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jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gina let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face insults harassment and bile and representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gene in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may be wrong. long but i enjoy the civil discourse some of my favorite things to do have always been shows like yours where you can have a conversation and a civil dialogue without ridiculing the other person without calling them names with

we would all want to see happen there would be some big crucial for instances where we would be on the same page who does that not benefit that doesn't benefit the establishment that's right ron let me go to jean and you know why all four of us can have a civil conversation because we don't have to worry about donors really that's reason why ok yeah you become more. relaxed and that's right that's right you know you know one of the things that really bothers me but knows a reporter. that one of the things that really bothers me about what's going on here is that my first incarnation professionally i was an academic historian and i taught courses at the university of california and i really really hate it when people start using the term nazi and calling someone hitler because i know the history of the twentieth century in europe extremely well and the people on the left throwing those terms around are so object billy. incorrect and without knowledge they don't know what they're actually saying it's a very terrible those are terrible terms and you have to use them very sparingly go ahead gina because that's what gets on my nerves well that that is discouraging to me too for ex

jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gina let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face insults harassment and bile and ask representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gina in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may be wrong but i enjoyed the civil. course some of my favorite things to do have always been shows like yours where you can have a conversation and a civil dialogue without ridiculing the other person without calling them names withou

jimmy doors show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate you know let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face insults harassment and violence representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gene in west palm beach you know it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may be wrong but i enjoy the civil discourse and some of my favorite things to do have always been shows like yours where you can have a conversation and a civil dialogue without ridiculing the other person without calling them

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. >> someone who knows all about that, ron livingston, jack berger. ese years later, ron is still feeling the heat. >> it's the 20th anniversary of the series. >> oh, many i god, is it really? >> when you look back at the post-it breakup -- >> berger broke up with me on a post-it. i'm sorry, i can't, don't hate me. >> at least it was a hand delivered post-it. now it's a text or a slight. >> is that how women looked at you? >> yes. new york was a no-fly zone for months. office space had post-its too. i should have a deal with 3-m. i don't know why that hasn't happened yet. >> he works in "sex and the city" and is now in "a million little things." people wonder if it's the next "this is us." >> friendship is being able to have the hard conversations and listen. it's a million different little things. >> a lot of people are comparing it to "this is us." >> i like being compared to a successful series. i have a five2-year-old, so i don't goat watch a lot of television. but yeah, i think it's a similar build. >> first of all, bothck's deathl ron's character

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ron. >> all right, david. david wright in dublin. thanks for that. >>> now to breaking news overnight right back here in the u.s. in florida one person is dead, another two are injured after shots rang out following a high school football game in jacksonville, florida. police are still looking for the gunman and searching for a motive in that shooting. they say the shots were fired outside of raines high school stadium as a crowd of 4,000 was leaving. >>> here in new york, the former head of the cdc, the centers for charges of sexually abusing a woman at his home last year. tom frieden appeared before a judge friday accused of forcibly groping the woman last october. authorities say the incident was reported last month. a spokesperson for frieden said the allegation does not reflect his public or private behavior or values. >>> we remember the man known for bringing us champagne wishes and caviar dreams on television, that is. robin leach has died. he was best known as the host of the tv series "lifestyles of the rich and famous" in

. >> people say ron's all trump, but he is so much more. >> bigly. o good. >> i just thought you should know. >> ron desantis for governor. >> that is not a parody, folks. >> that's real. >> that is a real ad. so is this indicative of the national mood? because on the other side they've got gillum, who wants to abolish i.c.e., who wants medicare for all, single-payer health care, and to impeach donald trump, said the presidency shouldn't make it through 2018, should be impeached now, for what he didn't elaborate. how indicative of the national mood is it? >> donald trump runs the republican party right now. i'm less sure andrew gillum's victory is a sign of where the democrat party is exactly, but it's a sign of where the ids of both parties are at this point. i will point out each side wanted the candidate that won the other party's side's nomination to win, seen as the two weaker general election candidates and that makes it a fascinating contrast heading into the poll. really where you have candidates, we talk about sometimes, oh, the two parties a

