of washington, d.c., particularly would have insisted on a death sentence to avenge their rent, theirormer u.s. attorney, so i think that would have happened if the jury had convicted sickles, and there was a time when it looked like that may very well happen. first there was a reaction like, "you know what? the guy was having an affair with his wife. good for sickles." when you think about it for a few weeks, you say, "you know, you cannot just have people going into the street and killing people." not -- then would delay in this trial would not be considered a delay by any stretch today, but the community had time to think about it. a rejected juror who almost made it on the jury was telling everybody who would listen that "if i had made it on this jury, i would have convicted him." say he was would concerned of, president buchanan would have been able to commute .he sentence or pardon him buchanan is thinking about another term. you obviously cannot alienate key's supporters. i think that would have been a tough decision for buchanan. we don't know what would have happened, but tha

all the big moments when captain america goes "avengers, assemble," or when he picks up thor's hammernd i'm watching all of these with this sad, not -- like, remember people just out like cheering for stuff like i'm watching all this like -- and i used to despise people in movies filming things. now i thank god that people were there recording the audience, cause it's like this age that's gone now and -- >> seth: yeah. >> and now there's like whole videos put together like, "best audience reactions of 'deadpool.'" "best audience reactions of --" and i'm just watching all this stuff. and it's amazing >> seth: what a funny thing that you're right i think we all wanted the movie going experience to completely make us forget that we were watching it with other people. and now, of course, that's the thing you miss the most. patton, it's always so lovely to talk to you. stay safe and healthy. and we'll see you soon, hopefully in person. >> yes, hopefully in person. all right, man, be safe. see ya >> seth: bye, patton we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ ♪ ♪ we stick together, ♪ for

avenger stars are rallying behind a little boy. listen to this. >> captain america here. know recovery might be tough, but based on what i have seen, i don't think there is much that can slow you down. >> 6-year-old's aunt says that little boy right there jumped in front of a charging dog shielding his 4-year-old sister from the attack. his courage success actions also impressing other members of the marvel universe. the hockey actorring the ones who put their lives in front of others most heroic and thoughtful people i know. you are more of a man than many, many i have seen or known: the u.s. navy also saying on instagram, bridger amazing work protecting your little sister you are a true hero. how about that for a story look at that little boy's face. just awful. rob: i hope he heals up. that's it for us. we will see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ friday i'm in love. brian: welcome to the end of another week. and there wasn't much news going on. sear about that between the pandemic, the election, the civil unrest from coast to coast. really not much to cover. oh, did i mention that un

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if they found circumstances that they were persuaded that someone killed in order to avenge their honor or their family's honor, convicted, the judge would often issue a very nominal sentence. and if you seriously got to this point and the judge issued a serious sentence, the governor was expected to pardon you. how serious am i about this? i will give you two examples. so, in kentucky, you have your classic unwritten law scenario, a man catches his wife in bed with another man. he kills the man. as the governor announces preemptively, "if you charge this man and convict him, i will pardon him. don't even bother." that is remarkable by itself. what is even more remarkable is that the victim in that case is the governor's son. pardon yourected to own son if it was an unwritten law scenario. i'll give you another -- south carolina, 1890, post -reconstruction, birthplace of the confederacy. a black man finds his wife in bed with a white man and kills him. the governor of south carolina pardoned the black man because that is what public opinion dictated. the unwritten law was even more powe

hezbollah has vowed to avenge any such deaths. in southern lebanon, the aftermath of the artillery barrage, hezbollah denied carrying out any operation, saying israel fired into lebanon out of confusion and panic. it's a statement was read out on tv. an enemy one-sided by that is afraid and worried. response to the massacre of our brother who died in the attack in the damascus airport region is coming. the zionists should be waiting for the punishment of their crimes. reporter: last year a similar set of circumstances led to a hezbollah attack on an israeli military post. it was over within hours, both sides keen to avoid escalation. that has only intensified since with a surging pandemic in israel and economic crisis in lebanon. is sayingezbollah this round is not over. on lebanon's border with israel, a reporter says --ael is blaming the hezbollah. reporter: hezbollah has denied it carried out any operation. it is saying the incident is one-sided and it is blaming what it is calling an anxious israeli army. a very different narr

