audi all roads the station wagon looking things also bmw 3 series station wagons out there? >> really? i have not >> i have not either >> you live in new york. all you see is an uber >> what i would say is you haven't seen this kind of station wagon prevalent in america in a long time i remember the last one that really struck the tuning fork in my soul was the cadillac ctsv wagon. remember that one? >> yes >> that was like four or five years ago. that was the last time i found a station wagon that was, wow! >> how about a 1991 mercury country squire where i could lay out in the back seat, never touched either side of the car parents smoking in the front >> the kind you can face the back you'd sit in the back and get to watch all the traffic. >> put dom's dog on the roof so you don't have an issue on the cross-country trip >> or how about this >> you want to have a winning car, i'll say it right now rf-6 wagon they sell it in europe they don't sell it here. it's europe but -- audi, bring it here. >> that's a crossover. doesn't look like a station wagon. >> but it's an awesom

who used to head up the division of the vokes wagon group. for more than 20 years rupert stadler was one of the top executives in the german although industry today the former audi boss finds himself facing charges of fraud false certification and criminal advertising practices all consequences of his alleged role in diesel gas the emissions cheating scandal which has rocked the car industry in germany since details 1st emerged almost 4 years ago that statler is accused of allowing sales of hundreds of thousands of folks wagon and all the models to continue after september 2015 that's when munich prosecutors say he already knew those same models had been fitted with illegal software that helped the vehicles game missions tests already as part of the volkswagen group before joining audi shuttler was head of the board for the folks wagon group he served as audi chief executive from 2007 until october 20th when he was formally dismissed a few months after being arrested by german police for his alleged role in the scandal he spent more than 3 mo

emerged almost 4 years ago stadler is accused of allowing sales of hundreds of thousands of folks wagon and all the models to continue after september 2015 that's when munich prosecutors say he already knew those same models had been fitted with illegal software that helped the vehicles game emissions tests already as part of the volkswagen group before joining audi shatner was head of the board for the folks wagon group he served as audi chief executive from 2007 until october 20th when he was formally dismissed a few months after being arrested by german police for his alleged role in the scandal he spent more than 3 months in custody before his release. the public prosecutor's office in munich say studland treat other defendants are being charged . already says the case is separate from the wider investigation into the car maker's role in the scandal which was settled last october with an 800000000 euro fine. and some sports news now for you in women's football news a former united states coach p.s.n. tiger has taken charge of the brazilian national team well after her appointment la

somebody broke into a fire station and stole a wagon truck.igs are used often when fighting a wildland fire. firefighters don't know how the thief did it. lisa has more from those who called in the theft to police. >> she asked him what are you doing here? he said i'm helping. what do you mean? no, you are not helping. basically she took her own actions and that's when it happened. >> carolyn's niece told her to dial 911 after she confronted a man in this rig. her nephew also saw the suspect. >> he had civilian clothing he didn't have the right proper thing. he looked like he was mental. >> all of this happened moments after a crew left station 23. the place was empty when the suspect got inside the locked building and found the keys to the rig and busted out. >> they're hit here and this whole thing bent here. >> after the suspect took off and tore through this door, it had to be fix and the station was out of service for roughly four hours. the wagon was blowing past drivers in this cell phone video. once in vacaville some 50 miles from oakl

german prosecutors have brought criminal charges against the former head of bokes wagon subsidiary our d. over the diesel cheating scandal rupert stuff is among 4 people accused of fraud and criminal advertising prosecutors say stop le knew about emissions test cheating in 2015 but allowed to affected and folks wagons to stay on sale stopped love was suspended from his job as c.e.o. last year. to rwanda a country still deeply scarred by the genocide 25 years ago nearly all the killers in the 1994 mass slaughter were men many have served time in prison but now want to heal themselves and their community as our correspondent on the crew of the ball has been to the city of good zinni in western rwanda there she met some of those struggling to come to terms with the past. when the mall today these men sit side by side in community based social therapy to shed their experience during around. the 1994 genocide 25 years ago when up to a 1000000 tutsis in moderate hutus were wiped out interest 100 days but it would divide it among those who carried out the killings and those who survived it. m

