benedicte, do you think this is too soon?ng to go to beaches whether it's here in the united kingdom or france or portugal or spain or wherever it's going to be are not respecting any social distancing. we will see. that is about responsible behaviour, now, we should underline then that what we have seen whether it's in bournemouth or somewhere in wales, and if you in notting hill i gather last night apart from being very unpleasant for the people that actually live there of the swarms of people descending, making a lot of noise, usually drugs, alcohol and other irresponsible behaviour, so some moderation i think is needed. it will be interesting to see when this traffic light system is as it is we are told by the paper by the times to be announced next wednesday, i understand the review is on monday, but the announcement on ministers for this traffic light system will actually categorise countries into red, amber and green, so countries into red, amber and green, so that green and amber countries one can go to, but the big q

so benedict, what do you make of that?want to go and run away and do something com pletely go and run away and do something completely different now? the only thing i went to run away from or for isa thing i went to run away from or for is a holiday. if i could wave a magic wand, i'd be in hawaii swimming with dolphins. i've done it once in the bahamas and it was magical. i don't want to run away from my life, but yes, it does make you think much more about what you value, what you don't, what you are spending your life doing are you, who you care about, no, i haven't bought a dog, which quite a few people have done some are going to be fantastic masters and mistresses of their dogs. the weighing thing there is that some may not be, also that dogs may have separation anxiety. i do know people who are radically the most common phenomenon that they don't have to be in the centre, whether it's the british capital, french capital or and an urban setting, that they can actually do quite a lot of work. perhaps when they see and

give us a benediction, just a benediction. and we are going to ta ke benediction. and we are going to take the family out. everyone else remained in your seats. #if # if you will remain where you are for the benediction. good gracious god merciful master walked with us while we run this race. speak to us as we lift our voice. use our hand so as we lift our voice. use our hand so that they do not become this. change our hearts so that our rage will shift to rehabilitation. convict the country so it can finally be the land of the free in the home of the brave. we pray this prayer in the name of the innocent black man by the name ofjesus who was killed by a government and still rolls again. and with that power we march on until victory is won. # music let's show the family. please everyone, please be seated except the family. please remain in your seat. as we escort this family out. thank you so much. please, please we need everyone to remain seated. ## # # annex and extremely moving, and extremely powerful memorial to george floyd. one of many events to mark his life

this is benedict xvi, the former head of the catholic church.ined to make this trip. translation: i think we can really call this a visit to his sickbed. the pope emeritus receives daily updates on how his brother is and it seems the information was such that he thought, now i have to go to regensburg. benedict was the first pope in six centuries to retire from the papacy. he has lived out his retirement away from the public eye, but the ill—health of his elder brother, georg ratzinger, has brought him here. translation: it is a sign of love, true love. the most important thing in the world. they spoke to each other on the phone almost every day. translation: i think it is pretty clear the brother will not live much longer. of course, i hope not but i fear he is nearing the end. two men, two priests, two brothers. the vatican says pope benedict will remain here for as long as necessary. tim allman, bbc news. it seems like it is van gough week as we had a story on him yesterday. an art detective in the netherlands says he has proof of life photos

benedict arnold cited the peace commission in an open letter justifying his decision to switch sides in 1780. the whole world he wrote saw that the king's terms for ending the war, quote, exceeded our wishes and expectations and they made congress, not parliament, look like the aggressor. once again, those usurping congress people, congressmen. in his many writings, joseph galloway right here in pennsylvania took a similar position, placing the blame entirely on congress and the independence as galloway called the revolution's patriot leaders who feared the britain's overtures would be popular with war weary americans. rather than jeopardize the power that they had usurped from the british king, they refused to negotiate with carlisle for a very simple reasons, his terms threatened to reduce their own personal and political standing. this is a battle over ambition, pride, arrogance. from the standpoint of these two guys, we can probably take galloway more seriously than carlisle. during the war's final campaigns, british officers in america turned carlisle's federal union into the ce

that's it for the papers, my thanks to benedicte and michael. goodbye for now. hello.ol captain jordan henderson is religious sports news. liverpool captainjordan henderson is told the bbc there still more to come from his side after winning their first league title in 30 years. the reds sent 23 points of the top of the premier league table with just seven games remaining. that's what this journey to continue for a long time because at them and it's pretty special. all the past few years we've achieved unbelievable things in they're still more to come for the seam. more trophies in the future and just have to stick with the same mentality and desire which i have no question we will. still plenty of for fans making the trip today. the team can still break the premier league record for points in a season. the managerjurgen klopp has been speaking of his relief.|j start understanding what happened, i was absolutely overwhelmed last night did not understand anything to help with my emotions. ijust realised it's obviously really big, i knew that before but last night i don'

