he wore the nor nor nor nor norr spieth completing the career grand slam this week.e little league, san ramone lost to southern california 3-2. so they're back in action tomorrow morning. we'll see if they can fight their way through the little league and get to the little league world series. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. no bandage required. the new medical technology that spans to revolutionize the way doctors heal us. >>> and this is the just released mugshot of the man charged in a deadly shooting on san francisco's twin peaks. on "abc7 news" at 11:00, the new information we're learning about the spring of other crimes he's accused of. >>> here's what's coming up tonight on abc 7 before the late news. at 8:00, it's the finale of "the bachelorette." who will she choose? and stay with us for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> and then at 11:35, it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is this edition of "abc7 news." look for breaking news on twitter. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for all of us here. thank you for join

nor middle of the room. thanks for joining us here on our international this morning we're going to show you a video here on the program it's a little bit different it's a difficult to make out to have a close look at the video but it reportedly shows israeli police beating a palestinian man and his son in east jerusalem. god was no sign of any god or sometimes you can sure there was a pleasure yes. i am not over for it also. was there. whenever she puts her up it. may be that if the whole field of me to open a neighbor's house without any reason i replied that this is not my house and i do not have the key to it he still yelling at me and at the same time not the soldiers accompanying him it's a break my friends there were five to six people they were employees especially theses tanks me twisted my hands behind my back and began to beat me and beat me hold on the head in shortly twisted my right hand with my money back and started to beat it insistently so the book that was from a little. we spoke to are bo

neither iran nor turkey... it has been conveyed to me that iran is putting pressure, this was discussed last week, iran is putting a lot of pressure on the kurds, because they don't accept what is happening. the iranians, let alone the kurds... your message to the kurds, as they prepare to go to the polls, is — be careful what you wish for? yes, and rationalise even the question. this is very important. one factor in all of these publications... self—determination is something in the nature of iraq. complete independence from iraq is something else. really, the wording of the questions should be very clear. one factor we have... this is what the iraqi government should focus on when they talk to mosul. the referendum has to take place. they cannot run away from this.

. >> reporter: livermore police are not releasing the names of the man who was killed nor of the police officers who were involved in this shooting. the al moda county district attorney's office is also investigating. reporting live in livermore, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> happening now no oakland, city crews clearing out a homeless encampment at north gate avenue and 27th street. sky 7 just flew above that scene where tents and furniture and other items were being loaded into dump trucks. oakland police have closed off the area near interstate 980 while the cleanup operation continues. abc 7 just spoke to oakland public works officials. they tell us they are not forcing people from the area and they are claiming they are just removing unneeded garbage. >>> developing news out of san jose where authorities are looking for the driver of a car that t-boned a police cruiser around 1:00 this morning at

book now. >>> president has not yet -- has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some ofhe competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful. >> comments from senator bob corker, i'm sure you've seen them, over a week ago saying the president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful. he also said that he's not sure that the president understands the character of this nation. do you have any response to that from a republican senator? >> i think that's a ridiculous and outrageous claim and doesn't dignify a response from this podium. >> blistering response from the white house to those questioning the president's stability and competence, including members of his own party. i want to bring in ken cuccinelli, cnn legal commentator and president of the senate conservatives fund and paul begala, cnn political commentator and democratic strategist. welcome to both of you. ken, i'd love to start with you. i don't know if you know bob cork corker personally. i know his com

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because of the americans nor are the indians doing it for the russians the chinese europeans everyone doing it for themselves because their leaders and the people understand this is dangerous and that's why they are acting. in history both some people are trying to to talk. i mean there was the so-called trying to stop the industrial revolution succeed those who tried to stop the. succeed but mr saul history is never linear and you know it may move one step forward to step back you know i thing even those two step back would be a concerning factor for somebody like him but there is overriding agreement in the scientific community or also in the united states of america that you need to act there is overriding agreement with the. united states that you won't need to act google may be the most a company on the verge these years would be one hundred percent. american companies that produce similar to two hundred million cars. we do not do things for the toast we do it for of a customers for the environment but at the end of the day we do it because it's business for wal-mart now you ment

