bryan i never made calculation. darrow a calculation from what? bryan i could not say. darrow from the generations of man. that's where how usher made his calculations. bryan i would not want to say that. darrow what do you think? bryan i do not think about things. i don't think about. darrow how do you think about things you do think about? bryan well, sometimes and in this grilling, depending on who's listening and who's reading, the accounts, have very different takeaways in kind of the urban and h.l. mencken world. darrow made bryan look like a buffoon. but the people who loved william jennings bryan and like the anti evolution law, bryan firmly defended the faith. there's a key moment, however, where bryan admits that there's some things in the bible that don't have to be taken little orally, and some are small, he says. some of the bible is given illustrative. lee, for instance, you are the salt of the earth. i would not insist that man was actually salt or the flesh of salt, but it's used in the sense of salt as saving god's people. but you also can seed under br

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bryan: betty's probably, like, 25 there.l the story of her mother who is now 102 and mostly homebound. di'ara: it's an important film to make because it's another way of getting to know my mother because she's been so famous as far as being a park ranger and right after that got married. joe: gibel is seeking donations for a crowdfunding campaign aimed at raising $150,000 to edit the project. what he can't raise more of is time. bryan: we want to complete this film while betty's still around to be able to see it. it's one of her dreams. di'ara: she feels like she's accomplished what she needed to accomplish while she was here with us. but there's one last thing that she wants done. joe: the film, like soskin's life, is a collection of chapters. it's the story of a woman who, through the ups and downs of life, always seemed to land on a high note. di'ara: betty is a living example that we can have a second or a third act and that it can be a meaningful one. ♪ ways weave madness. ♪ ♪ blackness-- ♪♪ joe: well, when we come back

william jennings bryan. huge. everyone would knew. william jennings bryan. there. there's made by his statue in the rotunda. remind me never to do that again. and he did not like darwin and reasonable some of the reasons he didn't like darwin is he particularly didn't like the way he did teaching had been used. he actually really believed that part of the german militarism that to world war one came from the germans coming to believe that darwin's principles were part would play into human society and that the global would be a struggle of survival for the fittest and helped cause a war that would cause 16 million deaths. and he didn't like that. darwin initially never. the term survival of the fittest is coined by a british associate ologist herbert spencer. but darwin will come to use it and they applied it to human life people are going to misuse it. brian hated the fact the great commoner william jennings bryan that the great wealth of the gilded age this is the biltmore mansion, the vanderbilts mansion made to look like versailles and asheville that the folks

bryan, now speaking out on social media posting y'all, this is scary. praying for his safe return. authorities have been searching for nearly a week without finding any trace of strain, even deploying boats to search waterways. his family, desperate for answers, is asking why no one intervened. >> why didn't somebody help? i mean, we saw cars drive by, stop beside. >> they're also hoping luke bryan can help. >> it was one of the guys riley kind of looked up to. so we would love if he could help us get video footage of what went on inside that bar and right outside of it. so, luke, help us . please. please. >> bryan says his bar is cooperating and will provide police with video from inside the bar. police say strains phone was off. his family says it was last tracked to a location less than a mile from the bar. rhiannon lionel. >> hope he's okay. andrea. thank you. in the uk, prince william and prince harry honored their mother, diana at an event last night, but they were not together. the event marked the 25th anniversary of the diana award. prince william said diana's legacy of he

bryan now speaking out on social media posting y'all, this is scary. praying for his safe return.uthorities have been searching for nearly a week without finding any trace of strain, even deploying boats to search waterways. his family, desperate for answers, is asking why no one intervened. >> why didn't somebody help? i mean, we saw cars drive by, stop beside. >> they're also hoping luke bryan can help. >> it was one of the guys riley kind of looked up to. so we would love if he could help us get video footage of what went on inside that bar and right outside of it. so, luke, help us, please. please. >> bryan says his bar is cooperating and will provide police with video from inside the bar. police say strains phone was off. his family says it was last tracked to a location less than a mile from the bar. rhiannon lionel. >> all right, andrea, thank you so much for that update. a safety recall involving a popular kitchen appliance to update you on best buy now recalling air fryers and air fryer ovens from the insignia brand. the company says they can overheat, causing handles to