for a traitor like benedict arnold to praise the proposed union was what americans expected. they were silent with which commerce responded up your reasonable. when the praise came from a patriot like henry gratin, the proposal became harder to ignore. it demanded a response from americans. on reading a speech in which gratin lauded his own country's loyalty to the crown, while casting aspersions on the sovereignty of americans demanded, a boston merchant and future senator kristen dalton wrote the irish should instead thank us for the blessing they have acquired. ireland agreed the west indian patriot benjamin von, who retired in maine, island ireland agreed he started on the right path but it disciples of freedom don't always understand the whole of the freedoms of doctrine. in correspondence with friends and associates in ireland, americans were quick to congratulate them on their independence. reading the correspondence is interesting. they are polite. they are careful not to let the irish know this is what they are thinking. they are clear when they talk among themselves

very she talking to benedict's do appreciate your time ability to enjoy good talking to us there from geneva thank you thank you. time for the weather now it's we're getting into the while farsi is not we yeah it is across the southwest the u.s. embassy and they've been burning for a while actually there not that bad at the moment let me just say but yeah it's been hot it's been very dry and i think particularly windy and actually this region here across the southwest in particular the 4 corners region we got to thunderstorms elsewhere but actually some of these thunderstorms across northern sections of the 4 corners have actually produced a light and cause no rain with it so some of the lightning has actually produced some of the fires that have a look at this is colorado this is a fire that actually did mean residents locally had to be evacuated from their homes nobody was injured and in fact the firefighters managed to protect the structures and then look at this massive fire you'll notice all these fires the most do get names of the people know what's being talked about this one i

information for example regarding location users often have no idea what is done with their data benedict who is a lawyer who says the terms of use are frequently formulated in a very vague way. and many companies are just connecting information and don't even know what they want to do with it but sooner or later there will be some kind of commercial use for the data right now data is already being sold for targeted advertising directed at certain groups and individuals health insurance companies are also very interested in such data some of them are already offering cheaper rates to policyholders who agree to track their own health related data the system for this is great for those who are healthy it's not so great for those who are not in the end it leads to people being selected according to their risks to the. user should think very carefully about the amount of personal information they're willing to divulge to some shops data protection is obviously a big issue but do the apps even do what they say they will now all kinds of new fitness apps and gadgets flooding the market they're

benedict arnold for one, cited the peace commission in an open letter justifying his decision to switch sides and 1780. the whole world, he wrote shortly after crossing british lines, saw that the kings terms for ending the war quote, exceeded our wishes and expectations. they made congress, not parliament look like the aggressor, once again, usurping congresspeople, congressman. and his many writings on the loyalist behalf, joseph galloway of pennsylvania, took a similar position, placing the blame for the commissions failure entirely on congress and the independence as galloway called the revolutions patriot leaders. who feared the britons overtures would be popular with war with the americans. rather than jeopardize the power and dignity that they had usurped from the british king, congress and the states refused to negotiate with carlile for very simple reason. it's terms threatened to reduce their own personal and political standing. this is a battle over pride. arrogance. usurpation. from a standpoint of these two guys, galloway we would take more seriously than we do arnold. brit

reverend brian, will you come quickly and give us a benediction. just a benediction.ere you are for the benediction. good and gracious god, merciful master, walk with us while we run this race. speak to us as we lift our voice. use our hands so they do not become fists. change our hearts so that -- shift to rehabilitation. connect the country so it can finally be the land of the free and the home of the brave. we pray this prayer in the name of an innocent black man by the name of jesus who was killed by our government and still rose again. and with that power we march on until victory is won. ♪ i'm asking everyone to be seated except the family. please, everyone, please be seated except the family. let's please, everyone, please remain in your seat. as we escort this family out. thank you so much. please, please. we need everyone to remain seated. ♪ come on. please remain seated for a minute until we escort the family out. thank you so much for your cooperation. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ please let the family exit the building. thank you. >> the family has gone and i th

