>> he is the captain of the petty patrol. >> the emperor of the petty patrol. >> so, it is about 4:00ed outside and the old man was spraying my bird feeder with a freaking garden hose to knock it down. >> he heads down one of those big stores and he grabs? >> the biggest bag of birdseed i can find. >> he takes that giant bag of bird feed and goes over to where the guy lives. he dumps it so it will bring every single bird to his house. >> he came out and confronted me. he said he has a the to watch the bird feeder and he got carried away with himself. >> who needs a bird feeder when you can have a bird bath. >> he'll have the bird feeder and i'll have the bird bath. >> there is a problem. >> too heavy with the water in it. >> so, in the end the bird feeder slashed bird bath, ends up in the trash. and george ends up waking up like this. >> it's just not the same. >> oh, well. >> in case you forgot, we live in one of the most beautiful countries on the planet. take a look through the jogger's eyes. a world trip documenting her travels. she is putting together a whole bunch of different v

. >> play straight. >> who's calling who petty, bakari?m calling you petty, rick. >> you've been trouncing me since we got on this program. >> god forbid you be better, rick. make sure you lower yourself. >> i'm not lower yourself. >> you are. you're talking about my brother not thinking america is exceptional. >> he said it. >> he said it, he was wrong and he corrected it. god forbid our president try it, god forbid you try it. >> i think donald trump corrected himself quicker on this mccain situation. >> hold on a second. did you hear the president say he was sorry for disrespecting john mccain? did you ever hear him say he was sorry for lowering the staff and putting it back up? have you ever heard him apologize for anything, rick santorum? >> all i can tell you -- >> no, yes or no, have you ever heard the president apologize for anything. >> i don't know where we're at -- >> no. >> we're where it matters. >> john mccain deserves a better dialogue than we're having. >> that's because we decided to politicize john mccain's death. >> you

it gives you a window into how far the presidnt will go in terms of pettiness and retribution.folks pointed out, it is alarming to see the extent this president is willing to go just to try to silence critics. it is not something we're used to seeing in the united states of america because frankly most people know if you're going to be president, this comes with the territory. you're going to get criticized. >> phil mud, how are folks in the agencies reacting tonight? these are folks they worked under many years. a reminder, all of the officials on the list that sarah sanders went through, they served democratic and republican presidents. and i know in the buildings, hallways used to walk, people pride themselves on serving the agency and institution, not any party. >> that's a great question. there's a couple of angles on that. the first is that depends on leadership. we talked about gina haskell, the relatively new cia director, she's very well regarded at the cia. she's going to be viewed by the work force as the one in some ways they answer to, and because she's so talented

now, of course, this is not just about petty politics.distraction, for the president to get away from the omarosa firestorm. but you know what? what a president says to people of color and about them matters, as is the reality that people of color have no presence on his senior staff. we're going to take that up in our great debate. next. fruits and veggies are essential to your health, but it's tough to get enough of their nutrients. new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from one total serving of fruits and veggies try new one a day with nature's medley. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed re

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it's petty. it's bullying. it's an abuse of power.lation of the first amendment of the constitution. period. >> is this an enemy's list? >> seems like an enemy's list and comes at an opportune time for donald trump or inopportune time for donald trump and talking about omarosa for the last couple of days. raising very uncomfortable topics for this president, whether or not he used n-word. you saw the white house yesterday not able to dismiss that out of hand. talk about just racism in this administration. so that was very uncomfortable. you have the president changing the subject here. the question is, i mean, we have seen this before. does he sort of conjure up something out of thin air going forward to do the same thing? other interesting thing about this, this wasn't really donald trump's idea. right? this was something that was floated on fox news for months and months before he did it. and then rand paul talked about it. tucker carlson, as well. >> folks, in the category of it's rich for the white house to make this decision now,

. >> call him the petty president. in chief. he never misses an opportunity to be petty.ator mccain was a war hero, he served in the senate. people may not agree with his policies. i didn't. but this is not the time to argue the senators policies. when he has just died. it is the time for the president of the united states to be a diplomat and not continue to fight senator mccain even in death. you have veterans and organizations asking the president to continue to have the flag half staff. he refused. the next day instead of keeping it there until the senator was buried. he missed a great opportunity to try to unite the country. there's no surprise there when it comes to president trump. >> ken, you're a republican. who do you think would have been a better president? mccain or obama? >> john mccain. >> the president couldn't answer that today. >> we would have been in wars all over the world. but. >> his arch nemesis of barack obama. asked that question today. the day the senator of his own party was lying in repose. and being memorialized. he couldn't answer that quest

