linda opdycke, defense witness.f the story that i could tell, about a dangerous stalking situation. and if there's any information that i could offer up, i wanted to do so. keith morrison: and as she began, it was clear she was here to join the defense's campaign against victim mark stover's character. would you agree that mark stover was dogged in pursuit of his prey? yes, i would. keith morrison: the defense claimed michiel oakes knew linda opdycke had been stalked by her ex-husband. and that went to his state of mind when he acted in self-defense. so now, linda told the jury some stories she'd earlier told oakes, her claim, for example, that mark appeared in her bedroom one night. and he had a pistol in his hand and laid it on the pillow next to my head and was very disturbed. keith morrison: and another time, she said, when she looked out her bathroom window-- i see mark on a hillside behind my house. he's looking through the scope, pointing the rifle at me. keith morrison: and once, said linda, long after she l

. >> there was this woman who used to work in the white house named linda tripp. >> linda tripp and monica lewinsky were friends. >> monica was in love with the president. >> she told me all sorts of things. >> linda tripp had been taping her phone calls. >> this is paula jones. >> it's just humiliating what he did to me. >> this case is going all the way up to the supreme court. >> the president was going into the deposition in the jones case. >> he was going to be asked about monica lewinsky. >> by early january 1998, the investigations of the clinton administration by ken starr's office of the independent counsel appeared to be petering out. >> the whitewater investigation was slowing down. we had some things to finish up, but they were not very active. >> but suddenly, everything changed. >> something was abuzz in the office. jackie bennett and paul rosenzweig and various others were obviously involved in something. >> paul rosenzweig is a lawyer who was working on rose law firm issues. >> on january 8th, rosenzweig was invited to dinner with a former law-school classmate, jerome marku

linda tripp first reveals to me the identity of monica lewinsky.ls. >> when i listened to that documentation, it's horrifying and it's horrible that i had to do that. i thought it was the right thing, and i don't regret it. i just wish i had do it in a better way. >> washington, d.c., is a city that loves a scandal, and i think, for linda tripp, it may have been exciting to think about embroiling or documenting something that could be news. >> there had been so many corrupt activities at the white house that, for me, monica lewinsky became nothing more than the straw that ultimately broke the camel's back. >> lucianne goldberg and michael isikoff would not be the only ones to learn of the secret white house rendezvous. >> linda tripp's the one who told the jones lawyers, "there's this woman, monica lewinsky. you'd better subpoena her." >> before the independent counsel's office ever knew about the story or the tapes, they made their way to the elves, working behind the scenes on the paula jones case. >> it was well after midnight. i think it was li

linda?e balmy indeed. >>> now far look at the medal count. >> norway, the smallest nation in the top six. it has the most medals. it's tied jurmny for gold. the u.s. is sixth in the overall medal standings. >>> the new daytona 500 champ led just one lap of that famous race. it was the one that mastered the most. austin dillon took the checkered flag last night to win his first daytona title. earlier in the day, danica patrick's seven-year career crashed to an end. she made it through 19 laps before the wreck. she was not injured. >>> lansd night's nba all-star game was defense optional? the teams picked by lebron and steph curry mostly opted not play defense. in tend, james' team won. final score, 148-145. james scored a game high 29 points. named mvp. the regular season resumes thursday night. >>> and up next in "the pulse," the bilg winners at the baftas. >>> also ahead, why fergie's national anthem at the all-star game is being called one of the worst ever. >>> and the lawyer getting endl

. >> next, under tvs "after words" women's march on washington cochair linda reflects on the 2017 march and what is ahead for the movement. she is interviewed by heather mcgee, president of the most action. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> host: linda, cofounder and co- organizer of the women's march, co-author of this incredible new book together we rise. behind the scenes of the protest heard around the world. on january 21 it will be the year anniversary of the largest protest in america history. how do you get involved? take us back to the moment when he first decided that you could do this to i was just like everybody else that had a couple minutes to spare after the november election in 2016 and was sitting online just like everyone else transfigure out and analyze why are we in the situation and i started seeing posts of his events about this million women march and i was like my first instinct was to be like there is already a million women martin and was organized by black women

