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For something. and the families legal plight. but, rob, i want to begin with you, here, you know, when you hear about the news from the malaysian transport officials saying maybe they will bring in more underwater drones, maybe additional auvs? when you hear that, is that a sign of hope that they are honing in on the right spot or no? >> i think its important that you always have a plan a but life gets more interesting when you get to plan b and the work starts at plan c. we need to continue wit...

Tut is not the issue. she had a car so we knew she had something. the question is whether she had enough and did she need this job and even though faith is saying what she did is wrong, what would you do, would you drop the charges? >> the police should be commended for making the arrest. leaving children, young children in a hot car can cause a death. and i actually had to represent individuals where people and children died. so its good that shes into the system now. however, i also again agre...

Families of plight flights passengers have had enough.flig have had enough. >> you are lying to us again now. >> that is one angry man lashing out against officials. they have 26 questions and they want answers. i will talk to someone who knows how they feel. a man who lost his sister in the crash of air france flight 447. you have been tweeting your questions by the thousands and we are top aviation and security experts standing by to answer them. like this one, about reports of the co-pilots c...

When its the law we dont like. >> yeah, but we go back to this instance, you know, if someone was staying in a foreclosed home, they would be representing a larger movement of plight. this is one guy who says im not sending you checks anymore. >> hean the guy is doing quite well for himself. this is not a downtrodden individual, we should be clear. this is not someone whose family is starving, who is in dire straits because he has to pay this. he actually runs a very successful ranch. >> and he ...

>> he believed their plight was his plight, too, that his freedom ultimately was wrapped up in theirs and making their lives better was what the hell the presidency was for. [ applause ]

Doors of opportunity and education swung open for everybody. not all at once, but they swung open. they swung open for you and they swung open for me. thats why im standing here today because of those efforts. because of that legacy. as powerful as he became in that oval office, he understood them. he understood what it meant to be on the outside. and he believed that their plight was his plight too. that his freedom ultimately was wrapped up in theirs. and making their lives better was what the...

The president adopted one of lbjs signature phrases while praising johnsons work for equality. >> he understood what it meant to be on the outside. and he believed that their plight was his plight too. that his freedom ultimately was wrapped up in theirs. and that making their lives better was what the hell the presidency was for. >> president obama also said the civil rights act helped swing open the doors of opportunity to millions of americans and he said thats why he was standing right there...

Hatred, somehow found within himself the ability to connect his experience with the brown child in a small texas town. the white child in aplatchia and the black child, as powerful as he became, in that oval office, he understood them. he understood what it meant to be on the outside. and he believed that their plight was his plight, to. that his freedom ultimately was wrapped up in theirs. and that making their lives better was what the hell the presidency was for. (applause)

The white child in appalachia. the white child in wise. as powerful as he became, in that oval office, he understood them. he understood what it meant to be on the outside. and he believed that their plight was his plight, too. that his freedom ultimately was wrapped up in theirs. and making their lives better was what the hell the presidency was for. >> the president also noted that the landmark civil rights legislation helped pave the way for him. as the first african-american president. com...

Hatred, somehow found within himself the ability to connect his experience with the brown child in a small texas town. the white child in appalacia and black child in watts. as powerful as he became in that oval office, he understood then. he understood what it meant to be on the outside. and he believed that their plight was his plight too. that his freedom ultimately was wrapped up in theirs. and that making their lives better was what the hell the presidency was for.