taking us through this week's cinema releases, we have james king. mes, a warm welcome and happy new year. you too! talk us through what we've got. well, we've got scarlettjohansson heading to germany injojo rabbit. matthew mcconaughey goes to london in the gentlemen. and aaron eckhart doesn't really know where he's going in in the line of duty. not to be confused with the tv series, the line of duty! very much not to be confused with the tv series! anyway, let's start off with jojo rabbit. this sounds intriguing. it's sort of a comedy drama. a ten—year—old hitler youth member who begins to question the ideology of nazism? yes, taika waititi is the name of the film—maker, who has had a lot of success in the marvel world, but also with low—budget kiwi comedies as well — things like hunt for the wilderpeople and what we do in the shadows — which, of course, is also a tv show. and, yes, so set in second world war in germany, aboutjohannes — jojo, of the title — who is so obsessed, such a hero — such a hero—worshipper of adolf hitler that he actually imag

taking us through this week's cinema releases, we have james king. and happy new year. you too! talk us through what we've got. well, we've got scarlettjohansson heading to germany injojo rabbit. matthew mcconaughey goes to london in the gentlemen. and aaron eckhart doesn't really know where he's going in in the line of duty. not to be confused with the tv series, the line of duty! very much not to be confused with the tv series! anyway, let's start off with jojo rabbit. this sounds intriguing. it's sort of a comedy drama. a ten—year—old hitler youth member who begins to question the ideology of nazism? yes, taika waititi is the name of the film—maker, who has had a lot of success in the marvel world, but also with low—budget kiwi comedies as well — things like hunt for the wilderpeople and what we do in the shadows — which, of course, is also a tv show. and, yes, so set in second world war in germany, aboutjohannes — jojo, of the title — who is so obsessed, such a hero — such a hero—worshipper of adolf hitler that he actually imagines him as a friend

to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king.arm welcome and happy new year, talk us through what we've got. we have scarlettjohansson heading to germany injojo rabbit. matthew mcconaughey goes to london in the gentlemen. and aaron eckhart doesn't really know where he is going in in the line of duty. not to be confused with the tv series! very much not to be confused with the tv series. let's start off, jojo rabbit sounds intriguing, a comedy drama. a ten—year—old hitler youth member who begins to question the ideology of nazism? yes, taika waititi is the name of the film—maker, who has had a lot of success in the marvel film world and also in low—budget kiwi comedy, like what we do in the shadows. that is also a tv show. yes, set in the second world war, in germany, aboutjojo, who is so obsessed, such a hero worshipper of adolf hitler that he actually imagines him as a friend. so you have taika waititi playing an imaginary adult hits level step shall we take a look at a clip? why not. poorjojo! what's wrong, little man? hi, adol

see what james kings makes of that and the rest of the week's releases in the rest of the week's releasesfilm review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the parliamentary journalist tony grew and journalist and broadcaster caroline frost. the metro goes with the demand from the iraqi parliament that all us and uk troops leave the country amid a growing crisis over america s assassination of iran stop general. the guardian says pressure is growing on the trump administration to justify its claim that the killing of qasem soleimani was about stopping a war, rather then starting one — as tension continues to rise. the telegraph goes with a warning from borisjohnson to iran not to attempt "retaliation or reprisals" against america following the assassination of its top general. the sun also goes with borisjohnson‘s intervention. the paper declares there will be no tears for the assassinated general as the prime minister says the uk will not lament soleimani's death. and the times picks up on comments from a senior commander in

see what james king hugh grant and matthew mcconaughey.tjames king makes hugh grant and matthew mcconaughey. see what james king makes a vet and the rest of this week's releases in the rest of this week's releases in the film review. —— makes of that. good evening. one of the most powerful men in the middle east — iran's military commander — general qasem soleimani — has been killed by a us airstrike in iraq. the attack was ordered by president trump who said the general had been plotting to kill americans in the region. he also blamed him for being directly and indirectly responsible for the deaths of millions of people. iran has threatened severe revenge and tens of thousands of people are holding rallies across iran denouncing what they call us crimes. meanwhile, america has said it will now send 3000 troops to the middle east as a precaution. here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. this was the moment that the us assassinated qasem soleimani ——this was the moment that the us assassinated qassim soleimani and pushed the middle east i