. >> he is neither a strategist nor is he schooled in the operational art, nor is he a tactician, nor a general, nor is he a soldier. other than that, he's a great military man. i want you to know that. >> big and burly and confident. when he came in the briefing room, your chest swelled. it was american military might on parade. >> schwarzkopf's presence was important. it was a huge factor on american support for the war. >> the war in the gulf is virtually over. tonight, what may be the final battle of the gulf war. >> headlines in newspapers screamed fight them, but pictures from southern kuwait told a different story. >> the iraqi army began to emerge from their holes in the desert to give up. >> kneel down. >> we knocked out saddam hussein in 100 hours. >> it was a rout. >> this is sand from the liberated beaches of kuwait. >> that was a massive success. and it showed the world a huge lesson, that this kind of aggression would not stand. the problem was that they didn't go all the way to baghdad. >> but that would have been a much bigger military operation because what many of th

this is going to be much more like a nor easter event.ing to move right off the -- again, semantics don't really count here because we're still going to see winds gusting hour at the maryland beaches. we do have a high wind watch in effect of wind upwards to 40, 50 miles an hour. it's going to be the rain tomorrow. for the inland areas, dc, mostly -- most of our area. it's going to be a nasty tuesday, rather rainy, and windy. i do think we'll see some rain as harvey makes its way our way this weekend. much more on that coming up next on the 6:00 hour. >> thank you. >> what do you get when you combine amazon with whole foods, get cheaper prices. >> our consumer reporter susan hogan joins us with four things we need to know about this and you have brought the favorite. >> and, you know what, i was working for you guys, this a big deal. i'm going to ask you what are those, like eggs, we've got tomatoes. we've got apples. staples is the word of the day, as far as whole foods and amazon is concerned. so i went up and down every single aisle an

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but now the church wants him back and i wonder if that really demonstrates that the neither atheism nor religion can every decisively win this battle for hearts and minds in the way your own cause will never be will be fully realized i look forward to seeing the cathedral very much i love seeing cathedrals i'm i don't want to enter into any local political disputes but local is global these these days if you speak about the value of i run across a village and when i despise all religions on the other hand a beautiful cathedral is a beautiful cathedral and i value the artistic contribution that religion has made of the centuries but don't you think that despite all your efforts to popularize critical thinking to popular atheism religion seem to be having some sort of a comeback not only in this country but also around the world well give us a few more decades. in america for example which is one of the most religious countries in the western world it's where we're winning in the number of religious people it is going down i'm aware that there's a bit of a backlash in russia i take it tha

also five political organ in that the system needs to be reformed to yourself i do not think so and nor do you why not i mean how else could you have to have a system that is very rigid in the way it operates you would not wish to upset the system by electing somebody incompetent ignorant and clearly not it's not censured for the go isn't that what evolution is all about seeing mutations that is no no no like come on stop this you're talking nonsense if i may say so why. you do not wish to really advocate a change in human affairs by saying what we need is mutation in the direction of the hope which will somehow be better that's not the way we run human affairs but he's human institutions are also you know also operate by the same rules by the same system by the same rules as all other human organisms is it not the case you're not going to run human affairs been done. anyway i spent my whole life again while i spent your whole life arguing that religion has an evolutionary purpose i said politics is also it's a different sort of totally different question i'm asked the question what is

neither the movie studio nor tom's rep commented about the extent of his injury. we obtained footage from an earlier attempt in which tom also struggled to reach the other side. this time tom's torso hits the side before he hangs suspended in the air. this time, he does not appear to be in pain or limp once pulling himself up. >> how do they allow you to do this with the insurance? >> i don't even ask. there's certain questions i don't want to know. >> what were you thinking? >> you're thinking, i don't want to fall. >> this summer "e.t." was with the 55-year-old star he discussed the stamina needed to complete his most recent on scene stunt, the zero graffiti stunt in "the mummy." >> you just don't know what's going to happen. >>> and police confirm that a female stunt driver has died on the set of "deadpool 2." ryan renomds tweeted we're heart broken, shocked and devastated. >>> and chris pratt, hifis le since announcing his split from wife anna faris. ♪ call me a believer >> i would not be here without the ease and grace i have in my heart without my lord an sa

neither he nor any other insider ever went public with their concerns, nor did anyone else sound the alarm about what the proxy army. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> can you talk about but was held at george mason to teach all this stuff. >> yes, again the question was about the summer camp held at george mason. and yes, at one point i think charles koch said the problem of the libertarian movement had always been a shortage of talent. so part of the project around the country now, they are investing heavily in creating different schools. we now have the lake forest faculty and students trying to get transparency about ayers. it is an uphill battle on western carolina university. the faculty of duties were overruled by the administration. but in any event, what they do is create a training institute for high school students, training institutes for teachers. there are training institutes for faculty from different places and there are training institutes for federal judges. so i did actually get into that. i gave a hint of the legal story. buchanan, one of his colleagues with a g