they refuse to get into the paddy wagon.refuse to follow the advice if you are arrested be polite. it was a three day ride that shook the world and major media didn't cover it or it was very slight. nicholas von hoffman, in a column he wrote for the washington post called i got riots in new york. but lily said did this film. this film is epic because there's nothing like it because she was the only one. >> there's a portion from 1970,and proud. >> at first i was very guilty. and then i realized that all of the things that are taught not only by society but by psychiatrist put you into a mold. i rejected the mold. when i rejected the mold i was happier per. >> there were independent organizations for the country, this is a unified effort on the part of somewhere between 20 and 30 organizations on the east coast. >> ♪ >>> that's from the film and proud. why was this a tipping point for the rights movement? >> it was a generational change. this is from the old school. this was to the new era that happened almost overnight after

. >> the republican leaders are clearly trying to circle the wagons, manu, right now. how are they doing? >> reporter: well they are starting to line up with the president. for the most part the house republicans and senate republican leaders say the president was in the right to push back. the house -- the senate majority leader did say that all sides should lower the temperature today. he would not condemn the president nor call the president racist or his tweets ratist. he said the president is not racist but when i asked the senate majority leader about a very personal issue that his wife elaine chao immigrated to the country and became a naturalized citizen if he would agree for people that would say she should go back to her country, whether or not that was a racist attack, majority leader did not say it would be racist if someone made those remarks. take a listen. >> you're married to an immigrant that is a naturalized u.s. citizen and if someone would say to her she should go back to her country because of her criticism of federal policies, won't you consider t

. >> i just bought her the new g-wagon, the 2019, they're hard to get. >> a mercedes-benz g-wagon is200,000. >> sean lourdes and megan thomas are one of six couples in the new lifetime reality series "marrying millions" asking the question "would you love em if they didn't have money?" >> i just turned 21. >> so how old is he? >> he's 60. >> when the timing is right i would love to marry brie. >> do you think you're a cougar? >> go for it. >> but is it true love or love of money that keeps these couples together? while sean and megan have been together for five years and have a 3-year-old son, there's one thing standing in the way of a wedding. >> you either want to marry me all or you don't want to marry me as long as you sign a prenup. >> what if she just says i'm not going to sign it? what are you going to do? >> i don't think we need a piece of paper to say we're married to be happy. i know she wouldn't leave me for that, you know, but you'll have to see. >> listen, i believe in prenups whether you're making 30,000 or $30 million. get a prenup. sean, don't marry that lady without

was captaind higgins had been the wagon master on governor stevens' exhibition. stevens was taking off as the first territorial governor, which at that time included montana. he first saw this area coming whengh here in 1853 stevens was negotiating with the indians. eventually he moved out to wallow wallah, stayed for number of years, but realized his future was not in the military, and he remembered this. he bought out the old isaac's andern in walla walla that theyhis clerk needed to relocate from walla walla to western montana. and they set up shop from the current downtown. a tiny little village named prominent geographical feature here. there were never more than 14 permanent inhabitants. nine violent deaths, by the way. they were successful because they fit and need to supply the increasingly, the miners. able things here, but we do have a supply of others. after four or five years, higgins and his partners decided of the clerktions for. they relocated their store. within three years held a village ceased to exist. there was nothing there. there were some e

clearly is growing. >> the wagons have circled, wolf. president trump is not backing off of his racist tweets. he's claiming they were not racist. that is not true. they, indeed, were. meanwhile other top republican officials are jumping to the president's defense and digging deeper into the howl. kellyanne conway took a shot at one reporter who took up the president's racist tweets and she asks the question, what's your ethnicity. after the racist tweets on four democratic women of congress telling them to go back to where they came from, president trump is offer nothing apologies. >> it's up to them. they can do what they want. they can leave, they can stay, but they should love our country anned work for the good of the country. >> the president seems to relish it. he says i don't have a racist bone in my body and the squad can get lost. our country is free, beautiful, and very successful. if you hate our country or are not happy here, you can leave. one squad member, alexandria ocasio-cortez fired back. you're right, president trump,

