the total cost of the treatments for joe young's illness was twenty five thousand dollars both locally and in beijing. of this the insurance covers about half. an hour a lot mentally ill i didn't know whether that would doesn't donny being asked for their little legacy and their holding a good hour for what you have they don't listen if. they didn't understand i don't recall anything pretty don't mean the whole invasion they're not at all sure i did post and they say it again that look how they did it. mr yang you've been is in charge of the insurance scheme here. local governments contribute to the scheme but the bulk of the funding comes from beijing. but you know it is within the body and it always been in the article. that he knew . she felt you. were in court with. over him that it was that. it was. that he was on a. rather easy it was for you to hold. the . gun for that you know not. the operation and the trip to beijing have left the family in enormous debt. for years to come they will struggle to pay back loans but without the insurance they almost certainly would no longer hav

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family hesitates before traveling to beijing while the health insurance will cover some of the cost joe young's mother is worried about the expense of this kind of operation in such a famous hospital why it's all out all they want to show is highly little bill and similar ideas though so hola. show me ways out law to not over shows all the celebrities. opinion. i haven't driven go shower. show young's condition deteriorated and with that surgery his life was at risk. so the family decides that no matter what the cost of the travel to be showing for immediate treatment. now where this in early this in the us almost all a deal out of all of this year was that haha you know how this album in the current should actually. brought the. hollow up. as it turned out that they travel to be just in time. for an ocean of. those sort of chinese whom you i heard in the about there are a whore and therefore there are a lot of european even. if you don't are going to leave your whole behavior changes you know. your daughter board or. the operation in beijing will cost them about twenty five thousand dollars wh

>> reporter: now that video you guys are looking at right there is a fire district finance chair joe young who voted against this, because he said that nickel and dime revenue won't really fix the problem. he could be saying because the cost to build a new fire station is roughly $10 million and another $4 million just to operate it. we're live here in brentwood, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, pete. >>> developing right now, san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened around 9:00 last night at 46th avenue in the outer sunset near great highway. we know the victim is a man, but that man has not been identified, and so far, police tell us there are no arrests. >>> and new this morning an east bay middle school student is arrested for allegedly making social media threats against diablo view middle school in clayton. police say the student hacked into swunlomeone else's social a account and the arrest comes after livermore high school yesterday and two schools in contra costa county monday. the fbi is making a new public awareness campa

in fact you're looking at fire district finance chair joe young who voted against it, saying that this fee is really just nickel and diming it as far as revenues go, and it won't fix the problem. it may be saying this because it can cost up to $10 million to build a new fire station in the area and around $4 million just to operate it. we're live in brentwood, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, pete. >> 6:04 right now. >>> new this morning an east bay middle school student has been arrested for allegedly making social media threats against diablo view middle school, this is in clayton. police say the student hacked into someone else's social media account to make the threat. we don't know which stool he attends. the arrest comes after threats were made against livermore high school yesterday and two schools in contra costa county monday. as we told you yesterday, the fbi has a new public awareness campaign called think before you post, aiming to stop people from making false threats against schools. >>> developing right now, san francisco police are investigat

from hang joe where part of china's massive shadow banking system as recently faced a crisis of its own and some aspects a similar to what happened in two thousand and eight. at thirty two young joe focuses all her attention on building her wealth this motivation she says comes from growing up with very little. money is very very important to me because money come bring me the sense of security i don't want to live poor again. living in hong joe joe embodies the entrepreneurial spirit in this city known for its financial technology industry and home to e-commerce giant ali baba but she and millions of other people in china have lost billions of dollars after investing in what are known as peer to peer lending platforms or p. to p. amid stricter government oversight than the panic withdrawal of funds by investors more than two hundred firms have failed in the last three months p.d.p. firms gather money from investors and then lend money to small businesses and individuals with many promising high returns on those investments and that concerns economists as the p.d.p. industry in china is the world's largest with more than one hundred ninety billion dollars at play this on the