>> bryan: great question. one concern republicans are saying about giving money without enough details. crisis after crisis here in haiti, we'll send tens of millions of dollars and does that go? this country is run by war lords. there is a government and police force, those are major questions. haitians don't say please send us money, they are saying we need help awe need a police force. >> steve: other side of the gate is haiti. you were on the bret baier program driving along the wall, which is 12 or 15 miles and it separates dominican republic from haiti and there is barbed wire at the top. how effective has that wall been? there you are driving along the wall there yesterday. how effective has the wall been? seems like thousands are lined up at the gate to come in, like that is the only way in. you can't go over the fence. >> bryan: the u.s., we've seen the immigration problem. here it is a big issue. this is the border wall in dajabon. there are 100 miles of border wall put up in the dominican republic a

. >> since the days of the bash brose, bryan johansen has love the a's.ce a 2020 new york times article bashed the oakland coliseum, bryan took the negative things he had to say and turn them into a positive. >> they compared the coliseum to a dive bar when all the other stadiums were like cocktail lounges , so i saw a line that said baseball's last dive bar. we made a banner of that. little did we know the very graphic we used for that would go viral. >> not only did it go viral, it became profitable. banners, pins, calendars all inspired by the coliseum. a new business was born, the last dive bar. they even organized fan experiences like last month's fanfest. >> it was magical. there was estimated 15 to 20 k that was there. you had passed players, all the oakland teams that were there. over 60 vendors, community members. >> some said it was the best fanfest they have ever been to. sadly, it will be there last. after 2024, the a's don't have a place to call home . will be spans travel to sacramento? vegas? salt lake city? will they support the team at th

. >> since the days of the bash brothers, bryan johansen has loved the a's. when a 2020 new york times article bashed the oakland coliseum, bryan took the negative things they had to say and turned them into a positive. >> they compare the colosseum to a dive bar when all the other stadiums were like cocktail lounges. i saw a line in there that said baseball last dive bar and we decided to make a banner of that. little did we know very graphic we used would go viral. >> not only did it go viral but it became profitable. banners, pins, calendars, all inspired by the colosseum. a new business was born, the last dive bar. the even organized fan experiences like last month span best. >> it was magical. there was 15 to 20 k that was there. we had passed players, all the oakland teams that were there. over 60 vendors, community members. >> some said it was the best fanfest they have ever been to and sadly, it would be their last . after 2024, the a's don't have a place to call home. will these fans travel to sacramento, vegas, salt lake city, or even support the te

. >> reporter: since the days of the bash brothers, bryan johansen has loved the a's.a 2020 new york times article bashed the oakland coliseum, bryan took the negative things they had to say and turned them into a positive. >> they compared the coliseum to a dive bar when all the stadiums are cocktail lounges. we decided to make a banner of that. little did we know the graphic was going to go viral. >> reporter: not only did it go viral, but it became profitable. banners, pins, calendars. all inspired by the coliseum. a new business was born. >> it was magical, you know, estimated 15,000 to 20,000 that was there. you had past players, all the oakland teams that were there. over 60 vendors, community members. >> reporter: some said it was the best fan fest they've f been to. sadly it could be their last. after 2024, fans won't have a place to call home. will they travel to vegas, salt lake city, or even support the team at the coliseum for the next four years knowing a new vegas ballpark will be ready 2028. for loyal fans, this project is heartbreaking. >> it's horrible

bryan, let's begin with you. good morning. >> bill, the wake is being held at the funeral home behind me today and tomorrow. it is a difficult morning for the family of officer jonathan diller, his friends, colleagues and hometown here in long island. a ten mile long thin blue line has been painted on the streets. blue ribbons and american flags seen throughout the entire community. they hang in support of officer diller and the police. diller leaves behind his wife, stephanie and infant son. last night hundreds showed up for a vigil to honor them. many first responders live here. officer diller was killed monday during a traffic stop when he was shot in the stomach below his bullet proof vest. 31 years old and joined the force three years ago. here is officer diller's brother-in-law at last night's vigil. >> he loved what he did. he was born to be a cop. he was born to be a hero. he died being a hero. he died doing what he loved. i will forever -- forever be a better person because of him. >> the two suspects ar

