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kim jong-un boosting about being able to hit u.s. cities and long been able to strike seoul and troops in south korea with traditional weapons. what makes you think this is going to do it? have you thought out the dangers of a military escalation with north korea? >> we, we have, why is this got a chance? because this is the toughest sanctions package against north korea in u.n. history. the fact that through the good offices of secretary tillerson and ambassador haley and the president, we not only have the ten temporary rotating members of the security council agree but we have the five permanent members, including russia and china agree means that they are completely without -- north korea and pyongyang have painted themselves into a corner and the only option they have now if they are rational is deescalate. >> let's talk more broadly about terror strategy, which is something you're directing for the wougs. most of the extremist inspired attacks on the west have little or no material or operational connection to isis. let's call it isis

protesters and police in the u.s. city of seattle rival pro free speech marches it comes a day. nationalist rally in virginia. children are being reunited with their relatives after a campaign to bring home russian speaking. followers. around the clock across the world this is our international from the team. welcome to the program we begin first this hour with breaking news from sierra leone where a mudslide near the capital freetown is believed killed at least three hundred twenty people with more trapped in their homes. or reports sixty children. it's believed that many of the. struck reducing. emergency crews are working at the scene where roads have been turned into rivers of mud but people struggling to get out we will of course keep you updated on the situation as it develops over the coming hours. tensions between rival proofread speech an anti hate rallies have boiled over in the u.s. city of seattle after police moved in with pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse protesters. i i. i i i i. i i. i the conservative rally was organized by a pro trump group called patr

for six years we have traveled to u.s. cities bring in the literary scene and historic sites to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits at c-span.org/citiestour. announcer: next, more concerning the announced the part of presidential strategists steve bannon. then c-span's conversation with tom price. after that comes up in court justice elena kagan on the influence of the first woman justice sandra day o'connor. first, we talk with a white house correspondent about the news today on steve bannon. >> john bennett is a correspondent for roll call. the other shoe has dropped, steve bannon is out. if he fired or did he leave on his own terms? john: i think it is pretty clear that mr. bannon was asked to leave the white house, you know, this is definitely the new chief of staff, general john kelly, this is his second big personnel move and it has his fingerprints all over it. it happened a little later than a lot of, even republican lawmakers wanted. they felt it needed to happen a little bit faster, earlier in the week after c

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headline >>> many major u.s. cities have banned texting while driving. we can't do it here in the bay area. sanford is considering a law considering texting and walking, if on the street and not paying attention it's dangerous for everyone. honolulu passed an ordinance that bans cell phone use by people crossing the street. >> that brings us to your question of the day, would you support a ban on walking and texting in the bay area. 36% say yes. 64% say no. >> joseph tweets, only when crossing streets. >> david says i ride a disability scooter and people always walk in to me, earphones in and looking at phones, dangerous and unsafe world. >> you see so many walk the to the streets. jeff weighed in and responded, it's impossible to create laws to protect the stupid. people will end up being criminals and stupid or possible darwin award winners. >> i remember a few years ago, cable car turn around, doing this story, i'm surprised more people are not injured by walking and texting on their phone. >> i probably do it ever now and then, i don't want someone t

ring to baltimore as the second u.s. city what the highest murder rates we spoke with baltimore city police department spokesman t.j. smith who lost his youngest brother to gun violence last month take a look. we get calls every day from local media and national media want to know what the homicide count is that homosexuality. is human beings have an equal stanleys that are connected to each other and yes number one seventy three was my brother deonte smith and it's still something that hurts the muscle a couple of days past when that incident occurred and it's tough but as i've done since i've been in baltimore. a mouthpiece we're not only the police but before the community and for the victims of our own crown baltimore mayor catherine pugh weighed in saying quote over six hundred shootings in less than a year in our city and something has to give in so we are trying to protect the citizens of our city and make sure that we curb the violence and our city baltimore city police commissioner kevin davis has created district ac

