reporter i didn't see that personally i saw it i saw i did i saw two cars that were all totaled the trunk was just completely smashed a woman was inside crying there was there was blood on the hood of her vehicle there was blood all over the place of people about sixteen people injured i saw i saw some of them flying through the air over the hood of the car. and i'm hearing actually one one possible fatality i can't confirm that but that's that's what i've been hearing on the ground and i also hear about sixteen people injured total. been any suggestion at this point to who the victims were the people who were hit by this call with a right wing protest as over the counter protest no no they were contra protesters they they were more of the variety they weren't breaking things or anything like that they were marching through a very very small road it was it's a one way and they had just a big number of people in that stretch and the car just plowed through three cars actually plowed through two of them and it appears to be unintentionally one of them and it appears to be very intentional i

i saw a trail of spots. spilt as it had been carried out of the train onto the platform. i put the crumpled newspapers which had been used to wipe the floor in a plastic bag. the three of us put all the newspapers in the bag. i was worried that these things might explode so i took the bag downstairs to the office. then i heard mr takahashi had collapsed. the unseen chemicals striking people down in a matter of seconds. they choked and vomited, some were blinded and paralysed. one of the first confirmations that a deadly nerve gas had caused the poisoning was given by this doctor. "it is sarin," he said, "it is one of the worst of all poisons." translation: by then my body had started shivering. i tried to make a report about the 8:12am train but my hand was shaking and i couldn't even write eight. so i took my cap and uniform off and washed my face. i guess i was trying to pull myself together. then i collapsed. when i woke up i was in hospital. my staff were there. because i knew mr takahashi had collapsed,

i saw i saw i did i saw two cars that were totaled the trunk was just completely smashed a woman was inside crying there was there was blood on the hood of her vehicle there was blood all over the place of people about sixty people injured i saw i saw some of them flying through the air over the hood of the car. and i'm hearing actually one one possible feet ality i can't confirm that but that's that's what i've been hearing on the ground and i also care about sixteen people injured total the been any suggestion at this point to who the victims were the people who who were hit by this call with a right wing protest as over the counter protest this no no they were counter protesters they they were more of the variety they weren't breaking things or anything like that they were marking them this. where we're doing record setting business including something called the countability act where david and his executives can now hold people accountable for doing a poor job. and say you're fired you do a poor job for a veterans you're fired that's been in the making for forty years they were

reporter i didn't see that personally i saw it i saw i did i saw two cars that were totaled the trunk was just completely smashed a woman was inside crying there was there was blood on the hood of her vehicle that was blood all over the place of people sixty people injured i saw i saw some of them flying through the air over the hood of the car. and i'm hearing actually one one possible feet tallit i can't confirm that but that's that's what i've been hearing on the ground and i also hear about sixteen people injured total as the been any suggestion at this point as to who the victims were the people who who were hit by this call with a right wing protesters over the counter protesters. no no they were counter protesters they they were more of the variety they weren't breaking things or anything like that they were marching through a very very small road it was it's a one way and they had just of a big number of people in that stretch and the car just plowed through three cars actually plowed through two of them and it appears to be unintentionally one of them and it appears to be ver

i saw people falling on the pavement. i think some six people.

when i saw that it was not slowing down, i realise that there was something very, very wrong. ctually saw the van itself travelling at speed? yeah, yeah. how fast was it going? i would guess 50 mph but it is hard to tell. it was going fast. in sucha is hard to tell. it was going fast. in such a tight street it must have felt magnified, you must have known there was something wrong? as soon asi there was something wrong? as soon as i saw the velocity of it, i thought, this is an attack. it isn't just a slightly out—of—control van. asi just a slightly out—of—control van. as i ran back to my flat, 50 metres away, it was traumatic. i ran into the shops, people were running into shops and bars, shutters were coming down. the police cordoned off the road entirely. and how busy was it in the streets before the attack? road entirely. and how busy was it in the streets before the attack7m is packed, it is always packed. some are in barcelona is the ultimate tourist attraction. it is difficult walking out pace down las ramblas because there is always people around, it is so busy. it is s

