, i was there during 9/11 and helped with the evacuation. i went back to orange county where i was for eight years the deputy county executive and now i serve in the county legislature the past two years. i am looking forward to a fantastic debate this evening where the issues are important to the hudson valley will be thoroughly discussed. thank you. >> congressman? rep. maloney: thank you richard, thank you to my opponent. i am sean patrick maloney and a few years ago you sent me to washington and i have one rule in my office, we will get things done regardless of political party and politics, even though washington is broken and dysfunctional. i ask you for renewal of my two-year contract. i am proud of my record, we passed 31 bills into law, no congress did 31 things, the bills help veterans, help farmers, help infrastructure and fight the "ultimate -- of your epidemic. epide

i rose up to have generally good success. iremember the academic world, was already in my 50's when i got into the academies. there, nobody knew how to treat me. [laughter] who is this guy? who is this old guy with long hair that is going to come in. the first thing they thought of was that i was probably some and would turner all of our students into soldiers. i don't know how you do that necessarily, but that is the attitude some of them had. i do think that the military prepared me for the difficulties that you had. the leadership things that really sort of come naturally from being in a, situation or officer candidate school. most in nonveterans, so many of you can attest to that that when you have been in combat, there is nothing ever that will happen to you that is any worse than that moment. therefore, the rest of the world looks easy after that. i would like to ask the last question and i would like to ask both of you, what is an insight you would like to share with the next generation of small unit leaders going forwa

i understand rose and back in in the same event, the differences they care. our players don't care.. many thanks for joining it's not arrogance but indifference. many thanks forjoining us live from paris. it's the second round of champions league matches this week. manchester united started their european campaign with a comfortable 3—0 win away at young boys in switzeralnd, but since then, they've drawn against wolves, lost to derby in the league cup and went down 3—1 at west ham over the weekend. tenth with ten points from seven matches, it's their worst league start for 29 years. they are back in europe tomorrow night , facing valencia at old trafford. facing the media today, jose mourinho insisted that he's not worried about his position, asjoe lynskey reports. manchester united in misery. more questions about the future ofjose mourinho. and man united, the hopes and dreams of pre—season have already drifted away. between fans, players and the manager it seems relationships deteriorating. this is a club bar from relationships deteriorating. this is a club barfrom united. relatio

but the record on notifications lawful.to is in point is i rose, the issue -- res, it wasi mentioned that too many countries at the wto self designate as developing countries, and as a developing country at the wto, you enjoy flexibilities and exemptions from the rolls. when you look at some of the amazing the air claiming to be developing countries at the wto. 10 of the g20 members claimed developing countries status at the wto. china, the second-largest economy in the world and maybe the largest under ppp basis claims developing country status at the wto. five of the six countries with the largest gdp per capita claimed developing countries status at the wto, so bob lighthouses raised the issue at the ministerial conference in buenos aires last december and there is a real conversation going on at the dubya to you one whether this should be more differentiation among developing countries. that is number two. andissue of china's economy whether china is sitting the wto system, last july, the united states offered a paper on and theeconomic model point of the paper was the essentiall

i rose from trooper to lieutenant colonel. a great career with the state police. i then was fortunate enough to be picked by gotch pat alaska to lead the m.t.a. police department. the metropolitan transportation plist and was there during 9-11 and helped with the evacuation of new york city. i then went back to orange county where i was for eight years the deputy county executive. and now i serve in the county legislature the past two years. i'm looking forward to a fantastic debate this evening where the issues that are important to the hudson valley will be thoroughly discussed. thank you. moderator: thank you. congressman. zwhr well thank you all. thank you, richard. thank you to my opponent. well, folks, my name is sean patrick maloney. a few years ago you sent me to washington. and i have one rule in my office. we are going to get things done. regardless of political parties. regardless of politics. even though washington is broken and dysfunctional. and i have a record now when i return to you and ask you for a renewal of my two-year contract. what is that re

i rose from trooper to lieutenant colonel, , a great career with the state police. i then was fortunate enough to be picked by governor pataki to lead the police department. the metropolitan transportation authority police department. i was there during 9/11 and help with the evacuation of new york city. i then went back to orange county where i was for it is the deputy county executive and noise are in the county legislature the past two years. i'm looking forward to a fantastic debate where the issues are important to the hudson valley will be thoroughly discussed. thank you. >> thank you all. thank you richard, thank you to my opponent. my name is sean patrick maloney. f years ago you sent me to washington and i have one rule in my office. we are going to get things done regardless of political parties, politics, even the washington is broken and dysfunctional. i have a record when i return and you for a renewal of my contract. what is that record? we passed 31 bills into law. they help our veterans, our farmers, build infrastructure, if i people point epidemic an

