>>>> in waco, texas, we just opn a brand-new planned parenthood health center.t is exciting to see across the country planned parenthood's resilience and our ability to be a little provide services to matter what. amy: cecille richards, premier troublemaker. her book "make trouble: standing , up, speaking out, and finding the courage to lead." when we come back, we will stick with journalists from the denver post and the boulder daily camera. they have been fired. they have resigned. and some of them today are protesting outside the hedge fund, the alden capital fund here in new york. find out why. ♪ [music break] amy: "black girl magic" by jamila woods. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to the rising rebellion against censorship and layoffs implemented by the nation's second-largegest newspaper chain, digital first media, and the new-york based hedgdge fund that controls it, alden global capital. reporters from the denver post and media around the country have flown to new y

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would be prosecuted so if you look at trial and then if you try to get on the 90s, ruby ridge and wacowhich reviewed relations disasters where the government confronted a white power movement in ruby ridge and an apocalyptic community in waco which was not like our community butwas depicted as such within this movement . there was an fbi memo that said after that, he would not try to prosecute people as part of the movement, they would only go after individuals a lot of time of oklahoma, we don't even get an investigation . we don't even get a prosecution trying to show the public there is a movement so we totally erase everything we already knew. terrorism designation is tricky. and you know, it's in many ways beyond the purview of the historians. the archive and show us the ways we precluded . >> had a couple quick questions, if you could say more about the truth and reconciliation commissionand why you found in the area. and then a question a little bit on the question . i immediately thought of the turner diaries and the notion that you would have to have insurrection at the moment

the first ever sket of quads at a hospital in waco. >> and she was smiling. did you see that?>> as if three wasn't enough. she walks away from four. >> one must have been hiding behind the other three all the time. >> still look very happy. >> they're adorable. >> a picture with all the nurses. they did a lot of work. >> a little bit of fog in the morning. then spotty shower chances on friday. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mindy kaling, andy cohen, musical guest lil pump. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 8-7-8, pittsburgh!

. >>> next customers at a bar and grill in waco, texas, got a little more than they bargained for.ot even going to look at the video here. somehow a snake got into the ceiling. >> kendis, by the way, is terrified of snakes. a couple of staff members jumped into action. everyone else watched and clearly recorded video. one guy grabs the snake's head and just drags it down and walks outside. no big deal. >> because it's texas. >> he lets it out outside and everyone carries on with their dinner. >> what? >> i would want to know exactly where outside did you let the snake go. >> who are these people that hang out in the restaurant, oh, that's cute. that's crazy. that's wild. >> french fry? >> no. >>> and a youth league baseball player in little rock, arkansas, has found a unique way to avoid getting tagged out at the plate. >> here he is. he didn't slide, he flew, leaping into the air and soaring over the catcher. the umpire called him safe and his team tied the game sending it to extra innings. >> olympic hurdler maybe? >> uh-huh. be? puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke

they are like the cultists in waco, you can't threaten them in this way. their guns are the only thing that make them feel secure. kennedy: i was talking to gordon chang and he said they still have a conventional military which is a practical threat to the region. and it's easier for them to bomb south korea. they don't have to use nukes to inflict a lot of damage. even if you take their nuclear program away, they still have the ability to defend themselves. >> this conversation you just had goes back to why this never worked out and every administration has had a failure when it comes to reining in north korea's program. the last couple months we have seen things come together on the surface. when it comes to what north koreans are trying to do which is not giving up their nuclear arms. what the united states requires which is complete denuclearization of the peninsula. and of course there is china which is playing a role. they should be flimentd their capacity. and we don't want fallout when it comes to the regime. kennedy: china wants as much influence

let's head down to waco, texas for a snake happens to have one really big fan.bar and grill. and that's a snake on a ceiling fan. the bartender pulled it down with his bare hands and now people are wondering where he got the guts to do it but that's easy. it's called tequila. what i want to know was how a snake wound up wrapped around a ceiling fan. we have all gotten rowdy in a bar but never snake wrapped around a ceiling fan rowdy. in any event although we can't tell you how we got on the dan we can tell you shortly after being taken down the snake was thrown out of the bar because it didn't have an i.d.. topic number four. the japan railway made an apology after the train left the station 20 5 seconds early. that doesn't sound like a big deal here in america but in japan you can be shot for this sort of thing or something far worse. they make you watch an episode of girls. writers who missed the train were forced to wait six whole minutes for the next one causing the railroad to write the great inconvenience placed upon our customers was truly inexcusable. we

