when violet and gretta were small. i remember one time after my daughter, gretta had met violet and we saw her on the bus and chatted with her and her daughter and showed what books they were both reading. she said so, what exactly does candace do for muni and she's not driving the bus and dressed well like she's not riding the bus. she's in charge for communications in-bound and outbound and after a two or three minute conversation after what that meant and gretta looked at me and said, boy, that sounds hard. and she was right. you make it look easy. not just easy, but through some of the most difficult times, you always handled yourself with poise and grace and professionalism and for someone who is the voice and the message of the agency, that calm and that class is really important and i've always appreciated that about you. i thank your family for sharing you with us and i wish you the best the university of california and i will note the last person we sent to the university of california sat in that chair and sh

two years after participating in the clinical trial, violet now eats two peanut m&m's every night for maintenance and can do things she never dreamed of. >> i would have never have gotten to be able to do all these amazing experiences. >> reporter: now living a life without fear and giving hope to the millions still suffering from food allergies. kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> new heartbreak tonight in st. louis one mother sharing her devastation after losing her teen son to gun violence the shooting just hours after a 3-year-old's death, raising the number of kids killed by gunfire in the area this year to at least 23 here's nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: tonight the mother of 13-year-old clifford swann is left with only memories >> he was funny, outgoing he joked all the time. he loved school. >> reporter: swann was killed last night while walking with two older friends through an apartment complex. investigators arresting an 18-year-old. >> i just wish i had my son >> ain't your fault. >> reporter: swann's shooting came just hours after the death of 3-year-old rodne march who police

violet maybe the world's oldest been teacher at the grand old age of 100 into his still given classes every week at the school in burnie. swimming is special. to me doing sports is one of the biggest joys in life. was going to. play. keeping fit has certainly helped to keep leo young. the full metal worker who wanted to stay active when you talk about 14 years ago. he quantified as a swimming instructor and has been teaching children ever since. he was just nothing with the kids i do it all for free if not. more than a 1000 children have taken to the watch of the. kids age doesn't bother them. how old is leona. and how you didn't choose. if. he's really helpful and very patient. if you believe that damage egypt thank. you. thank you active. if you get up. you little school text are full of admiration. if they're full of all we're very proud to have had 50 so fit for his age he has a great sense of humor and is wonderful with children along with that keeps him young it. does that new york. i'm not that young anymore. but it's still in the. yes watch i can do pretty much anything israel

the goal that actually getting the venezuelans leading in the united states seeking refuge from the violetsrom the chaos, that is venezuela, that opportunity and i'm not ready to undermine all of temporary protective status in order to do that. >> with that i yield the floor. >> c-span washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, as the c-span bus continues our campaign 2020 battleground states to work across the country we will visit the battleground state of michigan, detroit news reporter richard burr will join us on board the bus. to talk about michigan's role as a battleground state. and how the 2020 campaigns are playing out the state so far. watch c-span washington journal live 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. watch c-span3 thursday live it 9:00 eastern as acting director of national intelligence joseph mcguire testifies before the house select Ãb .... for past winners of c-span video documentary competition committee experience sparked their interest in documentary production.

violet is a super food the super food theme is in especially salads with nuts flowers and forage greens federal deficit will be the trend this year until washed down with a v. in bear the way it has been brewed for over 500 years under the german beer purity law. again our top story the u.n. youth climate summit has wrapped up in new york with a call for action young activists are demanding a bigger say in cutting carbon emissions world leaders will begin there's a summit on global warming on monday. that's all for now up next i'm going to sleep with your team your league your show all the latest from the world of german football thanks for watching more news in 45. i'm scared that if i move that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliances of the what's new.