it is such pettiness, such pettiness in reaction to a real american hero. you know, i realize the president never wanted to serve in the military, but he ought to show some admiration for someone who did and served nobly. >> we do know that yesterday for several hours the white house flag was lowered to half staff but for some reason overnight it was raised once again. the flags are at half staff clearly up on capitol hill. i want to get to that in a moment, but we've heard so many stories about senator mccain's very strong friendships, not necessarily restricted by age or party affiliation. you're clearly a democrat, senator mccain of course was a republican. as you correctly point out, you often didn't see eye to eye on a lot of these substantive issues, but what does that say about him, that despite differences, partisan differences, he was willing to work with liberal democrats on some of the most sensitive issues? >> i think he and i had the same view of the senate. it should be the conscience of the nation. and that means both of us have had to say, l

session, put on their marching boots before going to brown chapel, eventually going to the edmund pettis bridge to begin the selma to montgomery march. this is the chair that dr. king was sitting in the morning of the selma to montgomery march. he put on his marching boots in that chair and led prayer. it was so much -- prayer was so much a part of dr. king, being a baptist minister, but it was so much a part of the american civil rights movement. nothing was done without prayer and faith. you know, there was so much apprehension, but there was so much hope in the air. people were almost everywhere in the house, but no one actually knew what was going to happen the moment they set foot out of this house, approaching brown chapel, approaching the edmund pettis bridge. and, of course, history has shown us that that things did work out. however, that morning it was a very, very tenuous time in the life of everyone here that had any connection to the civil rights movement in the selma to montgomery march. they quite literally did not know whether their lives would end at the end of that day.

. >> he has grossly underestimated how petty and spiteful i can be. >> so the next spiritual twin gets to work. turns out the next day. >> to the wise guy with the sign on his window, your sign san eyesore and i will call the police if it's not taken down immediately. >> so. >> he is the captain of the patrol. >> no, no, because the emperor of the petty patrol -- >> it is about 4:00 a.m. i looked outside the old man was spraying my bird feeder with a freaking garden hose to knock it down. >> this continues so he heads down to the big store and he grabs. >> the biggest bag of birdseed i could find. >> he takes that giant bag of bird feed and he goes over to where the guy lives with the plan of dunk all that bird feed in front to just bring every single bird to this guy's house. >> he came outside and confronted me. he apologized and explained he has a dog and cat who likes to sit at the window and he just kind of over yes act and got carried away with himself. >> but don't worry were they came to an agreement. >> who needs a feeder when you have a bird bath. now he'll have the feeder an

i think that the president is playing petty politics of this. precedent that is being said, democratic and republican administration. >> harris: why? >> you cannot yank security clearances whether they agree or not in the past i think that it sets a dangerous precedent. and the fact of the matter is that this is another egg in the basket of president trump picking fouts or playing petty politics as people who disagree with him. that is troubling on many parts. >> harris: i wrote down what you said, petty politics, trying to drain the swamp. a lot of politics. >> as he attempts to drain the swamp. >> harris: just because we have not seen it before does not mean according to adam schiff and others make it a crime. necessarily or a law breaking maneuver. leased out. >> as senator john kennedy laid out, also calling him a butthea butthead, but said that this is bad for the intel community. you have john brennan as a paid television and pungent, making baseless accusations against the president, so what precedent does that set. >> harris: what you an

call him the petty president in chief. i mean he never misses an opportunity to be petty.know, senator john mccain, as you just laid out, was a war hero. he served in the senate. people may not agree with all his policies. certainly i didn't. i did not. but this is not the time to argue the senator's policies when he has just died. it is absolutely the time for the president of the united states of america to be a diplomat and not continue to fight senator mccain even in death. you have veterans agencies, organizations ask the president continue to have the flag half-staff. he refused, putting it back up to full staff the next day instead of keeping it there until senator mccain was buried. so, yes, he missed a great opportunity to try to unite the country. but there's no surprise there when it comes to president donald j. trump. >> ken cuccinelli, you're a republican. who do you think would have been a better president? john mccain or barack obama? >> oh, john mccain. >> the president couldn't answer that question today. >> we'd have been in wars all over the world -- >>

this is -- politics can get petty, and it's gotten really personal between these two men.reciate the fact that the president name checked him today. the bill an important bill and he put some work into it. i wish him and his family luck. not everybody in the united states thinks very highly of john mccain. i came across -- i came up with my dislike for john mccain long before the president ever ran for office, and, you know, he is not exactly nice to the people who he opposes, and he has been really nasty to the president of the united states. >> kirsten, in one of the president's tweets today about omarosa manigault, he said that he tried to keep her on at the white house because she only said great things about him. it's kind of a telling remark. i mean, he had john kelly saying according to him she is a loser, she doesn't do work, she is causing trouble, but he said try to make it work because she says great things about him. >> right. i think it says a lot, and i think in the context of this conversation, if i can just quickly talk, what michael just said, thing is one