bryan ilenas has the latest.st rich. >> texas can arrest those they suspect crossing into texas illegally. sb four is another example of republican officials politicizing the border and blocking real solutions. president biden out west in arizona, he launched latinos bi biden/harris. >> president biden: it is an election between me and a guy named trump. this is a guy who the way he talks about the latino community is, well, 2016 he called latino criminals, drug dealers and rapists and now says immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country. what the hell is he talking about? >> biden says he needs those voters, because it will help. biden is up 6 percentage points against trump. biden has been criticizing trump for blocking the bipartisan immigration bill. the republicans have ripped biden for -- >> sb four, operation lone star, they are doing more to protect the border than everybody except maybe front line of dhs and wouldn't needs sb four if the federal government was stepping up to protect the border. >>

so now, jake bryan and john, please take away. thank you, harold.k you, everybody, for being here. it's a great hotospeak at this e organization. this panel, with my two esteemed colleagues. i will be speaking for about 5 minutes to try to give an overat i'm doing in this book, even though it's 500 pages. so i guess that's about hundred pages per minute is i have. so i'll just give youerview andl lead to a general conversation on this topic. okay. as the subtitle■b indicates, it's the civil war and the destruction of slavery in the lower mississippi valley. and so in essence, what this book is, emancipation and the abolition of slavery in the mississippi valley. and what i mean by that are the four states from this area that seceded and joinednfederacy. so arkansas, tennessee, louisiana and mississippi. it does take into account the border states of missouri and kentucky as necessary in order to understand what's going on in area. but they're not essential to the story. i should also note that i'm n plantation and slavery areas of this region. and i

he was asked to leave this bar, owned by country music singer luke bryan. says it served strain one drink and two waters. luke bryan posting on social media "this is scary. praying for his safe return." friends say strain told them he would head back to the group's hotel. he wasn't reported missing until the following afternoon. >> all of our hearts are out there and we are trying to find him, and we are doing the best we can. >> reporter: now, tennessee's alcoholic beverage commission is investigating the possibility that strain may have been overserved there at luke bryan's bar, but norah, we should be clear at this stage, police has said they do not yet suspect foul play. >> norah: errol barnett, thank you. princess catherine appears in public following speculation into her whereabouts. we're going to show you the video. that's next. diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me

he said, there's not a lot there, bryan. i don't know if you'll be able to pull a dissertation together. there are only three existing articles on him, and i believe that the longest of which was only 20 pages. but i was dedicated this cause and i went out pursuing time, which meant that i had to look at archives and it was all primary research. but i was able to reconstruct time finding things dissolving mess and elevating, done to the place where i believe he rightfully belongs for african-americans donne is very much like abraham lincoln. he starts off enslaved an, educated. he gets the opportunity through his stepfather a free black who had migrated from petersburg, virginia to the city of new orleans, working as a stage carpenter for the great impresario james henry caldwell, the man who would bring american theater to, new orleans and through james dunn that he is elevated and becomes. he remembers and honors james harden adopting his middle and last so he had had just the name oscar when he was enslaved but he becomes

he was asked to leave this bar, owned by country music singer luke bryan.ar says it served strain one drink and two waters. luke bryan posting on social media, "this is scary," praying for his safe return. friends say strain told them he would head back to the group's hotel. he wasn't reported missing until the following afternoon. >> all of our hearts are out, there and we're trying to find him, and we're doing the best we can. >> reporter: now, tennessee's alcoholic beverage commission is investigating the possibility that strain may have been overserved there at luke bryan's bar. but, norah, we should be clear at this stage, police have said they do not yet suspect foul play. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> pope francis reflects on his 87 years. a look inside his revealing new memoir. that's next. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. (coi leray & metro boomin, “enjo

