dan nash.investigator who has been involved in several high-profile murder cases in the ozarks. >> and when sergeant nash took one look at that file, something forensic seemed off. he was inclined to agree with shawn. didn't look like suicide at all. >> he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. >> three months after that christmas eve, investigator nash drove over to brad's farm. told him he was looking at the case again. >> and wanted the bath robe that mr. jennings was wearing that night. >> the robe he had on when he said he found lisa dead and held her in his arms. >> why three months later would a bath robe be of any use at all? surely it had been cleaned or something after this event. >> apparently it had not. >> oh. >> mr. jennings had spent little time going back into that bedroom from -- where from his perspective his wife had taken her life. >> so brad gave nash t

carefully at dan nash. he talked to a retired judge. >> and he made it very clear that he had a lot of problems with mr. nash's reputation for truth and honesty under oath. and from there, we started interviewing former prosecutors, and a number of former court personnel who expressed concerns about his reputation for truth and veracity. >> reporter: remember how at the trial nash was presented as a blood spatter expert? he wasn't. in fact, nash had not even taken a basic bloodstain analysis class when he investigated lisa's death. he took a 40-hour course the following year but was still not an expert when he testified at trial. dwight sought out the best in the field. >> i found two of the world's most renowned blood spatter experts. >> reporter: he sent the crime scene photos to both of them. >> and they both independently came to the same conclusion. >> reporter: that dan nash was quite simply dead wrong. one of them wrote, the bloodstain evidence and the presence of gunshot residue on the right hand of

it would be the first hit for super group crosby, stills and nash. ♪ ♪ and nash moved from england toe rock and roll hall of fame with both csn and the hollys. and after years of living in hawaii, he's moved back to the mainland. >>> you're a relatively recent new yorker. >> yes. well, six years. >> reporter: given what's going on right here, do you wish you were in hawaii any days? >> no, i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to these 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. listen to the life of this city. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad either. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. >>> are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no, i've taken four short walks with amy to the local park to see my favorite tree. but apart from that, i've been in my apartment for nine weeks. >> reporter: have you really? >> yes. we're having a good time and we're still laughing about it. and after nine weeks, that's not too bad. >> reporter: do you wonder when you're going to

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steve nash was a relatively unknown canadian point guards recruited to play at santa clara university. >>i've met him on my first we get on campus and you know he just possessed of the personality that people gravitated to use that use really i would so there's 7 of us that came in he was our leader from they want jurors are to 6, 9 center was in the same recruiting class he in nash live together became close friends while the broncos enjoyed major success winning the west coast conference multiple times and you may remember their major upset arizona in the 93 double a tournament. >>they got lucky enough to have a great coaching today be an incredible team mates were still my friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual first he'

steve nash was a relatively unknown canadian point guards recruited to play at santa clara university. >>i've met him on my first we get on campus and you know he just possessed of the personality that people gravitated to use that use really i would so there's 7 of us that came in he was our leader from they want jurors are at the 6, 9 center was in the same recruiting class he in nash live together became close friends while the broncos enjoyed major success. >>winning the west coast conference multiple times and you may remember their major upset arizona in the 93 double a tournament. >>they got lucky enough to have a great coaching today be an incredible team mates were still my friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself. zurich says he was shocked when he heard the nets had hired him he's going to become a great coach, you know he just he's not individual fi

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and nash moved from england to america.elatively recent new yorker? >> yes -- well, six years. >> reporter: given what is going on here, do you wish you were back in hawaii? >> no. i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to the 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad, either. [laughter] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no. i'm taken short walks with amy to the local park, to see my favorite tree. apart from that, i've been in my apartment for nine weeks. >> reporter: have you really? >> we're having a good time and we're still laughing about it. and after nine weeks, that's not too bad. >> reporter: do you wonder when you're going to be back on the road? >> obviously, i love to perform, i love to communicate. but quite frankly, i don't see -- i don't see it happening until 2021. that's almost another year away. >> reporter: in the ga

