. >>> and san diego comic con looked a lot different this year going virtual for the annual fan fest. forget now you can have the morning headlines delivered to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. go to ktvu.com/e-mail sign up for the daily service. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a san jose police officer on leave after video shows a woman being dragged across the ground last wednesday while being arrested. it happened after she was pulled over at a san jose mcdonald's. a witness says police officers kicked her before they dragged her across the parking lot. the san jose police department is investigating. >>> and in vicarial a man was arrested after police say the man toll $1,000 worked of goods from home depot. 25-year-old walked out without paying for a cart full of merchandise. home depot called police, gave a description of the the car, the police pulled him over and now he is facing charges of grand theft. >>> a researcher from china who left her job as a visiting researcher at uc davis is due to face a judge today. justice department says juan tang and three othe

. >>> and this year's san diego comic con event went virtual for the first time. a small group of coz players met at the convention center but say they miss the unique inclusive community they feel they can only find at comic con. >> there's very few places in the world where you can go and have complete strangers just totally geek out over your costume, and you can do the same vice versa with no judgment. >> this is a silver lining for fans. they were able to catch a lot more panels with their favorite stars since everything was online. but the lack of a physical event is a huge financial hit to san diego, which normally takes in $166 million from comic con. >>> new overnight, the search for a gunman in antioch after a shooting in the 7-eleven parking lot kills a woman and sends a man to the hospital in serious condition. >>> plus -- >> violent weekend protest here in the bay area including the courthouse in oakland. it's set on fire. more on the damage cleanup there and other parts of the country as people protest against federal agents moving in. >>> and two ma

comic-con is we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>> as we all fight the coronavirus pandemic, california is mandating face masks to stop the spread. that's why abc7 wants to remind you to wear a mask for you, your loved ones, and your community. please wear because you care. >>> kind of like every other big event this year, comic-con had to cancel in san diego and go virtual instead. >> but the good news is "bill & ted" are back. they delivered a preview of the third film of the series called "bill & ted face the music." keanu reeves and alex winter provided a most excellent preview through zoom. there's this little tidbit even though george carlin died in 2008. the filmmakers are using archive footage t

the 20th anniversary also comic con went virtual for the first time ever. small group still at actually at the convention center. they say they missed the unique, inclusive community that only exists there i comic con. one thing that was live for fans is that they were able to catch more panels with their favorite stars since it was online. >> there are very few places in the world where you can go and have complete strangers totally geek out over your costume and you can do the same, vice versa, with no judgment. >> the lack of the actual event is a huge financial hit for the city of san diego, which usually sees about $165 million in a boost from comic con. >>> a six-year-old boy in wyoming who saved his sister from a terrible dog attack is getting a lot of praise for his bravery. bridger walker is healing after the dog attack but has been able to talk with actor chris evans, who plays captain america in the marvel fields. he and his four-year-old sister got to enjoy candy shopping spree at a denver candy store. >> it is surreal. i never expected any of t

but first, comic-con went virtual for the first time ever .fter the break, what fans were able to do this time online with that they couldn't do before. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. and public transportation. the census builds america, so the census should look like america. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. ♪ >>> 70s, 76, something like that? "a horse with no name" by america. my dad played this album until it was to scratch to play anymore. thank you linda for the request, came up on our facebook page. send me a song. facebook, twitter, instagram. use the hashtag, ktvu. >> thank you. san francisco's annual bluegrass festival is going virtual this year after canceling the in person event. instead of heading to golden gate park, they can go online for broadcast featurin

call 1.877.only.att . >>> this year san diego easy comic con went virtual for the first time ever.costumes still met at the convention center but they say they missed the conclusive community they feel they can only find at comic con. have co totally geek out over your costume and. >> and you can do the same no judgment. >> catching panels with their favorite stars since the event was online but the lack of physical event is a huge financial event to the city of san diego. $166 million boost from the event. >>> the auction world is getting back to business as one of the most well known auction houses hosting its first live exhibition in months now. ashley explains how they're keeping the event safe and tells us what's up for grabs. >> auctions are back. souther bee gearing up for the first in person auction coronav pandemic began with a line of art history and extremely rare remember bra and a monroe paint are just a few of the works breathing life back into the auction world. >> in 80 times this would be an incredible exhibition that even now haven't been starved seeing really gre

