. >> thank you, mr. king.s [inaudible] have mast urin public health and instructor at san francisco university. we continued [inaudible] made the detention decision to take my mother from a memory care facility to sf general. public records indicate she was trained in crisis intervention this june. the officers on scene violated 6.14 which governs 5150's in a half dozen waizs. it was a 6 and a half page document. they were recklessly indifferent to my mothers rights and rights as a disabled person and all this while everybody else told them their actions were wrong, unnecessary and harmful at each and ever step of the way. the psychiatrist in charge indicated within minutes she should not have been there and likely released that night. sf general did their best to expedite the process 8 hours elapsed between sfpd arrival and the moment i walked my mother back to her home. her [inaudible] as a nurse my mother spent her entire life caring for other people. now she is cared for by competent thoughtful medical pro

. >> thank you, mr. king. j my name is [inaudible] have mast urin public health and instructor at san francisco university. we continued [inaudible] made the detention decision to take my mother from a memory care facility to sf general. public records indicate she was trained in crisis intervention this june. the officers on scene violated 6.14 which governs 5150's in a half dozen waizs. it was a 6 and a half page document. they were recklessly indifferent to my mothers rights and rights as a disabled person and all this while everybody else told them their actions were wrong, unnecessary and harmful at each and ever step of the way. the psychiatrist in charge indicated within minutes she should not have been there and likely released that night. sf general did their best to expedite the process 8 hours elapsed between sfpd arrival and the moment i walked my mother back to her home. her [inaudible] as a nurse my mother spent her entire life caring for other people. now she is cared for by competent thoughtful

i want to bring in now cnn's john king. mr. john king, hello to you. donald trump has been slipping in the polls ever since the convention. but of particular importance is those swing states. what's the latest on that? >> without a doubt. particular importance to swing states. what he's hoping is this isis speech today can get him back on track because hillary clinton has been gaining and gaining consistently. let's look here. these are six of your traditional battleground states. in a close presidential election, camp out in these six, you tend to figure out who's going to win. at the moment hillary clinton leads in all of them. by average, plus three in florida, by average plus two in ohio. by average plus four in north carolina. plus eight in new hampshire. double digits in virginia. double digits in colorado. look at that. donald trump has to turn some blue states red, don, from the 2012 map. the obama/romney map to change them. this is a generous presentation for mr. trump in the sense more recent polls in these states have hillary clinton's lead

king jr. randolph.ou, mr. i would like to say that i think this has been one of the great days of america.will go down as one of the greatest, if not the greatest demonstration for freedom and human dignity ever held in the united states. >> the slumbering conscience of america stood aroused, tall and awakened as twilight fell over the march of washington. it imitated a lingering sense of shame. it emitted -- admitted that pain been overlooked. america reminded herself of her destiny, her aspirations, the forth herhat brought birth. america could turn her eyes on freedom and justice, issues for all. turning attention to the civil rights bill before congress. currently under the examination of the elected representatives in the land. she turned her thoughts to the job ahead. the sound in spirit a massive reminder of the meaning of freedom traveling around the world on the day of august the eighth, rightfully initiating from the grounds where abraham lincoln sat silently and gravely, watching over this land . the u.s. is reminded that it is not enough to hope together, to pray together. she

evidence of his dedication to clean honest government to the extent ethics commissioner peter king a be correct, that mr. kopp "can sniff out a rat better than any carrier". clinton's precisely the type of commissioner the ethics commission is sorely in need of and he would be an excellent choice to join prof. king as a ethics commissioner and he would also be a fresh air to counteract the mr. beverly hayon . please, forward a unanimous recognition and support of mr. cox recognition to ethics to the full board of supervisors. he's extremely confident and deserves that you are unanimous support. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> tricia belinda. over the years have been ahead of 22 neighborhood merchants associations. i currently am head of the marina cal hall merchants neighbors. over the 40 years, i have been involved with this legislative entity could quentin was the one that you could not buy. no matter how hard it was political pressure, if there was something that needed to be ferreted out he did it. the ethics commission needs this. i put in 11 complaints under the previous leader, pedro leade

