for sacrificing your life for just your name will always be synonymous with justice also spoke to john george was george's young daughter if you guess he changed the world. you tore this afternoon . he did change the rules since the campaign trail biden has spoken with the victim's family multiple times assuring them that his administration was on the side of justice even appeared to border on justifying the pressure that activists and vandals were putting on the court process the jury heard the evidence carried out their civic duty in the midst of extraordinary moment under extraordinary pressure for so many. it feels like it took all of that. or did you dishes system to deliver just just basic countability naturally the administration's pandering to anti police protesters has radicalized the republican party in the opposite direction so much so that it's now illegal for drivers to run over road blocking protesters in the red state of florida we saw really unprecedented disorder and rioting throughout the summer of 2020 and we said that's not going to happen here in the state of florida and

the family's pain, they are finding purpose, so george's legacy will not be just about his death, but about what we must do in his memory. i also spoke to john, and george's young daughter again. i have said this before, i told her how brave i thought she was. i knelt down and held her hand and i said, daddy is looking down on you. he is so proud. she said to me then, and i will never forget it, daddy changed the world. and i told her this afternoon, daddy did change the world. let that be his legacy, a legacy of peace, nonviolence, and justice, peaceful expression, that legacy is inevitable and appropriate, but violent protest is not. and there are those who seek to exploit the raw emotions of the moment, agitators and extremists who have no interest in social justice, who seek to carry out violence, destroy property, fan the flames of hate and division and who will do everything in their power to stop this country's march toward racial justice. we can't let them succeed. this is a time for this country to come together and unite as americans. there can never be any safe harbor for hate in america. i have said it many times -- the battle fo

reaction to all of this, george is back with us, john lonski. reat barometer on the overall economy like a combined mutual fund. how do you see the significance of its earnings? >> well, it's a real bell cow, as you said, neil. so is microsoft. on the real speculative side, tesla is. i think if you looked at earnings right now, the earnings reaction among market players, it shows that wall street is the cult of what's working now. they're all card-carrying members. and unless someone really blows out earnings like google did, they take the stocks down, they buy in anticipation of the great earnings and sell off after it's done. microsoft sold off, tesla sold off very hard, and i think apple's got to outperform. significantly because the expectations are i high already. it'll be fascinating to watch it play out tonight and in the quarters to come because it is really a reflection on the economy like ge used to be or ibm used to be or coca-cola used to be. neil: you know, if you think, josh, of apple and -- john, of apple and the other tech names,

family's pain their finding purpose so george george's legacy will not be just about his death but about what we must do in his memory i also spoke to john a george will of george's young daughter if you. in a matter last year i've said this before george is sure in rome i told our brave i thought she was and i sort of knelt down a hole or hand and said that is looking down on you so proud he said to me then never forget it daddy changed the world and i told her this afternoon that he did change the world let that be his legacy a legacy of peace not violence and justice peaceful expression of that legacy are inevitable an appropriate violent protest is not and there are those who seek to exploit the raw emotions in the moment agitators in extremis who have no interest in social justice who seek to carry out violence destroy property fanned the flames of hate and division can do everything in their power to stop this country's march toward racial justice we can't let them succeed. this is a time for this country to come together to unite as americans there can never be any safe harbor for hate in america said it many times the battle for

john. >> dickerson: george floyd justice in policing act, it has passed the house. president wants it to move in the senate. i read in the papers there is progress. is there any progress? >> well, i do believe that every day gives us an opportunity for progress, john. and, also, i am hopeful that the senate will meet this moment. we know that informal discussions are going on. i think we're closer than a lot of people realize. i know one of the stiing poters around qualified immunity. but i do believe that we can do just about anything that we have the political will to do. and i do believe that we can meet this moment. >> dickerson: you mentioned qualified immunity, it's the two words we hear a lot. senator scott, who has been running this issue for republicans, says that he is trying to float a new idea, and the idea would be that in civil suits, you wouldn't go after the individual police officers, but that the department would be on the hook for an incident. do you think there is any chance that that might get some agreement among democrats? >> well, you know, a

i talked to the owner of the local jimmy john's here and he said here we go again, i dealt with this this summer following the protests of george. at his other location. pair wed that physical damage, there's also emotional damage as people here are hurting and they are on edge. john? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> a quick break for us as we're waiting for the derek chauvin trial to resume. that will come any minute now. >>> new big headlines in the covid fight. michigan has a surge in cases. it wants the biden administration to send in more vaccines, the white house, though, says that's not smart policy. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and value without any tradeoffs. that's t-mobile for business. now, dr. jonathan