nash. i don't recognize gentleman from texas, mr. roy. for five minutes. it. >> i think the chair. thank you for hauling the steering. i think all of the witnesses for being here today. i was reminded after talking about last summer able to talk to him in any light, my son was here for hearing and we talk to our mutual affection for the baltimore orioles as we head into spring training. hopefully the orioles will come out of it this year. and it is a breakout season, and i was thinking about yesterday. the issues that we are talking about here today are the utmost important. they started the core of who we are as american citizens. make sure we all have access to vote, all have access to take part in a democratic republic. one thing that i would like to make sure to clarify for the record. i do think it's important. i spent a number of years as a lawyer for senator john cornyn including the time here during the years of 2005, 2006, and 2007. or i should say for five and six, when we were de

navy captain chuck nash joins us.he taliban to kill our forces and british troops, do you think? >> well, the russians probably do have some interest in keeping us bogged down in afghanistan. but i don't think the taliban, quite frankly, would take up that deal because they've lost 75,000 people, they and other enemy units have lost over 75,000 people in the last 18 plus years that we've been in afghanistan. their goal is to get all foreign forces out of afghanistan. now, the russians, the iranians, the north koreans, there are plenty of actors, state and non-state, who would like to see us continue to get bogged down in afghanistan. but the president has already withdrawn 8600 troops. that wasn't a requirement with the deal with the taliban that we signed back in february of this year. that wasn't supposed to happen until the spring of '21 with another 4,000 to come out in the fall. we're already ahead of schedule on that. and i am not aware of, nor have i seen any intelligence indications in the media where the tali

nash. >> thank you, i recognize the gentleman from texas mr.roy for 5 minutes. >> i thank the chair, thank you for holding this hearing. i think all -- thank the witnesses for taking their time today. as remind today chair cummings the last time we were able to talk to him at lengths, my son was here and we were dealing, our mutual affects for the baltimore oriols as we head to spring training and hopefully the orioles will come out this year and have a great season, breakout season in honor of the chairman. but i'm, you know, the issue that is we are talking about here today are -- of upmost important. they strike as who we are as american citizens and ensuring that all have access to vote, all have access to take part in our democratic republic. one thing that i would like to just make sure to clarify for the record because i do think it's important, i spent a number overseas lawyer for senator john cornyn, during 5, 6, 7, 4, 5, 6 when we were debating the reauthorization of voting rights act in 2006 which ultimately led then to shelby holdin

nash died yesterday in his hometown of houston.the first non-jamaicans to record on the island. johnny nash was 80 years old. >>> another iconic one, amazing songs, amazing hit lists. now we're turning to the loss of another music legend. >> eddie van halen is being remembered as one of the most talented guitarists in rock 'n' roll history. r n will ganss h more. >> you didt nobe a rock van halen's si shoot, you didn'li tv owglee." israting eddie v halen >> there areewout erans '80ck electric sound. ♪ >> his son wolf sharing news of the rock legend's passing on twitter, writing, he was the best father i could ever ask for. every moment i've shared with him on and off stage was a gift. kiss front man gene simmons tweeting, my heart is broken. eddie was not only a guitar god, but a soul. lenny kravitz saying heaven will be electric tonight. the guitar god formed van halen with his brother alex on drums back in 1972. david lee roth out front on vocals. this smash hit "jump" hitting number one in 1984 and staying there for weeks. van h

and back to the relationship between gavin newsom and steve nash. both proud graduates of santa it was just a get together with friends. no big deal. everybody felt fine. but now im super sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk. >>> we are digging a little deeper into the protest outside house speaker nancy pelosi's home. this all over her trip to a salon that was not supposed to be taking clients indoors. the protest included women speaking on behalf of the salon owners who have been closed down by the health orders. but our camera also spotted former radio host and conservative activist melanie morgan using a crne to makea int. >>of us. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, it's two months until the election, and there's breaking news as a new intelligence memo warns a foreign government is trying to amplify criticisms of vote-by- mail

nash: yes. did everyone hear the question? the question is, what about the relationship between hoover and coolidge in terms of foreign-policy differences or similarities in foreign policy? this was a period when the united states was not in the truly ice initial list because there were many informal relationships between businesses this was a period when the united states was not in the league of nations, that not a period in which we were truly isolationist, as that term is sometimes used, because there were many informal relationships between american businesses, great banks like j.p. morgan and so forth, loaning money partly to prop up germany and help in the rehabilitation of europe. hoover as the secretary of commerce considered that aspect of our considerable economic interaction with your as part of his sphere of responsibility. this ended up putting him at odds at times with the state department and with the new york banking elite. hoover argued that the u.s. government should oversee, or basically get approval to maj