nbc's ron mott has more from brooklyn, iowa where it all unfomoed. ron, gooing. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. the smallown ofrooklyn, iowa is coming together to remember the life of 20-year-old mollie tibbetts. this is a community still reeling at the news, but the accused killer in this case was one of their neighbo >> do you have anything to s for yourself? >> reporter: 24-year-old immigrant cristhian bahen rivera in court facing a first degree murder charge in the death of mollie tibbetts, bot living in the same rural community. >> mr. rivera, you have been charged with murder in the first degree. >> reporte authorities say rivera is from mexico and was in the country illegally. he worked at small-run dairy firm run by a prominent republican. they checked his documentation in a government verification system but learned he had given them a name. >> what we learned in the last 24 hours is that our employee was not who he said h was. >> reporter: lane said he noticed no changes in ba her a's behavior and said he continued to show up for work on

. >> people say ron's all trump but he's so much more. >> big league, so good. >> reporter: the rallya ramp up to the midterms with the president expected to pick up the pace after labor day telling fox news he'll hit the trail hard trying to turn out his base for fellow republicans. >> i'll go six or seven days a week when we're 60 days out and i will be campaigning for all of these great people that do have a difficult race. >> reporter: at the moment he's on a winning streak. in each of the last nine republican primary where he's picked a candidate, his choice won. a hot hand and the president plans to keep playing. >> what can you tell us about the president's plans ahead of the midterms? >> he'll be very active. he'll be out there making the case that he needs the votes here in washington. >> a note on that hot streak, it's one thing to do well picking primary candidates, it's another thing all together to help those candidates beat democrats. the president heads to pennsylvania tomorrow for yet another rally. i'm joined by shawn sullivan, back with me is alex and sahil. thank yo

. >> people say ron's all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league. so good. >> my mother said the only thing in life you should ever ask for is a chance. so i want you know that if you give me the chance i'll not only be your nominee, but to be the next governor of the great state of florida that will make you proud every single day of the week. so i want y'all to join me on this mission and together we're going to take this state back, flip florida blue in 2018 and flip this country blue in 2020. >> rick, what do you think? >> well, i thought the desantis ad was a parody of what a saturday night live skit would be. you call florida the epicenter of american politics. it is the future of america. it is a purple state. it is diverse. what we have learned from donald trump is you can't play the game like you used to. gillum's ad is a little bit like a barack obama ad, a traditional feel good democratic ad. that's not how campaigns are going to be any more. i mean, ron claim did his guide to how do you debate in 2018 and 2020. it's not like let it fly b

ron. absolutely so first of all we have border security we had border security before i suggested it's not like anybody who calls for the abolishment of ice is calling for open borders i'm in favor of abolishing ice i think this country is a lot like espresso in that regard better without ice however that doesn't mean open borders that just means a rejection of this organization that is being authoritarian and brutal so that's the first point and also yeah the democratic establishment is not a big fan of the d.s.a. or anything there about that this is their first priority. yeah i mean their first priority is stopping progressive policies from happening and policing the donors their priority further down the list is maybe beating a republican but that's not that big of a deal because whether that happens or not the gravy train keeps a roll and. we are seeing a rise in populism now i would make the argument i know some you guys on this panel see things differently that's fine but i would say right wing populism isn't really a thing that's kind of an oxymoron so i think trump ran on this kind

ron. absolutely so first of all we have border security we had border security before i suggested it's not like anybody who calls for the abolishment of ice is calling for open borders i'm in favor of abolishing ice i think this country is a lot like espresso in that regard better without ice however that doesn't mean open borders that just means a rejection of this organization that is being authoritarian and brutal so that's the first point and also yeah the democratic establishment is not a big fan of the d.s.a. or anything in there about that so this is their first priority. but yeah i mean their first priority is stopping progressive policies from happening and policing the donors their priority further down the list is maybe beating a republican but that's not that big of a deal because whether that happens or not the gravy train keeps a roll and. we are seeing a rise in populism now i would make the argument i know some you guys on this panel see things differently that's fine but i would say right wing populism isn't really a thing that's kind of an oxymoron so i think trump ran on