both wagon can take joy from receiving a prize to the aidid buggy concept is the public's favorite and a unique aspect is that world famous fashion designers have tailored outfits specifically to match the cars. you design she and close the show says he believes it's very important to keep people excited about movement and mobility but as he says we have a natural urge to move and should be able to do it in a sustainable and fun way that's why he thinks it's important to display concepts like the the company is also planning to put this car into production for these all to often not supporting. the cars go for one last drive before receiving the prices . one of the happy winners is heinz will bordeaux with his ferrari 340 g.t. c l m. besides what he says it's a very original car the paint is still original it was used in many races including lamar and it never crashed it was never altered so the paint work is still in its original condition and back then it really was painted not glued on to the car like transfers or stickers today. he likes cars that always tell a story and this card

quotes wagon a 7 a groundbreaking record with its i.d.r. the goodwood festival of speed in southern england for the 1st time an electric racing car was faster than a formula one racing car roman dumas covered the 1.86 kilometer race track and 39.90 seconds in the 500 kilowatt hour like rick race car improving on a long standing best time by 1.9 seconds. b.m.w. has unveiled the 1st fully electric many and combines environmentally conscious driving pleasure with the dynamics of an electric drive the electric motor produces $135.00 kilowatts and the vehicle has a range of 235 kilometers though that depends on how much driving pleasure you have on the way the battery is housed in the vehicle floor to achieve a sporty low center of gravity and it doesn't affect luggage while you. are. in france is one of the top events when it comes to car design it takes place at the chateau de sean tony or chantilly palace every 2 years always alternating with a classic this year the event celebrating its 5th anniversary prototypes in classic cars are presente

soon, fire trucks arrived, as well as the riot police in a patrol wagon from the sixth precinct. the police inside the stonewall were rescued in the prisoners taken away. the police wrecked the bar, and the riot police were brutal in clearing the streets of protesters. but the crowd was not cowed by the large numbers of helmeted police brandishing batons. when the police form the phalanx, the street and the stonewall club was on. the crowd nearly use the highly irregular village street layout to come back around behind the police. this was a scenario that was repeated many times. on the next day, the crowds were much larger, and the violence was even greater. on sunday, the third day, the police were less confrontational. the crowds smaller, and there are no reports of violence. there were only sporadic skirmishes between the police and small numbers of civilians on monday and tuesday. the following day, however, the village voice a beard, featuring on the cover, the uprising. using derogatory terms such as fekete andto describe members of the crowd. voice coverage brought the up

higgins had been the wagon master on governor stevenson's expedition. stevens was taking off as the first territorial governor, which at that time included montana. he first saw this area coming through here in 1853 when stevens was negotiating with the indians. eventually he moved out to walla walla and olympia with the governor, stayed for number of years, but realized his future was not in the military, and he remembered this valley. so, he bought out the old isaac concern of the store in walla walla and convinced his clerk and his new partner that they needed to relocate from walla walla to western montana. and they set up shop about four miles from the current downtown. hellgate,lage named ,amed after the gates of hell after the prominent geographical feature here. they established their little village. there were never more than 14 permanent inhabitants. nine violent deaths, by the way. not good odds. but they were immediately successful because they fit a need. they fit the need to supply the , and,rs, indians increasingly, the miners. we have no

for a republican like justin amash in the party and the rest of the party is really circling the wagons around trump we see the transformation which we've seen for the past couple of years of the republican party into the party of trump you know that's a very good point to make because i think it's july 15th is when robert muller is going to testify we will see then what the republican reaction is to that workers always good to have your insights have a good weekend so thank you. in one corner of eastern ukraine hopes are rising that the conflict between russian backed separatists and government forces that it could be easing the fighting has claimed more than 10000 lives and millions have been forced to leave their homes was shooting continues in the region but events in one small town are raising hopes that peace could be within reach in study the scope of ukrainian separatist forces have withdrawn from their front line positions now the step could ease tensions at a vital crossing point between government and separatist held territory more than 10000 civilians crossed this point ever

