joe henry:"this takes us back 50 to 60 years. na whole community."he wants everyone in the community, all races, to stand up against hate.joe henry:"these hateful messages are just going to continue when good people don't speak up. this is a very important time." ( marty ) that was laura terrell reporting for us this still ahead on the kron 4 news weekend... a sweet treat for the end of summer.... vicki liviakis gives us a taste of "vice cream" in this week's edition of dine and dish. live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ice cream is known to bring smiles to the faces of kids as well as adults. this morning dine and dish - vicki liviakis gives us a taste of the wicked new treat called "vice cream" that's on a sweet mission. cold decadent deliciousness. few can resist. "there's ice cream and then there's vice cream. ".. have an afternoon delight" meet the man behind vice cream - dan schoor - a believer in ice cream and humor as good medicine... "it's called cream-oh-therapy...it's supposed to be fun." with tonigue-in-che

joe henry:"this takes us back 50 to 60 years. his takes us back to lynchings, blaming a whole community."he wants everyone in the community, all races, to stand up against hate.joe henry:"these hateful messages are just going to continue when good people don't speak up. this is a very important time." (justine) that was laura terrell reporting. iowa governor kim reynolds says he's been getting pictures of graffiti on des moines' southside, reading "deport illegals". after voicing his concern, he says he's had to block more than 900 people. (justine) and -- one girl is flying high for her dream. look at how opurtunity to dream job for the day. <"i'm interested in solving this dumpster fire of a presidency.">(jrstone) stormey daniels attorney has been speaking in vegas about potentially running for the 20-20 u-s presidential election. the latest on his tour of early-voting states... after the break (justine) the missouri attorney general is suing duck boat owners after a fatal accident. attorney general josh hawley is going after br

joe henry:"my facebook page started filling up with a lot of hateful messages," joe henry of the leaguein american citizens posted this picture of graffiti on des moines' southside, reading "deport illegals".after voicing his concern, he says he's had to block more than 900 people.joe henry:"who have attacked me, and the latino community, using very racist, actually using neo-nazi, white supremacist symbols."earlier this week, a white supremacist group paid for robocalls here in iowa,citing mollie tibbetts' murder and calling for violence against latinos ...robocall:"she was stabbed to death by an invader from mexico."henry says governor kim reynolds is partially to blame for using the term "illegal immigration" following tibbetts' death.joe henry:"i'm sure she knew, that attacking immigrants would also then attack latinos, because we are connected to the immigrant community.'gov. kim reynolds:"that's just not the case, and i'm sorry that he this is not about politics. it's not about targeting them." but governor reynolds says her statement aligns with what she's said for years and that

joe henry:"my facebook page started filling up with a lot of hateful messages," joe henry of the league of united latin american citizens posted this picture of graffiti on des moines' southside, reading "deport illegals".after voicing his concern, he says he's had to block more than 900 people.joe henry:"who have attacked me, and the latino community, using very racist, actually using neo-nazi, white supremacist symbols."earlier this week, a white supremacist group paid for robocalls here in iowa,citing mollie tibbetts' murder and calling for violence against latinos ...robocall:"she was stabbed to death by an invader from mexico."henry says governor kim reynolds is partially to blame for using the term "illegal immigration" following tibbetts' death.joe henry:"i'm sure she knew, that attacking immigrants would also then attack latinos, because we are connected to the immigrant community.'gov. kim reynolds:"that's just not the case, and i'm sorry that he feels that way. this is not about politics. it's not about targeting them."but governor reynolds says her statement aligns with what

joe henry tambiÉn asegurÓ que la muerte de tÍbet ha sido utilizada con fines polÍticos y que la gobernadoraa comunidad inmigrante latina. " este no es el caso, lamento mucho que Él se sienta de esa manera. esto no es acerca de polÍtica y no los estoy atacando" el primero en salir en defensa fue padre de molly tÍbet que volviÓ a reiterar en una columna de opiniÓn que no estÁ de acuerdo con que la muerte de su hija se utilice con fines polÍticos. en la columna pÚblica del periÓdico tÍbet dice aliento debaten sobre inmigraciÓn. hay un gran mÉrito. no se apropien del alma de molly en los puntos de vista que ella creÍa que eran profundamente racistas. ella seguirÁ definiendo el tema de una reforma migratoria. en chicago, viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. >> fumar marihuana en las calles de nueva york ya no serÁ castigado con una detenciÓn en la mayorÍa de los casos. muchos padres se oponen al esta nueva medida autorizada por el alcalde de la ciudad. la decisiÓn se tomó tras un anÁlisis creado por la fiscalÍa de manhattan y la policÍa. >> la mayorÍa de los arrestos por consumo de marihuana serÁn cosa del