nash say.e have laws that are seemingly neutral on their face but upon their implementation they showed that they disproportionately affected minority voters. >> thank you very much. >> gentle lady yields back without objection gives without her colleague and leaders in conscious on these issues, john lewis from the great state of georgia will be inserted into the record. we now recognize the gentle lady from massachusetts. >> thank you madame chair and for convening this timely and incredible port and hearing. i had a written statement, but to be frank i'm still seething from what has occurred moment ago. i guess it is impossible anymore to be disappointed when you are no longer surprised. i serve on this institution and committee with colleagues across the aisle who deny science, the climate crisis, who believe that since we've had a black president we live in a post-racial america. who think that being poor is a character flaw, who believe that we still live or we ever did in a meritocracy.

is one of the most famous santa clara university see him right there young steve nash kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills talk with one of his former teammates and coach about nash's move into coaching. >>years before he was a 2 time nba mvp and eight-time all star. steve nash was a relatively unknown canadian point guards recruited to play at santa clara university. >>i've met him on my first we get on campus and you know he just possessed of the personality that people gravitated to use that use really i would so there's 7 of us that came in he was our leader from they want jurors are at the 6, 9 center was in the same recruiting class he in nash live together became close friends while the broncos enjoyed major success. >>winning the west coast conference multiple times and you may remember their major upset arizona in the 93 double a tournament. >>they got lucky enough to have a great coaching today be an incredible team mates were still my friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash

johnny nash was 80. >>> the "st.s post dispatch" a grand jury indicted coupled who brandished firearms outside their mansion as hundreds of protesters marched outside their street on felony charges of unlawful use of a weapon and evidence tampering. video from june shows the couple with an r-15 rifle and a semiautomatic handgun as marchers protesting racial injustice headed towards the st. louis mayor's home. the couple says that they were exercising their second amendment rights. >>> a "los angeles times" says more than 2,000 voters in los angeles county received mail-in ballots with one thing missing, there was no way to vote for the president. the country register or rather the county registrar's office says the mistake was limited to voters in one precinct in the woodland hills area. there are about 5.6 million voters in the county. >> my wife actually noticed first that something looked odd. she checked it 16 times, asked me to check it, and i looked and there's no presidential election. this is somebody not pro

we have the spartan insurance coming on the wheels of nash. he will take off.e has himself a touchdown of 19 yards. nash had three scores on the night. they win 28-17. they are 3-0 for the first time since 1982. i hope you're going toward a great weekend. hopefully this'll make you feel a bit warmer inside. in texas, this is third-grade peewee football game. is of the coyotes and bobcats. the coaches son suffers from ms. they put him on the field and into the end zone with the help of his teammates. their learning a lot about empathy and love at a very early age. that is the sporting life. that was great to see. i will turn it back to you. >> i love that story. thank you for joining us. i got an "a" on my history exam, by the way. really, you're competing with the dog? don't let it bother you, girl. jay, we need to talk. i went to an allergist today, and he thinks that joe's rash is an allergy. what a surprise-- an allergist found an allergy. he thinks he might be allergic to stella. the only reaction this dog gives people is the giggles. i mean, when she tried

to one of his former teammates and coach about nash's move into coaching.ime nba mvp and eight-time all star. steve nash was a relatively unknown canadian point guards recruited to play at santa clara university. >>i've met him on my first weekend on campus and you know he just possessed of the personality that people gravitated to use that use really i would so there's 7 of us that came in he was our leader from they want jurors are at the 6, 9 center was in the same recruiting class he in nash live together became close friends while the broncos enjoyed major success. >>winning the west coast conference multiple times and you may remember their major upset arizona in the 93 double a tournament. >>they got lucky enough to have a great coaching today be an incredible team mates were still my friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful coach himself.