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say it's a win win most welcome will benefit from argo a on his expertise and force we use votes wagons technology to finally make serious inroads into the electric vehicle markets. from twenty twenty three on which aims to sell six hundred thousand of its electric because to europeann consume as is the latest in a a string of industry partnerships. as w well to make as a top to finanancial preciouss magellan'f going green. diamond b. m. w. are working together on the automation bmw is also working with jackie were non driver on electric engines. meanwhile honda has invested in a subsidiary of general motors focused on autonomous vehicles. partnerships aren't always an easy ride last month fiat chrysler pull down to the manager with renter's pinning the blame on pressure from the french government. turning now to the markets where wall street finished friday with some gains. dow jones up nearly nine tenths of a percent as you can see right here the s. and p. up nearly half of 1%. were ford motor company is listed it shares gained about 3% on friday. facebook shares also at one point 8%

audi is part of the volkswagen group before joining audi shuttler was head of the board for the folks wagon group he served as audi chief executive from 2007 until october 20th when he was formally dismissed a few months after being arrested by german police for his alleged role in the scandal he spent more than 3 months in custody before its release. the public prosecutor's office in munich say shuttler and 3 other defendants are being charged . already says the case is separate from the wider investigation into the carmaker's role in the scandal which was settled last october with an 800000000 euro fine. our senior business anchor ben facility joins me now here on this saying good to see you blast from the past take where are we at in this investigation this has been going on for years and years and years now since 2015 as you know even further back to the ninety's the 1990 s. when there were revelations back then in the washington post that these sorts of different devices were being used in cars and these sorts of discrepancies were being read. through inquiries the discrepancies betwee

and art cannot be put by somebody else's wagon. but if we think about it, art a lwa ys wagon.was about something. it's not like art at some point was not about anything. even highly abstract art, autonomous, avant garde idea, was about the principle of not being, you know, commodified, and to support the notion that we need something abstract in our society, to have a space to dream, and have a space to sort of say, ok, i need a space to sort of say, ok, i need a space in which i canjust dream space to sort of say, ok, i need a space in which i can just dream for a while, until i can articulate what it is a while, until i can articulate what itisi a while, until i can articulate what it is i want to say. but there is a debate in the art world. beauty was almost unanimously considered the purpose of art yet today beauty has come to be viewed as an aesthetic crime and artists are chastised by critics if they work seems to aim at beauty. we have had the aesthetic movement, art for art ‘s sake. had the aesthetic movement, art for art 's sake. there is nothing wrong with that. yes

if weak politicians want to say, and the democrats in this case, if they want to gear their wagons around these four people, i think they're going to have a very tough election. because i don't think the people of the united states will stand for it. [talking simultaneously] reporter: can you explain why these comments are so -- on a personal note, if you can discuss the impacts. ve you had to -- >> there were many people who approached me and said, i disagree with some of your policies. i'm an independent. i'm a republican. and i think what he did was wrong. and he won't apologize, but i am going to apologize. so i have experienced nothing in the wake of those comments. words of denouncing these bigoted words. but again this is a distraction and we should not take the bait. we can sit leer and continue to resick -- sit here and continue to recycle his hateful rhetoric which i cannot claim surprise or outrage. because he is, if nothing else, predictable. what we are focused on are the hateful policies that are draconian and oppressive and life threatening and family separating that's bein

and welcome to drive with a d w motor magazine this week a picture postcard perfect party the folks wagon cittie i meet in austria. a little toyota that can be jarosz g r m n. and the new jaguar x.

if week politicians want to say, and the democrats, in this case, if they want to gear their wagons around these four people, i think they are going to have a very tough election. because i don't think the people of the united states will stand for it. >> reporter: mr. president , let me see if i can sum up what people are saying here. does that concern you that that tweet was seen as racist? lindsey graham encourage you to aim higher. as a trouble you -- >> president trump: he didn't say that, i disagree with lindsay. he is a congressman. what am i supposed to do, just wait for senators? know. so i disagree with lindsay on that. that was the only thing. he said, "aim higher, shoot higher." when am i going to? wait until we set somebody else in the higher office? these are people that hate our country. john, they hate our country. >> reporter: but "are >> president trump: i think, with a passion. the voter will decide. but when i hear the way they talk about our country, when i hear the anti-semitic language they use, when i hear the hatred they have for israel and the love they have enemi

