kurt didn't play the hits.ell me where did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana and i felt this connection to kurt cobain and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ the whole night through [ cheers and applause ] >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour just crying right there. >> i just don't understand it. that's all. >> i think he was the closest

>> kurt: welcome it may very well be.m and that this teacher doesn't understand some people have different customs and practices associated with their religion and perhaps, she is associated with. or we have somebody who misunderstands the right to practice your religion freely and as many government employees do, decided it was up to her to tell an american citizen what to do but either way, i'm glad she apologized and i hope everybody has learned something. maybe we can move on. >> shannon: in our reporting, we talk to the grandmother and the family and the teacher apologized with hand written note and candy which i things always helps things, cathay, but they also said, the grandma said i hope it helps somebody and i hope it never happens again. i don't think it will. a chance to learn something, kathy? >> kathy: i happen to be a certified teacher and two states in the united states. when you are trained as a teacher, number one rule, there should be nothing distracting students and a teacher so you don't want anything

and then to his left, we have kurt schrader and schrader is from oregon, suburban oregon, starting right outside of portland and running down from there. he is a democrat. >> and a veterinarian. >> and a veterinarian, that's right. you ran a veterinarian clinic. >> i used to be popular. everybody loves animals. >> right. >> while the rest of us were watching the super bowl, he was watching the puppy bowl. both of these are able, accomplished legislators. let me start john with you, talk a little bit about the prospects for an infrastructure bill, we're under the fast act right now which is the first long term funding we've had for transportation. it was on life support i think for almost ten years.

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kurt: i don't think you should wrap yourself into one market segment.it as this potential that we could grow into. we could spend 20 years there and still have a great business. $100 million business could be operating out of there. lemonis: but how do you know that? you don't have any numbers to support it. you also could have $100 million business in this building right here. i don't want you to think i'm saying, "no dreams and no growth." i'm just saying, "can we just sell a jacket first?" ethan: [ laughs ] that's a great place to start. lemonis: because you got an order, and you had actually to return somebody's money. ethan: right. lemonis: let's solve that problem. i need ethan to understand that designing new products, selling products, finding new customers, these basic small problems, if they're solved, will lead you to become a big business. you don't do those things, you're out of business. its necessity to make smithfly successful is where i'm having a hard time connecting that dot. ethan: i mean, i think you're right. i agree. lemonis: soun

and then to his left, we have kurt schrader and schrader is from oregon, suburban oregon, starting right outside of portland and running down from there. he is a democrat. >> and a veterinarian. >> and a veterinarian, that's right. you ran a veterinarian clinic. >> i used to be popular. everybody loves animals. >> right. >> while the rest of us were watching the super bowl, he was watching the puppy bowl. both of these are able, accomplished legislators. let me start john with you, talk a little bit about the prospects for an infrastructure bill, we're under the fast act right now which is the first long term funding we've had for transportation. it was on life support i think for almost ten years. that runs out next year. what are the prospects for infrastructure in this session, do you think? >> well, first of all, thank you for being here and i'm honored to be here with my friends from the democratic side of the aisle. and the problem solvers caucus as a whole really does try to work in a bipartisan manner to get things done. we need desperately to get back to that. but when you talk

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political pedigree both in the state legislature since coming to congress and then to his left we have kurt schrader and charader is from oregon, starting right outside of portland and running down from there. he's a democrat. >> and a veterinarian. >> and a veterinarian, that's right. >> everybody loves animals. while the rest of us was watching the super bowl, he was watching the puppy bowl. let me start, john, with you. just talk a little bit about the prospects for an infrastructure bill. we're under the fast act right now which is the first long term funding we've had for transportation. it was on life-support for almost ten years. that runs out next year. what are the prospects from infrastructure in this session, do you think? >> well, first of all, thank you for being here and i'm honored to be here with my friends from the democratic side of the aisle. we really do try to work in a bipartisan manner to get things

