he pointed his finger and ballot if you want to yell at anybody, you yell at me for senator harkin.you don't go after the staff. you go after the big boys. in a moment of discussed, sununu suggested the room declared a falstaff and only elected members of congress should stay. kennedy's response, i said fine because he was staffed. that seemed to quiet things down. kennedy sat back as an awkward silence filled the room. sununu's usually robust frame seem to think down in his chair. faces drained of color in an hour and a half later an agreement had been reached. that is the story when i was writing the book i heard from so many people. it's a nice story because it shows the idea someone is resisting, someone is progressively going after them and because of that the ada went through. it's true that it happened. it's not true that is a decisive moment. one of the things i talk about in the book if you're interested harkin, dole and kennedy with the group the day of the signing. was happening i can't go into is an illegal meaning going on between the different parties. they were called

you want to yell, yell at me. the tenants bulging from his neck. sununu became pale and quiet and back down. so at that table while the major senators involved in the act. the meeting was called together to 10 weeks of staff of the negotiations between the white

he pointed his finger at his face is that if you want to yell you yell at me or senator harkin. you don't go after the staff. you go after the big boys. if you have something to say safe to me. in a moment of disgust he then suggested that the room be cleared of their staff and elected members of congress tuesday. his response, i said fine. his face was drained of color in - i was reading this from so many people. that's the story and it's a nice story because it shows. it's not true that was the decisive moment. this is kennedy with a group at the day of the signing. what i wanted to get to. it was going on between the different parties and these were some of the people involved. they were called at the bagel breakfast held with the women with the lurch shoulder pads and then it really was ten weeks of negotiating there that produced the results that the senate was able to pass. the story is a good illustration but it's a lot less complicated than it really happened. i'm going to skip one other story and there were many stories in the book that are both stories we know and thos

how could you yell at this woman? look at her face! this is not a face of a liar. look at the smile on her face. impossible! have you lost all your manners?" grabs him. and he says, "look at her suitcase, it's obviously been searched already." and he threw him off the bus. apologized to my mom. and all i could think of is, man, my mother's a gangster. to be that quick on her feet. and then we ended up in amman for, like, two weeks waiting for our paperwork. and then my sister and i came alone to houston. and then my mom went back to kuwait. to finish it up. >> so, you end up in houston, texas. >> in houston, texas. >> after growing up in kuwait. >> yes. >> what a culture shock that must have been. >> it was. and also, like, i went to private british english school in kuwait. so, i was used to the english language. but the british english language. and also you had a lotta expats in kuwait. i went to quite a diverse school. and i was learning multiple languages. and i went to school with a vest and a bow tie. >> little bow tie? >> little bow tie. i was an adorable l

. >> what were you yelling at the suspect? >> get on the ground, get on the ground, get on the ground! >> reporter: randall kerrick is testifying that he thought the unarmed young black man was going to attack him and two other officers. >> what did you interpret? his body language to mean? >> he was going to attack me. he was going to assault me. he was going to take my gun from me. >> reporter: in dash cam video, you do see the 24-year-old running towards the camera. but prosecutors say he was just disoriented and had been knocking on doors for help after wrecking his car in the middle of the night. scaring one homeowner who called 911. >> he is in the front yard yelling. >> reporter: they say that he was the only officer of the three who fired his gun, hitting the young man ten times. he now faces up to 11 years in prison if he's convicted of voluntary manslaughter. the trial resumes monday. david? >> steve, thanks. >>> we turn to the race for 2016 tonight. donald trump and hillary clinton among the big names in iowa this w

but you can't yell fire in a crowded theater. you cannot tell a fellow american to kill your other americans in the name of jihad. that's not protected speech. that's a crime. they have to be shut down and arrested whether they are preaching it on the internet, in our prisons, or from the mosques. protect america from freedom. and by the way -- by the way -- the response of this administration to our marine recruiters being shot was for them to take off their uniforms. america is not going to bow down when i'm president to radical islam anywhere in the world, and certainly not in the united states. our marine recruiters should not be taking off their uniforms. they should be putting on their guns and we will be a lot safer across this country. it's not just enough to ignore the fact that isis has recruiting centers, training centers, planning huts, hundreds of millions of dollars, sophisticated weapons, social network capability and thousands of people with western passports. we have got to destroy their training and planning cent