reverend brian will you come quickly and give us a benediction? just a benediction.will take the family out. everyone else remain in your seats. ♪ they are rejoicing that will be ♪ >> remain where you are for the bennett dish ten. walk with us while we run this race. as we lift our voice, use our hands that they do not become fists. change our hearts so that our rage will shift to rehabilitation. convict the country that can finally be the land of the pre and the home of the brave. we pray this prayer come in the name innocent black man by the name of who was killed by a government and still rolls again. it is that power that we march on until victory is won. ♪ >> lets us for the family. >> excuse me we need everybody to be seated except the family. please, everybody please be seated except the family. please, everyone, please remain in your seats. as we escort the family out, thank you so much. please, please, we need everyone to remain seated. ♪ what a day of rejoicing that will be ♪ ♪ when we all see we will sing and shout victory ♪ ♪ >> please remain seated for a

often say to make a wish my grandmother or for her like you know get your grandmother did join our benedict group. and you know we did have a victory for egging meant that the whole state i feel fortunate to still be alive and in relatively good health and a boat you know struggle. you can't do it alone you need community to do this sound that you're going to support one another and low fat head together. there's no getting around the fact that the site we're vermont yankee exists on the banks of the connecticut river will remain as a high level nuclear radioactive waste dump endangering people for miles and miles and miles and miles around. the poisonous toxic legacy of what has been created is not going to disappear and it will affect future generations for a long time to go. this is a technology that's fundamentally flawed i don't believe we should build a new nuclear power plant ever again and i think we should you know orderly manner shut down every nuclear power plant we've got. beginning with all of these mark one designs that are identical to vermont yankee and identical the fukushi

i think john bolton going to go down in history as the benedict arnold as the national security advisersnever seen anything like what he has done. i think he's duplicitous at best, self-serving and i think at times comes across as an absolute fraud and a liar. look, when i came in on the administration, i came in on the day of the inauguration. i've either been the chief of staff of the national security council, or i've been national security adviser to the vice president of the united states. i've served with mike flynn, h.r. mcmaster, john bolton and now robert o'brien, who i happen to think is the best national security adviser we've had since the president's had them. because of that, i've had an opportunity to be involved in every single national security discussion and event that we've had since president trump has been in office. i've been to conferences, i've been in cabinet meetings, i've been on head of state calls, i've seen what he's done. and one thing the president has done with heads of state and leaders, he's been very forceful. he's been direct. he's been candid. and if

we don't have statues to benedict arnold.ou know what, if you went to germany and you saw statues of hitler because somebody thought he did a lot of good things, he put people to work and got them out of a depression in the 1930's, people would say, are you crazy? host: we will go to one more caller, susan in california on our opposed line. it.er: yes, i oppose what are we start burning books? why don't we take down martin luther king's statues? by the way, i have been to germany and i have been to dachau and some of the concentration camps. i have been to poland. people go there for tours. teachers teach history. they teach students and they give them history. and the jewish people run it. they do that because they want people to remember. it is history. washington, d.c., is our history. host: susan and >> a look at some of our live programming -- a discussion on civil unrest the coronavirus pandemic. the center for strategic and international studies and the bob schieffer college of communications host that discussion. abou

joining me now from london is benedicte paviot. what will be the q quarantinee measures invnvolved? u.k., if you the are preparared to isolate for 14 days. you will have to fill an online form that you will be handed whwhen you arrrrive. if youou don't do so, youou wilt a fine of 100 pounds.s. that applies to anybody and everybody. there are a few exceptions like road warriors and people comomig inin for prearranged medical treatments and a few other exemptions from northern ireland. the great majority of people will havave to abide by these nw restrictions being imposed as of this morning. you can imagine that many people flew in over the weekekend to ty to avoid this. address, not give an you don't have somewhehere that you can go to, the government will provide one for you and you will have to pay for it. yoyou can geget a spot cckck vi. that will get you a 1000 popound fine. as iapplies t to everybody, just setet, including brititish people. the summerke holidays are completely off. the hope is t that in three wees this will be reveviewed and the argumement of the govovernment o

everybody else remain in your seats. ♪ please remain where you are for the benediction. the home o the home of t. we pray this prayer in the name of an innocent black man, in the name of jesus, who was killed by government and with the power we march on until victory is won. ♪ >> lesbos usher the family. we need everybody to be seated. please, everyone, please remain in your seat. as we usher out the family, thank you so much. we need everybody to remain seated. ♪ ♪ >> today congressman bobby rush, naacp president derrick johnson and a st. paul, minnesota, joint axios for conversation on policing and racial inequality. watch live at 12:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> will start the program this hour anyway with a look at u.s. a did it and the front page which says a day of grief, a call to action and the right memorial featured a moment of silence lasted eight minutes and 46 seconds, the length of time the policeman presses the against floyd's neck as he lay

