you know we thought of that moment in the week after sandy hook of the n.r.a. was you know going to come to the table and maybe not be for all the things that i wanted but at least be constructive and of course as we remember now they took this incredibly hard line wayne la pierre comes out and essentially says the only way to protect our schools is to load our schools up with guns and the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun that was wrong then and it's wrong today and well you know i don't want to stop anybody from purchasing a gun if they feel they need it to protect themselves or their family i want to make sure that everybody knows the data and the data is that if you have a gun in the house it's 10 times more likely to be used to kill you or to. and in a criminal murder committed by you venue that is to be used against an intruder who's coming into your house that's the reality and so yes people buy a lot of weapons because of the things that they fear and the n.r.a. and the gun industry has done a great job of convincing people

end of hartford joined forces with the parents of sandy hook. literally marched together through the streets of the state and ended up with our gun laws being changed for the better and, yes, i think that the future here is in these movements and our understanding of the issues merging. >> host: absolutely. that obviously commodores to different policies -- corresponds to different policies. one issue with urban violence is urban violence is not as spanssive to changes in legislation others other forms of violence, yet is a more responsive to concrete sort of programs like focused deterrence, something you mentioned in the book. so, one of the things i think is important is we have to remember that this is about dollars as well as legislation. >> guest: that's right and your work highlight importance of this and it's why i try to make clear that the one thing that tracks exposure to violence more than nigglings in the country is income, poverty, and frankly that is true across several buckets of gun violence we talk about. you're more likely to

and it was those days after sandy hook when i realized this would be my calling. the question i asked myself was not just one but the salmon that many others asked themselves when i heard about this young man with no prior history of violence and no conceivable clear motive walking into an elementary school and shooting to gun down 20 first-graders. how one birth can a human being do that? how does the brain work in a way that convinces yourself that that is a logical next step. so i really want to start the book there and talk about how the brain compels us to violence because well 99.9% of us never ever conceived of mask murder almost every single one of us has had some moment in our life where we contemplated violence or we actually undertook an act of violence. maybe he was a kid on the school yard and maybe it was a fight with a relative and i think it's really important for us to understand that the rat human history our species has been more prone to violence than almost any other animal species and it has long been a way in which humans organize themselves

it was in the wake of sandy hook and el paso. while i don't like the fact this country only cares about gun violence in a mass shooting happens, and i told the story in the book about getting just, you know, getting yelled at and bikers public meeting wednesday his african-american moms and dads stand up and say where have you been this has been happening in my neighborhood for decades and now you care about gun violence. where have you been. i feel that i understand right now people want to know why the mass shootings were happening and it's par that's part of whys movement had grown and i get more attention in my book. >> host: i think it's hard to argue that the politics or anything other than what you said and frankly the vast majority of the public is in a sense valuing life lives more than black lives however i do wonder whether the future of the movement is not based in elevating one type over another but instead, creating a sort of coherence so that constituencies that care about violence in the inner cities and that care

hurricane sandy is downgraded to a tropical storm but it's slow pace means it's still a danger to life in the u.s. . you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back also coming up wildfires damaging air quality 10 percent of emergency hospital visits in the u.s. state of oregon are for breathing problems half of the world's possible supply of coronavirus vaccine has been boxed by rich nations and libya's internationally recognized prime minister pfizer says he will step down by the end of october to. thank you for joining us a us is being hit by with what's being described as catastrophic and life threatening flooding that's where tropical storm sandy made landfall as a category 2 hurricane hundreds of people have been rescued half a 1000000 have lost power across florida and alabama and gallagher reports. are akin certainly came ashore in the early hours of wednesday morning slamming into alabama's coastline florida's panhandle also bore the brunt of 165 kilometer per hour winds as heavy rain and storm surges led to life threatening floods many residents. were forced to e

stone surges in the south hurricane sandy is downgraded to a tropical storm but a slow pace means it's still a danger to life in the u.s. . you're watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha and fully backed people also coming out donald trump contradicts a top health official claiming is confused about when a coronavirus vaccine will be ready. maybe is internationally recognized prime minister fires down to raj says he will step down by the end of october. and then the former head of world athletics is facing to me years in prison let mean john has been found guilty of corruption. thank you very much for joining us the southern u.s. is being hit with what's being described as catastrophic in life threatening flooding that's where tropical storm sally made landfall all richly as a category 2 hurricane hundreds of people have been rescued half a 1000000 people have lost power across florida and alabama and began again reports . are concerned we came ashore in the early hours of wednesday morning slamming into alabama's coastline florida's panhandle also bore the brunt o