joe henry:"this takes us back 50 to 60 years. this takes us back to lynchings, blaming a whole community."he wants everyone in the community, all races, to stand up against hate.joe henry:"these hateful messages are just going to continue when good people don't speak up. this is a very important time." ( james ) that was laura terrell reporting for us this morning. ( james ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a south bay mural is painted over and now the community is demanding answers. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the temperatures for your labor day will continue to warm inland with highs away from the water in the upper 80's and low 90's. up and down the coast expect 50's and 60's with 70's along the bay itself. skies will remain sunny and dry with air quality impacts from wildfires continuing to burn to the north. expect continually warm conditions for the week ahead. ( james ) i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... some peopl

joe henry, a local latino leader, is worried about the troubling climate in this part of the country.al media and in neighborhoods. >> a person came in from mexico illegally and killed her. we need the wall. we need our immigration laws changed. >> reporter: some conservatives remain firm in blaming current immigration laws for the fate of this promising 20-year-old. but her father insists mollie was nobody's victim. do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. nor is she a pawn in others' debate. the words of a father still in mourning. what do the people there in brooklyn, iowa, have to say? my colleague spent some time there speaking to folks. he found out that according to a small sampling of people there, many folks are largely supportive of an immigrant's role in that community. after all, they hold a very important role when it comes to the farming economy. however, many of them did support, of course, them having legal status and also many of them did support making e-verify a requirement for these employers, which is basically a gov

a number of tributes were paid, including by meghan mccain, joe lieberman, henry kissinger, george we will have more of this at 6pm. he is said to be buried tomorrow in maryland. let's find out what is happening in the world of sport, crossing over to the bbc sports centre. liverpool are one of two teams at the top of the premier league this evening after maintaining their perfect start to the season with a 2—1win over leicester. there was a nervy finish though at after their brazilian goalkeeper alisson, signed for a record fee, gifted the home side a lifeline. as alex gulragani reports. right now, he has every reason to be smiling, a perfect start for liverpool already into their flow. against leicester, that running would continue even with him off target early on. here is one part of the famous directory and read, and while one is firing, the other pick up while one is firing, the other pick up the slack. the final part of that trio wanted in on the act, he doubles liverpool's lead as the... but they did not make it easy for themselves, leicester group... until they were gifted o

i listened to joe lieberman and henry kissinger, and president obama talk about who john was, and what he brought to america, and the cause that john mccain fought tirelessly for throughout his life, what he sacrificed for. i'm telling you. that's what i heard. yeah, there are some political comments made, but by and large, it was a tribute to john mccain and that was fitting and proper that's basically what the message was. john mccain is an extraordinary individual, and he is irreplaceable in the united states senate because of what his history was, what his background was, what he focused on. we all knew john was going to, you know, was going to pass, and we knew it was inevitable, and last week, you know, it came to fruition. it was very sad, very sober, but it can be very uplifting if we listen to john's words. let me just read because this is the best way to summarize this from john's own farewell address. the last paragraph. do not despair our difficulties, but believe always in the promise and greatness of america because nothing is ineligible here. americans never quit. we nev

we'll hear a tribute from joe lieberman later on as well as henry kissinger who shared a story. senator mccain told esquire for example that he add meyemires h kissinger for his ability to present his view of the world in an interesting way. there was a moment where kissinger was giving congressional testimony earlier this year, chris, when john mccain was already back in arizona. kissinger was speaking to members of congress and telling a story about how he was actually in vietnam, he was in hanoi the day that john mccain was released. he said there was an offer to get john mccain on his plane to take him back home and henry kissinger turned it down because it would have given him special treatment, it would have gone out of order for example, and mccain came up to him after when they were both at the white house and senator mccain said to henry kissinger, thank you for saving my honor. there's going to be music, songs that you will recognize, songs of patriotism, the national cathedral said this will be a patriotic service. there's nothing john mccain loved more besides his fa