everybody else remain in your seats. ♪ please remain where you are for the benediction.t can finally be the land of the free and at the home o the home of t. we pray this prayer in the name of an innocent black man, in the name of jesus, who was killed by government and with the power we march on until victory is won. ♪ >> lesbos usher the family. we need everybody to be seated. please, everyone, please remain in your seat. as we usher out the family, thank you so much. we need everybody to remain seated. ♪ ♪ >> there is a look at our live coverage friday. at 12:00 eastern catholic bishop of washington, d.c. as part of a discussion of faith in action following the death of george floyd. then the congressional black caucus holds a town hall to talk about protest. , mike pompeo is scheduled to hold a news conference at the state department. axios30, discussion from on policing and racial inequality. coming up on "washington journal" the latest on

everybody else remain in your seats. ♪ please remain where you are for the benediction.can finally be the land of the free and at the home o the home of t. we pray this prayer in the name of an innocent black man, in the name of jesus, who was killed by government and with the power we march on until victory is won. ♪ >> lesbos usher the family. we need everybody to be seated. please, everyone, please remain in your seat. as we usher out the family, thank you so much. we need everybody to remain seated. ♪ ♪ coming up next on q&a peggy wallace kennedy, the daughter of former alabama governor and president of candidate george wallace, talks about her book, johnsonme minister takes questions over his handling of the pandemic. members talked about the protests after the death of george floyd. ♪ >> today, i have stood where once jefferson davis stood. it is very appropriate that in this cradle of the confederacy, this part of the great anglo-saxon southland, that today -- we sound t

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everybody else remain in your seats. ♪ please remain where you are for the benediction. it can finally be the land of the free and at the home o the home of t. we pray this prayer in the name of an innocent black man, in the name of jesus, who was killed by government and with the power we march on until victory is won. ♪ >> lesbos usher the family. we need everybody to be seated. please, everyone, please remain in your seat. as we usher out the family, thank you so much. we need everybody to remain seated. ♪ ♪ >>> already exist to deal with lynching. his remarks were followed by the democratic kamala harris and alaska senator lisa murkowski. >> i rise to ask expedited passage of the nfl act as amended.

because what carlyle is proposing tracked their writing closely it is not surprising that benedict arnoldnd galaoway would have given them a warm reception. the support that the mission's terms received in ireland was a different matter. there is a lot of reporting on the carlyle peace commission in the irish press during the late 1770s and early 178 oz. during the late 1770s, the revolutionary war him posed enormous economic costs on ordinary irish men and women plunging the kingdom into a deep recession. patriots as the government's opponents in the irish parliament and press called themselves much like american patriots placed blame on the embargo on the irish provisioning trade with america. they had a flourishing trade with america, very heavily involved in trading with america through the 18th century. the revolutionary war disrupts it. it is very -- it creates a lot of economic hardship. invoking the example of their fellow patriots in america, opposition leaders like henry flood and helpry graton initially focus on the embargo but gradually called for britain to britain to repeal

sister thomas cherished benedict life which she lived faithfully for 59 years. i recall a speech, an interview once. i think in fact it was during her retirement. and she was asked about monastic life. she was asked what is it that grounds you, where is it that you get your inspiration. she said my well spring of the sisters of enunciation monaste monastery. skipping down a little bit, she -- her obituary reads, a dedicated servant leader and we will speak to that in a little bit more. she gave her life to the university of mary for 57 years. she led from her heart and touched the lives of many. she was president from 1978 to 2009. i had the great honor of serving as the master of ceremonies at her 30th anniversary as president. under her remarkable leadership, the school attained university status in 1986. tripled in size, added the university's first doctorate. grew on site and adult online learning in 16 acres around the state, the region and the country and moved the school to ncaa division two athletics. sister thomas was -- this is an important line. siste