"the internet world of james buchanan and william rufus king." james buchanan, our 15th president. what did you learn about him, and explain who mr. king was. dr. balcerski: "bossom friends" was a way to learn about how bachelors related. william rufus king was the vice president of the united states, like that the ticket with frank lynn pierce in 1852. but, because he was terminally ill with tuberculosis, he actually never served in office. he was inaugurated and famously the only vice president inaugurated outside of the united states, in cuba. but he return to the united states to die in april of 1853. buchanan, the 15th president, succeeded president pierce and will be in office from 1857 to 1862. he's often blame for allowing the civil war to happen. part of what my book tried to do is understand how these two men were so successful in politics and get at the political conditions of the period, the big question about what extent they were personally responsible for this massive tragedy that was the american civil war. i started with their early biographies, and started with the

to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. a warm welcome and happy

> one thing i'm doing this year as many people do i've read the bible through and i've done the king james version in the niv and a friend recommended using a contemporary version and reading it through and it reads like a novel. which is just fascinating that it reads more like a novel when you read a contemporary version. so i'm doing that i will finished at the end of the year. maybe a little ahead of time. it's something i do want a big daily basis. and i've enjoyed that. i like reading cookbooks a variety of those have gone through. and continue do leaf do cookbooks. i find it is a tremendous way to learn about history of communities and customs in different communities. cookbooks are always on my list. >> to get recommendations over in the senate.i know in the house when you are a member of the house he used to share books with other members. have you, yet here? >> i have not found that over here yet but i still get recommendations from friends who know about them a voracious reader and i've always got something i'm looking on to. one of the things i enjoy with being able to download

thank you. james king there. and that is it for this week.'s main stories from bbc news. donald trump has warned that 52 sites in iran will be hit "very hard" if tehran retaliates over the death of its senior military commander, qasem soleimani. the president's tweets followed an announcement that the british government has deployed two royal navy warships to escort british shipping in the persian gulf. the foreign secretary dominic raab is due to travel to washington for talks next week. meanwhile the general‘s body has arrived in iran ahead of his burial on tuesday. tens of thousands of mourners, dressed in black, turned out onto the streets in the city of ahvaz, in the south—west where a three—day funeral procession is now underway. let's have a look now at the scene in the iranian city of ahvaz, where thousands of people have gathered. as roger said, the funeral procession are now gathering pace, started yesterday. this will take place here. we have seen the mourners ci’oss over the place here. we have seen the mourners cross over the str

good have you with us, james king. thank you so much. james king there. that is it that this week.. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the us president donald trump has defended his decision to have an iranian military leader killed in a us air strike. iran has warned that it will avenge the attack, which took place in baghdad yesterday. president trump says qassem soleimani was killed to stop him carrying out attacks on american targets, and claims it has ended a reign of terror. qasem soleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the past 20 years. what the united states did past 20 years. what the united states d id yesterday past 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. a lot of lives would have been saved. just recently qasem soleimani led the brutal repression of protesters in iran, where more than 1000 innocent civilians were tortured and killed by their own government. we took action last night to stop a war. we did not take action to start a war. australia's prime minister scott

their legal charter from king james was for a grant of land in northern virginia instead they anchored illegally and carved their first community from the sand. laying the foundation of the american character. since the beginning, drinking and taverns have been a much -- as much a part of american life as churches and preachers or lections and politics. glass of beer a bottle of rum or even a dry martini is a silent powerful third-party to many decisions that shape the american story from the american century to the present. and one of the things is ambivalence. there are countries where people drink more and there are countries where people drink less. but there is no other country where we were the strongest country in the world in 1830, outlawed it in 1930, and by 1950 we were back to being up there and now we are on our way back in another direction so we get the medal for ambivalence when it comes to drinking. every century the drinking pendulum swings wildly and that isn't so true in other countries. we are a country of extremes and we love it or hate it. now i will read the long

