oh, my gosh. [ yelling ] >> oh, god, no, one more time.yelling ] >> oh! oh! [ audience gasps ] jimmy! oh! [ audience gasps ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, dude. oh, my go. i'm so sorry. >> guys, there's blood on it. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry. that is insane. >> there's blood on that. >> jimmy: that is unreal. don't smile, dude. [ laughter ] i can't -- i can't unsee this, dude. i can't -- tie it? in a thing? >> my goodness, no. >> jimmy: in a knot? alright, yeah, make a knot. oh, my god, david. i don't want to do this, man. oh, my gosh. we should have done the card trick. [ laughter ] i'm telling you, we should've done the card trick. >> oh, god. my camera skills are horrible. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. alright. alright, cool. >> oh god. >> jimmy: i can't even tie a a knot. i'm freaking out right now. [ laughter ] [ yells ] okay. that's a knot. well, thanks for coming david. [ laughter ] [ applause ] it's always good to see you and you're on tour starting may 6th in san diego. do you have something? the card trick. [ laughter ] yeah. the card trick. yeah

at rallies and yell and holler for your guy, you know. you write about how politics, political party family thing, a passed down to generation, people recruitable by the other party? they trying to bring them nto the fold or just rienforce what already existed? >> 95% of voters vote for the same party from first election for decades after. a little bit of a wobble, when young men are 21, virgin ote at vote, introduction into adulthood and masculinity, there, just enough voters can be won over to swing most ction, not only the popular elections in american history, but highest voter turn in and closest elections american history. you get a couple 21 year olds and the right state to switch sides and won control of the entire government. >> i saw statistic that you, this, in 1820, one quarter of eligible voters voted 20 years later that switched to four-fifths, what was happening in the country? >> very complicated question, i think the answer is in a nation going very disbursed, through tremendous changes from industrialization and gives th

he would yell so loud that you could hear him yelling from inside the house. it was like he lost his keys. he was not yelling at anybody. he was like where are my keys? >> the case is -- baffled investigators all around california for decades. it started with a series of rape cases and then in the east bay later the killings happened in southern california using elaborate not to bind his victims. here is a map of the crimes. another 12 cases it took place in the east bay. most of the killings took place in southern california.>> we have live coverage tonight. speaking with a woman's whose father and stepmother were killed. >> live at the county jail where joseph james deangelo is being held tonight without bail. >> he has his first court appearance on a friday afternoon. with crimes spending 10 years in 10 counties it promises it to be a complex prosecution. >> in june 1976 i was 12. >> the da grew up here and remembers fearing the east area rapist who ran homes and tied up and assaulted women the sometimes with their children or partners present. >> and the a

now, that is what the united states has been yelling and screaming and demanding and so has the rest of the west since 9/11. so in a way, it kind of explains why he's been given an easy pass but not a free pass. >> yeah, and -- absolutely. and somebody said to me when i was working, they said we've been yelling at this guy for 30 years, we've been yelling at saudi arabia, change your system, change your system and finally along comes a guy who's doing it and we're kind of freaking out. it's true. i think that that's one aspect of his reform program, which is very positive. i think he's very serious about it. he is trying to -- he's trying to essentially marginalize the clerics in saudi arabia who have had the most power and those have been the most conservative, the wahabis. he's trying to push them out of the way. so it's interesting because i think -- i worry about a backlash because mbs has moved so quickly against so many areas of society. he's taken on the plutocrats, he's taken on the clergy and it makes me wonder if there will be a backlash. >> i want to start talking about so

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the string of rapes and murders in the 70s and 80s, one of his alleged victims says he repeatedly yelled i hate you bonnie after she was raped in 1978. >>> investigators say she is one of the killers youngest victims, we are learning from the woman who was attacked at knife point, bound with rope and raped. it all happened in 1979 when the woman, mary berwert was just 13. >> above all i am so happy. it is the best news. there was a time when i thought i would never know.>> this is a picture of mary berwert from 1979 when she celebrated her 13th birthday, two months after the picture was taken her life