bryan llenas has more from long island.>> harris, the wake for fallen nypd officer jonathan diller begins this afternoon and runs through tomorrow. an incredibly difficult day for his wife, stephanie and infant son, ryan, who he leaves behind. also for his friends, colleagues and the entire community here in long island. look at the video on the left. you will see the memorial growing outside of his police precinct in queens, new york. on the right you will see american flags and blue ribbons up and down the streets of this community in long island. a lot of first responders live here. hundreds of people came together last night to honor him who was killed during a traffic stop on monday. the suspected shooter is charged with first degree murder. he had reportedly 21 prior arrests. last night officer diller's brother-in-law broke down as he spoke about diller, who joined the force three years ago. >> he loved what he did. he was born to be a cop. he was born to be a hero. he died being a hero. he died doing what he loved. i

hi, bryan. >> good morning. even though mayor adams says he believes new york city should work with ice to deport migrants who commit serious violent crimes, the new york city council speaker says that's not going to happen. she believes it puts innocent migrants at risk of deportation. >> we are not considering laws, changes to laws. these laws have been in effect for decades. we believe in them. it would be harmful to retract and go backwards instead of going forwards as far as the law is concerned. >> we're not going back and forth. i stated my position. they stated their position. the legal team is looking at what are the options we have. >> republicans like congresswoman malliotakis are pressuring the mayor to use executive action to by pass the city council and change the city's sanctuary law. adams says he wants to provide services to migrants as a sanctuary city costing the city billions but changed the laws signed by deblasio which banned the city, including the nypd, from cooperating with ice. new york

this is this is bryan's first event for this book. i've done a couple of th but the order service tonight is bryan's going to introduce and talk about his book. i'm going to introduce and talk about my book. we're going to entertain questions, as you've heard a question is a single segoes on the end. it has never more of a comment than a and then we're going to make your books non returnable with i'm going to hand it over to bryan now and but before i do i beg your pardon i want to thank the folks here at chevalier as it is have great independent bookstore in your neighborhood. this something a lot of people in this country and all around the world no longere. as a recovering bookseller, i hope you support them tonight. whether that's by getting our books, which you should do. but also they have many other books written by many other people, some of whom are even better than us. so you should you should really shop around. yeah, i'll second that. cheers. thanks for having us. okay. well, thanks everyone for coming out. i am pretty thr

bryan llenas is a lie that one of the main border crossings with the dominican republic.ots of activity there, what are you seeing? tell us more. >> hey are that we are in the marketplace this is on the dominican side and the haiti/dominican border and frankly sis eight lifeline an economic lifeline for haitians who live across the border. they are buying and selling goods here. that is really important. nearly half the haitian population right now is living in a situation where they are either food insecure or in need of humanitarian aid. so as you can see it is a busy here it is such a lifeline for these folks. this morning thousands of haitians crossed in at probably 8:00 a.m. to come and with all of their goods so that they can sell, buy food, ice, water the un says nearly two thirds of haitian households right now have experienced a significant drop in income as a result of this crisis. more than 360,000 haitians displaced. there is also a prison break in haiti with some 4000 inmates. that is fueling more concern amid the gang violence there. haitians crossing into t

>> bret: bryan llenas live in dominican republic. bryan, thank you.resident biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke today. their first interaction in more than a month as the divide grows between allies over the humanitarian crisis in gaza and the conduct of the war. white house correspondent peter doocy has the latest on that story live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. the israelis are going to send a delegation here to washington in coming days to hear biden administration officials perils of a ground operation in a part of the gaza strip where there are now more than 1 million displaced palestinian. >> you are the best. it's a great honor. >> president biden and benjamin netanyahu had a call today that officials describe as business-like. >> the president didn't make threats. >> peter: but he did stress israel must not begin ground invasion of rafah until a thorough humanitarian plan is in place. >> any time i hear an argument that says in you don't smawsh into rafah you can't defeat hamas i

that employee, bryan butler said in a cnn interview that he helped trump codefendant move some of the boxes from florida to new jersey. >> we got to the airport. i ended up loading all the luggage i had and he had a bunch of boxes. >> you noticed that he had boxes. >> oh yeah, they were the boxes in the indictment. the white banker's boxes. that's what i remember loading. >> did you have any idea at the time there was potential u.s. national security secrets in the boxes? >> i had no clue. >> he explained why he is speaking out now publicly. >> well, i mean, it has been almost a year since fbi agents showed up at my house when my wife was at home. and you know, over the course of the last year, emotionally it has been a roller coaster. the judge says he will release the names of the witnesses. you know. you go from highs and lows in this. and, instead of just waiting for it to just come out, i think it is better that i get to at least say what happened. then it coming out in the news. people calling me like crazy. i would rather just get it out there. >> and bryan butler offered this