the leadership and clearly this religious leader was martin luther king and we strengtheningit the wisdom he has been carrying. >> mra member of the committee that met with president kennedy. i believe the real significance of what we have started today is we have laid the groundwork for the building of a functioning and broad coalition. creeds thates and can carry on not only the common struggle but who can do this practical work of the day to day job fighting discrimination and education and public housing. this is the true significance of what we've started today. >> i am proud to present the moral leader of our nation, one who has conducted a massive campaign in the southern area of the nation. >> i would simply like to say that this has been one of the great days of america and i think this march will go down as one of the greatest is not the best demonstration of human dignity ever held. >> it admitted a lingering sense of change. it admitted pain have been over looked. america reminded herself of her destiny and the dream which brought forth her birth. she turned her attention to the civil rights bill before

mr. leroy king who brought that back into fruition. roy, now the housing developer corporation were young commit developers are now housed in was a project of the model cities projects. but they're doing all this. the government and what have you and people get these construction jobs and what have to be done of anyone getting management jobs come up property management jobs and train them in that area could also be ocii because the redevelopment agency trained several people for property management doing my tenure here with the redevelopment agency, i spent four years at the redevelopment agent. there also is a contact owns a trucking contractor and i understand a lot of the problems these contractors are having. number one when you do a job there the last ones to get paid if they get paid. we release our joint housing on hunters point we do not allow anything to happen in hunters point that did not have 35% minority contractors. we stopped the jobs and i think we should get back to doing that in the community, stopping jobs and we do

king. >> so, let me ask you this, so obviously you support mr. trump and you mentioned here the vision of dr. king. what would you say to these communities, minority communities that are struggling and looking for jobs and good schools and choices for schools and education. why would they choose mr. trump. >> in math african-americans have been voting democrat for over 50 years. that is facts. and in the 50 years that we have been voting democrat, what do we have to show for it? i think our educational -- those in african-american communities are still at what i call the bottom of the totem pole. we are not at the level we need to be. if you are not understanding your frustrations and you really want to see change, we can't keep making those same decisions expecting a different result to take place. donald trump wants to make sure. >> right. >> that we empower our local businesses so we can truly bring jobs back to our country. >> you are saying to those communities a meaning of outreach take a chance on them. what do they have to lose. >> absolut

mr. leroy king who brought that back into fruition. roy, now the housing developer corporation were young commit developers are now housed in was a project of the model cities projects. but they're doing all this. the government and what have you and people get these construction jobs and what have to be done of anyone getting management jobs come up property management jobs and train them in that area could also be ocii because the redevelopment agency trained several people for property management doing my tenure here with the redevelopment agency, i spent four years at the redevelopment agent. there also is a contact owns a trucking contractor and i understand a lot of the problems these contractors are having. number one when you do a job there the last ones to get paid if they get paid. we release our joint housing on hunters point we do not allow anything to happen in hunters point that did not have 35% minority contractors. we stopped the jobs and i think we should get back to doing that in the community, stopping jobs and we do

mr. leroy king who brought that back into fruition. roy, now the housing developer corporation were young commit developers are now housed in was a project of the model cities projects. but they're doing all this. the government and what have you and people get these construction jobs and what have to be done of anyone getting management jobs come up property management jobs and train them in that area could also be ocii because the redevelopment agency trained several people for property management doing my tenure here with the redevelopment agency, i spent four years at the redevelopment agent. there also is a contact owns a trucking contractor and i understand a lot of the problems these contractors are having. number one when you do a job there the last ones to get paid if they get paid. we release our joint housing on hunters point we do not allow anything to happen in hunters point that did not have 35% minority contractors. we stopped the jobs and i think we should get back to doing that in the community, stopping jobs and we do

michael mucous ski, jeff sessions, congressman peter king, among many experts mr.rump is speaking with. mr. trump earlier this week you recall on monday laid out a pretty bold plan to defeat isis and terrorism, both here and abroad. last night in milwaukee he laid out the plan for law enforcement to combat crime and poverty here in the u.s. all part of effort to get the campaign on track to keep on message. because these are the policies that matter to americans right now. they want to be secure and they want to hear how he is going to make us secure. . trish: the fbi handing over some of clinton's documents to the house oversight committee. as republicans insist the democrat nominee perjured herself to congress last october. the materials reportedly contained classified and other sensitive material. the clinton campaign is pushing back. concerned republicans would leak those materials in the weeks leading up to the election, and this isn't all that's haunting clinton. today, the left leaning "boston globe" had an op-ed out calling for clinton's foundation to stop