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we can't get around the fact that if a guy yells a rude answer and gets an answer -- yells a rude questionaybe we are all better off. >> tucker: that's a fair point. brit hume, thank you. good to see you. >> uc davis has invented an entire slate of new programs. how can you talk to others without committing dozens of micro-aggressions? you don't know the answer, we don't know the answer. answer. kathy rude knows the answer. she joins us next. ♪ ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ termites, we're on the move.24/7. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. and i'm terry ware. and this is our sears hometown store. we always wanted to raise our family in a small tight-knit hometown community. when the opportunity to own a sears hometown store became available we jumped at it. and ever since, we've been a family owned business. our customers keep coming back because they know they can trust us. we're part of their community.

maybe 'cause you're not yelling in it. i look at this, and i'm like, "what the hell? where's the sparkle? where's the guy that scored the winning touchdown and was carried off by his team?" this guy looks like he was carried off by the current. i have half a mind to cut this up and never go back there. maybe you can use one of the scissors from the eight-pack that we bought. hey, jay, you feeling it? you ready to knock down some pins? oh, great. gray and wrinkled, like my tired puss. it's my league finals, and jay agreed to fill in for our star bowler, maurice, who's recovering from a groin pull. an actual groin pull, not the party on fire island. i don't know, cameron. i'm-- i'm really not feeling it tonight. well, you better start feeling it soon. we need to win so i can stick it to that smug martin sherman. who's martin sherman? only my archrival.

so he would wake me up at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. >> and yell at you?and yell at me. >> of course she was careful not to tell her colleagues this. ellen feared if she showed a chink in her emotional armor she would never be effective. >> they see she's emotional and that is the focus. it is all about the women thing. >> and they won't respect you anymore she said that now that mike was sick she would be there for him, as she promised through the good times and the bad. >> she asked to see him through this. she said what kind of wife would i be. >> in sickness and health. >> right. she wasn't going to leave him. >> but ellen said he had no problem leaving her. in fact, mike was spending more and more time away from ellen and his family. he was going back and forth between albuquerque and phoenix. that's where jeep held its continuing education classes in auto mechanics. >> he still wanted to go to training because he had been going to training all along through his work history. >> a two-day trip became three days an then four days and then a week with.

that's good to know. [ audience yelling ] i'm hearing four.e magnetized. >> jimmy: yes. >> yeah, their fancy. >> oh, boy. [ audience ohs ] >> ha, ha. >> jimmy: he's acting. he's acting. he's acting. >> okay. >> jimmy: he's acting. he knows it. >> ready? >> jimmy: he is faking his -- he's faking his own teammate out. >> tariq: it's a book. and a movie. okay. >> jimmy: wow, wow, wow. >> tariq: four words. first word. short. it, the, a. fourth word. time. a -- okay. "a wrinkle in time." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i didn't know where i was going with wrinkle. >> jimmy: wow, wow, okay, here's what's up. now, emily and john are going to be up here giving the clues. and you'll be giving the same clue at the same time, okay? and whoever gets it first, wins. so you'll guess and i'll guess. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: please. our guests. yeah. >> all right. >> jimmy: come on, we can do this pal. [ audience yelling ] >> no, no, no. audience's choice, audience's -- >> seven. >> seven? all right, are you ready? >> that was clearest call i heard. >> that was

millionaries who will accept bei g yelled at are few and far yelled at are few and far between. warriuors and sharks highlites... (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditions region-wide tonight into tuesday morning with lows in the 30s to middle 40s. produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. (grant) new tonight at nine: the mayor of oakland and other city leaders are listening to people in that city tonight...who are frustrated by all the illegal dumping there.(vicki) we told you about that meeting earlier in the show...and our stanley roberts has been exposing this problem for years now. .. near the intersection of louisiana and railroad in oakland, sits a boat,the boat is not sitting on a trailer it's sitting on the ground its been dumped vandalized by taggers nats: ambiance the last time the boat was registered was in 2017 and it even had it's mussel fees paid

