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hicome join us on theyrd southern rock cruise and see us in jamaica for a special appearance by..d skynyrd ♪ sweet home alabama the southern rock cruise 2018 will be rockin' with more than 40 live performances from southern rock's biggest stars ♪ can't you see you'll see southern rock rebels including: plus you'll see lynyrd skynyrd in a once in a lifetime concert and southern rock party in jamaica ♪ what's your name, little girl ♪ you'll go behind the scenes with interviews, q & as, and non-stop southern rockin' fun the southern rock cruise 2018 will take you to: on: ♪ just hold on loosely so kick it up on the high seas on the southern rock cruise reserve your cabin now at southernrockcruise.com ♪ lord, i can't change >> lou: joining me now senior editor molly hemmingwachlt great to have you here. and chief correspondent of the washington examiner byron york. molly, letty's start with you. the appeal from kelli ann conway from democratic leaders to end the violence. the left wing organizations are paying for is falling on deaf ears. >> this should have been a good issue to oppose

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. >>> a woman in jamaica is now known to be the oldest woman on earth. the year 1900 when jamaica was still being ruled by britain's queen victoria. and she credits her long life on studying the bible, good genes, and eating right. she lives with her 97-year-old son. violate became the worldest oldest person when a 117-year-old italian woman died last week. >>> former president obama looks like he's really enjoying life outside of the white house. mr. obama and mrs. obama were recently seen on a yacht with opera, tom hanks, and bruce stringstein and many others. the former couple was vacationing in french poll nisha. >>> a well deserved vacation. coming up at 6:00 we're marking the 111th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and fire. up next we're going to take you back to the ceremony that's taking place in san francisco to mark this occasion. >> i'm care line shrine in washington straight ahead. ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what'

and pakistan wrap up victory against west indies in some style in jamaica.ng us. chelsea are seven points clear at the top of english premier league after beating southampton 11—2 on tuesday. diego costa the scourge of the saints helping see off southampton at stamford bridge with two goals. it was eden hazard who gave antonio conte's men

and pakistan wrap up victory against west indies in some style in jamaica. hello and thanks forjoining us. chelsea are seven points clear at the top of english premier league after beating southampton 4—2 on tuesday. diego costa the scourge of the saints helping see off southampton at stamford bridge with two goals. it was eden hazard who gave antonio conte‘s men a perfect start, putting them ahead with a neat first—time shot after five minutes. former chelsea man oriel romeu then equalised for the visitors before gary cahill scored on the stroke of halftime to make it 2—1. diego costa then extended chelsea's lead with his 50th premier league goal. he added a 51st in the 89th minute before another ex—chelsea player ryan bertrand gave the scoreline an air of respectability in added time. conte‘s men coping perfectly with the psychological pressure of a title run—in. we are playing with this pressure from a long time, but it's normal because when you play and when you have to fight, and you are fighting for the title, it's normal to have this type of pressure.

have been complaints from viewers about poor sound and mumbling in a number of programmes, including jamaicaa ss—gb. that has upset a lot of viewers. our media correspondent, david sillito, has been been to take part in an experiment at the science media museum, in bradford, which assesses what viewers can and can't hear. so i suppose you must work here? mumbling i'm doing a lot of unpaid work. i can't understand what he's saying. no. tv sound, why has it become such an issue? we've conducted a little experiment at bradford's national science and media museum. two actors, one scene, and different styles, modern and naturalistic and something a bit more old—school. sort of, i'm doing a little unpaid work. i wasn't expecting to see you here, are you still at college? i took a break. also, what happens if you change the sound effects, the level of noise around us? and how about music? can you still hear what i'm saying? really? and the results? well, no—one could agree. hearing, it seems, is very subjective. did you get any of it? no. odd bits of it. the clearest diction in there was the lift.