mr. adams had fought against during our revolution? the arbitrary acts of parliament's and a king? the fifth amendment says no person should be deprived without due process of law. this extends to every person, not only citizens. in the end, we have passed through the difficult times that led to the alien and sedition act. nonetheless, the daily entrance of immigrants to our country continues to worry many of our fellow citizens. they worry about the religion of the language and the appearance, even the morals of such arrivals. they do not see that they themselves or their ancestors were viewed in the same light, as them, the other, the not us. yet is not our constitution addressing this by for betting the establishment by congress of a religion for all, by permitting the free practice of religion, by guaranteeing our free speech and the right to petition our leaders, to recognize that all of us be equally endowed with those certain inalienable rights of life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. and to have them guaranteed by the government in all of our names. as we go forward, we

mr. leamer: yes, he was in my book. it starts off, the great donald might have been the son of a wealthy real estate developer but the protestant mobile is the uncrowned kingf the new yorkers. mr. leamer: yeah. he is it. brian: why do people want to live the way they do in palm beach, and would you describe why i asked the question? mr. leamer: when i cannot figure out is, if i had that money, i would want the most interesting people around me. what is the point? it is segregated in terms of its wealth. who has earned around $400 million. he does not go down there because he is not wealthy enough. so, you look at me and you do not thinkhe does not go down the because he is not wealthy enough. how much i'm worth, you do not care how much i were spirits there, they look at you and know precisely how much you are worth so they are -- you are on their level. brian: how do you fit? mr. leamer: i do not fit. i am the odd man out. brian: how do they know that? mr. leamer: thanks to my book. my book came out, i was driven off the road. there is a video on youtube of someone screaming at me about how of much of a big it i am. the book is the truth. that of all my b

king salmon. they are dressing up like david ortiz. it looks like a mr. t starter kit. all solo shots fired, how about andrew, 40 members of his family , everybody from ohio hit later on in the game. he gets his feet wet in major league baseball. he's a catcher now for the detroit tigers. the tigers came in here and swept away the red sox. winners of a in a row. the tigers are going to play a prominent role in the wild card hunt. more importantly in the wild-card hunt, the tigers and red sox are tied. look down, they come into fenway for a series next week. he liked what he saw and everyone was on the same page. the number two overall pick in 2008, his dad played and had a hall of fame career with the oakland raiders. >> it is great. a great sports city. boston is a great sports city. the reputation kind of carries. seeing with all of the fans out here, having some family out , it is interesting. >> chris is obviously missing time in the last few years. part of that was where he was physically. he has been able to have a good season for us. >> he looks like his dad. anc

a clearly annoyed king, i did it when it became clear that the attorney general and mr. morrow tried to frame me. it's the contention that -- the former prosecutor is observing the trial, his take both sides so far followed the roadmap of their opening statements. >> they have presented people that step by step revealed a process by when the leaked material was gotten to the press. they have not gotten all the way there yet but every person is detailing their step in it. >> well, he says also that the defense landed solid punches in cross-examination questioning inconsistencies and implying they are lying to protect themselves. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> police need your help finding this man for robbing a south philadelphia 7-eleven at gun point. surveillance video shows it's man behind the counter forcing an employee to empty out of the ridgester. was last seen wearing all black including a black bandana over his face. well, football is back. the eagles first preseason game is tonight at the linc and carson went z will make his debut again

official meeting, when they met at the baptist church for the mass meeting, and when doctor king spoke, joanne and i, and mr. nixon realized, what we had planned, in her living room was the right thing and the rest of it is history. that's how i became involved in it, and that's how the bus boycott got started. there were 40,000 and 50,000 african-americans, in montgomery, and many used the public transportation system. those who used it, stayed off of the buses, and those who didn't helped to transport people and for 382 days, we stayed off of the buses until we could return on a non segregated basis. that was the beginning of the civil rights movement, and even more, it was an introduction of doctor martin luther king to the city, to the state, and to the nation and to the world. next we visit the last home of f. scott fitzgerald. >> well we're in the last of four houses, and, this is montgomery, alabama. it is registered in the register of places. when you come, you will find a house that's been saved from demolition. this couple averaged, about five months for 14 years. now this house has been >> offere