>> throughout the her, book to be in c-span two an american history to be on c-span three visit u.s. cities to tour their literary and historical sites to talk with authors. tonight i'm book tv on prime time will show you some of the stops we made. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this comes from lyrica three lyrics. when the plane crash happened in 1948 and the news reports one across the country, woody guthrie was in new york and one of the great rebel's folk iconse ideas. he heard the news report and he was upset at the omission of the names. he had traveled to the san joaquin valley's in the 30s and 40s so he was aware of theui fight of the migrant workers. he said that's no way to treat our brothers and sister so he wrote a poem. in his poem he attempts todignit restore the dignities of those passengers. he says goodbye to my juan, goodbye roe salida, you won't have a name when he read that big airplane, all they will call you as deportees. it was that phrase, it really caught my attention and i thought, is that all they will call us question that's my stord also. that's a piece i gravitat

there are cities in the u.s. which are actively doing this there are big companies in the u.s. based in the cities who are actively preferring renewable energy procurement over others so this provides a signal to the investors in power generation from renewables to invest more power generation increases the cities said with renewable electricity but there are other ways of doing it also and in the future would be going to see more and more rooftop solar in most countries with this decentralized system what we need is a grid system that's able to connect all of this understand what is happening with the electricity generation from the centralize units be able to buy power to the grid or so power from the grid to the household of that has sort of installed and this mob system will allow sort of demand side management is a very intelligent way of managing energy which will reduce the impact of energy but also i feel like the biggest problem will be how to change people's perceptions on you to colleges because you know people like you who are explaining it so wonderfully on your ten

there are similar protests happening in other u.s. citiesnd in front of the white house today. >>> north korea's threat to attack guam is getting mixed reaction from people on the island. >> joining us now by telephone is karen gale. karen, you lived in guam. i'm curious, what is it like being there right now and are people worried and are you worried? >> actually, no. nobody's worried. everything is going, it's a beautiful day on guam, it's gorgeous. we are just more upset about the erroneous news report about how many americans live on guam. but other than that it's a normal day. we get threats like this often. so we're used to it. we know the military's here. we know they'll protect us. so we're not worried at all. >> just for people who don't know, m.a.d. is the military defense system, corrected? >> that's correct. they're the ones that will prevent the missiles from hitting guam. they've got one in south korea, one in guam. we're pretty protected by the military. we always have been since they came back after guam was taken during worl

officials in the u.s. cityf minneapolis say firefighters are searching for two people, after a gas explosion caused part of an elementary school to collapse. authorities say six people were injured. it happened while contractors were working on gas equipment. a suicide bomber in afghanistan rammed a vehicle filled with explosives into a convoy. the attack took place -- nato conference casualties, but it remains unclear how many people were killed. pakistan's president has sworn it newly elected prime minister -- the prime minister into office. the party wants the new prime minister to serve as an inner leader. the coast guard has compounded an ngo quotes on suspicion it was helping illegal immigration. the incident took place just hours after the italian parliament voted to send navy into libyan waters as part of a plan to tackle people smuggling. >> the mission was rescuing migrants. the german activist ended up on the docks. the italian coast guard says it seized their vote because they are suspected of helpi

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>> throughout the year book to be on c-span two an american history to be in c-span three visit u.s. cities to tour their literary and historical sites and to talk with authors, tonight a book tv in prime time we want to show you some of the stops we made. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wendy guthrie lyrics, and the plane crash happened in 1948 the news report when across the country, woody guthrie was in new york at the time of course one of the great rebellious folk icons that he is, he heard the news report and he really was upset at the omission of his name. he himself traveled to the san joaquin valley's in the 30s and 40s so he was aware of the plight of the migrant farmworkers. he was upset, he said that's not a way to treat our brothers and sister so he wrote a poem about it. in his poem he attempts to restore the dignity of those anonymous by giving them fake names and he says, goodbye to my wand, goodbye rosalina, adios, he won't have a name when you ride that big airplane, all they will call you will be deportees. it was that phrase, all they will call you is deportees, and i thought is