why would he choose sandy cortez?ell, because sandy cortez doesn't simply represent a congressional district. she doesn't do that very well. no, or will knoll is as commander of the youth wing of the democratic party, direct action wing, the thugs who have spent the last three and a half months burning and destroying in fsome cases killing on behalf effectively of the joe biden for president campaign. cortez and her followers use these tactics for one simple reason. you knows why. because they work. this summer a bar owner in omaha called jake gardner was attacked at the blm rights. a man jumped on his back and put him in a choke hold. gardner shot him in order to save his own life. it was clearly self-defense and that's what prosecutors concluded. but then biden voters took direct action. they took to the streets. what does that mean exactly? well, in this case, it means they gathered outside the home of douglas county attorney and they threatened him, their presence was a threat. and guess what? it worked. last week

being hit with what's being described as catastrophic in life threatening flooding that's why storm sandy made landfall originally as a category 2 hurricane hundreds of people have been rescued how often 1000000 have lost power across florida and alabama and they got to get reports. are concerned we came ashore in the early hours of wednesday morning slamming into alabama's coastline florida's panhandle also bore the brunt of 165 kilometers per hour winds as heavy rain and storm surges led to life threatening floods many residents were forced to evacuate to hotels as conditions worsened i mean there's there's kind of the people that were left in there and there are. you know things like there is only a very romantic. but. i just i feel for the people that are not you know i have business stories here so here's now we can do after making landfall it continues to move at an agonizingly slow pace forecast to say that makes this storm extremely dangerous for much of the gulf coast daylight in alabama showed a scene of devastation with severe flooding and damaged homes logan is still was at ho

before hand but i never had an emotional connection like i do now in those days after the shooting of sandy hook this was going to become my political calling that the question i ask myself isn't that different when others ask is a young man with no prior history of violence with no conceivable clear motive walking into an elementary school to gun down 2t graders how on earth can a human being do that? how does the brain work in a way that convinces yourself that is a logical next step? i want to start there and talk about how 99.9 percent of us would conceive of a mass murderer. and then when we contemplated violence. and it's important to understand that our species is more prone to violence than any other and that's the way in which humans organize themselves with dominance over others and they put themselves in the position to procreate so that discussion of how understanding the ways that which broken brains operate to understand the way a normal brain operates which is essential to the human stories. >> and to understand the violence properly it's hard to appreciate and with that hist

one of the real titans of wall street, sandy weill will join us at 3:00 p.m. he was living out in the fire zone in california if he is still there, it will be interesting to hear from him about what's going on out in that part of the world kelly. >> that's for sure >>> still ahead, short seller taking aim at nikola just days after its deal with general motors calling it an intricate fraud. check out this mystery stock the stock has soared from its march lows one said it could be the ultimate reopening tdera more "power lunch" next. plap give you straightforward ae and tailored recommendations, with access to tax-smart investment strategies designed to help you keep more of what you've earned so you'll know you're doing what you can for your family and your future. that's the clarity you get with fidelity wealth management.

stone surges in the south hurricane sandy is downgraded to a tropical storm but a slow pace means it's still a danger to life in the u.s. . you're watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha and fully backed people also coming out donald trump contradicts a top health official claiming is confused about when a coronavirus vaccine will be ready. maybe is internationally recognized prime minister fires down to raj says he will step down by the end of october. and then the former head of world athletics is facing to me years in prison let mean john has been found guilty of corruption.

