it's shaking, shaking, shaking and then it starts to roll a little bit. when you're in a high rise building, it's kind of swaying as well. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> and there was a 9 point aftershock, a 7.5 aftershock. are you still in your building or have you left? >> no, we evacuated the office and i returned home and i'm sheltered down there now. >> reporter: did you get a chance as you were leaving to look around and see how bad the damage is in the downtown anchorage area? >> yeah. i tried to take a look around, i was curious. our building took quite a bit of damage as far as like ceiling tiles and everything but structurally i couldn't tell you how it is. driving through downtown, there was no fires that i could visibly see and there was not any collapsed buildings or anything like that. i did see collapsed overpasses on my drive home, which i think people have seen pictures of. that looks pretty intense. but other than that, cracks from some of the roadways. >> philip peterson, glad you're home safe. i know it's still early but so far no rep

shaking is? >> it kind of sounds like a train is really close to the house and is running at full force towards the house. after you hear the sound, you start to feel the shake. i actually had just got out of the shower. it actually like dropped me to my knees. i couldn't stand anymore or try to get downstairs because of the shaking going on. so it's a very interesting feeling, and during when it's happening, you don't know how long it's going to happen. it feels like an eternity in the moment, but it was definitely quite a jolt. >> it's the jolt and then we've clocked 15 after shocks is what our meteorologist just told us. last question, i hear you're a teacher and as you just described, you were still at home. but i hear you talked to some of the other teacher friends. how are they doing? how are the kids doing in this classroom? >> yeah, it was a really traumatizing experience for the kids and for the teachers. you know, we train for this all the time. when you're in the moment, it's just -- i

she is getting under the desk until the shaking is over. it was a violent shaking.t's still going on. it looks like it's lasting, god, at least 30 seconds. how long do you think it lasted? what did it feel to you, at least? >> caller: 30, 45 seconds. it felt like it lasted about five minutes. like literally, it was the longest 45 seconds of shaking. i mean, the shaking was so violent that the mortar, concrete, sheet rock separated like literally have lines throughout the building where the sheet rock and the mortar was separated from the shaking being so violent. >> wow c. gosh. it's just the image right there, it's still shaking of the beginning of this video where it looked like the camera jerked around immediately. the flags almost fell down, panels on the ceiling fell down. gentleman, where are you right now? >> caller: right now, we're in a vehicle helded o headed out of . with the tsunami warning. where the radio station is located in cook inlet literally in downtown. we were literally on the edge of the tsunami warning perimeter where they were basically tell

hard shaking. incredible. you show around the building what it looks like inside. we are doing our best to give you any information we can. i try to tweet and facebook from my phone, but it's not going. it's not making it through. there is too much band width being used. we are just staying on and letting you know saying 7.0, 5 miles an hour and also to let you know what's going on. everyone in town is off the air, but my brother is a producer in miami. he sent me a picture. cnn is running with this stuff. >> all right, so that just shows you how chaotic it is in anchorage. the local affiliate broadcasting with the technology they have in their pockets. not even aware that it's going out on cnn. we have been dipping into local coverage and hearing the sirens and the alarms. we have been talking to people who are there in anchorage describing the damage that you can see here from the 7.0 earthquake near anchorage. i want to get in a quick break and we'll be right back. ♪ spread a little love today ♪

that's a description of shaking level.haking here is basely like what would have been experienced in 1989 in the loma earthquake in san francisco and this is even closer to anchorage than that or quite close to san francisco. >> what should people do right now who are in alaska? >> just be aware. 5% of the time the aftershock can get bigger than the main shock so there is a potential that an even bigger earthquake could happen. 95% chance it won't but you need to be aware of it. after the aftershocks continue, you have all of broken things on the ground, things to be picked up. be careful as you're doing that because it could continue to shake while you're engaged in trying to pick things up. >> how about a threat of tsunami? >> very unlikely from this situation. a magnitude seven is a large fault but it's not -- usually you get tsunamis at much larger events. there could be something very local right around cooks inlet but if they haven't gotten it already there wouldn't be anything more. >> why did this happen here? >> o