mediawawatch next james s king joinsns us who wonr leaks illiterate even.investigation into corruption in this is a could be potentially allegedly on. a massive scale and involving the so called princess of angola. selfish self dubbed princess that's right she was it is she is the daughter of the for president of angola expresidentes uncle a dispatch head of. state for almost forty years. on it so but they are exposingng in a in a whole seris of investigative pieces is. not as she allegedly explosions those family ties shell companies and it's ideal. to build an empire and become the continent's wealthiest woman at the age of forty six. i know you remember a couple years back market that paradise papers also. at a massive investigative journalist- journalism exercise with a huge amount of data being leaked. and all of that sort of coordinated by the international critter confederation for investigative journalists at so they don this quite a number of times and they're getting a reputation for.r. being monsters all of coordination when it comes to investiga

james. responding with what would be his final tweet, continuing to move the game forward at king james. . respect, my brother. >> i'm happy to be in any conversation with kobe bryant. one of the all time greatest basketball players. >> today a moment of silence as so many pay their respects on social media. including shaquille o'neal posting on instagram that there are no words to express his pain, calling bryant his brother. fans gathering near the scene, at his home where his two jerseys hang in honor of the athlete. >> you can see some of the people gathered out here to mourn. the ntsb and the faa will investigate into the heavy fog that blanketed the area or other weather factors could have played role in this tragic crash. abc news, calabasas, california. >> we have a team of reporters covering this story. we begin with cornel bernard outside the chase center in san francisco. >> reporter: love, respect and dribble use going out to one of the greats tonight. check this out. warriors at the chase center honoring kobe bryant tonight with this amazing picture here in the the plaza. a le

it says king james wrote mamba for life. mamba of course kobe's income name. king james wrote mamba for life on his shoes as he chance to pass kobe brine for third on the all-time scoring list. that happening just yesterday. and kobe brine has died today. bob ryan, award winning sports writer with us now. work stunning news today. your reaction to the nba, to the world losing a legend like this? >> any time a person of extreme magnitude dies, the community, whether it is the arts, politics, entertainment, in this case sports grieves collectively. i am sitting here feeling very sad. i am very, very sad. i was not a personal friend of kobe bryant. interviewed him as a professional, but did not have a relationship. that he did flatter me once. in a very brief moment in which i was -- i just recalled. but i was a fan of his as obviously. who couldn't be as a basketball person? then one of my first thoughts was, oh, boy, this was going to be the year of his induction into the basketball hall of fame. he will go -- his name. he will now go into it with kevin garnet a

morning after lebron james passed him for third on the all-time scoring list after which kobe sent out his final public words on twitter. twitter. continuing to move the game forward, king james, with much respect, my brother. over his career in retirement, kobe was known as a doting family man and father. with the loss of his 13-year- old daughter, he leaves behind three other girls and his wife, vanessa. kobe bryant dad at the age of 41. >> tonight is for colby. [ cheers and applause ] >> the grammys open with a performance from lizzo, who paid her respect to kobe bryant and the host, alicia keys, was joined by boyz ii men to sing a song in his honor. >> we have much more in kobe bryant, his life and legacy on our website, ktvu.com and on our ktvu news app. >>> it's 4:35 and there is a new political poll showing joe biden in the lead for the nomination. the latest abc news washington post poll shows biden has 34% support among registered voters certain to vote in their state primary or caucus. bernie sanders has 22% and elizabeth warren, 14%. up next, mike bloomberg at 7% and andrew yang at 6% and pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar at 4% support. >>> they are some of th

james. bryant responding with what would be his final tweet, continuing to move the game forward at king jamesch respect, my brother. >> i'm happy just to be in any conversation with kobe bryant, one of the all-time greatest basketball players ever played. >> reporter: today a moment of silence at this nba game as so many pay their respects on social media including shaquille o'neal posting on instagram that there are no words to express his pain, calling bryant his brother. fans gathering near the scene at his home and at the staple center where kobe's two jerseys hang in honor of the iconic athlete. and out here at the scene you can see just some of the people gathered out here to mourn. the ntsb and the faa will investigate, looking into whether the heavy fog that blanketed this area or other weather factors could have played a role in this tragic crash. marci gonzalez, abc news, calabasas, california. >> abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is live at chase center where he talked to sports fans who agreed kobe bryant was an all-time basketball great. cornell? >> reporter: eric, so much sadne