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john, but nothing in this huge trove of investigative material proved anything. >> kurt, we call himway that it was easier to understand. >> what had been difficult to understand? >> it was confusing to the point where you didn't know what we were gonna be able to get into court. >> the context was in there. you couldn't figure it out because it was a mess. >> the majority of it was in there, yes. we had to try to do the analysis on it, and that's what took so long. >> reporter: an awful lot of detective work amounts to reading. thousands of pages of reports and witness statements, and this and that all were followed up, everyone of them. detective mehl chased down a 2001 walmart receipt, a minor, forgettable purchase, except that the time stamp on the receipt cast doubt on philip barr's alibi didn't exactly wreck it, but it caught him in a significant lie. >> that's how detailed we were getting. >> reporter: but then they just happened to run into a guy who said he knew barr and mcmannis and peewee. >> and he overheard them talking about killing this girl. he heard david mcmannis sa

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. >> kurts is a realtor who let adachi use that apartment. the cause of det is acute mibsed drug tox isty with cocaine and ethinal and hypertensive cardio vascular disease -- his already compromised heart could no longer sustain and the syringes were consistent with medical therapy. his death has been ruled an accident. we reached out to the new pub lb defender. they said they would not have any comment out of respect for adachi who left behind a wife and daughter. >>> let's check out live doppler 7. the rain is coming down heavily right now. market street, san francisco. day . broad moor, it is pouring. going to get you track here. daily city you're going to be seeing heavier rainfall. 11:34 into san lorenzo. and it is lighter rain but that will be changing. moderate pockets of rain around sonoma in the eighth street east area. 4200th of an inch per hour. areas off moderate rain and gusty in the hills. here's a look at the intensity of the rain continuing to shift but will it shift out of here before your weekend plans begin? >> thanks. now

kurt the cyber guy here with the big tech backlash.k of his pickup truck, this guy accused of faking his own kidnapping. we are coming right back. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia. rob: unbelievable video. watch this star come up, the van hits, a teen in critical condition after his car flipped and crashes into a concrete wall. unbelievable surveillance video. they tried to avoid hitting this van that has no idea what it is doing, that thing flipped 5, 6, 7 times, barreled across the parking lot, he was partially ejected and found unconscious. it sounded like a bomb went off, the driver who hit kelly is on the run. firefighters rescue a man trapped under a car, the car falling on his legs while he is working on th

. >>> joining me is wendy davis, dean obadala and kurt bardela. all right. wendy, let's start with you. beto is seen as a political rock star in texas as you can see from that shot in el paso, but the challenges he faced in the texas senate race clearly differ from the presidential democratic primary. what does he need to do to translate this into something of a national race? >> what's fascinating is he's pretty much doing what he did when he was running for u.s. senate here. it was fascinating to watch him run that campaign in a state that has voted red statewide for such a long time. he was unapologetic progressive in the campaign and the message you heard from him today were exactly the messages you heard from him when he was running for u.s. senate. one of the things i think that he will remind people all over this country about today as he travels from el paso to houston to austin, texas is a huge state, it has an enormous potential to lift a presidential candidate successfully over the finish line and, of course, not only will that be important to eel

talking about the american dream or the american dream is closed and diluted it will encourage you or kurt. get rich it was possible for a worker to get a decent job. in a corps of children to school. to a collapse. imagine yourself in an outside position looking for mars. what do you see. in the united states when there are professed to like democracy. in a democracy public opinion is going to have some influence on poesy. and then the government carries out actions determined by the population and that's what democracy means. it's important to understand that privileged and powerful sectors have never liked democracy and for very good reasons. democracy puts power into the hands of the general population and takes it away from them. as kind of the principle of concentration of wealth and power. concentration of wealth yields concentration of power particularly so as the cost of elections skyrockets which kind of forces the political parties into the pockets of major corporations. and this political power. clee translates into legislation that increases the concentration of wealth so fisc

. >> reporter: the school district is making additional grief counselors available as kurt vasquez is being remembered as a person full of love with a very bright future in baseball. his coaches for the california bulldogs called him the unicorn. >> pitch, field and swing a bat. teammate joe lopez is heartbroken. >> always brought a smile to your face. if you are having a bad game he would cheer up all the dugout. he was a leader. everybody looked up to him. >> reporter: he was coming home from a baseball game, tuesday evening, northbound on san tomas expressway. as he crossed winchester boulevard he lost control, went off the road and crashed head on into a tree. the force of the impact so severe it trapped him inside and firefighters had to cut him out of the wreckage. investigators say speed and wet roads were a factor. the campbell union high school district said the community is deeply saddened by the death. our school communities are like families and when unfortunate events like this happen we are all affected. the junior had already committed to playing for the university of t