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has been killed in a motorcycle accident in jamaica. .. according to police.lified to represent britain via his father and switched allegiance in 2006. reports in the jamaican media claim usain bolt was among several athletes who arrived at the scene not long after the crash occurred. the coach has described him as a lovely man. british formula one stars lewis hamilton and jenson button are among those who have helped raise over half a million pounds in less than 2a hours to help a 17—year—old racing driver who had his lower legs amputated after being involved in a crash. rising star of formula four — billy monger — hit a stationary car during the race at donington park in leicestershire on sunday, and was airlifted to hospital. british touring car driver tom ingram helped set up it's incredibly humbling to see how many people got involved and this will help him so much. i'm sure speaking for everybody, everyone is so speaking for everybody, everyone is so grateful for the support. day six of the world snooker championship at sheffield's crucible theatre and t

but i'm from south carolina, i'm not from jamaica. >> these guys sound like from jamaica or somethinge that. >> carlton solomon jr. has lived his interior life on nearby john's island. >> you ain't got nothing, you got dirt roads and trouble. that's just really it. different roads and trouble. >> solomon? how you doing, buddy? >> good. >> you all right? >> now, solomon has plenty of trouble. he is charged with murder, first-degree burglary, and other crimes related to a terrifying home invasion on john's island. solomon has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> i know the old saying that everybody's innocent in jail, but in some cases, some of us really are. >> authorities say solomon and two other men kicked in the back door of a home in the middle of the night. they say the trio encountered a 25-year-old man, whom they pistol whipped, then took his 27-year-old sister outside where she was shot in the pelvis and later died at a local hospital. >> god knows what happened. god knows who killed that lady. god knows that i did not have anything to do with this crime. >> solomon was t

. >> so sister in jamaica. >> yes. >> what did you always want from a sister? you miss. >> what do i miss as an only child. >> sisters you get to talk all night, right. i had bunk bed. i had bunk bed even though i was an only child. you know, my parents tried to have friend over all the time. so i wouldn't be so alone and lonely child. my parents wanted to have kid but my mom had trouble. she had a lot of miscarriages. i was like a miracle baby. bunk bed, you can stay over. >> so when was last time you slept in the bunk bed. >> probably about a week ago, i have bunk bed in my kid room >> yes. so i go off and listen to play video games. >> top or button. >> i'm on the bottom. >> yes, i like the top you can be the aunt i. >> it is true you can have four. >> yes. >> aunt alex. >> yes. >> the question is will you be lisa holley oral ex- >> is what your last name. >> eldridge. >> i like eldridge. >> yes. >> alex eldridge. >> nice day you two get to know each other, i love family reunions. >> yes, thank you, it is great >> thanks for coming down. >> we shut create my

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the woman in jamaica is the oldest on earth.t she says could be the key to a long life. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. there are new calls for change surrounding the use of military tactics followed by people in berkley. the coalition called stop urban shield. held each year in the bay area. the program is about teaching police military skills. >> about the police department needs to change. we don't need militarization. . >> the berkley city council is set to withdraw the program at a meeting next week. >> after being arrested in new york by airport security workers for having a loaded gun. 55-year-old eric gibson was arrested in albany for having that gun in a carry-on bag. gibson told ben he forgot he had the gun. he's being charged with misdemeanor weapon possession. so far there's no comment from southwest airlines. >> a suspected thief is facing charges at the coachella music festival. after noticing their iphones had gone missing several festival goers used the find my phone app to locate the devices. the tracking fea

. >> she made these comments during an interview with cnn's jamaica tapper. -- jamaica tapper. >> whatar obviously, defeat isis. secondly, we don't see a peaceful syria with assad in there. third, get the iran influence out. finally, move towards a political solution because at the end of the day, this is a complicated situation. there are no easy answers and a political solution is going to have to happen. but we know that it is not going to be -- there is not any sort of option where political solution is going to happen with assad at the head of the regime. if you look at his actions and situations hard to see a government peaceful and stable with assad. >> of course, it's hard to. is it the position of the trump administration that he cannot be ruler of syria any more? regime change is the policy? >> well, regime change is something we think is going to happen because all of the parties will see assad is noted leader that needs to be taking place for syria. >> let's bring in cnn's paula newton in moscow for us. has the kremlin respond to do what we heard from ambassador haley? >> r