comic-con had to cancel its annual gathering in san diego and go virtual instead. >> that was very nice i feel like you should read the rest of it, but i'll try my best. bill and ted are back. comic-con at home delivered a preview of the third film in the series called bill and ted face the music. keanu reeves and alex winter provided a most excellent preview through zoom. there is this little tidbit. even though george carlin died back in 2008, the film makers are using archived footage to bring back his character rufus. eric, this calls for a nice impression of bill and ted from you. yes? >> you know, it's mediocre impression but it's been with me forever. that first film was 1989, though, believe it or not. it's been a while. >>> all right, time for a look at the weather forecast, frances. >> we can get eric's impression. i enjoyed that very much. here's a look at live doppler 7. so, we are going to see the clouds move in again from the coast overnight and spread across the bay and inland. so tomorrow morning we'll wake up to gray skies with temperatures in the 50s, even some fog as

in 2015 to promote it, he cosplayed as his younger self and led a march around comic con.ause that's captain america. what i love is how positive he stayed while fighting injustice. sometimes, he was just joyful. like this moment from 2018: ♪ ♪ ♪ motion to immediately put dancing john lewis on all of our money. ben franklin, you've had a good ride. throughout his career fighting for civil rights, lewis repeatedly put his body on the line, as a freedom rider, at the edmund pettus bridge, and then, at the age of 76, crowd-surfing the audience at the ed sullivan theater. not only does that remind us of how joyful he was, but it reminds me of a better time when it was okay for a crowd of strangers to touch an old man. or, for that matter, to be a crowd of strangers. over the weekend, people were paying their respects to john lewis. and some were paying their respects to who they thought was john lewis. like senator marco rubio, who posted this tribute on twitter: "it was an honor to know and be blessed with the opportunity to serve in congress with john lewis, a genuine and hi

like every other big event this year comic-con had to cancel think gathering. >> bill and ted face music. they provided a most excellent preview through zoom. there is this little i had the bit even though george carlin we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >> "localish: bay area" is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ and today, artists helping artists. >> having these resources, this is what artists need right now. >> then, taking public transportation has never been easier. >> it's a safe mode of tran

historically at least is that the last time we have this kind of blot discipline is when the when the comic-con countries the the countries are in the soviet orbit they were forced to trade with got countries they know it was mandated from moscow ok and now and now you have the same kind of behavior being mimicked by washington because the more they do this the more they're pushing their trading partners away this is exactly the point and in fact what they gain she says it is that they can to encourage more will come to this to find ways around the use the american dollar system because that he's been used to enforce the sanctions ultimately. asia is a self defeating exercise the whole country's you sanction and sanctions now almost out of control the united states is sanctioning left right and center as glenn correctly said they're not sanctioning their allies the sanctioning companies oh they're not honest it is completely out of control the more you do that the greater the incentive for more people to get together and find ways around the united states and that will ultimately undermine it a

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wearing an outfit just like the one he wore at the bridge in selma, lewis met his new fans at comic-conthird book won a national book award in 2016, the first time a graphic novel had ever won. >> i remember going down to the public library trying to get library cards, and we were told that the library was for whites only and not for coloreds. and to come here and receive this award, this honor, it's too much [ applause ] thank you. >> in another sign of how much he and the nation had come, john lewis celebrated the 50th anniversary of the selma march with an african-american president, retracing those fateful steps over the edmund pettus bridge. >> his knapsack stocked with an apple, a toothbrush, and a book on government, all you need for a night behind bars, john lewis led them out of the church on a mission to change america. >> this city on the banks of the alabama river gave birth to a movement that changed this nation forever. our country will never, ever be the same because of what happened on this bridge. >> coming up -- >> we're going to continue to push, to pull, to stand up,

mean, to be part of this comic book a few years ago with these young men and then actually go to comic-con. tell me how just his adaptability and just the way he found comfort no matter where he was and engage with people of all walks. >> i'm not suggesting that he would casually and occasionally speak to people every day. it was his passion to walk up to people and introduce himself and to take pictures with them and so often, the visitors to the capitol were just in awe of the fact that john lewis came up to them and introduced himself. as we would walk through airports from time to time, and i traveled with john overseas several times. wherever we would go, he would stop and say a kind word to everyone that he would meet. john would often talk about his passing. i remember showing him a picture one day of all of the participants at the 1963 march on washington and he just shook his head that day and said, you know, i'm the only one who is still living, but my day will come, too. i remember that so very well. >> wow. >> i remember him telling me one day that the african-american museum w

rights hero who lived to become a senior citizen grooving to happy or when he cosplayed as himself as comic-cone true testament to his lasting legacy is that a virginia high school named after confederate general robert e. lee is being re-named john r. lewis high school. and that is our moment of joy. introducing stocks by the slice from fidelity. now you can trade stocks and etfs for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. well the names have all changed since you hung around but those dreams have remained and they've turned around who'd have thought they'd lead ya back here where we need ya welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. how does the world reopen for business? to return to the workplace, safely, companies will need the right tools. that's why salesforce created work.com it's an all-new suite of apps, expertise, and services. to manage this crisis today, and thrive tomorrow. everything companies need to return to the workplace. let's reopen. safely. we see you. doing your part by