where are the supply wagons going to be?on or right adjacent to the road and how quickly can you move artillery down the road that squandered with a supply way? how fast can you move regiments? this happens because although corker had a brilliant plan, it had holes in it. one holewas communication . hookers plan really if you analyze it objectively, it was a brilliant 20th-century plan and the 19th century army couldn't execute because it required 20th century communications to coordinate between chancellorsville and fredericksburg and they're trying a new, against his advice, the union is trying a new telegraph system, a non-morse system. it doesn't work, it breaks down very quickly . the messages are getting out of sequence and you'll get one that was sent 12hours before, you get one that superseded but it was sent 24 hours before . they were relying on horses and riders over this long front . the communication breakdown. but also, poker, his plan was to move fast and that man who was going to limit the supply wagons, he d

slowing chinese growth is also a source of concern for german companies especially the car makers folks wagon generates a 3rd of its profits there the chinese market accounts for 12 percent of diamonds sales 14 percent of b.m.w. and 10 percent of the industrial conglomerate siemens for the slowdown could really put on the brakes globally let's go over to frank for our financial correspondent daniel corpuz standing by daniel i've spoken to many analysts who said we're just going to have to get used to even lower numbers and that that's the trajectory what do you reckon. obana g.d.p. growth off a 6.2 percent that's what traders are telling me here is actually still strong in many countries here in europe they would like to have growth numbers like that but we have to remember china is still considered as an emerging market and these markets need a very fast growing economy well will have to get toward when we talk about 2 scenarios 1st if china runs out of liquidity and is not able to get more loans we have to remember that china has an enormous amount of debt and 2nd if the chinese government

he make roberto people who founded it in buenos aires 50 years ago it makes hinges for folks wagon trucks and while he supports the lifting of trade barriers with the e.u. he does have some misgivings he says you. we need to look very carefully at the impact it will have on national laws on the tax system and on investment in the country. we should see how we can get the technology necessary to compete effectively. patrick is a former trade official who now works as a consultant and professor he welcomes the trade agreement but believes the benefits are not equally weighted and that the e.u. stands to profit disproportionately. in my opinion has made more concessions than the european union has and that applies to goods and services government contracts investments and intellectual property. and complete analysis will only be possible when we have the details. while opinion on the ground is mixed argentina's government has high hopes that the deal will spur job creation and development for years to come. and let's go back to europe where amazon employs that 7 of the company's german locat

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chinese growth is also a source of concern for german companies especially the car makers for its wagon generates a 3rd of its profits there the chinese market accounts for 12 percent of diners sales 14 percent of b.m.w. and 10 percent of the industrial conglomerate siemens for the slowdown could really put on the brakes globally let's go over to frank for our financial correspondent daniel corpuz standing by daniel i've spoken to many analysts who said we're just going to have to get used to even lower numbers and that that's the trajectory what do you reckon. obana g.d.p. growth off a 6.2 percent that's what traders are telling me here is actually still strong in many countries here in europe they would like to have growth numbers like that but we have to remember china is still considered as an emerging market and these markets need a very fast growing economy and well we'll have to get toward when we talk about 2 scenarios 1st if china runs out of liquidity and is not able to get more loans we have to remember that china has an enormous amount of debt and 2nd if the chinese governme

to tell us all about it, kurt wagoner, and our editor alistair barr.actly is facebook doing here? kurt: a couple of different software programs, storm chaser, night's watch, which allows facebook to scrape the service. is a meme that is untrue going viral and how do we get ahead of it? they used it to find misinformation about facebook. for example, you might have seen the copy and paste memes, send this to 10 friends or we will delete your account. that type of thing that facebook would track that and they might jump in and tell people if it is true, do not worry about it. emily: was facebook giving the same attention to stories about president trump or killings in myanmar? do we know? bad but thereooks is a difference between facebook knows more about with its own company than things in myanmar. companies spending a long time with what is happening in other countries and politics. it certainly does show where it's priorities lie. it wants to quash rumors about itself and other things on the network. emily: facebook routinely does surveys. we talked a