it was a life of privilege and prosperity that george washington was born on february 22nd, 1732, to john and mary washington. george washington's youth is the stuff of legend, most notably in the folk tale about george's chopping down of a cherry tree and his statement, i cannot tell a lie, when confronted by his father. george's head apparently matured well before the rest of his body. as a youth he worked as a surveyor for the fairfax family and later was the official surveyor for the county. washington completed close to 200 surveys on numerous properties totaling 60,000 acres. during the french and indian war, he served as an emissary for the governor of virginia and later in combat during general gratis' ill-fated path. the only surrender that washington encountered in his entire career under arms, washington took an active leadership role in the growing conflict between the american colonies and great britain. a member of the virginia house of delegates, he was part of the commonwealth's delegation to the first continental congress. when the second congress determined to name a com

john, paul, or george would be banging those drums. every guitarist wants to be a drummer.as set up in my little corner, the drum session corner i went to, and i could live out there, have a cigarette, have a drink, and play for you. >> stephen: well, i can't wait for people to get a chance to see, certainly what peter has puput together. >> it's so great. >> stephen: it's so amazing. i haven't seen the final cut. i've only seen bits of it. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: but what comes through, strikingly, is, because, you know, i have not a-- i have a great love of the beatles, but i have a very pedestrian knowledge of the last couple of years of the beatles together. and of course, i had all the strife in my head. stories of the strife. >> yeah. >> stephen: but this, supposedly one to have the most strife- filled recording sessions, you guys are having so much fun, you clearly just love each other so much. >> yeah. >> stephen: that is the most clear thing, is even after the fights, it's hugs and kisses. it's brotherhood the entire time, and brothers fight. >> that's what we k

when i spoke with john a florida george george young daughter she's a little tykes i was kneeling down to talk to her. so i could see look around ya she looks huge said my dad he changed the world. well after conviction and george george murder. we can see how right she was if if we have the courage to act of congress her we've all seen and even justice on the neck of black americans now's your opportunity to make some real progress. the vast majority of men and women were a uniform and a bad serve our communities and they serve them honorably. i know i know they want . to know i. want to help meet this moment as well. my fellow americans we have to come together. to rebuild trust between law enforcement the people they serve through our systemic racism in our criminal justice system and i police reform george ford's name it passed the house already. i know republicans have their own ideas and our days in a very productive discussions with democrats in the senate we need to work together to find a consensus but let's get it done next month by the 1st anniversary of george floors that.

george's legacy will not be just about his death. but about what we must do in his memory. i also spoke to john and george loves jorge's young daughter again. when i met her last year. i've said this before george's general. told about brave. i thought she wasps and i sort of melt down hold her hand should daddy's looking down on you so proud, he said to me that i'll never forget it. daddy changed the world. i told her this afternoon, daddy did change the worldcy, a piece, not violence and justice, peaceful expression. that legacy are inevitable inappropriate, but violent protest is not and there are those who will seek to exploit the raw emotions in the moment, agitators and extremists who have no interest in social justice who seek to carry out violence, destroy property fan the flames of hate and division will do everything in their power to stop this country's march toward racial justice. we can't let them succeed. this is a time for this country to come together to unite as americans. that can never be any safe harbor. for hate in america said it many times the battle for seoul. this natio

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ago is being held has a step towards cleaning up systemic abuse in the force john hunter has more now from minneapolis george floyd square has transformed from the crime scene to memorial to his summer site of celebration there's a feeling of hope that there was a big turn yesterday. you know we. just came back to celebrate take some time out. you know to grasp the moment grasses with having these last couple months saying no this. is really not as really what it is as many who have been demonstrating for 11 months felt buoyed further by the announcement on wednesday that the u.s. justice department has launched a sweeping investigation into whether the minneapolis police department engages in discriminatory or unconstitutional practices building trust between community and law enforcement will take time and effort by all of us but we undertake this task with the term a nation an urgency. knowing that change cannot wait on capitol hill a bill named after george floyd would ban racial profiling in police chokeholds we must remain diligent in our efforts to bring meaningful change to police departments across

start maybe change it maybe something will happen again a stamp that will change that john bolton the former george w. bush and donald trump of military by history it out a full unconditional retreat of u.s. forces from afghanistan is reckless thinks john joe biden is leaving and 11 regardless of other considerations the war is over the afghan government will likely fall in the terrorists will enjoy a resurgence threatening america you know i'm getting real tired of the whole line of like oh my gosh the terrorists are threatening america at every turn and that's why we need to be overseas wasting countless lives and money on wars the again will never and so my frustration with that comment in john bolton in general. a member of the national security project what the organization does is put together policy minds as well as those who have served at various levels of the military and the majority of the organization agrees that this troop pullout is the thing that needs to be done i have been talking about it for a very long time i do think that there are stability questions in the region that we nee