the shake thinks this is a sign of victory for tunisian women. may one who would insist doesn't what counts is performance whether someone is a man or woman but at the moment i'm giving a lot of support to female mayors so that they can achieve success in office and the. women in tunisia have more rights than those in other parts of the arab world after the twenty eleven revolution more laws were introduced to promote equal opportunities yet there is still plenty to be done. at the moment there is a huge debate about inheritance laws and ensuring that men and women are equal. after work the mare and her staff go for another walk on the square not far away is the prime minister's official residence abderrahim has been in politics since two thousand and eleven. she was originally planning to stand in next year's parliamentary elections but instead she ran for mayor and won. and there's speculation that she could become tunisia's first female president. had this to ellen it's too early to say i'm not even thinking about that at the moment i've calle

i'm packing the car when rattles and bells, shaking tambourines, beating drums, chanting and singing come fromm around the corner. a group of people, all black dressed in white, men in white pants and shirts, some shirtless, one of the men shaking a rattle is masked. the group move down nichols street -- governor nichols street. i stand by the open trunk of my car.

and then he turns to shake hands and you can see one of his deputies there but then if you just pause one moment, you'll see a very tall gentleman and he will shake his hand and sort of pat him on the shoulder, that's the solicitor general there. now if you look there, the very tall man that's whitaker. there is good chemistry between the two men, a smile. i thank you and he departs. >> bret: interesting.

i was shaking. we were kind of preparing for the worst at that point. >> reporter: the jet landed safely and got to the gate on its own power, with that exposed engine. >> david, as you point out, that plane was taking off, too late to abort takeoff. but it was some time before it could get back down. >> reporter: it had to circle around and come back to the airport. the airline says passengers were never in danger, because the cowling is only aerodynamic. >> thank you. >>> andguyger, the police officer who thought she had an intruder in her apartment, now indicted for murder. >> reporter: tonight, with botham jean's family by her side, dallas county's district attorney confirming that a grand jury indicted former dallas officer amber guyger on charge of murder in jean's shooting death. >> whether i'm black, white, purple, green. whether i'm a police officer or not. equal justice is what we're talking about. >> reporter: guyger, seen here just after the shooting, lived directly below jean and told i

the shake the boat there or try to sort of press that haven't been so much but we might see some like merkel who you know knows that she is basically in a lame duck position she's got eighteen months left doesn't have a very strong trade deal with the saudis may indeed be some do something bold i mean really who i'm looking for in terms of of shaking things up certainly putin president lee and others who are i think going to preserve and want to extend and take advantage of any sort of western country fracturing will certainly be supportive of haven't been so mad at the g. twenty you so you're looking to see what what happens then i suppose it comes down to who can afford to alienate saudi arabia what will the body language be more should we be looking for when it comes to the g twenty summit. yeah you're right on that assessment look i think you're going to see him haven't been so man to really try to reach out he wants a photo opportunity he wants the normalization of legitimacy that one gets at these forums and being seen by world leaders as part of the club and so we're going to l

maybe a small shake and then it just stops.. >> dana: you've been through these before, i assume. >> huh? >> dana: you've been through these before. >> i was born here in '84. this is probably the strongest as far as like shaking back and forth that i have experienced. there's other ones that i have experienced that have been longer in time, but this was definitely a good one. >> dana: our meteorologist pointed out that at this time of year there's only about six hours of daylight in alaska. from what you can see from outside your window, we know there are some roads that are in disrepair, impassable. apparently the highway there is passable with care. is there any other damage you can see from where you are? >> not from where i'm at. i did a check around the house. i don't see any problems with the water heating system or anything like that. i actually haven't checked to see about the bridge on minnesota and the overpass as far as the glasser. i do know i talked to my brother. he said there were some cracks on the road. said h

hands after after he came in i followed him many started shaking hands with a super as and and. and wong romero romero was a hotel worker in the crush of people around kennedy as he moved through the kitchen i was able to shake his hand they need to get out of a step forward to go step by step and a half. and i saw certain hand with the gun in his hand coming up around karl you for and as he came up he was his hand was outstretched totally outstretched. eyewitnesses say that sirhan raised his right hand holding an eye for johnson today twenty two caliber revolver pointed at kennedy the césar han fired two shots. when i heard the first pop. shot which i believe was a shot the first i thought was a firecracker i turned toward my left at that point i saw her hands her hand immediately to my left no one between he and myself holding a gun shooting into the crowd. the crowd of people shooting into the direction where i had last seen senator kennedy. is a terrific witness he was there closest of anybody he said sir hand came the gun was close to his face sar hand got two shots off and

