von braun got away with a lot. he was not tried for war crimes because the united states wanted his genius. something called operation paperclip, von braun surrendered, most of the best german rocket scientists were grabbed by the u.s. army under operation paperclip and relocated to the united states. i want the young people to understand, the 50th anniversary of going to the moon. if you are studying engineering, rocketry, aerospace, von braun is a thumbs up. he is essential. he is a genius, but we also have to look at the morality of the -- the immorality of the way that some of these early rockets were built when he was on team adolf hitler. i wanted to make it clear in the book because i give him a credit for getting us to the moon. we cannot have science run amok in the way that von braun and others were doing it in the third reich. brian: i have some video of werner von braun in 1955. it is a disney video. let's see what he looked like then and what he was talking about. [video clip] >> the voyage around the

right did not listen to von braun much. you would think you would have because he was the army rocketeer. he went with vanguard, which is maybe. if you look at old clips of the navy launches, there were crumbling on their pads. that von braunlt and his ex nazi rocketeer's out of huntsville were given a green light. it was jack kennedy who believed .n werner von braun they first met in 1953 when henry luce of "time magazine" had written the introduction to jack kennedy's -- so he picked young senator jack kennedy who won the senate in 1952. werner von braun, who was in colliers magazine, and being embraced by people like walt disney, asked the two judges for time and man of the year. together,o hang out kennedy and warner von braun. both were handsome, both debonair, both had an eye for fashion and women. team ofe kind of a tag sorts. they got along well. kennedy never held his nazi is him against him -- nazism against him. our generation had to fight the war. , andennedy and von braun mauer, that is who they pick. the west

braun: good to be back on. david: you are doing your dead level best to improve the situation piece by piece. the president announces we will have an overall plan but wait until after the 2020 election. has the president and white house said to you hold off on your piecemeal approach because we want to wait for the big one? sen. braun: i was glad to hear last tuesday that he wanted us to get out there on health care. mes has been an issue for for 10 years, when i took on the health insurance company in my own company to make it less costly, more sustainable and found a way to do it. it was like pulling teeth. i think as conservatives and republicans, we are known as being apologists to the industry and we have to be in on the discussion but i think leader mcconnell was wise to say let's make sure we get it right this time, notably talking about repeal. -- not only talking about repeal. the ship has sailed on some things that need to happen. when it comes to pre-existing conditions, no caps on coverage, having y

that was wernher von braun, that. and all >> yes. so in huntsville, there was also a large group of female computers. and they too had shorter careers, because they ended up their jobs after i.b.m.'s came into the lab. incredible how many nasa centers there are all across the country. and what role they played in all of these missions. >> questions, questions? i can't believe it. you stunned them, nat. stunned them. >> ha ha! >> ok. here we go. would you pass this over, please? the infoelates to graphic that you showed that indicated that about half of the left their s.t.e.m. jobs. where did they go? >> well, many women that are leaving academia in the sciences will often find roles that are sort of outside what we normally think of in terms of science careers. intony of them will go teaching and other roles like that. but, you know, i'm not sure that have a great idea of where they're all going and how keep woman in these fields. i don't feel like that has been all.addressed at >> do you think it was lack of advancement that is driv

you can actually see the braun mouth the words, come on, man. and dave, i don't know about you when you try to catch a ball at a ball game, i don't know if the full beer cup approach would be the best way to go about it. >> no, but you're never planning that moment, it kind of happens, and you're scrambling around. that ought to be fan interference, he owes braun a beer indeed. >> at nine bucks a beer, i would hold on to that more carefully. >> our business correspondent opinion. >> 27 minutes past the hour this morning. hate hits home in the u.s. once again. a woman killed at a california synagogue will be laid to rest. her rabbi wounded in that shooting is refusing to back down. >>> terrorism like this will not take us down. shaving has been difficult for me. i have very sensitive skin, and i get ingrowing hairs. oh i love it. it's a great razor. it has that 'fence' in the middle. it gives a nice smooth shave. with peak season berries, uniqcreamy avocado. and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and with panera cate

stream production and they were not aware that this production even went braun and went to a festival so i was a provable that he was actually provable that he had yeah i'd say that they kind of became aware it's. there's nothing against him ok well kitty to said it but i think of a pusher of boundaries who is going back to work very soon we hope that most girls go both you know we will definitely know they're all now but in russia in russia keep our eye on that story thanks very much for one of the linz resident pusher of boundaries tell us it was dumb i thank you for having me thanks so much for coming in q. well she was one of the signatories on that petition for kid instead of any cause release nobel prize winning author and feeding yet the neck of austria she's best known for her for roche's exploration of things like gender oppression and female sexuality and many autobiographical details flowed into her nine hundred eighty three novel the piano teacher the first of her novels by the way to be translated into english and certainly not for the faint of heart. sex. what happens wh