known as king james had the chance to steal a mansion on his illustrious prita. and he did just that le bron moved into 3rd in the n.b.a.'s all time scoring list kobe himself was quick to pay tribute to the achievements. he tweeted continuing to move the game forward king james much respect my brother this season le bron has pulled the full medical partnership with anthony davis and it looks like the l.a. franchise has a real shot to the 1st championship since 2010 when kobe got them to the title and the brawn clearly respects the form a lake of accomplishment i got drafted i still just admire him you know seen what he was able to accomplish when a championships haven't you know be early in his career were you know he learned from miss is that he had a series against you tall and he just used that as motivation and got better and better and better to him when a multiple championships and continue to him aren't you at my school right le bron's lakers may have lost on saturday but this was clearly a night to cherish for him he now has 33655 points 12 more than the

on saturday however with the lakers taking on the philadelphia 76 is the man known as king james had the chance to steal a mansion on his illustrious pre-disaster. and he did just that lebron moved into 3rd in the n.b.a.'s all time scoring list kobe himself was quick to pay tribute to the achievements. he tweeted continuing to move the game forward king james much respect my brother time but that respect is clearly reciprocated by le bron i got drafted are still just some are damn you know seen what he was able to accomplish when a championships haven't you know be early in his career were you know he learned from miss is that he had a series against utah and he just used that as motivation and got better and better and better liberal as late as may. have lost on saturday but this was clearly a night you cherish for him he now has 33655 points 12 more than the legend he used to look up to so hello molly. the fairytale run at the australian open for 15 year old coco golf has come to an end the american has been knocked out in the 4th round golf won the 1st set but makes $48.00 unforce

james. bryant's final tweet, highlighting his sportsmanship. tweeting to lebron to say, "continue to move the game forward. king james, much respect, my brother." lebron speaking about kobe just yesterday. >> i'm happy just to be in any conversation with kobe bean bryant. one of the all-time greatest basketball players to ever play, one of the all-time greatest lakers. the man got two jerseys hanging up in staples center. it's just crazy. >> reporter: but bryant also in 2003, he wacharged with t. sexual assault. that case settled out of court. the charges dropped. but his goals extended way beyond the hardwood. >> if basketball is the best thing i've done in my life, then i've failed. >> reporter: bryant winning an oscar in 2018 for his short film "dear basketball." players across the country today learning of the tragic news as it broke midgame. a memorial outside the staples center growing tonight. recently, bryant talked about how his daughter gianna had reignited his passion for the game. the pair seen here at a recent nets game in brooklyn, talking about the game they both loved. tom, hundreds of people ha

lebron james, the king, on his own sneakers, having mamba for life. lebron james, not someone who you often see celebrating other players. and kobe bryant was known, not to just be a fierce competitor against players on other teams. he pushed his own teammates. to see unprompted lebron james stand up as a laker and honor kobe bryant, it speaks to what a leader he really was. >> as he surpassed kobe bryant's record. >> kobe, first one to tweet about it. >> rolling coverage, i know the control room doesn't like that, but if we can pull up the piece of sound, where kobe bryant is reflecting about gianna, that would be great. first, i want to read this tweet that was put out by the academy. again, the mamba sports academy. they say this. they doubted a kid could make it in the nba, and he proved them wrong. they doubted he could win a championship, and he proved them wrong. they doubted he could make movies, and he won an oscar. like all great artists, kobe bryant proved the doubters wrong. rest in peace. that is from the mamba sports academy. we're going

trail when all hope fell on the highway to hell i prayed for you ♪ ♪ i kept my faith like that old king james to love me like you do graceful eyes to see me through ♪ ♪ a smile that steals me a heart that heals me ♪ ♪ a touch that kills me too baby, you're perfect ♪ ♪ i guess the good lord heard it ♪ ♪ 'cause every single day before i knew your name ♪ ♪ i couldn't see your face but i prayed for you ♪ ♪ every heartbreak trail when all hope fell on the highway to hell i prayed for you ♪ ♪ i kept my faith like that old king james said i'm supposed to ♪ ♪ it's hard to imagine bigger than i could fathom ♪ ♪ i didn't know you from adam but i prayed for you ♪ ♪ ♪ every single day before i knew your name ♪ ♪ i couldn't see your face but i prayed for you ♪ ♪ every taillight fade in the good-bye rain girl even today i prayed for you ♪ ♪ i kept my faith like that old king james said i'm supposed to ♪ ♪ it's hard to imagine bigger than i could fathom ♪ ♪ i didn't know you from adam but i prayed for you ♪ ♪ i prayed for you baby, oh, yes, i did ♪ ♪ i prayed for you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> "gma's" co

