. >> 20 now we retired navy captain, chuck nash. always good to have you.ping right in, is north korea looking for some sort of acknowledgment before they agree to talks with the us? and what are the chances that the us would acquiesce? >> i think we are. what they really after this with united states to acknowledge them as a nuclear power.we have seen the tests, we've monitor that and we looked at it with our intelligence community. we do have nuclear weapons -- they do have nuclear weapons. on our side it has been the denuclearization of the peninsula. which means that north korea would have to start the process whereby they would dismantle their program a nuclear weapons program and up to this point, they have adamantly refused to do so because they see it as their insurance policy. >> meanwhile, what do you make of the tabletop exercise for north korea? is it fair that his military action the only thing that will make kim jong-un acknowledge or comprehend that the us is serious? >> i think he has it taken very seriously because the president, he has way

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in 2000 nash mac -- san francisco was charged republican topics -- in talks. >>> the new york times reports that they are expanding their probe. >> investigators are checking to see if they tried to find political favor. >> reporter: the new york times reporting special counsel robert moeller is looking into ties into the united arab emirates and president trump. they want to see if there was political flavor -- favor in for warts -- favor or influence. they advised trop temp aids ahead of the prison. now the special counsel is interviewing witnesses. the president's son-in-law family business ties to the missed -- middle east. >> we cannot understand why they were taking the saudi's side. >> the revelation would also suggest the russian probe was moving along russian meddling. >> he would preserve his own interests. it was there for three years plus. >> all of this comes after the moeller investigation last month indicted third teen russian nationals and three russian entities. moeller has secured a guilty plea from rick gates on money laundering and lying to investigators. lauren blanchar

. >> douglas nash is a military historian and expert on the german army. >> model was blunt, gruff, profarofane. he would be ruthless and brought to the western front august 18th, 1944, to exert magic on the crumbling germany effort. >> known as hitler's fire man. >> and the fierce fire man wasted no time. >> the general has been handpicked by hitler for this job. what's his mission? >> he had one significant mission, that was to stop the allies. >> from crossing the rhine and entering the german industrial heart loonds. >> located across germany's western border, it was the manufacturing center of the nazi war machine. >> it was one of the key of germany's war making capability. >> and needed to be defended at all costs. so much so that hitler sent joseph gurgles to confer with general model and construct factories. the footage shows how the propaganda whipped these workers into a frenzy. [ speaking foreign language ] >> there was the idea on the american side, particularly eisenhower's supreme commander he had to make the decision on exactly how his armies would enter germany. >> with p

you have this film, and then, you have a film "gringo" that you're in that your brother nash directedr over the years but this is the first time obviously he's directed a big american movie. how was that? >> it was awesome. i mean, you know, as nash said the other day, he's been bossing me around and directing me since i was, like, a kid. >> seth: yeah. >> and then we both get paid to live out that same dynamic. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and he did a great job. we played the movie in miami the other night. it went down like crazy. it's about a guy who gets kidnapped in mexico, a guy who works for a pharmaceutical corporation. charlize theron and i play these corporate jerks, which is strangely easy to play. [ light laughter ] for charlize. [ laughter ] bigger stretch for me. and it was -- it's amazing, and i really encourage everybody to go see all of my movies. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, well, i want to say, because we've talked about your brother before, you are also a wonderful director, and i know you're working on something else right now. >> yes, i am. >> seth: your brothe

this first song -- it's by an artist called, brian nash and friends. light laughter ] let's take a listen to his song, it's called "hit on me." >> ooh. ♪ say guys should always talk to girls first but tell me ♪ ♪ what would really be worse if you and i never made a move ♪ ♪ or neither one of us even if we both would lose feel free ♪ ♪ to hit on me it's cool if you come after me ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: all right, stop, stop, stop. i can't take it any more. [ cheers and applause ] that's real deal, dude. it's cool. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: and there's a couple notes that aren't even really notes in that song. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: brian -- that was brian nash and friends. i think after that, he probably lost a few friends. might even -- [ laughter ] he might just be a solo act now. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: but that was real. ♪ it's cool if you can hit on me ♪ >> jimmy: oh, this next -- song is from a band called songwriter x and the skeleton band. [ light laughter ] >> hmm. >> jimmy: it sounds scary, right? >> yeah, it sounds scary. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah.