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is that what i know that which means that if more of those policies were to be adopted in the future hopefully sions mine will be as it has seeped into as they were going to pass that mr rose let me stop you for a second here because we need to take a very short break but i hope we will come back to this discussion and look into the implications of that potential economic crisis a bit more stately and. this is cruel. to the heat actually physically pulled it out of the ground you have well well well well well well well well well well well well well well. there's a lot of money with you. and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. there's an issue. here in the. they were told sixty dollars a day hard work well work is not easy. and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress. these and then move back out like these men that comfort these men that. people have been murdered up here people can raise their massive drug issues up here give a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. welcome back to worlds apart by the grinnell of rosa founder and c.e.o. o

i went and found rose woods, and this number dial and talk to the operator. so i called and got the operator on the phone. i said i have the former vice president sitting here, who would like to talk with president johnson. there was silence for 30 seconds and she comes back and says, can you put the former vice president on the phone so we can identify him? i said surely, so i hand him the phone, he is standing by me. the next thing i hear is, hello, millie. yes, how is susan? he knew all of the operators, so he was identifying himself with his friendliness with the operators. then there was silence and you hear, hi, mr. president, this is dick nixon. i just heard what hubert did, and i wanted to call and let you know i am still with you. [laughter] >> it was huge. >> go ahead. >> you go ahead. >> what i urged nixon to do, i said this is going tonight -- humphrey is going to unite the party. pc brings the left with him, he him, and let'sth remember this party beat us to till in 1964. one it is like the union army. if the union army gets united, then it is a m

rose mallinger. she was 97 years old and lived her whole life in this state. i visited her daughter, andrea, earlier today. she was wounded and is recovering in the hospital, surrounded by family and friends who smiled and laughed and shed tears when they talked about rose. bubby as she was known in her family. she lived for her children and her grandchildren. she was, they said, a pillar of the community, vibrant, full of life. moments ago her family gave this statement. family was everything. she knew her children, grandchild and great grandchildren better than they knew themselves. we will miss her presence and her company greatly. rose, we will remember. so many people to remember. a writer on this program who grew up just four blocks from here knew many of those names. he wets to bar mitzvahs at tree of life and scout troop meetings as well. he remembered what it was like to be a kid in pittsburgh's jewish community. he said it was hard to believe that the whole rest of the world wasn't jewish too, when you're growing up here, wasn't happy as well. squirrel

from nowhere. >> i was going to run for president if i only got my vote and rose's vote. >> i to be better than anyone else. >> can we imagine in what we're experiencing now, a sunday

i went outside to. ones in the whole street rose up and it was like a wave off and we were swept away i mean there we'll have a special report from our correspondent on the ground also coming up as labor shortages loom germany draws up a new plan to make the country attractive to skilled workers from other countries. and drugs crime and punishment beatings we have an exclusive undercover report from what's become known as europe's most dangerous and violent refugee camp on the greek island of less focus. flow i'm terry martin welcome to the program indonesia has raised the number of dead after last week's earthquake and tsunami to more than twelve hundred survivors meanwhile are beginning to grow angry at the government's response to the disaster they say authorities are being too slow to send a areas outside of the main town of pollo and that they're running short of food fuel and other essentials as. harty reports the government has begun air lifting some survivors to safety. all they want is to get out. some of them have been waiting for days at the airport to get on one of the planes that are bringi

[speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] >> i am quoting rose, she said that russia tested started in 2008, ground launch cruise missile that flies to ranges banned by the treaty. the band ranges are between 505,500 kilometers. we are quite sure they have tested a capable missile that applies to those regions and try to get away with it. we called with them on it starting in may 2013 and we have been butting heads ever cents. >> [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] >> i might also direct your attention to the reports filed annually by the state department available on the website beginning with the compliance report of 2014 which cover 2013 and which referred to it up to the present day six years of russian noncompliance mimic. >> [speaking in native language] [speaking in native language] [speaking in native languag

i was like, "that's not fair. jeremy irons doesn't look anything like lida rose."hter ] it's definitely -- >> i'm thinking of having her apply to be his stunt double. >> seth: that would be great. [ laughter ] >> a flying rabbit, like, jumping off a plane. i don't know. >> seth: are you -- is broadway something you want to do again? would you -- are you gonna to see shows when you're here? >> well, i have to go back to l.a. tomorrow. otherwise, i would see like, every show i could and, like, my biggest goal right now is to come back and do shakespeare in the park. >> seth: oh, that'ntrs a applau] >> yeah, so. >> seth: well, based on all our other success, i can't imagine that won't happen. it is such a delight to meet you. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks. it was a pleasure to be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: constance wu, everybody. the fifth season of "fresh off the boat" premieres this friday at 8:00 p.m. on abc. we'll be right back with more "late night." (guard) what i' wed fury. freakish intelligence. wicked seduction. these endeavors will

