massacre haley said it was time for the con ted fed rat flag to come down. tafs display of unity. the gover nor making the call next to the biggest political names in the state. not only republicans but democrats. the congressional delegations in south carolina. both u.s. senators came home to south carolina to be there for that. not everyone was there. even that day, one republican in the house told the courier, i m for leaving the flag where it is. absolutely. if i have to put 500 amendments on this thing to keep it there, then i will do it. 500 amendments if that s what it takes. turns out that s how they are trying to stop it. tonight 26 amendments have been piled on it. most of them by one republican lawmaker. he s offered haemts to take down monuments, put up monuments, fly
it s a lot of work, i can see why these guys are so well compensated. a senior sandman can make upwards of 90 grand a year. not bad. finally, after hours of collection and tons, literally, of trash, we ve arrived at my block. there s my bag of garbage that i put in yellow bags, be able to track it, chase it. see where it goes. and there she goes. what a day. i worked an entire shift, cleared the garbage from my neighborhood, and it s only lunchtime. home again, home again. but for my garbage, tafs just the beginning. how d i do? actually, yeah. now we picked up all the trash, where s it going from here?
the rest of san francisco didn t want anything to do with the immigrants who lived there. they didn t have anything to do with the immigrants who lived there. before chinatown was quarantined, there was a huge backlash going on against the chinese people who were emigrating to the united states. there was the 1882 chinese exclusion act which basically ended chinese immigration for ten years. prohibited chinese people from becoming u.s. citizens. tafs that was passed by congress, signed into law by then-president chester alan arthur. there was a general sentiment back then that chinese-americans were taking over the country. there were too many of them and also a strong sense that they were the source of terrible diseases. diseases like leprosy and smallpox. you name it. when a chinese man was suspected of maybe having died of the bubonic plague in chinatown, in san francisco, that took everything to a whole different level. that was when they decided to cordon off chinatown from the re
it s a story that some people thought was too good to be true. a man sur viefz nearly three days underwater in an air pocket after his tugboat sank. we now have video of the rescue. and cnn s jeanne moos talks to one of the rescuers about how it all came together. reporter: when this tub boat capsized in the ocean, it was thought a dozen men drowned. so imagine when a rescue driver searching the tug felt a hand. he thought tafs a hand belonging to a corpse. exactly. reporter: and then the hand grabbed him. watch the reaction. what s this? what s that? you found one, yeah? he s alive. okay. keep him reporter: for the diver. he said it was one of the
deliver us from the hypocrisy of attempting to sound reasonable while being unreasonable. remove the burdens of those who are the collateral damage of this government shutdown. we pray. in your merciful name. amen. i cannot get within four ok tafs of that amen. but if the shutdown need a hero, i think we ve got one. nobody is happy about the government shutdown. nobody is happy about a pointless government shutdown. costing the country hundreds of millions of dollars every day. inflicting needless but real harm on hundreds of thousand. soon to be millions of americans. aside from the congressional republicans who say that they re happier than they hatch ever been. nobody is really happy about that harm being done to the