brown wagon for their internal communications logistics needs german chemicals maker.is one of the tanker trucks will soon drive the thomas lee. side in look looks after using 5 g. technology company is building its own network to avoid congestion or the potential breakdown of a commercial system. this is transport of the future a tanker truck containing more than 60000 liters of chemicals twice itself around the headquarters of the german chemical company. remote controlled trucks smoked the tanks and carry them to their destination on this huge site in new takes half and. then monitored and controlled in this room. the staff have an overview of tool times of what's in front of behind and next to the vehicles. of this part to be operated with cameras on a monitor the vehicles in forward or reverse gear which side is fitted with the same technology started the b.s.a. is currently trialing 6 of these trucks known as automated guided vehicles they hope to have 20 in use by the start of next year the camera images and like haitian data transmitted via mobile network. the

what should go the train carrying truly precious cargo 50 wagons full of water starting a daily 216 kilometer journey to the dr hitz indian city of chennai. the water comes from the mets were dam on the cover a river one of india's largest water reservoirs here a jar path it is piped onto the train the cargo is expected to ensure a minimum supply to a city of 10000000 until the monsoon rains come. up but no this is not a permanent solution but it's a timely way to help and that's all. this is not a permanent solution. the emergency water supply will cost nearly $100000000.00 that's the price of drugs in an ever expanding population. and once in chennai the water is deep counted into tankers. and you put it with people get excited once they see your lorries earlier we used to go home by 8 now it takes till 12 am to go home and sleep there's no time to even eat meat. the drivers have been putting in extra shifts for weeks chennai is home to more than 4000000 people. thousands stand in line for a few connoisseurs of water for hours so this water is just a drop in the ocean. and this could be onl

what should go a train carrying truly precious cargo 50 wagons full of water starting a daily 216 kilometer journey to the drive hit south indian city of chennai. the water comes from the metro dom on the covering river one of india's largest water reservoirs here ajar pad it is piped onto the train the cargo is expected to ensure a minimum supply to a city of 10000000 until the monsoon rains come. but no this is not a permanent solution but it's a timely way to help and that's all. this is not a permanent solution. the emergency water supply will cost nearly $100000000.00 that's the price of drugs in an ever expanding population. and once in chennai the water is deep counted into tankers. pleaded with people get excited once they see our lorries and earlier we used to go home by eggs. now it takes till 12 am to go home and sleep there's no time to even eat the monument i'll have to leave it there nice doing business with you also you'll get very soon going to tell. the folks. millenniums do some things a bit differently another thing is clearly different makes the older generation on the l

meantime the wagon blowing past drivers on i-08 and this cell phone video. vacaville, some 50 miles from oakland, chp order add spike strip put out. >> looks like the right rear tire is blown. >> eventually slowed down and rolled into a car near the plaza. >> driver door is open. >> the suspect was immediately taken into custody back in oakland. sadness fills the fire station. >> disappointing and a little let down this happened to our fire station. we're here for the community and our citizens. i would say a letd weeks to repair, in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> a federal government study looking into an alarming decline of the country's honeybee population has been sidelined because of budget cuts. the usda has suspended data collection for honeybee colony. researchers say it's detrimental because it eliminates an important wave understanding what happened. bee keepers lost 40% of colonies in the last year. >>> an 11-year-old girl hopes someone will return her pet rabbit after it was stolen while being displayed at the marin county fire. someone took them thurs

someone broke into a fire station and stole a wagon truck. are the rigs often used when fighting wild land fires. they don't know how they did it. lisa has more from those who called in the theft to police. >> asked what i'm doing here, i'm helping, what you need. no, you're not helping her. so basically she took her own actions and that's when it happened. he pulled off in a fire truck. >> her niece told her to dial 911 after she confronted a man sitting inside of this rig. her nephew also saw the suspect. >> he had civilian clothes and he was sagging, too. he had regular clothes on. he didn't have the right, proper thing. he looked kind of like he was mental. >> all this happened just mome station 23. the place was empty when the suspect got inside the locked building, found the keys to the rig and busted out. >> somehow they hit here, this whole thing bent here. >> after the suspect took off in the rig and tore through the door, it had to be fixed. that's when the station was out of service for roughly four hours. meantime the wagon blowin