i talked about these different ages. maybe just prior to when the berlin wall came down. rose laughed. i don't know exactly when it happens. the great spirit spoke of a fork in the road. right now all humankind is standing at that fork in the road. we will be confronted with the choice. one fork in the road which said to be a hard service. we see that as the fast lane. highway that pollutes and upsets the natural bounds. the more natural path. it depends on which choice the humankind makes as to what will happen when the next new age is ushered in. this is where the wolf comes in. whenever human beings encroach on a wolf territory, the wolf retreats into what we know as a wilderness today. a very powerful symbol for what little wilderness we have left. you may no longer have a place to retreat. if that happens, you will soon pass out of existence. you will become extinct. you, if your brother passes out of existence, you will soon follow. you will die of the great loneliness of spirit. you, if you pass out of existence, all other humans will soon follow. the wolf as was the fate of the

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moore the ground started moving i went out sergeant. rose up in the air was like and we were swept away we'll hear from an aid worker about how survivors are coping also coming up. drugs crimes and punishment beatings we have an exclusive undercover report from what's become known as europe's most dangerous and violent refugee camp on the greek island of nestle's. honored for their groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics three scientists from three different countries are awarded this year's nobel prize in physics. you just came on me welcome to the program authorities in indonesia say the death toll from last week's earthquake and tsunami is now more than twelve hundred meanwhile survive as a growing angry at the government's response to the disaster with aid slow to arrive in the quake zone they're running short of food fuel and other essentials. days after the devastating earthquake and tsunami survivors are still struggling to get hold of aid fuel is in short supply here people are trying to collect as much pichel as they

i am going increasingly concerned about cyber bullying, which is particularly impactful for students. >> rosedid that answer your question? >> no, i would like to specifically focus on lgbt bullying, not just bullying in general. how would you fix that? >> i think it's important to answer the question. i know time is limited, but rose once a specific answer. state that again. >> what will you as governor due to make schools safe for lgbt youth? >> we have passed legislation to prohibit bullying in our schools. my education policy is specifically cared to making sure that our lgbtq students are safe in their schools, that they can have access to the appropriate facilities they need and that there are policies and place in every single school around the state. my goal as governor is to make sure those are being implemented, and that means working with our school superintendents. i meet with him quarterly and will continue to encourage them to ensure that those policies are being implement it. >> mr. buehler? >> i think we need to really understand the depth of the problem. besides all of the ot

rose, thank you for joining us. i know that everything is so hard right now. you and the family? >> it's devastating. life as we know it is gone. there's nowhere you can walk without rubble and walk mig dog i have to be careful every step she takes. we can't even get out of where i live because the debris piled up so high that they have to do the more important search-and-rescue before they can help the people that are stuck. >> how bad is the house? >> we've got some roof damage, siding, broken windows. the bottom floor was totally flooded to waist high. we've lost everything in our cabinets. there was two inches of mud on the bottom of the floors that we had to clean up. it took us two days to get the floor to where we could walk on it. it was pretty bad. >> you think you guys can stay there or as soon as you can you'll have to get out? >> well, we're trying to stay there. we don't want to go to a shelter but our refrigerator turned over sideways, we had a generator but it burned up last night but we lost our main resource. supposedly our county supposed to

terisa estaciopaul rose, sfmta i am here with paul rose, the spokesperson for the sfmta - and we arealking scooters. they are coming back to the city. october 15 is when the contract begins. paul, how is this going to work? we issued two contracts to to companies. they proved that they would honor the safety issues we put in to make sure it is safe. the contracts are scoot and skip. they are going to have issued two separate contracts at 625 scooters each. it is pilot program for a year. after 6 months they are going to reveiw. and if all is fine, they will open up more scooters, 2,500. safety is number one, these companies promised to do all they can to make sure scooters are safe as they can be. terisa estacio, kron four news##### tonight at ten: congress is grappling with how to regulate tech companies and protect your personal information today lawmakers looked at california and european privacy laws to find out what's working and what's not. our washington correspondent jessica smith reports after a series of high-profile data breaches and privacy scandals... lawmakers say they'