. >>> in case you missed it, how about this one in milwaukee, ryan braun going back, trying to make a nice catch, instead he has a beer, not quite happy hour, he seems to take it well, and that is getting a full facial right there, and ryan braun's attitude, what are you going to do, one days you get the beer, some days you don't. >>> the london marathon, big bend trying to break the guinness world record for a landmark, keep in mind, he finished the marathon except for that, he did not think about that low flying bridge, he missed the record for running a marathon as a landmark by 20 minutes. and that is all, in case you missed it. [ laughter ] it is 11:00, time for more news. tonight.

i want to go straight to former democratic senator from illinois carol moseley-braun. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> here's how lucy flores described that moment. >> very unexpectedly and out of nowhere i feel joe biden put his hands on my shoulders, get up very close to me from behind, lean in, smell my hair and then plant a slow kiss on the top of my head. you don't expect that kind of intimacy from someone so powerful and someone who you just have no relationship whatsoever to touch you and to feel you. >> senator, what's your reaction when you hear that? >> well, you know, i know a lot of people, and of all the people i know, joe biden is without doubt one of the most thoughtful and respectful of others i've ever known, i've ever met, and i worked with him for six years, as you may know, in the senate, and i've had contact with him since then, and so i can tell you that while you have to believe miss flores because she described her own life experience but the fact to make a big kerfuffle out of this with a man who has done nothing but spend his

milwaukee's ryan braun trying to make a catch. y instead, see it here. he gets a nice little beer shower from one of the fans. >> what? >> wait, is that likehe opposing team? >> it is. he tried to catch tal b too and. >> alcohol abuse. >> that ain't right. >> on a scale of one to gross, i'm thinking more. >> come on. a waste of beer at the ballpark. those are like $17. >> that's what i'm saying here. toomuch. >> all right. >> we'll go back t it. watching playoff hockey without the capital doesn't feel right, does it? with all top teams out, anyone has a chance to becomehe 2019 stanley cup champions. this afternoa trying to get one win closer over thei islanders. petr mrazek starting in net for the hurricant . he wouldn' there long. second period, moving across the crease suffering a lower body injury mrazek tried to stay in but couldn't, left and clearly unhappy. curtiscelhinney was tested right away making a great save. he had 17 in the game. coming up huge for carolina. third period tied at one. hurricanes on the attack. teravainen puts it o a netnd ni

i would like to recognize supervisor braun tha supervisor brown. by clarifying definitions of restaurant use regarding liquor license types, reducing delays in costs for restaurants that want to offer entertainment by eliminating the creative inspections, and supporting open-air food service by restaurants by lining local health code with state rerequirements. these stream-lining efforts will make a big difference. i look forward to working with my colleagues, the goldengate restaurant association, and to elevate the experience of the restauranteurs. now i have in memorium for a mrs. eileen chow arlene chow, wd away on april 12, 2019, at the age of 97 in san francisco. a pioneering chinese-american bilingual education teacher, she helped breach the public and chinese systems. she helped thousands of immigrants become u.s. citizens by tutoring them on the citizenship exams. she was a teacher and vice president of the historic hip woe school. by earning her degrees at the university of san francisco at the age of 60, mrs. chow served as a professiona

justin braun fires this redirection. it's a 3-1 game. 3-2 score, jumbo joe to little joe. second of the game. pavelski adds a empty netter, 5- 2 sharks. >> whoever scores first seems to win. >> i was just trying to play loose and take what was coming to me. >>> warriors against the clippers. i think they learned their lesson from game two's collapse. pedal down all night. steph curry, corner three. klay thompson, the flush. 60-37. kevin durant possessed. how is this, 38unstoppable. warriors in dominating fashion 132-105. that take a 2-1 series lead. >> he said it yesterday, he's kevin durant. so he showed everybody who kevin durant is. >> game four on sunday, game six for the sharks also on sunday. what a night. convincing wins for both teams. we'll be back with more news after this. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at disneyland resort muller report. overnight reaction from the bay area and washingto