starbucks takes action after an ugly racial incident whoosh "...they were whoosh"...they were yelling, help, help..." san jose fire victims share their stories of a narrow escape from a five alarm apartment fire.whoosh"...they were yelling, help, help..." mildew, rot and neglect.this east bay home was actually condemned before it went on the market.you won't believe the selling price. a terrifying fifteen minutes for passengers on board this southwest airlines jet ... after an engine explosion sends shrapnel through a window, fatally injuring a passenger.good evening i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. a 42- year old mother of two from albuqueque... was killed. jennifer riordan was sitting by the window that was hit by debris from the plane's left engine.(steve) as catherine heenan reports, passengers say the pilot's skill brought the plane safely down in philadelphia. "all of a sudden we just heard this loud bang"southwest flight 1380, new york=la guardia to dallas=love field, was near its crusing altitude of 32=thousand feet over central pennsy

then again, some of the other women, did yell out. i'm not surprised to hear that lily bernard yelled out. she has been there every single day, through this trial, every single day through the last trial. she is one of the women that i interviewed in that large "dateline" interview, katy. her story is one of -- she alleges that bill cosby raped her. it is a very brutal -- brutally difficult story to hear. i encourage anybody who hasn't seen your story to go back and look at it. you won awards for it and you deserve them because those stories were powerful and in order to really understand what this means for these women, with this verdict, this guilty verdict means for these women, that story is something that you should just take a moment to watch. let's -- we're going to bring in our legal analyst, danny cevallos, who's in manhattan. also lisa green in new york. danny, i know you have been covering the cohen trial so i'm going to have you put your general lawyer hat on and talk to me about your reaction to this cosby verdict. >> i d

i didn't even argue or yell. >> i'm not yelling at you. right? i asked you a question.ell [ bleep ] i'm feeling it. >> who's camille? >> bundy. camille bundy. >> all right. all right. >> at one point i had a problem with a young girl who was stealing from me and stuff like that. >> now hold on. >> camille is already saying stuff. so i was like i don't want to be bothered. so i moved to another table. >> after much back and forth, officers have concluded that the incident began when jennings started gossiping about another inmate's charges. >> this is the deal. you're staying here to stay out of their hair for four hours. you're going back, four hours, no issues. doors en up tomorrow at 7:00. first issue, from anybody, t whole tier is going to get locked in for a week and then i'm just going to start pressing charges on everybody. >> i get four hours lockup and i didn't even do anything but have a conversation, like just because i am considered the ring leader, so put jennings in lock. >>> coming up -- >> i want to get out. with every ounce in my body, i'm done. >> micha

yelling questions at presidents at events where the questioning might seem inappropriate is a very oldbeen going on for a long time. the president comes out to have a photo op with somebody and they get you and questions. most presidents anticipate them, some don't, no one has ever liked it, but his question got an answer, so if the president is willing to answer the question, it's hard to argue that it shouldn't have been asked. if i have objections to jim acosta, i don't follow his work closely, but some of the things he said, he's a beat reporter, he's not a commentator, he is not editorialist, he's an analyst like myself and he's perfectly free. >> tucker: it was almost five years ago that someone yelled out a question to president obama and was rude about it, but was attacked. he was attacked as a bigot for doing that, almost universally. has this changed or am i imagining it? >> is a double standard that we've been witnessing for years. president obama enjoyed a certain protected status because he was african-american and because he was a democrat and a liberal. those things do n

caught in the cross fr of the officer-involved shooting. >> got out of the car behind me, yelled drop it. guy pointed gun at me and cops. cops fired first behind me. >> reporter: says he jumped on the ground and saw the man with the gun run towards fremont avenue. keith was driving up when he heard the gunshots. >> thought it was some arrest, next s.w.a.t. and different police agencies showed up to tape off the gas station, car is stuck here now. >> reporter: says one young man is dead. under the tent in the street. crime scene protected from the rain. two different bursts of gunfire, arco and fremont boulevard. shock shocked how many shots were fired. >> family in law enforcement and been around gunfire, shocked. >> reporter: shots were fired. police have not identified the man they were pursuing. pronounced dead on the scene. reporting live, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> armed and dangerous, investigators say this man has stolen guns and manifesto about a shooting rampage in san francisco. question is where is he and how serious is the threat. live in san francisco where t