i live my own life now, violet, i'm not what i was.er is gone, my husband is gone, i see no reason not to do what i want. it doesn't mean there is no reason, merely that you cannot see it. i think lady merton is right. we will have it out once and for all. but now i must go to her majesty. brilliant! you laughed all the way through that. i am worried it is not quite enough! there was an interview where hugh bonneville said gillian fellowes d id where hugh bonneville said gillian fellowes did thing, why don't i make this, give it social realism. no, let's do a royal visit instead. beyond that, it is exactly what you would expect. it is odd to think that in the background of all this is gosford park. which was dark and satirical and had... and then, downton was sought of a spin off and then became a thing of its own. now it comes back to the screen with the rough edges taken off it. there is a very fleeting subplot which has a thriller elements and then they forget about it. then they get back to having conversations over cups of tea. do

i live my own life now, violet, i'm not what i was.er is gone, my husband is gone, i see no reason not to do what i want. it doesn't mean there is no reason, merely that you cannot see it. i think lady merton is right. we'll have it out once and for all. but now i must go to her majesty. oh, it's brilliant! you laughed all the way through that. i'm just a little worried it is not quite camp enough! apart from that, it is terrific! there was an interview where hugh bonneville said gillian fellowes did think, why don't i make this about, give it social realism? about the general strike. no, let's do a royal visit instead. in fact, there is a joke about the general strike. somebody asks maggie smith's character, "has the strike affected you?" she says, "well, my maid is a communist and she has been a bit uppity." but beyond that, it is exactly what you would expect. it is odd to think that in the background of all this is gosford park, which was dark and satirical and had... and then, downton was sort of a spin—off and then became a thing

that violet bennett and what you did you want to feast on nice of you famous but a chapter of a most emerging dando paul does does those dumb i am freshman shows the nice think i may have read that academic. noble stream the sun in the city or from chicago i was very much the same pretty. simple bring them up they're going to. go but if we're going to get over. i'm not sure that's what they were should think anybody says that the same group of a. woman to go around and keep. their c.s. constraints. i see no point in this. being we spot the west shows these. special paul and seem to go. the same school st. peter and this is can we just. do it and you can as he says pointing to the keys of the bridge from the porch and . eat. your ashes time before he joins us tell me a key national association night. and how was he solved was i studied just. to . you know i speak wait for me to think. a russian ship to help me should i buy them a chance to go for seaman. would you pay up but they eat well me think i am a fish a kalman just that i had it on the sly and it just took place to cut a deal

people like faldela tolker and her family in their violet house on the corner. have lived here for generations. but tolker says she doesn't know how much longer she can afford to stay. property taxes have been rising for years. now almost half of the family's income goes t to y these taxes. >> "people knock on my door and tell me they want to buy my house. that's not even with my house being for sale or anything. i heard a lot of things that they want to make bokaap a commercial area. and in order to makake bokaap a a commerercial area, they y havo get the people of bokaap out." >> bo-kaap is one of the oldest quarters of cape town - almost 300 years old. its first residents were former slaves from malaysia, indonesia, and other parts of africa. soon, more craftsmen and tradesmen joined them. this truly unique cultural quarter might soon be in danger of disappearing. and this is why - throughout the quarter luxury apartments are , being built. faldela tolker and her friend jacky poking want to put a stop to the new construction, not only because they think they

this morning i spoke with a couple, jack and violet honey, that's their names, in port st. louisy in an almost -- st. lucie in an almost deserted mobile home community. still hadn't decided if they were going to make the move. here's part of the conversation. you're sitting here, and dorian is about 100 miles off the coast. >> yes. >> reporter: have you made the decision to stay or go? >> no. i'm going to depend on what the storm does. if the storm comes closer, we're leaving. if it turns and goes toward the north, we're going to stick it out. >> reporter: you think it will be too late to make that move when you see the change in direction? >> personally, no. i don't. >> reporter: are you prepared to move? >> yes. car's packed. the only thing i got to put in the car is the wife and the cat, and we're out of here. very quick. >> reporter: where would you go? >> west. probably over near porta gorda which is southwest which the storm has not come near yet. >> i have a gut feeling that everything is going to be all right. >> reporter: okay. how many people in this community hav