henry kissinger is talking. we have notable pallbearers, including joe biden and war reason betty and michael bloomberg. is expected to go on for another 40 minutes or so. it is tough to tell exactly because they are slightly behind schedule. but this is henry kissinger. we heard from meghan mccain and joe lieberman. >> it is shipping to watch. and you talked about the bipartisanship and how senator john mccain planned this down to the tt is interesting to see how the speaker don't roll off each other. from this point on, what does the day look like into tomorrow as we behind the final ceremonies? >> >> reporter: from here they'll go to the funeral home. but final ceremony is tomorrow at the naval academy where he'll be buried next to his dear friend and naval academy classmate chuck -- that is the only private ceremony. he had a funeral at the north phoenix bat sift church on thursday and he died in state in the arizona state capitol. he lied in state yesterday and the u.s. capitol rotunda and taken here this morning. and they made a stop at the vietnam veterans' memorial and laid a wreath. but tomorro

was let's say the four runner for what the republican party has become joe lieberman who in fact did give a tribute just before dr henry kissinger here but alexander i'd like to come back to you because we've heard a lot of tributes from high profile people but what are ordinary people in washington saying how do they remember john mccain. many people told me they will remember he. war hero a patriot someone who believed in what he did and someone who was respectful respectful to our viewers also told me that they believe. that he believes believing in bipartisanship will be very important now in this times of tribal partisanship but as i said they believe that he's passing and what he stood for marks in iraq all right and finally alexander what's to happen later today and of course tomorrow. tomorrow senator john mccain will be laid to rest in a private ceremony at the naval academy symmetry in the now police and as i said this will be a very private ceremony and his family and family members and his close friends will attend this ceremony and we can't assume that it could be the most emotional moment of the of the na

other speakers included joe lieberman and former secretary of state henry kissinger.ill be laid to rest at the united states naval academy in maryland. the republican war hero died last saturday after a year-long battle with brain cancer. he was 81 years old. >> i think it is unfair with this whole redistricting thing they are doing in north carolina. how unfair is that? how does that work? you have gone through primaries, most of you have, it has been distracted for many years and now you have to redraw lines, having a district even though you won the primary in another district? eboni: donald trump firing up the crowd at a fundraiser last night, slamming a recent ruling on redistricting as, quote, unfair. this comes as the gop is fighting to defend its majorities in congress with dozens of seats at risk. we will bring in our political panel, brad miller is a former democratic congressman, and the conservative activists financial expert and small business owner. thank you for joining us. let's start with the court's ruling about the redistricting in north carolina. w

joe lieberman. now we'll hear from former secretary of state dr. henry kissinger. 95 years old, henry kissinger. his watch just a bit shorter. >>> our country has had the good fortune that at times of national trial a few great personalities have emerged to remind us of our essential unity and inspire us to fulfill our sustaining values. john mccain was one of those gifts of destiny. april 1973.for the first time in and at a white house reinterception for prisoners returned from captivity in vietnam. he had been much on my mind during the negotiations to end the vietnam war. partly also because his father then commander in chief of the pacific command when briefing the president answered references to his son by saying only i pray for him. in the mccain's family, national service was its own reward. they did not allow for special treatment. i thought of that when his vietnamese captives during the final phase of negotiations offered to release john so that he could return with me on the official plane that had brought me to hanoi. against all my instincts, i thanked him for the offer but refused

joe castro al-jazeera washington. this is al-jazeera these are the. henri's israeli forces in the occupied west bank of cleared a camp for activists beside a bed when a village which is due to be demolished israel's top court approved the destruction of the village of qana last week it is expected the land will be used for more illegal settler homes sorry for serbs is reporting from. the people of qana since the early hours of wednesday morning of knowing that at any time israeli forces could move in here and start to demolish their village one hundred eighty villages who live in this bedouin village in the occupied west bank while at five am this morning israeli forces did move in but they didn't come here and start invading this village they stayed on the outskirts of the village an area where there are a few temporary structures that have been put up by activists in solidarity they declared that a military zone they prevented any access to anyone else as they demolished those structures and took them away millions of people in the eastern united states are

i thought as i was watching the speakers, you had joe lieberman, first in his family to go to college. henrysinger. george w. bush, the other side of the spectrum, the son of a president from a distinguished family, obviously, and barack obama, the african american son of a single mother basically and raised by her and by his grandparents. you thought, you know, this is america. right? and that's pretty amazing. these four people rise to the top along with john mccain, different points of view. different backgrounds, all honoring john mccain and honoring the country, really. >> yeah. and notably not there to honor john mccain, president trump and his name, of course, never mentioned, but as you just heard, there were many references to him. certainly the decision not to invite the sitting president of the united states was going to make trump an issue. were you comfortable with the degree of politics and the way it played a part in today'ser is mo mo moanny? >> it appealed to the best of our traditions. you know, maybe in a little bit of a sentimental way. that's what you would expect at a f