linda: there is a mind blowing number.en 2008 and 2016, chinese debt increased by $22.4 trillion. that is bigger than the economic output of the u.s. carol: huge. linda: yeah. the debt to gdp, which is a common looked at ratio, went from 159 to 260 in 2016. despite the current campaign, it will probably surpass 300 by 2020 is a bloomberg economics team thanks. julia: that debt keeps rolling over and at some point there isn't that the ability to roll over. do we get some kind of crunch? linda: what is happening is the chinese government is forcing some of the big conglomerates -- there is a crash diet. you are told you have to sell off some of these assets at hna, which is a company that has received a lot of attention, which some people have compared to ing because of the level of relationships getting hot. nothing becomes quite clear until things get bad. they are definitely on a huge push to sell assets. basically disposed of real estate projects like they have in london and australia. they were in the middle of this big

linda sanchez. sanchez: thank you, and good afternoon. clearly we are a little disappointed we were not able to hold the issues conference as planned, but we are moving forward with the agenda as best we can. when life hands you lemons, you have to make lemonade. we are here because the republicans quite frankly show they cannot lead this country. lurchd, we continue to from short-term funding patch to short-term funding patch. this is not a way to run a government. it is not a way to run anything, quite frankly. democrats are presenting the american people with a clear contrast to the ineptitude republicans have shown. we are united for our vision for the country. we are offering a better deal for the united states america. better wages, better jobs, and a better future for all workers. at our issues conference, we are going to continue to refine our plans for 2018 and beyond. i am looking forward to productive meetings with our caucus of the next day and a half. we have experts lined up to give us additional information. i believe comin

well, look, both ivanka trump and small business administrator linda mcmahon are great voices for smallnesses and women-owned businesses. they have successful businesses. in the case of administrator mcmahon, built a business from scratch into a multibillion-dollar business. they have a great message to talk to folks around pennsylvania and around the country, about this president, our agenda of lowering taxes, cutting regulations will provide more opportunities in this robust economy for froing your small business, investing in the united states and having a federal government that stands with you. steve: all right. the president will go to cpac? >> that's right. brian: he is going to be busy. >> he is going to be busy. we want to send a message to conservative this is president ran with them and will stand by them over the next three and hopefully seven years. steve: raj shah, joins us from the north lawn. thank you, sir. >> thank you so much.

linda feldman: how short? rep. schiff: i think when someone is first brought on board, there is a need to bring itm up to speed, but yet will take time for the agencies to finish their work, but there was no indication of a problem. there are other cases where there is an indication of up problem and that is in the investigation. if that becomes prolonged, then i think you need to make sure you circumscribe access to classified or particularly sensitive information. it certainly looks like from the public reports, there were a number of temporary extensions and they were extended over issues that were problematic, not simply a function of there being a deluge of people or a backlog of the clearance process. so, i think there are genuine issues with how the process has been utilized in the administration. to add to that, in the case of jared kushner and others, you have situations where when the security clearance forms are initially filled out, they are incomplete. later they are filled out in a more complete way b

linda, over to. >> you thank you. i would add to the wise comments of the ambassador, i wrote a 2008 book about the surge period called "tell me how this ends" and chapter 15 has a list of things that were widely agreed to be the critical issues to bring stability to iraq. and that list is more or less still to be done. so i think it's very important for things like the full implementation of the federalized system. there's a decent tral liezation law on the books. empla mentation has gunn begun to voflt eight ministries down to the governance but it needs to be done to give that sense of local ownership to the population, the debath fa occasion law needs to be revised, the status of occur kirk, the hydrocarbons, law, et cetera. those of you that follow iraq know the list very well. and i think it will be incumbent upon the council representatives because it is a parliamentary system, to grasp this net he will -- nete lerks and understand that these have institutional answers and commit to building these answers. iraq

linda, over to you. >> thank you. i would add to the wise competence of the ambassador i wrote a 2000 a book about the search. called tell me how this ends and chapter 15 has a list of things that were widely agreed to be the critical issues to bring up stability to iraq and that list is more or less billed to be done so i think it's very important for things like the full implementation of the federal better life system, there's a decentralization law on the books implementation has begun to dissolve the eight ministries down to the provinces of government and it absolutely needs to be done to give that sense of local ownership to the population, the law need to revise the status and the hydrocarbon law et cetera in those who follow iraq know the list very well. i think it will be incumbent upon the council of representatives because it is a parliamentary system to grasp this metal and understand that these questions have legal and institutional answers and commit to building and legislating those answers. iraq is a