sandy weill joins us now in an exclusive interview. a very good afternoon you to, sandy. thank you for joining us >> good afternoon you to st. >> what's your take on this announcement you are proud that your alma mater is the first of the big six to announce a female ceo >> i stole my line i was going to say i'm proud to be a citi alum and i think i'm thrill that they chose a woman. but i'm more thrilled that they whose cho chose a woman that has done a phenomenal job over last 16 years at citi aeeverything she d the opportunity to manage. >> why do you think it's taken so long for the big banks to get to this point? >> i think it was an industry that not too many women went into a while ago so it takes time to bull up awe cadre of people where you have an ability to have choices, i think. most of the banks have a lot of choices and women are in important positions on the boards of companies like citi is nearly -- the board is nearly 50% women. tlaen a and there are a lot of women in senior positions. >> what was it like back in your day? how tough was it to be a woman on

sandy recovered. greg, with no underlying conditions, lapsed into a coma. is he on a ventilator?he's on day 17 today. 1 yuccas: that's greg mundis jr., a doctor practicing in california. we met him and his mom in their darkest hour. >> my dad is on a ventilator. and my mom, who has diabetes and chronic lung disease, is not. it doesn't make sense, right. >> yuccas: this family of faith was not just fearing the worst. they were making peace with it. >> i already miss him. i miss him... in every way. >> yuccas: what do you want to say to your dad? >> thank you for living a life without any regrets. and i will do my best to live mine the same way. >> yuccas: greg sr. would remain in a coma connected to a ventilator for 34 days. when we talked to your family, they were ready to say good-bye. >> it-- quite honestly, it's overwhelming. >> yuccas: mundis spent nearly a month in rehab, before finally celebrating his homecoming with family he had not seen during all those weeks of isolation. as with many covid patients, it's the loneliness that is so excruciating. can you explain what that

why would he choose sandy cortez? because sandy cortez doesn't represent a congressional district. no, her real role is as commander of the youth wing of the democratic party, the direct action wing, the thugs who have spent the last three and a half months destroying and in some cases killing on behalf of effectively of the joe biden for president campaign. their followers use these tactics for one simple reason because they work. this summer, a bar owner in omaha was attacked during a blm riot there. a man jumped on his back and put him in a choke hold. garner shot him order to save his own life. was clearly self-defense and that's what prosecutors concluded, but then biden voters took direct action. they took to the streets. what does that mean? in this case, it means they gathered outside the home of douglas county attorney and they threatened him, their presence was a threat and guess what? it worked. last week, he was charged with manslaughter read this weekend, he killed himself. see how that works? do you want to live in a country like that? a state senator from omaha does

a state of emergency has been declared in alabama florida and mississippi after hurricane sandy caused catastrophic flooding 4 months worth of rain was dumped on parts of florida in just 4 hours hundreds of americans have now been rescued and at least half a 1000000 are without power and gallica reports. are again sally came ashore in the early hours of wednesday morning slamming into alabama's coastline florida's panhandle also bore the brunt of 165 kilometer per hour winds as heavy rain and storm surges led to life threatening floods many residents were forced to evacuate to hotels as conditions worsened i mean there's there's going to be people that were left there in there are you know things like this play out for everybody. but . i just i feel for the people that are not you know i have business stories here so here's now we can do after making landfall but continues to move at an agonizingly slow pace forecasters say that makes this storm extremely dangerous for much of the gulf coast daylight in alabama showed a scene of devastation with severe flooding and damaged homes logan

>>the state of california is typically associated with sunshine, sandy beaches, and surfers. but now it seems like wildfires are making the list what used to be a rare event is now commonplace california has already seen a record 3900 square miles burned and the traditional peak of fire season is still ahead over 3.1 million acres have burned in california since january first that beat our record 2018. >>we thought we had beat it then it was a one 0.9 million acres so we have surpassed that i well over a million acres and we still have 4 more months in the year to go every year calfire collects data on wildfires creating 3 top 20 lists, the largest wildfires in the states. the most destructive and the deadliest some of the most recent fires to make it on those lists are the lnu lightning complex fires burning in the north the czu august lightning complex fires in santa cruz and san mateo counties. >>and the creek fire in fresno and madera counties most devastating wildfires are those that claim lives having burned more than 350,000 acres of the lnu lightning complex fires are