other speakers include his daughter megan and joe lieberman and former secretary of state henry kissinger. i want to get to ryan nobles, mourners are arriving. ryan, ki see the very long line of people who are waiting to get if. describe the scene. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, dana. this line started forming early this morning around 6:30. keep in mind, these are all invited guests, hand picked by senator mccain and his guests to be at this service. this line is massive. it wraps around the block here, which is an enormous campus here in washington, d.c. that is described as solemn. we seen a lot of notable dignitaries, leon panetta, the former president of mexico vincente fox. each one will have a chance to go in and be there to pay their final respects to senator mccain. we mentioned. we talked many times, this was a hand pecked group, part of this me lick i ticklously planned funeral. dana. >> ryan, thank you so much. here with me is cnn's political analyst, gloria borger. your thoughts right now. >> my thoughts are as i look at that lean of people, what's remarkable to me it's bip

joe biden. i remember standing next to congressman henry hyde, the chairman of the judiciary committee, re-authorizing the vote -- the violence against women act. standing next to republicans and democrats to do this. why can we do it now? therefore when we ignore an extraordinary movement such as the me too movement by not re-authorizing a strengthened and improved vawa that meets today's challenges we have failed the nation. if we do not defeat this previous question, we're telling all of our constituents and all of those stake holders and those women's centers like the houston area women's center who is waiting for this to be re-authorized who is a place of refuge for women fleeing all kinds of violence that rely heavily on vawa and all those who care about protecting women, men, and children's rights against violence that we co-not care. on july 26, 201, i introduced h.r. 6545, vawa 2018 a compromise version with modest improvements because i'm committed to passing a bipartisan re-authorization they have violence against women act. isefully we can do more that tailored to appeal to members across

henry with what happens next and but breaking news. >> the times of northwest indiana just posted a story on its website saying joe donnelly, the moderate democrats facing a tough reelection in indiana this morning before this breaking news said he would vote no on brett kavanaugh, he's not telling the local newspaper he will reserve judgment and wait to see what the fbi says and maybe could get to yes. this is a signal of the high-stakes situation going on for the white house, the president ordered the fbi to order a supplement a background check which is a big risk because brett cavanagh himself testified yesterday, this could open the floodgates to more salacious and unverified allegations. on the plus side this could lock in yes votes from moderate democrats like donnelly and susan collins and could ultimately get him confirmed. the caveat is he could be confirmed as long as the fbi does not find evidence to corroborate doctor ford's allegations, secondly urging of jeff flake, judiciary committee asking the white house to push forward. the judiciary committee said they want it limited to current credible allegations and it must be c

joe lieberman said, well, that's crazy, you know, and mccain said, no, not at all. i'm a republican. you're a democrat. we could give the country something. i also just want to mention one line by henryobama conveyed essentially the same message in different ways, which was about mccain himself and it is a built to look beyond differences and find common grounds around the things that they shared about this country and its fundamental principles and the rebuke that was there of president obama said so much of our politics seem small and mean and petty, trafficking in bombast and insult and phony controversies and manufactured outrage. it's a politics that pretends to be brave but, in fact, is born in fear. john called on us to be bigger than that. he called on us to be better than that. you could not be clearer there. so, you know, and i think that they were playing the role that john mccain wanted them to play in this service. >> yes, they did. dana bash is with us. dana, you were inside the washington national cathedral during this 2 1/2 hour service. take us inside, give us your impressions of what you saw, the reaction, especially surrounding the meghan mccain eulogy. >> well, it

henry adams wrote a novel, "democracy" about washington in the 19th century which was an anonymo anonymous. joe cline. here is something particularly important about who this author is and willie was talking about the process of it. it would be fascinating to know exactly when the conversations with the "new york times" and the author or the author's representatives began. because this reads to me as though there are really two elements to it. one is about donald trump. but the other is, hey, we're trying. and it's a defense of the people who are publicly associated with the administration and i can't help but believe that the death of john mccain, a week ago saturday and the eulogies of someone who put country first, who stood up to donald trump did not have some atmospheric effect here. i don't know that this. and, so, this is purely speculative. stipulate that. but this reads to me like it was written by someone who was either in the national cathedral or watching it and thinking, what are they going to say about me? >> mike, you're agreeing with that. i think all talking to each other on th

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speakers at the funeral included senator mccain's daughter megan, former senator joe lieberman, former secretary of state henry kissinger, and former presidents george w. bush and barack obama.