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'cause i'm going to st. paul.. [ cheers and applause ] ...to join oprah winfrey on her 2020 vision tour! i will be hanging with oprah for a full day of wellness, and then i get my one-on-one interview that i've been waiting for since i was 27 years old! [ cheers and applause ] with oprah. we're gonna tape it in st. paul, and it will air here on "the tamron hall show" this monday. [ cheers and applause ] so, of course, leave it to oprah to have trickery. she said, "you want that interview? how much do you want it? come where it's 25 degrees." and i said, "yes, ma'am!" [ laughter ] also, i am so honored to share this with you today. my team, the "tamron hall show" team, nominated for an naacp image award... [ cheers and applause ] ...for outstanding talk series. our first year. thank you so much for this nomina-- >> go ahead, tamron! >> go ahead! go ahead, tamron team! okay, i'm not gonna start crying. all right. join the conversation in cyber hall. katie malves from streator, illinois, watching on the heart of ill

a m naik hundred 50 in minneapolis-st. paul, and you can find us on both -- most streaming services. host: happy new year. guest: thank you for having me. derek, maryland. good morning. i think the republican party is scared to death of diversity. the big problem that they had of 2018 pretty much said what was going to happen. once they know who is going to represent them in the democratic party, they will see what's going on. i have a very good feeling that we are going to beat trump when it comes to november. as far as the economy is concerned, we all know that barack obama succeeded in office. the dow at 6300, 800,000 jobs a month. six straight years of positive .ob recognition when he left the dow was at 18,500. as usual, trump does what he does best. inherits something, claims it and calls it his own. in 2018 we outvoted them by 9 million votes. no one even talks about how high the national deficit is, the highest it has ever been in the history of this country. a lot of people just can't wait to vote and this time when th

st. paul declared a snow emergency. up to 18 inches fell. >> trooper has good balance. >> nothing nearly that extreme in the bay area. one weather phenomenon we're known for had a busy year. >> the fog. the unofficial official twitter karl the fog. posted a year end message wishing everyone a happy new year. >> and highlighted the best selfies he took this year. a total scene stealer. he looks good really in any light. >> really funny. >> welcoming in 2020. it's happening. >>> coming up. most uber and lift drivers support it. why independent truckers want to put the brakes on the new law that treats freelancer as employees entitled to benefits. >> also. >> a tough time for a local family whose home lights up the holiday for thousands. tonight what happened this year that could prompt them to shut it down. >> that's all coming up in half an hour. >> all right. we are still six and a half hours away from ringing in the new year. most of the world already celebrated the arrival of 2020. take a look. beautiful. our turn soo

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this is video from oprah's st. paul, minnesota tour. >> i'm at a stage in my life now where i don't need or want for anything. it is about using my life in a purposeful way to help everybody else lift theirs. >> okay. >> oprah will stop in san francisco at chase center on saturday, february 22nd. kate hudson will join uhe you can catch that interview with oprah at 1:00 this afternoon on abc7. >>> a san francisco hotel is applying the saying time is money to its meals. what it may cost you to linger longer. >>> and it looks like meghan markle is joining the kdisney family. the job she just landed. >>> and this fella conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with

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because we were just in st. paul i spent an entire day of my life with oprah winfrey. i joined oprah on her 2020 vision: your life in focus" sponsored by ww, which is weight watchers reimagined. i spent the day with her but for me, this was a day for us. and it was emotional, here's one of the moments. >> oprah: we need a show like yours to show us to be a mirror and reflect back to us who we are. that's what you're there for. [cheers and applause] >> tamron: that is what we are

there was no event like if an undocumented worker had st. paulor something that emotionally catalyzed the response, i would understand that but there were factors going on that i didn't fully understand. honestly president bush understood what was beginning to happen within the base of the publican party because i remember talking to others in the conversations and he would talk about protectionism and isolation in fees things that were beginning to rise. another thing which was interesting was the conservative talk radio so if you listen to 1988, most of his career, the binary choices was conservatism and liberalism. near the end of the 2000's, he began to see the shift in him and others from the liberalism to advice out of establishment. by the 2010 and 11, you are almost likely to your criticism of mitch mcconnell as you were of barack obama. there was this feeling of anger toward the establishment and things were not as they wanted. if you were tuned in, you could tell there were these elements forcing through the country and the republican p