joe de young museum in san francisco has the design the design had to devote an entire exhibition thefirst major exhibition of muslim style and the exhibition is mainly aimed actually people like myself at it people who don't really have an idea of what this is and we got to go to just got a sneak peek at the exhibit it opens later this week and essentially they're trying to change the way least western audiences view muslim style and also maybe even islam itself why don't we take a look. and new perspective on muslim fashion the exhibition hall itself reminiscent of a mosque with the works of some forty five design is contemporary muslim fashion is diverse but it doesn't pretend to be a definitive civic a. i think it's just posed to deliver a new way and to a point i think that it's not as we're not trying to solve any problem we're just trying to bring attention to a really exciting sector of. of the fashion world. and it does the works here might be modest in terms of how they cover the body but not their estate he can bishan. son are also political like celine seaman vin on the u.

course, there is singapore, but they are not young anymore. joe: what about korea?a is probably there, yes. so, here is what i'm struggling with. it all makes sense from an economic and fundamental perspective, but the money that has come into the emerging markets is not gone and because of the development story. it has gone and because of all of the stimulus from central banks. that's reversing now. even if they do everything right, isn't there a huge risk for another type of crisis, perhaps not remiss in of the want -- reminiscent of the war in the past, but another one? >> a slow-moving crisis, yes. people are getting nervous because the economy is fundamentally in a position where inflation shock could and interest rates and there for the dollar. you're absolutely right. what i want to say is this is a different dynamic. it is very slow-moving. it could suddenly accelerate, but looking at the parameters -- yes, it does not inflate them. lisa: i do want to ask about trade also. when you look at the case of china, does that exacerbate some of the other factors? th

. >> they found the perfect host to attract the young voters, vice president joe biden. >> less than00 days before e most consequential election in our lifetime, we have to keep our eye and the ball. that's why i'm pardoning with ig tv to breakdown the issues. just facts. at least as i see them. >> how is this going to attract young voters? i feel like he's about to sell me a reverse mortgage. >> laura: he's not going to be talking about democratic dating. he's going to be talking about carbon dating. [laughter] >> for a moment, i thought he was -- anyway, he went on to that quadrant of your favorite issues that will get the young people outcome immigration. >> laura: oh! >> for centuries, our tradition of welcoming immigrants from around the world has given us tremendous advantage, we've gotten the best of every nation. we do need to control our border. every country needs to control the border. but that does not require ripping infants and children from the arms of their parents. this administration has to stop using immigration as a political tool to divide us and to us and them.

joe reports. in this child friendly space in bangladesh young real hinge refugees are getting a chance they were never afforded back home in me and more. and they're in a happy mood is the proudly show off their reading and reciting skills. save the children's daphne cook tells me how the informal program aims to teach more than just letters and numbers these are kids that haven't had any kind of education at all what that means is they might not know how to cross the road safely they might not know how to wash their hands so it's really basic stuff like that to keep kids safe and healthy in their day to day lives outside the learning center though a grim reality confronts you at almost every turn like these children who should be in school instead they're selling vegetables to help support their families or these teenagers who should be having fun with their friends instead discussing what little they have to look forward to before fleeing to bangladesh sixteen year olds used to dream of becoming a doctor and then a one month of one now i don't know if i can continue to study i would be able to do an

joe henry, a leader in the local latino community, says people are already on edge after an arrest last week in tibbetts' murder.joe henry:"we had youngeven walking in parks."but this robocall is taking it to a dangerous level. joe henry:"this takes us back 50 to 60 years. this takes us back to lynchings, blamina whole community."he wants everyone in the community, all races, to stand up against hate.joe henry:"these hateful messages are just going to continue when good people don't speak up. this is a very important time." ( marty ) that was laura terrell reporting for us this still ahead on the kron 4 news weekend... a sweet treat for the end of summer.... vicki liviakis gives us a taste of "vice cream" in this week's edition of dine and dish. live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ice cream is known to bring smiles to the faces of kids as well as adults. this morning dine and dish - vicki liviakis gives us a taste of the wicked new treat called "vice cream" that's on a sweet mission. cold decadent deliciousness. few can resist. "there's ice cream and then there's vice cream. ".. have an afternoon delight" meet the man behi