where koby grew up philly bryant's last tweet instagram post before the crash paid homage to james on to number 2 king james koby road keep growing the gameand charting the path for the next. you can say with kron 4 for ntinuing coverage of the deadly crashes we rememb kobe bryant and the 8 other peoplewho lost their lives. we have more reaction plus the latest on the investigation. that's an kron 4 dot com. >>and another big ory we're following nationwide 5 cases of the corona vir have been confirmed 2 of them and southern california, no cases have been repoed in the ba area. but health officials here not taking anchances in safrancisco today, mayor london breed said the city has activated. the emergency operation center to deal wi communicatns between diffrent agencies in the city and the cdc. sfo officials they say there are no flights coming in from ohio rit now but airport screenings are ongoing. >>at thistime residents of e bay area are at low risk of boming inected with this new novel corona virus. unless they have been recently to hand china. 4 have come into contact with somebody who's that a

james as he surpassed bryant's scoring record. saturday, 10:39 p.m., bryant tweeted continuing to move the game forward, king james.y brother. number 33,644. the number of baskets james had just made. and james saying, i literally just heard your voice sunday morning. didn't think for one bit in a million years that would be the last conversation we'd have. wtf. i'm heart broken, and devastated, my brother. bryant began his sunday in prayer. >> he was quite a man of faith. >> too early for mass, he went to the prayer chapel before 7:00 a.m. at a church in newport beach. >> he came here as a person of faith and prayed along with the rest of us. >> then he headed off to be there on a big day for gianna. it was supposed to be the first day of her tournament at the mamba academy. they took this helicopter. this shows their chopper as they flew in dangerously cloudy conditions. the aircraft was flying so low, air traffic control said they couldn't follow its path on radar. before 10:00 a.m., it crashed, in an area investigators call a logistical nightmare. all nine people onboard perished. the bryants, a basketball coac

jillian: sent out a tweet congratulating him, continuing to move the game forward king james, much respectu see the 33,643 points, that's what was able to surpass him on third all-time scoring list. brian: one of the most respected writers in the nba said she called michael jordan, michael jordan said i'm too emotional the comment, charles barkley said i left my phone, went to a movie, felt sadness and when i got the news -- >> we can't let the segment going how mentor he's been to athletes, daughter, -- >> i'm playing for you con, you don't have a son to leave your legacy, it's going to be my daughters, tell my daughter that. jillian: she was next to him and said, i go this. >> he was coaching one of those games. jillian: 41 year's old. brian: makes no sense. rob: brian, thanks for coming on early. brian: no problem, see you in a little while. rob: we will be right back. rob: welcome back, the fbi assisting the faa in the deadly helicopter crash that killed basketball legend kobe bryant, the chopper was flying through thick marine and at the time lapd had grounded its aircraft because of

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emerged at a time when public schools were very protestant in nature, students would read from the king jamesbible and there was mounting fear that the rise of catholic school system mainly focused on catholic immigrants was important to a lot of public officials of the blade amendment while it fail this constitutional amendment was picked up by 30 states including montana and that brings us to this case. shannon: let's take a look at that, 37 states with provisions and laws that bar public funding for schools and churches. did you get a feeling at all from the arguments were heard what the supreme court will decide? the decision coming down this summer. >> probably in july based on oral arguments yesterday. and those oral arguments we heard some compelling statements from brett cavanagh who went to the fact that this has its origins in this blade amendment that he called the grotesque episode in anti-catholic bigotry but more important reference was the 2017 case, trinity lutheran that established certainly in the supreme court's eyes 7-to that public funding can go to religious institutions