and jessica murphy the father braun though this week i have thought a lot about my father and i have thought a lot about the deep loss felt by so many people. but at the same time i feel i feel frustrated by the way certain issues are being covered in the courtroom it's been a lot of talking about torture and i feel frustrated with the u.s. government for not sure if using to be accountable for certain actions and measures that were taken post nine eleven that i think are also really important. here a man who lost his wife has spoken out publicly about his frustration at the length of time this is taken and suggests that people can could speed things up i suggested taking the death penalty off the table as part of plea bargains killing people doesn't erase the killing of other people american community who lost her daughter mary ray says she's proud there will be a trial i don't think most people have any idea of the links we've gone to to make it a fair trial but like others marion has concerns about the death penalty. the death penalty makes us like them. i don't have anything and

by violence right the palestinians who are humiliated at wall checkpoints and settlements like have braun who are bloke aided in gaza who are killed by snipers at protests i mean why should they like israel right they have no reason i mean from their point of view israel has taken their land and it's controlling their lives without giving them a voice i kind o. way i understand why they would be feeling while in about it you can't really breed country or culture of love from that. well i believe the palestinians have been betrayed by successive palestinian governments and leaders all the way back with hodge i mean in which they mean again i don't want to history lesson but he's the one who went to hitler asking him to kill all the jews of. palestine as well and what was palestine palestine was never a state it was a ministry of unit they were palestinian jews in palestine the arabs my parents i still have their palestinian papers they were the ones who started they wanted the one who rejected any offers in thirty seven in one nine hundred forty seven the way to camp david and i were talki

money for the midsummer night's dream production and they were not aware that this production even went braun they kind of became aware. there's nothing against him. in the cofs work is bold and political his radical style of direction especially in reworking classics and conservatives he also defied the kremlin by publicly supporting russia's g.b.t. community and criticizing the country's annexation of crimea in twenty fourteen. his release was unexpected but sara brenna cough is not allowed to leave moscow and might still stand trial. well here in germany police have launched a crackdown on criminal clans mainly of arab and kurd issues origin tightly knit families operating criminal networks now for decades the clans are believed to have thousands of members spread out in different parts of the country now they have their strongholds of the show you on the map here in the rural area of western germany in the center of the country near hanover in the north and braman and of course here in the capital berlin many of these families came to germany in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty'

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braun was soaked. he also didn't catch the ball. a beer, a citi field, at citi field cost about 9 buc >> interactive sport there. >>> up next in "the pulse," the battle of winterfell. why everyone will be talking about "game of thrones" today but no spoilers. >>> also ahead, the perfect pitch, the must see moment when a baseball player's son takes the mound. >>> plus, why a man ran an entire marathon in a big ben costume. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or oth

alleged fraud and false accounting at its singapore office speaking to cnbc earlier, wire card ceo marcus braun accused market of speculating over the allegations. >> we really think that today is a turning point. we are fully committed as a growth company and that we are intensively investing in compliance processes, in oversight processes. this we will do, and this we are doing. >> meanwhile, nokia shares have hit a six-month low after the finnish firm reported a loss in the first quarter. >> the operating environment was improving. >> they pointed to a soft -- of 2019 and particularly weak first quarter. we also said that we expect to have a robust second half, and we continue to stand by that view we expect meaningful top line and margin improvements in the second half particularly, but also sequential improvement from here on. because of all the 5g contracts we >> it is shaping up to be a down start for european trade the stock 600 currently down about 38 basis points. in termds of the sectors, health care is leading the way higher up about 41 basis points buyer in focus there bringing up

been so larry summers got it wrong but liberal economist and new york times columnist got it really braun saying the president. >> cuts are ineffective and the text bubble may be deflating an this quoting i think that there is quite good chance we will have a recession later this yea or next year. they went on to say the ministration doesn't have an infective response is stuffed slows down. remember the economy had a significant rate despite a, shu down in january and despite an ongoing tradede dispute with ch and paul krugman isn't the only one who brought up the r word. >> the deals are slipping a negative for the first time since 2007 right before the great recession. sometimes in this happens this indicates another recession may be coming. >> sure it is coming. it's been falling since we had one very good quarter last year at the beginning and since then it has just inched its way down and down. >> the economy is slowing as ja powell indicated, and it is not poised to deliver the kind of growth. msnbc use the word extraordinar to describe gdp growth. you know the economy is strong whe