president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next.'t be at my best for my family. president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next. over president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next. over president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next. over president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next. c over president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next. er over presiden n over president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next. s over president trump's shake-up at the justice department and we'll discuss that next. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all common types of hep c. before starting mavyret your doctor will test if you've had hepatitis b which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b, a liver or kidney transplant, other liver problems, hiv-1, or other medical condit

it will literally start shaking if it's if the aircraft is syncing that it's about to go into a stall which is basically a dot now that the natural. reaction for something like that for if for a non pilot is would would be always you're you're falling you know is to pull back you know get more up in the air no the actual reaction should be to push forward so you start going down and getting more airspeed to get that lift. to get the wind they're going over the wings of the appropriate speed now they also called the death rattle too because that can be a shake it's going like that because you're going into that stall and that in the closure of the industry that's what people call that is a very tragic situation when the boeing and the industry must get ahead of immediately let me ask you sort of two questions and one on one i mean how many of these planes are out there what airlines have them and why the heck hasn't boeing just said stop using them well it's very interesting there's only about two hundred just over two hundred of these aircraft the seven thirty seven max series now the

what did this shake quake feel like? >> this felt like a tremble. constant shaking. didn't seem like a roll. it was just constant trembling. >> and the after shocks have been frequent. i'm seeing that they had been after shocks like a 5.4, which is after shocks go is nothing to sneeze at. >> no. some have been a little longer, especially after the initial earthquake. a pretty good after shock within 10 or 15 minutes. i had to be back in the doorway again. >> our understanding is that the airport is minimalist at the airport. that getting around -- there's some infrastructure damage on the roads and that sort of thing. i don't get you have a sense yet for big picture, what it's like around town. >> i don't. i have been listening to the radio. there's been -- a lot of reports of gas line breaks, water breaks. currently the airport has had a water break. there's something going on i guess in the terminal building where the tower is. i heard the ramp that goes up to the departure level is closed. they're saying stay out of the parking garage where i have to return my ren

when the shaking starts, a lot of times it will start counting in seconds and they can basically tellm that when the violent shaking starts how far away the earthquake was rated. >> harris: we are going to continue to cover this. and he mentions and whether elements they are in some disagreement on how we can get to different places scientifically but i want to make it clear that an earthquake is not meteorological emma is geological and what you're saying is sometimes things like water can have an effect in an earthquake because of where this is located. thank you. we will be right back as we continue to cover this breaking news. revised now to a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hitting alaska's largest city. nearly 298,000 people live in that city. the magnitude just jumped from a 6.6 6.627, finding out more about what that means, reports of cracked buildings, buckled streets. are there any injuries? we are not getting any reports this early. stay close. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. is the fa

every year, thousands of rthquakes shake alaska.l extent of the damone from this is not yet clear. but it was far bigger than most, rattling even the resilient people of the frozen north. james cook, bbc ws. rajini: for more on thscience behind this quake, i spoke a brief time ago with theoretical physicist michio kaku. professor, it is great to have you with us. how comm that part of the world? michio: first of all, i think we dodged the bullet on this one. this was not the big one the big one was in 1964, 9.2 earthquake. this was 7.0, ich takes place somewhere on the earth once a month. once a month there is earthquake somewhere on the planet earth. the bad ws is this was centered eight miles, 12 kilometers north of anchorage, the largest city in alaska, and that is why there s so much damage. fortunately, the pipeline was not severed. airplanes could still land. of course, as a temporary measure they closed the airports. the damage could have been a lot rse. fortunately, it was not. rajini: fortunately, indeed. can we expect more

liquid diets, i have known people who have done it and have for weeks and weeks just drank these shakesoups, it is supposed to be very effective and people who have taken pa rt effective and people who have taken part in similardiets effective and people who have taken part in similar diets have lost about two stone, which is of course quite significant. i think it is just interesting to see that the nhs is driving this new ways to tackle diabetes, which is growing problem not just diabetes, which is growing problem notjust in the uk but also other western and a societies. yeah, really interesting. they were saying that around 200,000 overweight adults in the uk will be enrolled in two schemes that offer wearable technology, i can't mention the brand but you can guess what they are, 1—to—1 coaching and advice on healthy eating. this is all stuff we know, what is a need to be prescribed to the nation? well, i guess as with many things, yes, we do know is, but it helps that there is encouragement or do know is, but it helps that there is encouragement 01’ even do know is, but it helps tha