preferred man on the supreme court or keeping control of congress heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington. dozens of iraqi men and young boys have disappeared in the last four years many blame pro-government forces the families of those missing say not enough being done to help help them find out what happened rather matheson reports from baghdad cradled in the arms of distraught mothers photographs of missing iraqi men and boys their families say they vanished from nineveh province as pro-government forces hunted down eisel fighters and their supporters and that the men have almost the security forces have taken two of my sons going to a geisha after liberating us from eisel we keep calling on the government for help but it seems there is no hope. in twenty four telling i saw swept across the western provinces of nineveh and anbar some sonny's opposed to the country's shia dominated government a set of been fighting alongside eisel or simply giving its support the. iraqi troops fought back aided by armed groups many of them a shia who backed the government i saw fighters were either killed or detained some accused of

. >>> tonight a family is demanding justice after a young man was shot and killed in san francisco's outer sunset district. joe vasquez on their emotional plea for enhances. >> reporter: a violent crime much less a cold-blooded killing is a rare event here in the outer sunset. but this sidewalk memorial is testimony that it happens. and it happened here last night to a 20-year-old man. >> i just thought he was the most loving person i have ever met. and i just wish that this had never happened to him. >> angelica says she doesn't understand why her boyfriend was shot to death. his father says he was out with friends last night two blocks from the pacific ocean. just before 9:00 p.m. gunshots rang out. >> i heard about seven rapid shots and a couple of seconds later some sporadic ones. >> ryan died at the scene. a city college student he worked at this restaurant at stone town mall. he was a devout 49ers fan who recently expressed interest in becoming a barber. >> please help me. i need justice. >> ryan's grandfather and mother are urging any reluctant witnesses to come forward now. >> my family is in pain. and

joe thomas wasn't a forger that's. people you know actually you can feel when children are so young to hear. the emotion you feel how do you misuse of words actually if you don't try to look for us to handle the. shelties i don't know you told her ours to have or not told waterloo road. to live the methadone or no it's all total pneumonia. and that's what the lack of training has naomi roles not only worried about the animals but also the aquarium employees so looks like this scuba diver is scrubbing the bottom of the tank to the whale obviously this is all a game but the divers in a vulnerable position what if the well look he's his potential just pull the guy's regulator right out of his mouth none of that she says some practices she sees are downright dangerous to actually have a diver who's dependent on a tank and a regulator in the water with i don't know three at least wild blue whales. that are clearly not trained interacted with him appropriately i get really just don't realize that this guy is actually in danger making serious danger potentially oh yeah. well posing as marine park d

joe reports. in this child friendly space in bangladesh young real hinge a refugee are getting a chance they were never afforded back home in me and more. and they're in a happy mood as they proudly show off their reading and reciting skills. save the children's daphne cook tells me how the informal program aims to teach more than just letters and numbers these are kids that haven't had any kind of education at all what that means is they might not know how to cross the road safely they might not know how to wash their hands so it's really basic stuff like that to keep kids safe and healthy in their day to day lives outside the learning center though a grim reality confronts you at almost every turn like these children who should be in school instead they're selling vegetables to help support their families or these teenagers who should be having fun with their friends instead discussing what little they have to look forward to before fleeing to bangladesh sixteen year olds used to dream of becoming a doctor and then a one month old one now i don't know if i can continue to study i would be able

