they say they got a call from that man right there, joshua johnson, and they said he waited an hour tohrough busy l.a. traffic to help this duck. they say that duck is in trouble. they get there, they get close. that duck isn't moving. when loretta gets close. right there, you see it hopping. see that? >> yeah, wrapped around its front leg. it's probably been there a while. >> then he realized, wait a minute, that looks like that could be a splint. >> so somebody tried to do their own little rescue and didn't quite work. >> oh, that's actually kind of sweet, but still sad. >> yeah, still sad, because joshua cared enough and waited an hour. they were able to come and get it. then they called the ventura hummingbird group because they weren't licensed to take care of they say they hear from kids all over the country calling them. they just google a rescue group in the area and somebody should be able to help you. the next video, the rspca going down the cliff to rescue rocky. rocky is so heavy, because rocky is a cow that they had to take the motor off the boat to carry her out of there.

our analysts are kristen welker, erick erickson, amy walter, and joshua johnson, host of one-on-one npr. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >>> good sunday morning. as our colleague journalists wrote on twitter yesterday, the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history took place today, day as of the largest attempted assassination of u.s. leaders in history. it's a deeply unsettling assessment that has the advantage of being accurate. this after a week of violence and terror. on friday a florida man cesar sayoc was arrested for sending as many as 14 pipe bombs to critics of president trump. and as the country tried to exhale as the mail bombing danger seemed to have passed, we learned yesterday of the horror in a pittsburgh synagogue where 11 people were shot and killed at the tree of life synagogue. it is a congregation synagogue in the city's heavily jewish squirrel hill neighborhood. last night there were vigils around the city and country including this one in pittsburgh in remembrance of the victims. and our hyper partisan atmosphere we will inevitably debate was the mail bom

joshua johnson, amy walter, nbc ews white house correspondent kriste and erick ericss presidenay last for you the one sound bite he said about ti-semitism. he said that at the top of the remark and then he went right back int. rally mo amy walter, take a>> listen. how about the democrats ladiesgentlemen, speaker nancy pelosi for the next three years. you have the haters and the to hate. they a foolish and very stupid people i can't call her pocahantas anymor think will anyway. doou mind? this moment with president trump,p, he seems to be strugglg with it. or maybe n >> this is the mode that he's been in since he was a candid politi never about nuance. it's a zero sum game when you are campaigning. it's u them. but when you become an elected offici and the united states, the campai supposed to stop for a while and you go into the mode of unifying this i president who's never been interested in unifying. he has been interested in keepinngaged and enrage and he's done an amazing. but at any moment he believes that it's still the middle of the the other thing i want to bring up just with