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strong st. paul holding funeral processions for those killed in front of a. general washington insists this strike was to have. claims to deescalate tensions with tehran. also ahead on the program a senior police chief say child criminal exploitation in britain or victorian era levels naming a sterritt see an increasingly powerful drugs gangs. of all children at risk in armenia to. reveal to helping foreigners legally adopt. one minute. pm and 8 in the evening right here in moscow on this the 1st day of the year welcome to our international. mourners have been holding funeral processions in the iraqi capital. to honor those killed in a u.s. strike on friday. general. money the crowds waved national flying flags of various shia militia groups chanted death to america the remains of the commander's body will be repatriated to iran for burial. but consider the 2nd most powerful figure in the islamic republic salomone was among 10 killed in the early morning raid following a direct order from the us president donald trump as the fended the assassination claiming

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churches florist the pilgrim fathers says they were later known called themselves the saints after st paul back home in england they have been marginalized for their strict adherence to the word of the new testament which is why they were called puritans. they believe their congregation answered directly to god and needed no bishops. they were even opposed to celebrating christmas because the holiday was never mentioned in the new testament. and. compared to jamestown colonists the pilgrim fathers of the plymouth plantation adapted more easily to their new surroundings. they had good relations with the native peoples in the area who helped them survive their 1st winter. they gave the settlers food and showed them how to cultivate crops in the sandy soil. in facts for the bountiful harvest the settlers invited their native neighbors to a 3 day feast an event that inspired the modern thanksgiving holiday. over the 17th century and the netherlands became another rising commercial and naval power. cape may in new jersey was founded almost 500 years ago by a dutch explorer as a trading post wit

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caller: no, if st. paul were here i think he would look at this debate and say it is silly and pointless. the idea that the president should be in peach -- they are , their cases he should be impeached because he is a bad influence on christianity. they should look in the mirror and say, we as shepherds of christianity, how did fall down on the job that such a good well was able to take advantage of the church like this? i think there are a lot of people that are really convicted and righteous that came to the defense of the president. i think they need to look at some of the people they signed that list with. we should have let my senator investigate all of those hacks about 15 years ago. i think paul would probably look at each site and say, he is just a political candidate. in a few years he is going to be gone. christianity remains. what are you doing for the integrity of the faith? this thing is bigger than donald trump. i think this whole debate is indicative of just how they got of the christian churc

forces targeted in the ring and top management st. paul says. a bottle of morals as the electric car giant has to define to president's job any it's fast european factory could create thousands of jobs but also and if i'm meant to fall out. there will be new jobs and new transport it's hard to imagine anything that turned into.

off see candidates saying i won in the counties outside of st. paulsorry, nobody cares. elections in modern times are about attention capture. they are about bringing people together under an umbrella message, motivating them and getting them to pay attention to politics and feel relevant to their lives and these focus groups i thought when i read the transcripts were a huge wake-up cule that makes the assumption that voters are following lion cavings. if you look at the poll number, 30% of democrats don't know who pete buttigieg is, 50% don't know who amy klobuchar is. those are words on the tips of our tongues every day, the folks that produce the news as a commodity, the democratic campaigns needs to rethink how they are waging their campaigns, most voters are getting news in chopped up bits from a variety of things on their screens, in bits and pieces. one other thing from john's focus groups is they named cnn, local news, instagram, snap chat, as places they got their news, they said in the same breath they didn't trust those places either. >> th

this is video from oprah's st. paul, minnesota tour.about where she is in her life. >> i'm at a stage in my life now where i don't need or want for anything. it is about using my life in a purposeful way to help everybody else lift theirs. >> oprah will stop in san francisco at chase center on saturday, february 22nd. kate hudson will join her. there are resale tickets available. you can catch that interview with oprah at 1:00 this afternoon on abc7. you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or channeled your inner jedi? you gotta love that... have you raced through radiator springs? or struck a power pose with them? now is the perfect time to feel like this... and this... and definitely that. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. >>> it is 6:55. here's 7 things to know before you go. number one, b.a.r.t. is adding 12 new police officers on trains starting tonight. adding more officers is one of the first strategies from b.a.r.t

