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In that region. what is the reason for not accepting some of these refugees? >> reporter: it is incredibly hard to decipher. they say officially were taking x number of refugees from the yemen war, but the u.n. and others say that these gulf arab states which are amongst richest per capita in the world have the capacity for two million refugees if they chose to take them in, remembering of course that the countries immediately bore dering syria have taken in nearing 4 million and are bursting at...

Candidate. i dont think by dr. carson being black, i dont think that has anything to do with why hes a viable and good candidate. hes a neurosurgeon. as you saw in the last debate, when hes operating on the most complex machine in the world, the human brain, he doesnt look at color when hes looking in terms of human brains. i dont think he looks through the purview of black versus white. >> im just quoting from this christian science monitor article. it says republicans consider carson a more au...

Memorial behind paying tribute to two journalists executed on live television. right now the morning show alison parker and adam ward worked on is paying tribute to their colleagues. the pair killed by a disgruntled employee and all of it playing out on live television. family and friends left with the difficult task of remembering, not with sadness, remembering the warmth that they embodied. why is the question? hear the murderers words paint a detail. as the sun rises in roanoke, two faces tha...

You followed me here. [ bleep ] >> thanks. talk to the mirror. >> excuse me? >> jesus christ. call a guy out for driving like a [ bleep ] loses his mind. >> brandon foster joins me now. how are you doing >> okay. >> i know this got you a little shaken because you realize more who you were dealing with that day, right >> yeah. >> how are you handseling it? >> its tough to realize i came toe to toe with him. i want to offer my condolences to the families involved. >> thats what motivated you to pu...

If they can lesh this lesson, well come out in a better place. remembering julian bond with his friend harry belafonte. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, im chris hayes. the latest polling from the gop presidential race has a very clear message for the republican establishment and the candidates most beloved by its donor class -- go to hell. that news coming today as the embodiment of that spirit, donald trump and his retinue, descended on manhattan with the gop front-ru...

Good to his female employees. he says he pays his female employees more than most. should trump now release the salary list for his employees to prove it? >> i think were going to find out more about this as we go along. remembering that the trump organization is a private company. i dont, you know, its not listed on wall street or, you know, that kind of thing. so, but i do think that as he moves along here, more and more of this is going to come out. believe me, if at this point he had been un...

Parenthesis. just got on with thought. too smart to make a comment like that. >> all i said was there was blood, essentially, pouring out of her eyes and there was blood -- and then i said, you know what? i want to get on to the next sentence because frankly, i dont have to talk about the blood coming out of her ears or nose, a very common statement. i said all right, wherever. lets go. i got on to the next statement. all of a sudden the next day i wake up and i hear that, you know, somebody too...

Centerpiece of what hes dealing with, there are also plans under way for a very busy september for the president. pope francis is coming to washington, so is the president of china, and the president -- president obama will be going to new york for the united nations general assembly. again, with iran one of the items on the agenda, alex. >> okay. chris jansing in marthas vineyard, thank you very much. remembering michael brown. one year ago today, the unarmed 18-year-old was shot and killed b...

>> so just, again, we have about 20 seconds, tell me how this movement is different. >> i mean, it walks different. im on national tv with a bunch of tattoos on my hands and my ball cap backwards. the voiceless would still be voiceless. we would not have any space or capacity to be heard whatsoever. and i think in the wake of this anniversary, we should remember that. >> thank you so much for joining us. and here in new york, thank you to mark steiner and dante and the reverend dr. jacquie lewis...

Hes the offspring of what this kind of political bombast leads us to. but also an expectation of the -- we should expect this out of what theyve been saying. >> dr. frankenstein and the monster, they are related. thanks for your time tonight. "politics nation" with the dr. reverend al sharpton starts right now. tonight on "politics nation," whos afraid of donald trump? everybody. well show you what his rivals are saying today about trumps wild debate performance. plus new buzz about what jon...