wearing an outfit just like the one he wore at the bridge in selma, lewis met his new fans at comic-cond book won a national book award in 2016, the first time a graphic novel had ever won. >> i remember going down to the public library trying to get library cards, and we were told that the library was for whites only and not for coloreds. and to come here and receive this award, this honor, it's too much [ applause ] thank you. >> in another sign of how much he and the nation had come, john lewis celebrated the 50th anniversary of the selma march with an african-american president, retracing those fateful steps over the edmund pettus bridge. >> his nap sack stocked with an apple, a toothbrush, and a book on government, all you need for a night behind bars, john lewis led them out of the church on a mission to change america. >> this city on the banks of the alabama river gave birth to a movement that changed this nation forever. our country will never, ever be the same because of what happened on this bridge. >> coming up -- >> we're going to continue to push, to pull, to stand up, and

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wearing an outfit just like the one he wore at the bridge in selma, lewis met his new fans at comic-connal book award in 2016. the first time a graphic novel had ever won. >> i remembered going down to the public library, trying to get library cards. and we were told that the libraries were whites only and not for coloreds. and to come here, receive this award, this honor for this is too much. thank you. >> in another sign of how far he and the nation had come, john lewis celebrated the 50th anniversary of the selma march with an african-american president. retracing those fateful steps over the edmund pettus bridge. >> his napsack stocked with an apple, a toothbrush, and a book on government. all you need for a night behind bars. john lewis led them out of the church, on a mission to change america. >> this city, on the banks of the alabama river, gave birth to a movement that changed this nation, forever. our country will never, ever be the same because of what happened on this bridge. >> coming up. >> we're going to continue to push. to pull. to stand up. and if necessary, to sit dow

the congressman even went to comic-con in san diego in 2015, cosplaying as his younger self, leadingon a march around the convention center. this morning "the new york times" and other papers published an essay that the congressman wanted made public on the day that his body was returned to the earth. the title, together you can redeem the soul of our nation. it was written to all of us but particularly to young people. i do not want to read his words to you. i urge you instead to find them and read them for yourself. they are important. but i do want to play what i believe to be the congressman's last words on camera and characteristically, they too were worded delivered to the next generation. president obama in his eulogy today alluded to his last interaction with the congressman during a virtual town hall that he held with young activists in the wake of the killing of george floyd. now, this was in early june, months after the congressman's office announced that he was suffering from stage 4 pancreatic cancer. >> what was and what has been the source of your strength? what keeps

comic-con only happening online this year. >> it didn't start the die hard fans from embracing it in person anyway. >> an enthusiastic group showed up where it is normally held, even though the event is virtual this year. they wanted to show their love for it in person. some traveled from as far away as detroit. this year included panelists and workshops just like in past years. >> always a passion. take a look at this. trending for you this morning, taylor swift's new album folklore surpassed 1.3 million global sales within 24 hours of its debut. it is topping spotify with nearly 80 million streams, a record for any female artist and the album has streamed over 36 million times, a new high for a top album. >> that is amazing. >> she is always breaking records. >> a lot of people were diving into the songs to see what they really meant and in the order they were. it's interesting the read. >> hmm, homework. money, too. >> more money. kari, you have a cool video, too? >>> yeah, i have a video of someone showing a video of a moon and then they just happened to catch a shooting star so

wearing an outfit just like the one he wore at the bridge in selma, lewis met his new fans at comic-conird book won a national book award in 2016. the first time a graphic novel had ever won. >> i remember going down to the public library, trying to get library cards, and we were told that the library was for whites only and not for coloreds. and to come here and receive this award, this honor with these -- it's too much. thank you. >> reporter: in another sign of how far he and the nation had come, john lewis celebrated the 50th anniversary of the selma march with an african-american president, retracing those fateful steps over the edmund pettus bridge. >> his knapsack stocked with an apple, a toothbrush, and a book on government, all you need for a night behind bars, john lewis led them out of the church on a mission to change america. >> this city, on the banks of the alabama river, gave birth to a movement that changed this nation forever. our country will never, ever be the same because of what happened on this bridge. >>> coming up -- >> we're going to continue to push, to pull,

would ever join this chamber, at the encouragement of a friend from georgia, he was talking about comic-con. nd his new book with pictures, "march" had just come out. we have so much work to do. john lewis, we will heed your words. we will not despair. we will look up. we will keep moving and marching forward and we will pass that voting rights act and we will remain dedicated to your pursuits. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. mr. walker. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i'd like to recognize representative angie craig from minnesota. the speaker pro tempore: congresswoman craig from minnesota is now recognized. last week our country lost a fearless fighter for civil rights, a hero, and we in this chamber lost a colleague and a friend. representative john r. lewis' sense of fairness, of right and wrong, was always ahead of its time. that sense of fairness extended to the civil rights issues, all civil rights issues. his willingness to support opening up the 1964 civil rights act, to add protections for the lgbtq community, was