linda, your reaction to watching the last few days of this white house? >> it's absolutely amazing. i mean, what is most amazing about that is that you have a chief of staff that was supposed to have been brought in to give order to the white house, to be somebody who could be man of good character and lead by example and yet, under his watch we've had now two instances of staffers for whom fbi investigation showed there were credible accusations of abuse and the people stayed in their job until it went public. >> it's remarkable to me, as well, that this story they are attempting to tell now is so obviously in lieu of the facts. >> absolutely. it's not only disproving those supposed integrity john kelly had all along, there are all of these glowing profiles last year for example when he first came into the job. it's also a matter of besides how morally how repulsive these are. he was supposed to be the guy he was bringing in disciplined to the white house and let at least one aide who could not get a security clearance have access to every document that found its way to the preside

national oceanic and atmospheric administration and i'd like to thank the organizers particularly linda zali and ned austin so for their hard work in getting us to this point general polley shook who i grew to have great respect for broke the ice at this meeting he gave a talk and he first slide that he showed in his presentation was a satellite picture from russian. reconnaissance satellite program showing. the construction of a super secret facility that we heard so he showed this picture of it being constructed it just broke the ice everybody laughed we were privileged to have academicians savage from the russian side and academician bond to our who is this deputy of kmita it was my good girl i'm going to judge them and that's a clear case to sell and that's that we've had a great number of american colleagues here who leave this is because the russian delegation was large one hundred people i'd say the most all of them involved history of answer environmental issues you with the good you got that is in your my disability somebody started to work together and that's your lives there

let's bring in linda holmes she's tracking that crazy because in china for us from singapore little why such a panic over something like regulation i mean wouldn't that be a good thing at least for as reputation for because reputation considering the trade in these virtual currencies is also used for terra funding and smuggling operations. well then you know ambit quite the recent bull run must have attracted a lot of speculators who can quote the capital of that they've put into buying a big toy rather than the bitcoin utopia and there's a lot of uncertainty over regulation as well with actually seen south korea looking to bed india has also come into the play so there's no clarity to what will happen to this crypto currency that is a party that isn't supported by anything that's tentacle that is of value then ok well apart from the regulation a bad is as you point out there an all out battle because wouldn't that just drive it underground well it is still going underground you know the new types of currencies that is coming out big coin is now losing its lost against the currency such

. >> linda lo pez has the details. >> new details are emerging about the young man that confessed tostudents at the this florida high school. >> classmates that knew him said he was trouble. >> there wassin there was somett him. >> a report from the department of children's services said niklas cruz cut himself in 2016 and videoed himself on snap chat saying he wanted a gun. >> the sun sentinel and confirmed by the public defender showed a history of o autism, adhd, and medication, which he stopped taking. this report in a stripping of what appeared to be missed warning signs. the fbi never investigated tips last month and there were 20 calls regarding cruz. >> the massacre sparking a call for less fire power. >> if all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers, it's time for victims to be the change we need to seek. >> pressure on the legislature to restrict the sale of guns. no one should be able to buy an ar-15, especially not an 18-year-old. >> cruz just turned 18 when he bought his semiautomatic weapon. he shot 150 shots in the minute he was inside the sch

the other stories making news around the world the seventeen year old german national known only as linda w. has been sentenced to six years in prison by an iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces and mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor in ukraine so dust of region and a prosecco ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. symbiote was president emerson when god was as big condolences to the family of morgan chang the veteran opposition leader died of cancer on wednesday he was sixty five when god will pledge that his government will meet hospital and fiddle expenses. the movers and shakers of the silver screen are in the german capital for the berlin international film festival the berlin it opens on thur

the seventeen year old german national known only as linda w. has been sentenced to six years in prison by an iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and a persian to ally with any became one of his greatest critics. it has been a dramatic day night at the winter olympics and beyond chang mark meadows from the dolby sports joins me to tell us more welcome mark first off i believe that there was a remarkable photo finish and the buy off one there was indeed. of france got it but it was incredibly tight i mean you cannot think of a photo finish title what we saw today in the baffert it was that single and thi

linda sarsour is not grateful.e hates our country and the people who founded it during a demonstration yesterday in washington sarsour denounced america and went on to attack senate minority leader chuck schumer for the color of his skin. watch this. >> i'm talking to chuck schumer, who is also from brooklyn: i'm tired of white men on the back people of color and communities like ours. [cheers and applause] but i also remember that i live in a country that was founded on the extermination of indigenous people. you have a fat kid in the highest office of this land who is running -- which has always been a rogue agency. but now they are acting like the gestapo going and picking up people in the middle of the night. >> tucker: notice the cheers from the crowd. allot of people agree with linda sarsour and that should make you nervous. we have invited millions and millions of people into this country in recent years. now more immigrants in america right now than at any time in the history of the country. is america more