among the group's organizers were student leaders john lewis and diane nash.w, the activists knew the crucial importance of media coverage and were leaving nothing to chance. >> we knew that if one of us did not interpret what we were doing to the press, somebody would step in and try to do it and get it all wrong. and so i was elected to be the coordinator. >> there is this story when diane nash and these guys are on the freedom rides, seigenthaler, who worked for kennedy, said, "they plan to kill you when you go to mississippi." >> my father, he and diane nash had a conversation, he didn't want her to continue the freedom rides. he said, "you're gonna get somebody killed. you're gonna get somebody killed if you keep this up." and she said, "you don't understand, sir. we signed our last will and testament last night. we understand exactly what we're facing." >> in my capacity as coordinator several of the students who were about to get on the bus gave me sealed envelopes that i was to mail in the event of their death. their route would take them from virginia

are nash -- by, as as our national discourse grows more course and crude as increasingly hard winds blowoss the globe and it seems that our leaders either won't or cannot do the people's work at home, i miss him even more. ronald wilson reagan came from the midwest with a background as diverse as the country he loved. he studied economics at eureka college. , abecame a radio broadcaster labor leader, a corporate spokesman, and governor of california. he demonstrated the power of big ideas. about regulation. he held those rockribbed conservative principles very viscerally. they were indeed part of his dna. he never wavered from them. decent,e, he was a humble, and graceful soul. he was a man who asked -- who as george h.w. bush said, paid attention to small kindnesses that also defined a good life. some did not like his policies but it was impossible not to like the man himself. ourident reagan restored economy as well as our national confidence. he did so in the middle of what was then the worst economic crisis since the great depression. people worried that japan would lead the world in

that was you know it is steve nash look she's been you know it's. the first you to go to the pushy use the i could tell you my guest list. which is similar to. your new mom on your part to become a star shopper to emerge across the board if the shot. well the blazing camera is one of the deadliest since soviet times it took firefighters over seventeen hours to extinguish it one section of the shopping complex was completely gutted and large sections of the roof collapsed of the sixty four people who died almost two thirds were children as the school holidays just begun. borrow from one was. moving on to other news the u.k. has released a new national security strategy outlining the major challenges to the country and ranking mosco alongside islamic terror on its list of strengths the policy focuses on strengthening defense and the armed forces it also emphasizes using the full range of its capabilities including intelligence and economic weapons to counter enemies while russia has been branded a threat and accused of hybrid warfare artie's anastasio

put him in jail for ten days before the head of our group if as ill he's been arrested is not john nash. as a lot you or i thought it was them but that is them as the evening draws in downtown service to all grinds to a halt true to form and keeps everyone guessing awaiting for what will be an appearance of just a few minutes. thanks to your decision sebastopol in crimea have returned home to our common. to mother russia. on sunday russia in crimea to go to the polls today it is no coincidence coming as it does for you today since russia annexed the peninsula really twenty years since he first became president vladimir putin will now be hoping the memory of those in the events is enough to bring people to the ballot boxes despite the fact that many see the election as a pool. here in sebastopol those memories are still very much alive what's less clear is where the crimea still has the same emotional pull across the length and breadth over russia is ten times owns. now to the money trail linked to one of the biggest uncut diamonds in the world nearly a year ago miners in sierra leone du

to start since to use that suggested to nurse trying to conceive tossing to me nash to panache that's bizarre as it was from the distant incumbents until my mom. just told me start. slow prior. to the gym you would do the. w.c. view of system so you saw. some when you got to the deal is just. you received that i was able to sort of privately does very well you know when. it was normal so yeah you do the dealer with a couple of days when much money was less than you thought surely in the limo service the marvel or the. yes dear but of with a true starts of. lost or some other form of guides we are not as much of the fallen you move us budgets across. a thought for some russian farmers there was the candidate we're profiling today so it is a curious fourth term in charge incumbent president vladimir putin is running as an independent this time on a platform aimed at boosting russia's economic growth with three terms under his belt he's got a lot of experience but critics accuse him of not being tough enough on corruption here are some excerpts from recent interviews and speeches on wher