, still early in the process, we will watch in a want to thank you, they're down down 206 points comic-conas been following my that is the case, there's a number of factors. >> it is interesting we have good news, gets overlooked with the macro talk in the political talk, the treatment for the coronavirus and on the vaccine side, that's playing in a little bit and let me start with gilead science, they see the antiviral drug remdesivir was associated with a 62% reduction in deaths and patients were severe covid-19. the stock is up more than 2%, they cautioned us not to get ahead of ourselves as this has to be confirmed clinical trials and since it's an important development. that is one thing were looking at today, on the vaccine side there is a german biotech company, the biontech and the ceo did an interview with the wall street journal in which the company is now saying that it is confident it'll be ready to seek regulatory approval for vaccines by the end of this year and it says they will have several hundred million doses ready to go by the end of the year even before they get the ap

. >> i'm not gilbert gottfried it's amazing at comic-con. >> now i'm confused. [ laughter ] >> i'm going, the great lawrence donnell is here to share his secrets of prime time success. >>> joy, it's chris. and i'm so thrilled, so excited for the next chapter for the debut of "the reidout. i am, however, a little bummed for the many, many fans of "a. d sunday morning and watch in a terrific show. it's been a great pleasure to be your colleague and on-air partner for so many years we've now been through this, and no one more richly deserves this new opportunity than you do. i'm personally psyched because you will be on before us we will get to talk to some of the same viewers every night it's going to be fantastic go get 'em >> aw, thank you so much right back at you, chris >>> one of the greatest, coolest, and most exhilarating parts of joining prime time other than getting a nightly handover with chris hayes is i get to follow the footsteps of gwen eiffel who coanchored pbs news-hour before her death in 2018 here to break down the ins and outs of prime time is lawrence o'donnell, author

wearing an outfit just like the one he wore at the bridge in selma, lewis met his new fans at comic-conird book won a national book award in 2016. the first time a graphic novel had ever won. >> i remember going down to the public library, trying to get library cards, and we were told that the library was for whites only and not for coloreds. and to come here and receive this award, this honor with these -- it's too much. thank you. >> reporter: in another sign of how far he and the nation had come, john lewis celebrated the 50th anniversary of the selma march with an african-american president, retracing those fateful steps over the edmund pettus bridge. >> his knapsack stocked with an apple, a toothbrush, and a book on government, all you need for a night behind bars, john lewis led them out of the church on a mission to change america. >> this city, on the banks of the alabama river, gave birth to a movement that changed this nation forever. our country will never, ever be the same because of what happened on this bridge. >>> coming up -- >> we're going to continue to push, to pull,

well, the way it all started the campaign was over and he was going to go out to the fandango to comic con. and another staffer started laughing about it. you're going to a comicbook conference ? i said to the staffer i you shouldn't make fun of him. you shouldn't laugh. there was another comic book that came out in late 1957, early 1958 i believe. and it was called martin luther king jr. at the montgomery story area published an organization called a fellowship for reconciliation. a pacifist group and i said that little sold for $.10 but influenced many of us in the early days of the civil rights movement including the four students in greensboro north carolina andmany of us in nashville . so this young man, andrew i , my co-author came back to me and said congressman, you should write a comic book. and i finally said to him yes , if you will do it with me. but the rest is history. and the book has done very well. this is just book one which they have booked to and booked three, book 2 will come out in the fall of oh 14. >> john lewis in walking with the wind and in march but one . you wr

would ever join this chamber, at the encouragement of a friend from georgia, he was talking about comic-con. nd his new book with pictures, "march" had just come out. we have so much work to do. john lewis, we will heed your words. we will not despair. we will look up. we will keep moving and marching forward and we will pass that voting rights act and we will remain dedicated to your pursuits. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. mr. walker. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i'd like to recognize representative angie craig from minnesota. the speaker pro tempore: congresswoman craig from minnesota is now recognized. last week our country lost a fearless fighter for civil rights, a hero, and we in this chamber lost a colleague and a friend. representative john r. lewis' sense of fairness, of right and wrong, was always ahead of its time. that sense of fairness extended to the civil rights issues, all civil rights issues. his willingness to support opening up the 1964 civil rights act, to add protections for the lgbtq community, was