starbucks takes action after an ugly racial incident whoosh "...they were whoosh"...they were yellinge fire victims share their stories of a narrow escape from a five alarm apartment fire.whoosh"...they were yelling, help, help..." mildew, rot and neglect.this east bay home was actually condemned before it went on the market.you won't believe the selling price. a terrifying fifteen minutes for passengers on board this southwest airlines jet ... after an engine explosion sends shrapnel through a window, fatally injuring a passenger.good evening i'm steve aveson.(pam)

he yelled and screamed he doesn't have a private jet, you a-hole.30 years in prison. joining me now, cnn legal analyst mark geragos and gloria brown marshall. gloria, i'm wondering what you made of the verdict today? >> well, this issue of consent is a very important one and it is one that is part not just of rape itself but of assault. is this woman capable of giving consent if she's been drugged. is she capable of saying yes to sexual relations? is that relationship consensual, and i think that's the core of the case, the core of the charges and the jury found, no, she did not give consent because she had been drugs and it was not consensual sex or consensual relations. >> mark, were you surprised that cosby was allowed to walk out of court? >> absolutely. in state court when you get convicted of a serious felony, 999 times out of 1,000 the judge is going to remand you. so, yes, i was surprised. i think that gives him some glimmer of hope in terms of the sentencing. but at the same time i don't think that this was unexpected. usually the common wi

that same passenger says people were going crazy, yelling and screaming..emergency landing was so steep and sudden -- he thought they were crashing. he described how people were trying to hang on to the woman sitting by the broken window.. passenger marty martinez - she wasn't sucked out of the window or pulled out. but her like arms and her body was sucked - like sucked in that direction, from my vantage point. so you see people, from the back of the seat, holding onto her, you know, trying to keep her contained.passenger kathy farnan - stewardesses were right there taking care of her and everything else. and they were also taking care of everybody with running around with oxygen, making sure everybody had enough oxygen. we had quite a number of children on board. that passenger says the female pilot was a navy veteran - who's been praised for remaining cool amidst the chaos. also tonight -- the head of southwest airlines says that plane was inspected two days ago, and no problems were identified. pam and steve? (pam) kron4 first told you about the emergen

yell professor amy, author of the best-selling book that told to -- a new book on tribalism in america. tv onrican history c-span3, saturday at 10 a.m. --tern, the 50th anniversary -- the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king junior. then sunday, edwin stanton on lincoln's assassination and the aftermath. next week, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will testify before a senate and house committee and data privacy. a joint hearing before the senate judiciary and commerce committee. before the house energy commerce committee. and listen live with the free c-span radio app. last night, former mexican president the cente fox and nigel farage come at a former united kingdom independence party leader debated america's nationalism and globalism. the conversation held at the university of maryland and hosted by the steamboat institute is part of a nationwide tour of college campuses.

and she yelled it out. i said we've got her. we've got her. >> of course, max, the hero of the hour. he pulled aurora toward the search lights and has become an honorary police dog. we have to tell you, max is partially blind and deaf and has 17 years -- is 17 years old. >> is max real? >> i know. can max be all of our spirit guides? >> that's amazing. >> good morning to you. some of the warmer temperatures today north, south end of the bay, inland east bay. to the north bay, we could see temperatures even warmer than the upper 70s. for most of you in the 70s. noon in the 70s and topping out to near 80 degrees. if you're headed out today on the bay or at the beach or just out and about, it's going to be ideal with some light to moderate winds. lots of sunshine. cool at the coast, but pretty warm inland. temperatures go down significantly tomorrow throughout the rest of the week. and notice, by the weekend we could see maybe a few sprinkles in the north bay. >> all right. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza for your monday mornin

