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More infuriated i became yesterday. gentlemen, it was great to have both of your voices tonight. so important. thank you so much, both of you, for what youve done for our country. coming up, new details about the saudi national who obtained the gun used to kill three people at a florida military base. as serviceman speak out about this bizarre program, do we need a moratorium on sally visos? dinesh desousa, next. memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended mem...

Gave her vulnerable heart, and stored her secrets. until, well, what happened. but she was always that way, was marie. from the time of the very first secret in her life. she was born in the philippines to a single mother, then taken h in by the family of an american serviceman. and it was years later when she learned that kind serviceman was actually her father. which meant that esta bridges, the best friend she grew up with, was also her sister. >> what was that like to find that out, that she...

I ended up with a 100-year sentence. i never really got involved in community service projects or stuff like that. it just starts transforming the way you act, the way you think. i think its opened my eyes a lot to compassion, more to helping those around me. >> all quilts made by the inmates are donated to various organizations in the community. >> this is our main project. and this is for the homeless, for battered womens shelters, for flood victims. a couple of years ago, we had a major flood...

By comparison. our father was a practicing doctor here for a long time. our mother was a teacher. he is a serviceman. he volunteered. you know. and he was in the air force. and he just tells the story about coming up to milwaukee and stopping in a restaurant and when he came back out of the car it was with our mom -- you were a baby in her arms. and he was just acosted by this gang of young white kids. and he thought if he didnt have you in his arms as a baby that they would have beaten him and ...

U.s. serviceman was killed in afghanistan. but because they refused to sit in the same room with the afghan president. they dont consider him the legitimate government of afghanistan. and because of that reason, the taliban have said that they will not, were not willing to come to washington and have a meeting with the president, and have talks. now, of course, would he have to say that the taliban are not exactly known for their veracity and they are, they do tend to exaggerate a lot of what th...

The remains. the 34-year-old was assigned to the 82nd brigade support battalion in fort bragg, north carolina. sergeant ortiz is the fourth u.s. serviceman killed in the past two weeks. 14,000 troops remain in the country. lets turn to presidential politics now. joe biden continuing to maintain his front runner status according to the latest abc news "the washington post" poll. biden at 27% and holds an eight-point lead heading into thursdays third primary debate down two points since july. se...

In afghanistan. how many more decades are they willing to fight, the president tweeted. the u.s. has also been hammering the taliban which harbored al qaeda. >> in the last ten days weve killed over a thousand taliban. >> the plan to host the taliban angered some republicans. no member of the taliban should set foot there ever and democrats. >> you dont treat this like some kind of game show when youre dealing with terrorists. >> last week the president claimed he could win the war in afghanista...

Worth taking. >> thanks to hans nichols for that report. and the remains of the serviceman killed in kabul arrived last night, the 34-year-old was assigned to the 82nd brigade support battalion in ft. bragg, north carolina. sergeant ortiz is the fourth u.s. service member killed in the last two weeks in afghanistan. about 14,000 troops are still in that country. for the latest we have the latest from ali in london. good to have you with us. first, i want to get up to speed on some new reportin...

Camp david between u.s. government and representatives of the taliban. joining me now nbcs hans nichols at the white house. and here from "the new york times." let me begin with you, hans. lets talk about the big news of the weekend which was this supposed meeting that was going to take place. what did you make of the presidents explanation, saying it was because of the willing of this american serviceman. and saying he takes his own advice, this was entirely his decision, no one elses? >> look,...

Serviceman and nearly a dozen civilians at a check point near nato headquarters and the u.s. embassy in kabul. in one of his tweets the president wrote of the taliban if they cannot agree to a cease fire during these very important peace talks and would even kill 12 innocent people, then they probably dont have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement any way and went on to say how many more decades are they willing to fight? that is an important question. this coming wednesday is september...