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jane king live at the nasdaq with these stories and more happy new year jamie james happy new year to you too and americans likely to pay an average of 2.60 a gallon in 2020 a that's for regular unleaded that's according to the fuel savings at gasbuddy in their annual forecast on the whole driver's haven't paid more than 3 bucks nationwide. >>since 2014 surprise is that your average 3.36 aaa though says the current average in san francisco is 3.65 a gallon, well drugmakers including bristol-myers squibb pfizer and biogen high prices on drugs smitty drugs for the new year, including lifesaving cancer and hiv medicines. healthcare research from 3 axis advisors says there are 250 different drugs that went up in price nearly all of the increases were below 10% and california is the top state for vegan food delivery that's according to grub hub. it says california was only beaten by new york for begin delivery. other top states for being in nevada oregon and pennsylvania. and today will be an epic day of return gps says it expects to return 1.9 million packages today that's a record. they'

and the king family also believe james earl ray was innocent it only took the jury one hour to come back with a verdict that said jack hours along with government agencies had killed dr king but that wasn't enough for the new york times so they said the trial was stupid. the reporters even went out of their way to mention more than once that one of the jurors had nodded off at one point because the true indicator of a real trial is how exciting it is whether it has your nipples hard you know that that's what matters do you understand how boring as most trials are i phone a c. 10 times trying to watch the impeachment trial of our president. i've also pissed myself twice vomited want to myself 13 times but i know the new york times is a dumpster fire now it was a dumpster fire back in 1999 so the question now is. why did our government decide martin luther king had to be taken out well it wasn't just his work with civil rights in the final year of his life martin luther king began speaking out strongly against vietnam against militarism against t

very quickly is the king james bible that came to dominate and it resonates throughout history. it's been a great fund of frederick down through the centuries. we often hear martin luther king quoting the proposition of the declaration of independence as a promissory note. a very powerful sentiment, but the main element of martin luther king's rhetoric and what made it so powerful wasn't thomas jefferson, it was amos, matthew and from the bible we get the key aspects of the national identity. one is that we are a chosen people were apeople were as line modestly and perhaps more appropriately, you get the idea that we are living in a promised land and you get the idea o of a covenant that goes back to the old testament. first is the competent than the settlers come pretty much every time they find a new town and every time they start a new church there is a covenant. there is a written document setting out the rules. and the most important in our country is the anchor of the sovereignty which is the u.s. constitution which gives a a limited government and goes back to this notion

continuing to move the game ford at king james. much respect, my brother. >> i'm happy to be just in any conversation with kobe bean bryant. >> reporter: inside the staples center where kobe spent his storied career, stars at the grammys paying tribute. ♪ fans gathered outside. and fellow nba greats honoring bryant on social media. shaquille o'neal posting on instagram that there are no words to express his pain calling bryant his brother. michael jordan echoing that writing "i am in shock calling bryant a fierce competitor, one of the greats of the game and a creative force." the ntsb is now investigating the crash looking into the helicopter's maintenance records to see if they can determine a cause. meanwhile here in los angeles, buildings lighting up in purple and gold to honor the athlete. in calabasas, california, romina pugga. >> we've seen tributes from all over the world, even from organizations that rival the lakers and 40 play them several times a year. >> reporter: yes, eric. fellow athletes, coaches, and even team owne

kobe bryant's last tweet last night lebron james passed to beat third place in all-time scoring list and kobe tweeted out continuing to move the game forward, kinges, much respect, my brother, number 33644 for points, shows you how close the competitors are and what type of humanity they have, howard kurtz joins us now, howard, we saw the magic of kobe bryant on the boards, you saw the artistry and the athleticism and the grace and the power and the ability to do what he did just -- just captivated this country and really raised the game of basketball to the popularity that it is today. >> that's well put, eric, i could go on and on about kobe bryant's incredible accomplishments, 5 nba championships, 18-time all-star but i think also he transcended basketball and transcended professional sports in terms of one of the guys everybody newbie one name, kobe, he had a certain charisma, he was a bigger star probably because he played in los angeles and so there are lots of great athletes but there are a few who kind of become almost like a cultural touch tone as i believe kobe bryant did. >> as a cultural touch stone, he won an oscar, talk about that