and that loss of cohesion can't be overstated when it occurs. >> craig bryan, let me -- let me turn tonds out most in these findings? >> yeah, i think one of the things that stood out to me as soon as i heard about the statistics was the focus on the tank community as a whole. i think when many of us think about military suicide, tankers are not necessarily what comes to the forefront of our thoughts. we have long seen and understood suicide as something that is sort of a characteristic of the person. and so we think of in many ways resiliency or suicide risk being something that a person has. but what we understand is that over half of those who die by suicide do not have a mental health condition. this is true within the military as well as outside the military. and we know that for those without a mental health condition who struggle with suicidal thoughts and die by suicide, oftentimes it is environmental life stressors that are much more common. the prevailing thinking right now about suicide prevention just really has not embraced that complexity. >> secretary of defense lloyd au

the operator and owner of luke bryan's bar says they will work closely with police. meanwhile, tennessee authorities have launched an investigation into whether riley was overserved alcohol they did not say which establishments were under review lester >> kathy park in nashville, thanks. >>> coming up, trying to stay ahead of a growing outbreak of measles. chicago vaccinating hundreds with at least ten cases reported there. >>> back now with the latest on the country's growing measles outbreak, with cases this year so far in 17 states tonight, the focus is on chicago, with at least ten measles cases, most of them tied to a single migrant shelter. jesse kirsch is there. >> reporter: tonight, chicago officials are trying to keep up with an outbreak of measles, hitting multiple communities, including at least two public schools overall, the city reporting 12 cases in just one week, ten of those infections connected to this specific city migrant shelter. at this point, would you say the situation is under control >> well, measles is quite contagious, and it spreads among

bryan llenas is live in the dominican republic9 with the latest on the situation.ll, we are on the border between the dominican republic and haiti on the dr side here, but u.s. just across the way you can see that is haiti, you can see some haitians there by the border gate. this also serves as one of the main ways to cross into the dominican republic for anybody, including immigrants and perhaps if even americans who are trying the flee. the u.s. state department says there are several hundred americans who are trapped in haiti, and after saying earlier this week that they had no evacuation plans for them, this morning the state department tweeted that they have secured a charter night for a limited number of u.s -- flight for a limited number of u.s. citizens. the problem is they'll have to drive five and a half hours through gang-controlled haiti to get there from the capital port-au-prince. the state department saying, quote, the overland is dangerous. we recommend you consider the cap haitian flight only if you believe you can reach the airport safely. haiti a

how country music superstar zach bryan just made one teen's dream come true during the toughest timer life. >>> there's good news tonight. often the good news doesn't get as much attention as the bad, so every saturday we highlight the many people who spread joy and love. this is just some of those stories this week. [ cheers ] >> in north carolina, blessings and new beginnings for angelica may, the end of grueling treatments for breast cancer. >> you did it. you did it, beautiful! you did it! [ cheers ] and then this surprise from her longtime boyfriend -- >> i'm proud of you. i love you, and i want to know will you marry me? >> aw! >> yay! [ applause ] >> there were these tears of joy, too, following a victory for american distance swimmer ivan huskovich. he found out he qualified for a spot at the summer's paris olympics. a proud moment for his mom, robin, swimming coach who raised her sons alone, struggling with homelessness and health issues along the way. >> a lot has happened that could have derailed him and did knock him down. and he has shown that, you know, with perseveranc

it's like when sting cam bryan adams forlod sall for and bryan adams for the all for love 1993.that, but don't. it's optics for but i don't. it's bad optics for palestine, isn't for the palestine, isn't it, for the palestine, isn't it, for the palestine because let's palestine cause. because let's be we looked at it be honest, if we looked at it dispassionately, cause dispassionately, their cause is kind winning court kind of winning in the court of pubuc kind of winning in the court of public like public opinion, whether you like it not. and is not it or not. yeah. and this is not going help them, especially going to help them, especially because can we really in because what can we really do in britain anyway? domestically because what can we really do in britain ireallyl? domestically because what can we really do in britain ireallyl? donany cally because what can we really do in britain ireallyl? donany sense. because what can we really do in britéthinkallyl? donany sense. because what can we really do in britéthink allyl is)on any sense. because what can we really do in bri