. >>> the trump administration is defepding its budget kurts to the special olympics. >> reporter: david isolololololl california. >> the funding is when a third of our school's budget. >> reporter: cutting the education department by 10% means getting rid of the $17.6 million that helps pay for special olympics at schools. and the athletic athletic athlec oakley -- >> they can showcase what they can bring and also break down the boundaries of stereotypes. >> reporter: freedom high was the first to offer unified sports. i didn't s christy dodge is receptionist at special olympics headquarters and she says the program did a lot for her self-esteem. >> people don't look at you differently. whereas in school, when i was going to school, if i even tried to come a sport, they would look >> reporter: education secretary betsy devos agrees that special olympics is a worthy program. she says the federal government just can't pay for every worthy program. congress must approve her budget request and it is not clear that they feel the same way. eric thomas, abc 7. >>> preventing another college ad

it happened around 1 # 15 this morning near new jersey avenue and kurt inner avenue. we don't know why the car ran into the tree but firefighters had a hard time getting to the driver. >> there was an extrication and took about 5 minutes to get him out of the vehicle and he was further assessed by medical personnel and determined to have been killed in the accident. >> the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> new this morning one person dead and a man in custody after a 2 car crash in santa rosa. the victim died at the scene. the person's name and hometown have not been released the man who was arrested faces charges of dui and man slaughter. >>> there is a growing concern about the number of people crossing roads. the latest yesterday when a pedestrian was hit in the roadway. the front-yard in the rain when she saw someone get hit just a few feet away. >> i go try to help you, you know, i said sir, sir -- go i think he die. >> reporter: 53-year-old man was crossing the road in mid- block and in the dim morning light and heavy rain the 18- year-old who hit h

joining us now, kurt bardella and legal professor jennifer todd joins us. good to have you both.n demands for certain papers to be release, for documents, requests to talk to people in the administration and now obviously the mueller report is top of line for everybody. >> well, mika, the oversight committee, judiciary committee, really all of the committee chairs that were involved in investigating the administration, given a tuesday deadline to begin producing the underlying documents and evidence that that document was based on. it looks like the attorney general is sending a signal that's not going to happen. and they have the option to issue a subpoena to the justice department for that report. there's real support that we are headed towards a constitutional crisis if the attorney general and the trump administration do not release that report, do not cooperate with the subpoena, that's going to create a situation where the house and you talked about this a little bit with the speaker, when she said use the full weight of her office, that means going to the court, suing the

among them one of the many bestsellers written michael media from kurt. we visited her in los angeles and asked her what it's like to be a german reisa in the u.s. . in the thirty minutes. forty. five days in the midst of venezuela's crisis in a fight to get aid into the country with a convoy of kwan guide own supporters and exclusive d.w. report alongside venezuelan journalist since our panties a close look at the country's catastrophic conditions on the way to colombia a showdown on the border. starts march eighteenth. what's the connection between bread flour and the european you. know guilt much s t w correspondent and avid baker crap. turn to state and local about recipes for success past strategies that make a difference. at baking bread. on g.w. . a city in ruins morocco a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population last night as fighters occupied the city center in two thousand and seven team president to churches response was brutal. i. will never again football game of. the ring conquest turned

special envoy kurt volker insists washington isn't bateing a candio win. he does, though, point out who russia would like to se. >> i think it is true-- in fact, it's not only true, it's something that russia itself has said-- that they want to see poroshenko defeated, and that's simply a fact. i think that there has just been a develme of personal animosity between president putin and president poroshenko, and so he's just looking for a change. >> reporter: and the change candidate in this election cycle is represented by the newcomer: zensky. when he's not getting advice from plato, he's talking to informal advisors like serhiy shchenko, a former investigative journalist-turned- reformist lawmaker. he says zelensky's inexperience is his greatest asset. >> reporter: in the tv show, zelensky's protagonist takes on e's notoriously powerful coterie of oligarchs. >> reporter: but real life is a little different. "servant of the people" is broadcast on a channel owned by ihor kolomoyskyi, one of the country's most influential oligarchs. your tv show appears on