one at ruby ridge and the other at waco.estigators that he refused paddock's offer to pay him $5 for every semiautomatic rifle he could convert to fully automatic weapon. another man said that paddock into a tirade about fema's response to hurricane katrina. he said the camps the feds set were up a dry run for law enforcements and military to start kicking down doors and confiscating weapons. police spoke with a house keeper that cleaned the room days before the shootings. she said the room was tidy but she felt uneasy because he was staring at her. shep? >> shepard: to we know what some of the surviving victims told police? >> we've heard from a lot of them ourselves, our interviews out there. police got more harrowing stories. one person described the chaos said she thought bullets were raining down from a helicopter. another said that she thought they were fireworks. another woman said she refused to leave her friend that was killed until a group of guys got her to safety. somebody else said that she was playing dead afte

trish: you say collusion, because, by the waco solution is a really loosey-goosey term. don't think it means a whole lot to people. >> it does in antitrust law as you know. trish: when it companies to this we're talking about something entirely different. >> right. trish: i know where you're going with that. if he were to ask -- if the russians said we're putting all our money on donald trump and we're going to groom donald trump to become the president of the united states and he was conspiring somehow with the russians. >> sure. trish: working years ahead, to try and capture this election, then that would be quote, unquote, colluding with the russians? how do you even determine that? >> well, it would have to be an effort to defraud the government in an election. it has to be a scheme involving trickery. also money changed hands, as in the hillary clinton russian collusion, in the phony dossier, that is arguably a crime. certainly a federal election campaign violation. never been any evidence of this in the trump case. trish: back up for a second is. what do you mean f

a hospital in waco. >> and she was smiling. did you see that? >> as if three wasn't enough. she walks away from four. >> one must have been hiding behind the other three all the time. >> still look very happy. >> they're adorable. >> a picture with all the nurses. they did a lot of work. >> a little bit of fog in the morning. then spotty shower chances on friday. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mindy kaling, andy cohen, musical guest lil pump. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 8-7-8, pittsburgh! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow! hello! hi, everybody! welcome! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show"! baby, this is it! [ cheers and applause ] you're here! thank you for being here. you guys, today is the start of fleet week, when members of the armed forces visit new york city. that's

ar len spector investigated waco, ruby ridge and plenty of investigations -- >> if arlen specter weree documents because he wouldn't have them only to send them over to the white house and leak them to the media. >> it does seem the timing is clear, the president wants this to happen because the investigation is about him. and he's made it clear that he wants the investigation to end. so that is why people are questioning the timing or the motivations behind -- behind this tweet. >> but we've told -- >> and the document production. >> and the president is flot a subject of the ongoing investigation. that was made clear. he's not the focus. >> but here is the thing -- he knows that but he continues every day -- i wake up in the morning and there is a tweet about how it is a witch hunt against him. so i think the president -- >> we know it is an official -- >> that he is at risk. >> official white house statement from the press secretary used witch hunt to described the russia investigation as they announced ty cobb's departure. >> let's say that nobody thinks that the president is doin

waco, texas, ed is next, independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call, how are you?ost: i am well, go ahead. caller: sure. i think the briefing has become more of a show, part of propaganda, part of the spin the white house set up to put things in their own order. they have become literally pointless. another point about the nuclear war -- topicwe will stick to the at hand. when you say pointless, what do you mean? caller: give me a second. the iran nuclear deal shows how unreliable the united states has become. just like israel. host: there is your statement, back to the briefing. caller: wait a second. host: no, we will keep going. this is mark in las vegas, democrats line. caller: good morning. i love hearing the briefings. it is kind of like twitter, it is for posterity. in 10, 15, maybe 20 years we will look back at sarah sanders and the rest of those people and -- who come out of that briefing and lie and lie and it is funny to me that we forget the correspondents practically -- however you want to say to obama when obama was not allowing fox to do whatever fox

also impossible to watch hgtv to get mad people are buying houses in waco in $80,000 and can't even renovate for that in california. this is only going to make it worse. you said $10,000 for no systems. with the government involved it will be 20,000 if not even more. that only hurts lower income and middle income families who just want to buy a house and it's so hard. right now, in california, 40% of the price of a new house is regulations. that's before a shovel even goes in the ground. 40% is regulations. and now we are adding more to it? come on. ainsley: you have to have a lot of money to live in your state that's why a lot of people are moving to texas where you don't have to pay state taxes. this goes into effect in 2020. what are residents out there saying? the board voted unanimously for this. all the lawmakers like it that voted on this. what about the residents? you live in a more conservative area. you are in san diego. >> it was very pro-environmentalist state which is weird because solar panels aren't very good for the environment either. i don't know where people think they com