>> donald trump is a spectacularly petty human being. of the many things that i am just appalled by in terms of the way he conducts the presidency, this is, perhaps, the greatest. it's the exact opposite of what john mccain personified. look, john and i got in really, really heated arguments, which i remember meeting with the secretary of defense and how we had to fund the defense budget. at the time, they were talking doing the tax cut. i said you can't cut taxes by $2 trillion. john went ballistic about things, went back and forth. as we were walking out, he said sorry, i shouldn't have been so tough on you. yeah, he was speaking out for what he cared about. donald trump cares about one thing, that's the thing that looks back at him in the mirror in the morning. i heard republicans saying if he came out and praised mccain, people would call him a hypocrite. look, this isn't hard. in public life, you always have people passing away who you disagreed with. donald trump could have said, look, there's no secret john mccain and i had our di

the full story that would provide the missing context, the revocation of the security clearance is petty without accomplishing anything useful. republican reaction of yanking the security clearance is mixed. susan collins says brennan is too political in statements, but doesn't see grounds for revoking clearance unless there was a disclosure of classified information. senator john kennedy of louisiana was all for stripping brennan's clearance. >> i think most americans look at our national intelligence experts as being above politics. mr. brennan demonstrated that is not the case. he has been totally political. i called him a butthead and i meant it. i think he has given the national intelligence community a bad name. >> just last month, house speaker paul ryan dismissed the idea that president trump would actually strip anyone's security clearance. >> i think he is trolling people honestly. this is something that is in the purview of the executive branch. i think some of these people already lost clearance. some people keep clearance. that is something the executive branch deals with. >

we shouldn't dismiss this as petty. it is part of an ongoing battle for the republic itself. >> hold on a second. sorry. excuse me. noah, you didn't bring up abortion. you didn't bring up many ideological issues. i would guess john mccain voted with the republican party 90% of the time. he voted for trump the tax cuts. he voted against the -- getting rid of the affordable care act, but this was tribal at best. people hated john mccain, people that i knew, hated in the republican party, hated and loathed john mccain through the years, because he had friendships with democrats. because he said nice things about joe biden. because he didn't call barack obama a muslim in a disparaging way. i mean, seems to me if this is truly a fissure in the republican party, it's a fissure that takes the party down because a word you used that seems most appropriate here is churlish. they hated mccain for not being churlish, for not being small, for not being the type of person who would mock and ridicule a man when he was dieing of cance

dante pettis. can play some football and baseball meantime. >>> all right. tiger woods of the world. 312 golfers, there will be one clamp on sunday. the u.s. amateur championship under way at pebble beach. this is clay fiedler out of pepperdine. second shot from the middle of the fairway, right onto the green. spins back into the hole for an eagle. he won his match and advanced. he looks very confident. the par four 16th, chipping off the green, great touch. he is pumped up. beautiful at pebble beach. the natural habitat on display, as well. and i don't know, john augustine the last golfer made the shot and threw a tantrum. that's the sporting life. >> thank you. >>> that's it for us. see you later. have a great night. hey, i read that someone invented a way to convert your footsteps into electromagnetic energy so you can charge your cell phone while walking. we had that idea years ago. how come we never did anything with it? probably because we left the diagram of it in the restaurant, and none of us wanted to walk back. i know the real reason you never mad