that violet bennett and when he did you want to go to fisa nice to be famous but a chapter. in merging does does those dumb i am freshman shows the nice inktomi have read that academic. noble street in the sun. in the city north of chicago referenced the same pretty. simple bring them up they're going to shut off or cordon off a so you can hear her going over. and over that's what they were she stinks and she sees that the same group of a. woman to go around them. like they're there to see ask the stranger. meaning we spot the west show see denise do. a sight for us in. a special pool and seem to go. to the same school st. peter and this is can we just. do it and you could he says pointing to the keys which from the porch into. your ashes time before he joined us told me a key and i still miss those days and nights. and how was it you solve problems i studied just. to. you know i should wait for me to think can you offer to help me if i want to buy them chapel type on the shelf or she met. me by day and he told me he. had done the science it just took place for god to do tha

. >> lady violet, you are as beautiful and charming as ever. >> yeah, that was pretty much every downtonn george made a cameo during a christmas special. >> ah, heck. >> and get this, his wife amal is such a fan of the show that george reportedly surprised her with a trip to highclere castle, where the show was filmed, back in 2014. >> yay, one, two, go. >> and now nearly four years after the series ended, the cast of "downton" is back, this time on the big screen. and it's all thanks to the fans. >> i think the fan's enthusiasm drove the need. we thought, my god, there's a need. >> 'cause it didn't go away. >> it didn't go away. ♪ >> when the iconic music hits, fans will feel it. $14.3 million worldwide. in the u.s. advanced ticket sales are through the roof, and it's predicted to beat out brad pitt east new space thriller "ad astra." >> would you guys be in for >> yeah, i would. >> i absolutely would too. ould. you just have to talk to the notorious m-a-g-g-i-e, you know know me. >> what is that supposed to mean? >> dame maggie smith was the final cast member to sign on to this film, b

though this is the 1st time that these 100 women violet. light in the search for. the live there must be a story it must be worrying much different than what we see on that show or with what the apple media release and allow the we are dollars. here mad. at. the sampling microorganisms from hard drive. will give inside origin of life itself. but they need to get the samples safe into the sun. out of the route or else and so i feel. pretty sure that's transferred the response be to me. that. i was. stressed. by. the sob is in position. to you is the moment of truth. the way he are the way. it's been 3 hours it's. been the submersible stops transmitting dollars on. the gathering samples from nearly 3 kilometers below what happened. it 'd worked. her. finger. when they bring mr. ya think straight yes. they are awake the squire the sound was on the scientific away. also smile it's a which kind of will come home to my feet. yet it really and some godly place. put this sample in the my mouse baby with well 7 i do is at least. specially designed equipment has carefully pr

though this is really the 1st time that this kind of women's violet. light in the search for. the live there must be a story it must be worrying much different than what we see on the last week or the apple media release and i loudly or dollars. are mad. the sampling micro-organisms from hydrothermal vents will give insight into origin of life itself. but they need to get the sample siphon to see. out of the route or else and so i feel. pretty sure that's transferred the responsibility oh. i knew that. i was. the sob is in position. that you is the moment of truth. to go out. the other way he our way. it's been 3 hours it's. been the submersibles dot's transmission dollars and. they're gathering samples from nearly 3 kilometers below what happened. it 'd worked. her. finger. when they bring mr. ya think straight yes. they are awake the squire the sound was on the set give it away. also smile it's a which kind of will come home to my feet. yet it really and some godly place. we put this family in the my mouse baby with well 7 i do is at least. specially designed equipment has c

would be a much bigger drop i think it would have been but for violet i really believe john what's the big deal and they know it puts us in a very bad position if there's a way of handling the problems and i'd let them know that. you may very. well the terms words didn't go down well with the chinese foreign ministry saying empathy with what it calls radicalized protesters on friday 2 more protest leaders were arrested on suspicion of organizing unauthorized rallies they were later released on bail one of them joshua warren was pictured earlier this month meeting a u.s. consular official and that reignited suspicions that western governments were meddling in hong kong. professor at the shanghai international banking and finance institute benjamin cho is convinced the unrest in hong kong is supported by external actors. the violent protesters. increased violence in order to compensate for the decrease in the number of plot a peaceful point it is for quickly turning their back on most violent ones after they learn to truly true of the most violent ones some of which are seem very profess

