Todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Does the president e hav a thing with these totalitarian leaders. President trump floats a meeting with kim jongun. His is not a case about looking the other way this is an american president showing specific appreciation for their brutality. Trying to bring the dictate zwror the table and get rid of his nukes. May day rallies in some cities around the world turn combative. This is a historic flood. More rain and flooding expected in the already waterlogged central u. S. Flash flooding is a big concern. A disaster. Tragedy struck the heart of the university of texas. In austin multiple people were stabbed. One person is in custody. Ite honest. A neighborhood dispute in dallas turned into a shooting that left a paramedic injured. Aes rcue in michigan. A tractortrailer fell on top of a chevy trapping the driver inside. All that they call at any time sboufl fashion. Some wild fashion on the red carpet of the met. Es jon needs. Help he can get t
Marries an isis terrorist. And later, the president , frustrated by a congress that cant, or wont, pass his agenda suggested that the government should be shut down and the rules of the senate changed. Congress passed a spending bill that includes no money for the border wall, less than half the funds president trum funds President Trump wanted for the military and gives the money to planned parenthood which the president vowed to cut. Also, his second take at obamacare. He said were putting up a lot of new wall in certain areas. Border security did get a boost, but the wall is excluded by congress. Today Hillary Clinton gave her most candid assessment yet of why she believes she lost the election. Heres nancy cordes. Had the election been on october 27th, id be your president. Reporter in a q a i was on the way to winning until a combination of jim comeys letter on october 28th and russian wikileaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but got scared o
Four year battle with brain cancer. We will look back at what made him one of the most beloved players ever to wear a phillies uniform. Scare in the sky rough, tumble turbulence, tosses drinks, luggage and people around the cabin of the flight bound for philadelphia. Ten people had to be treated at the hospital. We will hear from one of the men hoist thankful to be alive hundreds of teens stormed a philadelphia block after a rec center barbecue. And it is not the first time this summer. Why some are saying that it is all a big misunderstanding. And this is going to be a wash out, umbrellas will be the accessory of the day, and rain and thunderstorms move in the delaware valley. Yes, yes, i did use the word glushes. When was last time you said g lushes. Been a long time. Say that austin grab your g lush these morning, what . If you lose one is it a g lush. That is great. Im on fire for a monday. Yes. Yes. Hey, everybody, it is august the seventh. Good morning to you. You probably knew t
Thank you so much. If you could join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage. [applause] my name is khalid latif. I will be moderating the discussion for tonight, which i think is a nice way for the Brooklyn Historical society to tell me that i need to not talk so much tonight and let other people talk. We have an amazing lineup here. Im going to run through their bios really quickly. To give you insight as to the structure of the night, we are going to have some questions for the panelists for about 45 minutes or so. Thereafter, we will open it up to you all to engage in discussion and q a with the panelists for another 15 or 20 minutes before we wrap up the event. If you feel like you are hearing something you want to hear more on, if you have questions on, feel free to jot notes to yourself, because we will have ample opportunity at the end of the evening to be able to engage in question and answers. So we have four amazing people with us here tonight. Immediately to my left is b
Thank you so much. If you could join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage. [applause] my name is khalid latif. I will be moderating the discussion for tonight, which i think is a nice way for the Brooklyn Historical society to tell me that i need to not talk so much tonight and let other people talk. We have an amazing lineup here. Im going to run through their bios really quickly. To give you insight as to the structure of the night, we are going to have some questions for the panelists for about 45 minutes or so. Thereafter, we will open it up to you all to engage in discussion and q a with the panelists for another 15 or 20 minutes before we wrap up the event. If you feel like you are hearing something you want to hear more on, if you have questions on, feel free to jot notes to yourself, because we will have ample opportunity at the end of the evening to be able to engage in question and answers. So we have four amazing people with us here tonight. Immediately to my left is b