, not just light shaking. this vicinity, you will have a lot of people this particular earthquake was at a depth of around 40 kilometers. a lot of these numbers will adjust in the short minutes after it takes place. they have to take a look at all of the data. again, for reference, this is anchorage. all of this yellow area you see here is people that felt strong or very strong shaking. the green areas indicate light or moderate shaking. the further you get from that particular epicenter, obviously the lighter shaking you are going to feel. this particular earthquake, a 6.6 is the latest numbers that we have give or take 40 kilometers. that's relatively shallow, but anything that is 70 or less, we consider to be shallow. the shallower an earthquake, the more likely you are to feel it. if there were a threat, the shallower the earthquake. that will have an impact. the papers that we were given based on all available data as of now, there is no tsunami threat from this earthquake, but they will continue to monit

take the bank reset some couldn't get parts that going to not going to shake shake china stick to yes man i never. used to kind of pointed them smash knives thought. for sure that i'll just make money he hands me the advantage protection i need. i'm. not. i know. that kind of. things i mean and i. thought. i. am. not going to. play that in this back by. man. it's just. that's something. i never. read a kid. groans other than some socially and. downs. of last month i can. the less so much as i. believe in them. so my own. just kind of the paddling the result. and momentum is. not in the you know her. son says. the stick in the sagittarius. of us saw her smile. to. me. it's. just. that. there. was a big loss. to her son. to. the but. the but. the but. the but. they still. can to man sang it certainly am. just being. done to. of us saw her a display of. bad to me. for the last good. that shows. us. to. move. on. this. comes. on faith. they come. and move. the mom told me. that moment. mom mom. one man. shot good song. said these are. the to. me. we. should. good a sound. i did. that's. s

the shake the boat there or try to sort of press and haven't been summoned but we might see some like merkel who you know knows that she is basically in a lame duck position she's got eighteen months left doesn't have a very strong trade deal with the saudis may indeed be some do something bold i mean really who i'm looking for in terms of of shaking things up i think you're going to see him haven't been so man to really try to reach out he wants a photo opportunity he wants the normalization of legitimacy that one gets at these forums and being seen by world leaders as part of the club and so we're going to look and see i think many opportunities that haven't been someone trying to seem very jolly smiles and any leader who would afford him the opportunity to shake his hand and smile in that photo camera is going to be a win from haven't been so many others i suspect like our prime minister here in canada justin trudeau will avoid him at all costs it is damaging i think for many countries and many leaders reputation we have an election coming up next year that's on our minds and so ev

the house started shaking. we get lots of quakes and tremors.more severe and kept going. it seemed to last like 30 seconds or something. i was president sure the house wasn't going to come down. it was very frightening and then it stopped. i ran downstairs to check out the house. everything was on the ground, pictures, flower pots. i started getting dressed. i have older parents about ten minutes away. i wanted to see how they were doing. and then a second earthquake hit. seemed as strong as the first. it was frightening. but again, everyone in my family is safe. not bad on the property damage. they have closed the highways going north and south. they shut the city down for business. but we'll get through it. >> neil: and i know you have enough to contend with around your neighborhood and check on your family. but we're hearing of roads and scenic highways and chunks that have disappeared, whole swaths of arteries that sunk. do you know anything about that? >> the seward highway is closed. that shut down. the glenn highway going north, my unders

. >> me knees are shaking but they are not injingling and shaking. >> mom, i swore and did drugs.'m going to health. >> la, la, la. ah. >> this is one of nine videos they captured in his post operation delirium. >> a preview of their new series our house they are putting on on youtube. i'm going to call you sparkle eyes because you have the prettiest eyes. >> you are funny. >> hi, dr. gold. tell sparkle eyes our relationship is exclusive and she can't see other people. >> what? i'm just a side shake. >> i'll make sure you can check them out check out rightthisminute.com or use our mobil app. >> dude serving up for an epic match. see a block that flips the game fast. a fashion guru has the best ways to style a blazer. we have all her hacks coming up. >> you need to have a y iponytail, silly. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy

another major political shake-up could be in the making.king congress, but the president's cabinet and the west wing. officials say president trump is highi eyeing potential replacements for several positions, including his own chief of staff, john kelly. the talk is the only ones that feel completely secure with their jobs are the trump family members. jeff zeleny, you have all the goods on these details on any potential shake-ups the president is considering. tell me what you know. >> reporter: good afternoon. what you said is pretty interesting and revealing that most of the people who feel