he won silver in the high jump jamaica.resent britain to his father and switched allegiance in 2006. his friend usain bolt was among several athletes to attend the scene of the accident in the early hours. 0ne uk athletics coach who worked with him in beijing describes him as an outstanding athlete and a truly lovely man, a great ambassador of british high jumping. he lovely man, a great ambassador of british highjumping. he was lovely man, a great ambassador of british high jumping. he was 34. that's all the sport for mall. much more in the next hour. thank you very much, zero later. some breaking news from france. two police officers are reported to have been shot, according to news agencies, it happened in paris, the details are coming in but the authorities have ordered the evacuation of areas close to the champs—elysees, a central part of the city, very popular with visitors. two police officers reported to have been shot. details still coming in about the extent of their injuries. this weekend is the first round of th

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. >> as a younger woman she worked as a sugar cane farmer there, traditional in jamaica. avoid pork and chicken. even jerk chicken? come on? she still goes on short walks. and -- long lives seem to run in her family. her son is 97 years old. >> i think i am going to live a really long time. i don't eat pork. >> she doesn't eat chicken. jerk chicken. jamaican. >> chicken, burned, burned, burned. that's it. >> don't know if that is a list you want to be on. >> she looks great. seem happy with herself. >> i don't know, nobody above, i don't know if that is a list you want to be on. ain.g to the starting line on >> coming up in "the skinny," the talented 10-year-old, slaying it on the drums. rocker harder than anyone. first today a forecast. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by life alert. rocker harder thaen thn anyone. first today a forecast. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by life alert. never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. with the first pro-v nutrient blend, m

that's exactly what one woman from jamaica has done despite any and all circumstances. everyone, meet miss violet brown. she spent most of her life cutting sugar cane in the fields around her home now at 117 years young she enjoys her days resting in the home she shares with her 97 year old son. wait a minute. you guys just get that? ninety-seven year old son. as if that's not something to celebrate in and of itself. that family, they're certainly doing something right. on saturday she is believed to have become the world's oldest living person. so do you know what? miss brown a tribute her 117 years on earth to? number one, her christian faith, she attends church regularly, two, she avoids pork and chicken, and three, she adds hard work. so this is why i love it. three simple things to a long, harmonize dollars beautiful life. mind, she said it, hard work, body, her diet, and soul. in miss brown's case her fate, three staples, mind, body, and soul. you guys, i got to say, amen, amen, amen, to that. she nailed it. it is that balance. >> so wonderful, she is still gettin

a spring chicken compared to violet brown who lives in jamaica.the world's oldest person, 117 years old. hello, violet. >> she looks great. we say she is believed to be the oldest person on earth because that status hasn't been made official yet. violet's birth certificate says he was born in march of 1900. march 10th to be exact. >> as a younger woman she worked as a sugar cane farmer there, traditional in jamaica. avoid pork and chicken. even jerk chicken? come on? she still goes on short walks. and -- long lives seem to run in her family. her son is 97 years old. >> i think i am going to live a really long time. i don't eat pork. >> she doesn't eat chicken. jerk chicken. jamaican. >> chicken, burned, burned, burned. that's it. >> don't know if that is a list you want to be on. >> she looks great. seem happy with herself. >> i don't know, nobody above, i don't know if that is a list you want to be on. anyway, the trail blazer leading the way for women at the boston marathon, 50 years ago. heading to the starting line again. >> coming up in "the

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. >> spirited battle between us and other nations, jamaica, primarily, germany, russia, you name it, they come here to compete against u.s. and world , best track and field teams. we just hope that we can have your support. >> to avoid sitting in traffic organizers are recommending attendees use public transportation, and free parking will be also available at the sports complex. >> you see him intact. >>> in other news, suspect accused of calling in hundreds of bomb threats to jewish community sent's cross the you had, including some in our area is facing charges. michael qatar a dual american israeli citizen arrested last month in israel, tried to extort delaware state senator lopez. the teen threatened to order drugs over the internet and send them to lopez's house, if lopez did not pay him, in the digital currency bitcoin. state senator lopez released a statement following, following these charge that he is read in party would like to thank all of the law enforcement agencies who participated in the investigation, which has led to the successful apprehension of a prime suspect, i