well i wasn't rolling at the time i just happened to catch the aftermath i saw i saw a line of three cars up plowing through but it doesn't protesters other injuries were very heavy there was there was quite a bit of blood on the roof the cars the cars were total that looked like on i'm not i'm not quite sure of the exact situation a lot of people around here are saying that it was a member of the unite the right who are plowed through originally but clearly there were there were was more than one vehicle involved and i saw i saw the woman and so i crying so i'm not really entirely sure of the situation there we do already hood prior to this incident of violence and bloodshed people with numerous injuries is this a suggestion that the protests are getting more intense. i'm sorry i'm sorry i lost you for a moment i was just saying that prior to that vehicle incident there was already numerous reports of blood being shed they say protest is this is suggestion things are getting any boy i saw i saw at least twelve or so protesters they were marching through a very tight a street a one w

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around the whole of people in the floor i saw a lot of blood. and then police started to peer over from everywhere and they arrived at the ambulances but for some woman one hour here it was. terrible i bet they were used of course every well europe is in the holidays and. there were many many people here is full of people all day now with this all the year but especially in august so it was a lot of people it was very crowded pedestrians that were on the street when the attack happened ran for shelter in nearby shops and cafes shop owners then closed their stores and covered windows to protect those inside we spoke with witnesses who were close to the attack in barcelona and they told us what they experienced. but i guess nothing like that ever happened to me i hope they find the perpetrators and everything will be alright. like every day i went to work and i work as a security guard here in front in santa lucia and i passed where the incident happened and i saw many people running when we got there the police officers put us in a bar and locked

i saw a white van with the side door open. we heard gunshots. as the police or from the van, i don't know. i didn't hang around for that. we ran into the burger king to get shelter. reporter: what was going through your mind when it was going on? are we going to survive? yeah, we were just scared they were going to get in there. they pulled all the shutters down. just kept us safe and that was it. i saw people falling to the ground, and that struck my eyes, rather than the car. i immediately sensed that it was a nice—like event. and people around it ran away, fled away in panic. authorities say the vehicle was driven half a kilometre down las ramblas boulevard, reportedly at up to 80 kilometres an hour. police have released a photo of this man, driss oubakir, said to have rented the van. he's understood to have been known to police. a former prisoner, released five years ago. police say two people have been arrested tonight but investigators are still working to get to the bottom of how this happened and who was behind it. right now, people are b

until it was pretty much alongside me and at this point i saw everyone from the bars. i just panicked like everyone everyone ran you know on and. it was just when it stopped and i didn't turn around and look. to see if you see behind me there were people people lying face down on the floor i. i i i you just don't expect it to happen. like to you in a way you know you see on the t.v. like i saw them when it happened in london and i saw what happened in france and t.v. but when it's right next to this is a different. city from a different feeling. but here's how events unfolded in barcelona last night at around five pm local time a white family driven into people on the popular pedestrian a street of last year that was filled with thorsten in fact victims of from at least twenty four different countries that found them went on for around five hundred meters before stopping further down here to square the driver them fled on foot and he's still at large. and i saw many people roaming the covered bodies of kids lying in the streets this is a tragedy. people running in every