a former investigator on the case said that the golden state killer yelled out the name bonny in onehis attacks. >> he is making the statement i hate you bonny while he is sobbing. he is an anger retaliatory time rapist. there is a stressor in his life that makes him angry. instead of lashing out at what is making him angry, he lashes out at his victims. >> investigators say dna evidence linked deangelo to 50 rapes and a dozen murders in the 1970s and 80s. he is due back in court on may 14. >>> days after bill cosby was found guilty of drugging and raping a former colleague. we have his reaction to the decision. >> reporter: this is what they wanted, cosby said. the legendary comedian talked to the media throughout both trials but agreed nothing would be published until the verdict. in the first trial, he was offered a deal to register as an sex offender and take probation. he said why take a deal? i didn't do what they said i did. over the years, more than 60 women have accused cosby of sexual assaults, in addition to andrea constand's testimony, five other witnesses testified again

he would yell so loud that you can hear him yelling from inside the house. it was like he lost his keys. he was not yelling at anybody. he was like where are my keys? i cannot find my keys. >> neighbors say he lived in the house for decades and poured his own concrete out front and was meticulous about his yard. he took his boat to a lake and talk to this woman's husband about fishing and politics. >> i am freaked out to know this neighbor -- this was our neighbor and i walked these streets all the time. >> these women were not even born when it began. >> it is just scary not knowing that right down the street you have a crazy insane person just living so close. >> and the fbi team has been here all day. no word on what they found inside the house.>>> our coverage continues in our next half hour. we will take you across the county where at least nine women were raped. to hear from the da there on how they arrest is giving hope to the families of other crime victims whose cases went cold long ago. again, that is coming up at 10:30. >>> a church service that i

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from the fifty person there was only one woman who stood up and say something about it and was yelling and i think i was. also coming up tonight to my pompei you know and his secret cia trip to north korea is the kim trump summit once thought improbable about to become a reality. but we haven't talked about. and it's going very well that was you what . we begin the day with what appears to be a brazen anti-semitic attack that took place right here in the heart of the german capital in a gentrified berlin neighborhood two young men walking down the street wearing jewish kip was a site that has become less uncommon and is reportedly becoming riskier by the day it happened yesterday and what you are about to see is the video of the attack that was taken by one of the two men who say that they were targeted because they chose to wear a jewish symbol you'll hear one of the attackers and yelling the word jew in arabic and whether or not the men targeted were actually jewish appears to have played no role in the minds of their attackers. says it is this notion that these. events. this then yo

. >> i remember yelling no, stop! i can't do this. >> he had sex with me.d me. >> cosby has always denied all allegations. if true, the claims from barbara bowman, heidi thomas, lily bernard and many other women were criminal, but they allege crimes that were long past the statute of limitations. with one notable exception. the accusation made by the woman who came forward first, a canadian, andrea constand. in 2015, as many women were publicly telling their stories -- >> pudding pops! >> about the man who sold kids pudding pops, authorities re-opened constand's case. >> detectives came and spoke with andrea here in canada and asked her if she would be willing to cooperate. what did she say, to your knowledge? >> i don't think she had any hesitation. i think for her it was i will do what needs to get done. >> diana parsons is andrea's older sister, knows her better than anyone else, and she spoke exclusively with cnn about her sister who she describes as private and centered. >> she's very spiritual, and she's calm. she's humble. she's honest. >> and she's

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. >> i heard someone yell fire, fire. >> we're learning just how desperate people were to escape a large fire at a san jose fire complex. the four on 2 starts now. >> can you have medical meet us on the runway as well? >> that is a pilot of a southwest airlines flight requesting help after telling officials that an engine failed. the emergency happened shortly after the plane took off from la guardia airport. welcome to the four on 2. >> some passengers took to social media to show the frightening scene that left one person dead, several others injured too. cristina rendon is following the developments including what the ceo had to say about the emergency landing within the last half hour. >> reporter: andre and heather, the ceo praised the -- he did say that southwest family is devastated by a passenger's death. the first in his airline's history. tense moments in the air as southwest flight 1380 made an emergency landing. the boeing 737 traveling from newark la guardia to dallas love field was diverted after the engine failed. shrapnel is believed to have broken a window. >> rain was p