. >> reporter: the event takes place in six other u.s. cities, too. and maryland fuller smith says someone-year-old breast cancer survivor from camp hill pennsylvania takes part in every single one. >> onanybody to have to go through what we've all gone through. >> reporter: though she beat cancer 17 years ago, she now walks so everyone has the chance to do the same. money raised through the event funds research that could help find a cure. >> there's hope. there is hope for you, there's hope for me, there's hope for all of us that one day we will end breast cancer. >> reporter: but in the moments waves of weakness waft over. >> it's a little bit tough, you join up with somebody else and you just take care of each other. >> reporter: because this pack of pink is a family of survivors of spouses of soldiers who will battle cancer until there's no longer a need for this walk. in fort washington, anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news," take cover. there are kids and they are armed with foam darts in new jersey. what s

strategy that likely acre cements the reality north korea to secure the capability of hitting a u.s. city with a nuclear weapon. another option, military action with limited strikes aimed at north korean military targets. with american missiles firing from bombers, destroyers, submarines or even ground launched weapons. just last week national security adviser h.r. mcmaster not ruling out preventive war. >> if they had nuclear weapons threatening the united states, it's intolerable from the president's perspective. >> reporter: but in south korea the consequences could be catastrophic. home to 28,000 american troops and 25 million civilians in seoul alone. >> probably hundreds of thousands of deaths in south korea, including many americans. >> reporter: for president trump, a defining decision looms. >> the white house is doing a lot of talking about the military option, so it's clearly their intention to convey to north korea that they're not afraid to use it. but the reality is, no one's ever used it before because it's such a grim reality. >> reporter: tonight for this unconventional p

rival protests in the u.s. city of berkeley in california have descended into chaos and the fascist demonstrators broke through police barricades during a rally against hate and clashed with right wing activists. it was. prior to that unrest police had banned sticks mosques and any potential weapons however dozens of anti fascist protesters broke those rules one left wing demonstrator attacked a photographer and others reportedly threatened people who were trying to film the violence but some scenes were still caught on camera. and. this video filmed by a reporter that appears to show a group of masked anti fascist protesters beating a right wing demonstrator in a separate incident a full to be a trump supporter was attacked by a mall botha he pepper sprayed some of the counter protesters six people were injured in the unrest and thirteen arrests were made his column opened with more from buckley we're here outside of work in the civic center in downtown berkeley california as you can see around me there's a huge cr

as we said, that will be the last u.s. city that will experience this eclipse.and there is the image right now. you can see the moon taking up -- this is the view from charleston. they're getting this view, i think, below the clouds. i'm not sure where this camera is coming from here, but this is what it looks like there as the clouds continue to pass in charleston, south carolina right now. we are going to take a short break now and continue our coverage of the 2017 total eclipse here on nbc news. we'll be right back. >>> we are back live now. this is an image of sweetwater, tennessee virtually in a total eclipse. i'm not sure of the percentage there. that may be a total eclipse as we continue our special coverage of the first coast-to-coast total eclipse to sweep our nation in nearly a century. as we noted, it's been accelerating as it works its way from the northwest, where we initially got a glimpse of it, and makes its way toward charleston, south carolina to exit the continental u.s. let's get to nbc analyst dylan dreyer. >> i want to point out the goes-16

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tensions between a rifle free speech and rallies have boiled over in the u.s. city of seattle after police moved in with pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse protesters. the conservative rally was organized by a group called patriot builders a supporter of free speech it was confronted by protesters who were shouting insults before riot police blocked. a group of demonstrators attempted to force their way through the barricades some of them through fireworks and stones. and three people were arrested. the seattle scuffles came just one day off the street rolls at a white nationalist rally in virginia a deadly when i. count to protest as planned vigil for the woman killed in the crash was cancelled due to fears of on rest but more news still gathered at the site of the incident. now looking at how domestic divisions in the u.s. may have contributed to the increase in violence. to countering peaceful protests here. really. peaceful given tensions are currently in the united states as the opposing demonstrators throughout the city clashes quickly broke out. here

