that is a big picture thing, but somebody has to worry about the nation as a whole. aces like m.i.t. and others are a fundamental part of that big picture. clearly our is responsibility to talk to them, to explain to them how important we are to the nation. tom: brokers have told us about kendall square. they say it might be the priciest real estate on the east coast per square foot. earlier this year, you bought a 14-acre parcel there for $750 million to do all kinds of things with it. mixed use, they call it. that money came from the endowment. is that an unconventional use of the money? president reif: this is an investment for the endowment, clearly, and i believe the investment will produce returns, believehe same time, i conventionally in the system. we need the ecosystem of the area to keep bringing the right , to give graduates places to go to start their businesses and hire people and so forth. we have to provide that type of tunityment, and the to get that space so close to us comes one time in history, so it would not want to be missed. of course we wanted

the whole. the first time the whole nation banned from the olympics and this is this is very pro for the sport for russia but don't put this approach on the olympics and the olympics. the u.k. has announced that donald trump will be visiting britain in the second half of the year and a trump activists have vowed to stage a huge protest when he arrives but the u.s. president seems unfazed i think a lot of the people in your country like what i stand for they respect what i stand to lose if i don't stand for tough border are going to come to those who don't what do you say to them i don't care i don't care it's just one of those things i don't i don't say anything you know why because i don't care the u.s. latest trip to the u.k. had originally been planned for february this year for the opening of the new u.s. embassy in london however trump counseled the visit citing his dislike of the new building not easy so ali looks at how the u.k. and the u.s. failed to find common ground in two thousand and seventeen and whether this year might be any better the u.k. prime minister to reason may has invited

of course, the whole nation will hurt with this perception that we are not as welcoming as we used to the world is competitive, and there are opportunities elsewhere. when i came, the option was unquestionably, if you want to be in a land of opportunity where they welcome talent from all over the world, the place is america. there was no question about it, m.i.t. or stanford. america was the place. right now, the perception is something has changed. yes, i have heard also the anecdotes -- tom: anecdotes of people that may have come to m.i.t.? president reif: that may have come to m.i.t. in other times and also anecdotes of having significant difficulty getting here. some people we are recruiting to start september 1 and visas got so delayed. also, they are anecdotes. i cannot quantify them. this is something that was not there before. tom: talk to me about how this changes the american technology workforce. president reif: it is serious stuff. we are very proud of our nobel laureates. our american nobel laureates, look where they were born. just pay attention to that. tom: everywhere,

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supposed to be banned from the olympics but not the whole it's the first time the whole nation gets banned from the olympics and this is this is very pro for the sport for sure but don't but this on the olympics then the olympics are gone. we're turning now to our breaking news story but taliban says it was behind an explosion that killed at least forty people and wounded one hundred forty others in the afghan capital kabul that's according to reports citing health ministry officials well it's now cross live to local journalist belongs the worry and he joins us now with the latest double our thank you for joining us what do we know so far about the situation. mickey unfortunately the numbers have gone we are being told by police and intelligence sources that at least fifty six people are now confirmed killed in at least one hundred seventy people were wounded this was an attack according to counterterrorism officials in the heart of the city in a very very crowded part of kabul close for close to the hospital close to the counterterrorism tatic trade close to intelligence facilities and no

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. >> the whole nation is going to see her passion, my passion and we're going to join in our passion against. the patriots. >> go eagles. >> cheese steak versus chowder. it's also good. why we deserve to win. >> this is a shot of redemption. spygate and all the championships that came after. there was talk of bad behavior. some of it fair accusations. . >> some of the things i saw on vid e owe over the weekend was not pleasant and should not happen. >> the vast majority of us are decent folks that just want to support our squad. we will behave well in myrtle beach aminnesota. let's face it most of america agrees we have had enough of tom brady and bill belichick. >> tom has huff rings. he doesn't need another ring. >> this is our time to shine. this is the eagles. we got this. >> we do got this and will have a trophy and the end of an era in new england. >> go eagles. we really want it. we want it bad. >> i agree. i think we're going to run the ball all over the patriots and they are going to rattle tom brady. the greatest marry of all time. this is the year that he will not have that