joe henry, a leader in the local latino community, says people are already on edge after an arrest last week in tibbetts' murder.joe henry:"we had youngpeople last week who were confronted even walking in parks."but this robocall is taking it to a dangerous level. joe henry:"this takes us back 50 to 60 years. this takes us back to lynchings, blaming a whole community."he wants everyone in the community, all races, to stand up against hate.joe henry:"these hateful messages are just going to continue when good people don't speak up. this is a very important time." (justine) that was laura terrell reporting. iowa governor kim reynolds says he's been getting pictures of graffiti on des moines' southside, reading "deport illegals". after voicing his concern, he says he's had to block more than 900 people. (justine) and -- one girl is flying high for her dream. look at how opurtunity to dream job for the day. <"i'm interested in solving this dumpster fire of a presidency.">(jrstone) stormey daniels attorney has been speaking in vegas about potentially running for the 20-20 u-s presidential election. the latest on his tour of early-voting st

young adults use in their home joke you know who wins one hundred dollars you. wait until you get home and joe says sure the war holds you say. three pm on a weekday afternoon outside the presidential palace in taipei and this is a regular sight. members of the concentric patrick as an alliance are on their way to one of the city's best known van mox taipei one o one. here they broadcast their message on unification to tourists from mainland china i think that you know i don't. think that. and that's not what i want to let you do the carolina when. the family and they take on followers of the following going spiritual movement who are publicizing the plight of their fellow practitioners in mainland china where the group is outlawed in. here but are you on your own and i've done this for you on your. today's exchange ends peacefully. but that hasn't always been the case. concentric patriotism alliances members regularly feature in online videos like these. their targets include pro independent supporters. democracy activists. as well as the following any kind of several of their members have be

my dad told me when i was young, so we will fine, arpaioriff joe speak.n i was growing up, my dad the police have to take you home, the last thing to worry about is the police. the one and only sheriff joe arpaio. bed forave not been the around to, flying kentucky on airplanes. i would not miss this for anything. i have a hero, i said that a couple months ago, it happens to be our president. you are a hero for what you have been doing. we went down to the border together, right? know if she violated laws or not, but she stuck her foot into mexico. it was very easy. you did not have to climb the fence. that showed how easy it is to get into mexico. i was worried about you. i would not do that. it would put me in jail if i did it. but you got by with it. thank you, and thank you for your group and what you have been doing, and will continue to do. i heard the congressman mentioned passing a law on social security, if i heard him right. we have locked up thousands and thousands of people on these investigations on the workplace. everybody says all i do is wa

joe wilson was watching the morning's play. they said it was written in the stars and it was. that is whatjoe rood said last week, 12 years ago a young of india to play his first test match for england. he made 100 in his second innings and tear in his final test match he has done it again. this was the fairy tale we have been writing in our imagination and here today it happened. you know the routine by now — they stand, he delivers. alastair cook's farewell at the oval would last as long as he kept doing this... cook to 50 with this shot. quick, back on your feet. well, cook was back to work with a flourish on monday morning. his range of shots all on display. with him, joe root. past 52 and enjoying his last ever partnership with the man he replaced as captain. now root was playing with freedom as the match started to feel safe. remember that context? england's lead grew to 200 and beyond. india were still in the picture but onlyjust. this was another four. and keep count for cook. another of his favourite shots and his score went to 8a. cook in the 90s with a shot as straight and true as any in his career. almost there. did he fe

raised in brooklyn, new york and my dad once told me when i was a young buck -- >> ok okay, that's fine. we're going to have sheriff joejust wanted to state that when i was growing up, my dad taught me at a young age, he said if the police have to take you home, the last thing you have to worry about is the police. that being true, welcome the one and only sheriff arpaio. >> thank you, thank you. i haven't been to bed for two nights flying around kentucky on those airplanes, but i would not miss this for anything. right, mary? well, i have a hero. i said that a couple months ago. it happens to be our president. but you're a hero for what you've been doing. we went down to the border together, right? i don't know if she violated two laws or not, but she kind of stuck her foot into mexico. it was very easy. you didn't have to climb it, so that showed how easy it is to get into mexico. i was worried about you. i wouldn't do that. it would put me in jail if i did it, but you got by with it. anyway, thank you, and thank you for your group and what you've been doing and will continue to do. i heard the congressman mention a