ron. absolutely so first of all we have border security we had border security before i suggested it's not like anybody who calls for the abolishment of ice is calling for open borders i'm in favor of abolishing ice i think this country is a lot like espresso in that regard better without ice however that doesn't mean open borders that just means a rejection of this organization that is being authoritarian and brutal so that's the first point and also yeah the democratic establishment is not a big fan of the d.s.a. or anything of their about that this is their first priority. but yeah i mean their first priority is stopping progressive policies from happening and pleasing the donors their priority further down the list is maybe beating a republican but that's not that big of a deal because whether that happens or not the gravy train keeps a roll and. we are seeing a rise in populism now i would make the argument i know of some you guys on this panel see things differently that's fine but i would say right wing populism isn't really a thing that's kind of an oxymoron so i think trump ran on

ron. absolutely so first of all we have border security we had border security before i suggested it's not like anybody who calls for the abolishment of ice is calling for open borders i'm in favor of abolishing ice i think this country is a lot like espresso in that regard better without ice however that doesn't mean open borders that just means a rejection of this organization that is being authoritarian and brutal so that's the first point and also yeah the democratic establishment is not a big fan of the d.s.a. or anything there about that so this is their first priority. but yeah i mean their first priority is stopping progressive policies from happening and policing the donors their priority further down the list is maybe beating a republican but that's not that big of a deal because whether that happens or not the gravy train keeps a roll and. we are seeing a rise in populism now i would make the argument i know some you guys on this panel see things differently that's fine but i would say right wing populism isn't really a thing that's kind of an oxymoron so i think trump ran on th

all. he is back in full force. this is based on the stranger than fiction story of ron stallworth. formerly all—white colorado police force and decides to infiltrate the ku klux klan. he gets an advert from the press, phones up and says he wants to join. he works his way up the chain all the way to david duke, the grand wizard. when it comes to face—to—face meetings, they have to get someone else to play ron, so they pull in his partner, played by adam driver, who isjewish. they say, i will do the voice on the phone, you do it in person. they have different attitudes to the case initially. here is a clip. i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. what's your problem? that's the problem. for you, it's a crusade, for me it's a job. it's not personal. why haven't you bought into this? because you are jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. you have been passing for a wasp. a dull white boy. why do some light skinned light—skinned black folks folks pass for white? the balancing act is between humour and horror. it

. >> people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league. so good. >> i just thought you should know. >> ron desantis for governor. >> is there this an ad for ron or trump? >> it's for desantis. this is the only strategy for a republican. look at mark sanford in south carolina. he expressed independence. trump tweeted saying get that guy out -- >> you think that had an effect? >> i do. it's the idea that in the republican coalition right now it is a cult of personalty around trump, and that ad is a perfect example of it. it's i am trump. i am trump. i am with them. and there's -- it is the only strategy. you cannot win a republican primary in this country right now without siding with trump. >> this is access is reporting tonight that trump's power over politics and republicans is growing. they say his sway often flows from fear. he is a powerful hold on supporter's minds. he's refined the social issues that animate the republican base and plucks candidates from obscurity and turns them into household names. how do you describe this president

ron desantis with the wins of president trump's endorsement behind him. >> some folks will be surprised. the jeff flakes of the world who are in the republican party but don't necessarily support all of what president trump does may be surprised. but ron deand is got a lot -- ron desantis got a lot of support from the president. it was well attended in that area. not a huge surprise from the people who support the president. but this does show with governor rick scott and ron desantis claiming victory in their primary that possibly the president's agenda at least in florida is taking traction. that's something republicans at the establishment level are watching to see if the president's message holds through through these primaries. this is a mid-term election year. they are seeing if the president has traction when he goes down there. some of his comments have been taken out of context. president trump backing both rick scott and ron desantis, both winners there on the republican side. the democratic side, that's not a surprise at all. gwen graham has been polling very well, at least 7 points ahead consistently throughout this primary race. it should be interesting to see what ha