we can go live now to our office in london to get more on this month going to she is with us hello nash just run through them or to to reason why his set. well andrew the latest wave of accusations against russia this time around theresa may has referenced motive and intention that she believes russia had in the poisoning of his daughter but a question about details those did not come exactly what kind of motive russia would have had was not specified by the british prime minister on these statements followed. putin's comments who said that thinking that russia would be interested in doing something like this would be nonsense especially ahead of the elections that were just held in russia this weekend and to the world cup coming up in the summer however theresa may again in an interview that just happened earlier today she said is that there is no other conclusion that the who is responsible is the russian state and again she used the word culpable so at this point it's now been two weeks since the script all scandal exploded and we do know that now britain is handing over samples of t

to start since to use it's a bastard thing or started tossing to me nash to panache that's sad as it was from the distance in advance and. just told me start. slow prior. to the gym you would do it with. a lead sheet of sixty seconds left over the border to some when you got somebody argue that you list east. you received food i was able to sort of what you eat privately gadhafi. was normal so yeah you blew the deal with a couple of seasons when much money was less than you thought surely in the winter so fast i marvel or the. yes there but i was there to start a. lost or some other form of i not but much of the phone you've. spoken to so you see. there's a snapshot of the thoughts of some russian farmers there and what they want what the candidate we're profiling today mean times over his career his fourth term in charge. incumbent president vladimir putin is running as an independent this time on a platform aimed at boasting russia's economic growth with three terms already under his belt he's got a lot of experience of course but critics accuse him of not being tough enough on cor

opportunity is even taking existing spread sheet use cases and pre-- replacing them and actually new ng up a nashntier where companies can indicated programs without having to wait for an i.t. department to instrument for them. emily: airtable is part of this ow cold or no-cold movement. this is something that even amazon is secretly working on means you can make your own apps with less experience. right? > yes. emily: what is so disruptive on a noon? >> when you think about the used by other -- either companies or individuals, you this rock in a hard place truth. here either you get an app tharthars very structured and light wight a simplistic, straight ahead sheet management tool. what is problematic is that massive ng into this volleyed in between and trying to offer people this kind of between that divide. the structure of building a real app but at the same time not all complexity and expensive e. that usually goes into it. you've been working in industrialize for a long time. you worked sales force. about your thoughts for the bigger landscape. are all icrosoft fighting for the cloud. oracl

suddenly at her nash mac the -- the bridge collapsed. >> what do we know about the people that were injured? do you know anything about them. ? >> two were in critical condition. we believe the one fatality was a construction worker. he fell down with the bridge. there were at least two or three and possibly six construction workers on the bridge. >> reporter: one of the first responders said one of the person -- persons wasn't breathing. the latest report is that the patients are going to survive. >>> there are serious questions on how that bridge was built. we consulted with a world- renowned engineer. tom joins us now with what he learned today. >> reporter: large-scale construction projects are really far and few between. speed can kill. when you look at this video of this fast built florida bridge collapse, something is missing. what is missing is a huge tower that would've held the bridge up. a similar constructed oakland bay bridge was built tower first. this one as well was tower first. i asked a world-renowned professor if he ever heard of anyone trying to build a bridge without fi

and then john is pointing at his colleague, kim nash. kim, john, thank you very much. supervisor safai used the word tenacious to describe dan. i'm going to describe another, that is amy cohn who helped to make this project happen. i got to introduce rheem and nicole, but i see kara and koch who helped to run the capital program that is responsible for building these amazing parts. we talked about assemblyman ting who couldn't be here today, parks mvp of 2017, so accepting the award on behalf of assemblyman ting is his aid alex walker! >> thank you, phil. good morning, everyone. it's great seeing so many friends and neighbors here today. my name is alex water, here on behalf of phil ting. i want to say myself personally, i've been a neighbor of the project, at mission terrace, i've been a neighbor here 7 and a half years and it makes me so proud to see this coming to fruition. i know we had a lot of people to thank, because so many people with the hands in our project. i want to recognize the surrounding community leaders. al harris here from the omi and thinking about