senator mike braun, what a job he is doing. [applause] representative greg pentz, a familiar name. thank you. jackie, thank you. jim and jim, great representatives, thank you very much. tremendous help, tremendous. i also want to recognize secretary of the interior, david bernhardt, what a job he has been doing. david, thank you. thank you. a great friend of mine, kentucky governor matt bevin. [applause] thank you, matt. house gop whip, a man with more courage than most of us here today. shots, some very severe you know that. by a madman. better.ronger and i told him backstage, you are much more handsome than you were two years ago. i don't know what is going on. he is. steve scalise, a lot of character. thank you. most importantly, i want to , the proudf you card-carrying members of the nra. every day you stand up for our god-given rights without exception, without fail and without apology. together, we are fighting for the timeless values that have built and sustained our nation. todayr nation is greater than it has ever been. stronger, richer, we are doing better than ever befor

senator mike braun, what a job he is doing. [applause] pres. trump: and representative greg pence, a familiar name. thank you, greg. [applause] walorski jackie, thank , you. jim baird and jim banks, great representatives, thank you very much. tremendous help, tremendous. i also want to recognize secretary of the interior, david bernhardt, what a job he has been doing. david, thank you. thank you. a great friend of mine, kentucky governor matt bevin. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, matt. and the house gop whip, a man with more courage than most of us here today. he took some very, very severe shots, you know that. by a madman. and he is stronger and better. i actually told him backstage, i said, you are much more handsome than you were two years ago. i don't know what is going on. he is. steve scalise, a lot of courage. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, steve. and most importantly, i want to thank all of you, the proud, card-carrying members of the n.r.a. [applause] pres. trump: every day, you stand up for our god-given rights wit

ryan braun yesterday an unwilling participant, an unwilling recipient for a fan's beer many he was going for a catch. instead he got doused. cheryl: that's hysterical. lauren: did he get the drink? cheryl: open your mouth. jared: the mets won the game, 5-2. they tried for fan interference. this is my favorite story of the day, bryce harper gets the philly fanatic a birthday party, he gets him a pair of cleats like he wore on opening day. brotherly love. check this out. on sunday in the nba we had wins for the celtics and the warriors. check out what else happened in philadelphia. a cop takes a moment out of his beat to play a little basketball with some locals and a step back shot, brotherly love in philadelphia. cheryl: jared: basketball on the streets. our mailman growing up, he used to stop and play ball with us for 20 minutes in the driveway all the time. lauren: where did you grow up? jared: in jersey. near you. cheryl.lauren: thank you. cheryl: coming up, the avengers assembled to clobber, destroy box office records over the weekend. what is this going to mean for the future of tin

senator mike braun. what a job he's doing. [applause] and representative greg pentz. a familiar name [applause] thank you, greg. jackie polaski. jackie, thank you jim baird and jim banks. great representatives. thank you all very much. tremendous help. tremendous. i also want to recognize secretary of the interior david bernhardt. what a job he's been doing. david, thank you. thank you. a great friend of mine, kentucky governor matt bevin. [cheers and applause] thank you. and the house g.o.p. whip, a man with more courage than most of us here today. he took some very, very severe shots. you know that. by a mad man. and he is stronger and better -- i actually told him backstage, i said, "you are much more handsome than you were two years ago. i don't know what's going on." and he is. steve scalise. a lot of courage. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you, steve. and most importantly i want to thank all of you, the proud card-carrying members of the nra. [cheers and applause] every day, you stand up for our god-given rights without exception, without fail, and witho

we are in braun watching all this, brita brynn, what's going happen today? >> reporter: neither felicity huffman or lori loughlin addressed these charges. however, i will say we have been here for other court appearances charged in this massive case. they let the lawyers do the talking. this is the first step in this process that can go on a while with the government in this case. i want to tell you, though, felicity huffman did arrive three hours ahead of the time before the judge, very under stated, holding the hand we believe of her attorney, william h. macy fought charged in this case, he was not by her side, so certainly here early, we have not seen lori loughlin yet. i will tell you the judge said there will be no special appearances for these actresses despite their privilege and prestige. we are behind barricades, if past charges we were able to get up close and ask questions. it doesn't look like we will be able to do that in this case. prosecutors say they have evidence against everyone, if possible, more charges could be coming down in the future