chief political correspondent linda crane thank you very much. also in munich turkish prime minister banal issued a strong defense of his government's right to defend itself he said turkey was a constitutional country where the rule of law is strong and said no one has the right to question their government he also said relations between germany and turkey are improving this a day after uncle released a turkish german journalist after a year in prison. a free man once more after a year in custody speaking from berlin denise you chel said he'd been held hostage by turkey he didn't mince words describing the turkish justice system. just as my arrest had nothing to do with justice and the rule of law my release also has nothing to do with either of those. in a tweet you jones said he's now left germany and is with friends it's not clear what triggered the journalist sudden release some have speculated it could have been a weapons deal or an agreement to join the e.u. customs union german foreign minister denied those claims and there is no quid pro

the seventeen year old german national known only as linda w. has been sentenced to six years in prison by an iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader michel second sheely he was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and approaching ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. are time to check in on the winter olympics and kyung chango and yanick speak for him to do sports is here to talk us through it to good to see you young nick all right so marcel here sure we already know him to be the king of world cup skiing but after his success is today is it time to finally crown him the olympic king as well you know one hundred mean this guy is a freak pure and simple i

¡qué linda sonrisa! gracias.ne cien por ciento libre de caspa. head & shoulders instant relief. aranza: las polÍticas antiinmigrantes de la administraciÓn trump ni las redadas, ni las deportaciones parece detener al grupo de migrantes que huyen de la violencia y la pobreza en amÉrica central. autoridades mexicanas lograron rescatar a cientos de personas que viajaban en camiones en condiciones de hacinamiento e insalubridad. marÍa elena nos tiene detalles de este operativo contra del trÁfico humano. marÍa: 300 indocumentados entre americanos que era llevados hacia los estados unidos en condiciones deplorables dentro de las cajas de unos trailers fueron rescatados por autoridades migratorias en mÉxico durante dos operativos. >> uno tiene que salir porque no puedo dejar morir a mi familia de hambre. marÍa: en el interior estaban 198 migrantes que habÍan pagado hasta $5000 cada uno por el traslado. entre ellos, casi 80 menores de edad de los que 24 viajaban solos. todos con el riesgo de morir asfixiados por la falta

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linda lopez traveled to the island with her act actress and singer jennifer lopez. >> reporter: in his state of the union address president trump said -- >> we are with you, 'love you and we'll pull through together. >> reporter: yet that same day, it was reported that fema would cut off emergency food and water to the island. when they were their four months after hurricane maria. traffic lights are down and some of the signs of people living without electricity and power and the basic necessities are not going to see them for a while. >> roughly a quarter of the island's residents are without electricity. hundreds of thousands of people. blue tarps covering thousands of homes. congress' newly disaster package is a portion to be shared by all areas. >> we have to battle texas who have a big delegation, florida, who has a big delegation, california, as well. many a-list stars passionate about bringing much. hamilton creator raising much aid. on a trip to puerto rico with jennifer lopez. we visited one health center where mid wives were going to close there. >> jennifer lopez is going t

. >> we had this woman named linda tripp, and she's recorded all these conversations of this young lady that had an affair with the president. >> this was the farthest thing from a romance that you can imagine. come hell or high water, i was sharing this information with the public. >> i don't believe any of us were expecting that the information would be as breathtaking as it was. >> if it was true, the president was engaged in some pretty serious criminal activity. >> linda tripp had gone to ken starr. ken starr's office had opened up a secret criminal investigation into obstruction. >> we did not begin an investigation without clear authorization. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman... ithe lyg thatill get you in trouble. >> i said, "watch the house republicans try to make this an impeachable offense." >> the great story here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain it is this vast right-wing conspiracy. >> a lot of people thought he was toast. he couldn't survive a scandal like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the spring of 1998 saw the nation's capital sucked into

the nixon foundation hosted this the richard nixon presidential library in yorba linda, california. it is just under one hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the nixon presidential 150thy and museum on this birthday of president nixon's birth. this that theke family comes together and you begin to see many people that have relationships with one another. we are waiting for one to come up from san diego. and people that were connected to the president making it very special. if this seems a bit long it is because our family has grown over the years. peopletalk about special , you are all very important to us. .ll of you here are vips today, i would like to acknowledge of you people and if you could hold your applause until the end, we can get to our speaker. first, i would like to acknowledge our foundation treasurer and his wife, betty who are here today. -- maureen nunn and her husband, john. and mr. hamilton. wife of the late don vendetti. goodwin.haron two outstanding supporters of the next in foundation. from the city of yorba linda, first, i would like to welcome mayor jea