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reportedly two of the three best assist man ever jason kidd and steve nash elected to hall of fame, grant former 6er and we get official announcement tomorrow with the final four in san antonio, the final four, today's front page of new york post is john bino for john carlo stanton, buy yours today. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up, we are live and the other guys on tape, it could be a good friday for whoever wins the mega millions lottery. how much can you get if you win tonight, we will tell you, we will be right back lauren: this good friday could be a really good friday if luck is on your side, tonight's mega million jackpot, whopping $502 million, the drawing takes place at 11:00 o'clock eastern time tonight. you are buying tickets? cheryl: your odds of winning jackpot, 1 in 300.25 million. lauren: dagen is not buying. dagen: yeah, i play scratch tickets too. where do you think i'm from? of course, we play scratch tickets. lauren: i don't know, dagen, don't see a scratch ticket or lottery-type of gal. dagen: you go to convenient store to buy mountain dew. good morning, i'm dagen

evil force ritual definitely nash. was not you know in park and then of course. not you. know. and. there's not you know. and i wish. it had better luck to be hostile trashed. and going to and of i do we shall hang in using. so you. could seduce you piers could do could match you a. good deal. in the world and soon realized it could go on the table and i studied with you through it so. moyle each mission here the three minus three piece they do force the emotional see this approach more surprise she bought him in the house. nigel was born i make a portal to. your surely there is useful history yes it too is only theory borneo scene so the one asleep saying i'm here. i don't you. i mean we are sleeps with. one night she is a buster and that's when i called to start out the guy i'll go to me i will be two years very near nickel going to israel still really got going in the. thrall some women are spoiled and by the law go to the nature of the watch and the boys and girls both of them will use it and i already knew mr i was what they are mr talboys so what is on each of those at the bot

about the coastal flooding first with that we'll go over to the coastal flood warning issued by the nash weather service. this will remain -- national weather service. this will remain in effect through tonight from the new jersey shoreline to delaware bay, bowers beach and fortescue. cape may steel pier in atlantic city, wildwood, they could see moderate flooding with the this morning's high tide. this morning's high tide, moderate coastal flooding a good bet. storm surge 2 1/2 feet. on top of that, waves of 8 to 14 feet. huge breakers on the sand. that will create beep erosion. if you don't -- create beach erosion. even if you don't pick up moderate flooding, beach erosion is a good bet as the wind sit an spin. temperatures are getting above freezing everybody mid 30s. >> reporter: the snow will start meltingful lancaster reading millville 35 degrees. trenton, 36, atlantic city, 36. gusts 31 miles per hour in philadelphia. 41 in the poconos. during the height of the storm yesterday we saw 60 to 70-mile an hour down in the mouth of the delaware bay. huge huge storm. here's what it looks

. >> reporter: that nash didn't feel like talking but let us inside to get this picture of the damage. >> scary for me, scary for my kids and everything. >> this is the third time in seven years that this truck company has been hit with a robbery. >> reporter: police confirm in 2011 and 2012 hit this same facility twice, the first time he got a load of cash, the second time he got life in prison. >> they need to be in an industrial area that's not residential. if this had happened during the daytime, who knows what would have happened. >> reporter: police have not yet released the names of the two suspects or the officer involved in the shoot-out. they did tell us the one suspect who was injured did undergo surgery and is now in stable condition. >>> san jose garbage truck driver was killed after he was hit by his own truck. sky 7 was over the scene on camden avenue near elpasseo drive. that crash happened just before 8:00 a.m. green waste recovery says the driver was a 12-year veteran of the company. they have grief counselors at their facility to help staff and co-workers. >>> a soc

and today warriors special assistant steve nash... who grew up playing soccer in canada....ucks star giannis antetokumpo... who grew up playing soccer in greece... got together to see how many consecutive headers they could make without the ball falling. the two headed the ball to each other 94 straight times before it hit the ground the warriors expect kevin warriors the warriors the the ground the the ground the warriors expect kevin durant and green to return to play up against the "greek freak" and his bucks arena (wipe to lebron) lebron james hit another milestone tonight in charlotte... he scored in double-figures for the 866th consecutive game... tying michael jordan's nba record james went off for 41 points tonight... as the cavs beat the hornets 118-105... he also had 10 rebounds and 8 assists... ironically jordan is part-owner of the hornets just to put the record in perspectivwe... among active players the 2nd logest streak of 10 points or more is james harden... at 257 straight games.... less than one-third of lebron's streak... demarcus cousins is 3rd at 162 the