event, like if an undocumented worker had a massacre at tysons corner, or a mall in minneapolis, or st. paul, something emotionally catalyzed a response, i would understand that. there were factors going on that i really did not fully understand. honestly, president bush understood what was beginning to happen within the base of the republican party. because i remember talking to him and others in these conversations, and he would talk about nativism, protectionism and isolationism beginning to rise. another thing which was interesting, kind of like a canary in the coal mine, was the conservative talk radio. if you listened say to rush limbaugh, who went national in , it, for most of his career was conservatism and liberalism. 2000,ar the end of the you begin to see the shift where it went from conservatism and liberalism to establishment versus antiestablishment. from 2011, you are most likely to hear criticism of john boehmer and mitch mcconnell as you were of barack obama. there was this feeling of anger toward the establishment, things were not as they wanted. if you were tuned in, you c

this is video from oprah's st. paul, minnesota tour. oprah will stop at chase center on february 22nd. kate hudson will join us. you can catch tamron's interview with oprah at 1:00 this afternoon right here on abc7. >>> a miracle rescue in alaska. a man survives in the wilderness for 20 days after his cabin bui burnt down. >>> and disgusting delivery. the nasty surprise for one family inside their amazon order. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo makes three big stops in the bay area. the first one is here at stanford. details coming up. >>> now a live look from our exploratorium camera of downtown san francisco. >>> now at 6:00, secretary of state mike pompeo is headed for the bay area. he's meeting with students and tech leaders today. good morning, everyone. it's monday, january 13th. >> yes. we're drying out but more rain is on the way. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. mike is tracking the storms headed our way this week. hi, mike. >> you can see the fog hanging in the air there. it's thickest around the north bay, we

going to pass a gamma st. paul shoots you. did you. know no sooner had drew out says i'm going to help you. i'm from gaza my old an illusion was one of the things you know absolutely nothing you can use on me you want. easy to put in the success of this one is all from funny sometimes on pseudo usually this unit damage or something to do something to the healer to get well known 101 somebody can tell me how to look to we have a look to experience what. we need to do when he sees a problem. we need physical bodies within the boat mission from base that is our. local. government office to push for homosexuality you got to send them money so that mr sullivan was to him as an arsonist might actually i'm sure you will miss a more open was a bit of a scoop and i suppose it does nothing main. computer business. but i don't think it was funny because one thing is fine it's. controlled it was a covert also a police seems plain. son that's a good movie buckles a little good to have the same of fish it's a needless. no need to. look in the news y

. >> growing up in st. pauly yea ♪ ♪ death row's definitely in the house ♪ >> "the chronic" made hip-hop digestible to everybody. it was a hip-hop tsunami, and we didn't see it coming. >> death row records going to be the next motown, you know what i'm saying? the "chronic" album was the foundation, and we're going to keep rolling on until the house is finished. ♪ it's the bow to the wow and creeping and crawling ♪ >> the handful of gangsta rap superstars are not just singing about being mean and nasty and ambitious. they're accused of living up to their lyrics. ♪ all respect to those ♪ who break their neck >> tupac shakur, rap star and movie star, was arrested in new york and charged with sodomy and sexual assault. atlanta cops had arrested tupac less than a month earlier for shooting two off-duty police officers. >> tupac was languishing in jail waiting for his appeal when suge knight swooped in and basically offered to pay his bail if he signed a contract. >> death row. you will see your art brought to a bigg

i am proud to have a young dynamic mayor from st. paulelvin carter who rolled out my housing policy with me. a lot of people there that can speak for me and will have my ear when i get to the white house. >> thank you. >> we have one more question. latasha is a founding member of the black women's health collective. >> maternal health collective. >> maternal health collective. that's right. >> i am proud to be a black woman. i think the two greatest things i ever did was give birth to a set of twins. i am proud of that, but i also know i am fortunate to have them be five years old and i am still alive in their life. according to our national data, three to four times a black woman dies from pregnancy related preventable deaths. in iowa, six times. that's why i feel fortunate. my question to you and your administration is, what does that look like? how do you work on reproductive justice issues in this country, because women are being hit, and what do you do to save our lives? we are dying and we need that support. we need to live. sen. kl