since that time welcomes countless dignitaries, queens, kings rock stars and really great singers from new york and all those respected figures. mr. bennett above all of them served as the number one ambusder do the hotel and san francisco. you made it a can't miss destination in the united states and world and thank you for that because it helps our occupancy tremendously. we also-sorry. everyone knows mr. bennett sang his first public rendition of left my heart in san francisco here in venetian room in san francisco of 1961 and since 50 years ago he is responsible if making sure people come to see the building. with the statue we know we will get more customers coming to see it and get their pictures in front of de. we also is a tony bennett suite in the hotel. it is beautiful and adorned with mr. bennetts wonderful paintings. he is quite a artist. we have his paintings in the hotel and thank you for making the beautiful building more marvelous. the suite is occupied today but it will be available in the future if you choose to look out for it. mr. bennett on behalf of myself and family and colleagues 550 some odd, happy birthd

king says don't get tricked by trump. could be a new slogan which we might here again. >> and back in las vegas residence welcome mr. cane to nevada referring to hilary clinton's on going e mail sagasm here is a quote. quote, nevada deserves leaders who are honest and trustworthy and the clinton/cane ticket is the furtherest thing from jeff news 3 back to you. >> mario: thank you. there is new orleanses with hint clinton facing controversy over e mail, the fbi turning over 15,000 e mails and documents to the state department from her time as secretary. a federal judge pressing the agency to release them as soon as possible. form are secretary of state powell pushing back on clinton's inspiation for her e mail set up. camp is trying to pin controversy on him. >> first cases from the armed stand off at bunkerville ranch two years ago are moving along in federal court now. 19 people are charged for blocking federal agents from seegz cattle when he refused to pay grazing fees. pleading governmenty to several change this is week with blaine cooper of mid level organizers, recruiters and trainers of armed bundy backers. b

mr. trump has to demonstrate that to some kind of gigantic way, but also when you are the king of rhetoric in a statement of politics. mr. khan, his son died, but a number of years ago he was at the convention speaking about politics. he politics. he and his wife entered the arena. many gold star parents do that and that is that their is that the children of software, for us to have conversations. at the same time pat smith speaking at the republican convention about her son in hillary clinton's responsibility. in this case it was about an issue separate from the nature of the war. a political issue about immigration and secondarily the other irony, which many of us have touched on. hillary clinton arguing for that war makes her actually personally partly responsible. yet the media when you say there's a buyers are, if there's a firestorm in the media, not amongst the american people, that this is the.use dynamic mr. trump is to step up and he has been to push back. blessings to everyone in the arena. he deserves to stand up for himself. ashley: we will talk more about this issue. stay the

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king junior. it has been dormant for too many decades. god bless you all. thank you. [applause] mr. canova: thank you all for being here, let's see what the election results bring, no matter what it brings. ♪ >> john mccain spoke to supporters in phoenix. you.ank i hope everybody can hear me. can you? let me try this. all right. thank you. thank you. thank you all for being here. i am humbled and grateful for the success tonight. it is an honor to be the republican party nominee for the united states senate. thank you to the interns who sacrificed their evenings and weekends. [applause] mccain: thank you and god bless you all. they sacrificed their evenings and weekends to make our campaign stronger and they kept cindy and me very young. thank you to the many coalitions who are here, latinos, our iranian friends, asian-americans . owe so muchh -- we to our coalitions. we have kind of a special relationship with our vietnamese-american community. would you guys raise your hand who are here tonight from our vietnamese community? thank you. thank you. and our iranian friends. [applause

mr. lonski, scott shellady, the one-liner king. thanks, and you, tammy.ings for the olympics compared to other olympic games. not making the cuts. nbc has been forced to make good with appetizers, we'll explain that. and documents, and the clinton foundation. why one person thinks that another e-mail leak could sink clinton's campaign. ♪ i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on

