especially her dad, milt. >> so mike became kind of like his son. >> milt brought young mike into theily house painting business. >> just took to him immediately. was always a very likable person. >> friendly. loyal, but not exactly ambitious. he didn't seem to find settling down to a modest existence. him and the two kids crammed in a house in torrence. but carol did mind it, very much. >> she may have outgrown him somewhat. >> she'd had a secret affair by then. maybe more than one. she got herself a cute little red car, an audi fox, ordered personalized plates, cj's fox. the car is long gone now so we did this one up to look just like it. and quite often she'd get in her little car alone and go roaring off to school or to meat markets like the local red onion was back then. >> i know she was going to the red onion. i never went there with her, so i don't know what she was like. >> and then that night in march. kids off to bed. their son mike jr. was just a boy, 10 years old. >> i was in bed. i had just got a new stereo for my 10th birthday and was listening to the headphones. >> fro

demonstrate this is the school uniform of 14 year old marco who bled to death in the arms of his mother milt bearden full of i mean my son said mama the police are crazy didn't they see me with my school things i answered don't talk my son but he repeated the sentence and then he never spoke again. but some police officers die as well and they see themselves as victims poorly trained and used as pawns in a civil war between the government and heavily armed criminal organizations violence will not solve our problem says the police union. it would be better if the police focused their energy only investigations on background checks rob of been on a policy of pua confrontation but this is the opposite of president also not his views he prefers confrontation. boy life in the favelas is a life between fronts in a battle people like to chew nya have no way of escaping the war between the government and the drug lords. while here in germany the city of berlin has designated a new site highlighting the country's colonial past the country was among european powers colonised africa. callers. join tens

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wants either no brick support the very least a 2nd referendum and then when the party leadership is milt's away from accepting its mandate from it so membership and i do think and again this is the partisan view i can't have the labor party at a much more definitive position than you know who some of the amendments in the collins the got lost by them over the last few months money actually been one another don't think the country would be big in this set of uncertainties of the moment right now had i thank you. atika actually to blame labor for the state that ran with bricks that when you know we've had the conservatives translating over these failed talks we've had these red lanes not being able to get executed mandate in parliament it's 2 days i'm a bit made failing for not being able to secure that majority for her deal and not working with other parties effectively and you know it's a failing of everyone in her captain actually who has been engaged the public and off hasn't been and speaking to people to get people out of parliament her oats parliament have all these chilis chances to

been talking to former milt officials who tell me it's ridiculous for t president to essentially forcey leaders to stand behind him and next to him. isey also said s really the stuff of dictators, that in russia or north kore you see military parades like this, butm here irica you don't see that. that being said, the president says he is excited to address this crowd. >> woodruff: and, yamiche, you're standing in front of the president, going to be speaking in front of the lincoln memorial, a place fraught with meaning, certainly fraught with american history. what do we know abat the president is going to say in his speech tonight? >> well, the president said he's really going to be talking about the history of america, the role of america, he said he's excited to speak about all the different military equipment that we have. o is is a president w trying to put patriotism at the center of his presidency. i talked to a retired four-star general, general jack keen. he says eesident's intentions are genuine and he thinks the public should get a chanceo seehe military and touch the milita

point, one of the concerns that pentagon officials have said that they have about this is that -- and milt officials said they have the comparisons that will be drawn to authoritarian countries like north korea and like china. and so that is what they're -- worried about with this spectacle to show military might. >> and jen, president trump claims that military leaders are thrilled to participate and you heard general mcchrystal said if his soldiers were being forced to work on a national holiday and sweat and he would have joined them but he doesn't sound thrilled. and newt gingrich said what kind of idiot do you have to complain the president wants to celebrate the founding of our country. >> this is not how you celebrate the founding of our country. there are many holidays that celebrate men and women that served and the current and former military, we should continue to do that. i don't take trump aat his word because of my ten years in government the -- military need to prove their prowess, we don't need to chest beat. it is not appropriate for many reasons including the important po

they're dieding to a milt appointed of 4.7 million also on earnings per share the street wanted 1.0.ity dom got into a range that would be 70 cents, of course, at the midpoint, guys. >> jon fortt, thank you. the stock has a on underperformer, qualcomm is gown for july. >> yeah, it doesn't really ride the sakele the same way, so a big of a mixed result. not too surprised. >> it's event driven it trades on lawsuits. anyone who thinking they have an edge is out of their mind. >> it's a patent litigation play. >> it will be interesting to see what they think of the apple and -- >> does that mean you're not touching it? >> what do i know? this is lieutenant rally going to go up down 10 to 20%. >> what would i be doing with that if you're in chip land, you're paying much more attention to amd. those markets are way more important to your confidence or lack thereof. >> if you look at the losers today -- >> that's on gaming, right >>> by the way, micron up this month, 16%, actually one of the biggest winners for july, which we should note, josh said last day of the month, it's an up month. m

board eroded manufacturing we have transferred wealth of middle class up to top % or china to build miltl with workers making about electric vehicles batteries charging stations we can't ice late from the world from asia senator warren that put out -- we would not be able to trade with united kingdom with eu, it is so extreme we will hold china accountable we will bring allies friends like european asian to bear negotiating trade deals, that favor farmers in american workers protect human rights the environment, and labor not just here in -- >> all right division on that stage last night joining me international brotherhood teamsters general president james hoffa jr., james great to see you once again thanks for joining me. >> al good to be here. >> first your wreaks to the democratic debate last not a he what did you think? >> well, i think we are not hearing enough about the issues that are important to people here in michigan. don't forget the republicans won michigan, in the last election, that is unheard of because they talked about kitchen table issues talked about what are they go