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has not demonstrated quote the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to be successful. and tim scott just called the president's equivocation of neo-nazis indefensible. adding that president trump's moral authority has been unquestionably compromised. we're covering all of that, much more in this hour with our guests including senator ben cardon. on the senate foreign relations committee. a very grim scene in barcelona. >> think about this, it's about 5:00 in the evening on one of the great boulevards of the world where literally thousands of people are relaxing, and the horror begins to unfold. [ sirens ] >> reporter: police and rescue squads rushing to the scene, searching for the terrorist. dozens of people on the ground, victims of the ferocious attack and those trying to help them. this was the horrific picture just moments after witnesses say a white van suddenly turned and barrelled down the pedestrian walkway in the capital jammed with restaurants, shops, and tourists from all over the world. according to eyewitnesss, the van raced along at close to 50 miles an

nor was the president. i'm assuming that was between mr. donald trump jr., between don junior and his lawyer. i'm sure his lawyer was involved that's how you do it. you know that. to put this on the president i think is absolutely incorrect. >> absolutely incorrect. the president's private attorney says, well, the "washington post" i noted reports today that in fact the president himself personally dictated his son's misleading statement. the newspaper says as air force one flew back from the g-20 summit in germany the president dictated a statement to white house aide hope pix and served as a go between, between the president and his son to discuss russian adoptions is not true and the account later had to be corrected. what do we make of this? which is a big deal. number one, proves you can't listen to the president's private attorney who goes on television. apparently what mr. secula was not true and whatever your views on the story you pay for it watching at home using hope pix and other white house employees to help him, puts them in l

he insists he's not nor never has been a white supremacist. exception to any hint he was writing, quote, my portrayal over the mainstream media has been inaccurate, biased, and complete unadjust feed. norm 20/20 will feature a show "fractured america." >>> in other news people are poring into oregon to see monday's total solar eclipse. there's a seem seamless line of traffic northeast of bend yesterday. now, before they flocked to oregon, astroonmy buffs are flocking somewhere else. the bay area's only brick and mortar telescope shop. jonathan bloom explains the stockroom has been eclipsed by overwhelming demand. >> reporter: for weeks the phone at the bay area telescope shop has been ringing off the hook. and it's nearly always the same answer. >> i'm all sold out. >> reporter: for get the holiday season. >> this is something on another level, it is for us. it's truly astronomical. >> reporter: with phone lines tied up, some shoppers showed up in person hoping to view one of these. >> basically you just snap it in just like that and that will

but we do not honor nor do we promote or accept hate speech. in any form. and those who embrace it poison our public discourse and damage the very country they claim to love. we condemn racism, bigotry, and all its wars. racism is evil and opposite of america's values and the american idea. george washington said it in an address to the synagogue in newport, rhode island, that his vision for our country was, i quote, "a government which to bigotry gives no sanction, and no assistance." in his second inaugural address in the middle of the civil war abraham lincoln called on americans to bind up the nation's wounds. what lincoln knew and that we re sadly reminded today that painful rational tensions are part of our experience as a nation. we, too, today should seek to bind up the wounds. we must pursue reconciliation, understanding, and respect regardless of skin color, ethnicity, or religious or political views. one of america's defining characteristics is the promise of opportunity for advancement regardless of skin color, how much money your parents make,

he insists he's not nor never has been a white supremacist. he took exception to any hint he was writing, quote, my portrayal over the mainstream media has been inaccurate, biased, and complete unadjust feed. norm 20/20 will feature a show "fractured america." >>> in other news people are poring into oregon to see monday's total solar eclipse. there's a seem seamless line of traffic northeast of bend yesterday. now, before they flocked to oregon, astroonmy buffs are flocking somewhere else. the bay area's only brick and mortar telescope shop. jonathan bloom explains the stockroom has been eclipsed by overwhelming demand. >> reporter: for weeks the phone at the bay area telescope shop has been ringing off the hook. and it's nearly always the same answer. >> i'm all sold out. >> reporter: for get the holiday season. >> this is something on another level, it is for us. it's truly astronomical. >> reporter: with phone lines tied up, some shoppers showed up in person hoping to view one of these. >> basically you just snap it in just like that and t