so congress is not going to allow this to go much longer. >> kurt using the word subpoena.hat kind of tool is that the democrats would have at their disposal? >> for me, this issue is about the oversight responsibilities of the congress. let's get back to what the constitution says they ought to do. the founders were very wise in that they set up and gave, really, the final say-so. yes, the supreme court and the judiciary has a role, but the congress has a critical role here over the executive. so i think that they need to do a couple of things. one, i would haul mueller in. i don't know why we're talking about barr. bring mueller in and have mueller in to tell me what's in the report. unless there is something that i'm not aware of in a statute that doesn't allow that, that to me is the most direct way. give us a summary about what is in here. maybe he can't talk about a lot of things that have to be redacted. but get them both up on the hill. that's number one. number two, i think donald trump has had a really good last week or so. and i actually think he's probably going

they see that there's a world out there they can see what kind of the the whole -- the whole kurt north korean media that was following the summit in vietnam they would not have missed that vietnam is a flourishing country right now vietnam was on was destroyed after the vietnam war vietnam was poor. the north korea north korea was helping vietnam vietnam and united states i had a very rough relationship but they're great friends now. trump was trying to send these taxes m messages look north kora look what could happen to you he was saying that every other. every other minute as well this is the potential for north korea what happened vietnam look at that and i definitely we do and then i like you mention about his train trip. sexually so so it means a lot to the exercise group people as well you know south korea and like. for more are divided germany the inter korean border is or is not gonna trouble at all there's no interactions -- endorses oscar there's a national security really really for beating people prohibit people. from south korea to travel to north korea without any permis

# how does courtney feel looking at pictures of kurt?rds, i love you, # but i hate looking at pictures of you, ‘cause it hurts. # wish that i took more photographs of us # said goodbye, now our love's collecting dust # just a memory of you is not enough # wish that i took more photographs of us. i‘ve watched that a few times and it really gets me. you wouldn‘t be the first person it made cry. yeah. and i think it resonated with a lot of people. the girl that you saw there was someone who contributed to the video by way of hashtag. there‘s a lot of negative talk about the impacts of social media. we found a way to use it for something really positive. you appealed to people for whom pictures of absent loved ones, or people they had lost meant so much. you appealed for them to send in those pictures. you said, you know what, i can relate to that. people did, and it became this beautiful, albeit sad, this wonderful public forum where people were engaging in each other‘s stories and sharing those stories of the people they lost and people th

kurt zouma headed them in front after just 5 minutes at the london stadium. second. west ham boss manuel pellegrini said they had a complete disaster and described their performance as the worst of the year. we mentioned movement at the top of the premier league today as well. manchester city are back on top after a 2—0 victory at fulham. liverpool can regain first place if they beat tottenham tomorrow. as for the other results, manchester united are up in fourth with a 2—1win over watford. burnley and southampton both won, as huddersfield fans know only too well. leicester's win at home to bournemouth, their third in a row, continuing their impressive turn—around since brendan rodgers took over. in rugby union's european champions cup there was a thrilling all—irish game as ulster went to leinster. it was one try each by half—time. leinster then scored another before luke marshall answered back for ulster. but then a limping ross byrne kicked leinster back into the lead, and the defending champions hung on to book their place in the semi—finals, winning 21 p

kurt young was an athletic. the motivation of bay area bragging rights. >> there are times we go into that series and that is one of our first series where we packed the place. there is a lot of energy. hopefully that is a springboard that will take us a higher levels. >> there is some tension and you want to come away with some wins. there is definitely a different intensity to those games. >> a little bit more than my palo alto uniform. >> two giant pictures have played on the other side of the bay. >> i am a chicago guy. i would equated to the white sox in the cubs. now i've seen both ends of that in both ends of this. it's great when those teams plmore. >> the fans will probably be all right with that too. this year they play just four times. it is a long wait. the first time they meet is august 13. even if there's nothing at stake, those games is always will be special. >> ktvu fox2 news . >>> reveal week continues at the new chase center in san francisco. the chase center announced will perform there in de

