republicans, 202-748-8001. independents.or if you live outside the united states and want to give your thoughts on america s role in the world, it is 202-748-8003. as always, you can post on our twitter feed @cspanwj and if you want to post on our facebook page, about 100 people posting on this idea, you can do so at facebook.com/cspan. part of this comes from recent talk of days from president trump about the role he is taking when it comes to his position on being a nationalist, something he described himself in public appearances. went on fox news talking with laura ingraham who asked about this idea of nationalism [video clip] when it comes to the president [video clip] . the word of has taken on this connotation of feeling anti-semitism, hate, even violence. do you think that is fair and do you want to further clarify what nationalism means to you? fighting for am the country. i look at globalists and nationalists. i want to take care of our country. for many years, our
the quickest way to give the bucket the boot. at the beginning of this video, all seems relatively normal as we re heading north in illinois. but look ahead to this pickup truck. oh, no, no, no. i m going to call 911. it s weaving all over the road. you can see these two vehicles, the silver one and blue one are blocking traffic and traffic is backed up for miles. oh, yeah. he s hitting the barricades. the guys inside the vehicle i think doug perry is the one shooting it, they start speculating as to what s going on. i m wondering if he s diabetic or something, has a medical issue. right about here is where it escalates. oh, man. back up, back up, back up. no, no, no. completely off the side taking out the barrier. the driver keeps going. the blue four runner pulls alongside. they ve got their window down. they re gesturing at the driver to stop. trying to get him to pull over. that s a bold move. they don t know if that car will swing over and hit the
the quickest way to give the bucket the boot. at the beginning of this video, all seems relatively normal as we re heading north in illinois. but look ahead to this pickup truck. oh, no, no, no. i m going to call 911. it s weaving all over the road. you can see these two vehicles, the silver one and blue one are blocking traffic and traffic is backed up for miles. oh, yeah. he s hitting the barricades. the guys inside the vehicle i think doug perry is the one shooting it, they start speculating as to what s going on. i m wondering if he s diabetic or something, has a medical issue. right about here is where it escalates. oh, man. back up, back up, back up. no, no, no. completely off the side taking out the barrier. the driver keeps going. the blue four runner pulls alongside. they ve got their window down. they re gesturing at the driver to stop. trying to get him to pull over. that s a bold move. they don t know if that car will swing over and hit the
point of liberia to another which has become standard. as the day went on, he started to feel just tired and a little achy. reporter: the photojournalist who had been working in africa three years went home early and called snyderman with a fever. he self-quarantined and went to a doctors without borders clinic fbi first thing in the morning. and he was checked for malaria and then he tested positive for ebola. and he is being kept in the clinic there now. reporter: these are pictures of dr. snyderman and her crew checking out clinics in liberia in full protective gear. so we will be taking our temperatures twice a day, checking in with each other. and if any one of us suddenly spikes a fever or gets symptoms, we will report ourselves to the authorities. reporter: now the photojournalist will be treated here in the u.s. dr. snyderman says once she is back, she and everyone else will be in self- quarantine for 21 days. nbc says that is as an abundance of caution. a
,,,,,, good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too. we re practically twins! look for big g cereals with money saving offers on these breakfast favorites and give your budget a boost. on two big health stories tonight here and abroad. a mystery virus hits the bay area. three children infected. but first, a news crew in africa is being evacuated after the camera man got infected with ebola. andria borba has the story. reporter: you may recognize her, dr. nancy snyderman is the medical correspondent for nbc news. she used to work here as our medical reporter. dr. snyderman is fine. it is a photo journalist working with her who is infected. dr. snyderman and her crew were on assignment in the west african country of liberia. nbc has chartered to plane to bring them home. the 33-year-old photojournalist joined snyderman tuesday. she and the photojournalist had their temperature taken at a check point moving from one point of liberia to anot