. >> there was this woman who used to work in the white house named linda tripp. >> linda tripp and monicamonica was in love with the president. >> she told me all sorts of things. >> linda tripp had been taping her phone calls. >> this is paula jones. >> it's just humiliating what he did to me. >> this case is going all the way up to the supreme court. >> the president was going into the ti

¡qué linda sonrisa! gracias. con mucha joyas. dinero debajo del colchÓn. piso nueve departamento 22. no hay seguridad! [risas] >> vecina, se me habÍa olvidado comentarle que es increÍble cÓmo se parece ese muchacho a su padre. >> no diga nada, por favor. [risas] ♪ ♪ ♪ [risas] ana: mucho amor entre estas parejas. [aplausos] alan: ya lo saben. si tiene una suegra con billetes les mando la direcciÓn. [risas] karla: aunque no lo crean. por eso, nos pagan . [risas] vamos a la pausa. vamos ir a california que vamos a dar todos los detalles del arresto deesteban loaiza. ana: atenciÓn amantes de la moda. tenemos las tendencias mÁs importantes de la moda de nueva york. hay modelos que le van a dejar con la boca abierta. carlos: escuchen esto. ya se fue maluma. Él y natalia han sellado su amor haciÉndose un tatuaje. nos preguntamos, cuÁnto tiempo tiene que pasar para asumir un compromiso de amor? karla: pregunta a angelina jolie. alan: ustÉ ya lo conoce, no es maluma, es serio, riguroso, pero en el fondo es un hombre con u

. >> es el reto de todas las mujeres, aceptar que somos lindas. >> sabes que eres linda?r apropiadamente y ese es el tema que veremos el 5 de marzo. satcha:ayÚdanos a entender exactamente lo que deciden los magistrados de la corte suprema de justicia. >> estuvieron en unas vacaciones, regresan hoy a puertas cerradas a discutir. toman ciertos viernes para discutir si van a tomar ciertas propuestas de lo que se llama pedidos de bandos para ver si le dan un espacio en la suprema corte de justicia. hoy se reÚnen para ver el pedido del presidente. eso es lo que tienen que hacer los jueces hoy, decidir si le van a dar al presidente esa oportunidad. las Únicas veces que lo ha hecho la suprema corte de justiciaha sido en temas como las grabaciones del presidente dixon, o problemas de ese tipo. no creo que llegue a ese tema de urgencia en tÉrminos de importancia nacional, de gravedad que se tiene que brincar un sistema jurÍdico, pero veremos o que nos entregan. satcha: serÍa sumamente interesante, serÁ a principios de la prÓxima semana cuando conozcamos la decisiÓn que tomaron los

abc news reporter linda lopez has more. >> reporter: the snapshot after monday's jaw-dropping day on wall street, at the close the dow suffering its biggest one day point drop ever. stocks wiped out more than $1 trillion in an hour. in the last five days, the dow down 8%. rebecca jarvis says if you invested $1,000 in the market one week ago, today you would have closer to $920. >> if you put $1,000 into the market a year ago, you would have made of today $200 on top of that. >> meaning that money would still be ahead in spite of yesterday's losses. as for what caused the crazy ride, fear. the improving economy and wage increases have sparked fear that after a decade of rock bottom interest rates, the federal reserve will start hiking rates to prevent inflation. loans get more expensive and people and businesses spend less. greg mcbride of bankrate.com says the losses are just a healthy correction. >> there's this natural tendency to think, what's wrong? there's nothing wrong. the economic fundamentals are better now than they've been at any point for more than a decade. what you're s

bracciotti's flower shop sot<linda bracciotti/suspect arrested behind flower shop: "and i did see onemy way and when i saw that i immediately went to back back door to lock it. that when we say the cop already had the guy on the ground, waiting for back up, he asked me to call 911">this is a photo of one of the three home invasion suspects being arrested. a perimeter was set up and the search was on for the remaining two suspects, a man and a woman spotted running away from the vansotsgt. spencer scrum of the sonoma county sheriff's office says the five suspects are wanted in connection to a pair of pre- dawn, violent, home invasion robberies in santa rosa. the suspects tied up the victims... sot

linda mcmahon as the administrator of the small business administration.applause] among many of the accomplishments that conservatives can cheer from 2017, one of the most historic was the passage and signage of the tax cut and jobs bill. that is right. are already seeing the sort of impact that it has on people's lives and the economy. record stock market numbers. because of the successes. do you think we are on the verge of a new rebirth of american entrepreneurship? >> i can tell you now is the time. if you want to start a business, if you want to come to the united states and started business, or you are already here, if you want to grow your business or transition it. now is the time. optimism could not be higher. i have had the opportunity over the past few months to travel all around the country. states and io 32 have visited with small businesses, had roundtables, gone through many factories and all of that. .he enthusiasm is so high they were first hoping for tax cuts, now that it is a reality they are saying wow. i have already hired, i'm going t

