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Just beaming. He took the time with the entire world watching and thousands of people waiting and tens of thousands of people waiting on the streets that he took the time to speak to these two ladies and made no doubt such an impression on them. That made a huge impression on me. I just found it an incredibly touching, touching moment. I remember covering him in st. Louis. In the middle of my life show, as he was dgoing by, my voice started going higher and higher. It was the actual pope coming. The city feels different. Maybe it is the traffic but it really does feel different. We will be out...

Assault would make him feel as a man. It harmed him. And it cannot be undone. Senator kiersten gillenbrand joins me to talk about how congress is accepting sexual abuse on capitol hill. Good day. Im Andrea Mitchell on Andrea Mitchell reports. President trump abandoning his tough talk, even changed from what he said last week at the white house. New york times chief White House Correspondent peter baker, and tom donnelin, and Chris Jansing. Chris, what a role reversal in china. Remarkable what a red carpet and a few brass bands will do. Reporter stunning, isnt it . Its not unusual for a preside...

First thing, area of concern is the northern bahamas, and then were going to talk about South Central florida on the east coast, and then possibly right up through the florida coast into the carolinas. Yesterday the trend was, uhoh, this looks really strong and further to the south. Today, in the last 24 hours, the trend has been, it still looks really strong, but maybe, just maybe, we can stall this thing out enough and curve it out to sea, to avoid a devastating blow on the east coast of florida and even the carolinas. So let me explain the latest from the hurricane center. 115 bhirn 115mile...

On the 60th anniversary of the 1964 coup, the Socialist Equality Group in Brazil appeals to the working class and youth: study the critical lessons of this defeat.

This article is part of the People’s World 100th Anniversary Series. On Feb. 7, 1986, the U.S.-backed dictator of Haiti, Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier, fled the country as a result of a mass popular uprising that had started boiling to the surface in 1985.