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Up and her cow appeared to be on the other side of the fence because they did it during the night. >> anthony: right. >> dima: and so she would walk up every morning and would milk cows through the fence to get her milk. it cant be that bad, yeah. >> anthony: journalist and fixer, dima bit-suleiman covered the war here seven years ago and continues to report from the region. >> dima: so like that house. >> anthony: they had the misfortune to go to sleep in georgia and wake up in russia. >> dima:...

Your own familys misfortune to -- to do good for michelle? in the asian families, when youre younger, youre supposed to be very, very respectful of the hierarchy in the family. youre not supposed to boss anybody around. but i was just livid. i mean, i was so angry. >> family elders knew far more about survival than most people ever do. they were boat people who had been forced to flee vietnam after the war. very nearly perished in their open boat in the south china sea. and then spent months in ...

People feeling a kind of despair raising questions that are way deeper than politics. we turn to art for insight for those things. author alice walker has been weighing in on the trump era in her new poetry. history shows you cant regret misfortune because it can always lead you somewhere better. here is our discussion with her. >> i think of them as a way to talk to people about tending to their own hurt and their own wounds instead of just screaming at the person who hurt you. because there wa...

World affairs. his list of accomplishments is long and distinguished. but just one item, the one that might have been, is missing. >> hes expressed to me that his greatest regrets about the whole thing are, one, how he hurt his family, and two, how he let down various supporters and people who, you know, believed in his cause. i imagine he thinks about it every day. >> i think he would have made a very good president. gary harts misfortune was that he fell right into that crack of time when mora...

Thats what happens. i think the president of the mexico the trajectory. very bright. nation several -- set of >> on our left-hand side and deferred the double misfortune, the massacre in the jewish synagogue and the bomber attending bombs out the week before the election giving america a sense of disquiet and looking at president trump as being less than invulnerable. rapidly veered to the north. he seemed jesse: two years from, bright lights, very high speed. >> greg: even when they are talking...

I remember her family telling me that she always tried to sit in the exact same seat. >> thats correct. >> they called called her budde. what a light she was. >> uh-huh. i had the -- i dont know to say a misfortune because being with the mallinger family is a blessing. >> yeah. >> but that afternoon, being with her son at the jewish community center when we were putting together grief counselling and trying to get families information from the fbi. i will never forget for the rest of my life him...

60 years going to the tree of life synagogue. i remember her family telling me she always tried to sit in the exact same seat. her grand kits all called her bubby. what a life she was. >> i had the -- i dont want to say a misfortune because being with the mallinger family is blessing, but that afternoon when we were putting together grief counseling and trying to get information from the fbi, ill never forget for the rest of my life not being able to get ahold of my mom, and then being able to g...

A bold statement from senator graham. given the fact that the republican party has been also the democrats but but in particular the program holik and party have been very strong supporters of this say like very unique lateral decision of the trump misfortune to side with saudi arabia to put all their all the investment of the political capital into saudi arabia against iran and and against other players in the region so this is a bold statement and it puts the trump of mr ation into a very emba...

Insights from the ha"the handma tale" to "black mirror," alice walker is weighing in on her art. she says, you cannot regret misfortune, because it can lead us someone better. walker joins me on "the beat" tonight. viewers may recognize her name from over 35 books of fiction and poetry, or her pulitzer prize from the novel "the color purple," that features the film debuts of two black women, whoopi goldberg and oprah winfrey in a tale that confronts the ravages of slavery and abuse. >> all my li...

Potential loss of life and property when the search teams get in there in the morning. >> you know, we had heard a report about one person having the misfortune of having a tree come through their house and took their life. i havent been touching any reports about casualties because i know its early. and im hoping when we do wind up reporting them that its not what the worse could expect here. if you dont know who is in the areas, i keep hearing from first responders everywhere they are staging,...