kurt, good to he see you. >> good to see you.ing it over the cloud in 4k and eventually 8k resolution and that's going to wake up the market and the gaming console market period for microsoft and sony. they dominate the marketplace as you know and this time with console sales roughly expected over the next six years to be about 225 million units, this is going to be a game-changer literally. pardon the pun. maria: it's true and you're seeing increasingly gaming be real valuable. i mean, in terms of being one of the most popular forms of entertainment. but this european union story today is going to be obviously focused on probably more so than the gaming, the gaming story. the european fining google $1.7 billion for abusing the dominance of its search engine to block competitors in the niche market of selling text ads on the search results that appear on third party websites. this decision is the last among three sets of formal charges that the european commission has so far filed against google. it's interesting to me that you'r

summers, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> kurt summers, treasurer of chicago. >>in, by the way we'll have full coverage, of course, of the ipo for lyft leading right into the first trade that will take place tomorrow ceos logan green and co-founder john zimler join us for an interview at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> margrethe vestager blasting google well a third billion dollar fine in three years she joins us next to discuss. >>> as we head to break, take a look at the top performing stocks on the s&p right now which is higher, consumer, materials, technology leading us pvh, an earnings winner up look at that, 19%. "squawk on the street" will be right back >>> some news out of director. nec director larry kudlow making comments at a conference and yewy is tracking it for us. >> white house economic adviser larry kudlow speaking at the annual conference and extended the time trade for u.s./china trade negotiations saying there's no deadline for those talks. >> is this is not time-dependant this is policy and enforcement dependant. please understand this if it takes a few

pete: kurt knutsson on fire today. good toe so you.g itself after its fake and false reporting about that confrontation on capitol hill involving a covington high school student. so, was their retraction or remission enough? griff: michelle malkin, chris christie and charles payne all joining us coming up. pour a cup of coffee ♪ i want to celebrate ♪ ups and downs. whatever life throws. a place to always strive for. for all the journeys that make us stronger. ♪ >> freedom of religion is not just enshrined in our constitution. it's enshrined in the hearts of the american people. freedom of religion is under attack in our country. >> you cannot go too far on the issue ever climate change. the future of the planet is at stake. >> at a cost of 93 trillion. that's more than four times our national debt. >> we must convict socialism. not let this fester. >> it was freedom, not socialism, that ended slavery, won two world wars and stands today as the beacon of hope for all the world. america will never be a socialist country. rachel: this att

rob: joining us to discuss what users can do to protect their privacy and what this means, kurt the cyberook saying we are going to be more private and think of things to make things safer. it is like a robbery or from a bank telling you give me your money. maybe a little bit. the guy is onto something. he has 3200 giant manifesto. he sounds very innovative but if you take a closer look, what we are talking about is facebook pivoting in a direction copying china. there is a giant apps in china called we chat. the 800 million population in china, facebook doesn't come close to that. mark zuckerberg is banned from working in facebook. combine it, make a messenger apps, copies what china is doing. >> it includes private interactions. reducing permanent safety. >> interoperability -- >> what does permanence mean. this is a was everybody relates to. on the left side of your screen, it is really remarkable. this is the guy controlling everything we are doing. we are talking about a guy who has good intentions for facebook and we need to keep our eyebrow raised. will this be a good thing? sounds

let's bring in our next guest, david kurt patrick -- kirkpatrick. we were anticipating some streaming services. how will this add substantially to apple as a service provider? david: apple has historically been a device company but margins on services are super. apple has to grow from its gigantic current scale, and it's looking for new, high profit areas in which to grow. therefore, services, particularly video, make a lot of sense. video and news today we are expecting to hear the most about. we could hear about a credit card as well, as bloomberg reported. i think we will see a new kind of apple emerge, which will be a little more confusing for people, harder for them to understand. our preconceptions about what apple is are going to get blurry. if you look at amazon, you realize this is the kind of company that we will be seeing more and more of, the giants. they have to almost do everything. vonnie: wedbush securities estimate between amazon, disney, hulu, investing about $20 billion in streaming content. apple spending about one billion. how m