kennedy pointed at him and said you want the let anybody you yell at me or senator harkin, not the staff, go after the big boys. you got something to say, say it to me. the moment was discussed, he suggested the rim be cleared of all staff and only elected members of congress should stay. kennedy's response, i said fine. he was staff. that seems to quiet things down. kennedy sat back as awkward silence filled the room. john senden u.s. normally robust frame seems to sink down in his chair, his face was drained of color and an hour-and-a-half later an agreement had been reached. that is the story when imus writing this book that i heard from so many people and it is a nice story because it shows the idea is that someone is resisting, aggressively, and went through. it is true that it happened, not true that it was a decisive moment and one thing i talk about in the book if you are interested, people at the meeting kennedy with a group the day of the signing, what i wanted to get to was what was really happening is -- there were secret illegal meetings that were going on this whole time be

give us 10 seconds before you yell it out. >> "indiana jones." [ buzzer sounding ] what is it? >> that's "superman". williams to me. >> we'll get this right. me and you. everyone else, don't say oh! what is it? "field of dreams"? no, it's not. i'm going to start eating again. oh, "st. elmo's fire." >> i never saw that movie. >> i can read lips. >> this is depressing. >> we have to stop doing that. that's it. stop it. >> all righty. there are friends you have and there are friends you need. they're different things. according to one study -- who >> the best time to have a high 20s. >> then in your 30s clip the wing of your social network and get more high quality friends. >> just fewer in vol jum. >> here are the five friends you need. you need the comic relief, the friend that makes you laugh. >> always. >> if we had amy schumer. >> oro da. >> mary tyler more had rhoda. >> the life coach. the one that gives you the good pep talk. >> like oprah winfrey. >> the risk taker is adventurous and introduces you to new ideas. who that would be in your life? >> um, risk taker? >> jen mill

. >> he had downey yelling at these people who you felt like yelling at sometimes. >> if i depended on new jersey's pre-eminent lawyer, i would find my ass in the crapper for the rest of my life. >> which is what all of the reality shows today are based on. >> who said this guy is new jersey's pre-eminent lawyer? >> there is that prurient excitement of not nice people. >> intellectual trash like you who don't know -- >> and saying not nice things. >> when was the last time you looked in a mirror, probably cracked. >> you weren't quite sure whether it was all set up or whether some of it was set up or whether it was all real. >> hello, everyone, i'm maury povich. >> almost the first fan letter from a catholic high school in new jersey. someone invited mort to go to assembly where they were discussing the "morton downey jr. show." should it be on tv? shouldn't it be? we arrived at this catholic high school. and they swarmed like he was the beatles. [ screaming ] >> he goes, jesus crisis, what's happened? what have i done? i'm a 55-year-old middle-aged guy. and i have 14-year-old catholic

but you can't yell fire in a crowded theater. you cannot tell a fellow american to kill your other americans in the name of jihad. that's not protected speech. that's a crime. they have to be shut down and arrested whether they are preaching it on the internet, in our prisons, or from the mosques. we have to protect america from freedom. and by the way -- by the way -- the response of this administration to our marine recruiters being shot was for them to take off their niforms. america is not going to bow down when i'm president to radical islam anywhere in the world, and certainly not in the united states. our marine recruiters should not be taking off their uniforms. they should be putting on their guns and we will be a lot safer across this country. it's not just enough to ignore the fact that isis has recruiting centers, training centers, planning huts, hundreds of millions of dollars, sophisticated weapons, social network capability and thousands of people with western passports. we have got to destroy their training and pla

who will you yell at then. en it's the trump show you're just another extra and it's highly unlikely he'll even remember you. joining me tonight, she's so hot. she gives the sun a dana lash sunbu sunburn. host of the dana show and dana on the blaze. he's so sharp, he's not allowed near condom factories. all right. dana, i want to go near you first. he's making a huge splash. it's kind of a natural advantage when you're dealing with conservatives who already hate government. >> no, i think i love your monologue because i think it's spot on. this is turning into troll 16 instead of deciding who will be in the white house. it's mean girls 2. people are angry and they don't want a boring focus group tested primary. i think he who slaps the hardest or she is the person who will win in 2016. i wish some of these other candidates would wake up and realize they don't have to be so careful and kittens and sunshine with their speech. it's more of the message than the record. we still have a year to be completely disappoin