tell you one thing, minneapolis-st. paul if we get a chance. liz: same in jersey. >> absolutely. if you look at valuations after strong 2019. certainly testing some bounds here. corporate profits relative to index levels. there is a big gap back like we saw in 1999. i think that should have investors nervous. with that being said, you do have an engaged central bank. we are relatively optimistic on the markets. we're being cautious with our chips. the areas we do like, we do like banking. we do think that's a, been very well-underwritten and managed since the financial crisis. so that is an area we like. we are overweight corporate credit in general. despite, that there are signs of irrational exuberance. at the end of the day we think 2020 will not be as good as 201019. liz: what is lowest you bo for credit? double a minus? you tell me? >> we do go all the way down into the spectrum into high yield but, liz, we have the lowest weighting we have in high yield in the last decade. liz: really? >> we're overweight in corporate

this is what it feels like to wake up in minneapolis, st. paul, 15 below. 26 in sioux falls.hat frigid air is moving eastward. not as cold, but be ready for a cold shot of winter if you're in new york, boston or perhaps my hometown. >> it would be january, wouldn't it? >> that's what it says. >> derek, thank you. >>> well, heavy rains are bringing relief to areas in australia devastated by bush fires and a much needed break from hot and dry conditions. firefighters in new south wales have taken the opportunity to strengthen containment lines now. but the rain is also causing problems such as flash floods and power outages. li lynda kincade reports. >> reporter: the intense blazes that have been burning since september. where fires once burned now puddles. it provided a badly needed break from the korching conditions. thirsty animals ventured out for a drink. water so scarce has come down in a deluge with some new places around the queensland border getting up to 250 millimeter of rain in a 24-hour period. residents are thankful for the help from above. >> we're thrilled. so r

. >> this is from the st. paul, minnesota stop.elp her. >> what is also key with this tour is what we are saying to ourselves. you talk about beating yourself up. you talked about recently having anxiety in your spirit. how the thursday coincide with what we're learning and teaching on these? >> what hatches is when -- this is what i've learned. whenever you're out teaching and preaching something, the thing shows up in your life to say did you really get it? so you're not just proselytizing, but how you're actually living what you're saying. so, you know, whenever i am in any kind of anguish or disturbance or challenge, i go in. i don't ask the thing out here. i go in and sit with myself. i call it, you know, i have a come to jesus talk with myself. >> we know that line. the come to jesus moment. the ah-ha moment, the oprah moment. >> when i'm out there, it feels like i'm exactly where i'm supposed to be, because i'm at a stage in my life now where i don't need or want for anything. it really is about using my life in a purposeful

but in st. paul, indiana, here's what it looked like yesterday with freezing rain and some difficult issues there and snow flying as well. all right, snow wrapping around, we still have winter weather advisories out. temperatures around the freezing mark. there are areas of black ice in the northeast this morning and then some rains expected today across parts of the south as the southern jetstream gets into >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisa argen. you can see cloud cover here and wet golden gate bridge. rain is ending, partly cloudy afternoon. dry for the week ahead. temperatures cool with northwesterly winds on the coast. 58 downtown, 62 in concord. low 60s in the south bay, a little cooler tonight. more sun tomorrow with a gradual warming trend. >>> it's that time of year where i continue my education at the steamboat weather and climate summit. and as you guys know, i don't have much retention so it's important i come every year to solidify that knowledge to bring it to our viewers. and luck woul

st. paul but of course the trial a century, it brought him national recognition. turned out later that trump had that cohen had, suborned perjury on the part of the principal witness against rosenberg news brings us, that is exposed. and sam roberts book the brother, the glatt clean glass was missus rosenberg news brother. and when he took great glee in the execution of the rosenberg. he said if i'd been there, would've pulled the switch myself. anyway his anti-communist stance, attracted them to the archdiocese which was very powerful politically. the diocese recommended j edgar uber and jed your uber know about them anyway did and he got a special job as special counsel, the attorney general in washington. and then uber recommended him to mccarthy worried and his was bobby kennedy who was on the staff of the senate select committee. coinage developed and later claimed the kennedy had a grudge against him. and so he became on the backs of the rosenberg case and on the backs of the rosenberg news he became chief counsel for senator mccarthy. >> good morning. the d