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in london it is a thin mind sir but what i found is after looking at the film three or four times i saw the structure of it differently i thought he i thought he structured brilliantly i thought that was a bit of a lure to kind of bring the audience and to use the humor and brad performance is very kind of funny initially and also believable and then the film sort of digresses into a classic war picture so i have a different take on it i think he achieved both you played some indelible roles in your career most of the population will forever know you as part of the brat pack. is that good or bad you know what i recall at that time i think it was a bit of advice by a magazine at the time who who got all those a lot of those actors of my generation to sit down and then it became the coin phrase i mean it certainly can't touch the rat pack but. i've never made much of it i didn't think it was the nicest term but ultimately it just became a way of referencing i guess people my generation in the acting you know. can be gentle was to. do the reinvent themselves you think that's the case with

i saw many people running i saw recovered bodies of kids lying in the street this is a tragedy. all the sudden we heard a loud noise we saw an avalanche of people running in every direction it was total chaos we had no idea what was going on i didn't see the band i just heard a boom boom boom sound and people screaming. i was here at cole my balcony to give the alarm. i listened the noise of crack and people screaming then i went to the balcony and i saw the. desks and the form around the full of people in the floor i saw a lot of blood it was. terrible i don't know what kind of combat like injuries when . a lot of people died on the street like it's crazy it's going to be for us. is how events unfolded in barcelona than around five pm local time last evening a white van was driven into people on a popular pedestrian ice street called last ramblers a focal point normally for tourists in the city especially this time here the van was driven for about five hundred meters until it reached plaza book area where the driver then fled on foot the instant as we've been hearing it happene

i saw. serious results could bring forth joy. a place in. war but unfortunately even the people didn't understand the. member celebration. and i would like to say that right now some people enjoy don't understand reality. as they are living under illusion but i see. these six years war situation concerning territorial integrity and situation consenting conflict a solution. worse and worse and very much. disappointed that the. didn t. use the for solving their problems. many politicians they are closing the reality of the problems unfortunately i would like to mention. this tragic two selves and bring so serious problems. we can't just. create a better possibility for joy i would use the the georgian media provides and balanced coverage of those events no absolutely not and of course. may be clear they need to was. truly a national movement. nevertheless i didn't see a new. release investigations to journalistic investigation in the media or even some test to show pictures from different sides. for example and i mentioned. the. problem was tha

these i saw that unfortunately i will have no any kind of mechanisms to every very serious problems for the country in the future and of course i said. either you are destined to doing what you promised or i will leave because i don't want to be a part of the process process which is reading my country in absolutely wrong direction and. very serious problems because of why i decided to leave will eventually do came back when you founded the democratic movement united georgia. what move the to do to come back only war only war because before war i had a very strong decision made for myself at least a few years i will not. i will continue to be. somehow for political life or for georgia and i will try and just i wanted to see what is going to lead it from the side to understand the situation may be more just. from the side but what had happened what happened into cells and they tend to specially when i saw the reaction of course celebrating so-called week to reenter selves and when i saw absolutely reaction from the side of the political forces unfortunately from the side of a big part of

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i saw that. sell your show that means kenya going to make money with his dad. >> we got nominated for a golden globe. tracy ellis -- >> congratulations, tracy. >> we had three -- congratulations. anthony was nominated. tracy was nominated. tree s tracy was nominated. many, ga nomination and naacp. >> saw the piece. picked an episode of best of tv for the last season. >> it was amazing and it been literally -- honestly, this sounds crazy but i -- my son came two months early. the only one of my kids that came early. my wife got this thing called preeclamps preeclampsia. crazy time but i believe babies bring such blessings. there is an energy that opens up. i had so many blessings that i really just want to pour upon my friends and loved ones. this is not -- this is not me. you know, i've been favored upon and want to do the best i can to take my opportunity because i can be over tomorrow. you know, tell stories that matter to us and be funny and at the same time, do a good job. i think that's the

so i couldn't turn away when i saw it. i had been taught that these ar the principles i'm supposed to stand for. >> you skipped if, i heard you correctly, you went from king to jackson, jesse to sanders. did you mean to skip over obama? >> yeah, i did. and that's not a slight on my president. he has been next to black jew jesus when hit the flea market in '88, he is the greatest wall hanging picture of any black barber house or household. >> he may be like black jesus. >> he may be the black jesus. but the reason i don't is because he compared himself to reagan. and there is no room for a reaganite in that. and i'm not saying that sand serz better. but i am opposed to most of the policies of ronald reagan. therefore, if you put your snefl a reagan light, i can't put you next to a king or a king because we know reagan was not that. a great politician, a great centrist from the republican side, someone who managed to defeat the soviet union, absolutely. we got the king holiday negotiated under him thanks to people like others