all positive press. you should be judges fairly. but if you go back and look at the presidents we remember teddy roosevelt and john kennedy and ron reagand very, very positive relationships with the press. and they were respectful and that is possible to do. look, i work for reagan on the communications side. people say he's never going to get a fair break from the press because the press is too liberal. he is too conservative. they're always going to beat him up. that simply was not the case. reagan had a very, very good relationship. a democrat wrote a book about the press relationships with reagan and called it on bended knee. he was very angry and was angry that press wasn't tough enough. but reagan understood that truth matters. if you have a truthful respectful relationship, the presidency works better, the country works better and you're more successful at governance of this great country. >> i don't understand why you can't be convincing of your positions or your viewpoints by using facts to back up this position. david gergen, we're out of time. >> always good to you have. thank you so much. >> tears and hugs as a mother and wi

one tweet endorsing ron desantis. all of a sudden the numbers flip. a 27 point swing. and desantis tonight wins bigot republican side for governor. rick scott is leaving officer of governor and won the republican primary to face nelson who may be in more trouble than the democrats thought. and in this gubernatorial race, i can't stress what a big upset this is that gillum the mayor of tallahassee would be the first african-american governor if he wins in florida backed by bernie sanders. sanders versus trump in the florida's governor's race. >> sean: ed henry big news. we saw the desantis rise connected to the trump endorsement. rick scott will be a great senator. and bruce ohr testifying on capitol hill behind closed doors today. we will have the latest from washington now. >> the closed door deposition lasted 7 hours. the justice department official bruce ohr told the fbi there were issues with the trump dossier and christopher steele. but the evidence suggests the national security fisa court was kept in the dark granting a surveillance warrant for a trump campaign

we would all want to see happen there would be some big crucial for instances where we would be on the same page who does that not benefit that doesn't benefit the establishment that's right ron let me go to gene and you know why all four of us can have a civil conversation because we don't have to worry about donors really that's reason why ok yeah it becomes more of a health care and that's right that's right you know geno one of the things that really bothers not even though it's a rumor. that one of the things that really bothers me about what's going on here is that my first incarnation professionally i was an academic historian and i taught courses at the university of california and i really really hate it when people start using the term nazi and calling someone hitler because i know the history of the twentieth century in europe extremely well and the people on the left throwing those terms around are so abjectly. incorrect and without knowledge they don't know what they're actually saying it's a very terrible those are terrible terms and you have to use them very sparingly go ahead gina because that's what gets on my. well that is discouraging to me too for exactly

i love that part. >> he's teaching madison to talk. >> make america great again. >> people say ron is all trump but he is so much more. >> t bigly. so good. >> laura: some people don't have any sense of humor. what is your reaction tonight to that ad? some people think it's kind of goofy. i have already endorsed you full disclosure. i endorsed you five years ago when you weren't announced yet. but what about that? >> the response has been overwhelmingly positive because in this business, you have to be able to take a step back, pokeke fun at yourself, have fun at this, and part of what makes me i think effective is that i have a wife that is my best friend and best supporter, we have a family, that is very important to both of us. we wanted to let voters know about that. we wanted to do it in a way that is not the typical cookie-cutter ad that no one pays attention to. so people who were getting upset about it, they have no sense of humor. i think that some people, it is just, like, thee trump derangement syndrome, it sets in so much that they lose the ability to reason and have a laugh a

a week later, the president sends out a tweet, one tweet, endorsing ron desantis, all, all of a suddenthe numbers completely flip. desantis in mid-july was up by 12 points. a 27. swing, sean. all of a sudden, desantis tonight wins, not just wins, wins big, on the republican side. you mention rick scott, leaving office, easily won the republican primary to face bill nelson, democratic senator. he may be in more trouble, nelson and his battle against governor scott, now running for senate, and in this gubernatorial race, i can't stress what a big upset this is, that andrew gillum, the mayor of tallahassee, would be the first african-american governor if he wins in florida, backed by bernie sanders. his big endorsement. sanders versus trump in the florida governor's race. >> sean: ed henry, big news. we solve the desantis rise and it was connected directly to the trump endorsement and he is well-liked in florida. he'll be a good governor, rick scott will be a great senator. today, disgraced doj official bruce or testifying behind closed doors. fox news correspond catherine herridge's has