he would yell so loud that you could hear him yelling from inside the house. >> reporter: grant gorman claims he had multiple run-ins with deangelo. including a threatening call over his barking dog. >> if you don't shut that dog up, i will deliver a load of death. >> reporter: deangelo recently retired from his job at this save mart grocery distribution center. as a young man, he served in the navy. and while some of the early crimes were being committed. deangelo was a police officer, reportedly fired in 1979 for shoplifting dog repellant and a hammer. the golden state killer known for taunting his victims. >> he asked me in a very harsh whisper do you want to die do you want me to kill your mother. >> reporter: margaret wardlow believed to be the youngest just 13 at the time. her attacker tying up her mother like he did others, stacking plates on her back to make sure she wouldn't move. >> just awful. with us, we know after 40 years on the run, new dna technology helped track down deangelo. you are just learned, what turned the case? >> reporter: yeah, david, we just learned from mu

an officer yelling, "gun," and then shots ring out.e recovered a revolver they say eubanks fired. neither officer was injured. >>> a high school student in houston with a guardian angel to thank after a thwarted kidnap attempt. a mom named cecilia and her daughter telling a young woman to get in their car after watching her fight off a kidnap suspect on her walk home from school. the mom hits the gas. a ten-minute chase. police called. they finally box the suspect in. police taking him into custody, and he's facing several charges. that mom saying god had a plan that day. >>> and a widespread data breach hitting a pair of major retailers. the personal information for saks fifth avenue and lord and taylor customers compromised. parent company hudson's bay did not reveal how many accounts were affected. but the disclosure made after a hacking group last week was allegedly shopping a stash of 5 million stolen debit and credit cards, many of them tied to the retail breach. >>> and, they're going to need a bigger boat. a monster great white

or does this -- or is the president yelling at his television through twitter? host: what is the issue involving this caravan reportedly heading to the united states to mexico? guest: there is a group of immigrants who are journeying to the border from central america and they are hoping to seek asylum once they reach here. there is a journalist who has been traveling with them and documenting their journey. fox and friends had reported on this on sunday. seemedhat caravan that to catch the president's attention. it fits with something he has been saying since he announced he was running for president back in 2015, that in his mind he views droves of immigrants from mexico and central america making a beeline for the border and coming across illegally. this situation is a bit different because this group plans to come up for the most part, seek asylum at the border. there are some who may try to sneak over illegally, but the president was saying mexico, step up and do something. threateninghreat in to end nafta if mexico does not do something. this is something

he would yell so loud that you could hear him yelling from inside the house and it was like he lost his keys. he wasn't yelling at anybody. he was like, where are my keys? i can't find my keys. >> reporter: neighbors say deangelo has lived in this house for decades. he poured his own concrete out front and was meticulous about his yard. he took his boat to folsom lake and talked with this woman's husband about fishing and politics. >> i'm scared to death. that's why i came home from work. it freaks me out to know this neighbor, this was our neighbor and i walked these streets all the time. >> reporter: these women weren't even born when the rein of terror began. >> it's scary, the fact not knowing that right down the street you have like crazy, insane person just living so close to you. it's really like -- >> people are worried about my safety, they texted me and told me to be safe. >> reporter: sydney free posted on snapchat about the alleged killer living in her neighborhood. >> he's in custody now so everything should be fine. >> reporter: this woman had a personal connection to the

he would yell so loud that you could hear him yelling from inside the house. and it was like he lost his keys. he wasn't yelling at anybody. he was, like, where are my keys! i can't find my keys!! >> reporter: neighbors say deangelo has lived in this house for decades. he poured his own concrete out front and was meticulous about his yard. he took his boat to the lake and talked to this woman's husband about fishing and politics. >> i'm scared to death. that's why i came home from work. it freaks me out to know this was our neighbor and i walked these streets all the time. >> reporter: these women weren't even born when the reign of terror began. >> it's scary not known that right on the street you have, like, crazy insane person just living so close to you. >> people are worried about my safety. they text me for me to be safe. >> reporter: this person posted on snapchat about the alleged killer living in their neighborhood. >> he is in custody now so everything should be fine. >> reporter: this woman had a personal connection to the investigation. >> because

