asked him about that meeting. got a lot of respect for him. he said it could where a short meeting because they want to talk about one thing, denuclearization. i want to play this from last month. i hope to have a very successful meeting. if we don t think it s going to be successful, we won t have it. we won t have it. if i think that it s a meeting that is not going to be fruitful, we re not going to go. if the meeting when i m there is not fruitful, i will respectfully leave the meeting. eric: that s talkin. that s tt denuclearization. anything else is just a waste of time. short meeting? okay. fine. eric: that s the advice that mre president. i think it would be a short meeting if that s what they came up with. but denuclearization from the
anyone who would cap somebody for 10grand. that went in large mre to her intent. it demted the deep contempt and hatred she had for this the father of her great grand baby to offer money to kill him. the trial lasted less than four days. the state made its case that shirley killed steven to eliminate a family problem. the prosecution had no physical evidence to show she was she shooter. no fingerprints. no blood spatter. no gunshot residue. no to e tphotos of the scrapes hands. now it was time for the deference to make its case to the jury. mostly young and female from small town rural illinois. lawyers for shirley emphasize the fact there was no physical evidence linking her to the weapon. and they argued shirley s statements to the first responders, is he dead, i shot
day in america, roughly 92 people will die from gunshot wound. almost two-thirds of those deaths will be suicides and the rest will be homicides. some of those murders and killin killings, they might warrant some news coverage for a day, but the deaths that get the most attention are the spectacle murders. the shocking crimes that take over the front page like the high school massacre. this was in the denver post in the wake of the columbine killings, but also the same headline over and over again like in florida. let s look at a couple of them. this is the miami herald in the shooting in parkland. showing the faces of the 17 students and teachers who were killed. a gun control campaign, it placed a giant gun on the cover and said, this is us. this is our country. 17 dead. mre surprising than the daily
we have the resource. the problem is and i spoke yesterday to mim landrieu, who is the mayor of new orleans, who was in washington talking about some of the lessons learned from katrina. if you get 48 hours or p 2 hours hoond a storm, it is very hard to catch up. you re basically looking at kags kading problems one on top of the other. right now the problem did he juror that they don t have drivers because they can t get to work because there s no gas in their tanks because the gas stations have no electricity. it s very hard to do it. but if the military is deployed, if they re deployed rapidly, i believe the humanitarian situation can be crisis can be averted. the shame of it is our black hawk pilots could right now be dropping pallets of mre s, water, generators and fuel. neighborhood by neighborhood just at tree top level or even closer to the ground, move on to the next folks who need help. that s the great tragedy when you ve seen it work, when you ve seen them in action to k
getting in? reporter: on this flight 3,500 pounds of supplies left homestead, florida, and literally just arrived moments ago. john, you know how much of a need there is here in puerto rico right now. on this plane there was water, there were mre s, and also baby care supplies to make sure that these supplies go to some of the hardest hit areas. from landing here on the ground i can tell you that you can see that puerto rico was slapped by maria. you can see trees down, and there are also parts of this airport where hangers are missing roofs, and they are missing parts of the wall as well, and you see trees and they are completely some uprooted and others just slapped with the wind. you can see cars in places they are not supposed to be.