. >> never be petty.te you, but those who hate you don't win unless you hate them. and then you destroy yourself. >> so john, i know you recognize that clip, it's president nixon's words as he resigned the presidency in disgrace. and my friend larry sabato pointed out that, can anyone get this message to the president? >> you know what's interesting in that clip too is i think nixon does get it in that clip. when he -- at one point his body language is very revealing when he literally takes his hand and points to himself. that's always a very striking action for me when i watch that clip. but you know, i don't think trump gets it. and that's a clip that he should see. >> when you're watching all of this, john, what's going through your head? are you saying, my god -- i ask you this question a lot. history is repeating itself, it seems. >> the echoes are frightening, don. we are just -- it's too -- i can't believe it's happening in my lifetime, frankly. i thought when we exposed watergate, laid it all out

do you think it was wise or petty, depending on the views of the subject for the president to take awaycurity clearance is not all right. it is a privilege. when you abuse the privilege, the president has every authority to remove that from you. he abused it. >> neil: all right, the secretary of the united states, before we come back, writing bashing to remove the security clearance. what he said and that editorial after this. call one today. are you in good hands? and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you that's the same thing ti want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine but i'm gonna get a new one! oh yeah! he's gonna get mine but i'm gonna get a new one! when it's time for your old chevy truck to become their new chevy truck, there's t

it made the president himself look small and petty. but you're right, it's also the people around him who sort of know what is called for in these times, especially general kelly. but also even someone like white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders who was one of the people who came to the president before senator mccain had passed with a statement and had to listen to the president sort of say no, i'm -- we're not going to call him a hero. we're not going to praise his life and military service. and i'm just going to send out a tweet. she too is the daughter of a prominent politician, so there's that little extra parallel or poignancy. so this was something everyone in the white house sort of understood or most everyone in the white house understood was unacceptable behavior. >> michael steele, i don't say this as an indictment of you, trust me. but you are of washington. you've lived in washington for a long time. you understand politics. you are a part of politics, chairman of the republican national committee. am i correct

and the pettiness he showed in not lowering the flag and his reluctance to say anything nice about john mccain. i'm glad that he finally recognized the errors of his ways and he did lower the flag and he did finally make a statement that i think was a good statement, i'm not sure it was as heartfelt as it should have been. he's got to recognize, he's the president of all the people and all of the people look to him to lead us, especially during times of strain and trouble and mourning. so, thank the president for finally recognizing he's the president of all of us. >> in the words of ashley parker in "the washington post," he's become a president non grata, and was president non grata, not really welcome at barbara bush's funeral either. the white house says presidents don't really go to first ladies' funeral. >> president trump was very, very critical of jeb bush and george w. bush and wasn't that complimentary to the first president bush. i love the bushes, they're a truly remarkable family who have given so much to this country. barbara bush, being barbara bush, made it known she was

the pettiness will move on, but we are in this moment, right? where you have a figure like mccain who was often out of synch with his own party, who did make enemies within his own party. john, you and i remember, he and george w. bush especially after south carolina were real enemies. it got personal. i remember after he won the arizona primary and bush didn't call and mccain was on his plane making that look like, what is wrong with these people? that tension and that ak romony held on for a long time. mccain broke with the administration treatment of prisoners, supporter of iraq, was a real thorn in their side. yet the elegance of rising above our political differences is on display, george w. bush, the president, will eulogize john mccain. that tells us who we are in our politics, not the kind of tribal politics that means figure like president trump would speak so disparaging about mccain and then because of a health care vote hold on to this personal hatred that doesn't allow him to rise above as president and do the right thing. >> talk a

it is transparently petty, personally ve personal personal personal personal personally vindictive. the president made it very clear this is personal, petty, and his argument that it is about brennan's outlandish attacks on the internet have more than a bit of irony. >> sometimes what stephen colbert says in comedy is true. let me read you john brennan said about it. it is astounding how often you fail to stand up to decency,. >> i will not come on at 4:58 in memphis any more, john. there subpoena a fair debate about people like me in government to come in, not only what we saw, but to be critical of the current government. some of my peers that left the service don't like what we do. there is a different question. if somebody in government doesn't like what i say, is it appropriate for that person in government to use their power to retaliate against me. this is a president, this is about articulation. is it okay to muzzle people who are critics. >> is it appropriate to muzzle people, phil? >> you can't muzzle people, that's not what duo in america, but i'm a suicicitizen. >> we sh