i wasn't involved in the statement drafting at all, nor was the president. mr. donald trump jr., between don jr. and his lawyer. i'm sure his lawyer was involved, that's how you do it. i want to be clear the president was not involved in the drafting of the statement and did not issue the statement. >> i mean, obviously jay sekulow was either not telling the truth or, i think more likely, had not been told the truth. >> and i think it's important to note that on some of those occasions, he volunteered that the president wasn't involved in drafting it, which i think reflects how damaging this revelation really is for them. i would suggest that trump was the person who wanted to pull back from full transparency. you know, our reporting basically states that there were other lawyers and advisers involved who knew that more information would come out that would make a less than fullsome statement seem invasive and like an effort to cover something up. so they wanted to put it out there. the president was the one who overruled them. that's the critical decision-m

. >> the president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the confidence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful. >> and this from another republican, tim scott of south carolina. >> what we want to see from our president is clarity and moral authority. that more authority's compromised. >> reporter: while the president has avoided cameras for the past go days, he has not been silent. on twitter he swiftly condemned the barcelona attack and suggested his followers, quote, study what general pershing did to terrorists in the united states when caught. an alleged debunked matter of what he told. >> what they did was cut open two pigs and dumped the bullets into the pigs. then they took the bullets and shot 50 men. >> reporter: it was a sharp contrast for the days it took him to condemn a white supremacist who drove his car into a crowd of protesters killing one and injured 19 others. the president also bemoaned what he called beautiful confederate statues and said american history is being ripped apart. in a statement senator lindsey graham urged h

the me nor my son did nothing to us this incident comes amid growing concern over israel's treatment of palestinians in east jerusalem human rights watch warns the practice over moving residency from palestinians may amount to that of a war crime. the rights group issued a report ultimately warning about the growing number of revocations in fact in recent decades israel has stripped over fourteen thousand palestinians over their residency permits and human rights watch says that residency guarantees civil rights to palestinians so when the puppets all revoked they are forced to leave their homes. word crime in question is the forcible importation of the occupied of the protected population. is part of the occupy territory here we're not talking about people forced to leave their home at the point to we're talking about policies that in effect we forced people to leave despite concerns from various rights groups israel gives a number of justifications for its actions. residency rights so usually removed when jerusalem most people's main place of residence however in recent years pales

i do not believe there is any move to do that within united states navy governments, nor do i think it is required. one of the things you saw in response primarily to the piracy threats off of north africa was that insurance companies worked with shipping lines to ensure that they were security force details on ships that were in the pirate infested waters and that helped drive down. you are calling on the republican line, market forces are at work there and are creating a situation in which security is being provided by private security firms. i don't think there is a need for the u.s. navy to provide that service. there is a need for the u.s. navy and allies acting in concert to underwrite large areas of security requirements the horn of africa, the arabian gulf, the pacific, that remains a duty. but this point of impact, the sense of commercial shipping, i think is a private concern. host: brian is calling on their independent line. caller: good morning, how are you? and good morning to our guest. background working for the navy, and i am also a recent graduate of the eisenhower sch

. >> he is not a groomer nor predator. he has been wrongfully convicted. we will continue to fight until he is vindicated and justice is served. >> that's a very sad case because i'm sure there that every person who has a child in montgomery count school wants that child to be safe. wants every child to be wonderful. i'm sure mr. vigna was kind and nice to many students but he also acted improperly with at least four that he thousand stands convicted of after having been represented very, very well at trial, tried fairly and members of your community selected at random sat and judgment after five days and convicted him of these counts. >> vixt gna taught third, fourth and fifth grade over the course of 20 years and was convicted in june. >> and to follow up on a deadly shoot into northeast d.c.. police released new video of persons of interest and vehicles of interest. it happened at a sgaetion 18 street last night. he later died at the hospital. three other men were shot and their injuries considered life-threatening. call mees if you recognize the men fo