eastern, live coverage with a civil rights leaders including georgia congressman george lewis, diane nashna bellefonte, and tamika mallory. the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king junior live next tuesday and wednesday on c-span. general robert yeller is a commandant of the marine corps. he sat down with kevin baron to discuss the national defense strategy plan and the future of his service. atlanticosted by the council and is just over an hour. hel

nash helped lead the ipo last year. he now intends to start a private equity fund.t sees maybank saying a challenging year ahead as it posted lower fourth-quarter million falling to $543 after a one-time gain helped boost earnings the previous year. the ceo said the bank remains cautious of sudden shocks to the environment. smaller rivals boasting improved earnings in the quarter. chinese funds are rushing to sell stocks before an informal ban on selling during the national people's congress kicks in. let's talk more with ken wong, eastspring investments. we are talking to tom mackenzie. this was just release rishaad: -- released. for all the rhetoric about being more market-oriented, this is still a pretty tight group that the -- grip that the party has over markets in china. ken: you're absolutely right. we have seen this happen time and time again. this is nothing new. it is not news that should move the market. we believe some of the correction you are seeing right now in the market place is a fact that the markets have gone up quite a bit over the past couple m

beverly, you have to say president trump began the week with republicans jeering and screaming, nashingnd with everyone giving them a standing ovation. >> they all agreed on tax reform. this is due to the tax reform we saw passed in january. businesses are hiring more because there's more certainty and let's not forget this is about the regulations that all through 2017 the president did roll back. when it comes to tariffs, i don't think the numbers reflect tariffs at all. i would want us to see what happens next february, next march at this time. a year later, what are we going to see from the tariffs? this is largely due to tax reform and i'm thankful republicans did agree on that. >> charles: you know what, adrienne? critics of president trump are saying this north korean meeting could be something special, certainly no president has been able to pull it off. there's a certain degree of skepticism, doubt abou no doubtt but to have the jobs numbers we have, the economy we have, and perhaps a big historic foreign policy move. >> are you getting tired of winning yet, charles? >> charles

>> they're not in new york yet that's not a test market they're in atlanta, charlotte, p miami, nash but by may they will be in 90% of the market i did test a burger, it was really good. >> price increase is what. >> the franchises set their own prices mcdonald's is not expecting material price changes on this one. >> looked great. made me hungry >>> let's check in on what's happening outside the world of business phillip mena has the latest. >>> president trump met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house on monday months after his controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and move the u.s. embassy there netanyahu once again prized president trump for his decision president trump also said he may travel to jerusalem in may for the opening of a temporary embassy. >>> the nfl is getting a brand new and higher salary cap. the league is increasing the cap by 10 million bucks to 177$177.2 million for 2018 this is the fifth straight year the cap has gone up by at least 10 million. >>> after midnight, a spacex falcon 9 rocket blasted of

steve nash. as it turns out they did it into the 90s.n just dominate on the basketball court. actually it was 94 times. before it finally went awry. all worth checking out. that takes skill. that is the sporting life. the hour is 11 pm. time for more news.>>> coming up next at 11. >>> police are searching for a sexual assault suspect after a young woman is attacked while out for a jog.>>> something like this is extremely concerning anywhere. it is unique to happen in the city.>>> that frightening attack reported apollo also. -- palo alto. somerville police looking for a man who grabbed the teenage girl put a gun to her head and sexually assaulted her. the victim said the attack happened while she was jogging in the area of deer creek road. talking with police and she joins us now live with the latest.>> reporter: earlier today this area was filled with police officers. they set up a command post. please tell us every available

and today warriors special assistant steve nash... who grew up playing soccer in canada....ntetokumpo... who grew up playing soccer in greece... got together to see how many consecutive headers they could make without the ball falling. the two headed the ball to each other 94 straight times before it hit the ground the warriors expect kevin durant and draymond green to return to play when they go up against the "greek freak" and his bucks at oracle arena the giants open up their season at dodger stadium tomorrow afternoon... 4- o'clock to be exact... but there are problems at the ball park last night... an exhibition game between the dodgers and the angels came to an abrupt end in the 5th inning when a sewage leak spilled onto the field.... a water main leak inside the stadium left a brown liquid near the dodgers' dugout. the game was delayed for 32 minutes was delayed the game dugout. the game was delayed for 32 minutes while grounds crew attempted to clean up the officials called off the game. but from all acounts... the field has been shouldn't be a problem for tomorow's