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. >> i think at this point the whole nation is rooting for the eagles except new england. >> my cousin? boston were mess messaging me last night, go away, you're finished. >> and take a look this morning, daily news is having a lot of fun with the eagles underdog label. dog faces posted over eagles quarterback jaylen mills with the headline best in show. >> nick foles gets the headline foles speed ahead. shows the quarterback react to go his 53-yard touchdown pass to alshon jeffrey. >> remember it worked so well last week, the eagles owner jeffrey lurie did it again, after winning the nfc championship, lure did i his victory dance in the eagles lockerroom, again just like last week some of the eagles joined in. >> needs to tech us that dance again, the jeffrey. because i didn't catch all of the moves last week, i don't think it is hard to master. >> no, but i think there is some expertise involved there, clearly. >> last night some vandalism did march some of the celebrations in the sit. >> i where rowdy eagles fans took to the streets to paint dozen cars green. also, have this. >> did

manual macron said any time a citizen is attacked because of his age, appearance, or religion, the whole nationas been attacked. appeals court will today confirm whether the national railway operator was guilty of discriminating against some 800 moroccan workers in the 1970's. they were ordered to pay a fine of 150 millilion euros in 2015 t appealed the decision. we have the details. -- forover one decade decades, a group of retired rail workers for morocco have been fighting for justice. and france, they accuse the french national railway operator of discrimination. manager98, a station went to see my colleagues. he said, you work as much as we do, you do the same job. you are treated differently. money,not figighting for but for dignity of moroccan workers. >> after coming to francncin the 1970's, the men were hired as private contractors by the national railway company but were denied status and the benefits that came with it. they said they were deliberately held back in their careers. in 2015, court-ordered the railway to pay damages to some 800 moroccan workers, but the company appealed.

supposed to be banned from the olympics but not the whole team it's the first time the whole nation gets banned from the olympics and this is this is very proud for the sport for sure but don't but this on the olympics then the olympics are. u.k. is announced donald trump will be visiting britain in the second half of the year despite activists vowing to stage a huge protest when he arrives the president himself seems unfazed i think a lot of the people in your country like what i stand for they respect what i say and those who don't stand for tough border are going to come to that now but to those who don't what do you say to them i don't care i don't care it's just one of those things i don't i don't say anything you know why because i don't care. visit hand originally been planned for the next month so he could officially open the new us embassy in london the president counseled the trip claiming he wasn't happy about the embassies me he's been looking at how the you can the u.s. failed to find common ground in two thousand and seventeen the u.k. prime minister to resign may has invit

of many minorities in my views, and the armed forces should be representative, and represent the whole nationn the time frame of this government, we have seen the numberof women, for example, in one star postings and above, increase from ten to 20, and it is one that we have opened up every single role in the armed forces as well. tobias ellwood. meanwhile, mps have urged the defence secretary, gavin williamson, to do more to protect the armed forces from further cutbacks. included as part of the government's wide—ranging national security capabilities review, or nscr, is a study of current defence spending. answering an urgent question, the defence secretary insisted "hard work" was taking place to ensure the "right resources" were in place to combat the threats facing the uk. i can assure the house that as long as i am defence secretary, we will develop and sustain the capabilities necessary to maintain continuous at the nuclear deterrence, a carrier force able to strike anywhere on the globe, and the armed forces necessary to protect the knot at frantic, protect europe, and makes that we c

well, the whole nation learned to say tua tagovailoa tonight. the hawaii national. direct snap to nicole hardiman and then we've got the touch down pass it looks like to tua tagovailoa in the game. and down the field jake frond, and georgia, tua, again he came in the third quarter flings is lefty on fourth and forward calvin ridley and tied at 20. running hard late in the fourth and 54 yards on six carries setting up what should be the game winning field goal. but andy pulls it left so they go to overtime. second in a mile for a tie. tua tagovailoa. devante smith, and this game is over. alabama beats georgia to win the national championship. 26-23 in over time. wow. the date was january 8, 1998, exactly 20 years ago today. tomorrow he takes over the silver and black once again. let us stroll down memory again, shall we. gruden was only 30 years old, he traded gruden to the tampa bay buccaneers. here's chucky circa 1998. >> the older player is always a little bit leery. but i always bring up how old they are so they stop getting on my case. but i know i got to earn t