and epidemiologist speaking to us from new york sessile thank you mr nash for joining us and. thank you. now to those record unemployment claims in the united states a sad day by the pew research center reveals that 43 percent of americans say they or someone in their family have either lost their jobs so taking a pay cut because of the outbreak $1.00 of those people is on shabana end and sarasota florida he was laid off from his bartending job after boston restaurants were forced to close his home and out days had government websites is making it difficult to apply for unemployment benefits but the federal benefit was easy i believe if you just pay your taxes they send you a check or direct deposit but the state. unemployment benefit is really difficult in florida the unemployment benefit actually made national news because it's so ineffectual website is very old even though they revamped it in 2015. it failed every audit every year since then and when this came to this crash it took me a week of constantly trying to get through the unemployment process before i was my inform

nash. i now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, for five minutes. this.nk you for holding the last time i talked to chairman cummings at length son was here for a hearing and we talked and were regaling the mutual affection for the baltimore orioles. into spring training and hopefully the orioles will come out of it and have a breakout season in honor of the chairman. i was thinking about him yesterday when we were talking about the orioles. the issues we are talking about here today are of the utmost importance. they strike the core of who we are as american citizens and ensuring we all have access to vote, all have access to take part in our democratic republic. one thing that i would like to make sure to clarify for the record. i do think it's important. i spent a number of years as a lawyer for senator john cornyn , the judiciary committee, including the time here during the years of 2005, 2006, and 2007. or i should say 2004, 2005, 2006, when we were debating voter rights act

nash also owned a record label which at one time included bob marley.sh was 80 years old. >>> also this morning tributes to rock legend eddie van halen. a fellow musician calling him a god of the guitar even though van halen could not read music. he learned from watching his music teacher's fingers. ♪ panama, panama at cou bdge genr. ♪ beat it, beat it >> reporter: this morning, one of the most admired electric guitarists in rock history, eddie van halen, being remembered by family, friends and fans after the 65-year-old lost his battle with cancer. ♪ running with the devil ♪ i'll tell you all about it >> reporter: the guitar prodigy formed the band van halen with his brother alex on drums back in 1972 with david lee roth out front on vocals. ♪ might as well jump ♪ go ahead and jump, jump >> reporter: their smash hit "jump" skyrocketed to number one in the summer of '84 and stayed there for weeks, and after a long list of hits -- ♪ i'm hot for teacher >> reporter: -- van halen would become one of the most popular rock acts ever selling 80 million albums

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kron four's kylie mills has more now on nash is moving into the coaching chair. before he was a 2 time nba mvp and eight-time all star. steve nash was a relatively unknown canadian point guards recruited to play at santa clara university. >>i've met him on my first weekend on campus and you know he just possessed of the personality that people gravitated to use that use really i would so there's 7 of us that came in he was our leader from they want jurors are to 6, 9 center was in the same recruiting class he in nash live together became close friends while the broncos enjoyed major success. >>winning the west coast conference multiple times and you may remember their major upset arizona in the 93 double a tournament. >>they got lucky enough to have a great coaching today be an incredible team mates were still my friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever coached and he believes nash has the potential to be an extremely successful

nash is one of the most famous santa clara university alumni kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills talk with one of his former teammates and coach about his move into coaching. >>years before he was a 2 time nba mvp and eight-time all star. steve nash was a relatively unknown canadian point guards recruited to play at santa clara university. >>i've met him on my first we got on campus and you know he just possessed of the personality that people gravitated to use that use really i would so there's 7 of us that came in he was our leader from they want jurors are to 6, 9 center was in the same recruiting class he in nash live together became close friends while the broncos enjoyed major success winning the west coast conference multiple times and you may remember their major upset arizona in the 93 double a tournament. >>they got lucky enough to have a great coaching today be an incredible team mates were still my friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent player he's ever

but he always talked to me. >> what's up, nash? why are you here?i have a warrant for you. >> reporter: for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot the breeze about philosophy and books and religion and of course kenia's case, about which travis remained evasive. >> i said, i've been here a long time, travis, i'm done. i'm done playing chess with you. you move one way, i move another way. i said i'm coming for you. i'm telling you that. i said the next time you see me i'll be charging you for murder. i said what do you want out of this? what exactly do you want out of this? >> i want to go to prison without being labeled as a sex offender. >> okay. what else? >> that's it. that's it. >> you'll confess to everything if you go to prison without being labeled a sex offender? is that what you're saying? you're man enough to say that? >> yes. yes. yes. that's what i'm saying. >> reporter: detective gurule was stunned. travis wanted to cut a deal? gurule used a little reverse psychology to make sure he meant it. >> i told him

