devin nunes is not going to be his boy on capitol hill any more. and all the things that paul ryan allowed him to get away with, that he shamed his legacy for, that saul over. so donald trump can think what you wants to think. but now we see how the u.s. constitution works with somebody who doesn t respect constitutional norms, somebody who wants to breach constitutional norms every day and wants to ignore checks and balances. go to the tweet desk. and instead of yelling into the void and tweeting about things democrats can have a say and stop these things. the president tweeted moments ago, after a brief nap, he writes, received so many congratulations from so many on our big victory last night. including from foreign nations
extra innings didn t help either. sleepy sox fans were happy that they stayed up. boston outlasted the new york yankees 6-5. the teams face off again this afternoon. after a brief nap. haven t they had enough of each other by now. this next video leaves you shaking your head. several people really counting their blessings today after a dramatic traffic incident on a san diego freeway. this driver abandons her car and then there s this heart-stopping ordeal that ends with her in handcuffses. virginia cha from cnn affiliate kgtv has the story for us. don t go into the lanes. don t go into the lanes. reporter: that s the voice of our photo journalist paul pleading with a young woman not to walk into the busy lanes of the northbound 15 in citi heights. it started when paul pulled up what looked like a an abandoned car and the woman teetered over to ask for jumper cables. when she disregarded paul s
everything that has happened here since april. no player on the red sox has really done more for this team and for this city since then than david ortiz. big papi. you know, i have the action figure sitting next to zoraida right there. he was the backbone of the team and he was impossible to get out in this world series. he won the world series mvp and andy scholes will profile his impact on the team and on the city in our next half hour. i ll be back then with a lot more of the all night celebrating. i got to take a brief nap before then and sleep at some point. have you had any sleep? you re awfully lucid this morning. i am shocked. i had about an hour. i had about an hour. who needs sleep when you have a world series title? absolutely. you re going on adrenaline. thank you so much. i m so happy you were there. i was a little worried sending you there would jinx us but look at that. you came out boston strong. thank you very much. we will check back in with you. seven 7:00 mi
standing on the right, and they were cheering. seemed like they were encouraging me to go on and go on. my heart was in my mouth all during john lewis speech because he had to change it at the last minute. i did my best. i think it was a strong speech. we do not want our freedom gradually, but we want to be free now. there was a deputy attorney general in the justice department, whose assignment was to get control of the sound system so that if the oratory got inflammatory, he would be able to cut the sound system off. of course, he never had to do that. [ applause ] the day went on and on and on. i thought to myself, you know, this gives me an opportunity to go and sit down and take maybe a brief nap. so i went and found myself a spot leaping up against one of
brief nap. so i went and found myself a spot leaning up against one of the columns as i recall. it will just be for a moment and i dozed off. walter was a constant advocate of civil rights. human rights. there is a lot of noble talk about brotherhood, and then some americans drop the brother and keep the hood. he explained to us the important of the role. they paid for signs, paid for caps that staid uaw on it. in fact, union contributions toward the implementation and execution of the march were more than civil rights organizations themselves. 25% of the uaw membership was african-american.