oldest person has just what we need, easy tips for long and healthy life. 117 year old violet brown of jamaicaumed the title of the wormed's oldest person when emma morano of italy passed away last weekends. violet attends church regularly, never eats chicken or pork, and shares her home with her 97 year old son. violet says the secret to her long life is hard work, and her christian faith. >> wow. >> well, meanwhile something a lot older than vie svelt attracting a lot of attention, in the region of iran. take a look at this, unidentified bird like iraqi villagers are calling little dinosaur. skeleton found on monday tan where there were landmines, so far no official word on what kind of skeleton it is. but i remember when we reported the story on emma, so sad to hear she passed. >> how old is she if violet is 117? i mean, there is a certain point, i mean, we got to keep going here. >> i know. >> texas pup gives new meaning to the term rescue dog. >> up next, see how authorities were able to help the dog with his head stuck in a cheeto jar. how did that happen? plus we will tell you what they

have been complaints from viewers about poor sound and mumbling in a number of programmes, including jamaican been to take part in an experiment at the science media museum in bradford, which assesses what viewers can and can't hear. they mumble. tv sound, why has it become such an issue? we have conducted an experiment, two actors, one scene, different styles, modern and naturalistic and something more old school. sort of, i am doing a little bit of unpaid work. i was not expecting to see you here, are you at college? what happens if you change the sound effects, the level of noise around us? and how about music? and the results?? nobody could agree. hearing is very subjective. did you get any of it? 0dd bits of it. subjective. did you get any of it? odd bits of it. quickly this diction was the elevator. it is either too quickly spoken or they do not speak clear enough. i only had about three words which were not quite clear and iam85 words which were not quite clear and iam 85in words which were not quite clear and i am 85 in may! i have been washing out my laura coles! even amongst our gr

i had the same experience with jamaica i didn't do what you did, but what stood out to me as relationships are everything. so if you build relationships you are doing the right thing. because of the relationship you have i gather you treated them with respect. we couldn't have been as accommodating as we wanted to be. >> host: you describe what everybody really talked about. >> guest: it was a chaotic scene and all he wanted was to go to the bathroom and have a drink of water. how can i deny someone that? >> host: a lot of cops would deny someone go to the bathroom. i was happy to have you say the hook is alive and well. basically if you know somebody they will be able to put you in places. if i were at mcdonald's and i was a ceo and my nephew wanted a job i wouldn't put him on french phrase i woulfrenchfries i woulm to be a manager. the hook is people who know police officers and sometimes they steeresometimestastier that direction and put them in a more favorable command where it is easier to commute back and for forth, better suited for a younger officer. it's not where you sent him fro

do you know that joke. >> welcome to jamaica have a nice day. >> okay.e go. >> do you have any tattoos. >> no, no piercings and no tattoos. >> i have to get this on instant gram. >> reokay. >> it has to look good enough that steve-o will believe it. >> will the hair get in the way. technically when doing a real tattoo, yes, we do. >> when getting this ready we will do the to to. >> what are you doing. >> we will do a tease, take a break and come back and get the full thing. >> i didn't know if it was hot >> nobody can see what is going on. >> you are right. >> we have to shave you up. >> during a commercial and we will try it again. >> who has a razor. >>> get the kid ready because rick if he live is happening and we will give you a preview mike, seriously. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america >>> so, what happens. >> i have to do it. >> so they cannot share my legs, so we have put my face on your left calf here. >> my life. >> wear it with pride. >> my gosh. >> now lets put alex. >> now i'm j calf. >> okay, i

i sang "jamaica farewell" with him once. >> oh!). >> stephen: i'm not on this thing. >> i'm sure you've been on it. >> stephen: you've got a new album out right now. >> yes, "darkness and light." >> stephen: "darkness and light." this came out right before christmas. ( applause ) and you're about to start-- you're about to start a tour. >> yes. >> stephen: tell me a little something about the album. is this an album you put on to apologize to her or get the sexy time going? which situation would you recommend? >> i think it leans toward the sexy time. there's not a lot of apologizing on this album. >> stephen: after the sexy time, maybe. >> even the song we're doing today is called "sure fire" and it's about going through challenges in your relationship, both internal within the relationship raep and things that are outside and try to make thist through that. i think a lot of couples will be able to use it as a way of thinking about their struggles and deciding that it's worth fighting for. >> stephen: well, the first time that you