mass transit, bart nor delays, 33 trains in service. muni w have that new train test s once again for subway service each night this week starting at 9:30 p.m. and there will be no subway service this weekend. he with took a break last weekend, should be wrapped up with the conclufgs things this sunday night. and ace no delays and ace 1 out on time this morning too. >>> thanks. american idol is coming to abc 7 this fall and awe decisions will be held in oakland on sunday. it will be in jack linden square giving you the chance to be a star. you can audition online right now. we have a link to abc 7 yuz.com. you have to be at least 15 years old. >>> >> a capsule loaded with supplies hits the international space station tomorrow. it took into orbit from the kennedy spaigs space center yesterday. the rocket's booster successfully returned and landed back to earth a couple minutes later. it will be reused. it is carrying 6,400 pounds of science experiments and supplies, including ice cream. very important that they get their desserts up ther

well, nor the fact that, looking beyond the military activities, the political horizon of what should has not happened in these two areas, and i've told haider al—abadi, by the way. let's talk humanitarian activities and basic human rights. i'm sure you have seen the shocking videos of what appear to be iraqi forces executing men — we don't know who they are — in mosul after the end of the conflict. we've seen one graphic video of an individual being thrown off the cliff and shot. how can the iraqi government allow this to happen, given the history of iraq over the last 15 years? because this plays into more extremism. of course, this has gone out of the hands of the government. this has gone into militias and the loyalist people, and the government, which is unable to control this situation in mosul. this is why i referred to the collateral damage that has been happening. let alone that i have witnessed and seen myself people living, displaced people, living really beneath what animals live in in iraq. the un is saying the humanitarian crisis in and around mosul today is so crisis in

neither whipping, nor imprisonment, nor cutting off ears, nor banishment upon pain of death will keep you from among us. we do not wish your death. it's like what more can we do? to get our point across to you. that you are not to be here. we have thrown you in jail, we have whipped you, we have mutilated you. we have kicked you out. what's it going to take? you leave us no alternative according to to laws. you shall go from hence to the place from when you came. the jail. and from then to the place of execution. and there hang until you be dead. so mary, william, marmaduke are led to the place of execution. william and marmaduke are indeed executed, october 1659. mary as the story goes and nobody having been there. she is already mounting the scaffold. and she's getting up there and she's ready. she's ready to give her life for this cause. and her husband says, no, please. and he intervenes with the governor. and against her will she is given a reprieve. as long as within the next eight hours you get out of this colony and you stay gone. eight hours. if you're not gone in eight hours

the nor korean regime threatened to strike guam. also what's going on. are they just messing with us? are they just toying? when is it real? when is it not real in a lot of people on edge. maybe that's exactly what they want. that's the reasoning behind it. we'll hopefully get some more information soon. let's audit committee about the debate over healthcare. no, it is not dead. although we haven't talked about it in a while. when congress returns in september. will they be ready to deal with it? 5@6:30. we'll be right back. >> welcome back, president trump has been fighting to keep his campaign promise of appealing the affordable care act. remember and it and democrats can't seem to find a exree myself. done a evans is lending her voice to the debate and she's with us tonight in studio? a. it's good to see you. we're glad to have you you in here much it's been since you left congress. >> it has and i have been watching and reading and waiting . let me can you, in july you you announced that you have ms in an open letter to your former colleagues and con

he carried out the post officer advice motto, neither snow, more rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night.down when hit to five to 8 inches every rain over the weekend. joe, you hear stories like, that makes you wonder, you got to be better. >> i know. >> more. >> look, that is inspirational , katie, you're right. >> and i have my own inspirational tail to tell. my very first job as a paper girl for the morning call newspaper up in allentown. back when we had a huge snowstorm, in 93, and i actually trucked through, i think it was, up here, literally, up to my waist deep because i was so little then, you know? >> oh, katie. >> nobody expected to actually be able to read their pain their morning, but, you bring that same dedication. >> you bring the same dedication to the morning show every day, kale. >> i take the lessons with me. my older years now. all right, so, thankfully no snow. my goodness. but, certainly some heavy rain is this -- if this were snow we would be piling it up. take a look right now on storm scan3, some rain, soaking heavily, parts of lancaster, now even berks county, g