is it just the scale of the potential shake up? >> i think shake ups, reshuffling at the end of the midterms are not only hard but they're good. these are grueling jobs and periodically bringing in fresh blood makes enormous sense. but this is unlike anyone has ever seen. it is just nuts that the president's wife, who does not have a foreign policy portfolio is demanding that someone get fired publicly after apparently saying to him privately five times and then turning up the public pressure. i think it is also dangerous. i don't know the inner workings of this nsc. but the deputy national security adviser is like the glue that keeps the apparatus together. let's assume for a moment that this woman is doing a good job of doing that. she's not going to lose her job because the first lady is mad at her about how many seats were on a plane or something like that. that's dangerous when you start subordinating the national security adviser of this county to these petty fights. and to do it in public is unseemly. >> i wonder who the mod

emotions running high and rumors of a staff shake up. d rumors of a staff shake up. shaquem get in here. take your razor, yup. alright, up and down, never side to side, shaquem. you got it? come on, get back. quem, you a second behind your brother, stay focused. can't nobody beat you, can't nobody beat you. hard work baby, it gonna pay off. you got this. with the one hundred and forty-first pick, the seattle seahawks select. alright, you got it, shaquem. alright, let me see. when the guy inown front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [ready forngs ] christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud ju

he was shaking hands with the man who took his job!f i had to shake hands with the person who took my job, you would have to find another person to take my job. ( laughter ) and that person is going to need to find a new hand. ( laughter ) in fact, the only person who left with cigty is omarosa. >> she got dragged out kicking and screaming. >> exactly. it worked. trump hasn't fired a black woman since. ( applause ) >> trevor: i don't think trump has hired a black woman since. ( laughter ) >> that's not my point, okay? ( laughter ) my point is you teach people how to treat you. i remember the last time i got fired. i was laying hands like it was sunday morning, okay? i told them, if i'm not making money, y'all not making money! that's why there's no more circuit city. ( laughter ) >> trevor: wow, i wish i had known all this before i hired you. >> oh, no! that's not gonna happen unless you fire me! and since you're not gonna do that, there's nothing to worry about! ( laughter ) is there? >> trevor: oh, no! of course not! let's move on. (

keep shaking, denzel. keep shaking, idris.ng for you. >> nah, not really. >> you're not. >> oy, so this is my trailer right here and, as you can see, they put your name on the door. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. it's supposed to say kevin frazier, not interviewer. interviewer? for my role i had to dig deep playing "entertainment tonight's" kevin frazier is no joke. i'm trying to get my rehearsal in. >> and action. >> jamal. >> nah. >> jamal. >> i don't believe it. >> jamal. >> again. >> on the set of "empire" this mike does not work, but i'm about to do my scene. let me change into my acting face. >> jamal, the new song is fire. >> thank you, man. i saw you jamming. >> during my debut "empire" episode tonight, jamal drops a new song and some big news. >> i'm engaged. i'm very happy. >> congratulations. you heard it here first. jamal lyons engaged. >> it's not often that you get a handsome bald guy on set. >> and we didn't get that guy, but we got you. >> hey kai! kai! how long have you and jamal been an item? >> have you ever done s

meanwhile in the bank shake samir and his colleague had up the day's deposits the money is transferred to a real bank account belonging to the ngo despite his current occupation shaikh has no aspiration to one day work in the world of finance. i want to become a doctor a lot of people here can't afford medical care because they're so poor that's why i want to work in a hospital that treats people for free. but. it's a long road ahead but shaikh samir is hoping the children's bank will help him realize his ambition. now an eye catching cattle herd for you know those aren't miniature cows surrounding their friends this is really a bovine be both his name as a brand new knickers and enormous steer is living near perth and rest in australia almost two metres high he weighs a massive one point four tons his owner said he was too big and heavy to go into the album so instead of becoming burgers and steak makers who is now also a social media star will see out his days in the paddock and stand. and that is one big cow that wraps up our show thanks for watching have a successful day and see yo

to make sure that the people get a fair shake whether in their jobs, in our classrooms or in the ports or voting booths and treat others with civility as we work in service to this great country. to ensure opportunity and safeguard the world we pass onto the next generation.