i saw the blood it was. terrible. spanish police say they've identified now this is just in the suspected driver of the van in barcelona in that attack there named him as a seventeen year old called who cab he's still. the suspected driver is understood to be the brother of one of the three arrested men we spoke earlier today. who handed himself in to police after being named on t.v. he claims his documents were used to rent the vehicle used in laugh. night's attack this guy is seen on screen there's a twenty eight year old parent was born in morocco he was reportedly known to police as well in fact had spent a month in prison but that was several years ago. ok now i said we show a bit more about the just ticks and where this happened this is how events unfolded in barcelona last evening around about five o'clock local time a white van. artie's hell is a company at least to help orphans stranded in war torn iraq to find their elitism returned home they were taken there by radicalized parents who joined islamic state w

and a song that we're going to close the program with is, you know, i dreamed i saw st. made out to be off. when he's writing masters of war or hard rain is i've got to tell it my way. i can't be woody guthrie who can't be joe hill. it's going to be different every time. g he kept, i think, dylan kept reporting and trying to tell truth and fighting the fight, but it was a whole different way and eventually a whole different sound to go with it. >> so when you look at the arc of the labor movement, when you look at what happened in call you met and in other situations and how the labor movement today is fairly weak, especially the private sector labor movement, when you look back, do you see as a historian looking at that areas where they made mistakes, where they tactically, politically undermined their own efforts or failed to take action they should have? >> i, i don't know. i don't think i'm going to walk into that trap, thank you very much. [laughter] good try though. i think part of what did happenn was in the '60s, the vaunted '60s that i leved through and -- lived

sometimes it's exactly like what i saw and sometime it's so different. but i'm open. he muse. so i'm always writing. i'm always painting. and it's a great way to live, man. you know, and the best thing is, i don't give a [ beep ] if anybody likes it. when you're young, you hope they like me. now you say i don't care now. guess what happens? when you stop caring, they like you more. >> yeah. yeah. >> i was about to ask what the benefit was. i think you just answered. what is the benefit of getting out of that space where you are worried about ticket sales and worried about album sales and worried about -- i think you answered that now. >> yeah. it was -- and in -- i wrote a song called "pop singer." >> i love it. you played it. before you go, you know what is cool about your stuff? what is cooling about seeing you or jam taylor is your fans adore you. they show up in droves to see you. but they note words to all of your songs. when you get that pop singer, i mean it was just -- you were there. you were on the stage. kunlt really feel this. but in the audience, i'm looki

i saw a white van with the side door open. we heard gunshots. it was the police or from the van, i don't know. i didn't hang around for that. we ran into the burger king to get shelter. reporter: what was going through your mind when it was going on? are we going to survive? yeah, we were just scared they were going to get in there. they pulled all the shutters down. just kept us safe and that was it. i saw people falling to the ground, and that struck my eyes, rather than the car. i immediately sensed it was a nice—like event. and people around it ran away, fled away in panic. authorities say the vehicle was driven half a kilometre down las ramblas boulevard, reportedly at up to 80 kilometres an hour. police have released a photo of this man, driss 0ubakir, said to have rented the van. he's understood to have been known to police. a former prisoner, released five years ago. police say two people have been arrested tonight but investigators are still working to get to the bottom of how this happened and who was behind it. right now, people are be