king and james brown. the truth is i think the message was fascinating this fight with muhammad ali took place in kinshasa. and was broadcast globally fucking shot so this is what's interesting because today we forget that there was already this african renaissance piece this is does this isn't all through also because i don't think. it. was this is to go from a cultural political point of view the 1960 s. and seventy's put africa on the global map to say yes we are here now but then it all fell apart. the. after the rumble in the jungle reality quickly caught up with congo mobutu's power clique looted the country together with european and us corporations the people could only look on helplessly . the eclectic sound of rumba provided relief in that dismal everyday life kinshasa papa wemba became a big star of the 2nd generation of rum but in congo. we built the radio my father sang with papa wemba he was in his band. i remember papa wemba myself i met him for the 1st time in kinshasa we even spoke to each

on the all time scoring list, after which fina on twitter, continuing to move the game forward, king james. much respect, my brother. over his career and in retirement kobe was known as a doting family man and father, and with the loss of his 13- year-old daughter, he leaves behind three other girls and his wife, vanessa. kobe bryant dead at the age of 41. >>> back east republicans are resuming their defense of president trump this afternoon as the senate impeachment trial enters day 6. this comes after the drafts of a new book from john bolton appears to cricket claims about ukraine from the president >> reporter: former national security advisor john bolton didn't say anything on the way out of his house this morning, but democrats say his new book's manuscript says itthe im >> the senators ought to hear this witness firsthand. they ought to evaluate his credibility. >> reporter: according to the new york times his up coming book says president trump told him about plans to continue to withhold military aid to ukraine until they helped with an investigation into the bidens. president tru

honor lebron james, after he passed bryant to take over the third spot on the nba's all-time scoring list. kobe bryant tweeted this. continue i continuing to move the game forward, kinger kingmuch respect, my brother. he wore shoes honoring bryant that said mamba for life, a revens to bryant's nickname there. james often talked about how much he looked up to bryant. here is what james said after last night's game. >> in 2001, the all-star game was in philly. that saturday, me and maverick drove to the intercontinental and he gave me a pair of his shoes which i end up wearing that following night. it was the red white and blue kobe's. i was a 15 and he was a 14, and i wore them anyways. and i sat and just talked to him for a little bit. he gave me the shoes. i rocked them in the game and it was the same night that we played oak hill against melo. and then i saw what he was able to do the very next night winning mvp here in philly. now i'm here in the lakers uniform in philadelphia, where he's from, where one of the first time i ever met him, gave me the shoes. it's surreal. it doesn't make no sense. but the universe just puts things in your life and when you -- i guess when

and with that shot lebron james became number three on the nba's all-time scoring list, surpassing lakers great kobe bryant. that basket giving kingred points. he now only trails karl malone and kareem abdul-jabbar. it will take lebron another almost 5,000 points to get to number one. but still. >> and they're all lakers, all those names. karl malone played with the jazz, then ended his career with the lakers. >> given the amount of time left in his career he'll probably get to that? >> maybe. >> i was told there wouldn't be math here, dan. >>> now to some other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now the president's defense lawyers for donald trump beginning their opening arguments at the impeachment trial on saturday attacking the democrats saying the president did nothing wrong. they didn't however address the tape obtained exclusively by abc news showing the president and indicted rudy giuliani associate lev parnas discussing ukraine. >>> and a new coronavirus in the u.s. bringing the total to three as efforts intensify to fight the dangerous illness that is spreading around the world. in china, the death

he congratulated lebron james for passing him on the all-time nba scoring list. his instagram post said, quote, on to number two, kingwing the game and charting the path for the next. graceful. after hearing news of bryant's death, lebron james you're seeing here visibly upset today as the lakers returned to los angeles from new york. >> and he talked about what bryant meant to him and to the game just yesterday before news of bryant's death. listen to the key lesson he says he learned from bryant as a teenage fan. >> when i was a kid, i was in high school. i was growing up when kobe came into the league. it wasn't a dream of mine to come straight from high school at that point in time to the nba but i was, like, wow, a 17-year-old, 18-year-old kid being able to make that leap, that's pretty damn cool. and as i started playing more ball and i went into high school, the things he was doing on the floor i admired and i wanted to be a part of. i went to abcd camp. and he came and talked to all the kids that was there. and i happened to be one of the kids that was there. and i was just listening. i was just trying to soa

