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some say iay have a mild migraie because i'm hearing manilow fros sun up to sun down. some are complaining about it. >> another night of barry manilow. ♪ >> but it may be the right tune at the wrong time. it is keeping them away. the neighbors are telling them would you rather panhandlers or manilow. what's the chemistry that's making this work? >> laura: i don't understand this. he has romantic tuneful songs, many based on classical pieces which people don't realize. i think it's so opposite to the chaotic awful culture that we have, that it drives the people away. i bet a lot of people walking into rite aid like to bop along. >> laura: let's be honest. raymond took his college-aged son. >> to barry monday low. >> laura: mandy, she came and gave out taking. i turned her away. >> one thing is clear -- ♪ looks like we made it >> laura: president trump hasn't picked a supreme court nominee yet. but the democrats are already pulling shenanigans, next. >> laura: very exciting, president trump, on air force one, declared that he will announce a nominee to replace retiring s

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and you know, because i was in minnesota a lot but obviously one more trip, iai. that won't happen again. but one that was really important to me, i always wondered why doctors don't take care of our great vets. we just passed veterans choice administration. that gives our veterans the care they deserve, the care they earn. so our veterans were waiting in line for nine days, for 12 days, for three weeks. someone online with a minor problem and they ended up having a terminal disease. now i said during the campaign, before i knew too much about it, but there is a lot of common sense of life. i say, instead of one of our great veterans waiting for two or three or four or five weeks, why don't we let him go see a doctor and pay the bill? and that's what we are doing. that's veterans choice. and, i went to people and i thought, i'm such a genius. i thought it was like the greatest idea but i went to the vet groups and said, we've been trying to get that passed for 30 years. i didn't know that. but what i did know is i knew how to get it passed, and we got it passed. t

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and iays had a debate, said he should not have limited to the free world. he should have said the world. but that's beside the i might point. -- williamat his son j green -- you will see a pattern in the names here -- with the city council man during the council helped fight back the closure of the library branches. without further ado, it is my privilege to welcome bill green. [applause] greene: thank you very much for that introduction. we are very good friends. he was head of policy and planning while i was mayor and has done more for this city than you can imagine. he was director of schools, ran the parks, headed all those institutions and more. he was a pulitzer prize winning writer for the philadelphia inquirer. [applause] mr. green: thanks again. i am pleased to be part of this presentation. as you will probably find out , some of the most memorable days and happiest days of my life were the times i spent with robert kennedy. let me begin by offering praise for larry and his book bobby kennedy the making of liberal icon. what larry offers in the boo

marri iai mariana, not always the public first lady, but now twice in a week going down to the badr int's the impetus for her involvement? >> we heard directly from the first lady, steve. she said she was here to support tose work e those workers, customs and border protection folks, but also some children and families. one of the sound bites from the first lady that's already resonating is her telling these border patrol folks that border patrol folks that she knows how dangerous and how difficult their jobs are. i was embedded with the border patrol in texas, and they are under a lot of pressure,ing the me they are also parents, they are also human beings and having to deal with this border crisis has taken a toll on them. the first lady today touring the tucson coordination center, this is one of those facilities where migrants, including children and families, are first taken after being apprehended at the border. woe know from our nbc pool traveling with the first lady about some of the color inside that facility. we know that they are kept in rooms labelled family units. there wa

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