bryan llenas for us. >> yeah, a surprise, thank you, jacqui.ined by the former border patrol chief rodney scott. picking up where bryan llenas' great reporter with a wave of my migrants, and we're seeing an uptick and the legal pathway that the administration set up. ch and v program brought a haitian, 26-year-old cory alvarez to the u.s. last summer and he has now accused of-- you see him here on the screen, accused of raping a disabled 15-year-old girl. we've reached out to dhs for the last 24 hours and they won't comment on that. have not given us any kind of statement. but what do you make when you look at the type of people coming that may be in the next wave of haitians? >> well, thank you for having me on again. i want to level that a little bit. there's been a lot of talk out of the administration the last few weeks of a decrease in numbers and different programs that they've put in place. we're still like three times the-- beyond three times the peak illegal immigration of any time in history of this country. the border's completely ou

bryan kilmeade's former interview with president trump saturday 9:00 p.m.astern right here on fox news. president biden says last night's big fundraiser at radio music hall raised more money than any campaign in u.s. history. while speaking to his supporters today. he touted enthusiasm and unity within his party. he also claimed he was now leading in several national polls. correspondent mark meredith is at the white house tonight. >> president biden bid goodbye to new york after adding a lot of money. more than $26 million to his campaign coffers. more money than former president trump raised in all of february. [chanting] >> but the biden-harris campaign still has problems winning over some democrats. like those furious over america's continued diplomatic and military support for israel. >> shame on you, joe biden. shame on you. shame on you. >> last night president biden, who was sharing a stage with former presidents clinton and obama was heckled by pro-palestinian protesters. >> genocide in palestine. >> now the biden campaign is seeking support from a

the operator and owner of luke bryan's bar says they will work closely with police. meanwhile, tennessee authorities have launched an investigation into whether riley was overserved alcohol. they did not say which establishments were under review. lester? >> kathy park in nashville, thanks. >>> coming up, trying to stay ahead of a growing outbreak of measles. chicago vaccinating hundreds with at least ten cases reported hundreds with at least ten cases reported there. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection. your doctor may re

bryan stevenson wants us to honor them.. >> "we honor your perseverance in the midst of sorrow. we honor your struggle for freedom. your children love you." >> and the line that jumps out at me, "the country you built must honor you." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that's what this monument hopes to do? >> absolutely. >> a powerful and as you saw personal journey of discovery. that's "nightly news." thanks for watching. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> right now at 4:30, a plan to set aside new property developments in san jose for low-income renters? how the new law will work and

first, we check in with bryan llenas. hi, bryan. >> hi, gillian. says they are moving forward with a unity bipartisan presidential ticket. as for who will be on that ticket? that is still tbd. no labels said 800 delegates voted unanimously to move forward with the november election. they will announce the process how can did will be selected thursday. independent arizona senator kyrsten sinema and nikki haley will not be candidates. according to no labels co chair, joe lieberman, who said this to neil cavuto earlier today about haley. >> i think if she had expressed interest in the know labels nomination, there would have been a lot of support in our group. but she's chosen otherwise. we've talked to exceptional candidates that will carry forward the no labels common sense majority. >> meanwhile, candidate rfk jr. delivered his own state of the union address last night. >> i can tell you that in every state of this union, people are rejecting fear mongering. 80% of americans say they don't want to be forced to choose in this election between the le

bryan stevenson wants us to honor them.l. >> "we honor your perseverance in the midst of sorrow. we honor your struggle for freedom. your children love you." >> and the line that jumps out at me, "the country you built must honor you." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that's what this monument hopes to do? >> absolutely. >> a powerful, and as you saw, personal journey of discovery. >>> that's "nightly news." thanks for watching. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a major blow for california homeowners. one of the state's largest insurers is dropping thousands of customers. >>> also, he's wanted again. the man we've been following as part of our series called "saving san francisco" is on the run, this time