conditions are grounding flights in florida, delays and cancellations are piling up at the minneapolis st. paul international airport as crews work around the clock to clear those runways. >> when people come out here to plow the snow, they don't leave until the storm ends. they have bunk beds, they eat at the airport, sleep at the airport, so we can make sure they're available to plow those runways and keep the airport operating safely and efficiently. >> and ice and snow are blanketing highways just outside of flint, michigan, an suv rolled over right here on the side of the road, then flipped over a curb. freeways and other states are closed. joining me now is msnbc meteorologist bonnie snider, what can we expect today. >> this is on the move, and we have 117 million americans under an alert. you'll see the snow to rain mix is working cross the great lakes right now. we have plenty of rain in advance of the system. the warm air producing rain is a key factor in energizing and making the storm more potent. as we go further, you'll see these advisories extend pretty far to the east, 117 millio

guest: if st. paul were here, he would look at this debate and say it is silly and pointless. the idea that the president should be impeached -- if you read the article, the case is he should be impeached because he is a bad influence on christianity. if donald trump is everything christianity today claims, they should look in the mirror and say, we as the shepherds, how did we fall down on the job that such a ne'er-do-well was able to take advantage of the church like this? it is a self condemning piece. there were a lot of people that were convicted and righteous in faith that came to the defense of the president. they need to look at some of the people they signed the list with like apollo white, a complete sham artist, probably should be in prison for shaking people down for finances with the fake prosperity gospel. we should have let chuck grassley investigate those tax 15 years ago. paul would look at each side and say, he is a political candidate. in a few years he will be gone. one where the other. christianity remains. what are you doing for the integrity of the faith

and some history being made in melbourne to newsies on st paul has become the 1st arab woman to reach a grand slam quarter final hours after the straight sets victory of the one trial of china. i mean i'm a quarterfinals for the 1st time and trying to inspire many many young generation back home either in tunisia on or the arabic word or especially in africa which is amazing. and i mean it's not impossible i made it so and i'm like i said before. been practicing in tunisia from from the age of 3 to 16 or 17 in the men's draw 20 time grand slam winner roger federer is on course to his 7th title still in melbourne the swiss player through to the quarter finals got a bit of a shaky start to drop the opening sets in this 4th round match against hungary's massenet's the church about 38 year old for back to win in 4 sets. federer will face american and this summer and in the last. he was not going to be a baseball player that's for sure. with that name. it's unreal actually. now i'm looking forward to playing against him i've never played against tennis and. played a lot of tennis in my lif

. >> host: mode in st. paulminnesota good evening moe. >> caller: are you -- i would like to know why the trial is being done for a crime and nothings become of it that smelly question. >> host: could you explain what you mean by that question? >> it sounds like the sentence and the house republicans came to trial saying that the presidents did not make any wrongs. so in the last 24 hours, durso which made the same thing that if he committed, it's still not a crime. it sounds like we are running with that talking point right now. are we saying that even if the crime happens, it's still not a crime? >> host: have you been following this process but it closely? >> caller: i have been. >> host: what have you learned? >> caller: i have learned exactly that we are saying that something did not happen. and now if it did happen, nothing should become of it. as of right now, what i'm honestly seeing as we are literally fighting for the separation of powers -- as and if this goes through as it is, here on forward it soun

i will close with words from st. paul, in his first letter to the corinthians.the courageous, be strong, do everything in love." muchas gracias. [speaking in foreign language] thank you so much. now, let us march for life. [cheering] >> awesome job. thank you so much. i have to give a quick shout out to another teenager who is turning 16 today, my niece. mary. if everyone could give it up for mary, who is sweet 16 is today. happy birthday. our next guest is the founder and executive director of new mexico alliance for life, cofounder of sidewalk advocates for life, and cochair of natives for life. she has been involved in the pro-life movement for 15 years and is working to foster a culture of life across new mexico. please welcome to the stage alisa martinez. >> thank you so much for the introduction. thank you for having me. it is one of the greatest honors of my career to be before this crowd. we are here to remind america, and everyone listening around the world what we believe and what we know to be true. that every life is a precious gift from god. i live

st. vincent de paul, all thingshat acons rk s pewith in the parish. then woe also work with the jail ministries and things of that nature or the homeless centers and all for the archdiocese. >> 40% or 50% of these men are holding down full-time jobs, as well. >> almost everybody is the wive are working too and still putting in these hours above and beyond, and they are thoughts compensated for this. >> we thank you for your service. >> let's take a brief break. we'll come back and have one more session of talk and find out what the deacons are do [piano playing slow tune] announcer: don't wait. communicate. make your emergency plan today. >>> hello. welcome back. we're having an enjoyable combination with mike. i didn't ask you for your full title at the archdiocese where you work. >> i'm the director of the de act that ministry and life. >> and i take theit that means deacons have a ministry and they also hoof a life. >> right. >> how mean deacons in the archdiocese? >> this is always an excellent question. we have 110 in card nateed in the archdioce

