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The deadly massacre. were also learning more about the people in the gunmans pougt. joshua caleb watson was originally from alabama. i want to share a touching facebook post his brother put up. he describes him, as so many people are, as a hero. he says his brother was shot multiple times inside that classroom building on base but was able to make his way outside and tell first responders where the shooter is, possibly saving countless lives before he died himself. so those are just one of the s...

What im say sg that when you get out there and talk to vo workers, you hear about just how hard it is for them to move forward. ive had the experience of living the american dream growing up in poverty and getting a great education and having an economy that had a place for me to you know, show what i could do. once i got into it. you hear over and over again from folks that thats much, much harder to do today and you and i both know it. the inflation or the jobs numbers are terrific so long as ...

Testifying. >> senator hoyer. >> hes wrong, as i said. this has been a long, thoughtful, careful process from a number of different entities, including mr. mueller. >> one of the things weve heard from democrats over the last three months this process has been going on is that you continue to do the work for the american people. you continue to pass other legislation. well, there is an issue where the clock is ticking and thats on usmca, nafta. the revision over nafta. the trade deal. and as of ...

Threat. what have these constitutionally people talking about you need not wait until either an election and it is the prerogative to impeach or remove a president and do you have an urgency when the subject matter is about an upcoming election. and so you have that all right here. but i do totally agree there are missed opportunities and when you -- when each member of the house judiciary committee could have pointed out the notion of there is an urgency and also a reason we cant wait for the c...

Montana governor steve bullock and sestak now ending their campaigns. that leaves 16 competing for the democratic nomination. only six, though, have qualified for this months debate. while were getting closer to the caucus in iowa, were also getting closer to the end of the year deadlines. congressman sestak, no offense, was always a long, long, long shot. former governor of a trump state who said, look, i can win where trump wins. its become a washington-centric campaign, if you will. with the ...

Stories, which were true, they would say wow, wow. i wanted what they had. it was a lot of inner pain. then, i got into cocaine, i was 20 years functioning cocaine addict and 10 years crack cocaine, there is a long -- >> you are lucky to be alive. >> 40 years of addiction. mark: how did you get out of it? a lot of things had to happen a in 2008 there was about 3 things that happened.

Themselves. so i listen to people saying, oh, we dont want to tax the poor. well, we want the poor to live longer. so that they can get an education and enjoy life. >> i dont think that was an expression of hostility toward the poor by michael bloomberg but it was an attitude of we need to tax their soda because they dont behave themselves right. theres that attitude that people who are lower income, theres something wrong with their character. and that is like a thing people think. how do you f...

Make sense. >> reporter: it has been a long, winding pursuit of justice as one family sees it. >> it just gets more and more wrong. >> i kind of adopted this saying that when you enter into the courtroom, lies become truth and the truth becomes lies. >> reporter: but there is another side. another family. one which sees a terrible miscarriage of justice. >> you wonder if everybody got three trials, how many people would -- guilty people -- would be out walking the streets? >> mommy, theres a pre...

>> we are grateful for your activism and your voice and you are welcome here. but when these women have been ignored this long, this is their moment and we are going to hear the story. >> rashad, how do you interpret the way it played out for warren and what does it tell you that congresswoman iona presley had to mediate the situation. >> its a volatile time in politics. what you saw -- big ups to clark. theres a lot of excitement for elizabeth warren but theres also a lot of issue with the blac...

Not my thing. >> laura: 2020 democrats running in to trouble on the trail. in some cases with their own voters. now, the case in point, just yesterday school choice advocates crashed elizabeth warrens campaign in atlanta while she spoke about the contributions of african american women. >> no one is here to quiet you. but when these women have been ignored this long, this is their moment and we are going to hear the story.