i went outside to. the whole street rose up it was like a wave and we were swept away. it was like a whole opening up slamming shut again. it would take its residents a long time to recover what was destroyed in just a matter of seconds. and some. may never. get more now on the situation helen van well as indonesia country director for the relief organization care thank you so much for joining us this afternoon we just heard there and we've been seeing images of shortages of food of fuel and we're wondering what your aid workers are telling you about the situation there on the ground yes exactly that what you're saying it it's a very very sad and desperate situation for many people i was talking today to interact who is who works with this with one of our partners that we work with and he was telling me he was practically in tears because he was telling me about it a woman who was about to give birth but she needs this is scary and there's no doctor available and she was told to hang on so you know you know i just don't know what is going to happen in that situation but

i went i'm sorry. one from the whole street rose up in the bed it was like a wave of kind we were swept away you know we'll have a special report from our correspondent on the ground also coming up honored for their groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics three scientists from three different countries are awarded this year's nobel prize in physics and our correspondent explains how their work has opened up revolutionary new areas of research. i did labor shortages loom germany's coalition parties agree on a new immigration law to try and attract skilled workers from other countries. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program indonesia has raised to more than twelve hundred the number of people who died in the earthquake and tsunami that devastated parts of sue the island last week survivors meanwhile are beginning to grow ng. at the government's response to the disaster they say authorities are being too slow to send aid to areas outside of the main town of palu and that they are running short of food fuel and other essential as hard to reports the government has begun airlifting though some s

acceptable if it can be done unilaterally it becomes very relevant if the house of commons and perhaps i was a rose as well fail to support any alternative proposals for bracks it in those circumstances we're going to find ourselves running up against a time barrier twenty ninth of march and if there's going to be a referendum as many of us would like to see on the outcome or possibly even a general election. then there has to be a facility for delaying the article fifty until the outcome of a referendum or a general election unknown and in the from the vantage point of the house a lot of you must be said scratching your head that seems to be a commons without a majority for any proposal if there's a proposal to put to the call well that undermines. scenarios which you yourself are a part of at one time when the house of commons wanted to reform the house of lords but couldn't get a majority for any single proposal it's a similar situation that we're heading for and it's a matter of frustration in the house of lords at this point in time that it is a wish to get on with it or whatever the outcome i

relatives are still missing and i hope the government can help find them the sun was shining and then i suddenly rose up and buried the houses in my heart i said if this is the time i die what more could i do i just pray to god. some desperate survivors are looting shops for food and water indonesia's government is working with international agency you china and e.u. to bring in aid experts it will take weeks until the full extent of the devastation is no in some of the areas are still not acceptable and getting aid in is now the first priority roads have been cut off by landslides major bridges broken down so physical access is a real challenge the other one is information i mean electricity is down so the communications are down many people the first cross is simply family tracing in two thousand and four a tsunami struck down the asia killing some hundred seventy thousand people in indonesia alone in the aftermath of the recent quake and tsunami many are asking why warning them that after after the deaths are appeared to have failed. is in the port city of. the island joins us live from those so f

and i ultimately rose up from being a trial attorney and management, and i was kamala harris' chief while i was there at the district attorney's office, while she was the elected district attorney. and when she left the office, i left and then went into city hall, where i worked with our previous mayor, mayor ed lee, and i served as his deputy chief of staff. and i focused on public safety and did a lot of the work in conjunction can the police commission. until very recently, when i became the executive director for the department of police accountability. for those of you that don't know what that agency is, we are charged here doing investigations of complaints with the police department. we also make policy recommendations to the police department, and we audit the police department. and so the agency now as it exists, it used to exist as the office of citizens complaint, and we changed the name, we expanded the jurisdiction, and that's the agency that i am the head of now, and so i sit on the police commission, but they don't let me vote, sadly. i always want to vote, because voting'

rose, thank you. >> i would hire you.laughter] [applause] >> thank you. >> i think it speaks to the quality of the young people asking our questions tonight. >> our next question is from a 17-year-old from portland. she wants to ask you about recognizing trauma. >> thank you for allowing roosevelt to host this event. my question is for governor kate and representative buehler. school, manytural students have traumatic experiences in school and in personal life. roosevelt high school in collaboration with the university of oregon through trauma informed approach is focusing on creating agency, resilience, and resolving barriers as a result of trauma. how would you support schools and teachers to address trauma within classrooms to improve academic performances, specifically for black and hispanic students? >> we begin with representative buehler. >> a great question. i can tell that you understand the issue with regards to adverse childhood experiences and the long-term impact that can have, and these experiences occur fro

