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>> september 22, 1989, 29 years ago when hurricane hugo moved into this area, just north of charleston. moved in as a category 4 with winds at 140. this could be a couple miles per hour stronger. came in a different angle. theres the color, the line in purple. it killed 27 people. it didnt just devastate the area, chris. it changed the entire environment. it changed the coastline. the topography. it created over 100,000 homeless americans. the total cost was $9.5 billion. it was the costliest na...

Its what you are showing people. what hits and where it hits are equal coefficients in any potential disaster. this is a uniquely vulnerable coastline in different aspects. when is the last time this area saw anything like this? >> september 22, 1989, 29 years ago when hurricane hugo moved into this area, just north of charleston. moved in as a category 4 with winds at 140. this could be a couple miles per hour stronger. came in a different angle. theres the color, the line in purple. it killed ...

Just a pardon here or there, although that may be great for someone that happens. these issues dont even -- its broader than that. >> laura: i get it. >> i commend the president on his willingness. >> laura: what i am saying is, they are doing prison reform now, and he has expressed, as i explained in the "angle," a desire, perhaps, was kind of takes off a lot of conservatives, to do a broader criminal justice reform. hes bringing in all these people, including van jones, who is also getting mon...

Finds that they are unfairly treated, then we will harden them, or at least let them out. >> laura: so my question is, how many of the nfl players have taken him up on that offer? reached out to the president? welcome and may be some have used back channels, i dont know. but did not do so confirms a suspicion that the anthem protests are more about ideology than equality. and that would be a real shame. and thats the "angle." joining us now with the reaction is the president of the national orga...

>> laura: they wanted to get rid of the problem and it has minimize the problem for sure but my radio audience is still ticked off. both of you, i appreciate it very much tonight. and the new orleans advocate says that, well, he is ageless at age 37 and still getting it done, as tight and to the saints, tough game last night. running back mark ingram says he is so wrapped he looks like the under armour manikin. hear from the effort mention players coalition is the the new england saints ben wats...

Tennis star melts down, ill explain why serena williams got it all wrong this past weekend, and ill be joined by former tennis great himself. first, the n.f.l. fumbles on the anthem again, the focus of tonights "angle." last may n.f.l. owners announced policy requiring their players to stand for the national anthem or remain in the locker room during the anthem. anyone kneeling or protesting would be fined. but what a difference a few months make, the n.f.l. has now announced it wont implement i...

And my committee finds they are unfairly treated, then we will pardon them or at least let them out. >> laura: my question is how many n.f.l. players have taken him up on that offer? reached out to the president? well, maybe some have used back channels, i dont know, to not do so confirm the suspicion the anthem protest is more about ideology than -- and thats the angle. joining us with reaction is vera, president of the national organization of black law enforcement executives, along with retir...

Change, not just a pardon here and there, although that may be great if that happens. >> laura: i get it, ben -- i get it. >> broader than that. >> laura: i get it, but why -- >> on his willingness. >> laura: okay, what im saying, they are doing prison reform now and he is expressed, i played in the angle, desire, perhaps which ticks off a lot of conservatives, to do a broader criminal justice reform, hes bring nothing people, including van jones, who is getting money from the n.f.l., so why not...

On criminal justice reform? >> thank you for having me laura. i cant speak for the players, but as far as the national organization of black law enforcement executives, we do support anyones right to peacefully protest. we do see this as an opportunity to address some of the issues in criminal justice reform, as well as police trust and legitimacy, this opens the door for dialogue and conversation, as far as convo sating with the president, i cant speak to that. >> laura: burgess, why do you thi...

With president trump? especially on criminal justice reform? >> thank you so much for having become a laura. i cant speak for the players, but as far as the national organization of law enforcement executives, we do support anyones right to peacefully protest. we do see this as an opportunity to address some of the issues in criminal justice reform, as well as trust and legitimacy. this opens the door for dialogue and conversation, as far as our conversation with the president, i cant really spe...