you can hear protesters screaming and yelling and saying stop, stop, stop. sheriff's deputy car kept moving on. now we know the highway patrol will be looking into the incident. that only seemed to anger protesters and over the next two hours we saw people yelling towards law enforcement and they arrived in riot gear. this is the first time we've seen that tipping point where the anger and the making sure their voices were heard and idea that something could kind of seem like it was going to go wrong. there was a helicopter overhead screaming it was now time to disburse. the crowd wasn't going anywhere for several hours. we do know now that the california highway patrol is going to be investigating this situation. as you look back at the street now, it's completely open. but down here for a while we saw that standoff between officers and the protesters. look this has been going on for over a week. where protesters have been able to walk through the streets and sort of like just yell as much as they want to. we haven't seen any damage. last night was the firs

ben just was yelling out weird things like, you know, kiss harder. grab his butt.ersary. >> could you see ever going back to school when your kids are in school? >> in a minute. >> would you? >> oh, i would love to go back to college. i didn't finish college. i'm already like talking to the girls. when you go to school, wouldn't it be fun if i take classes? which because they're young, they're like yes. they're not going to want that. >> mom, you're a college girl now, and we got to make some changes. >> no. what are you 20? >> 21. >> melissa and her husband, ben falcone, also wrote the script for life of the party together. one of the best lines ever? >> i'm older. i'm wiser. i'm essentially a vagoogle. >> you're scaring me. >> i think my vagoogle scared jack last night. >> oh, my gosh. >> i tend to go off the rails. i never know what i'm going to say. i think i'm lucky enough to be able to look really super hard and do things i love. then i get to do it with someone that i love so much. that's inspiring. it's like every single day i feel like i wake up, and i'm i

if you want to lower, i think, the amount of vitriol and if you want to lower the amount of yelling and screaming and hatred and nastiness is to give people back power and take it away from the elites of corporate america in government and that's the best way to bring around civil discourse. thank you. kathy mark. >> i would recommend to bring back civility and respect to our democracy that we establish a better ethic of listening and encourage listening. by that i fully acknowledge that right now it's not safe for everyone to listen to their opponents. take for example i will just take for example the very obvious existence of racism in this country and because of that it's not safe for some people to listen to those who think they are something less than human but i do think listening is extremely important in a democracy because basically what a democracy is as a form of government in which we are making decisions about each other and about how to govern and guide the lives of other people and if we are doing that with very little understanding of the humanity of the people whom we d

[ all cheering ] >> men, hold your fire until they come within 50 yards, and when you charge, yell liketing ] >> jackson's brave stand inspires the retreating rebels to stop and mount a counterattack, shifting the tide of battle. [ shouting continues ] for the first time, the confederates unleash their demonic rebel yell, terrifying the yankees into a full retreat back across to bull run, directly through the picnicking spectators. [ horse neighs ] [ screaming ] >> everybody's in complete panic many of them drown in bull run creek on their way to escape, as many others are captured by confederate soldiers and brought to richmond prison. >> get back in there and fight! >> this battle causes the rapid evaporation of this idea that the war can be quick and bloodless. >> oh, very gloomy is the house of woe, where tears are falling while the bell is knelling. a sense of mystery the spirit daunted and said, "the place is haunted." [ laughter ] >> manassa a disaster, mr. president. >> [ coughs ] >> draft an official message. i need 500,000 fresh troops and a competent commander. >> lincoln bla

i yelled the floor. >> i asked my colleagues to join us in voting swiftly and unanimously in support of mike pompeo's nomination to service the next secretary of state. i am embarrassed by the naked partisanship that was on display in his confirmation hearing. he deserves better than this. his nomination was sent to the floor without recommendation is an utter disgrace. this is a graduate of west point. man who served our nation honorably as calvary officer. this is a talented litigator who graduated from harvard law school where he served as editor of the law review. an accomplished businessman, a former member of congress and current director of the central intelligence agency. he was qualified to serve in every respect. yet they wanted to block the nomination on the ground that he supports our president. give me a break. to these colleagues i say, enough. enough of the games in the grandstanding. this undermines not only the reputation of this body but the safety of our nation. this will be a significant break from the bipartisan process over my past 42 years. for example, when --