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clashes break out between protesters and police in the u.s. city of seattle during rival conservative. hate marches becomes a day off to violence. rally in charlottesville virginia. as tensions rise in the verbal spat between the u.s. and north korea a. real war is the highest in. the e.u. migration commissioner warns not enough immigrants are getting deported. to get. over the migrant crisis boils over and. it is monday morning here in moscow thanks for joining us on r.t. international we have your world headlines. tensions between rival conservative. city of seattle after police moved in with pepper spray on stun grenades to dispose protest. the conservative rally was organized by a group called patriot. billed as a supporter of free speech it was confronted by counter protesters who were shouting insults before police blocked. a group of demonstrators attempted to force their way through the barricade through fireworks and. three people have been arrested. scuffles have broken out of the us city of seattle just one day after a set of street braw

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by the early 1980s major u.s. cities with large black populations cleveland detroit, chicago, washington, philadelphia had elected black mayor's. between 1970 and 2010 the number of lack collected officials grew from fewer than 1500 to more than 10,000 in this country including of course a black president. in addition we saw the liberation of black police chief school superintendents and councilmembers and state legislators. racially gerrymandered voting districts were created to ensure the election of blacks to congress and so forth. the problem with all of the political clout never paid off economically for the black poor which is what we were told would happen. if you look at how black underclass fared in marion barry's washington d.c. or newark is my manhattan institute colleague noted these black mayors created these unbeatable political machines in the name of helping the poor yet the poor became more -- on their watch. they continues to have one of the highest black party rates in the country. there have been case

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a memorial is held for heather heyer in the u.s. city of charlottesville.he was killed when a man rammed his car through a group of demonstrators who were protesting against a white nationalist rally. and criticism is growing to the president's reaction to that deadly violence. donald trump blamed both sides, backtracking on previous statements condemning white supremacists. and a family reunion like no other. including heartbreaking and heartwarming moments. ♪ sarah: i am sarah kelly. thank you very much for joining us. we begin in charlottesville, virginia where family and friends have paid tribute to heather heyer, the 32-year-old woman killed protesting a white nationalists rally. heather was killed after a car rammed into a group of antiracism protesters on saturday. mourners remembered her as a courageous, principled woman and a firm believer in justice and equality. police have charged a 20-year-old man with alleged nazi sympathies with her murder. heyer's mother, susan bro, spoke at the memorial earlier. this is how she marked the passing of her dau

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boiled over u.s. city of seattle after police moved in with pepper spray. to disperse protesters. the conservative rally was organized by a pro trump group. called patriot prayer billed as a supporter of free speech it was confronted by counter protesters who were shouting insults before riot police blocked their cars a group of demonstrators attempted to force their way through the barricade some of them through fireworks on the stones three people have been arrested. bill a seattle scuffles came just one day after street brawl at a white nationalist rally in virginia turned deadly when a car rammed a crowd of contra protesters a woman was killed in the crash nineteen people were injured parties jacqueline vogel looks at how domestic divisions in the u.s. may have contributed to the increase in violence a warning the report contains graphic imagery. what was billed as two countering peaceful protests here on saturday in charlottesville virginia really had their chance of staying just that peaceful given how high tensions are currently in the united states as the opposing demonstr

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abc7 news reporter maggie ruely joins us live from the final u.s. city to see the spectacular sleftial event, charleston, south carolina. hi, maggie. >> reporter: hi, eric. well, the excitement just keeps building and building here in charleston, but the only downside to that is the businesses are struggling to keep up with demand. we're less than a day away from the great american eclipse. [cheering and applauding] >> reporter: as the moon's shadow races from oregon to south carolina, small towns are turning into international hot spots. and with the excitement comes massive crowds and epic traffic jambs. >> we're really concerned with the population surge in the rural area. the infrastructure is not really set up for that. so, we've really beefed up our resources, our assets. >> reporter: but for most people visiting, all the hassle is worth it. >> it had to be totality. we couldn't settling for anything a little less. >> reporter: she drove through the night for 12 hours to get to totality. we caught up with her while shopping for, what else, eclipse