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difficult for the first time in more than a decade james won't be in the playoffs or an injured look braun could only watch on a step the current golden state warriors be seized and i'd like his team to settle the reigning n.b.a. champions winning this one hundred eighty to ninety not even really look at their k.d. with full regular season games left the warriors are insights of climbing the number one seed in the west and the richardson al-jazeera. the defending stanley cup champions are looking good as they get ready to head into the n.h.l. playoffs the washington capitals. clinch the metropolitan division title with a two one victory over the montreal canadiens the team winning the crown for a fourth straight year with a game spare. from a colorado avalanche playing to their playoff spot in style the album recovered from a tuple deficit against the winnipeg jets to win three two win over time this victory securing a wildcard position for a second story season. and land and tom defender danny rose says he can't wait to see the back of football due to fan racism england players including

one of our new health committee members, senator braun, of indiana, owns a manufacturing and distribution company. he employed over 1,000 people before he became a senator. he was aggressive about helping his employees reduce health care costs. health care blue book, a tennessee company that testified at one of our five hearings on how to reduce health care costs recommended that we look at the clauses in contracts employers sign with insurers that block the employer from accessing the identified claims data that they can use for price and quality transparency. the trump administration is also focused on transparency. for example, secretary azar has proposed a regulation to start requiring advertisements for prescription drugs, make sure they include the list price and ask for feed back on -- feedback on the prices required for medical services also be disclosed. another strategy for achieving better outcomes and better experiences at lower costs is to focus on the 300,000 primary care doctors in our country. dr. krpilana testified at a committee hearing that primary doctors are the quart

. >> joining me now is ambassador carol braun. he is was appointed to the judiciary committee. he is is a surrogate for his presidential campaign. >> thank you, joy. it is a pleasure to be here. i volunteer for joe biden because i believe in his candidacy, so -- >> i appreciate you saying that. i tlaul you were inspired by anita hill's example and the abuse he is took in standing up and telling her story and facing down clarence thomas who was, at that point, a future supreme court justice taking the position that had a lot of african-american support at the time. you were inspired by her, and yet at this point, anita hill and you are on opposite sides of the joe biden question. he is said i cot be satisfied by simply saying i'm sorry for what happened to you. i will be satisfied when i know there is real change, accountability and purpose to correct the finish that's are there. whether or not he should be disqualitied as president, he is says i'm biassed entirely to say whether or not everyone should this is disqualified. what i want to hear from him, and what i want to hear f

senator mike braun. what a job he is doing. [applause] and representative greg pence, familiar name. thank you, greg. [applause] jackie warlarsky. jackie, thank you. jim baird, jim banks, great representatives. thank you all very much. tremendous help, tremendous. i also want to recognize secretary of the interior david bernhart. what a job he has been doing. david, thank you. thank you. [applause] the great friend of mine, kentucky governor matt bevin. [applause] thank you, matt. and the house gop whip, a man with more courage than most of us here today, he took some very, very severe shots, you know that, by a madman. and he is stronger and actually better. i told him backstage, you're much more handsome than you were two years ago. i don't know what is going on. he is. steve scalise. a lot of courage. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you, steve. and most importantly i want to thank all of you, the proud card-carrying members of the nra. [cheers and applause] every day you stand up for our god given rights without excep

now senator braun also has a casual interest in some of the issues before the cfpb, so i hope that relationship has stayed strong. the bureau is of incredible americans andall i think it is a great opportunity to hear from the director. following her remarks, p schrader will later conversation. pete's career began in the financial crisis. he was hooked right off the bat. prior to his time with reuters, he spent several years as "the hill," and before that focusing on the intricacies of the financial markets with the bond buyer. pete is one of the more prolific writers in dc, i find the details he brings and the accessibility of his stories are pretty unique. this week, he has written on u.s.-china trade, on the dynamics around fed appointments, and also on the recent conclusions of the imf on world global financial security. so after may begin a conversation, we will have an opportunity for audience engagement. we are anticipating a lot of interest, so we are asking people to write down questions on no cards, pass them through the aisle, staff will be collecting them so pete has a chance to mak