joe tatuey, who was murdered. he's a member of the street violence prevention program that provided out reach and connected our young folks to safety and he was gunned down a couple weeks ago. the last two days we've been spent remembering him and memorializing him. i want it ask for a brief moment of silence for him. thank you. with that said, there's -- there are things that we've done that have worked in the past that we have not had the same resources for to address truancy. let me give you an example. we had a program at daniel west elementary school. if we have a truancy program at an elementary school, that means there is something going on in the home that is causing the fact that our children are not going to school. so we put a program together with the department of youth and families where we called the children, we woke them up every day, we picked them up, we fed them breakfast and we took them to school. after school, we picked them up, brought them to the center. we provided meals and we did activities with our young folks. we need to bring programs like that back. there are some that exist. we do it

evander kane, martin jones, joe thornton, and the newly acquired elite defenseman erik karlsson..four-time all star, two-time norris trophy winer. the sharks had to give up some youngthe team understands the larger goal in play. (sot) new at 8.(pam) new at 8. a california man just completed a cross country bicycle trip... from san diego..to new york city.(grant) ryan gehris is riding for military families. natalie dudd-ridge explains what inspired him. nats: "i cant believe i am here."after 6 months of pedaling-ryan lee gehris (gare-is) looks up at the world trade center with relief...he finally made it to new york city.ryan lee gehris / biked across country: "through dust storms, wind storms... physical exhaustion, mental exhaustion, dodging semis and suvs."he's used to being on wheels. he's a bicycle tour guide.but in april-- the california man left san diego on a mission: to travel more than 3-thousand miles across the country on his beach cruiser."this is where i carry all my clothes." his campaign is called "pedaling for pattie"-in honor of his late mother-- she became a "gold star child" after her father was killed during the vietnam war.his heroism is what k

joe porter, a graduate from staffordshire. and naomi 0gbeta, a student and also one of britain's brightest young triple jumpers. we have no certainty. nothing has been said about what happens in case of a no deal scenario. we don't know whether our driving licences will be valid. my husband's qualifications that he acquired in france... we are a french hungarian coupled with 20 yea rs of a french hungarian coupled with 20 years of residency in the uk. i think we would have deserved by now some kind of certainty. it causes an extreme amount of anxiety and we are making preparations to leave the uk now has a plan b. i do not been reassured by what theresa may has said? she said you will be welcome and you will be allowed to stay. as the —— has that not make you reconsider leaving? jacob rees-mogg said in case of a no deal lots of us would be deported. nigel farage was calling for that as well. from different angles there are different discourses coming through and as none of it is reassuring to us. there is nothing official that would say this will happen to you. joe, what do you make of that? for some people thi

joe henry, a leader in the local latino community, says people are already on edge after an arrest last week in tibbetts' murder.joe henry:"we had young people last week who were confronted even walking in parks."but this robocall is taking it to a dangerous level. joe henry:"this takes us back 50 to 60 years. this takes us back to lynchings, blaming a whole community."he wants everyone in the community, all races, to stand up against hate.joe henry:"these hateful messages are just going to continue when good people don't speak up. this is a very important time." ( james ) that was laura terrell reporting for us this morning. ( james ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a south bay mural is painted over and now the community is demanding answers. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the temperatures for your labor day will continue to warm inland with highs away from the water in the upper 80's and low 90's. up and down the coast expect 50's and 60's with 70's along the bay itself. skies will remain sunny and dry with air quality impacts from wildfires

joe have the details in sports. north korea's foreign minister says continued u.s. sanctions are deepening its mistrust of america re young who addressed the united nations general assembly on saturday he said pyongyang has taken significant goodwill measures without a corresponding response from the trump administration shabba tansey has more from the united nations in new york. the north korean foreign minister picked up on the theme that we also heard from the chinese and russian foreign ministers of the un general assembly that the north koreans had shown their goodwill their commitment to denuclearization by dismantling that test site by ending testing of nuclear weapons and missiles it's time for the u.s. to take reciprocal action either easing sanctions or declaring an end to the korean war the north korean foreign minister pointing out that north korea has more reason to mistrust the u.s. than the other way around the u.s. after all is the only country in the world to actually use nuclear weapons against another country and has consistently threatened to annihilate north korea using nuclear weapons it was time for