and and wagoner said she was hod to be working on a very important subcommittee.interview with people with specific skin colors when jobs come open, he suggested naming that rule after and wagoner -- she didn't objec object. david horowitz is not a christian but he knows people of all religions owe a great deal to america's christian heritage and he knows if america loses that heritage it won't be the same country. unfortunately the left aims to do justin that. he has written a new book, it's called "dark agenda: the war to destroy christian america." thanks so much for coming onn tonight. >> it's an honor to be on the best news show on television, where you get a dose of reality every night. thank you. >> tucker: why did you right this book? >> every freedom we hold dear ae americans come every principle, quality, inalienable rights to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, tolerance, freedom of speech, every one of these originated as a christian idea and a protestant christian ideab at that. that's because 98% of the people who created this country were protestan

fromit is just a wagon ohio to kentucky.ld here in the jail from friday to monday, but there are a number of black people here in detroit who are determined to free them. they do not want them to be enslaved. two of the people who are part of this our young women, caroline and tabatha. those two women, along with another group of african-americans meet at a home and come up with a plan to free them. as they are working on that plan over the weekend, on sunday after church, they come here to the jail to visit thornton and ruth blackburn. thornton's visitors are all turned away. the sheriff's deputies do not allow him to have any visitors. he is kept inside a jail cell behind bars in shackles. him,are that worried about believing that he is the mastermind behind the escape. ruth is allowed visitors, because they are not as worried about this woman, which is really going to end up being a big problem on their part. -- caroline and tabatha are going to go into the jail cell. while in the cell, they are praying with her, because

d.c., all of the entities from the executive branch, congress, to the federal reserve circling the wagonse must protect our fiat currency if we give that up? what do we have, the money is power but the ability to control money is the ultimate power. >> that i bit. they're basing currency on some direct or indirect value. while you said it, charles, our fiat currency is only good as we want it to be. amazing when we left the gold standard during the nixon era, we left it, just trust us. country after country could be trustand country after country couldn't be trusted. chinese manipulation, south america, zimbabwe where they have trillion dollar currency. the fact i am not a big fan of cryptocurrency but also as you alluded to not a big fan of endless fee fiat derivatives ofr already fiat money. charles: david marcus, last week, was not arrogant but certainly confident, feels like there is time for a better system. there is something that could be a he profound change for the entire world. taking that saying this is not a threat, not a new system, not a threat to national securities but yet

anif we didn't, they would've tased us and hauled usp off dy wagons. >> our number one priority was to resolve the occupation. peaceful they had armed guards at the gates. they had armed patrols.ey learly intended to defend their position. >> narrator: tonight on frontlinthe inside story o an armed uprising and a movement that calls themselves "american patriots." >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided by the john d. d catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. additional support is ed by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public the john and helen gleissues. family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and j

progressives topping the polls -- senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, seeming to circle the wagons, avoiding attacks on each other. at times it seemed like the adults taking on the jv squad playing defense. one of the key issues, sanders' proposed take on the health care system and health care for all. watch this debate. >> congressman delaney just referred to it as bad policy, and previously he's called the idea political suicide that will just get president trump re-elected. what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] right now we have a dysfunctional health care system, 87 million uninsured or underinsured, $500,000, 500,000 americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills, 30,000 people dying while the health care industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profit. five minutes away from here, john, is a country. it's called canada. they guarantee health care to every man, woman, and child as a human right -- >> i'm right about this. we can create a universal health care system to give everyone basic look for free. and i have a

someone broke into a fire station and actually stole a wagon truck. those are the rigs often used when fighting wildland fires. firefighters still don't know how the thief did it. abc 7 news reporter has more from those who called in the theft to police. >> she asked them, what you doing here? he said, i'm going to help. what do you need? she was like, no, you're not a helper. bas basically, she took her own actions, and that's when it happened. he pulled off in a fire truck. >> reporter: she told her niece to dial 911. her nephew saw the suspect. >> he had civilian clothes. he had regular clothes on, not like the right, proper thing. he looked kind of like he was mental. >> reporter: all this happened moments after a crew left station 23. the place was empty was the suspect got inside the locked building, found the keys to the rig, and busted out. >> somehow, they hit here. this whole thing bends here. >> reporter: after the suspect took off in the rig and tore through this door, it had to be fixed. that's why the station was out of service for rough