wants relations between the north and the salty prove it's origin it's an important thing that the whole nation should solve by coming together anything that provokes either side to creates obstacles to enough occasion should completely stop. and i think that the winter olympics which will take place in south korea are a good chance to show the world a good image of our nation since i'm korean it's natural for me to want to congratulate my fellow koreans for this happy event and i hope that our fleets from the north and south can do well and be successful in doing on the morning i came here to see north korean people and how they live today i hope the talks today go well and it will be a good opportunity to find a win win situation for both countries. let's speak to kathy novak our correspondent in seoul kathy tell us more first about who was in today's meeting and how much of a breakthrough is this. well there you have the point people from either side of the border when it comes to enter korean relations so from the south korean side the unification minister and then his north korean counterp

the whole nation will hurt with this perception. the question was you wanted to be where the opportunities were, the place was america. there was no question about that. these institutions were in america. right now the perception is this has changed. yes, i've heard all sorts of an it notes. anecdotes from people who may have come to m.i.t.? >> may have come to m.i.t. another time and also significant difficulty getting here. and we are recruiting to start september 1 and also anecdotes, i cannot quantify them, but this is something that -- >> long-term talk to me about how it changes the american workforce here it what does it look like a decade from now, two decades if this continues? >> it is serious stuff here it if you look at -- go and look at -- looke very proud of where they are born. >> everywhere, right? everywhere else, but they benefit from the fact that they noble lower u.s. yet, but they came from somewhere else. look at many of the technology meters in the new companies, the startups that don't lead in enterprises as

facts, it is necessary to say that not only has the negro re-evaluated his own intrinsic worth, the whole nation has come a long, long way in extending the frontiers of civil rights. i would like to mention just a few things that have happened in our country which reveal this. fifty years ago, or even 25 years ago, a year hardly passed when numerous negroes were not brutally lynched by some vicious mob. fortunately, lynchings have about ceased today. if one would go back to the turn of the century, you would find that in the southern part of the united states you had very few negroes registered to vote. by 1948, that number had leaped to about 750,000; 1960, it had leaped to 1,200,000. and when we went into the presidential election just a few weeks ago, that number had leaped to more than two million. we went into that election with more than two million negroes registered to vote in the south, which meant that we in the civil rights movement, by working hard, have been able to add more than 800,000 new negroes as registered voters in thehe last three e years. this reveaeals that we have e e st

and then his final point, and this is the whole purpose of this speech, was the national defense strategy, working on this for months here, was to look over the horizon at new

that we believe that the d.r.e.a.m.ers deserve this protection, i think, highlighted it for the whole nation. the nation now, a vast majority, is in favor of providing the d.r.e.a.m.ers with a path to citizenship. they're aware of the plight of these young children here brought through no choice of their own. >> they didn't think shutting the government down was worth it. at the end of the day, that's what the country thought, that we didn't think the gambit worked. >> let's get one thing. there's no such thing as a good shutdown. nobody wanted it except maybe the president called it a good shutdown. opening the government was a common goal, and we have common goals now of going forward and holding the majority leader accountable. he must keep his promise that was made on the floor of the senate in everybody's view several times, and that provides a by sasis for going forward. >> yeah, listen. i'm sure he'll keep his promise but the devil's in the details. are you going to have to give president trump his funding for his border wall in order to get a deal? >> a border wall is a waste of mone

the whole nation is pretty cold at least the whole eastern half international falls 26 degrees.etroit 20. philadelphia 26. raleigh 27. not. better. but at least it's warmer in philadelphia than it is in atlanta where it's only 25. new orleans 35. i mean this is some cold cold air. the good news is, we are going to rebound. our jet stream will be lifting to the north over the next couple of days as we head into the weekend. and that means not just temperatures in the 30s or the 40s. we'll go back into the 50s in time for the eagles game. so overnight tonight philadelphia around 20. nine in the poconos. 15 in pottstow. 18 in wilmington and millville and wildwood and even atlantic city. and reading 15 lancaster 16. wrightstown 16. as we look at the wind chills come tomorrow morning we'll feel like three in the poconos. eight in pottstown and 13 in philadelphia. so even though there's not much wind it's cold out there and the combination of the two will make it cold on your way out the door and at the bus stop make sure that the kids definitely dress for winter and anything that mel