in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. welcome back to "morning joexford, mississippi. more now from that conversation we had yesterday with a grouch voters down here in oxford. some backed trump for president and some did not. here's their thoughts. >> the president has called the press an enemy of the people. do you think the press sometimes acts in ways that makes them the enemy of the people. >> i don't think that they are the enemy of the people. sometimes i think that they have been given a bad rap in presenting not only just the facts but their opinions as well. >> right. and do you think, pat, that the press is the enemy of the people? >> i would say the press should be the guardian of the people. they are the fourth state and supposed to be the guardian of freedom and liberty. i think the press, particularly the national media tends to incorporate its own opinion and own agenda in a number of stories. so it's difficult to find that trust factor you're looking for when you sense that opinion being put forth as opposed to just the facts. but yo

young people and everyone in the community is just profound. and so i wanted to give my personal appreciation and love for the family and for joe, and also recognize the sfvip family who i know is hurting a lot right now, and just let you know how much we love and appreciate all of you and how crucial and important your work is. >> president cohen: thank you, supervisor ronen. supervisor brown? >> yeah. i actually want to talk about the work that you do. i actually met jungle once, and you never forget when you meet someone like that, even one time. but i could tell that you had the passion and the dedication that you need to do the work that you do. i see -- i know a lot of you in front of me. i've worked with you for years in different variations of c.r.n., people that remember that, then svip. and with so many

joe cole moustache dunks landed on facebook in the uk still. geminids afraid that w. . can maintain sixteen i'm crying go to rome all. young people build against their talents generation. it was an obsolete and dusty film of stupidity in tish's conceived the german did nothing less than a home base of some of the wanted maelstrom of the serial violence with the be a moment of plumage the role of the marjah operation watch the bomb war every day. color documentary takes only one. all times how did those murder members of the i remember the first time i had a feeling of being part of something. means of those events today. the seeds of civil rights the peace movement the women's movement one of the planned during this period. in sixty eight. this week on. this is d w news why the from berlin tonight with just six months before britain leaves the european union the austrian chancellor sends a positive signal over. we want to do everything possible to avoid the heartbreak kid since we stand ready to compromise but we also expect that from the day you pay your.

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and to take our experience and help some young people do something special. and this sector as joe that digitization really needs to touch. and there's a lot of demand from citizens for that. >> okay. we're just going to take a quick pause. >> president trump is speaking at the u.n he's been talking about making some remarks on the world drug program. let's listen in. >> the united states looks forward to working with you to strengthen our communities, protect our families, and deliver a drug-free future for all of our children. thank you very much and thank you for being here we appreciate it thank you. >> that's president trump who had just been making some remarks on the world drug problem. this is just a beginning of what's happening at the u.n. the president arriving last night. he's at the u.n. this week with the global leaders, global heads of state we'll hear much more >> all right let's return to our conversation with joe tucci and bill green. it's six companies in total that you've rolled up just to put a fine point on those companies. something called city based for stat

young americans to vote in the midterm. who would you think would host such a show, laura? >> laura: they asked me, i'm busy. >> raymond: perfect host, vice president joe biden. >> folks, with less than 100 days until the most consequential vote of our lifetime, attention on ig t.v. to break down the issues we all should be vote og this fall. not complicated policy language or confusing activism, just facts, at least as i see them. >> raymond: i think it is slipping. >> laura: did he say acronym? >> raymond: young voters, i feel like he's about to sell me a reverse mortgage. >> laura: he's not talking about democratic dating, he's talking about carbon dating. >> raymond: for a moment, i thought selling shares of retirement. an issue to get young people to the polls, immigration. >> laura: oh. >> for centuries tradition of welcoming immigrants from around the world given us tremendous advantage, best of every nation, we do need to control our border, every country needs to control their border. that does not require ripping infants and children from arms of their parents. this administration has to stop using immigration to divide us between us and them