mr. reichert: a youngster, sheila says. i was -- 33 years as a police officer in the king county sheriff's office in seattle, and i have seena lot of tragic events. lost a partner, investigated the serial murder case where over 50 people were killed over 19 years. collected nearly over 100 dead young girls' bodies. these are memories that you do not forget. they stay with you. and so, my message is today, i am very proud to be part of this congressional delegation that has focused on not just bringing police and community together, this is about our kids. this is about our children, the future of our country and the kids in our communities. and what creates success and what brings people together ? it is our children because we all want the same for our children. peace, we want hope, one we want opportunity, and those are the things i think our money would be much it are spent than -- much better spent than on drug rehab, alcohol rehab, mental illness, yes we need to have that money at the back end , but if we prevent those things from happening in the beginning, if we create loving, caring communities and families and we g

king jr. was selected to be the spokesman at a part of the official meeting when he was not present? mr. lewis was selected as chairman of the transportation committee and mr. e.d. fixon was selected as the treasure and the young lawyer just out of law school was selected as the lawyer for the movement in charge of the legal activities we will have to appeal it and after the appeal, after the official meeting, and when they met at old street baptist church and when dr. king spoke, we realized what we had planned in joanne's living room was the right thing. they became involved in it. >> martin luther king to the city and to the world. >> this weekend we are in montgomery, alabama. next we visit the last home of the greats gatsby author, scott and zelda fitzgerald museum. >> we are currently in the last of four houses scott and zelda lived in. this is in the neighborhood of old cloverdale which is a registered national historic place. this couple averaged five months of stock for 14 years. this house we inhabit has been significantly expanded after scott and zelda lived here. it was broke

mr. dean valuation on set for us. cash is king. what are you saying here? >> it is eventually. if you make it a centerpiece for investing, you never invest in a young growth company. it's like having kids and complaining that the kids are teenagers not acting in a mature way. it is the nature of the beast. >> maybe complaining that they eat too much and you have to force them to pay for their food so they can grow. right? so how do you tell a company, a young company, that's using its cash intelligently, building value for the long term and those that aren't? >> i wish i had a precise way of doing it but you have to look at a multitude of things. look at the underlying business. make a judgment on what that business will look lick if the company makes it. you got to be an optimist. you cannot be a pessimistic and look at the companies. i have made this mistake before. management matters more. >> by the way, i was just going to ask if twitter is one of your favorite companies given what some see as a cash burn rate there. >> i dislike twitter as a company but like it as an inves

mr. dunlop, the printer and asked for several hundred copies. they went to washington to read to the troops. and the kingengland. and the king of france. and ultimately, the next day, after the dunlop copy was printed, the text was printed in the pennsylvania evening post. the first newspaper printing of the declaration of independence. that is how most americans probably learned about it. there were not that many broadsides compared to the number of newspapers printed. if you take a look at the newspapers that were printing and printing the copy of the declaration of independence, there were many of them after the first couple of days here it the pennsylvania evening post was the first time they could see what had been agreed to at the second continental congress. the document had a lot of meaning for americans subsequently. the focus at that time was focused on declaring independence. but as history has unfolded, no one cares about the sins of king george and no one cares about the fact that it declared independence because that is a historic fact and it is not relevant. it is the preamble that everyon

king. that's not all. just a few moments ago mayor giuliani went "on the record" to tell us what happened inside. >> mr. mayor, nice to see you, sir. >> nice to see you, greta. how are you? >> i'm very well. i know you were at that round table discussion today with donald trump at trump tower. tell me, what do you think is the most important point driven home to donald trump and what point did he drive home most to the people who are his advisors around that table? >> i would say the most important point was the one that he made and that virtually everyone there agreed with, which is that we have to be on offense against islamic terrorism that we haven't put ourselves in the position under hillary clinton and barack obama and john kerry. we have put ourselves to being on position on defense. all we are doing, basically, is a few very restricted kind of military actions. and sitting around and waiting for the next attack. that's where we were 1999, 2,000, heeding up to the 2001 attack. we were not responding with the kind of force that we should. and basic recommendation to him is that, you know, they ar