. >> our fire apparatus, our tank wagon was stolen from our firehouse. >> reporter: oakland fire's battalion chief says fire crews from station 23 were out doing inspections, when someone somehow broke in. >> the premises was secured when the crew left. all the doors and the windows were locked. >> reporter: and brush patrol, a smaller engine used for wildland fires. >> feel a little violated, feel a little disheartened hopefully not from our community, that they'd do this to our station. >> reporter: firefighters say a community member spotted somebody suspicious and called 911, at 10:40 45 saturday morning. >> if we have spikes, that would be great. >> reporter: after the suspect left the station, opd and chp followed the engine on i-80 and 680. vacaville police also stepped in, throwing out spike strips on i-80. the driver started losing control. >> looks like right rear tires. >> reporter: and pulled into a gas station in vacaville. >> he's hit into a parked car. >> reporter: police then surrounded and arrested him. >> they're taking him in to custody now. >> reporter: lili tam, "nbc bay

and this is who republicans decided to hitch their wagons to and it's at their ultimate demise if they continue to do this. >> they have a choice if they continue to hitch their wagon to racist tweets our not. the thing is the problem with this conversation is we can't even talk about like the differences between the republican party and democratic party on other issues, on social issues, on economic issues. there are valid conversations to be had. >> right, absolutely. >> but i can't have that conversation because we're literally talking about racism in the year 2019. >> and again, two things. tarr, if you haven't read tim's book, do it. >> i'm excited. >> he's written several pages about that moment you described right there with nikki haley on stage and marco rubio and tim scott. the second thing is as you look at this week the president didn't just tweet this on sunday. he held a news conference on this yesterday. this is now a campaign strategy. this is, you know, the trump re-election strategy as far as i can tell at this moment. it isn't those economic issues or health care or t

gilroy 53. 55, boulder creek and 56, saratoga. 58 circling the wagons, campbell and two observations san jose, 50, 53, the water temperatures are cold. below average for this time of year. san francisco buoy should be 55 or 56. southeast breeze, san jose 10. low 60s, monterey 60 degrees. 43 truckee. 63 reno. we know the drill by now, a face day by the coast. in the 60s, 70s inland, 80s to 90s for some. coast fog, warm to hot inland. cooler tomorrow and carrying us in to friday as the system sweeps through and increases the fog. what is there burns back. it will start to ramp up by tomorrow. it will be more fog hanging on and starting to make a bigger push. the wind hasn't been a huge factor, but on shore breeze tomorrow. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s for some. the pattern is not much changing today, it will tomorrow. we will take that in to friday and slow rebound in to the weekend. >>> singer r kelly still in jail this morning. coming up, why a judge denied bail for kelly and what he is accused of trying to do to keep his accusers quiet. of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's

. >> yes, yeah [ laughter ] we were touring in a -- we called it the lumber wagon it was a station wagon amps, the drum kit and maybe one change of clothes per person >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and then on the road for the entire summer, but one of the best ways to spend that part of our lives, and it's still with me it's still with me >> seth: that's fantastic. i also want to ask, you were in brooklyn last night doing an event. you used to live in brooklyn >> yeah. >> seth: is this a true story that you had a trampoline -- >> yeah. >> seth: on your roof that you got from busta rhymes? >> so -- [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> seth: and now, again, i - by the way, i get that this is a thing that a lot of candidates have [ laughter ] >> yeah. the answer is "yes." so a roommate of ours, it was either dylan or stephan was working on the set of a busta rhymes video >> seth: uh-huh. >> somehow came home with a n mo on wallabout street in williamsburg in 1996 and it doesn't sound like the safest thing in the world but here we were jumping on a trampoline on the top of a building everyone survive