greetings from jamaica are great when a friend sends you a postcard.ot so great if a scammer calls you. a viral post tells you to never answer the phone if the call comes from the area code. there is a lot of truth to the warning. some innocent looking area codes relong to foreign countries so it mighh be a scammer calling. they don't look like the international calls on the caller i.d. but they are. so, from the doesn't that stink file, area codes to be su bahamas, ge that day, and 876 ja payca. never call the number back or you will say doesn't that stink? not only might you call a scammer be you could be charged $3 or more for the call. not all the calls are scams. the u.s. laws don't apply. be careful so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: a community startled. nancy: a man accused of trying to lure two children from a playground on easter sunday. larry: they say this man grabbed both boys by the wrist but that is not where the story ends. nancy: kevin lewis has more on

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. >> big milestone for a woman in jamaica believed to be oldest in the world at 117. >> brown has two caregivers and spepdz most time resting at home with 97-year-old son she still keeps active walking short distances and eats what she wants lot of greepz, beaver, fish, no fork or chicken though. >> speaking of age defining special moment boston marathon first back in 196p completed it again. age of 07. that's her with the visor. katherine switzer became historic because she was first woman to complete all male registration and an officials just five years lightser in 1972. her bib number 261 is retired. >> that woman in the visor is 70. >> you have to be kiting me. >> she looks amazing. >> she's taking more than short walks. >> yes. wow. she looks incredible. >> good former. >> good job indeed. >> 6:12 is the time. time for met wrote riders today. there's the giveaway details next. >> in the meantime should be a nice start to the day oar nice someday overall. we'll check in with erin como has your traffic as well that's next. 6 ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team

someone approaches you that you arrested before, i had the exact same experience except it was in jamaica. >> your susan the virgin island. >> host: what stood out to me as relationships are everything. when the customer on it was over. you built relationships. viewers doing the right thing. you see this guy in the virgin island he grabbed his voice when he went to buy his cigars and it could be a problem. but because of the relationship they have with your prisoner, but i gathered you treated them all with respect. >> guest: absolutely. i never hit a prisoner, i never stood by let anybody else hit one. in this particular case is young man was locked in a cell for a couple of hours. blistering blackout, there is writinrioting going on. we cannot be as accommodating as we wanted to be. >> host: i was a kid when the blackout happen. but you describe what everybody talked about. >> it was a chaotic scene. all this guy what i was to go the bathroom and have a truck water. how could i deny someone that. in good faith. >> host: you would be surprised, a lot of cops would deny that. you also tal

she came from the island of jamaica. she thought here in america she stood a better chance.he opportunity come her way, and it's how she survived that fact, the dignity in the way in which she dealt with the challenges that were put before us. her choices in life, her tenaciousness in dealing with the things that came our way, set the example. the second thing was the poverty it. i think a lot of people look upon poverty as it should be looked upon, as something to try to distance ourselves from. but the truth of the matter is that people come through the poverty culture who live through the challenges of poverty and really have a chance at life, because in that community there's a care that poor people have for each other that affluent people don't have for each other. when you're born in want to do anything about it and when good fortune did smile on me, i thougith this good fortune, all of this power, all of this opportunity to use the platform for those given to me, that i should make it turn out to be not a wasted time. >> what are you most proud about in the life of ha