niecy nash, i appreciate you.heck back to my colleague shimon prokupecz in new york, shimon, tell me about the protest where you are. >> reporter: so it's not a very large protest. the police have been able to break them up. we start out, about 100 people, certainly it's diminished somewhat. you can see the police behind me. had a they're doing is they're moving these mopeds in, these scooters in to try to contain the crowd. each time, if they go into the street, what you start seeing is police will move in. we have seen a couple of arrests. so it's been mostly peaceful here. at times they have been challenging the police. what you don't normally see here, police moving quicker than they normally would in these circumstances. the police have been more aggressive, we have seen several arrests. there are more protesters planned around the city tonight. one is supposed to get under way south of here in a few minutes. certainly the nypd is prepared, as we see behind me. >> shimon, thank you so much for the update from

world is remembering another classic musician ♪ i can see clearly now the rain is gone ♪ >> johnny nashn see clearly now" die at the age of 80 nash's son said he died yesterday at his home in houston of naturalu feel good when you t too. we thank jobby nash fjohnny nasg that gift to the world. >> thank you i' >>> right now at 4:30, 27 days to go until election day. record number of californians expected to vote. plus -- >> all of a sudden we looked over and johnny saw some flames coming out over there. >> when flames from the glass fire surround a winery in the north bay, not just the owners but others rush to save it. the intense firefight next. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good morning to you on this wednesday. i'm marcus washington. >>> and i'm

programme has been contacted by nearly 300 people who have experienced problems following a hernia nashomplications include include chronic pain, infections, mesh erosion and organ perforation. 100 of those people volunteered to answer a series of questions about their experiences, and to be part of the victoria derbyshire programme's hernia mesh data base. 0ur100 contributors come from across the uk. the youngest is just 12 years old. the oldest, 79. we have had some really distressing cases. athletes who can no longer compete, parents who can't carry the children, and people who were once active now housebound, lonely, and have told us they often feel suicidal because of the pain. rosanna's story was one of the most shocking. she had a hernia repair in 2015 and had no idea doctors had used mesh on her. she said she was told recovery would take weeks. the mum of two delayed her wedding for two years, hoping the pain would go. instead, it got worse. when you thing about that day, what is the word that springs to mind? pain. just pain. it got to a point when i was attending hospitals and

angwin in and around robert louis stevenson a state park as well down to the south top of a southern nash say southern top of lake hennessey and south and west of highway one 28 as well as north calistoga by the fairgrounds right up to greenwood avenue section to the south is now downgraded to warnings. that's north of petrified force road is shown in yellow. there's also a warning for the chalk mountain area this morning. so if you're in that area. you're under a warning now so be advised. >>let's continue now with our team coverage of the fire this morning as it's burning in napa county kron four's will tran is live near saint good morning. well. >>good morning james and ari i'm at highway 29 and deer park row you can see there is a chp officer right behind me we did not see this yesterday. the fire continues to burn i did not see a hard closure they did allow some people to move up and down highway 29 yesterday but because the fire

a high number of black voters live in nash county. interesting is that county supported president obama twice and in 2016 went for president trump. it really points out what the caller talked about which is the black vote is not monolithic. as i watch that county i really want to see how that county is forng, if that county goes president trump again, president trump has a good chance of carrying the state. if it goes to joe biden, that would be a good thing for the democrats. it is kind of a bellwether county. if suburban women -- yes, we have seen a big shift from 2016 to 2020. michael indicates suburban women have trended toward democratic candidate. mike polling indicates suburban women have trended toward democratic candidate. -- candidates. host: do you support the president -- caller: no, i support joe biden. host: supporting the former vice president. caller: excuse me? host: i corrected. supporting the biden-harris ticket. they are talking about hunter biden. they need to talk about president trump's kids. on top of that they

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diane nash is born into a middle class family in chicago. and talking with her historian 's, college journalist, she's said she never truly understood with segregation was because coming from where she was it was not until she hadn't rolled at university that she realized how impactful segregation was on the educational experience. and on the lived experience of students. she became a member of the freedom riders. she was one of the most prominent student leaders of the entire civil rights movement while in tennessee as a student she organized citizens in nashville she was part of the national student movement and ultimately on those freedom rides she led all of the rights from birmingham to jackson in 1961. she took the lead in each of those is actually one of the founding members and student leaders of the sncc. she along with ruby smith, j charles jones, they let a sit-in in rockville, south carolina in response to what became known as the rock hill nine. has anybody heard of the rock hill nine? you have probably more likely heard of the

deserves a dot com it's out on june 2nd just a month from now the nash why have you back thank you so much my friend it was so great to talk to you. it's always a pleasure. all right folks i want you to stay right where you are have you heard what yumi kimmo said about the vice president the united states vicious remarks we have that and we'll talk about that and more with our tease nell hughes that's right she joins us next she'll be weighing in don't go away. 30 years ago the verlyn wall fell the cold war had essentially come to an end the fall of this cold war symbol was heralded as a new spring of nations and the end of communism decades on what is the legacy of this historic event the promises of 1909 been fulfilled. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay in her manner more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hamas. has. it don't want to press on companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage i