. >> they tend to be braun. they are very clever and intimate. it's one on one. >> reporter: queen of the forest, a single mother. blue eyes, her mate can't be trusted. he has killed his own cub before. this cheetah mom throws herself in the line of attack and manages to save her young. it's a natural drama all the way as the characters in the series fight to live another day. >> there is a little of intellect that comes with predators. they will adjust to every circumstance that gives them an opportunity. >> reporter: but unlike "game of thrones," says brad, four-legged predators will kill out of need, not malice. i just love that idea that animals, you know, kill when they kill, not out of malice, but out of need. that they compete because they just need to. it's been an incredible journey for us, guys, from botswana to kenya traveling across africa. what we have all taken away is that we can learn so much from animals. that is honestly one of the reasons why they are worth protecting. >> keir, thanks. you and your crew, by the way, thank you.

. >> not only did the fan miss the ball, braun missed the ball and ended up covered in beer. >> he is a brewer. >> there you go. >> a good one. >> the beer blunder ended up in a triple for alonso who joked the mets should buy the fan a drink. >> was he trying to catcht with the cup? >> there was no way he was going to do that. >> no, the ball is going to go through the cup. a paper cup? >> the best case scenario, you are still spilling your beer. >> all right. thanks. >>> now to our read with jenna book club and the inspiring story behind the author of this month's pick. >> i loved this book so much. julie yip-williams lived an incredible life filled with cal checks. after diagnosed with stage iv colon cancer at 37 she began to write online about her battle. her viral posts later became a book that she didn't live to see published, "the unwinding of the miracle." >> reporter: if miracles happen when you least expect them, then julie yip-williams' life was beyond her wildest imagination. she faced challenges from the beginning, born completely blind in post-war vietnam with a grandmoth

stuart: werner von braun. liz: stuart: elon musk, here we go, he is facing off with the sec. his lawyers are in court. they will argue that musk should not be held in contempt for sending those tweets. judge napolitano has some thoughts on that. i don't know what they are but he will tell us in a moment. ♪ stuart: we've gone back up again. now we have a gain of the dow of 150 points. we're back to 26,369. that's a rally. >>> boeing, surprise, surprise, despite bad news about the max jet, that is one of the best performing dow stocks. boeing is up $9, 2 1/2%. boeing at 394. >>> lawyers for tesla chief elon musk heading for court, facing off with the sec over contempt charges. all rise, judge andrew napolitano. host of "the liberty file" on "fox nation" joins us now. what do you think is likely to happen to musk in court today? >> nothing. i think this is much ado about nothing. if it were not elon musk with his histrionics and flair for personality and drawing attention to himself the sec -- he made a statement. it wasn't through. he corrected it right away. forgot to run it

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brewers outfielder ryan braun going back to make the play and gets showered with beer. clearly an accident by all there. both teams and social media pages having fun. we know we're the brewers, it doesn't mean we want to bathe in beer, you guys. the mets account saying cheers brewers. all right. >> jon: i think the mets won the game but the brewers got the series. >> sandra: somebody lost their beer and a baseball player gained some. >> jon: national security advisor john bolton firing back on several claims and why he denies the u.s. paid any money for otto warmbier as the iranian foreign minister accused him of trying to create conflict. >> sandra: president trump throwing a lot of jabs at joe biden as he hits the ground running in several battleground states this week. sean spicer is here to react. >> president trump: can you imagine sleepy joe, crazy bernie. you look at the candidates, right? i think pocahontas is finished. she is out. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trai

senator mike braun currently in indiana saying this, senator richard lugar is a towering figure in hoosier history and one of the greatest statesmen to ever serve. he worked tirelessly with leaders across the globe to better the state and the country he loved. also reaction from mayor pete buttigieg saying america has lost a true statesman in dick lugar. set up the world safer, for better foreign policy and he knew to work across the aisle. leading voice for decades on foreign policy, helping create a highly respected program to reduce the chance of nuclear annihilation and he tried to mitigate hunger around the world and in schools and warned about the national security consequences of fossil fuel dependence. it's on the area and topic of nuclear arms that he appeared on our "washington journal" program. in this case, in an interview was asked about his nuclear policy and the approach he took. here is a little from that. [video clip] >> i will not go through all the traces of the arguments except that it did indicate their formal program to go to weapons stopped four years ago or so. howe