and steps here. the car rolled right in front of me. by the time i looked to the right all you could see was it driving away and people bouncing off the front of the car. the windshield was smashed at this point. one police officer basically stated this is a huge tragedy that has happened on our strip and clark county fire chief, gray cassel says the call for help came in around 6:38 p.m. las vegas time. this is a situation that will take all night to process. they re processing the tv cam a cameras that caught this tragedy unfolding and keep us updated throughout the evening as more . i remind you six people are in krilt call condition and car striking scores of people on the sidewalk of the las vegas strip. 37 people hurt and one died.
involved in this. you re clearly moving quickly. you hope to make a determination within 24 hours. as you said, you asked the justice department and fbi to investigate. why did you feel necessary to reach out to the fbi, to the justice department? well, our position is to investigate the internal policy. did he violate them, not the criminal intent, if he had any. an independent agency needs to do that, and there s no one more respected that does a thorough investigation and a fair investigation than the fbi. and we work very closely with the fbi and immediately called them and asked them to come in and do the investigation, contacted our u.s. attorney and spoke with him and asked him to see if the justice department could do a civil rights investigation, and they both agreed, you know. i think the people of richland county and the people of the world have seen this. they want somebody to investigate this and come up with some answers and find out if he did violate her rights, if h
there are a lot of young people committed to their faith. what do you say to her krilt particulars who say, it s fine to hold whatever beliefs you want. this is a country where we tolerate religious believe, whatever your faith or nonfaith is, that s tolerated but when she in their estimation tries to push it on to other people, she can t do it. she s not pushing. she s asking for an accommodation. she s saying, please, don t make me violate my beliefs. we have a long history of accommodating. we don t say you can t serve, we won t force you to take up a gun to take another life. she s asking for accommodation. if this is allowed to stand where someone is prohibited or barred in serving in a position of public trust, in effect this establishes a reverse religious
you filled in. that s ronald reagan s style. krilt criticized into the presidency for not knowing details. used to drive tip o neill nuts. i think when he passed away one of the prominent house democrats of the period said that well he wished he was more into substance. david, what about that comparison? to me it doesn t hold much water. i think ronald reagan actually had a whole lot of experience for years and years not only as governor of california writings radio talks. you know he got deeply into the substance over the years. and say on tax policy and jeffrey was, you know worked back in those, in that administration. he knows that reagan turned out to be a lot smarter about policies and people gave him credit for. yes. people said early on he is an actor, what does he know? but he actually did. i found a great quote from hamilton jordan and pat kadell september 1979 a gallup poll
wall street journal titled sanctions won t work against iran, the bush administration s ambassador to the u.n. i don t know bolton argued they d never go along with sanction and if they did, it wouldn t change iran s behavior anyway. now iran says these same sanctions are wondrously effective if only the administration would keep them on indefinitely. the crucial reasons the sanctions have been so effective, more than krilt ticks expected is they are comprehensive, including china, russia and europe. there is a profound gap between america and the world in the perception of these sanctions. for many in the united states the sanctions are a mechanism to punish an evil regime. for most of the other countries involved the sanctions were enacted specifically to bring iran to the nuclear negotiating table. these countries would not allow them to be turned into a permanent mechanism to strangle