king starting with you do you think that the democrats have betrayed africans americans in this country? >> i it's fascinating that mrnald trump staying true to his own playbook does things that no one else generally dares to do. that is some of the information. about how historically it is the democrats that did many of the oppressive things to the slaves and the blacks in america and so he is saying things that many people had known but wouldn't say. whether it will help my brothers and sisters in the black community to vote for him i don't know. i promise you we will be voting pro-life. i can tell you that. i can tell you that. it's something i rest friends in the intro. it's shocking to hear him out there that it is through the republican party it is a party that traditionally really was for black americans in a way the democrats weren't but historically that all kind of got muddled and somehow they had been presented as the racist bigots and he is trying to turn it on its head. there is a broader conversation with that. if you remember in some outreach even to some churches in brookland where i know that republi

king. that's not all. just a few moments ago mayor giuliani went "on the record" to tell us what happened inside. >> mr.ayor, nice to see you, sir. >> nice to see you, greta. how are you? >> i'm very well. i know you were at that round table discussion today with donald trump at trump tower. tell me, what do you think is the most important point driven home to donald trump and what point did he drive home most to the people who are his advisors around that table? >> i would say the most important point was the one that he made and that

mr. trump can help, let him go to detroit. connell: okay, dr. king a pleasure to speak with you. >> thank you. connell: now, speaking of donald trump, he has just weighed in on another story a lot of people have been talking about today. huma abedin, one of hillary clinton's top aides, and the former congressman, annie weaner, they've announced their -- anthony weiner, they've announced their separation. trump just put it out: huma p he says, is making a wise decision. i know anthony wiener well, and she'll be far better off without him. i only worry for the country. if hillary clinton was careless and negligent in allowing wiener to have such close proximity to highly classified information. who knows what he learned or who he told, it's just another example of hillary clinton's bad judgment. it is possible that our country and its security have been greatly compromised by this. so that's the statement from donald trump, essentially, saying that hillary clinton may have shared some information with anthony weiner. so that's his reaction, and he's pu

king. that's not all. just a few moments ago mayor giuliani went "on the record" to tell us what happened inside. >> mr.ice to see you, sir. >> nice to see you, greta. how are you? >> i'm very well. i know you were at that round table discussion today with donald trump at trump tower. tell me, what do you think is the most important point driven home to donald trump and what point did he drive home most to the people who are his advisors around that table? >> i would say the most important point was the one that he made and that vi

king, we want you do that. >> are we going to proceed with the other business? >> we must select a president of the business. >> there's one source that will go. >> all in favor. >> mrent -- ♪ ♪ >> i see no prospects and a steed de retirement or contrary to my words, i am made by unanimous vote of the president. ♪ ♪ >> gentlemen, the floor is opened. >> washington does not want to be in charge, only he has the authority to hold their delegates together and dive them towards creating a new government. even washington's leadership may not be enough. >> washington was a master of cycle. the fact that washington presided over the constitutional convention but did not engage in the debate, really helped. he was above it all. >> philadelphia is suffering through the hottest summer in 40 years, yet the keep the proceedings secrete, they are locked inside with the windows shut. outside angry protestors are demanding answers hearing of the new king. >> does anyone have an idea as to how we can govern the damn country? >> one of the myths is the intent of the constitutional. there was no original in tenlt. 55 guys show up and they had like 55 different opinions on what should

king have a vested interest since 9/11. they're serious thinkers. i think it's just fantastic that they're there lending their wisdom to our nominee mr.. >> also i think mike flynn is in that room and perhaps governor christie who we don't see in that shot as we're looking at right now and he may be in there as well. those are the two gentlemen that are going to be accompanying trump. i believe he's going to get three briefings on intelligence which is customary when someone secures the nomination of that party, they're brought into the loop to some extent. how classified is this briefing going to be, do you expect? >> martha, i believe he'll have nearly full access to the panoply of national security information and they'll cover the globe. they'll talk about issues of asia and after ka and the middle east and threats here at home as well. they'll talk about this at a very high level. he'll get detail that i'm confident he's not had access to before. he'll learn things he didn't know. i remember when i first went on the intelligence committee i learned a lot of things i didn't know. it's very important for our nominee as he moves thr