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. >>> finally a woman in jamaica celebrating a milestone she's the oldest known person alive.n celebrated her 117th birthday last month. that's she's 117 years old. she has two caregivers and spends most of her time resting at home as she should with her 97-year-old son. that's impressive, too. she still keeps active by walking short distances and it seems time has not dulled her senses. brown says the secret to long life is hard work, brown has not yet been declared bite world as the world's oldest by guiness world records saying that they are researching several other candidates for the title. so is there more competition out there to 117-year-old? i would be shocked. >> there might be. and maybe her competition is her own family. talk about good genetics. 97-year-old son not too shabby himself. >> i need their secrets. >> if you knew, think how much more you can get done in life. between now and 117. >> right. >> i want to know what she eats. i want to know all about her. >> everything. >> you have to move to jamaica first. >> that might be part of the k key. >> warm weathe

she is referring to -- >> in jamaica nana of the maroon led a large scale rebellion and had a treaty with the british to stay and live in isolation. she is referring to runaway communities where people escaped isolation. i would argue we have the same he here. there is more work to be done. particularly looking at the swamps. it was a slave where enslaved people ran away and lived in isolation. there are a few places off the coast of georgia where this happened. you don't see it as much in the caribbean. >> thank you for this wonderful narrative, great experience. the soul value can be expressed by those who try to runaway. i was wondering if you can elaborate on this. the implications that those with high soul value only escaped? >> i used the examples of of running away because and one enslaved person who made it to canada said i will show you what first rate is. first rate is living in a house on my own and working my own spot of ground, planting my own seeds and living with my family. that is first rate. soul value is when they are clinging on to ways to provide slavey. a lot of

. >>> there seems to be a new oldest living person, violet brown who lives in jamaica and she celebrated last month. she is earning the title after the death of emma morano. her birth certificate has been certified by the group guinness depends heavily on. she was asked the question everyone wants to know, what do you eat? >> . >> i don't eat pork and i don't eat chicken. but i eat any other things. >> anything but pork and chicken. longevity must be in the genes because miss brown has a son who is 97 years old. >> wow. >> pretty unbelievable. >> she's amazing. >> no economicen or pork. >> look how she's communicating so clearly. she's just getting it done. good for her. >> jamaican rum, that's what it is. >> well, you never know. good for her if it is. >>> still ahead, we'll get a look at the stories driving the day in business. >>> tax standoff. the battle over president trump's personal taxes now seems to be affecting his plans to reform yours. we'll explain that next. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. (avo) charmin ultra strong. i

a woman in jamaica celebrating a milestone. violet brown celebrated her 117th birthday last month.dant person alive. she's got two caregivers and spends most of her time resting at home with her 97-year-old son. she still active. walks a little bit. according to brown the secret to long life is hard work. >> 97-year-old son. wow! >> all right. >>> too bad she doesn't lay golden eggs colorado restaurant would be rolling in the dough. mother goose has been hanging out there for weeks. keeping her eggs warm. she's currently sitting on top of seven eggs and has back part of the ambiance since she has come back five years in a r. [ laughter ] >> she must just be comfortable. she's got some shade. she's got greenery around her. >> don't walk out into traffic. fortunately for momma goose and her babies goose is not on the menu. ♪ >>> robbery and of itself is run dark crime. add in robbing folks who are donating that are time and their resources and that takes on whole new depth of darkness. as he always does, bill anderson discovered light even in this awful situation. >> the community he

she's currently on set working on her "suits" series and a month since the couple rendezvoused in jamaica the prince's pals and wedding bells could be in the future for megan and harry. "us weekly" quoting a source that predicted they will be engaged by the end of summer. >> moving along. >> how does he secretly travel anywhere? >> i don't think it's so secret because we're talking about it. he was trying to be slick but he's prince harry. >> i got you. >> he's handsome harry. >>> janet jackson is a proud mama and the singer took to twitter to post an adorable photo of her newborn son eissa born in january. look at this face. oh, so sweet. the caption read, my baby and me after nap time, of course, eissa in midyawn during that cute picture. jackson separated from her husband wissam al mana earlier this month after five years of marriage but it somewhat appears to be amicable. we're not deep in the trenches of this divorce proceeding but he called jackson the most beautiful person in the world and professed his love for her on his website. so, that's always a good thing. >> sounds like he'

in places like jamaica, it seems like he had a more personal battle, and he's coming forward to speak like mental health. >> it speaks for a lot of people who deal with that publicly and privately. thank you. thanks so much for joining us. "inside politics" starts right now. >>> thank you, kate. welcome to "inside politics" i'm john king. it's patriots day back where i'm familiar. says patience with pyongyang's missile test and nuclear program is running short. >> the era of strategic patience is over. >> plus there's more anti-trump energy at congressional town halls.