as soon as i saw the velocity of it, i thought, this is an attack, it's notjust a van of it, i thoughts not just a van that of it, i thought, this is an attack, it's notjust a van that is of it, i thought, this is an attack, it's not just a van that is slightly out of control. everybody was running to the shops, the bars, everyone put their shutters down. armed police have cordoned off my road entirely. that is tom, an english teacher and eyewitness who lives in barcelona and saw what happened at las ramblas. we arejust ramblas. we are just hearing from the police in catalonia that the driver of this van involved in this incident that mowed down so many people in the street in barcelona is still on the run. they have now confirmed that. they've said that two other people suspected of being involved in the attack have been arrested. a spaniard and a moroccan. but neither of those people were the driver of this van, according to catalonia police. that person is still being sought and is still on the run. the security consultant described what he saw a short time ago. he has been behind t

i saw the devastation in the lower ninth ward. i saw where the levees breached. i saw the streets and the cars that were turned over and how homes had literally been moved from their slabs by virtue of the force of nature, the water. i have some sense of what the damages were there. i have traversed my district. i was out earlier this morning out on highway 288, which is more than 100 yards wide. it goes below grade level because the streets go over this highway and it's a river now. water is flowing through it very much akin to the way water flows down the mississippi. i have been out to the southern part of the city and i have seen where the tornadoes hit and how trees were snapped and homes have been damaged. my district office in the missouri city area has been damaged by a tornado. we are having to move out. we are looking for an office in a time of crisis when we need the office. we are out searching for an office. i have seen the people coming into the center that was opened just last night. 4:00 yesterday in the afternoon we opened up a shelter for people

i saw someone injured and i was this is like actually happening. a real situation i was in the middle of. just very difficult to really make sense of and really disgusts me there are people like this that will go out of their way to harm others. >> the threat is all too real but so is the response. the what have you seen from people since this terrible event? even in the hours after and the scene behind you now. how are people responding? >> thankfully, light after the incident took place, i saw a lot of police vehicles and ambulances coming there. the about 30 seconds to a minute later. so thankfully i felt there was a very quick response. today, walking down las ram brass in h the side of the street vigils being held. people they're related to or knew or just to be there in spirit. very kind of unifying feeling. and entire community coming together, not just us, the locals, but tourists like myself and my cousin. >> it's important for you to be part of that response. thank you for joining us. i'm happy you're okay and your cousin. we'll keep in o

that i had to sort of simpatico because i saw the relationship that i had with with hughes that johnny and tim had you know they already. i think it was actually the first fell together but obviously they went on to make five or six other films but. burl brilliant artist and very nice guy very low key guy actually alex flora's. you see in molly ringwald new wallace archie's mom on riverdale i have not i'm not a. nice lady though you played michael slim build days whitey ford and a young edgar allan pole and anyone else you want to play aga somebody great i have to say that in those opportune when i had those opportunities that really inspired me to bring the work to another level so i mean i don't know what can't i can't put a finger on who i might want to play but i certainly like. playing real people already for losing sixty one right that right those who tell you first of all sure what's next what's coming up i did a film with the great bruce dern called the leaders. bruce is doing great he's working all the time and it's a sort of modern out adaptation of king lear and instead of h

people in the floor i saw a lot of blood it was. terrible. it's crazy it's just. at around five pm on thursday white van was driven into people on the popular pedestrian state of last time bless it's a focal point for tourists in the city there on the drive on for around five hundred for the mates until it race plus a book. that's where the driver got out fled on foot and remains on the loose the authorities say they don't know his location and about it he may have even left the country i was later a similar incident occurred in the resort town of cumberland's. police opened fire on a car we have failed to stop at a security check vehicle carried on and it struck people on the problem knowledge before overturning five occupants emerged and tried to attack pedestrians that would not but they were shot dead by police authorities believe that the perpetrators of the two incidents were linked and that they may have been planning even bigger attacks. has more from spain. i'm here on the rambler in the heart of barcelona where the deadly terror attack took place on thur

