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>> and my husband looked at me and he said you are going to be in the history books. >> reporter: after apollo 11, joannes career took off. over 45 years from 1958 to 2003, she continued to break barriers and became the first female senior executive at the kennedy space center. >> when you looked at joanne and the way she worked the politics and the way she did things, she had greatness. >> do you think that you would be where you are today without someone like joanne morgan? >> no, i dont. shes...

The frontage road when there was suddenly a thick cloud of smoke in front of her. >> i was kind of scared that it was gonna blow up or something, and there was a lot of debris flying everywhere. >> reporter: multiple 911 calls streaming in around 11:00 a.m. after another tractor-trailer hit a construction barrier along i-41/i-94 in racine county. the truck crashing into the concrete median, pushing it into oncoming traffic. >> as a result, three passenger vehicles also collided with one another,...

Roosevelt decades and decades ago, thats one thing. joe biden was talking about someone he served in the senate was. >> which was decades and decades ago, by the way. >> but its one thing if he said here are all the things ive done to break that. but unfortunately he was speaking about a civility and a way of doing things that somehow he was expressing virtue in. that civility gave us todays status quo that is still not working for so many millions of people. you cant separate from it. if you do...

Of wall built by the end of next year. its moving rapidly. moving very rapidly. [cheers and applause] and you know we couldnt get the wall approved by the democrats. even though they voted for it four years ago and six years ago and didnt get built, but they voted for it. all of a sudden trump is president, we dont want a wall. can you imagine? can you imagine those caravans without having the barriers and walls that we have already put up and that are up? this country would be a mess like you w...

Level waste much of it is rubble from disassembled nuclear power plants the waste containers will be stored in chambers like these and sealed off with cement the big danger is rain or groundwater entering the chambers so that radioactivity leeches out and contaminates the soil. thats its easier to get safeguarded by barriers the main barrier is a dense thick layer of clay that lies over the top of this mine what does it hold back your head it prevents the groundwater from entering the mine or co...

400 miles of wall built by the end of next year, its moving very rapidly. moving very rapidly. [cheers and applause]et and we couldnt get the wall approved by the democrats even though they voted for it four years ago and six years ago. it didnt get built, but they voted for it. all of a sudden trump is president, we dont want a wall. can you imagine -- can you imagine those caravans without having the barriers and walls that we arty put up and that are up. this country would be a mess like you ...

[ applause ] >> we are on the verge of making great history for the american people and in doing so, we will make great progress for them as well. >> she knows how to count votes in the house and play the game in the house like few other people have. and to keep people with her in terms of subcommittee assignments, contracts, things that only a speaker really has the power to do. >> were not going to let any barriers stand in the way. if there is a barrier, we will go up the fence, we will push ...

The law. there was also the time the president met with tribal leaders and told them to ignore federal laws preventing them from drilling on their land. quote, president trump hosted a group of native american tribal leaders at the white house and urged them to just do it and extract whatever they want from the land they control. the chiefs explained to trump that there were regulatory barriers preventing them from getting at their energy. trump replied, but now its me. the governments different...

About economic issues that are important to black communities. so if you think about systemic barriers that really hold back black communities in terms of discrimination in lending and education and transportation, infrastructure, these things exist and we need a federal government that is focused on work and wages and wealth in black communities and improving these things. >> let me ask you this, because for the first time we have such a diverse field of candidates. yet when you look at polling...

Public institution is more than $10,000 more than an average black family makes in a year. that has a lot to do with the barriers that black families face around structural racism. so we want to hear candidates today really address that. we know that we cant small business our way out of this. we cant entrepreneurship our way out of this. we have to start looking at structural solutions in order to challenge these structural problems. >> so it also sounds like you are looking for real sincerity ...