. >> avengers!emble. >> but when the real world needs saving, the boston-born actor gladly stays home, laying low with his trustee sidekick, a mixed breed boxer named dodger. >> what does quarantine look like for you? >> it's just me and dodger. it's good because i'm -- it's such a stupid thing. i consider myself an introvert, i am. when people are like i'm just a geek, it takes a while before i need social interaction. i just stay home. i never shower. that's not true, i shower all the time. i don't know why i said that. >> it's too late, we're going to cut off your answer with you saying you never shower. we got exactly what we needed out of this. fantastic. we're going to talk about "defending jacob" and a starting point. but as a patriots fan, where are you in the grieving process right now with the loss of tom brady? >> i mean i hate to say it, i kind of saw it coming. i was anticipating, waiting for it and i could never, ever, ever harbor any ill will. he gave 20 years of some of the best foot

large farmers are liberal thought leaders the media the politicians the people who starred in the avengers and think that makes them nelson mandela all those people go that is bad that bad company killed so many we should be angry that dag corp left the especially to send a man a man but they never go why and the name of all the holy do we let these corporations and this and not just exist but own our government chevron to not get a binding for causing a genocide and good door they should get the corporate death penalty. but no no no no no instead we let chevron exist and we let them make ads that say black live matter racism has no place in america although i do like that chevron made their slogan the human energy company because. they really do take humans churn them up into organic slides and then use that to power the world so they truly are the human energy company basically we're in the gas tanks. hold on i'm a big deal we have breaking news it came out a few days ago but it's breaking news because it has to do with how our government is breaking under the dual pronged strategy of tr

do i think when we started the lesbian avengers in 1992. our initial club car that we made out said lesbians and gay women. those were three groups of people. and the women who were in what was called the lgbt movement. they're often very alienated. and notoriously they have that. i have experienced the purge. it was a call that. there has always been a lot of tension. and ultimately i think one of the failures of traditional feminism is that heterosexual men never really got involved. they never really got involved in that abortion rights movement. one of the advantages is that they need each other for love and. there you they're gonna had to try to find each other. they are basically putting their cells in an area where they're not available. those positions in those antagonisms. they play out even and that roe v wade cases up. it's heartbreaking also. especially with the people i interviewed they were also a dedicated in women's liberation. that they have to make a choice between the home of file movement. people like delmar said i give

the avenger people, they actually do good things for people all the time. chris hemsworth. the hulk. iron man. robert downey jr. they do nice things for people all the time. because of how much they mean within the marvel lore. and i didn't know that. it's an impressive thing. i was happy to showcase this platform. people like us especially you, someone who is forensic you only benefit from more information hitting the masses. >> and on that point i have a 7 year-old son, he is interested in comic boks and all the marvel. and i'm not somebody who grew up with it. watching him see the heroism. my daughter is into it too. i love i can tell them about what they're doing. it makes mom look cooler i know it's happening. and i will try to interweave the phrase zero fugazy factor. >> captain america told me laura coates is on tonight. there's nobody smarter than she, i don't take sides. >> i think i owe you some money or something. even if it's a lie i love it. it puts a different spin. love it. >> have a good night. >> this is "cnn tonight" i'm laura coates. in for don lemon. the

applies now except for the fact that in that statement hezbollah also talked about still having not avenged its brother who was killed last week inside syria and the lists should await the punishment for that crime harry foresaid with the latest on that from west jerusalem harry for the moment thank you. well then a harder a zone lebanon's border with israel she says hezbollah is blaming the israeli army for the incident but there is a cautious calm on the border for now. the lebanese armed group hezbollah has denied that it carried out any operation it is saying the incident was one sided and it is blaming what it calls an israeli an anxious israeli army so a very different narrative from what the israeli army is reporting they are saying that a group of hezbollah fighters tried to infiltrate the shebaa farms it's very hard for us to independently confirm what happened but a lebanese security source did tell us at the time that some incident some kind of incident happened whether it was an attack or an attempt to infiltrate the recognizance mission that that source could not confirm now ca

strike last week in syria attributed to israel killed a hezbollah fighter there has been has vowed to avenge any such deaths in southern lebanon the aftermath of the israeli artillery barrage hezbollah denied having carried out any operation saying israelis fired into lebanon out of confusion and panic its statement was read out on the hezbollah affiliated elman our t.v. then. it was all one sided and it was by an enemy that is afraid terrified and worried our response to the martyrdom of our brother ali kamil most and who died in the zionist attack in the damascus airport region is definitely coming and there's scientists should be whiting for the punishment of their crimes last year a similar set of circumstances led to a hezbollah attack on an israeli military post and a limited israeli response it was over within hours both sides seemingly keen to avoid an escalation that motivation has only intensified since with a surging pandemic in israel and an economic crisis in lebanon but for now at least hezbollah is saying that this round isn't over are a force that al-jazeera wester islam. was