, nor the fact that looking beyond the military activities, looking into the political horizon of whatppen, this has not happened in two areas, andi happen, this has not happened in two areas, and i told abdai, by the way. let's talk basic human rights. i am sure mr vice president you have seen the shocking videos... shocking. of what appear to be iraqi forces executing men, we don't know who they are, in mosul after the end of they are, in mosul after the end of the conflict. we've seen one graphic video of an individual being thrown offa video of an individual being thrown off a cliff and shot. how can the iraqi government allow this to happen, given the history of iraq over the last 15 years? because this plays into more extremism. because this has gone out of the hands of the government. this has gone into the government. this has gone into the militia ares and to the lawless people, and indeed to a government thatis people, and indeed to a government that is unable to control the situation in mosul. this is one i refer to the collateral damage that has been happening. let alone wh

the president has not yet, um, has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability, um, nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful. >> meanwhile, a cbs news poll just released finds nearly two- thirds of americans consider the charlottesville violent domestic terrorism. most disapprove of the president's response to the event. >>> well, in the wake of charlottesville, another controversial group wants to hold a rally later this month in san francisco. but city leaders and federal lawmakers are lined up to stop it. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen is at crissy field where the event is planned to take place. >> reporter: a group called "patriot prayer" has a permit to have an event here at crissy field, federal land controlled by the park service so the city doesn't control this area. but san francisco's mayor ed lee is telling the national park service, they need to rethink that permit. >> an invitation for speech or is it an invitation for disaster. >> reporter: the mayor told the national park service if they want to allow the event in san f

nor middle routes to. the fate of the eight missing workers in a flooded diamond mine in far east russia remains unknown this monday morning as rescuers continue their efforts to try and find these guys hundred forty three others have been saved since friday's instant in one of the world's largest excavated holes as you're about to see one of the survivors who spent nearly twenty four hours on the ground there in the floods has been talking about what they went through. a monday and friday morning you had to work your day begins and then disaster strikes. so warshel was always good i was shift started certainly the lights went out visually got windy and misty out of nowhere a massive wave hit me i swallowed dirty salt water i couldn't breathe thirty six year old alicia. was one of the one hundred fifty one minus left trapped underground in a flooded diamond mine in russia's far east what we call the water was cold and dirty and it was my chest there were obstacles pipes and boards and all the rubbish or so

thousand extra american troops but an escalation of the american military presence in afghanistan but nor strategy for what they're going to do because the simple truth in afghanistan is is every occupying power be the british the soviet union and the americans have never been able to take control of the country and this is a country where there is a field state there is no stable government the security forces the digit security forces are all liable and the taliban is on the rise what difference for those the american troops is going to make i don't know but even for those down the road the americans fail to defeat and crush the taliban during over a decade of occupation even with substantially more troops being sent in over the over time i can't see how this is really going to alter the fundamentals of the situation now is only recently that the u.s. commander in afghanistan placed his full support for local troops do you think this could be a hint as to this new strategy. i think the truth is is that they were flown during the ever tempted to afghan allies the war if you like by turni

it wasn't either of the containment policy nor the military. it was a combination of things. now, i asked -- i don't know how many of you pick it up that there be a flier distributed this evening with the opening, and the first of these -- the first point on this flier is when i called the virtuous diamond of liberal internationalism. it's a combination of democracy, multilateralism, economic openness, and american leadership. the four together resulting in either a regional or a international zone of peace. the great promise that takes us back actually to the enlightenment. people didn't want to recognize this was wilsonian. woodrow wilson didn't leave a good record of his incoming in 1918-1919, largely because he had terrible stroke. he had a series of strokes since he was a ongoing man and was not able to finish his philosophy of politics which he wanted to do after he left the white house. he had 20 pages or so written. what i tried to do is to re-establish what wilson might have said had wilson been able to put together the pieces of the puzzle as the puzzle lay before h

because of the americans nor are the indians doing it for the russians the chinese europeans everyone doing it for themselves because their leaders the people understand this is dangerous and that's why they are acting look to history in history to vote some people have tried to talk to. the so-called tried to stop the industrial revolution succeed those who tried to stop the. succeed but mr saul history is never linear and you know it may move one step forward two steps back you know i thing even those two step back would be a concerning factor for somebody like you but there is overriding agreement in the scientific community or also in the united states of america that you need to act there is overriding agreement with the. united states that you won't need to act google may be the most a company on the verge these years would be one hundred percent. american companies that produce them. similar to two hundred million cars. we do not do things for the toast we do it for other customers for the environment but at the end of the day we do it because it's own business for wal-mart now