it is urgent and important thing that the whole nation should solve. anything that provokes other side creates obstacles should completely stop. >> reporter: absent from the language in the statement, any mention of north korea's nuclear or missile programs. according to experts we might be seeing the first movement in years. >>> after a wets couple of days where getting a break the next few days. >> three inches to five inches reported. our north bay held up well. but a flash flood and watch flash flood that watch in place. we have been so dry that our soil was able to take in all of the water. we are getting a break in we have a few scattered showers in the forecast for tonight and tomorrow. i will show you that the future cast model. temperatures are now, 54 san francisco, oakland 56, san jose 55. all the cloud cover still overhead. if you peaks of blue. here is it look at storm tracker , we are winding down. if you areas reporting a little bit of mist and drizzle with a few sprinkles. not completely out of the question. we continue to watch the main

it's an important thing the whole nation should solve by coming together. anything that provokes either side or creates obstacles to reunification should completely stop. >> reporter: absent from the language in the statement after the meanings, any mention about korea's nuclear or missile programs. still, we may be singing the first movement in years. >> the rain kept me up a little bit last night. 4.5 inches at my house. it seems like a lot of people had similar totals across the bay area. >> the national weather service tweeted out a seven-day total. if you think back to the weaker storm last week. up to 8 inches of rain falling in higher elevations. we definitely needed it and that's all good news. let's take a look at some of those rainfall amounts from the last 24 hours. cazadero coming in just shy of six inches. boulder creek, five inches. a little more than 7/10 reported there. santa cruz, more than three inches. alameda, almost 3 1/2 inches. san francisco almost 3 1/2. san jose got in on this pick it looks like 1.70 inches. mill valley, more than 4

progressives the way we say we are, though we may disagree with exactly how that plays out, the whole nation is watching this and how we treat this mayor and i implore you to stick to the charter and do what's right and keep our mayor in place, otherwise we have the risk of having, what, four mayors in six months? i don't know how that gives stability to our great city. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please? >> i'm jermaine odney. i will tell you basically what i saw. i saw jerry brown. before that, gonzalez ran against newsom. that was the most heated campaign i've seen inside this city. they were both really, really nice men and they supported gavin newsom and won. very close friend of mine and then after that, we ran against medgar naldo. we had no problems. and we going again now for the state of california. you are qualified to be the mayor of san francisco. we don't have to build any underground railroad to get away, okay? saw a ceremony and there was only a handful of people. that's not the situation right now. right now, we are going to make history.

he spoke for the whole nation, perhaps thinking of brexit, he still does. [laughter] thank you. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> this, i have to read these questions. more important, i have to answer them. [laughter] what is your favorite korda family motion picture. that, of course, is a question i had not expected and is -- [laughter] is difficult to answer. the kordas made many, many movies. my uncle alexander made his first movie in august of 1914 when he was 21 years old and never stopped making movies all of his life until his death in 1956. i think that there are corps that movies -- korda movies, many of them, but that there's a big difference between the movies that my uncle alex produced and those he produced and directed. and an even bigger and more important group of movies which had the contribution of all the three brothers; or that is to say, they were produced by my uncle al section. my -- alex, my other uncle worked on them as the directer or the cutter, and my father did the art direction. so that's a smaller slice of the pie than the whole pie. and i like to think

the united nations. it was a shock. america had russia wrapped around it's little-- little pinky through the whole '90s. thing you told us. and we were eager to do more and more. the whole nation-- russian nation was like, "tell us what else we can do to please you. we want to be like you. we love you." and then in 1999, bam. you bomb yugoslavia. and that was the end of it. in a minute, in one day. and that's when you lost us, unfortunately. >> stahl: tensions between our two countries have only grown, leading up to the 2016 election, during which rt was accused of going out of its way to delegitimize hillary clinton. >> guest: secretary clinton has engaged in behavior that is criminal, that anybody else would be going to jail for. >> roger stone: hillary clinton has bitten, kicked, punched, scratched and thrown hard objects at her husband. >> host: we ask julian assange whether he has the email that could put hillary clinton in prison. >> stahl: rt's most popular segment about candidate clinton, with over 10 million views online, vilified her as hopelessly corrupt: >> host: so, in 2015, 96% of the clint