years after sandra's murder when larry felt the time had come for him to go from investigator to avengerriously thinking about killing darren. >> if i ever figure out a way to get away with it, it will happen. >> fortunately, the arrival of a new kauai police chief put his plans on hold. a 30-year veteran of the honolulu p.d. agreed to meet with larry and listen to his theories about the case. >> he showed me the scene and explained to me what happened. i could feel his grief. >> it wasn't -- >> the point was what? >> the point was i wanted him to realize that there's somebody there that is listening to him. >> what do you do next? >> we went to -- stood there -- >> what were you thinking about? >> i was thinking about the sadness and the loss of a child. >> nothing, nothing like it. nobody can understand unless they've been there. >> not unless you lost a child. >> chief barry was struggle to tell us he did know what it was like to lose a child. he came out of retirement and took the job as head of the kauai police department after the sudden death of his 26-year-old son. >> i feel like

are you hoping to get sports back up and running so you can avenge that loss? sen.laughter] i love sports like everybody. as you know, michigan is a big sports state. sports that,o have but we have to make sure it is done safely. i am with everybody saying let's get back to the new normal as safely as possible. david: thank you so much, senator gary peters. coming up next, we are talking with richard trumka, the head of the afl-cio. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. as much as has been done already , more needsomy to be done. with us now is richard trumka, president of the afl-cio. always great to have you with us. where are we with the heroes act? richard: the clock is ticking. the virus is surging, the economy sinking, and the senate is still sitting on its hands. on july 31, almost 36 million people are going to lose $600 a week, unless the heroes act is passed. that will be devastating to the economy. that there were 2.4 million claim

later, the fairchild thunderbolt 2, the arthog was built around a very otent seven-barrelled canyon, avenger at 4,000 per minute, 65 rounds each second. earned its name tank killer. is now.re since the early days of of aiation, air crews have wanted more gas without having to land and keep going. early attempts to refuel in guy standing d a on the wing of an airplane while dangling aw overhead hoes. the art of years, aerial refueling or if i may use indelicate phrase passing gas has become defined. there are three different airplanes tasked with this job. c.c.135 stratothe 1,200 passing gas as theons per minute, 25% then only k.p.135, a marvel of modern technology. a car with a cassette player to a brand new vehicle apple car play. it will have increased capabilities. as we looked at several generations of airplanes in the have been our and i talking about them at air shows the last thingd, that was thought of by military maybe the first thing, how many airplanes would it take to destroy a target. now it's changed. it's how many aircraft, how many can one aircraft destroy. pproaching now one

part andrew jackson in the alamo avengers, you know what i got, i never knew this number one and number they don't learn this in schools. what i'm trying to tell you is i never thought that writing history would be so newsworthy. i didn't know it have to defend ulysses s grant. i didn't think it have to tell you history of the statue and why was so important that african-americans faced up to real african-americans who got this freedom away from lincoln, beginning to rise was so important. i didn't think it have to tell you that george washington was indispensable to our future. i didn't think i'd have to find out why he shouldn't have his hands prayed red in washington part in new york. now i'm scrambling to tell people in the past what really happened and why this doesn't belong in the news and we should be proud of who he was. the only person left would be john adams and alexander hamilton and there in the north and those in the south were born into a system that was dependent on slavery. not good until he looked around and that's what they had. but it doesn't mean you tear apart ame

and that would be either "avengers infinity war" or "avengers end game."o those marvel movies are my happy place. as my grandmother used to refer to the soap opera she would watch, those are my stories. those marvel movies are my stories. that's my comfort food. those are the movies i go to to feel embraced and warm. >> when you was out there fighting, i was here holding that day and night. >> a great movie for the times that we're in is a little-known film in some circles. it's calmed "ashes and embers." it is a film that traces the homecoming of a black vietnam veteran. it came out in the '80s. and it's talking about the black soldiers who came back from vietnam. but it really is talking about the condition of black communities then and now. disparity and resources and attention. the lack of accountability of police. in is a little-seen film. if you do watch the film, you're watching a rare jewel. ♪ >> barbara cop koppel's documen "harlem county usa." with these coal miners and their families as they go through this strike. ♪ [ cheers ] >> and they're st

my guest guest is danai gurira, a playwright and actor you might know from black panther, avengers andow she is using her platform to push for social justice and equality for women and girls all across the world. danai gurira, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thanks for having me, trevor. >> trevor: something you did recently that really struck me on instagram and that was difficult conversations with my white friends. you posted this video, i think it was 19 minutes long where you talked to a white friend, and i believe this is something you are going to be do doing going forward it feels like some people have the opposite attitude, this he are like i'm tidier of talking to white people and you have gone no, you know what, i'm going to have these difficult conversations with my white friends, i love all of those word, difficult conversations, white friends specifically. tell me why, what is the messaging and what are you hoping it will achieve. >> i've always had this desire, my first degree in college was around social psychology and race, and i always wanted to go int

