vanishing forever. while léonard owed to venture he had tried to unlock the mysteries of human birth it was only the dawn of the enlightenment in the eighteenth century that enabled the dissemination of anatomical drawings and brought revolutionary advances in medicine everything possible was done to fight disease and death. efforts that spurred a decline in child mortality. at long last parents couldn t bear to love their children because there was less chance of losing the.
it was watching videos of that horrific chemical attack which drove president trump to intervene in syria. and speaking to survivors, speaking to the people who lost their families in front of them and witnessed that pain, it is easy to understand what drove them, and it s also incredibly sobering. among the people we spoke to was abdul hamid, he s become the face of this tragedy and was today reunited with family members who did survive, though he lost 22. he described to us some of the things he saw. speak translator: as i entered the house, the whole family was dead. grown-ups dead, family on top of each other. my wife, my children, my brother, his wife, their children, my nieces, all of them dead. after a few minutes, i fainted. reporter: among the dead also, his 11-month-old twins. he buried them and his wife with his own hands but couldn t bear to put them in the ground, gripping them until the bitter end.
more help among the people for survivors from the brutal chemical attack reunited today with family members. one in particular has become the face of this tragedy and he s described to us some of the things he saw. and i saw my brother had tried to save my nephew, but he died overhead and they lay there together. they were still foaming from the mouth and nose. reporter: among the dead, his 11 -month-old twin. he buried them in his life with his own hands but couldn t bear to put them in the ground, gripping hold until the hand. he spoke to us about the american strike. i want to tell president trump the first strike was good. it saved us. but just a few hours later, the airbase continued working. it s like a challenge from assad.
greg gutfeld. all right, gutfeld, let s read the migrate to the country. you give it? i give it an a+. i grade on a curve. when you couldn t bear to the other countries of the world, t, you are gold. bad america beats a stellar france. that is why there is a line to line ticketed not a line to get out. bill: an a+. an a+. our awfulness is preferable to the world mediocrity. i give it a b minus. you have to maintain a perspective. things are not that bad. we are not involved in a hot war anymore, thousands of people dying. the crime rate is actually way down. there is food aplenty. i mean, the side effect of poverty is obesity. that is a good problem to have. and most liquor stores are open on sundays. bill: that is so true. making a lot of progress. pretty soon we will have the pot shops everywhere open on sunday, too. we can all be intoxicated seven
ah, my favorite. jackie kennedy: i know. john f kennedy: those rich texas society women, they re gonna eat you up. jackie kennedy: if it s so important i look good, why do i have to be blowing around in a motorcade with you and governor connally first? john f kennedy: i am so glad that you are here. it s so much better when you re here. it s the one thing i couldn t bear would be to lose you. buell frazier: morning lee, what s in the package? lee harvey oswald: curtain rods.