george washington and james monroe were each born to families that inhabted westmoreland county, virginia, since the 17th century. evidence of includes a notice from 1661 describing investigation of a suicide in the county. john washington, the coroner, was george's great grandfather. the first member of the jury listed andrew monroe was the great, great grandfather of james. as shown on the map by peter frye and robert jefferson, the birthplaces of washington and monroe were separated by only a few miles. yet they had no apparent contact in their native community. by the time of monroe's birth, washington's family had moved to ferry farm in what is stafford county, at the time it was still part of king george county. the washington family's westmoreland's lands were extensive with several distinct farms. it was thus of a life of privilege and prosperity that george washington was born on february 22, 1732 to augustine and mary washington. george washington's youth is the stuff of legend, most notably in the folk tale popularized about george washington's chopping down of a cherry tree and his subsequent statement, i cannot tell a lie, when confronted by his father. george's head matured it before the rest of

shooting happened in minnesota not far from where a minneapolis officer was tried for killing george floyd john hendren reports and we should warn you you may find some of the images in his report to be disturbing. to the family. dante to meet you is right it's become an all too familiar american scene a family gathered to mourn another black man killed by a white police officer my son had a smile that was worth a $1000000.00. 20 year old dante wright pulled over for an expired license plate on april 11th was shot by a police officer who says she meant to fire her taser but drew her gun instead. that officer kim potter now faces a manslaughter charge don't say wright was killed in the midst of the trial of derrick chauvet the white police officer convicted on tuesday of murdering george floyd so this funeral drew many of the same dignitaries that attended that trial and 2 days after she opens conviction floyd's family was also here joining the right family in mourning all of minneapolis is that they are going to print up brooklyn sent. me going to pass the george throwing justice in policing ac

lawyers rested their case on thursday arguing shove and should not be convicted of murdering george lloyd john hendren has the story from minneapolis. your honor at this time the defense rests with that testimony ended in one of the most highly charged u.s. civil rights trials in decades i have petered levi's do you think this is your decision your decision on mom i correct the defendant former police officer derek children will not testify i will invoke my 5th amendment privilege today. that ended weeks of speculation on whether chauvin would take this stand which would have opened him up for aggressive questioning from prosecutors now after a long weekend the lawyers will go before the jury once more for closing arguments on monday then the jury will be sequestered that is isolated until they render a verdict that could take days weeks or even months the judge said when packing hope for short plan for long. over the 1st 11 days the prosecution presented a damning case with medical experts in this case mr george george floyd die from a cardio pulmonary arrest. it was caused by low oxygen leve

determination of our journey, and we are told we can not have yet hope for the best, respectfully george hicks. john ross left last, a referee saw all the other charities on his way west. he traveled in a steamboat with a small group of cherokee's. in order to take those who have been to ill, to leave with a regular detachments. while the various detachments are ready to cross the river, he visited the camps, and he wrote the following account. on my arrival at the water detachment at four duke, i received letters from various people, in nashville informing me that it is understood, but even the land detachments had been stopped at the mississippi river by ice. and for reasons that are most advisable, to transport the immigrants that point by water. that's where they sent me proposals, for finishing the steamboat for that purpose. i also received letters, from mr. -- one of my principal agents on the ground. all urging me in the most pressing terms to visit the detachments. for as my presence was indispensably necessary, they were calculated to deter them from pursuing their journey to missouri, the

them and to manifest them has been accomplished by my fond gardeners such as gardener john, veteran aides such as george granger and his son, george granger the younger, and warmly hughes. george granger came to me when i was younger. i purchased him that he might thereby to my wife's liking provide a family with ursula, a part of my wife's property. and so it was that the grangers had several children that became artisans. in fact, isaac became a tinsmith here. they were a great help for 25 years in preparing our gardens at monticello. but george, his wife ursula, and his son, george the younger, all three passed away in 1799. i referred to wormly hughes. he was the grandson of elizabeth hemmings. he was born just before the british came to catch me here at monticello. he grew up to mary a granddaughter of the grangers i just referred to. and it was -- it was the grangers as well, the hughes that provided not only my gardens here but the vegetable gardens below. and mr. hughes came up to washington city, along with his wife ursula. ursula, if you will, was a cook at the president's house. and it was th

john washington, the coroner was george's great-grandfather. the first member of the jury listed andrew monroe was the great great grandfather of james. as shown on a map made by joshua fry and peter jefferson in 1755 the birthplaces of washington and monroe were separated by only a few miles. yet they had no apparent contact in their native community. by the time of monroe's birth washington's family had moved to ferry farm in. what is today stafford county though at the time? it was still part of king george county. the washington family's westmoreland lands were extensive distinct farms and a mill on pope's creek. it was using to a life a life of privilege and prosperity. that george washington was born on february 22nd 1732 to augustine and mary, washington. george washington's youth is the stuff of legends. most notably in the folktale popularized by parson mason weems about young george's chopping down of a cherry tree and his subsequent statement. i cannot tell a lie when confronted by his father. george's head apparently matured well be

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