. >> you catch ""avengers: end game"," yeah, it looks great, but thor's beard is the worst part of thatighting each other, they can't do a beard >> jimmy: you did the whole movie as herschel first? >> uh-huh, then i shaved, then we went back and basically shot the entire movie again as ben, the other character. >> jimmy: it made me laugh, i loved it just moved so quickly, it was well written, well done. i just -- this was something -- i love you're always doing something different. >> this was a particularly strange film, i would say. >> jimmy: i love it. on hbo max i want to show a clip. here's seth rogen in "an american pickle," take a look at this >> jimmy: i thought we'd play a fun game, if you doom. >> i would love to. >> jimmy: it's called "the pickle juice challenge." more with seth rogen when we come back, stick around, everybody. ♪ ♪ cheesy, stuffed crazy bread. i must be dreaming. no, no. it's actually a real thing. you should try it. it's delicious. mmmm. new stuffed crazy bread with crazy sauce, just $3.49! it's not a dream! pizza! pizza! jake from state farm... after you sa

it's like if the avengers were fighting thanos, but they made iron man cheer from the stands.s you that black women don't just have to deal with racism from the world, but oftentimes they have to deal with sexism within their communities and the world at large. there's actually a term for it-- "misogynoir"-- which means misogyny against black women. and it also sounds like the title of a fancy french movie. ( french man ) >> i am sorry, but i cannot, because you're a black woman. >> somebody will get their ass kicked! so throughout history, black women have had their contributions to groundbreaking movements minimized or erased, whether it's women's suffrage or civil rights. and the list goes on and on. >> the role of black women in starting and founding the women's movement and feminism altogether is still not in the history books. >> many don't know this, but the #metoo movement was started by a black women, tarana burke, 12 years ago, to support victims and survivors of sexual violence. >> in the modern-day calls for justice and equality, there's an echo of another social m

america promising to send this 6 year-old boy and authentic she'll with the boy did that has the avenger calling him a real hero. >>and coming up in sports jason dumas us we'll have a report. spring training. both the a's and giants are getting ready keep >>the economic fallout from this pandemic has impacted americans from all walks of life but for those who are struggling with rent or mortgage payments before the virus could be devastating homelessness was already of course a major problem in the bay area before covid in us kron four's joe khaleel reports now congress is trying to make sure that problem does not become exponentially worse. >>states like california with high cost of living were in ready grappling with the homeless crisis before covid-19. >>and now the people that were struggling with their rent their mortgages before are struggling gave them more congressman jimmy gomez of california says it will take resources to make sure more people don't end up on the streets everything went on a this food assistance gomez says those measures are especially important for people who

can do, he under went surgery, 90 stitches to his face, and his aunt shared a story, and she tagged avengers and said he's a big man. now that is a beautiful thing. but for iron man, the hulk, spider-man, to all reach out, to me that is what we are at our best. captain america sent this to this kid, and he looked at it like he was living a dream. watch this. >> you're a hero. what you did was so brave so selfless. your sister is so lucky to have you adds a big brother. i'm going to track down your address and send you an authentic captain america shield. pal, you deserve it. keep being the man you are. we need people like you. >> we he never forget that. and for all the right reasons. now, evans, i am not objective on. when i was sick, he took the time to send me a video, it helped my spirits. you didn't have to do it, and i appreciate him for it. and i appreciate something he did for you. he is a founder of a new nonpartisan political rememb nonpartisan political website. you go online, a starting point, you will see it. thank you for what you are doing. >> absolutely. it's an honor. i'm a

you call me on y >> the avengers assemble for the hero who saved his sister from a dog attack.

