up on a train packed with people. the horrifying aftermath showing chaos and carnage in st. petersburg leaving at least 13 innocent people dead. and nearly 50 others injured. a second device found nearby was diffused. president trump vowing his full support to russia after the massacre. and dramatic video of a man putting his own life in danger to save a boy from the subway tracks with just seconds to spare. look. you could see the man jumping onto the tracks in new york city scooping the boy up. witnesses say that the little boy fainted but is okay. the hero ironically just took a track safety training program just last month. and tom brady finally reunited with his super bowl jerseys nearly two months later. owner robert craft presenting them to the quarterback at his home. you may recall mexican
acting unprofessionally. that was their general view. it looks like this situation has been diffused, and it won t seem to cloud, at least to any extent, new relations with the trump campaign. as we know, there is some fraught waters there and mr. trump himself tweeting about what he was saying an unprecedented act. . thank you for that update. hans nichols, thank you. a crisis of conscience. why an elector does not want to vote for hillary clinton, but a judge says she better. and next hour, lessons from the lost. democrats wonder what went wrong and how to make it right in 2020.
this evening when it has been held with both candidates president has been almost a healing moment. you could almost rely on it to be an evening where the two would be in harmony and each candidate would be expected to be self-deprecating and rip the other. you know, america doesn t want their president it isn t we want our president to be the funniest person in the country. i used to tell people, friends like gore and hillary, when they do letterman, they maybe ask me for advice. americans want you to have a sense of humor about yourself. and that s why i think that, you know, it s good to see someone being able to laugh at a joke about them. but then his joke kind of diffused that, when he said that she s going to laugh tonight, and even at an appropriate moment. and that s a good joke he told. and then it resonated throughout the rest. and we looking when she laughed.
there s no way a so-called counter terror expert. how do you know? you don t know. isis is not al qaeda. it is as andrea said more horizontal. maybe they did. if they felt like it, maybe they didn t. there is not in a cave in afghanistan sending out signals through couriers on when the next big attack is going to come. they are much more diffused. they re decentralized. they are opportunitistic. if you look at their immediate propaganda, they re constantly saying to people in europe and the u.s., you can do it where you are. take action, communicate with us. help us. we just don t know howdy fused, how many are there across europe, germany and how many are there in the u.s.? those are the things that we ll
which is all that members of congress got. that s why i voted no and others voted no. here s one way in which i would anticipate in body working. there s 435 members, a majority voted it, it came to a vote, the majority passed it. what we have seen is a variety of legislation that people say has a majority vote, the immigration legislation, which doesn t get to the floor, which means that it could get past, even though a majority of the duly elected house of representatives of this great nation want to see it get a vote, want to see it voted on, shouldn t that change, too? i don t know. we ll have that debate in the weeks ahead. what s at play is whether power is centralized within the house or whether it s more diffused. the system that looked in place, the 70s, into the 80s, which changed in the early 90s, was