. >> reporter: kevin manning was riding his petty cab when a car hit his bike. police released this video. a gold honda civic. >> everybody has to go at one moment, but the way that it happened is, you know, is very painful and could have been avoided. >> i came to the hospital the day he passed. that was the tragedy when we found out he couldn't heal from his injuries. >> reporter: he met kevin in college 40 years ago. they were best friends until the day kevin passed. they spent the afternoon in golden gate park eulogizing kevin. but vince and others do expect that kevin's death will not be in vain. >> he didn't deserve that. the person who did that should have definitely stopped and connected on a human level. >> reporter: and she is working to raise money to build protected bike lanes here along to prevent any future tragedies. kate lar son, abc 7 news. >>> kate, thank you. >>> hundreds of people remembers a young woman with ties to the bay area who was murdered. her body was found on tuesday more than a month after she vanished. her father and one of hur hi

it was so small and so petty.ch they hatd what he was doing. >> scott, listen, late this afternoon we have been talk about the white house flag being lowered and raised and lowered again. is this an unforced error by trump? i was like there has to be something wrong. someone made a mistake. >> they turn it in for no reason whatsoever. it was clear the white house staff had a plan to do this the normal and proper way. i support the president and i want to see him succeed. doing things like this makes it real hard out there and so i would tell the white house that and i know they know this. you have a bunch of republicans that want to see the president do right and defend him and make it difficult. >> so let's talk about the tradition, okay? it is a tradition for flags to remain at half staff through the day of internment. we all know the whole nfl issue and how he has made it into d disrespecting the flag and soldiers. is he that -- playing fast and loose here or maybe he doesn't understand what patriotism is. if t

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revenge which ends up being much more than petty because it's about free speech but it's petty about an individual, this week he's tweeted witch hunt, and even bruce orr who probably nobody outside of washington has ever heard of got four tweets. >> one might ask about the president's priorities and whether he's focused about oimportant aspects of his job, but the other thing is he keeps drawing attention to things he supposedly doesn't want us to pay attention to. he's emboldened his critics like brennen. brennen has a louder voice than before. >> trump was right on that in one way, yes he is amplifying it. >> omarosa and her book have gotten ten times the publicity they would have if donald trump hadn't been tweeting about her endlessly and calling her things like dog. actually hurting his presidency hour by hour, tweet by tweet. >> april, i also want to make the point here today the paul manafort jury didn't make a decision. lot of people thought they would today, they haven't. and trump was asked today whether he'd pardon manafort. here's what he said. >> i think the whole manafo

that pettiness is ongoing. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, chief of staff john kelly and other white house aides advocated for an official statement that gave the decorated vietnam war p.o.w. plaud it for his military and senate service and called him a hero. but trump told aides he wanted to post a brief tweet instead. and the statement praising mccain's life was never released. the condemnation has been swift. former trump legal advisor mark corallo is saying it's atrocious at a time like this you would expect more of an american president when you're talking about the passing of a true american hero. gop strategist stewart stevens tweeted, if you were the staffers who drafted this and your boss stops it, how do you live with yourself if you don't resign? do you not realize who he is becomes who you are? >>> senator mccain's long-time advisor rick davis today read a statement from senator mccain with an unsubtle observation about the political moment in which senator mccain passed. >> we weaken our gr

even his own party. >> but it's petty, anicolle. i keep saying he's too small to be in this big position. you ought to my now be looking at the impact and effect of the bill. so what if it's named after someone i disagree with. when does he grow up and become president? >> he never grows up. ashley parker, it also explains why kelly sadler wasn't fired for saying mccain will be dead soon. he sets the tone in this white house. his disparagement of john mccain has infected and rotted the mouths and minds of his white house staff. >> the president does set the tone and we don't know everything about this snub yet. it's hard to know if it was bad staff work, if the staff had it in there and the president chose not to say it, if the president ordered the staff to make sure he didn't have to utter senator mccain's name. either way as you point out, this is something that is coming from the top. this is something the president has done all along. it's something he has paid very little political price for and it's not entirely surprising th

this was a new standard in pettiness. >> but who are the voters that are moved by that? because when you look at what's happened in the last week and all of the ways that donald trump's presidency was put in danger or his credibility or his inner circle was shown to be corrupt, i mean he had his lawyer admit that he was a felon. he had his campaign chairman become a convicted felon. last week was a tidal wave of bad news for this presidency, and this president and his approval ratings stayed the same. so i wonder, if that's not going to move the needle, is this john mccain going to move the needle? and forgive me for being skeptical because i was under the impression, as was most people, that when donald trump came out and said he was not a war hero, he likes the guys that don't get caught back in 2015, that people would care. and when i went out and i talked to republican voters, they didn't care at all. >> the republicans don't care. but 43% is both a very high number when you realize that that many people are so deluded as to believe that this guy is a good president,