he and steve nash got together showing off their soccer background.thought that they would only be able to do this five times. they got it up to 94. >> wow. >> what? >> 94? >> unbelievable. good night. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. okay, inavatar, when they have sex on pandora, they hook up their ponytails, so we know their ponytails are like their junk. yeah... so? so, when they ride horses and fly on the birds, they also use their ponytails. what's your point? my point is, if i were a horse or a bird, i'd be very nervous around james cameron. it amazes me how you constantly obsess over fictional details when there are more important things in the real world to worry about. for example, why wasn't william shatner in the newstar trekmovie? hey, sheldon. i was up in the administration office, and i happened to overhear the name of the winner of this year's chancellor's award for science. and you want to rub my nose in the fact that my contribut

. >> he is the incoming nash security. >> right and he is really scarey on this issue. he is very smart. he is -- he is a very good bureaucratic player. he knows north korea well. he helped -- he helped kill the 2002 north korea deal which problematic, which fark was but it didn't have to be killed. and it resulted in no nuclear weapons added to the north korean stockpile in the clinton administration. it was killed. and that led to where we are now. john bolton also was partly responsible for the iraq war and for killing an iran nuclear deal. so iraq, iran, north korea. i'd say he batted are for three cases. and the idea of him in charge of the north korea relationship which is maybe the -- the greatest single risk we have in international relations, i think that's frightening. >> yeah. yet here we are. thank you nick. i appreciate it. when we come back protests in sacramento after an unarmed black man is killed by police in his grandmother's backyard. his brother telling cnn that his the city has failed him. >> stevante clark joins me next. i'll ask if he thinks there

chinese imports stock markets around the world fell off the president trumps an announcement of the nash's. new president has been sworn in lots of iscar is taking over after congress accepted the resignation of pedre public the chin ski he resigned amid allegations of corruption . european union has called back its ambassador in moscow for consultations relating to the poisoning of a former russian spy in the u.k. e.u. leaders also backed britain's view that moscow is likely to blame for the attack on sergei script and his daughter junia russia denies the allegations and says he you need is a being drawn into an anti russia campaign instigated by the u.k. and the u.s. . coming up next it syria witnesses for the prosecution i will see to that in about twenty five minutes time with another full round up of the day's top stories. millions of syrians struggle to escape the constant bombing and fighting that has destroyed their homeland but there are others who choose to stay. the fuck. over. their weapons cameras mobile phones and their courage. for years now they have been collecting proof o

wilber ross and peter navaro have been in favor of imposing new tariffs and the director of nash economic council gary cohn and steve mnuchin oppose tariffs. earlier this year, cohn tried to argue these tariffs would ruin trump's record wiping away benefits of tax reform, but trump kept saying trump was a, quote, globalist. yesterday reince priebus said these arguments are healthy for the administration. >> i think what the president does, and he writes about it even in his own books, is he puts rivals around him intellectually. you have people like wilbur ross and gary cohn. he says, fight out tariffs in front of me. they fight it out. the media covers the fight, but ultimately, the decision is made. the decisions and things that president trump has done have put him on a great course. if you're a republican, you couldn't be happier. >> and trump administration officials were out defending the president's decision to impose new tariffs after nbc reported a lack of preparation ahead of thursday's announcement in which no one at the state department, tresh ry department or defense departme

think of diane nash when she got involved in the student sit ins in nashville and really helped leade in the south. and the work that she continues to do today. it starts a lifetime of activism. a lifetime of caring about things that are bigger than ourselves and speaking about things that matter. i am deeply inspired by the b k parkland teens just by so many others who know that age is just a number but truth always, always matters. so they're inspiring not just a nation but an entire world. and i'm deeply thankful to them not only they're leading all of us adults but that they're being thoughtful to create an intersectional and diverse movement to represent cities from parkland, florida, to chicago and baltimore and ferguson included. >> brittany, yours is a voice we're grateful for and listening to as well. thank you for joining me on this saturday morning. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and for all of you, we invied you to watch "hope & furry" it airs tonight at 8:00 eastern. it will be rebroadcast here on msnbc. >>> at the top of the hour, you'll hear from more about the chang