. >> people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league. so good. >> i just thought you should know. >> i mean, charlie, there is an example of somebody who is sort of out -- trying to out-trump trump, making everyone realize he's all about trump and maybe about something else a very distant second. >> you ought to make it clear that is not a parody. that is actually something he put on the air. he was willing to be a clown himself in that particular way. florida is very, very interesting because it really sets up a preview for 2020 because you have the republicans nominating a completely trumpified candidate and the democrats nominating a bernie sanders-like progressive. it will be an interesting test case. what do you do when basically both of those parties nominate someone who is something of an outlyer. >> both of these candidates for governor are 39 years old. i interviewed andrew gillum who is going to be the democratic candidate. bernie sanders came into the race a little late for him, but andrew gillum is a progressive and that will

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and aretha was the best of them all. >> and ron mott, outside the church, are people still coming in,i was just peeking back there, there are still people in line. they were given wrist bands. some people stood all night to go inside. i think what they're trying to do, the ushers are between speakers allowing a few people to come in so as not to disturb the service. but these folks still seem to be in pretty good humor. they did not want to miss this. of course last night there was a great tribute concert downtown at the shane park amphitheater. mayor duggan in detroit announced this morning that that park is going to be renamed in aretha franklin's honor, because we had all been talking about, there aren't a whole lot of monuments to her, given her extraordinary tie to the city. so that looks like that may be the first of many honors to come, to honor the late queen. andrea? >> and of course the music is the great legacy. robin, the fact that the obamas were so close to her, that was a really close relationship. she did the pbs recording, that show in the east room of the white house

people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. big league, so good. d know. ron de santis for governor. meanwhile andrew gillum, who won the democratic nomination, is a symbol of the progressive resistence to donald trump. how about running for governor and being the most progressive democrat who would invest a billion dollars in education and create medicare for all. is it impossible to come from nothing, be outspent ten to one, and win? let's bring in our correspondent nick bryant. let's start with the turnout and this is an off year election, president trump not even winning and yet we have high turnout on both sides of the political spectrum. we talk about this blue wave and people energised for hatred against donald trump who will turn out but in florida we had evidence of this red wave that donald trump has been talking about and the turnout in the republican primary, the race to decide who will represent the republican party in the governor ‘s race, turnout on the republican side was declared them the democratic side. i think a state—wide race i

ron mott was in detroit for us outside the church, as is roland martin, host of the podcast #roland martin unfiltered and marvet britto. marvet knew and worked with aretha franklin. it's so good to have all start with you if i can, ron. as i watched this all throughout the day, as i said it's been more than five hours, and yet it's as if you can't get enough. you can't get enough of the music, you can't get enough of the stories, and you can't get enough of the feeling that this is exactly what she would have wanted. tell us your impressions. >> yeah, hey, there, chris. i'm almost glad that i've not gone into the church because i wouldn't want to come out quite frankly. i'm being paid today to get on the air but this was a very, very special woman. we've talked to people all week asking them why she meant so much to them, why she meant so much to detroit. she grew up here and this was her city. the people of this city were her people. even though she was rich and famous and all of that, she never forgot the people who grew up on the streets of detroit and would always give back in ways people never even knew about. that's how much she meant to the city and vice versa. i had some people w

transportation, access to a food pantry for families, and guaranteed tuition to all graduates to the university of act ronefore we delve deeper on this, how great that? >> amazing. he could be so much else with his money and his time. he has decided to pour into other people. yeah. >> don lemon goes and interviews lebron in cleveland, and they air, they reair the interview on friday night. and listen, i don't know if he was watching or not, but the president tweeted, lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, don lemon. he made lebron look smart, which isn't easy to do. i like mike. all right? i want to point out don lemon's response, who is the real dummy, a man who puts kids in school or one who puts kids in cages? that's the response. what makes the president feel like he can doing this and specifically attacking levels of intelligence? >> it's absurd. it's like our parents told many of us, when someone is bullying or attacking you it often says more about them than it says about you. this is coming from a place of weakness, insecurity, inferiority. the president is kt aing and

