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i remember when you started to back donald trump midway through the primaries. you saw what the middle of america saw early on and the rest of the country is only now coming to grips with. what a great day we ll have tomorrow. we have been in a nightmare. mainstream america was so tired of the destructive policies of the obama administration. when donald trump came along, he ignited the fire that we needed to get someone to fix this country. i said people will be surprised at what a landslide he s going to do, and he did it. we pierced that blue wall and that wall is going to go down completely. charles: you called this early on. here we are right now on the eve of president donald trump and expectations are high. i want to share with the audience. we had a poll that just came out. a fox news poll. the mood of the nation. 60% say everyone is in it for themselves. only 34% believe we are in it together. opportunitiesn americ34% say it phase other people. only 36% say i ....
they come to 140 clotters from the port of mario to key west, florida in nearly 2,000 boats. why do they come? why are there so many? during the spring through fall of 1980, approximately 125,000 cuban refugees arrived in florida from the port of mariel, cuba. hear interviews from the new arrivals to america and find out why they left, sunday morning at 10:00 on road to the white house rewind. the 1992 democratic and republican conventions. bill clinton accepts his party s presidential nomination in new york city. in the name of the hardworking americans who make up our forgotten middle class, i proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states. and incumbent president george h.w. bush accepts his parties a nomination in houston. and i proud to receive and i m honored to accept your nomination for president of the united states. at 4:45, architectural historian barry lewis on the evolution and creation of new york city s greenwich village. wh ....
before seven tonight and at this hour they still have the area blocked off. shelley police just clearing the : scene within the last hour, and that s where we find out jean mackin who joins us live with the latest. jean: police responded here to the scene at merrimack and beech street s just about four blocks from downtown manchester. they have cleared the scene i review recorded video we recorded in the last hour. witnesses tell us the victim was taken from the scene to the hospital. we do not know the person s condition at this hour. you may hear sirens in the background. that is unrelated to the scene. that is the fire department responding to something else in people living around here. a lot of neighbors out. they told us they were too afraid to talk on camera, but one woman did tell us it has been tough in her neighborhood. this is really bad. it s happening everywhere. in the summertime, somebody was shot right on my street. it s heartbreaking somebody would ....
jean: police responded here to the scene at merrimack and beech street s just about four blocks from downtown manchester. they have cleared the scene in the last hour, but here is video review recorded video we recorded in the last hour. witnesses tell us the victim was taken from the scene to the hospital. we do not know the person s condition at this hour. you may hear sirens in the that is the fire department responding to something else in this area. police have been questioning people living around here. a lot of neighbors out. they told us they were too afraid to talk on camera, but one woman did tell us it has this is really bad. it s happening everywhere. in the summertime, somebody was shot right on my street. it s heartbreaking somebody would do that to anybody. i grew up here. i was born in manchester. it happens everywhere, but this never used to go on. i ll think it has ever been this bad. i don t think it has ever been this bad. once fire departmen ....
this was a governmental operations and it quickly took on the nickname of its chairman, frank church, and it was best known to history as the church committee. the committee met for 16 months and reviewed more than 10,000 documents and called more than 8000 witnesses before its staff. this included the creation of the senate collection committee and the creation of the foreign internet intelligence surveillance act of 1978 which we know as isa. we will have guests to provide historical context of the 40-year-old video that you are about to see. from new york city, frederick schwarz is with us and here in our studio in washington, d.c. is elliot maxwell. he was the counsel to the does any of the pennsylvania senator rick sweitzer. let s start with the basics, mr. maxwell, could you explain how the church committee got constituted? what was the impetus? my view is it came about as a series of articles by activities in the intelligence community, followed by many other peo ....