punk john would be a much bigger job i think it would have been much for violet i really believe john to want to make a deal and they know it puts us in a very bad position if there is not a humane way of handling the problems and i'd let them know that good. handle it is a humane fashion however trump's words did not go down well with the chinese foreign ministry saying kitchen empathy with what it calls radicalized protests is on friday to more protests lead this way arrested on suspicion of organizing and also wise trolleys but were released on bail one of them chose what was pictured earlier this month meeting a u.s. consular official which originally to suspicions the western governments are meddling in hong kong and professor at the shanghai international banking and finance is cheap benjamin shower is convinced the unrest in hong kong is supported by external act is. the violent protesters. increased the volleys you know to compensate for the decrease in the number of peaceful protesters for quickly turning their backs on the most violent ones not that they learned the true nat

and he's in prison he's a violet a child is a law you know by march so. pretty free of expression similar views are by many people but he really going to the exchange. challenge the government to implement democratic reforms and spent a total of 13 years in prison. why can't a confident china accept a criticism like a so more of their peace committing makes huge mistake oh the chinese an explanation if you cross a line course you're violent constitution uveitis so many laws you should be punished. were and yet in china today the spirit of protest and dissent lives on in different forms. in 2015 strikes and community protests and activism reach record levels this resistance is seldom reported in the west. so there are also protests in china. typically for example a land being grap by officials to for commercial development and the farmers are not being compensated to properly and the farmers now are no more where their rights are their protest all young workers from the factory they demand a better wage a better working condition but many of the protests t

insisting that he was targeted for simply doing his job as a journalist though meantime president violet emir zelinsky welcomed the 35 returning ukrainian prisoners that and as their plane landed in kiev some of their relatives are also there to meet the really emotional the trade involved 24 ukrainian sailors seized for violating the maritime border with russia and also the ukrainian film director league sense of convicted of plotting terrorist attacks in crimea the exchanges rekindled hope then that a solution can be found to settle the long running ukrainian crisis. we see the agreed mutual release of people detained in russia and ukraine as a positive signal which should see another important step to breaking the deadlock in the current russian ukrainian relations russia and ukraine just swap large numbers of prisoners very good news perhaps the 1st giant step to peace congratulations to both countries are ukrainian president for dimmers alinsky and russian president vladimir putin have done everything we have promised and did not change our agreement this is. pretty. easy to get you

they don't like my fax bumping their ideology so they try to define my speech as violet. this is the tactics they used to try to silence me. my speech is violent, they may have to shut me down, right? do not fall for it, refused to be silenced and bowling. this is critical points about aoc blocking me. she's not just bothered by see my responses to her tweets, herself, she's preventing nearly 5 million followers from seeing the truth. my response are or were, frequently the top-rated responses on her tweet, that scares her. why would that scare somebody in the policy position? confidence that they were telling the truth. why wouldn't she want her followers to be facts and figures and numbers unless she's lying. you and i today, we should do the opposite of aoc. we should not act on from criticism of our policy position if we truly believe what we say we believe. we should welcome criticism. you see a tweet of mind that you don't like, bring it on. show me, tell me and convinced me why i am wrong. i welcome that. the radical left blocks for that. at the end of the day, i t

. >> lady violet you are as beautiful charming as ever. >> yeah, that was pretty much every fan whens wife is such a fan of the show george reportedly surprised her to a trip to the castle where the show was filmed in 2014. and now nearly four years after the series ended the cast is back, this time on the big screen, and it's all thanks to the fans. >> i think the fans enthusiasm drove it. thought my god it didn't go away. ♪ >> when the iconic music hits, fans will feel it. the movie is already made $14.3 million worldwide. in the u.s. the advanced ticket sales are through the roof and expected to beat out brad pitt's space thriller. i think we'd a doing just got to talk to the notorious b.i.g. >> what's that supposed to mean. >> her one liners made her the fan fave. >> does it ever get cold on the moral high ground. >> oh, good let's talk about money. reason fails, try thoughts. and what is a weeken come on, write another, make it happen. the audience wants it. happen. the audience wants it. >> michelsensitive skin? cetaphil moisturizing cream with 24- hour moisture lock formula...

