of insane liberal crime policies. i guess folks got tired of living in a crime-ridden nightmare where you constantly have to dodge gunfire inside your own home. maybe businesses didn t like their stuff being looted in a smash-and-grab. we know her atrocious track record, murder, robbery, theft. it seems obvious to everybody why she lost. but she is blaming it on sexism and racism. i think she did a bang-up job. i m grateful that we work together to remove a record number of guns off of our streets, reduced homicides, and started making real progress of public safety. we fought the right fights, and we put the city on a better path. in the end, you don t always win every battle. but you never regret taking on the powerful and bringing in the light. jesse: if you are worried about her future, don t, lori has other skills to fall back on. all right come against my better judgment, i will go to you first, jessica. [laughter] tell us what this means for the democratic part
Payback against hamas is starting now. Three weeks after the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. The difficulties of urban warfare, as much of gosnell plunges into darkness with phone lines and internet cut. The concern tonight about civilians. More targeted attacks on u. S. Forces in the middle east. After american f16s launched a retaliatory strike on iranian backed facilities in syria. Tonights other top story, the urgent search for the suspect in the deadly maine shooting. What we are learning about the investigation. The manhunt here intensifies. Behind me, you can see a staging area with armored vehicles. They are planning on sending divers into the water. While this is looking like a major focus today with a lot of people we have a lot of irons in the fire. Norah we honor the victims. Our interview with the family of a man who died a hero. My husband went into the kitchen and grabbed a Butcher Knife and went after him. Saved the patrons that were in his esta
day for the jewish people since the holocaust. the difficulties of urban warfare, as much of gaza plunges into darkness, with phone lines and internet cut. the concern tonight about civilians. more targeted attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east after american fighter jets launched a retaliatory strike on iranian-backed facilities in syria. the massive manhunt for the suspect and that deadly maine mass shooting is over tonight. what we are learning. he wouldn t want to go out any other way. that s exactly who he is as a man. he would give you the shirt off his back even if he had to walk in the snow with no shirt on. it s the only honor the victims. an interview with the family of a man who died a hero. my husband went to the kitchen and grabbed a butcher knife went after him to save the patrons that were in his establishment. norah: a major recall to tell you about after a dozen people are burned by the pressure cookers. and fall may be in full swing, but are you on
have been talking about, they should be declared a transnational drug organization. because they are killing americans. it is an undeclared war. we were there lab partner. we were punting through the eco health alliance. everybody is covering their and that is a sad situation. but i m hoping that china may be can bring democrats and republicans together. that may be if we realize the danger of this country and what they are trying to do to us politically and economically and socially. i mean, it is frightening. dana: actually, that is what i wanted to ask jessica about how bipartisan this was an yesterday there was no sniping towards each other, no snarking, but it was serious mismarked and brought together prime time. do you think that can continue questioning jessica: i hope so. greg: as long as republicans are in charge. jessica: i would like to say something jesse said about
what umbrella she falls under. they bonded her out. clearly she s not a threat to the public. and i think that she may have been mismarked as a gang member. reporter: she fled el salvador after being attacked by police. they hit me. translator: they dragged me. they tortured me. reporter: now she s seeking asylum in the u.s. for both her and her sons, once she gets them back. translator: to be separated from them, it s like everything is missing. like air. reporter: we asked the office of refugee resettlement and i.c.e. why it was safe to release this woman into the country but she is still not reunified with her kids and they refused to answer. guys, the gist of it is these numbers are not changing and