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tensions between rival pro through speech and anti hate rallies have boiled over in the u.s. city of seattle and this is after police moved in with pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse the protests. i was. i. was. i. i was. i served rally was organized by pro trump group called patriot prayer billed as a supporter of free speech is confronted by counter protesters who were shouting insults before riot police blocked their path the group of demonstrators attempt to force their way through the barricades some of them through fireworks and stones three people have been arrested. they settle scuffles came just a day after street brawls at a white nationalist rally in virginia turned deadly than it was when a car rammed crowd of counter protesters and in the latest development a twitter campaign is now underway to try and find out who took part in the unite the right rally one person already losing his job for attending mir a car has more on the division in us society. recent clashes in seattle and the tragic events that took place in virginia have really exposed the extent of th

clashes break out between protesters and police in the u.s. city of seattle during rival pro free speech on anti hate marches it comes just a day off the violence at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville virginia. children are being reunited with their relatives. to bring them home russian speaking orphans of islamic states follow was in iraq. as tensions rise on the spot between the u.s. and north korea military advisers says the threat to.

program our top story this hour tensions between rival pro free speech rallies boiled over in the u.s. city off seattle after police moved in with pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse protesters. i look conservative rally was organized by a pro trump group called patriot prayer a supporter of free speech was confronted by country protesters who were shouting insults before riot police blocked a group of demonstrators attempted to force their weight. through the barricades some of them through fireworks on three people have been arrested. well the scuffles in seattle come just a day after a street brawls out a white nationalist rally in virginia turned deadly when a car rammed a crowd of kuntar protesters in the latest development a twitter campaign is now underway to try and find out who took part in the unite the right rally with one person already losing his job for attending. what brought us to the scenes that we have just witnessed there are two similar account joins us live from washington to talk us through it hi there are some euro what did bring us to this point so the recent

a rally protesting white supremacy in the u.s. city of dallas has resulted in tensions with a group of activists calling for the protection of a confederate statute was raised and i don't know about it. and the police moved in to protect a group of demonstrators and favor of them remaining both sides are reported to have been armed however as there are no reports of shots being fired the tensions are part of the fallout from last weekend's down the violence in the us telling of charlottesville which was also centered around the relocation of a civil war monument similar forced to take down the statues are regarded by some and symbolizing racist and have taking place across the country throughout the week . i. thank. him but i just. think they were sold on our side. here. actually for thomas jefferson statue or gravity the statue they call the thing that's owned by slave owners. you know this should be there's a difference between honoring history and recognizing that we shouldn't repeat it. racial tensions in the u.s. have been stalked

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tensions between rival pro free speech on anti hate rallies have boiled over in the u.s. city of seattle police moved in with pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse the protesters. a conservative rally was organized by a pro trump group called patriot. builders a supporter of free speech it was confronted by counter protesters who were shouting insults before rod police looked at. a group of demonstrators attempted to force their way through the barricade some of them throwing stones and fireworks. three arrests in. the seattle scuffles coming out just one day off the street rolls at a white nationalist rally in virginia. when i rammed a crowd of counter protesters one woman was killed in the crash and nineteen people were injured. jacqueline looks at how domestic divisions in the united states may have contributed to the increase in violence warning though the report does contain graphic images. as to countering peaceful protests here on saturday in charlottesville virginia really had their chance of staying. peaceful given how high tensions are currently in the united st

boiled over in the u.s. city of seattle after police moved in with pepper spray. protest. a conservative rally was organized by a pro trump group called patriot builders a supporter of free speech was confronted by protesters who were shouting insults before police blocked. a group of demonstrators attempting to force their way through the barricades some of them throwing stones and fireworks we understand three people arrested. scuffle was coming coming just one day off the street brawls at a white nationalist rally in virginia. when a crowd of counter protesters a plan vigil for the woman killed in the crash was council due to fears about unrest but mourners still gathered at the site of the incident. now looks at how domestic divisions in the u.s. may have contributed to the increase in violence. what was billed as to countering peaceful protests here. really had their chance of staying. peaceful given how high tensions are currently in the united states as the opposing demonstrators throughout the city clashes quickly broke out. here on the street. protesters. reversed