people who have behind ad arguments at the court know that my two sisters in law are not shrinking violets. they're very active and there was a rivalry between justice scalia and justice sotomayor who could ask the most questions. >> several times she won. so it seems to me appropriate since we began this interview talking about justice scalia, we should end it in some way there, because the two of you were such pals for so many decades and such unlikely -- such an unlikely friendship. to people from the outside. what dead you love about him so much? >> he was a very funny man. he had been buddies on the d.c. circuit for some years before he was appointed to at the supreme court, and that was a three-judge bench. sometimes he would whisper something to me that was so funny, i had everything i could do to contain myself from bursting out into hysterical rafter and the supreme court, while we didn't sit next to each other, he would sometimes send me notes. i can't reveal for the audience what some of them were, but -- [laughter] -- and there's a comic opera called scalia-ginsburg that charac

patients during the trial phase were able to eat 2 to 3 peanuts with no allergic reaction 11-year-old violet says the drug has worked for her. >> i can go to my friends' houses and not have to have them wipe everything down and clean and throw peanut butter away. >> the pill isn't meant to be a cure a small percentage experienced serious side effects violet still can't eat a peanut butter sandwich but no longer worries about the severe risk of accidental exposure in school or on a plane from the 1 million children and teens who suffer from peanut allergies, this treatment could be a game changer. erica murphy has lived with it her entire life with an epipen by her side. >> when you have a peanut allergy that's as severe as having an anaphylaxis reaction, you live your life in fear. >> reporter: today could be a pivotal moment for those with the fear of a life-threatening reaction. patients would need to carry the epinephrine pen just in case and there's no treatment on the market currently. >> any idea when this might be available for kids >> the advisory committee is supposed to come out wi

taking data from social media counselor websites can acquit to theft or violate can equate with after violet uses privacy. >>> ups gearing up to hire thousands of seasonal workers will pay the more compared to last year. they expect to hire 1000 100,000 workers to handle the packages shipped between thanks living in christmas, the same number people they hired for last year's holiday holiday season but this year they are getting more in their paychecks, under a new label contract pay ranges from $14 an hour for package handlers up to $30 an hour for truck drivers. >>> an eight-year-old boy with millions of followers on d of t preschoolers into watching ads. the child behind ryan's toys reviews is a youtube channel which shows a boy on boxing and playing with toys before reviewing them for his 21 million subscribers. the boy and his family a family didn't disclose the toys are from companies that sponsor them. last year the child's are brought in $22 million of revenue from videos and his product line at walmart. >>> a new book and stores about the sexual abuse and harassment allegations agai

and as you will affirm, my sisters in law, i'm not shrinking violet. very given that these are and in an oral argument. so there is justice scalia with us, there was kind of a competition between justice soto mayor and justice scalia , which one could ask the most questions and oral arguments. >> you were the loan woman justice afterjustice o'connor retired . from 2006 i think to, pretty near the end of 2009. and i had the sense that you were not a very happy camper at that time. class it was a lowly position. and hearing the court, it was something wrong. with the picture the public would see these a rather wealthy man coming on the bench. and then there was this rather small older woman. >> and did you find that even there on occasion, when you were just one, do you occasionally see that annulment on of you say something and nothing happens and then 10 minutes later our fiveminutes later , one of your brethren says the same thing and everybody goes bothat's a good idea. >> that happened at conference more than once, but i would make a comment, no rea

