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It isnt just for keeping things simple or whatever. so that people are going to get triggered and so that it doesnt affect their performance as a delegate. >> used to be when the proletariat gathered for a convention, they talked about how to liberate the proletariat. but, now, they talk about triggering james anxiety. exec changed a lot. we will have more of that video in just a moment but first tonight, angela is the author of the book kill on the armies. she is a keen observer of the politica...

Just after 1:00 in an entertainment district. here is video. you see police cars there, police investigating. were told there are images of people injured on the ground. people running for safety. it was a kchaotic scene as well. we have heard details from the mayor, nan whaley. a man went in with a long gun and just started shooting indiscriminately. lets go to james gagliano to understand what we heard from the mayor. when we hear from the mayor, james, this shooter had additional high-capacit...

Mayor james, new may or -- mayor of tampa and unfortunately because we had so many incidents weve had mayors who were able to give great advice and feedback, i think thats quite frankly a little sad if you think about it that they have learned so much because all of their communities have gone through terrible mass shootings. today at 2:00 oclock i was very appreciative that senators brown and senators portman and congressman turner as well as u.s. attorney ben grassman, atf came together with b...

Ass, im making quips, i got your girl. >> when did you say you had to leave? >> immediately. >> when the first james bond film was made, a lot of risks were taken. and sean connery was one of those. >> james, where on earth you have been? ive been searching london for you. >> ian fleming and others were thought super confident about connery in that role. odd the audience perception proved that connery could pull off bond. >> you werent really living up to the image. i lived up to the image. >> s...

Know, its this persons responsibility, its that persons responsibility. they just keep passing the buck and its really annoying. >> and were you surprised when you heard protesters disrupt the debate about your sons case? >> its not my son -- its my husband. >> sorry, about your husbands case. were you surprised that that came up at the debate? >> no, because it needs to be brought up, you know? the people that were there that did it, im so thankful that they did it, you know? we need to call at...

She was married to army captain michael brayden who died in 2012 while deployed to afghanistan. jessica, thanks so much for being with us this morning. i really appreciate talking to you. >> good morning, alyson, thank you for having me on. >> and just want to bring people up to speed about your story so they know the back story. so your husband michael brayden was killed in 2012 in afghanistan on his 15th tour of duty. and at that time if he was killed you had just three months earlier adopted ...

Passed to establish monitoring, to make the case it was related to 9/11, to fund it and finally pass the james saturday roguia compensation bill and now victims compensation bill so they have the dignity and support of their health care and peace of mind that they have compensation for their families and for themselves when they can no longer work. its a great achievement for america. its an american victory. >> congresswoman carolyn maloney, thank you. appreciate it. straight ahead -- making ...

And then the senate, passed by overwhelming majority, authorize payments to these victims of 9/11 first responders through, as you mentioned, 29-2, just to give you an idea of how much money is involved here. $10.3 billion authorize over the next ten years. what we have got here with so many thousands of people working on the pile in the weeks after 9/11, some 22,500 people are involved here. so this money is going to go a long way to helping those who are suffering so horribly from the maladies...

In 2006, james died from lung disease. to his family, joseph, and his daughter who join us, his heroism will uplift our nation forever. it wont be forgotten. we will always remember what he did for us. please stand up. please. please. thank you. [applause] thank you. very much. [applause] also, present today, the family of east meadow volunteer firefighter, ray pfeifer. i know east meadow very well. great place. great people. he worked constantly at ground zero. in 2017 at the age of 59, he died...

And i was down there also. but im not considering myself a first responder, but i was down there. i spent a lot of time down there with you. since september 11, we have lost more than 2,001st responders and survivors to 9/11 related cancers and illnesses. currently, thousands of men and women are battling cancers and other illnesses due to 9/11. we pledge to stand by the families of those affected today and every day. we will stand with you. i want to thank lawmakers in both parties for working ...