and i saw a pattern which i knew could never occur in a random world. can't happen.d to be the cubans. the fbi was using the trump card and was being manipulated. they didn't know it. so at that moment i realized that i had cracked the trump card. i wrote up an eight-page memo and i fax i had to the fbi. about an hour later, steve mccoy called me, and the the first thing he said was scott, i think we got off on the wrong foot. i think we're going to be working together for a while. and i was revealed. the only way we were going to be successful was to work together and it was at that moment i knew that we were going to be okay. one of the things that the fbi did was to assign a cocase agent by the name of pete lap. >> the first time i heard the name ana montes was at the christmas party 2000. they got the name of a suspect who matched one of these unsub cases. i talked to steve mccoy, the senior case agent, and i said, hey, i hear you're working a neat case and you have a name. i'd love to work with you on this. he said yeah, sure, i'd appreciate your help. from ther

now, as we got into primetime, i saw tucker carlson doing a slave history and maria bartiromo who i have looked up to for 20 years called it an excellent press conference, so she's in the good company of anne colter and david duke. but in reality does president trump's actions and response that you get from his true buddies at fox, does this put him on an island now more than ever? yes, gary cohn may have been smirking there but i highly doubt he was an hour later and today. >> well yeah, stephanie, it's just this extraordinary moment in time and it presents a time for choosing for all republicans. there may be corrupt news networks who try to chauffeur this, who try to explicate the president from what he said. there may be opportunistic politicians, but the right thing to do is plainly evident in front of everybody. and you can't leak out to the news media any longer and say, well, i'm here to serve in indispensable purpose in the white house because if i leave someone less qualified will take my job and, oh, what about our agenda of tax cuts. what we have is the president of the unite

and i saw many people running i saw the covered bodies of kids lying in the street this is a tragedy. you. saw an avalanche of people running in every direction and when it was total chaos we had no idea what was going on and when i didn't see the man i just heard a boom boom boom sound and people screaming. and the ball rambler. i saw a lot that. it was. a lot of work done on the street like it's crazy it's great to scream for us. cartridges in barcelona at a hospital where the injured are being treated. or awful even awful my the soul of these people been through spurring waking up in absolute shock is no tell us what it's like where you are the. average with or at the hospital in the early hours after we first arrived in barcelona where they there was one of the three hospitals where they're treating one hundred twelve people as reported already come through we knew that so she died and what they did is that they took all the injured across those different hospitals and we were there last night where it was a pretty somber mood in the early hours and we were when getting any update

i saw it happen.aw it first in berlin in 1932, five young men that i knew were stand in the crowd listening to the nazi speaker. listening to the nazi speaker. eric was a catholic. anton, a student of mine was a you. heinrich owned a small hardware store. karl was a former and heinz was an unemployed worker. >> i said it's time you inherit the nation that rightfully belongs to you. you belong to the glorious destiny of the germany, provide land for the farmer, work for the worker and profits for the small businessman. who is getting these things now? the jew. the jew who has stolen our nation and our birthright. who makes all of the money and takes all of our jobs? the jews. they must be shunned. he must be astra sizeostracized. he must be eliminated. and the catholics, we don't want our great nation run by a foreign church. we germans know what to do with these people when the time comes, they and their faith must be destroyed. and now the free masons, in germany we have no place for secret society.

>> first of all i would like to make it clear to everyone that's viewing, that what i saw in 2000 and was published in 2002, this rise of the new white nationalism. that occurred long before the election of president trump. i called it new to distinguish it from white supremacy because it was the people who were being involved were more intellectual. they were not espousing racial violence but they had briefanses. they questioner upset about multi-culturalism and affirmative action and they felt white people's rights were being trampled and no one was rinsing to their briefanses. when they were stressing the racial double standards, i saw the argument to resonate among the young people. so my book was written as a warning. i saw conditions converging that i knew the movement would grow in the we started addressing the issue. judge jeanine: our saying is the rise of the alt-right is not the same as white supremacists. >> yes. that's exactly what i'm saying. judge jeanine: the alt-right you predicted would increase is doing so because of multi-culturalism and the fact that the whites do