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I want to put this up. usual and the charade and except that this racist president once every black, brown person deported and muslims band. his immigration policies say this much. and earlier today "fox news sunday" had an exclusive interview with senior white house policy advisor, stephen miller, chris wallace it was a great interview. who defended the presidents words regarding the squad. saying this. >> these four congresswomen detest america as it exists, as it is currently constructed. the...

And with the leaders of the opposition. but chance for a new era following months of upheaval a long time dictator omar al bashir resigned at the beginning of april perhaps the protest movements greatest success but a 1st the military hunta did not want to give up power on june 3rd special forces brutally cleared a protest camp more than 120 people were killed and hundreds were injured. the international pressure led military and opposition back to the negotiating table a basic agreement was rea...

Terribly wrong, and she died as a result. that it wasnt david, but it was somebody else. >> now it would be up to a jury to decide. a husband who never loved his wife, who lost it on one very bad night. or a woman with an addiction she never beat, and some final hour, doling out narcotic pain killers to the wrong person. at the courthouse, the jury retired to deliberate. kim adams waited at home for news. >> kind of made a promise to myself to support him, no matter what the verdict was. because...

Obtain my dream job was my skin. >> and spent billions of dollars on creams to make them whiter. >> in the black community in the united states, theres a preference for lighter skin. and ironically, this all persists despite the fact that were now living in an age where the fastest growing economies in the world are asian, where china and south korea and india are demonstrating powerfully that they can be as materially successful as the whitest and most nordic people. the fact that these views a...

Beds in the i.c.e. facilities, right. why has homeland security stretched, you know, to the core. whats going on. in so many ways, this has been a manufactured crisis, that has morphed into a genuine humanitarian crisis, right, and then he doubles down. he doubles down, you said in the first hour, right, that it was the policy, the objective is cruelty. hes doubled down. we were reading reports that hes ordered i.c.e. to start raids july 5th. and all of this has everything to do with a deep seat...

Incident where the new white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, she appeared and cameras caught it. appeared to be pushed. what were the circumstances? what happened in the area that we cant see? >> reporter: well, reporters were trying to get into that room where president trump and kim jong-un were seated, about to go into their one-on-one meeting. as they were going in, there were quite a few north korean cameras. the state media, who were in a crush trying to get into the room. and st...

We are starting to look through the data. there is a lot of interesting numbers that we see with the dummies in terms of whether they survive. ed: there were 24 crash test dummies in there as passengers, essentially. what is the initial data telling you initial data says some were survivable. some of the conditions may have exceeded what we would consider injurious. we want to make sure that we understand in terms of where they were seated, whether they were seated over the wing or whether they ...

Or wound or eated contaminated seafood. scientists say it shows up in places like texas and louisiana where the waters are very warm. jonathan serrie live from atlanta where the centers for disease control and prevention is located. jonathan? >> hi, shep. among those five patients that you mentioned, one of them worked at a seafood restaurant in new jersey. the others became infecteded after eating or handling seafood from delaware bay. the infections used to be extremely uncommon because of the...

Where the white press was seat ed. that was considered a breakthrough. >> among the journalists covering the trial a jet reporter and freelance photographer earnest withers. withers photograph of the witness stand defiantly pointing to his nephews murders captured a rare moment of a black man baring witness to a racial terror in a courtroom. >> the photo is standing up at the trial of tills murders. its taken by the number one image most people remember. >> the trial lasted four and a half days....

Not wondering every second whats going on, and whether youre going to succeed. >> please be seated, with the exception of the presiding juror. >> and then, more than seven ann a half years since nicis body had been found, the jury was coming back with a verdict. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, martin david pietz, guilty of the crime of murder in the second degree, as charged.e signed by the presiding juror.th is this the verdict of the juryr >> yes, it is. >> david pietz, guilty of second d...