the avenger people. they actually do good things for people, all the time. chris hemsworth. the guy who is the hulk. iron man. robert downey, jr. they do nice things for people all the time because of how much they mean within the marvel lure. and i didn't know that. so i was happy to showcase this platform because people like us, especially for you, someone who is forensic, analytical, you only benefit more information hitting the masses. >> absolutely. and, you know, on that point, you know, i have a 7-year-old son, and he is interested in comic books. he is interested in all the marvel. just interested in all of it. and i'm just not somebody who grew up with it but watching him see the heroism. my daughter is into it now. she's 6. so i love what i'll be able to tell them about what they are doing in other facets. it makes mommy look cooler. and i will try to interweave the phrase in at some point. >> i don't know if your kids are watching but i must say, captain america told me before the interview, laura coates is on tonight, instead of don lemon. there's no one smarter

when word spread, some of the avengers assembled to leave him a message. story, saw what you did. i'm sure you've heard a lot of this, but let me be the next one to tell you, pal, you're a hero. i'm going to send you an authentic captain america shield because you deserve it keep being the man you are we need people like you. >> how great is that i need that speech in my life. that's pumping me up >> i have chills >> i want my shield, cap bridger's sister said he keeps that everywhere he goes. isn't that cute? >>> next up "jeopardy" shut down production in march. but we have good news for fans in a new video, alex trebek reveals they're digging deep in the archives for a special four-week retrospective series they're going to do looking at memorable contestants and more in that same video, he gives an update on his battle with pancreatic cancer. >> i'm doing well. i've been continuing my treatment and it is paying off though it does fatigue me a great deal my numbers are good. i'm feeling great. my wish for all of you, stay safe >> looks fantastic, doesn't

. >> kristin: the hulk actor mark ruffalo, brie larson who plays captain marvel, an avenger star jeremyaching out to the pint-size hero as well. the u.s. navy even as impressed, writing "amazing work protecting your little sister, you are a true hero. donald trump jr. also gave him a social media shout out at the walker family has a lot of people have reached out about donating money to cover medical expenses. they are telling people to donate instead to mission 22 and the wounded warriors project. both are foundations for veterans and wounded soldiers because that is what superheroes do. >> kristin: thank you. dana will be back on monday and here is bill. >> bill: thank you. is friday afternoon. we made it. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to our hour. president trump sitting down for his first sunday show interview when more than a year with our own chris wallace and they covered a lot of ground as you can imagine. fox news sunday anchor chris wallace joins me now as we get our very first look at the interview and, sir, what did you talk about? >> we talked about everything. first of all, it

asteroid last week in syria attributed to israel killed a hezbollah fighter there as well has vowed to avenge any such deaths. in southern lebanon the aftermath of the israeli artillery barrage hezbollah denied having carried out any operation saying the israelis fired into lebanon out of confusion and panic and if statement was read out on the hezbollah affiliated our t.v. then. it was all one sided and it was by an enemy that is afraid terrified and worried our response to the martyrdom of our brother kamil most and who died in the zionist attack in the damascus airport region is definitely coming and design ists should be whiting for the punishment of their crimes last year a similar set of circumstances led to a hezbollah attack on an israeli military post and a limited israeli response it was over within hours both sides seemingly keen to avoid an escalation that motivation has only intensified since with the surging pandemic in israel and an economic crisis in lebanon but for now at least hezbollah is saying that this round isn't over are a force that al-jazeera wester islam there's bee

years after sandra's murder, when larry felt the time had come for him to go from investigator to avengerabout killing darren. >> if i ever figure out a way to get away with it. it will happen. >> reporter: fortunately the arrival of a new kauai police chief put his plans on hold. darryl perry, a 30-year veteran of the honolulu p.d. agreed to meet with larry and listen to his theories about the case. >> he showed me the scene, and he explained to me what happened. and -- and i could feel his grief. >> i mean, it wasn't of any forensic value to you to be there to look at it, was it? >> no, gnat at all. >> the point was what? >> the point was i -- i wanted him to realize that there is somebody there that's listening to him. >> so, what'd you do next? >> we went to her gravesite. we stood there and -- >> what are you thinking about? >> i was thinking about the -- the sadness in the loss of a child. >> there's nothing, nothing, nothing like it. >> no. >> nobody can understand it unless they have been there. >> not unless you've lost a child. >> reporter: chief perry was struggling to tell us

i think the next thing we're going to hear that the avengers are coming and going to cleanse us of covidwe're going to follow the medical advice when it's safe to be back learning. we're following science, not science fiction. >> you have 1.1 million students in your school district, how could you possibly maintain distancing in schools? >> well, given the medical advice and the social distancing, you know that we have to do, it's impossible to have 100% of our 1.1 million students in the same bidding on the sa building on the same day because we just don't have the space for that. so, because of that, we've developed by a lot of input from principals, teachers, communities and obviously the medical experts, several models which some schools may be able to get 50% of their students adhering to the medical advice distancing requirements at one time. some schools, because they're much smaller, some of our schools are over 100 years old so they may be only able to get a third of their students in. that means, that the model, based on the schoolal don'ts, based on their circumstances some sc