they fired tomorrow landry, and the whole cowboy nation was upset. we go 1-15. everybody was saying, i told you so. just like the guy about me, i told you so. then, all of a sudden, we come together. i think we had this belief that jimmy and jerry and our coaching staff knew who we were doing. we building something special if we could keep this on, we could do this for a long time. jimmy made sure all of our practices were just as tough as any game we played in. that was a fact. when we walked on to a football field, we didn't feel like we were going into a knockdown draggout fight. we were actually knocking people out along the way. we knew when the 3rd and 4th quarter came around, we had so much talent we were throwing at you, you couldn't hold it up. >> i told you so. look at emmitt smith's life now. i told you so really emanates. >> enjoy the manhattan experience of the rooftop lounge 30 floors above is the oasis overlooking the chrysler building. there is a lot o [music] >> portions of the james brown show are brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save y

but when the challenger event happened, we all, the whole nation sort of stopped and listen to reaganpeak to us. he was able to command the pulpit of the presidency both because of the national tragedy but because he did the thing a president normally does. you run to divide the country in the general and try to unify from day one and say i want to be everyone's president. donald trump has done the oops. he's essentially remained the way he was in the primary the entire time. because he is the person dividing the country, it becomes very difficult for him to also be the person to unify the country or to call for unity when it seems the unity he wants is unanimity in complete supporting donald trump. it's an almost impossible tachk. you have a lot of people who will not listen. you're going to have a lot of people that are on the other side of the aisle that won't listen to him. he won't have access to them. he has a tendency to speak to his base. steven miller helped write the speech. one piece of advice would have had to have happeneded already. don't have steven miller create the sp

hasourse, the whole nation this perception that we are not as wealthy as we used to be. world is competitive, and there are opportunities elsewhere. the time i came, the option was unquestionably, if you want to be in the land of opportunity, where they work and everyone is coming from all over the world, there is no question about that, whether it is m.i.t. or stanford. -- these institutions institutions were in america. but now that perception has changed, so yes, i have heard anecdotes along those lines as well. >> anecdotes of people who may come to m.i.t.? m.i.t., ine come to other times. and also anecdotes of having significant difficulty getting here. some people we are recruiting to start on september 1, their visa sort ofyed -- all anecdotes that i cannot quantify. this is something that was not there before. long-term, if these things we are talking about gain traction, how does that change the american technology workforce? decadees it look like a from now, two decades if this continues? rafael: this is serious stuff. our nobley proud of laureates. look at wher

want to bring people and based on their ability to contribute to the economy, to stay productive citizens and to uplift the nation as a whole. you think about our current system of chain migration. over the last ten years we've admitted about 10 million people through our chain migration system. to understand how many people that is, you're talking about every hour that's about the size of a high school auditorium. every day it's the size of a large high school. every week a small city. every month the medium to average size city. every year a very large city, a city the size of washington, d.c., or san francisco. every single you're just there chain migration. what is the effective out on taxpayers? what is the upper left effect of that on wage earners? >> tucker: and that's illegal. >> that's just folks coming in on green cards through chain migration. >> tucker: i always ask this question of proponents of immigration, including of illegal immigration. what is the ideal number of immigrants, people from other countries, moving her every year? >> oftentimes they will have an answer to that question. >> tucker: what's your

i cannot suspect anything because the information is no there for this but the whole assessing nation and it wasn't isis initially through months of very many other killings which happened in the last two decades in the region of formula southern in course it was well one has to remember that all they were had just about two weeks ago warrant that kosovo is in stable mostly because of the activities of organized crime groups which were told the right thing by the authorities and not only by the albanian authorities in priester and the serbian authorities in belgrade but as many critics say mostly overlooked by the international presence there by k for you lax and other international missions hooves prime concern was always to keep stability and avoid any risks for people around the world who are watching and want to know what is going on in that part of the world i mean talk to me a little bit about relations between kosovo and serbia today and how they've been basically since one nine hundred eighty nine hundred ninety eight nine hundred ninety nine. you know both the kosovo albanian