i went down sign. forms from the full street rose up in it and it was like i was waiting and we were swept away i mean never we'll have a special report from our correspondent on the ground also coming up drugs crime and punishment beatings we have another exclusive undercover reporter from what's become known as europe's most dangerous and violent refugee camp on the greek island of les pauls. and the bonus league is reigning champions have been less than perfect defending their championship this season but by munich are hoping for a boost tonight and the europe wide champions league. hello i'm turning martin good to have you with us indonesia has raised the number of dead after last week's earthquake and tsunami to more than twelve hundred survivors meanwhile are beginning to grow angry at the government's response to the disaster they say authorities are being too slow to send aid to areas outside the main town of palu and that they're running short of food fuel and other rez essential as to be used boston hunting reports the government has been begun to air lifting some survivors to safety. all th

when they rose out of the mines, dirty and grimy from a hard day's work, -- you may write me out of history with your bitter lies, you may trod me into dust, but i rise. they rose even though they were slaves and immigrants and other ethnics, but they rose with a good day of god's hard work and fueled states. they brought energy to the midwest. they were committed to each other, black and white. there is a story about the coal miners, when a coal miner died, they did not go to the funeral. they went back into the mines. that day's hard work went to the widow and the children. this was an amazing town. imagine this, far before integration became the law of the land, a bunch of black and whites came together with scraps of cloth to do a quilting bee. him him and sweeds, slovaks, black folks, joining together stitching their individual cloth, stitching and pulling. these women knew what we know now, the lines that divide us are nowhere near as strong as the ties that bond us. we may be different in race, we may be different in religion, but when we come together and stand together, we have the strength. this is our history and it is how we got thin

the death toll as i told you now stands at 17. it rose all day given the devastation in places like mexico beach, like what you're seeing it will almost certainly continue to rise. 286 people stayed through the storm. as you can see a lot of the town is heavily damaged or simply leveled. crews have been making their way through town searching for people who may be trapped alive beneath wreckage, searching for survivors and of course for anyone who did not survive.

terisa estaciopaul rose, sfmta i am here with paul rose, the spokesperson for the sfmta - and we are scooters. they are coming back to the city. october 15 is when the contract begins. paul, how is this going to work? we issued two contracts to to companies. they proved that they would honor the safety issues we put in to make sure it is safe. the contracts are scoot and skip. they are going to have issued two separate contracts at 625 scooters each. it is pilot program for a year. after 6 months they are going to reveiw. and if all is fine, they will open up more scooters, 2,500. safety is number one, these companies promised to do all they can to make sure scooters are safe as they can be. terisa estacio, kron four news##### they have walked out of their apartment complexes they have the second floor of some of the apartments are just gone. roofs are gone. so it's a tough situation." (jrs) a principle seeing video of his destroyed school for the first time is hurting for his students. in two minutes we will go to a reporter on the grounds of the school where hurricane michael came

i took a picture. >> reporter: when rose mae menard not only did she settle thousands of miles from her hometown in hawaii, the journey from humble beginnings to a successful career in silicon valley sometimes feels even further. >> i grew up on the west side of kauai. and it's a town that, today they call it marginalized. we were always poor, but back then, being poor was just a way of life for us, growing up on a plantation. >> reporter: but while poverty is in mae rose's past, a recent trip back homemade her realize it isn't for those living there today. in 1992, hurricaneknee key devastated kauai. b >> when i went home, they still had two shelves left in the library, and i was shocked to see that after so many years that they had not put the books back. so i wanted to give back, and i didn't know how, but this was the simplest thing that came to mind was start with the books. let's fill this library. >> reporter: working with a friend, mae rose started spreading the word, asking for book donations hoping for 500. a lemonade stand brought in a few, but then things grew bigger and bigger until mae rose

one of the things i found rose, october 15th, sean hannity was doing a whole segment blasting robertardo for things he said on the alec baldwin joe of all things, he said that trump allies will work either because they made a deal with the devil. that becomes robert de niro calling theth president a devil and us arbor worshipers and in effect. playing the victim card. what is that? we find out who this is this is. >> sean: john avalon's ball flying and ignorant. frankly, recklessly irresponsible. he's the walking embodiment of why so many americans just don't trust the media. why they chant "cnn sucks." maybe you should watch a full episode of "hannity" or listen to my radio show and they would see how i have been repeatedly calling on political vilification in this country to stop, especially the confrontations. how i deplore, disavow all incivility and acts of violence from the left and the right. by the way, if he ever watch my show, listen to my radio show, he would know how much i value law & order and the safety of everyone, including people i disagree with passionately, for ex