kobe said continuing to move the game forward king james, much respect my brother. #33644. of course, the number that surpassed him. here is a lebron coming back from the history-making game after learning the tragic news emotional seen crying and being comforted on the tarmac. nba star andre iguodala from the memphis grizzlies joins me now on the phone. thank you, andre for joining me. condolences to you and the entire league on such a tri tremendously devastating lose. is it settling in? have you processed what is happening? how are you handling everything? >> it's been an interesting day. thanks for having me on on behalf of the nba player's association we're all sending our condolences to vanessa and the family. this is a really tough loss. this is like our princess sigh d -- dianna or jfk for the rest of your life you'll know what you were doing or where you were at or what is going on in your mind when you found the news of someone that meant so much to all of us. this one hit home. >> where were you when you learned the news andre iguodala? you must have been stunned

james stopping to high five the little girl and the lakers beat the houston rockets on saturday. quickly going viral, this video. and that is not his only surprise. in new york city yesterday king james surprised teams at a harlem ymca with a free bike share membership part of his new partnership with lyft to help communities in need. >> nice to see him give back. >>> 6:26 now. next on "today in the bay," the senate impeachment trial kicks into high gear with opening arguments. coming up next, the strong words from chief john roberts late last night to both sides. >>> back to breaking news that we're covering this morning in livermore. an officer-involved shooting near interstate 580. up next, a live report. >>> and a question sure to get a lot of drivers talking, are you willing to trade one lane on the bay bridge for buses? still ahead, how you could get in on this debate. 6:27. you're watching "today in the bay." tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-pro

james. bryant's final tweet highlighting his sportsmanship, tweeting to lebron to say, continue to move the game forward, kinger. lebron speaking about kobe -- >> i'm happy just to be in any conversation with kobe bryant, one of the all time greatest basketball players ever played, one of the all time greatest lakers. the man got two jerseys hanging up in staples center. it's just crazy. >> reporter: bryant also made headlines off the court. in 2003 he was charged with sexual assault. that case settled out of court and the charges dropped. his goals extended way beyond the hardwood. >> if basketball is the best thing i've done in my life, then i've failed. >> reporter: bryant winning an oscar in 2018 for his short film "dear basketball." players across the country learning of that tragic news as it broke mid-game. a memorial outside staple center growing. recently bryant talked about how his daughter gianna had reignited his passion for the game, the pair seen here at a recent nets game in brooklyn talking about the game they both loved. this is a city that loves him. every single screen that you can see, if

continuing to move the game forward at king james. much respect, my brother.e hash tag of the total points. this was someone that continually was moving the game forward himself, someone that was an inspiration to not just the players around the nba but, of course, countless others across the world. these are absolutely tragic details, and even on a personal note as someone who grew up playing basketball, getting all the way up to the big 10 level, the mentality that he cemented and made his signature of that hard work ethic is something that's been instilled in me, always been instilled in other countless basketball players around the world, and obviously this is devastating news not just because of kobe bryant but the others on board as well. we'll continue to follow it on our end and we'll push for more details we're trying to confirm right now, and once we get those, i'll be sure to get them to you as quickly as possible, fred. >> and omar, while you're reporting on it, you just revealed you are a big fan, we're all big fans of kobe bryant, watching him. t

kobe waited quote continuing to move the game forward at king james, much respected brother with thes arm. numbers that is being retweeted and commented on across the globe. indication of the generosity, the kindness of kobe bryant. >> and lum braun had something to say about that, he said at school to know the of one of the all-time greats that ever played this game and admired to be like on the floor, you don't have that much time to play this game if you're able to be remembered for the great things you did the positive things you did, making people feel great about the things you did is a pretty cool thing. a lot of people took that quote to say he was comparing kobe to michael. it was just showing the way kobe -- once he realized he lost that he wanted to be that bridge for the next batch of nba players to be great. arthel: . eric: did you deal with him? how often did you deal with him? did you see what he was like on the court but off the court in your personal interactions? jim has been very emotional this afternoon and spectacular in his remembrances and thoughts of this man