speaking foreign language] >> while the american troops are in afghanistan, i think it's the nation of the whole world to make sure afghanistan is a mission for us as a neighboring country to see that peace prevails in afghanistan. speaking foreign language] >> mr. president, so far we provided some humanitarian technical support to afghanistan worth $75 million u.s. dollars ut we have trained civilians that they can't get trained in afghanistan. [speaking foreign language] >> we will discuss later the issue on afghanistan. speaking foreign language] >> we spoke about other international issues and we spoke about north korea issue. speaking foreign language] >> and you probably know that kazakhstan was a country that possessed the fourth largest nuclear arsenal in the world but we decided to give up nuclear weapon and shot down the largest nuclear test site in the world and kazakhstan has the moral right to talk to the nations that are seeking nuclear weapons and this is the way we are talking to iran and this is the way we will be talking to north korea. speaking foreign language] >> i think th

i thought the whole nation oversle pt, nice. you were, it was tipping it down! it was nice in the morning. it doesn't look good in many places, does it, matt? some wet and windy weather on the way. mainly dominating the southern half of the uk. it will be a little bit wet at times further north as well but there is lots of cloud over the atlantic. this will be a particular it stormy area of low pressure heading in the night but at the moment you can see the cloud pushing into the west. still some showers in eastern areas, so some sunshine this morning but cloud running in from the west. while it isa dry running in from the west. while it is a dry and frosty start towards the north—east of scotland, towards the north—east of scotland, towards the west by the time we hit 8am in be rain starting to fall. wet morning commute in northern ireland, some of that rain heavy at times, as it will be towards the north of wales and mid wales as well. try to begin with, the best of any sunshine towards easternmost counties. in the far south—we

. >>> now, jimmy asked for, do it really fast, the whole nation wants this but at half time of the gameother night they played it like this . >> ♪ fly eagles fly >> it is interesting, they don't want to mess witt on the field. on the super bowl they have a performance in center field they were off in the corner. >> you know what, i liked it better. >> they didn't have time to put up an elaborate stage. >> at lee they had background. >> it was good. >> it sounded good for national audience, sometimes it is funky. >> dit air on tv. >> yeah, there were portions of it. >> portions. >> of course, we had to hear from howie and all those people. >> megan if you get a chance, we didn't have enough time yesterday to put up the whole fox network team, the tv guys, they were at geno's steaks. >> they were. >> all of them. >> thank you for the money. >> yes. >> i didn't put this thing up what are you doing over there. >> all right. here's an interesting question for twitter, real simple. when are you considered an adult. i know legally it is 18, 21 but really, we found a survey provide by a scienti

. >> no dienials that the presidet said he would rather have folks from norway than the whole/house nations in africa. which is why some is calling the words racist to begin with. the president seeing no problem on that front. >> i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. >> i'm not a racist. >> people have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. i'm not a crook. >> and bill clinton who said. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> nixon kind of was and clinton kind of did. as for president trump. president trump himself saidhon memory of dr. martin luther king. the president chose a different course, a golf course. his 95th day at one of his golf resorts. jeff, president trump just arrived back there from his resort in palm beach. does the white house really think this house not hole defense which is sort of breathtaking in its audacity, do they think it will work? >> reporter: it's breathtaking. we tried to ask the president that very question as he was arriving here a few moments ago. it's an odd question to ask the president o

too skewedt with too, a ratio and the whole nation watching. ink i am rethinking violence a little bit and a lot of black leaders have talked about slavery is violence. black people are the most vulnerable to the brunt of that violence. in even -- i think it's at the kelly -- she has this great quote where she says we have wereat war ever since we put in bondage. the war has been ongoing since the first person was in slave. -- was enslaved. looking at political violence and how we examine slavery as violence -- a lot of these cases, it's not so much free labor. it's anti-blackness and not wanting black people in the territory, not wanting black people around them. when looking at how slavery is violence, it gives a new dimension talking about abolition, our black leaders well within their rights to retaliate? all of these arguments become getnsely important as we closer to the civil war. the violence is much more on the table. the violence has always been on the table. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] .> that is some fable the lastght, you get ques

