the doj got it wrong on the gardner family deserves justice. eric gardner was a father, a brother and his son and he should be here with us today. adding that he hopes no family ever has to suffer a tragedy like this again. shannon: trace gallagher, live in l.a. the fbi call it a targeted sack and six police officers were shot. senator brady sanders says it is law enforcement officers that need to be put on notice and he unveiled a new plan that would create a registry of disreputable federal law enforcement officers. there s a tweet thereby julian castro. it s time for this database, this guy should have been at the
the company has denied any wrongdoing saying he has acted responsibly. several states have reached settlements with drug makers this trial could reveal documents and testimony that show exactly what companies knew about the addictiveness of their drugs when they knew it, and how they responded. so could be very revealing. bill: big story. dr. marc siegel is coming up later on that. in the meantime. a private group is putting up sections of the border wall and it is using donations to fund its work. it comes on the heels of federal judge s decision last week to block the trump administration from building key sections of the wall. very intriguing here. they ll do it on their own they say. william la jeunesse live in l.a. what s the story? good morning, bill. the privately-built wall is major success but a small victory compared to the bigger defeat the president suffered friday when a federal judge stopped the administration from using pentagon money to build
he has a very big personality, he s very unorthodox president, and we still don t understand what the impact of his presidency and his legacy will be. that will take time. history may judge him very differently than he is judged in the moment, but that is why he s president. people knew his flaws. they may not necessarily have liked him, but they like the economic message that he had and the forcefulness of some of those campaign promises. and that is how he got elected. melissa: i think it s funny that you talk about our perception of what of the people think of us. that s like the ultimate navel-gazing, right? [laughs] leslie: i live in l.a., that s daily. i m at starbucks, what do other people think of me? i m going to disagree with you on strength of leader and go to your strength of the economy. i think this speaks to strengthen the economy when you look at the breakdown of the poll. clearly, to your numbers, it all adds up the majority don t except for
can learn to go behind the secret room in mount rushmore and a seaplane in the middle of the ocean. we are here with the cohost brian kilmeade do you ever sleep like. that is secondary. i get annoyed when i wake up in the middle of the night and here you are making history. and you moved to new york with the sirens get used to that. i did live in l.a. i m okay with the sirens but there is a lot more garbage trucks here. i want to ask you what is your favorite thing about this season about what made america great quick. and the things that you heard of it isn t like the travel channel you take a look
can learn to go behind the secret room in mount rushmore and a seaplane in the middle of the ocean. we are here with the cohost brian kilmeade do you ever sleep like. that is secondary. i get annoyed when i wake up in the middle of the night and here you are making history. and you moved to new york with the sirens get used to that. i did live in l.a. i m okay with the sirens but there is a lot more garbage trucks here. i want to ask you what is your favorite thing about this season about what made america great quick. and the things that you heard of it isn t like the travel channel you take a look we try to find the