young people with low incomes who are living in the country illegally. the national uninsured rate is 8-point- 8 percent. (vicki) up next... from working at trader joe'swens from the cosby show just landed... (grant) geoffrey owens -- who many of us remember as "elvin" from "the cosby show" has joined the cast of n-c-i-s new orleans.(vicki) this comes weeks after he was 'job shamed' for working at trader joe's. pictures of him behind the register went viral and a lot of actors spoke out in support of him. he'll be in at least one episode of n-c-i-s... where he will play an old friend of scott backula's main character 'pride.' the episode is expected to air in late october. this is the second role for owens since the trader joe's incident. ... (grant) some of robin williams' most prized possessions will soon be up for auction. the collection features items from the late comedian and his former wife, marsha. items include autographed scripts, awards, props, furniture, artwork williams owned, and more than 40 watches. a portion of the proceeds will benefit the juilliard school, the wounded warrior project and the christopher and dana reeve foundation. th

young daughters. those folks can look in the eye and say they have been honest and truthful about this -- >> they're not worried about being honest and truthful. >> i like the joe biden clip. did you see that? >> i sure did. >> the fbi never made a conclusion. >> i do not want to review the clip with you anytime for any reason. it just is not worth -- >> if he runs for president the third time unsuccessfully, can we do it then? >> i will not even consider the possibility. thank you so much. >> you got it, thank you. >> kellyanne conway. the national media today showing absolutely no respect for the office of the president. incessant streams of interruption in the late afternoon news conference. none of course, which are connected to anything substantive and repetitious, repetitious, repetitious. >> if you do not mind after i'm finished if one of our female colleagues could go after me that would be great. it would be great if a female reporter could ask a question about the issue. if you do not mind -- >> i would not mind that at all. number i don't mind at all. look at the character. >> you have raised doubts about the accusers. >> i don't think people are rel

. >> you know what joe is focused on right now, nobody cares about donald trump right now. >> he was a big deal. >> when you were a young, yes. >> to burt reynolds in playgirl magazine, did you not think to yourself, i want to grow up to be burt reynolds? >> no. >> yes, i know you did. >> you wanted to be the bandit. >> i don't know. so you -- we were hearing you as we were coming in here. >> because you're so loud. >> and you -- i think you need to do it. whenever i called you, i told you, you know, about burt reynolds -- >> he broke the news to me about burt reynolds' passing. >> it's sort of like where were you when you heard about pearl harbor. >> where are you you -- >> immediately went to "smokey and the bandit." >> first hour of the morning. >> so burt starred in 90 movies, 300 television shows. that's how he got his start. >> amazing. >> i was on "deliverance." >> i saw that. >> my parents, strict southern baptists, would go to church four times a week, would go sunday morning, we would go sunday night to trading union, tuesday night bible study, wednesday night -- friday night sometimes family night. but somewh

joe biden. i'm a democrat. and i love john mccain. i always thought of john as a brother. we had a hell of a lot of family >> many people might wonder what a youngom minnesota and highly decorated vietnam war hero turned united states senator might have in common. i'm black, he was white. i'm young, he wasn't so young. how does this unlikely pair become friends. that's just who he is. over the several years i had the privilege of spending time with senator mccain sometimes it was visit to practices or him texting saying, you need to pick it up this sunday.>> raris rotunda fall silent at this ho hour. on a day like this, john would usually be bounding this wayere, visitors turning to each other asking, if that's who they think it is. but in this quiet hour we are left to ponder how his life speaks to us. this is one of the bravest souls our nation has ever produced. >> that's perhaps how we honor him best by recognizing that there are some things bigger than party or ambition or money or fame or power. but there's some things that are worth risking everything for. at his best, john showed us what that means. for thatn . >> none of us will ever fo