kings county hospital on saturday. just hours apart. one of the women that he molested is 83 years old. mr. jones was fired after his arrest. he had worked at the hospital since 2003. the newspapers saying he has eight prior arrests, but none of them sex crimes. greg: indonesia. fine country. they have a consulate right around the block. rosanna: a man and a woman got through we can clearly see who they are on the surveillance video. what was taken? >> quite a few things, actually. the middle of the night. this event occurred very early monday morning. probably mistaken for one of except for the fact that it has all of these things, posters and such hanging on the front of it. this upper east side on the and clyde is essentially broke in by going through some sort of side door. breaking him by just kind of walking in. officials do not date that this was a well-planned haile strategized situation here. they think tha i a crime of opportunity. he sounded like he was a little unnerved. he thought that new york city was a safe place. he thinks the dual targeted this particular building because

king of prussia mall. that's what's happening. >> wow. >> i honestly never thought this thing would come. it is casino every huge. thank you, jen. connect the whole mall. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down that mall. okay. >> concentrating? >> i don't want white. i've written on both sides of this purple -- >> right here on this set. >> will you, will you clean it? >> i'll clean it, mike, thanks, i'm the cleaning lady, the dishwasher, and everything else. why are you squeezing out the toothpaste from the -- >> that's it, that's all i got. i'm teaching awe lesson. now, see, i can't put it back in there, can i? i have to be now responsible for my -- all right. i have to be responsible for my actions. that's spilled milk. that's water under the bridge. you can't put toothpaste back in a tube. >> that's what one mom wanted to teach her kid. really important lesson. i thought was real interesting. this child is headed off to middle school. and she just took the toothpaste, squeezed it out, hands it to her child the night before school starts and says to her daughter, put it back in the tube. and the daughter says but i can't. i mean, it is not going to be like it was be

mr. trump has said in the last 72 hours i agree with so many things he is saying. he has taken a book from my daddy, dr. av kingher king, jr., looking at climate of people and being concerned what is happening in every community across america. in mill walk see he addressed truth, the people in the communities that are being looted and attacked have to be concerned about their own homes and their own safety. in any incident young men were at shot would have been to school or at work, we would have different outcomes. melissa: yes. >> i grief with the families. i grief for their deaths but i believe if we fix this flawed system, we're going to have fewer deaths and happier, more blessed america. melissa: there are some points we heard this season from people like ben carson, from sheriff clarke, heard it in our own building from charles payne, this idea that the way the system is set up in a lot of your ban centers where there is a lot of policy promotes a lot of giveaways, that is a form of subjugation than people to go out and do for themselves. what do you think of that line of thinking? >> charles and i had

mr. trump on a lot of things and would support him, peopleis against racially or ethnically. donald trump said i am the least racist person in the world. that donut a newspaper king publishes in ohio in which don king supported donald trump. this was his idea of how to defend himself against this charge. there is this question of racial insensitivity that boils down to donald trump being in the world view of the. period when he grew up in the 1960's. he thinks of himself as the least racist person in the world. she and the conservatives winning in 1979. at an event in jackson, andissippi, antiestablishment vote. let's watch what he said. [video clip] >> i would not vote for hillary clinton if you paid me. [applause] i would not vote for hillary clinton if she paid me. [applause] the message is clear. the parallels are there. there are millions of ordinary americans who have been let down, who have had a bad time. who feel so many of their parts of thees are liberal media elite. they feel people are not standing up for them and they had given up on the whole electoral process. you have a fantastic opportunity here with this campaign. you can go out and beat the po

mr. trump on a lot of things and would support him, peopleis against racially or ethnically. donald trump said i am the least racist person in the world. that donut a newspaper king publishes in ohio in which don king supported donald trump. this was his idea of how to defend himself against this charge. there is this question of racial insensitivity that boils down to donald trump being in the world view of the. period when he grew up in the 1960's. he thinks of himself as the least racist person in the world. she and the conservatives winning in 1979. at an event in jackson, andissippi, antiestablishment vote. let's watch what he said. [video clip] >> i would not vote for hillary clinton if you paid me. [applause] i would not vote for hillary clinton if she paid me. [applause] the message is clear. the parallels are there. there are millions of ordinary americans who have been let down, who have had a bad time. who feel so many of their parts of thees are liberal media elite. they feel people are not standing up for them and they had given up on the whole electoral process. you have a fantastic opportunity here with this campaign. you can go out and beat the po