former u.s. solicitor general, who served as the clinton investigation independent counsel. this is 90 minutes. i always think of the museum is the home of freedom. i don t know where this nation would be, i don t know withoutwould be today the guarantees of the first amendment. flow of battle over the information. democracies should talk about it. give a dam. n. we must come to see that justice to long-delayed is justice denied. beliefs areand our part of people s core identities. very interesting to feel that you are protected by law and you have support. to pursue your life really. good afternoon. the video was so good, will show it twice. [laughter] and chiefent operating officer of the institute, the programs and initiatives partner of the museum. please welcome use those of you watching in the studio. they did not start well. december 15, 1941. franklin roosevelt and eleanor roosevelt went to new york for a large parade. the attack on pearl harbor
the freeways over southern nevada. he saw how closely a man was to death. approaching a man on summerlin hov lane on i-95. i felt he was about to go any time. he was halfway over the wall so any kind of movement towards him could have instite actually go over. how s it going man? approaching the man with his trainee. he would look at us, he would look down. without knowing it it just felt like he was going to absolutely jump at that moment which facilitated my actions. reporter: then, a split second decision. i grabbed him, brought my arms around him, used the wall he said i was absolutely going to jump but your man stopped me. reporter: he shared he had nothing throaft live for. left to live for. also attempted suicide but overcame that darkness. he hopes for this man, after risking his life to give him a second chance. for him to go loam and have second chance that s great for us. reporter: the officer did hurt his back a little bit but nobody was seriou
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in the south. here is her answer. i m going to be very very honest with you. the south has not always been the friendliest place for african-americans. it s been a difficult time for the president to present himself in a very positive light as a leader. it s not always been a good place for women to be able to present ourselves. it s more of apwj place. so we ve had to work a little harder on that. but the people trust me, i believe. really they do to trust me to do the right thing for the state. louisiana governor bobby jindal immediately slammed those comments calling them remarkably divisive saying implied in her comments is the clear suggestion that president obama and his policies are unpopular in louisiana because of his ethnicity. that is a major insult by senator landrieu to the people of louisiana and i flatly reject it. of course the governor is a republican. this has the potential to not only impact senator landrieu but it may spill into other races. we have