what why are numbers down, mike >> you know, i would have to go straight to the whole national anthem issue at the beginning of the season i think that turned a lot of fans off and i think that there were several dialogues throughout the year, and i think that it got settled. for right now. i think that the nfl will continue to go forward i think the nfl will continue to gain momentum. coming from that, but i think with everything that you have going on in our country, you know, the whole kneeling process was not something that america looked upon favorably, and it showed in the television ratings. >> mike, most of us just - >> hopefully it's behind us and we can move forward. >> most of us just guess you're easably recognizable. have you had people come up and say i love you, i love football, but i'm not watching because of the anthems. have you heard that directly >> absolutely. absolutely and you know, it's understandable absolutely understandable. in our country, in this day and time and all the things that we have gone through, the military battle, the soldiers losing their lives

popularity of the slogan search shouting here like merkel must go actually mean that they want germany to be a model cultural society what we're hearing here is a form of german nationalism the whole corps long dead and gone i place because the envoy is here is a revival of extreme nationalism and maybe even national socialism this is more third preaching harris factions at its most suspicious most let's see if it is true why he did not make up comedy among the participants is a berlin member of the far right party alternative for germany the a.f.d. though he's not one of the organizers he's in the thick of it. with her or her to talk to her address the fact that an a.f.p. member is drumming up support for this xenophobic protest is very telling us that there are very close ties between the far right and they have days where the in essence they're a far right party and see for another it's not because i thought. that. some two hundred thousand jews live in germany today few if any of them are likely to have remained entirely untouched by anti semitism. what impact do such experiences have on their day to day lives here i'm still running around the city i'm doing all the things i w

it is an important thing that the whole nation should solve by coming together. hing that provokes either side or creates obstacles to reunification should completely stop. >> reporter: noticely absent from the language in the statement after the meetings, any mention of north korea's nuclear or missile programs. still according to experts here, we might be seeing the first movement in years. in seoul, south korea, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. let's check in with sal right now. sal, another morning of spin- outs and crashes out there. >> yeah. as a matter of fact, i'm looking at some of these things that we have going here. we still have the crash on 80 westbound at ashby that was there, mike and gasia. we also do have traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up all the way out to the maze. although today's commute is better than yesterday. yesterday it was actively raining throughout most of the commute. today it is just kind of wet from the rain that happened last night and part of this morning. you can see traffic on 880 northbound is slow. but th

they fired tomorrow landry, and the whole cowboy nation was upset. we go 1-15. ke the guy about me, i told you so. then, all of a sudden, we come together. i think we had this belief that jimmy and jerry and our coaching staff knew who we were doing. we building something special mere. if we could keep this on, we could do this for a long time. jimmy made sure all of our practices were just as tough as any game we played in. that was a fact. when we walked on to a football field, we didn't feel like we were going into a knockdown draggout fight. we were actually knocking people out along the way. we knew when the 3rd and 4th quarter came around, we had so much talent we were throwing at you, you couldn't hold it up. >> i told you so. look at emmitt smith's life now. i told you so really emanates. >> enjoy the manhattan experience of the rooftop lounge 30 floors above is the oasis overlooking the chrysler building. there is a lot o [music] >> portions of the james brown show are brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. visit

the penultimate round of sanctions against north korea it was televised i watched the whole thing i saw the western nations the you know again the sanctimonious nonsense. but then the chinese in the russians put out a plan and it was actually quite lengthy it was quite detailed and and it's still on the table and that is the way forward and that that table the u.s. can still sit if it so wishes go ahead charles. he has very interesting you mention this is the if you like the geo political backdrop to it because that is also on the show we say the micro level of the tactical level exactly what has caused this breakthrough if indeed it turns out to be that to take place the only reason why these talks have been able to take place in the first place is simply because south korea agreed to pressure the u.s. to postpone the big military exercises that were planned until after the olympics take place on the basis of those exercises being postponed and the north has made it quite clear about this those talks then take place so it's of course that's ironic in a way because of course the u.s. has constantly stated