i also accept that when you cast someone like benedict cumberbatch that comes with that baggage of greatme of that will be there. i fundamentally disagree. i think brexit creates a frame for everybody through which we see it based on our own political prejudices, so with no disrespect to her, that is why i wanted to engage with her all the way through, is that she wants a certain kind of film and i didn't want to give it to her. you are not a campaigner, and what you are also is an entertainer. it strikes me that what is absolutely amazing about you is you can make people laugh, cry, feel empathy and sympathy in stories which to most folks are about politicians who they are deeply cynical about, poltics they don't want to hear more of, yet you take that and turn it into entertainment. it has to be because whether you are a journalist like carol, or a writer like me, you have the subject matter which feels very far away and it is just an exercise and bringing them closer to most people's understanding, so of course it has to be funny and you have to be moved. unlike journalism, drama's gr

because we lived we survived in a way off to with distance it is painful well let's hear now from benedict in joker who is a historian and a congolese political activist and she says that more needs to happen in belgium to achieve real change. well i think that is heroes are not in ours because we cannot just stop there. maybe excuses are a beginning but we need to make we need to think history and we need to try to teach history about what happened in the congo and unfortunately when we look at belgian there is no sign of the government of the belgians themselves to try to charm dissent while out that story was what cauldron of these and. to african people and congolese people he emphatically that and congo these people didn't have to put in it until march and write the whole history so it is difficult to reflect on those issues. though the congolese state today didn't take time to really try to tackle those problems. the army in northern mozambique is struggling to stop attacks by fighters affiliated twice and hundreds of people have been killed and 200000 have fled their homes in about

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this is benedict xvi, the former head of the catholic church.is and it seems the information was such that he thought, now i have to go to regensburg. benedict was the first pope in six centuries to retire from the papacy. he has lived out his retirement away from the public eye, but the ill—health of his elder brother, georg ratzinger, has brought him here. translation: it is a sign of love, true love. the most important thing in the world. they spoke to each other on the phone almost every day. translation: i think it is pretty clear the brother will not live much longer. of course, i hope not but i fear he is nearing the end. two men, two priests, two brothers. the vatican says pope benedict will remain here for as long as necessary. tim allman, bbc news. a 12—year—old african american boy whose song about the fears of being a young person of colour went viral has been signed by a major us record label. keedron bryant's song ijust wanna live was posted online one day after the death of george floyd. warner records timed the release to coincid

i don't see any statues honoring benedict arnold around this country. i would tole he was a traitor during the american revolution. why are there statues honoring the traitors of the civil war? clearly harriet tubman is a hero. she stood for liberty and freedom more than anybody else. that's what the united states is all about. so when trump says he wants to honor the confederate veterans, i'm at a loss. i think he really needs to be focussed on protecting the living. rath eth rather than protecting statues. >> we're seeing that more and more. it feels pretextual. i wonder if there are change. i wish we had more time to talk. thank you. >> anger in tucson over the death of a latino man in police custody. body cam footage showing ingram lopez begging for water. and saying a familiar phrase. he couldn't breathe. as he was restrained. what his family lawyer plans to do next. that's just ahead. , keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but w

i don't see any statues honoring benedict arnold in this country. i was always told, as an elementary school student, that he was a traitor during the american revolution. so why are there statues honoring these traitors during the civil war? clearly, harriet tubman was a hero. she stood for liberty and freedom, more than anybody else. that's what the united states is all about. and so, when trump says he wants to honor these confederate veterans you know, i'm at a loss. i think he really needs to be focused, rather, on protecting the living. rather, than worried about protecting these statues. >> michael, we are seeing that more and more. and it feels prete -- i wish we more time to talk tonight. thank you. >> you know, anger in tucson, over the death of a latino man in police custody. body-cam footage showing carlos ingram lopez begging for water, and saying a familiar phrase. he couldn't breathe, as he was restrained. what his family's lawyer plans to do next, that's just ahead. i am in so much debt. sixty-two thousand seven hundred and ten dolla