he died from police brutality. 127 homicides later, you want to yell police brutality? ack people. you're a joke. you're tearing up communities over thugs and criminals. you think the police are out here for fun? do you think they're out here for game? you shoot at them? they're going to shoot at you. that's the realism of it. their job is to serve and protect. not serve and die. >> conservative radioactive host kevin jackson joins us in a moment. first, dr. cornell west. what do you make of peggiy hubbard and her message? >> i think she's traumatized and tear tiesed. and she is right to have the empathy she has. we have to make a difference between speight state sponsored violence and violence to black people. they're not the same thing i come from a strong family. strong church. one of the three in france, his father is a pastor of my church in shiloh. i come from a strong family church. i know that there is a state of siege taking place in black america. the tremendous emergency situation that dr. carson is talking about. he is right about the state of emergency, he i

you yell it every night. >> all right. she's just bubbly and happy, just undescribable. that's how i describe her. >> rick met shayna in the spring of 2005 and has been teaching her how to skydive for the past six months. that october he wants to document an exciting milestone for her. >> all right, shayna. what are you getting ready to do? >> my first aff. >> aff stands for accelerated free fall, and it's shayna's first time doing it on her own. in the plane, rick asks her if she's ready. >> ready to skydive? >> i'm ready. >> door! >> as seen from rick's helmet camera, the free fall is picture perfect. >> the dive went very well that day. we exit the plane. we were stable. we had a very good dive. >> shayna deploys her chute first, and rick is excited, everything looks great. >> whoo, good job, shayna! yeah, that's my girl. >> but soon, rick loses sight of her, and when he does find her in the air, there's trouble. >> when i saw her, she was under a solid white parachute, which i know is a reserve, they're solid in color. >> rick knows something is wrong. shayna has mad

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and this guy was furious. >> get out of here. >> it's almost like he was spiting on you when he was yellingves this is going to happen. we walk out, the three of us, and then outside. mort goes you did a great job. >> there were times where i would hate to watch the show because it was so violent. >> i didn't like seeing that side of him, i guess. because that's not the person i was raised with. he was never like that unless he was on camera. gld he played the angry populous. >> i really think it's more envy. >> all cultures are basically pyramidings. there are very few people on the top. >> it's the system. it's not me. >> the man held me down. >> right. exactly. >> once you've decided on the act, and after you've written down the confines of the act, if you stand out and say you're a tree long enough, you'll eventually get leaves. >> what do you find offensive with that statement? >> the word pretend. >> he did not look like the child of a hollywood star. he came off,quiet frankly, authentic. >> this is all you do in show business. get people riled up. >> an e it was an act. >> i was an a

you can yell some answers to me. henry morgenthaler one, who was ambassador to of turkey under president wilson bought the farm and it was much larger than it was today, it was a dairy farm as well as a fruit farm. he bought it for his son. from what i am told he bought it for his son, henry junior junior in order to keep henry junior near him. he was devoted to his son and his son was devoted to him, although sometimes he was known to want to take a little break. but henry junior, indeed threw himself into farming, the dairy farm was sold off at some point and only the apple orchard were left. bob, i think bob is a farmer at heart just like his father was. one of bob saenz is there is no better maneuver than the footprints of the owner. so, every weekend since we have been married, almost 40 years we have gone up to fishkill farms and bob has gone around pruning the trees, examining the apples, getting depressed if it was a bad crop or if we had a freeze, and getting a lady if the crop, like it is this year, bountif

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. >> you are run, a man walking out in front of you, you want to yell out track, because he is liable to proceed behind you and nail you, either with a weapon or a fist. >> somebody want to control this basketball court or that basketball court or this weight bench or that weight bench. the cos having in to do with that, that is amongst the inmates, the convicts. sometimes you be able to talk it out and get it settled without violence. sometimes you have to bring violence. this is just like on the street, you can be here today and you can be gone tomorrow. >> violence always on the verge of exploding, the officers are as much at risk as the inmates. >> the inmate today tends to want to hurt staff. >> you got bad apples in their crew just like you got bad apples in our view. there are officers back here back here simply to make it miserable on us. >>> it is us against them. they threaten us all the time, saying they are going to hit certain officers and so it's scary. >> each day on this yard, 12 officers oversee 500 inmates. outnumbered and armed only with batons and pepper spray, cor