>> this book is not a book about sandy hook.ows up in these pages, and the book is, in part, my story, my sort of political coming of age since sandy hook. i've learned a lot about gun violence over the last seven years and i try to share that so that others can become true activists in this cause. and the reason is that, no, it didn't all change after 2012. why? because you need a political movement to rival that of the gun lobby for 40 years the nra built up a political power house that did end up defeating our efforts to institute mandatory comprehensive background checks in 2013. but now our movement is bigger and stronger than the gun lobby. we passed a universal background checks bill. and my book is that this book can act as a primer for why violence happens in the united states and what to do about it. it's not all about changing gun laws. but that gets you the most immediate impact. and i think we are on the precipice of being big enough and strong enough as a movement in order to get something passed in 2021. >> all ri

joie: her mom is retired carrier sandy cep.ut she also points out that even the founding fathers understood the value of the postal service. >> you say that, but sometimes history is just quaint. >> and the history of the postal service is incredibly quaint and full of americana. >> but is it outmoded? >> absolutely not. a lot of our lives have moved online, but not all of it. the pandemic has been a fine example of that. joie: even during the pandemic, the postal service has delivered. safety guidelines, mail in votes, and the 2020 census, along with the uandemic has cuto and junk mail. the major sources of revenue. contrary to what many believe, taxpayers don't fund postal service operations. stamps and packages do. supporters argue if congress would just lift the demands it put on the usps to fund worker health care and retirement seven decades in advance, the postal service could even be profitable. >> even if it weren't profitable, we would still want to be able to reach every american. joie: which is what the founding fat

the young man came down the sandy path.ut a key, opened the door, and saw at once that the house needed help. so i went back to germany in 2013 and i found the house in terrible shape. the windows were broken and the walls had graffiti. over the last six or seven years, i have been working with a local cmunity and members of my own family to first clean up the house, save it from destruction. it is now protected as a monument. the house is now a place of education, a place of reconciliation, where members of the public, schoolkids can visit. it is a chance for them to look at the history, learn lessons of the past, so that hopefully we do not make the same mistakes again. >> what an amazing transformation. before we go, like so many other events during this pandemic, covid-19 shut this year's boston marathon down, but it should come as no surprise that the marathon runners, well, they found a path forward. some of the 18,000 athletes who were set to run in boston have been taking part in a virtual marathon. they can choose

sandy, you are very much used to hurricanes. does this one differ from ones you dealt with in the past? >> probably have to go back to hurricane frederick or maybe frederick in 1979 or ivan in 2004 to compare to this. this has been devastating. probably a little more devastating to the east of us but, certainly mobile took a major hit. dana: so what is your next step? are you asking everyone to stay put? we saw incredible images of the sheet metal that is on the ground, the trees. i'm sure a lot of people are without power, not to mention the flooding as well? >> that is exactly right. dana, because without the power, you don't have the traffic lights. you have people on the streets, just makes the problems worse. makes it difficult for the first-responders to get where they need to be. yes we're asking people to stay home. we've instituted a, implemented a curfew for tonight, next couple nights actually, until we start getting power restored. dana: there are 2 1/2 more months of hurricane season left. how are the resources you

hurricane sandy came ashore in the early hours of wednesday morning slamming into alabama's coastline florida's panhandle also bore the brunt of 165 kilometer per hour winds as heavy rain and storm surges led to life threatening floods many residents were forced to evacuate to hotels as conditions worsened and the next year's academy people that were left there in their office is you know things like that just we have 3 madagascar but. i just i feel for the people that are not you know i have this next story here so here's now we can do after making landfall it continues to move at an agonizingly slow pace forecasters say that makes the storm extremely dangerous for much of the gulf coast daylight in alabama showed a scene of devastation with severe flooding and damaged homes logan is still was at home in gulf shores where sally made landfall just rode it out on the 1st 4 we started your normal window start up. by the roof started coming off and so on it was written i just rode it out last month louisiana was hit by one of the most powerful storms on record or again laura killed at le

wet weather of course is a little further south and east down into the deep south we have hurricane sandy staggering away making its way across mississippi as we go on through what whether stay into thursday and gravity easing over towards south carolina and it will bring flooding looking at some copious amounts of rain for subsist in the storm at the moment and it is only moving very slowly it's staggering along at around 4 kilometers an hour that's not even walking pace it really is a stumble and you can see how does this little zigzag so moving very slowly throwing huge amounts of rainfall potential for historic rainfall across the deep south of the u.s. maybe 20300 millimeters all more of rainfall coming in here as we go through the next few days for central america the wetter weather is into central america and shows that for the greater antilles. 'd drinks container. 'd and not. often a nuisance but for a select few old bottle was the building blocks of a better life. 'd and a stepping stones to owning a family how. do you find a lot in america is in bolivia and delves into the worl