in capital to kurt ner. we have thee vehicles involved. chp says they may be stuck together, and we're watching for their update as they arrive on scene. that would be a jam coming out of the almaden valley. a second crash may slow the freeway. i didn't see a problem with the live camera. >> thank you vich, mike. >>> slow down, volvo cutting back on how fast its cars with go. up next the new top speed and the reasons behind it. >>> and a little kitchen robot has a very sad message for its owners. we'll tell you about it in business and tech. >>> after that, stars and fans of $90210" remember the life of luke perry. tributes pouring in for the late actor. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> a new round of rain is moving the into the area. we have a bit longer before it moves into the south bay. heading over toward campbell, you see the rain chances, and it sticks with us for a little while longer. we'll track it on storm ranger coming up in less than five minutes. >>> why wait? here's the bay bridge. the toll plaza doesn't show new prob

. >> the unsold items include works by james dean, fred astaire, phyllis diller, and kurt vonnegut, whichet another cosmic-art happening baird and hoop are surely planning wherever they are. >> it will be a long time before we see anything like them. they were both really unusual people. together they were fantastic. >> so much that's hip in one generation is totally uncool to the next. old uncle hoop once drove his niece, hugh's daughter, to school in one of his hoop mobiles. the teen was mortified. after that, all hugh had to say to keep her in line was, "watch out, young lady, or uncle hoop will be driving you again tomorrow." i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. ria " begins right now. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's" wall street." maria: happy weekend. welcome to the programming that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. we have another jam-packed program this weekend. coming up, blackrock's rick reider is with me overseeing $2

and based on projects in the kurt mohcd pipeline, they're seeing construction costs per square foot of around $528. for type 3, over -- sorry, yeah, type 3 over type 1, that's up to five levels of fire- resistant wood over one to two levels of concrete, showing an average cost per square foot of $475. again based on the mohcd pipeline. ant the type five, which is up to four levels of wood over one to two levels of concrete, very close to type 3 in the average cost per square foot of $461 per square foot. with all that, i'll hand it over to natalie to talk about -- we took a look at the -- at our parcels and how we would do massing and whether we would want to go above any of those height limits. >> good morning. so once again i'm natalie bonwick and i am here in my capacity as an affordable development housing consultant. so,s you know, a cap of 8,000 total units for the island. and with the 27.2% affordable housing obligation, that comes out to 2,173 units, which in the d.d.a. is referred to as authority units. and those affordable units are the one that will be developed by non-profi

this was a huge kurt as well. and to end of a thing which made me like him the most because i wrote a million seniors a playmate's yeah. yeah i think his secret so you know out here in one of the process. he told me that if i won if i want to receive the litters each and every year from him have to pay him i don't know many dollars. just. so on your walls. just get sleen dion and leo and jason brooks that's it that's not war well of course celine dion. did you know smile and masculine tyranny for. a. good man in. spain. is a little an immersion in a man's human soul indian cannot do like. now apple has a new lineup in south africa. to continue godzilla close. to half. of the bus and that. is my mother has like a base or never liked a doctor as a doctor my mother then to my friends. dad. maybe if i say will smith like you know is not good to me for me like if i need food or anything my mother's there for me to see me guidance she asked me through school at home without my mother and no way i would be now. now talk

he was inspired -- >> would -- kurt do you agree? was he triggered by this president?u look at words that this deranged maniac wrote, it speaks for itself. it is symptomatic -- i'm not saying that donald trump is specifically responsibility for this act of violence but he is responsibility for creating a culture and acceptability of hate in america and it is spread. the leader of the free world, the most powerful person in the world time and again now has refused to use the most extreme possible rhetoric to denounce these type of acts and that should bet easiest thing to do as president. this isn't a hard one here. this is a layup for anybody else except for donald trump and we're seeing this pattern of behavior any time there is an act of violence perpetrated by someone else that could be offensive to his base, he does the least amount possible. when it is anybody else, or an african-american or a person of color or immigrant, they can't wait to sound the alarm and declare a national emergency. they can't wait to express their outrage. why is there such a double stand