st. vincent de8 paul,llion. charities have been accused of drip feeding donations and stockpiling money for future emergencies. here is a government minister from new south wales. >> the money is sitting in a bank account and earning intere so theyan do their marketing and administration. bux the red css defendant -- >> the red cross defense their process, saying it is their plan now -- we ao know it costs 5 million australian dollars tome keep ourency teams in the field to respond to the fires that are ongoing and will burn until at least march. that is when bushfire season in australia usually runs until. the red cross also says, we need to retain some t funds so wh world's attention turns away and his story moves on, localso not feel left behind. let's hear a little from a news organization, nine news >> this is for bushfires, not holdg back for other sasters. >> articles here. this is from unilad. criticizing the red cross for using some of the donations for administration costs. the red cross, they say inst

st. peter and paul church here in north beach. it's one of several anti-abortion events happening in the lead-up to tomorrow's big march. bay area churches hold prayer vigils the night before the walk for life in san francisco. >> i'm cominghe vigil tonight to speak for the voiceless, you know, those who don't have the right to say if they deserve life or not. >> i think it's important that nowadays we particularly sensitive to life in all its aspects. >> reporter: at the annual anti-abortion rally in washington, d.c., president donald trump addressed the crowd, the first sitting president to ever join the rally in person. >> today as president of the united states, i am truly proud to stand with you. >> reporter: an appearance that is generating excitement. >> i think it's phenomenal. i'm very glad that we have a president, you know, speaking up for that right to life. >> reporter: the trump administration is also taking aim at california's law requiring private insurance companies to cover abortion, threatening to withhold feder

st. paul in minnesota has an initiative to get at this. it is too soon to know whether it is working, but we are looking at that to say what are the policies that will get at the challenges? >> likely to say to answer those concerns of millennials, a federal embrace dealing with affordable housing and public housing would be an important asset for them? >> it could be. the particular program would be important. >> as well as the fact that continuing to have tax cuts for the rich doesn't help them either. >> it is a bigger picture question, affects the overall economy and affects different people differently. >> let me close this for the record. the cbo was started in 1974. a few short years ago. have you thought of the question of the african-american community in particular, and the long-term impact -- maybe this will be your research i will get of theth you on this -- unpaid history of slavery, so that the cbo will consider it reparations in terms of a commission that would even study what the long-term impact is in light of the sharp di

this first one from lawrence in st. paul, minnesota. in germany, a few months after the fall of the wall i recall was discussion on win exposed to the west how angry former east germans were over the lies and deceit by their former government, and this text from bill in connecticut, my father was a prisoner of war in germany, now is translated and performed there. it was the nonviolence and joy of the moment that was awesome. bill also sending a text with a picture from the french sector in berlin, dated in 1964. you can see what appears to be that first iteration of the berlin wall in that picture of the french sector, the berlin wall obviously took on several different iterations before it became the 12 foot high concrete barriers that are here at the newseum, before the wall became to come down that night november 9, 1989. robert is next out of tuscaloosa, alabama. robert, thanks for waiting. >> i want to give you a different perspective, sir. i am an african descendents, my folks were brought to the united states. that is so hypocri

pete: i spent a lot of time listening in minneapolis/st. paul. dean: i was already 30 years old.o move on to additional news on sunday, start with a fox news alert. thousands of iranians taking to the streets after the regime admits the shooting down of a ukraine january passenger plane. lisa: president trump calling the protesters brave. dean: rick leventhal is live in jerusalem as we hear from israel's prime minister on the strike. rick. >> reporter: good morning. the days of angry denials are over, and now we're seeing those massive protests against the iranian government after it finally admits shooting down that ukrainian passenger plane by mistake. it started out as candlelight vigils for 16 student victims on the plane, and now it's turned into massive demonstrations with chants of "death to the dictator" and "depth to liars," demanding the ayatollah step down and those responsible for the tragedy be fired and put on trial. met by security forces in riot gear, they fired tear gas and beat some in the crowd. at least six wounded. iran was on high alert for incoming retaliat