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as you are suggesting with your question, that doesn't mean that the violet stops. say southerners may be no longer as defective and deploying certainly violence continues along politicians in a variety of different ways so it's an important point to make i'm glad you asked the question m that allowed me to make it the violence doesn't stop it just shifts and re-figures it self is tempered in some ways it shifts grounded other ways. american politics has been violet in a variety of different ways for a very long time. the broader question is what we do or what have we done to contain the violence that's another question i wish i could offer you the brilliant solution that i do not have. but it's an important point to make it's not as though violence suddenly ended at any given point. >> glenn waldwick new jersey, hi glenn. >> thank you to c-span for another wonderful program. and thank you professor freeman for all your wonderful research and work. thi did see you actually back i 2004 you give a presentation at the 200th anniversary of the dual. >> in weehawken. >>

i want you to listen to what jack and violet honey in port st. lucie are waiting for to determine if they will evacuate. >> you're sitting here and dorian is about 100 miles off the coast. have you made the decision to stay or go? >> no, i'm going to depend on what the storm does. if the storm comes closer, we're leaving. if it turns and goes towards north, we're going to stick it out. >> do you think it will be too late to make that move when you see the change in direction? >> personally, no, i don't. >> are you prepared to move? >> yes, car is packed. the only thing i'm going to put in the car is the wife and the cat and we're out of here. very quick. >> where would you go? >> west. probably over negorda, which is southwest which the storm has not come near yet. >> i have a gut feeling that everything is going to be all right. >> how many people in this community have you been driving around, have you seen that are out walking the dogs who are staying? >> i don't know. it seems like quite a few if you go by the automobiles under the car ports.

one third of the court, we are all over the affirm, mys you will sisters in law are not shrinking violets. active in the policy that goes on and the argument. when justice scalia with this with us, there is a competition between justice sotomayor which was who could ask the most questions. you were the lone woman justice after justice untilor retired from 2006 near the end of 2009. sense that you were not a very happy camper at that time. justice ginsburg: it was a lonely position. court, there was something wrong. with the picture. see these eight rather well fed men sitting on the bench. [laughter] [applause] and then there was this rather small woman. ms. totenberg: and did you find that even there on occasion, when you were just one, did you occasionally see that phenomenon of you say something and nothing happens and then 10 minutes later or five minutes later, one of your other and says the same thing, and everybody goes, that is a very good idea? justice ginsburg: that happened at conference more than once. i would make a comment, no of my malehen one colleagues would say basically

been running a corrupt administration that he is in the process of being impeached and that h has violeted the trust of the american people. >> harris is supposed to be in oakland tomorrow for the opening of her west coast campaign office. >>> there is a new development in a san francisco controversy involving large sidewalk boulders installed by some residents who say they're fed up with rampant drug dealing in their neighborhood. city public works crews rolled the gigantic boulders back onto the sidewalk of clinton park alley. that's between dolores and valencia. this morning. you are looking at new video. and that is after someone rolled the huge rocks onto the street yesterday as you're look at photos from twitter. 24 boulders have been set up on the sidewalk by neighbors legally. they say it's all meant to discourage drug dealers from congregating in front of their homes. the action has been criticized by anti-homeless groups and others. >>> well, be prepared for delays on highway 24 and on bart if your travels take you to the east bay this weekend. bart is once again doing work betwe

i live my own life now, violet, i'm not what i was. what i want. it doesn't mean there is no reason, merely that you cannot see it. i think lady merton is right. we'll have it out once and for all. but now i must go to her majesty. oh, it's brilliant! you laughed all the way through that. i'm just a little worried it is not quite camp enough! apart from that, it is terrific! there was an interview where hugh bonneville said julian fellowes did think, why don't i make this about, give it social realism? about the general strike. no, let's do a royal visit instead. in fact, there is a joke about the general strike. somebody asks maggie smith's character, "has the strike affected you?" she says, "well, my maid is a communist and she has been a bit uppity." but beyond that, it is exactly what you would expect. it is odd to think that in the background of all this is gosford park, which was dark and satirical and had... and then, downton was sort of a spin—off and then became a thing of its own. now, it comes back to the screen with, i have