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summer of 1921 and in that summer, soviet russia is the scene of a catastrophic famine, as george nash mentioned earlier, and millions are threatened with starvation and disease, most of them, as you will see any moment i'll have a map up, situated in and beyond the vulgar river valley. the soviet government is unable to cope with the disaster on its own, so it is forced to allow an appeal to go out for and assistance and in that day, there is only one man on the planet in a position to answer that call, and that is the man that you see year, herbert hoover. as chairman of the american relief administration, the ara. as george nash told us, the ara is a private relief organization, relief agency but i would say for this part of the story, we should say that it's quasi-private. hoover is at this time the secretary of commerce in the administration in that will play a role in this story, as it spins out in the next few minutes. and that summer of 1921, after some very delicate negotiations, hoover's ara enters soviet russia to fight the great famine. in the end, millions would die in tha

diane nash is born to a middle-class family in chicago. and in talking with her, historian scholars, journalists, she said that she didn't truly understand what segregation was because coming from where she was, it wasn't until she enrolled at fisk university that she realized how impactful segregation was on the educational experience and on the lived experience of students. she became a member of the freedom writers, and she was also one of the most prominent student leaders of the entire civil rights movement. while in tennessee as a student, she organized sit-ins in nashville. she was part of the nashville student movement. and ultimately, on those freedom rides, she led all of the rides from birmingham to jackson in 1961. she took the lead in each of those. she's actually one of the founding members, one of the founding student leaders of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, sncc. she, along with ruby doris smith, who you'll hear about, charles sher yad and charles joan, who were fellow sncc leaders, they led a sit-in in 196

"charlotte observer" reporting that cases in nash county have nearly doubled since the start of lastnce october. "it took almost seven months from the state's first confirmed case of the virus in march for 50 people to die of it in nash county. it took six weeks for the virus to claim its next 50 victims there." statewide, north carolina set a new daily record for new cases yesterday. they set a new high for covid hospitalizations today. the state's epidemiologist warned today that despite the fact that the numbers are records, they do not yet reflect an expected spike from thanksgiving travel. so, yeah, i mean, there's the headline -- "please take this virus seriously." that's the big headline. but then, take a look at the other -- look at the rest of the front page. look at on the left. see if you can believe these two articles exist at the same time next to each other on the same front page from the same planet. this many months into this pandemic. so you know, on the right, explosion of cases and deaths in north carolina, funeral director warning, please take this virus seriously

extraordinary nash -- natural resources and we are blessed with some of the most spirited, determined, and talented people on the face of the earth. it is all about the people. mr. president, i'm certain that together, we can unlock a future of even greater potential for our children, prosperity for our people, safety for our citizens, and pride for our countries. with today's visit, i've never been more confident that the future of this precious relationship and the destiny of willmajestic continent never be in better hands and never had a better future. once again, i want to thank you and all of your representatives for being here today. it is a great honor. it is a great honor to be with you. thank you very much. now i would like to invite president lopez obrador to say a few words on behalf of the incredible people of mexico. thank you. [applause] pres. lopez obrador: [speaking foreign language] [speaking spanish] [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. thank you very much. reporter: this or president, dr. birx says we don't know how covid impacts children. how can

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zb >>> singer/songwriter johnny nash has died. best known for this song. ♪ i can see clearly now the rain is gone ♪ >> of course, he was instrumental in bringing reggae music to mainstream america. johnny nash was 80. >>> when we come back tonight, the nurse on the traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. >>> the nurse truly america strong. little bodie hall from st. michael, minnesota, was born with a rare kidney disorder and was in desperate need of a transplant. his father is not a match. his mother already donated her kidney to bodie's older sister, london, who has the same condition. his parents posting online, asking for a donor. >> this