but there's no question that i think he has the authority to do this. >> neil: you said petty. why? >> someone like john brennan does have experience in this arena. i think he can bring something to the table and providing information, his wisdom and advice to national security experts and the trump administration. so having him involved is not necessarily a bad thing. the fact that he may dissent to policy is not a bad thing. having the experts in the trump administration hear those opinions is helpful to make sure that you thought through all of the contingency and all of the opposing views before making a national security recommendation to the president of the united states. so again, i think in this position as president of the united states, you'll be criticized. people will disagree with you. you have to accept that. again, i think sometimes hearing dissenting views and criticism about the decisions you're making is not always a bad thing. you sometimes can be educated and become a better informed leader and making really tough decisions. >> neil: do you think there was a rel

lowry cited numbers showing african-americans are arrested for more than petty drug crime saying blackst for 50% of homicides and police are not just making up these crimes. beth lindstrom, the republican running for warren's seat, apologizing for her comments, words like this are polarizing and divisive and used for personal political gain for 2020 without regard for how they sound to the many good people in massachusetts and around the country who are tasked with criminals keeping us safe, administering justice. amid this debate over race and justice a group of black lives matter activists filmed themselves crashing the wedding of one of the second of police officers accused of fatally shooting stefan clark in march. >> i wonder -- how you have been sleeping? >> reporter: stefan clark was allegedly vandalizing cars when confronted by police who thought he was carrying a weapon. he was not. the shooting is under investigation and black lives matter found to approach the accused officers where they are vulnerable. >> reporter: thank you very much. up next, ken paxton on his challenge to

the italian government blames the motorway operator out just about a petty tahlia for the bridge collapse with at least thirty nine dead in genoa and wants to revoke their license interior minister south vini criticised that the company had collected billions of euros in tolls but could not use the money as planned the government is considering fines of up to one hundred fifty million euros. vienna has replaced melbourne as the most livable city in the world at least according to a survey in the british magazine the economist each year it compiles a ranking of one hundred forty cities assessment criteria our standard of living safety traffic and stability this is the first time a european city has led the list. modern robot technology here it's not used to produce devices but to dismantle them the hong kong administration is paying the berlin company out of a three hundred eighteen million euros over a period of ten years the company has to rid the city of its electrical waste. a lot of the material with the rising home is exported to third world countries. where they often get disassembl

as the helicopter went away that petty ofc. class roberts was flown out of the aircraft and onto the top of the mountain as the helicopter crash landed into the valley below. a horrific crash. the team survived the crash and without hesitation they volunteered to return to the mountain. they wanted to get neil. they. they landed into a deep snow and heavy machine gun fire coming from three different directions you could not see because there were so many lives. at over 10,000 feet they fought at the highest altitude of any battle in the history of the american military. john chapman was the first to charge up the mountain near the enemy he killed two and cleared out the first bunker he left the safety of the first bunker to fire a second enemy grenade at another bunker. that he was shot and fell to the ground and lost consciousness. he regained consciousness and he far even though he was mortally wounded and we have proof of the fight. he really fought. good genes. you have good genes. he began firing at the enemy who was bomba

be taking over they jobs they do i agree to earn lower wages than the locals and we have seen some petty crimes and this has become a reason for many to believe that venezuelans will be turning their towns into a more insecure place and we do see that the situation in the bordering towns everywhere is becoming worse ophelia hunza ruthie joining us from bogota thank you authorities in southern india struggling to cope with some of the worst floods in over a century more than three hundred people are dead and hundreds of thousands have been displaced rescuers in the state of kerala stepping up efforts to bring food and water to the many people still stranded by the high water more rains are forecast for the coming days. with the heavy rain easing off rescuers the seizing the chance to evacuate though you stranded down below. and it's mother in the triad lost. on the ground still the most effective way to reach remote villages these people have been stuck here for nearly a week their homes are uninhabitable so they've moved all their stuff of the hill camping out together in this fair summa

let me read you what king said on march 25, 1965 petty said its normalcy all over the country which leaves the knee grow piercing on an island of poverty in the midst of a vast ocean. it's normalcy all over america that prevents him from becoming a registered voter in his normalcy and no we will not allow alabama to return to normal. in honor of these two elders going through my committee and seeing the reality that connecting to the people and the struggles and the reality of a woman who never stopped seeing what america could be and should be. i want to tell you right now we know in this room the kind of normalcy that martin luther king was talking about. the normalcy we have allowed to creep into this country that working a full-time job in this nation that an imam wage still lives in poverty. it's a normalcy that is crept into this country where in every county there is not one county in america where person on minimum wage can afford a single-family home. it's normal for this generation of america where every generations economics are better than the next generation. 90% of baby boome