. >> i'm the chair of the senate caucus, and joined by my colleagues the vice chair of the caucus linda sanchez, and congressman bin lu han, chairman of the dnlc that we will have be joined by leader pelosi who is on the floor right now, and as you know, she is giving a one minute as well as a expect mr. hoyer as well as jim cli burp, but they are as well on tr -- j they are on the floor and unable to be here right now. welcome to the theme united for a better tomorrow. we are not where we expected to be quite frankly and we had all hoped to be in cambridge, maryland, for this conference retreat, and conference, but we are not wavering on the commitment to offer progressive agenda to benefit all americans. this year's theme reflects who we are. that we are united. democrats are united in our own vision for a better tomorrow, for a better america. the american people want to know that democrat, and what the democrats stand for. they want to know that we stand with them and by them. and during the next few days, we will discuss our vision for the future of the great nation, and the polici

followed by linda weiner. followed by wayne roth. >> thank you. i have a dog in this fight. i'm a retiree from san franci o francisco. i'm against divestment. it is not all about energy and about carbon. everything we have in this room that isn't alive comes from petroleum, including the carpets, stand, ceiling, everything comes from petroleum. it's called plastic. so it isn't all about -- and i think that some of our investments come from the oil companies, am i correct? okay. that's my dog in the fight. it ain't going to go away. thank you. >> up next, catherine howard, followed by linda weiner, wayne roth. thank you very much. is linda weiner in the room? >> i represent the executive committee of san francisco sierra club. i want to say that divestment is not a political statement. it's survival and political action we have to break the cycle of devastating impacts of climate change. the money we'll pay for a seawall is exhorbitant. fossil fuels also hurts the environment especially in areas. we need to protect and defend public pensions by making them more secure without

we are creating a lot of linda sarsours. it's a recipe for civil war.iverse countries need a reason to stick together, they don't do it organically. elites are to stay up every night trying to figure out what that reason is, why should we hang up together? a shared language, shared culture, shared set of core beliefs? pick one. our ruling class rejects all of those. shut up and say thank you, that is their answer. it won't end well. ivan sanchez is a democratic congressional candidate in texas. thank you for coming on, mr. sanchez. >> thank you so much for allowing us to practice democracy and allowing the other side of the aisle to say a few words. >> tucker: amen. we do every night. i believe met with total sincerity. i want to hear it. maybe we'll agree on this. tell me your response when you hear a child of immigrants say to a room full of people here illegally, immigrants, this country was founded on the extermination of indigenous peoples. does that bother you? >> i believe we are a country of immigrants, right? everyone from all over the world ca

for more on how things are playing out on the ground, we can speak to linda tom from the un's office humanitarian affairs. she joins us now from damascus. on. the reasonable conditions have to be in place for aid workers to go on, do you think five hours is a big enough window? we welcome the un resolution for this sensation of facilities which should last at least 30 days. we are calling to see that resolution implemented now. it is critical we can reach people in need and our un and had —— humanitarian partners can get to people in need. we are ready to do that now in order to help people. you have the people who are ready to go in and you have the need? that is correct. we came here to syria along with our partners and we are working together in order to respond to the needs of people. but we need the access. the supplies are ready. the teams are ready on the ground. as soon teams are ready on the ground. as soon as teams are ready on the ground. as soon as conditions allow, we are ready to provide aid. the last time aid got him was two weeks ago and the situation has deteriorated

bracciotti's flower shop sot<linda bracciotti/suspect arrested behind flower shop: "and i did see one come my way and when i saw that i immediately went to back back door to lock it. that when we say the cop already had the guy on the ground, waiting for back up, he asked me to call 911">this is a photo of one of the three home invasion suspects being arrested. a perimeter was set up and the search was on for the remaining two suspects, a man and a woman spotted running away from the vansotsgt. spencer scrum of the sonoma county sheriff's office says the five suspects are wanted in connection to a pair of pre- dawn, violent, home invasion robberies in santa rosa. the suspects tied up the victims... sot