presidency, quote, we are here today because there is no planet b said the everend white-hammond in jamaicalain of the bethel a.m.e. church. climate change affects all, according to her in an interview before the rally. liberals or conservatives, black or white, we'll all go down together said white-hammond. let's go back to the phones. patrick, south hadley, massachusetts, democratic caller. the president says he has kept his promise after 100 days. what do you think? caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm not concerned with president trump's political promises as i am simply with the promises that he made when he took the oath of office. and the institutional process of upholding the constitution and working and living by the law. i think in response to an earlier caller's response in regards to finances, that clearly has not been the case. the issue not so much whether you come in with a lot of money or little money, i don't care if you come in rich or not. the issue is whether you continue to make money and make money from the oofs. and i think mr. trump is clearly making money from

it was in jamaica and you were in the virgin islands. i did not do what you did. the he knew who i was but what stood out to me is relationships are every thing and when the cops are on the game is over so that means when you build relationships you are really doing the right thing because you would see this guy in the virgin islands when you and your wife are buying cigars and that could be a problem but a severe relationship that you had with your prisoners not that you had a close relationship but i gather you gain their respect. >> guest: i never hit a prisoner and then never let anyone else hit a prisoner in this particular case this young man was locked in a cell for a couple of hours and it was during the blackout. we couldn't have been as accommodating as they wanted to be. >> host: i remember i was a kid when the blackout happened that you really described exactly what everybody talked about. >> host: was a chaotic scene in all this young man wanted was to go to the bathroom and have a drink of water. how could i deny someone back? in good faith how could

britain in the high jump at the 2008 beijing olympics has been killed in a motorcycle accident in jamaica allegiance in 2006. reports in the jamaican media claim usain bolt was among several athletes who arrived at the scene not long after the crash occurred. he was 34. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has vowed to overturn the rigged system by putting power and wealth in the hands of the people. in his first major general election speech he said the 8th ofjune poll was not a foregone conclusion and that labour could defy the establishment experts. in essence the establishment and their followers in the media are quite right, i don't play their rules. and if a labour government is elected on the 8th of june we won't play by their rules either! applause they are yesterday's rules, set by failed political and corporate elites. we should be consigning to the past. it is these rules that have allowed a cosy cartel to make the system in favour of a few powerful and wealthy individuals and corporations. it's a rigged system set up by the wealth extractors for the wealth extractors. but things can

i had the exact same experience, only thing it was in jamaica. >> guest: mine was in the virgin islands. >> host: and they did not do what you did. i kind of like he knew who i was, but what stood out to me is relationships are everything and i always tell the cops, the game is over. that means that you build relationships, you really was doing the right thing because you can see this guy in the virgin islands. it could be a problem, but because of the relationship that you had with your prisoners, sounds like you would a close relationship, but i gather you treated them all with respect once the bracelets were on. >> guest: absolutely. i never hit a prisoner. i never stood by one, let anyone else had a prisoner. in this particular case this young man was locked in his cell for a couple of hours. it was during the blackout. was during, writing going on and we couldn't have been as accommodating as we wanted to be. >> host: i remember, i was a kid when the blackout happened to him but you really describe exactly what everybody talked about. >> guest: it was a chaotic scene, and all this

one very much a point, and our jamaica earlier, that when you kill peoples families, they remember. the bombings in germany and in japan and world war ii, they bombed us, we bombed in. now it's much more one way, right? the places where we are dropping these bombs, they may bomb is through terrorism but they don't have the ability to really strike back. these are also from drones, so it's not even, there's not even a pilot. there you are in a wedding or whatever and boom, your child, your cousin. those humanitarian issues, those basic human issues of people who are getting killed and you look to see, well, who was responsible, and it's the united states, even for many reasons that we might articulate, i think speedy even when were defending other people. >> i understand but i think that is not just a sort of extra issue. i do think that is a core issue about who we are in the world and what we stand for. >> but let me complicated a look at it and why i think this is complicated. >> be brief. >> during world war ii there was a big debate over whether we should have unforced unconditi