how come i can't suck your milk shake through this straw? well, the straws that work aren't compostable so that's why. oh, it becomes an education opportunity. >> reporter: and if you ask environmental advocate dune ivars, the straw is only the beginning. >> it's a symbol, a token as you put it. >> yes. >> of what? >> a symbol of our consumption and single use plastic that has no end of life. you cannot recycle straws. >> reporter: she's executive director of lonely whale, an organization that through social media campaigns like stop sucking has helped portray the plastic straw as something we can do without. isn't there something to be said on behalf of convenience? >> as a mom of a 4 1/2-year-old, yes there is something to be said for convenience. so the question has to become then, how much are we willing to forsake our planet for the sake of a cup of coffee in a to-go container? >> reporter: it's a question on the minds of more and more americans. >> paper? >> usually i ask for a paper straw. >> reporter: plastic? >> if you didn't have a

. >>> staff shake-up. key figures in the trump administration could be out soon. motive behind the possible move. >>> and a suspect is under arrest accused of trying to build a dangerous bomb in his house ith chemicals used by house ith chemicals used by terrorists. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be would you. i'm anne-marie green. 50 deaths are blamed on wildfires in california. 48 killed by the campfire, the most flames pushed by strong winds moved near a major freeway and reds dent chal areas. moved to a major area. the campfire destroyed search crews continue to look for victims. the exact number of missing is unclear. last year statewide some 225,000 acres burned. tom hanson is here in new york with more. >> good morning. firefighters are slowly making progress battling these flames, meanwhile, in some of the hardest hit areas, people are trickling back in to see what's left of their homes. search and rescue teams in northern california are sifting through the charred town of paradise. >> if there is

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, hise numberfrom dover. you're watching the briefing.

whistles and chanting and singing come from around the corner, group of people, in white, one of the men shaking a rattle is masked. the group moves down governor nichols street. the man with the mask and rat out in front, waving. i stand by the open trunk of my

back home meanwhile in the bank shake samir and his colleague add up the day's deposits the money is transferred to a real bank account belonging to the ngo despite his current occupation shaikh has no aspiration to one day work in the world of finance. i want to become a doctor a lot of people here can't afford medical care because they're so poor and that's why i want to work in a hospital that treats people for free. but. it's a long road ahead but shaikh samir is hoping the children's bank will help him realize his ambition. and inspiring young man that's it at the top of the second is next to have a program for that this look at both markets. enjoy the fresh sea air. and soak up some sunshine on. the island off germany's north sea coast boasts beaches perfect for long stroll unique natural beauty and classic maritime cuisine. those are always worth a visit. next month e.w. . and a little craziness me more money. made in germany got answers to a crazy number of questions like how much madness do markets need. how do crazy bosses think. and do you have to be craft to make somethin

to make sure that the people get a fair shake whether in their jobs, in our classrooms or in the ports or voting booths and treat others with civility as we work in service to this great country. to ensure opportunity and safeguard the world we pass onto the next generation. i promise to continue fighting

i believe by his left hand which made it awkward for the senator because he was shaking with his right hand and curl was grabbing his left pulling him this way vincent di pietro was very near to kennedy when he was shot but his testimony differs from the other eyewitnesses so bob was shaking hands and after after he came in i followed him and he started shaking hands with his super as and and. and. romero was a hotel worker in the crush of people around kennedy as he moved through the kitchen i was able to shake his hand they need to go out of a step forward to go step by step and i have. and i saw certain hand with the gun in his hand coming up around karl you for and as he came up he was his hand was outstretched top. outstretched. eye witnesses say that sirhan raised his right hand holding an eye for johnson today twenty two caliber revolver pointed at kennedy they say serhiy on fire two shots. when i heard the first pop shot which i believe was a shot the first i thought was a firecracker i turned toward my left at that point i saw her hands her hand immediately to my left no one b

hands he came out and said don't shake hands.. he camei in anybody see you and i said i don't know. [laughter] [applause] longid story short. i said what can you do for me? he said i can support you but not publicly. can you put on a fundraiser? no. i can't go down the street so i can you do? i can talk to some republicans. i said okay but immediately after i got elected i got a call from john to say i supported you can i have a job? [laughter] and i gave him one. he never once did anything for me but even as the mayor of kenosha comes down like this. so nobody would see him because he didn't want to be seen with a republican it is a sign of the times. >> i do have to skip some things we are getting low on time but a couple of washingtonti stories to talk about your day online 11. you were coming in the car whenen the first tower was hit. >> and to talk about my thing? we my guess. fight on the heels of 9/11. >>. that happened we all remember where we were. if anybody knows me they know that i can stand not to be doing something t