. >> because you yelled at me and called me an amateur, i want you to stick around for a moment and take this conversation. i want to bring in david gergen who sees a lot of 24 through a political lens. he identified the market plunge as one of three signs that the silly season in this campaign is over or ought to be. and says it's time to get serious. by serious, david means focusing more than on donald trump's antics and hillary's e-mails and more on policy. joining us is jeff relord. david. you say this market plunge should put pressure on presidential candidates to engage in a more meaningful way? >> absolutely. we've had a summer frolic and there has been more entertainment than politics. donald trump is at the center of that. as americans face the fact that the world financial markets are in chaos that the economy may be more fragile than we thought, that your 401k could be in trouble, what americans want now is leadership that is strong as well as steady and a steadying force for us. that's the kinds of person they look for. and they are going to start trying to size up the candid

i will show you yelling. >> it is the right -- >> really -- >> the fix is in. in this case, because i mean, as great as marsha hardin while she a force, forceful actress really has a wonderful comic timing. and -- >> rose: but you i have said this is more drama than comedy? >> yes. i literally -- >> rose: drama driven by characters. >> i like things where you can't quite tell the difference. >> rose: do you collaborate with your brother? >> yeah, we did a number of films together, including about a boy and american -- is the first one he we did and we watched each other's cuts and we have done a number where -- >> rose: but there was a story somewhere that have you looking at this japanese film with all of the -- >> have have been, we have been adapt ago film like father like son. >> rose: which is about? >> it is about a situation where two families learn that their children have been switched at birth, it sounds popular esque. >> rose: i am sure it will not. have you done everything you have wanted to do? have you made the films you wanted to make? i asked ea

in room with people who are on total other end of this, it is a lot harder to talk about, you get people yelling at you, view point and heated debate. kennedy: not about leading from heart, i don't want someone to lead from the heart, i want someone to lead from the brain. and you know for some reason that has been rationality has been devalued to point where i don't think you need a emotional president. >> it -- does he care about unity? every block is a starbucks, he has shut town every mom and pop shop in town. he is sick of cheap shots maybe sell a latte for under $6. kennedy: maybe this is why hipsters hate starbucks. >> a lot of reasons why. if howard schultc, my feeling that if he was serious, he is a freight businessman, he talks about a rags to riches story, when mo one grad waited from college, we need that attitude, life is not fair, but make it fair find a way in the end. kennedy: not go ahead here is a whip, pet beat me, i am your se. >> panel returning in a moment, talking about tom brady's e-mails, taking a jab at a football rival, and judge napolitano will join me to explain how

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. >> what were you yelling at the suspect? >> get on the ground, get on the ground, get on the ground! >> reporter: in an emotional trial that continues on monday, former charlotte police officer randall kerrick says he thought 24-year-old jonathan farl was trying to attack kerrick and two other officers. in dash cam video, you do see the former college football player running in their direction. then the sound of gunshots off camera. [ gunshots ] >> he was going to assault me. he was going to take my gun from me. >> reporter: officer little says he fired his taser and missed. >> he walks toward me. i hear him say shoot me, twice. he runs at officer kerrick, full speed. >> reporter: prosecutors say kerrick was the only officer to fire his gun, hitting the young man ten times. >> i had no idea if he was armed or not. >> reporter: prosecutors say farrell was just disoriented and had been looking for help after crawling out of the window of this wrecked car he was driving. police were called after he went knocking on doors in the

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. >> because you yelled at me and called me an amateur. stick around. i want to bring in david gergen sees a lot through a political lens. a good piece on cnn.com, and identified the market plunge as one of three signs that the silly season in the campaign is over or ought to the be. and says time to get serious and by serious he means focusing more on just donald trump's antics and hillary clinton's e-mails and on policy. with us tonight, david gergen, donald trump supporter, jeffrey lord. david, you say this market plunge should put pressure on presidential candidates to engage in a more meaningful way. >> absolutely. we have had a summer frolick. there has been lots of entertainment as well as politics. donald trump has been at the center of that. now as americans face the fact that the world financial markets are in chaos. this economy may be more fragile. your 401(k) could been trouble. what americans want now is, leadership that is strong as well as steady. and steadying force. that's the kind of person they lack for. they will size up the candida

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