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they would never name a school benedict arnold. so, why name a school -- or keep the name?ion dollar new building and two years ago they were given the opportunity to change the name before anything was printed or engraved, and they didn't even call a vote.and it sends a very message to our students of color at this school. >> trudy, do you think it will change? >> yeah, i want it to change. i'm hoping they will change it. >> okay. >> from an economic standpoint, we have businesses who, tyler is a wonderful place to live and businesses come in and see five confederate themed middle and high schools here in our district. and i just can't even imagine the economic impact. so the fact that the school board, the response is that some people are typically friends of ours with m.d. and ph.d after their name and they got responses and they said it is a money issue. well let's think about how much money tyler might lose. businesses not wanting to come here. >> laura owens, trudy lamb, thank you so much. it is great to hear your letter, we appreciate it. thank you, guys. >> thank yo

now with these last moments it is time for you to deliver the benediction. .. expanding my families to different cities, folks who know their price and are willing to do what it takes even it means going crazy and dying to elevate the -- the value of black people, for me this is about investment in black folks. if there's anything that we -- you should get from my -- my book is cut the check, invest, get -- get resources to black folks because they have been denied resources in the past, but this is honoring of families so i'm happy and honored to just represent my family moving forward. and that's it. i want to say thank you for signing in, everybody, and i look forward to getting your comments about my book, go get know your price. try to get it from local teller, available on online stores or whatever stores are open, thank you for having me. >> you can read an excerpt of his book. >> that's exactly -- [laughter] >> get a taste and then go buy the book. >> all right, take care, everybody. >> bye, bye. >> thank you, kimberly. >> thank you. bye, bye. >> here i

for "cbs this morning saturday," joy benedict, sacramento. >> wow. that chopper is a beast.ds. where does it go, dana? >> well, the thing -- not just how much it holds, but what it's able to do -- the little things you wouldn't think of and the difference in the timing. as they said, every second counts. you think of the difference that could make, flying at night, all of that. what a huge boost in battling fires in that state. good stuff from joy. >>> coming up, it was a long and unusual rescue at sea, not in the air. how two whales were saved with work and effort in dangerous seas. >>> coming up in our next hour, they are spaces that would usually fill up with random graffiti. but this street art has a higher purpose -- helping a community get through the pandemic. plus, an american treasure uncovered. how one man's lifelong passion for america's pastime is more than just a family heirloom. it's also a journey through baseball history. >>> and music from john hiatt and daughter in a special father's day's edition of our "saturday session." you are watching "cbs this mornin

he's also benedict arnold. what he has done to this country. he has setback community-police relations a generation. all of this anarchy, all of the rioting, the loosing, the disruptive lives, the protests, the agony and pain, i lay at his doorstep. this... he is beneath contempt. what he did to all of us should never, ever be forgotten. go to what our friend and colleague dan bongino has said about the cop not knowing about the taser and all the rest of it. i feel sorry for the cops involved but i feel a lot sorrier for the family of mr. brooks. and obviously for him who's now dead. you never shoot the guy in the back. now, you can hear on the tape the cops say "he got my taser." so you're not going to argue that he had some other weapon. he's a drunk driver. he's running away with the taser. where is he going to run? how far is he going to run? >> you don't know what you're talking about! you have no idea what you're talking about! you've ever been a cop. >> stop with the personal attacks, dan. don't tell me i don't know what i'm talking abou

to ould you wan to -- or any military member of any race, would you like to have served at fort benedict arnold? the symbols he's fighting for are for losers, people who were traitors to this country. again, i think he is missing the moment and is at the very least, tone deaf. >> he doesn't even want to consider changing the names of those bases named after confederate generals. don will be back, join him for "cnn tonight" at 10:00 p.m. tonight, eastern. always a strong show. >>> ahead, i'll speak with the mayor of st. paul, minnesota about how the twin cities community is reacting to a letter from members of the minneapolis police condemning the actions of their former colleague. for me!" i thought i was managing... ...my moderate to severe crohn's disease. yes! until i realized something was missing... ...me. you ok, sis? my symptoms kept me- -from being there for my sisters. "...flight boarding for flight 2007 to chicago..." so i talked to my doctor and learned- ...humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of peopl

national security adviser lieutenant general keith kellogg said bolton will go down in history as the benedict arnold of national security advisers but with the publication of bolton's new book just days away justice department lawyers are trying to convince a federal judge to block its release arguing the book contains classified information. bolton denies this and the judges noted copies are already in circulation, saying the horse seems to be out of the barn. no word yet on when he'll rule, whit. >> all right, martha, thank you very much. martha's full exclusive interview with john bolton is airing in a one-hour special tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. eva. >>> now to new developments in the death of breonna taylor, the black woman killed in her home as police served a no-knock warrant. louisville authorities moving to fire one of the officers involved. abc's zachary kiesch has more. >> say her name. >> all: breonna taylor! >> reporter: her name and her story have become synonymous with the moment and movement for justice. this morning almost three months after breonna