did truman talk about women at all? ron: not in this context. in the military there were ways women activated for voluntary service. untilere all white pressure and protests. bailout women to be in the waves but they could be married and had a signed contract saying they were not married during their three years of service. similar program as well. i think that's a good point. in gender, certainly during this time the military was acting much more as a mirror of where we were than being a few steps ahead where they ended up on race. >> in 6888, when they brought the black slaves to start training. they told him they would have white wacs.ts of a women's of the record -- women's auxiliary corps. but when the black leaders came in, they put them as mates scrubbing floors, washing windows, cleaning bedpans. when the ladies refused, the court-martial them. germany did not say anything about women. thank you for the plug. ron: the african-american soldiers who trained at the officers -- the first officer training camp for african-americans in four poi

offenses and blah blah blah the whole thing is becoming a total joke look again all this talk of free stuff at least i think ron acknowledge it's not free everybody pays for it and it is a reallocation of funds i mean that so to say that ice is brutal is insane to say that without ice you're not you not advocating open borders is insane the public is already the polls show they didn't we we didn't really. know what limitations. there was no i don't think we did but they were the world i'd like to know who you would keep out i'd like to know who you would keep out on the what circumstances i dare you to name what the circumstances would be and who you would keep out look the public is again i have a problem of one note pony today because the public would never go for these radical leftist ideals proposals policies so plays somehow let your candidates run on these policies and you will suffer worse defeats then you did under obama whose candidates all throughout the country state local government leverage level got slaughtered in the elections now that you lost over a thousand canned seats overall in the nation s

all week. this has been a real celebration of this great woman's life. >> ron mott watching it all for us. all day affair with plenty of wardrobe changes over the last few days, as you might challenge. i want to bring in msnbc's n npr tv critic. we expect family members, clergy, ministers. it'll be happening the next 20 minutes or so before the first prayer of comfort and everything beginning in the service. put into context what you think aretha franklin meant to the country and, frankly, to the world. >> amazing artist, obviously. a woman who set the standard in so many different ways. first, she set the standard for what an r&b diva or pop diva could be. she pioneered a singing technique and hits both gospel, rock, pop, r&b, and even in classical. beyond that, she was an activist in the civil rights movement and helped raise money for civil rights groups. helped support those efforts. we're going to see that, i think, inhome-going service. we'll see the words unite. the world of gospel, where she birthed her talent, learned her style and piano playing style. we'll see all these luminari

children of their own the little water they have left probably won't be here same bus robbie all jazeera ron. and time to take you through some of the headlines here now just here and now zimbabwe's rulings piaf party has won a majority of seats in parliament after monday's vote the electoral commission says emerson and was party gain the hundred nine seats against forty one for the opposition movement for democratic change fifty eight seats are yet to be declared the date for afghanistan's presidential elections has been announced the vote will be held on a for the twentieth next year the presidential vote will take place six months after the parliamentary and local elections scheduled for october. yemenis houthi rebels say they'll stop attacks in the red sea for two weeks to support peace efforts that's after saudi arabia suspended moving through the red sea last week saying two of its tankers were attacked by the who thiis u.n. special envoy to yemen has been shuttling between the warring parties the u.n. wants to avoid an assault by the saudi a morality led coalition on the port city of

all right, ron, thank you. >>> and a passing to note tonight. former u.n. secretary-general and nobel peace prize winner kofi annan has died. he was born in ghana and the first black african to head the u.n. serving two terms as the world's top diplomat. kofi annan was 80 years old. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- allegations of bullying at miss america. why the reigning miss america is accusing new pageant boss gretchen carlson of trying to silence her. the pageant fighting back. >>> you heard the warnings before, thieves stealing packages from your front door. the twist tonight you might not seeing coming. >>> and the epic flood disaster. hundreds killed. the death toll climbing. families being rescued from rooftops. we'll be right back. the death toll climbing. families being rescued from rooftops. we'll be right back. (ford chime) it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. you ready for this, junior? yeah, i think i can handle it. no pressure... ...that's just my favorite boat. boom. (lau

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