still ahead on al-jazeera tropical storm sandy has wreaked havoc on the southeast coast of the us where on the ground in florida for an update and why the caribbean island wants to remove the british queen as its head of state. looking pretty quiet across much of the middle east little bits and pieces of cloud i would say was the western side of saudi arabia but not much else to speak of also hazy sunshine coming through over the next few days we have got to tell you just here in doha and around 38 celsius still getting up into the mid forty's the into iraq and also into kuwait i'll just draw your attention meanwhile it's to the western side of the mediterranean just around graceful we have known as a medicaid this is a combination of what is this hurricane like features which have developed in the mediterranean some very heavy rain and some violent winds coming through here that will cause disruption as we go through the next couple of days they wanted to central africa for the heavy showers there drifting their way off the therapy and highlands pushing across central african republic

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gulf coast hurricane sandy weakened to a category one but is expected to gain strength before making landfall early on when say as said to bring heavy rains and strong winds forecast as a warning a frightening on an unprecedented scale alabama and mississippi have declared a state of imagine c.n.n. some residents have been awarded to leave their homes. the number of people affected by floods in sudan has risen to more than 650000 tens of thousands of homes have been damaged by the unprecedented rise of the nile river and others as its waters recede residents are struggling to clean up and make repairs him morgan reports from khartoum. this is what the inside of of the lot his house looks like now weeks of flooding has damaged or destroyed much of what he has he says he's got no way of training the water out hiring a water pump is costly and he's lost too much already but he says moving elsewhere after the floods is not an option. than my house is about 3 kilometers away from the nile and i've lived here for a number of years. getting a plot to move elsewhere is costly with today's ec

the remnants of hurricane sandy continue to dwindle at the moment but we're still looking at some very heavy rain pushing across georgia towards south carolina and that will be the case as we go on through the next couple of days clearing through pushing through the mid atlantic states towards new england eastern parts of canada by this stage dry weather comes back came behind it's was a northwest so well welcome wet weather coming in here into the good parts of oregon and washington state and that'll slide its way with still no sign of any rain the i'm afraid into california by the time we get to saturday notice system pushing up from the gulf of mexico that will bring the heavy rain into the deep south so this is the passage of sally just pulling out of the way you see some very heavy rain recently into central america honduras 54 millimeters of rain just 45 minutes and the space if if they miss or at 30 millimeters of rain then we have seen lady gnostic conditions extensive flooding here has caused major disruption into a good part of honshu areas. the wetter weather will stay in pl

coast well a major storm has inundated communities with heavy rain on the gulf coast tropical storm sandy made landfall as a category 2 hurricane on wednesday it's been bringing in what's been described as catastrophic and life threatening flooding it's the 2nd how to can to hit the area in less than 3 weeks it's one of 5 active tropical cyclones from the atlantic ocean the only other time on record this is happened was in september 19th $71.00 on the ah. this side of the u.s. a federally declared disaster is happening in all are gone it's now the hot spot on the west coast unprecedented wildfire season hundreds of thousands of people have faced evacuation orders and some entire towns have been destroyed down a few moments we're going to go to rob reynolds who's in oregon for us but 1st jay gray is joining me live from mobile in the state of alabama jay just talk us through the fact that this area is no stranger to bad weather it's been inundated bombarded with storms for many years how are people reacting to all of this. well we're on the west side of that storm and so we get an easing o

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they beat northampton saints 38—15 at sandy park.reak but pulled away in the second half thanks to this early try from jack nowell. before jacques vermeulen finished things off late on with the chiefs 5th try of the game. they'll meet toulouse in the last four. britain's elfyn evans is back on the top of the world rally championship standings after winning rally turkey. the toyota driver started the final day in fourth, but finished 36 seconds ahead of thierry neuville's hyundai to claim his second victory of the season. evans now has a i9—point championship lead over his team mate and six time champion sebastien ogier. that's all from sportsday. more from the bbc sport centre throughout the evening, but from the rest of the team, good night. that evening, temperatures for some of us got to 25 degrees this weekend it felt quite some like out there. and the week will start on a similar note, but it will not end that way. in fact, as the week wears on, things are going to turn much more autumnal with cloud and rain and some much cooler