just as the imperial impact of donald trump and the white house is violet and an uptick in white supremacistarm training camps for nazis and fascism in the pacific northwest of forces that need to be physically defeated. it's also material in thinking about how these questions emerged. and thinking and diagnosing in a way that this book does powerfully, how it is that liberalism itself is part of the problem. how it is liberalism fetishize is a certain kind of speech, looks away from it, ignores the material construction of white supremacist movements, organizations, power. of course fails to defeated at the polls and leads us in a situation of throwing up our hands i like the aclu defending the right of the claim, defending the rights of nazis to speak, to organize, to continue to physically threaten people of color across the country, on campuses at all campuses. this is this is a book of your o read. i hope there are enough copies of it or because people really a sweetie. you must dig through it. it's a historical account, a contemporary account. it weaves together the history of union or

yeah, my son manson is so violet -- [laughter] i don't want i don't know what's gotten into this guy.st embarrassed about, i guess, would be their mom. kennedy: yep. >> my mom never showed up at school. >> my mom was a substitute teacher in elementary school. >> well, and my 7-year-old wants mom to be there all the time. so i think it's, you know, depends on the age. kennedy: let me give you a news flash from the future. [laughter] high school, that ship has sailed. >> yeah. i think she failed with this little experiment. kennedy: you're just saying that. >> well, no. she doesn't have control over her son. she admitted it. and then she was begging him to change his behavior, and he wouldn't do it, he would just laugh at her. and then she sits next to him in class, takes selfies, she's embarrassed, she still doesn't have control. she has proven that he doesn't have respect for his mom, he only has respect for his classmates -- kennedy: hey, man, you've got to go where the vulnerability is. >> she still doesn't have control, that's the thing. there's only -- kennedy: well, here's the di

i live my own life now, violet, i'm not what i was.'ll have it out once and for all. but now i must go to her majesty. oh, it's brilliant! you laughed all the way through that. i'm just a little worried it's not quite camp enough! apart from that, it's terrific! there was an interview where hugh bonneville said gillian fellowes did think, why don't i make this about, give it social realism? about the general strike. no, let's do a royal visit instead. in fact, there is a joke about the general strike. somebody asks maggie smith's character, "has the strike affected you?" she says, "well, my maid is a communist and she has been a bit uppity." but beyond that, it's exactly what you would expect. it is odd to think that in the background of all this is gosford park, which was dark and satirical and had... and then, downton was sort of a spin—off and then became a thing of its own. now, it comes back to the screen with, i have to say, the rough edges taken off it. there is a very fleeting and throwaway subplot which has a thriller element

. >>> tensions escalating in hong kong today as protests turned violet.ing up a makeshift barrier and lighting a fire with one group vandalizing the subway station and trampling a chinese flag. police responding with tear gas as they tried to push back on those protesters. the protest movement is now in its fourth month. leland: all right. i.c.e. will once again begin detaining migrant families in a controversial detention center near san antonio. this follows a decline in border apprehensions this summer. according to "the washington post" who9 got the memo from i.c.e., christina coleman following this from our west coast news hub. >> reporter: well, at a rally in texas just moments ago, president trump spoke about the immigration crisis saying his administration is taking unprecedented actions to secure the border. >> border security is vital to the united states. illegal immigration is deeply unfair to millions of wonderful legal immigrants who work hard, pay their taxes, follow our rules and obey our laws. >> reporter: the trump administration's most

mike: you touched on mental health are there some other common sense things related to violet video game or even the ability of a family to report a loved one who may e be having a difficult time, could that all be part of some bipartisan congressional ponce? >> well, i think what we really have to look at here is you know that mental health is a disturbing issue that these individuals have, to be able to take aing gun, go kill individuals that they do not know and to build in that case. we know that in parkland that the fbi was warned twice. given the name of this shooter, told that there was a mental problem, told that his infatuation with guns, said that even on a web site that he said he was going to take a shooting. we've watched from those instances why did that fall through the cracks. we watched in california where they stopped a shooting from happening because of somebody reporting and knowing that the person worked in a marriott hotel, that they were able to stop the situation. how can we find common sense to prevent these things from happening, i think that's where we find com