and was so much outrage orror over sandy hook and it affected obama and biden. obama who doesn't show emotion that much. but then the legislative process ook over and the hearings and the markups and then as you move such a tragic event, political momentum seemed to away. and democrats were not able to ass it and it led to obama giving a very, very tense press democrats failed to pass the legislation. nd he was extremely angry because -- now, they did some executive action, but compared compared to n and loophole and n assault weapon ban and ackground checks that you had, the democrat joe manchin and pat toomey of pennsylvania teaming this to to try to get pass, it never did. the executive action is just not legislation. and certainly if joe biden were president and democrats hold the house, which they're expected to, and win the kind of a jump ball at the moment, joe biden would be under tremendous would make i think t -- this is a long agenda and he would be pushed by his progressive left to do a lot of stuff. of course, the big question will back the he will

stone surges in the south hurricane sandy is downgraded to a tropical storm but a slow pace means it's still a danger to life in the u.s. . led. to a watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha fully back to you also coming up donald trump contradicts a top health official claiming is confused.

is one of the most affluent regions of the united states, best known for its large houses and long sandyeaches. but there is another side to it: the thousands of workers who rely on the busy summer season to make a living. their income has been hit hard by the pandemic, leading to a rise in the need forfood banks. and so rock legend jon bonjovi stepped in to help, as samira hussain reports. it is distribution day at this food bank. i'm good, man, how you? good. there are no volunteers here. just a handful of workers and staff, including jon bon jovi. straight on! straight on, jack, you got it, buddy! the global pandemic means his otherjob as international rock star is somewhat on hold, so he can devote time and sweat to this project. if you come here, i will show you the idea. so we will roll a pallet around, usually by weight those are around a0 pounds a case and we usually go by the heaviest things on the bottoms. in less than an hour and a half, several hundred kilos of food are loaded onto trucks and taken to seven different food pa ntries across eastern long island, a process that h

gulf coast hurricane sandy has strengthened to a category 2. as it approaches alabama and florida forecasters are warning of flooding on an unprecedented scale the white house has approved oregon's disaster declaration making it possible for the state to access federal funds wildfires continue to burn out of control on the west coast japan. as prime minister he is a long time former prime minister shinzo abhi who resigned due to ill health his appointment is still to be confirmed by the japanese i'm emperor those are the headlines coming up next it's a documentary tell the world. news . northwest china what's called the singeing week autonomous region. in august 28th mean a united nations committee said it had received reports suggesting that new government policies were transforming the region into quote a massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy more than a 1000000 we get as many of the muslims and other ethnic minorities have been rounded up there detained and forcibly indoctrinated all of us many of us will cry . when we align. w

and his love for his wife sandy. after the events of 9/11, there was a memorial service in denver at the church that jason and sandy and matt went to. and there were about 400 united pilots, i think even more than that, we were all in our uniforms, and this was not a mega-church they went to, but i guess you call it an auditorium or a theater. it was as big as what you're sitting in right now and it was standing room only. and again all of us were in our uniforms. the eulogy that day was delivered by matt, jason's son. he was poised. he was very articulate. it was a beautiful eulogy. there was not a dry eye in the house. to this day i don't know how he stood there and did that. pardon me. after the service happened, another friend said, hey, john, let's put our uniforms on tomorrow and go out to denver international airport and go into the terminal and just talk to the passengers. and i said, that's a great idea. we did that. we got in there and the next day went out to dia and spent several hours there and went up a

and of his lovely wife, sandy.whenever jason and i had a chance to chat, he would talk in just brag about his son how smart he was, and everything he was doing and all the things they did together the fund they had. and his love for his wife sandy. i after the events of 9/11, there was a memorial service and denver at the church that jason, sandy and matt had went to. there were about 400 united pilots, i think even more than, that we were all in our uniforms. this was not a major church, i guess you would call it an auditorium or theater, it was big as what you are sitting in right now. it was standing room only, again all of us were in our uniforms, the eulogy that day was delivered by matt, jason sun. he was poised, he was very articulate, it was a beautiful eulogy. there was not a dry eye in the house. to this day, i don't know how he stood there and did that. pardon me. after the service, another friend and a united pilot, said john, tomorrow let's put our uniforms on and let's go out to denver international a

so they risk their lives crossing of the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities by sandy able to there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die so every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper 1994 and as we walk the walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall that was george bush and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want a wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people the wall kills people. so if trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you're lucky of course. so you can see that somebody was walking through here there's footprints right he