i don't want to look like the jeweled john lawrence with diamonds, i pale in comparison. alexander hamilton does not get enough credit, we all know how the war ends, the patriots when it's, your county is not the end of the war, they could not have anticipated that but that's how it turned out to be, in terms of major battles. now let's turn 1790. we know that hamilton has been working as treasury secretary, but he also finds the revenue service, and it's considered the father of the u.s. coast guard. i go there every graduation to give an award right there on that spot, and i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture, who was donated last fall at the coast guard academy. it is a painting inside of hamilton hall, and that is of him that by the chinese painter, and what we could consider the field always ready. the collecting of taxes and import duties along with the revenue cutter service and people ask his old friend to serve as, and the connecticut river itself. that is a lot of commerce and there's a lighthouse that still stands from that. there many lett

john lawrence has the latest. >>president trump sho-ing confidence in his party tweeting that republicans are unified and energized against this impeachment nonsense. supporters say democratic officials haven't been handling this matter fairly unlike during the enquirer's. >>around both president clinton and production. they do not president trump basic due process rights. under cutting his council out of the process in an unprecedented way. >>critics of the president disagrees saying mister trump is in this predicament because of unethical behavior, including his phone call with the ukrainian president in july current occupant of the white house says. article 2 says that i can do whatever i want. >>that just isn't so and politicians aren't the only ones with opposite opinions. voters are also split i think he deserves to be impeached. and the last thing. looking ahead democratic house impeachment investigators have invited former national security advisor john bolton to testify behind closed doors next week. but

john lawrence has more. >>president trump taking aim at the house impeachment inquiry what happened to the list they got. because they've been discredited. house democrats are investigating allegations the president abused his power by pushing ukraine to probe his political rivals. >>what we need to do is build is casa little fight. none of these witnesses have contradicted anything in the complaint. >>president trump wants republicans to get tough during this impeachment battle just like he says the democrats are. >>i think they're lousy politicians. but 2 things they have to vicious. >>house democrats did stick together monday halting gop led effort to bring a floor vote on a resolution to censure representative adam schiff among those leading the impeachment investigation, supporters of the bill said schiff is guilty of misleading conduct for exaggerating the phone call president trump had with his ukrainian counterpart schiff responded afterward tweeting that republicans lack the courage to confront the

>>i'm john lawrence reporting. well a second whistleblower now has come forward with firsthand knowledge about president trump to dealing with ukraine remember the first whistle blower didn't have firsthand information something the president is quick to point out every chance he gets well this new development in the ongoing impeachment inquiry could add new leads for house democrats into their investigation of the president's conduct. the attorney who represents both whistleblower says that this second person has spoken to the intelligence community's internal watchdog the inspector general and can corroborate the information contained in the original whistleblower's complaint. trump says he wants to meet that whistleblower who he says quote presented second and 3rd hand information. morning news. we're going hear from a pastor whose church was vandalized and he says it's not the first time either. >>and after the break how one tweet from the gm of an nba team sparked an international incident with one of the leag

i'm john lawrence eporting. 21 is the time and still ahead. >>one local lawmaker is calling for cellphone companies to have backup systems in case the power goes out again. what they're trying to do and how might help us. well gun control bill stalled on capitol hill. lawmakers are now looking at a time tax credit to try to leave you with gun violence. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. >>house lawmakers are introducing a bipartisan solution that they say will help reduce daily gun violence. school shootings and hopefully suicides across the country the act will offer tax credits to retailers who sell safe storage devices for firearms, we have come martin now to explain. all in the republic

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>>i'm john lawrence reporting. >>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news friends and family are coming together to honor a teen killed in the shooting how they're remembering him and who's in custody for his death. and 3 teens to have been arrested in connection to a shooting that force a district-wide changes to football games, we'll have that latest development and sections of westbound 37 in the boleto know to get around this backup coming up. here's a live look outside at 92. it's our busiest bridge right now traffic is already crowded from the east bay to the peninsula. we'll check more bridges and drive times after the break. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news had recast now whi days this week. >>yeah, definitely a warmer than the days to come will be cool ng down after today really has in sight for those of you that. and the heat now it's fall. but we do look some more comfortable temperatures ahead of us. today is a definitely not comfortable for most areas, we're back into the 90's for some upp

let me live in my house by the side of the road like john conyers and be a friend to man. yield back. mrs. lawrence: thank you, that was beautiful. we continue in our effort to capture the life of a great man who served in this house. again, another fact. nce 1989, john conyers had introduced h.r. 40, the commission to study reparation proposals for african-americans act. this h.r. bill would establish a commission to examine the institution of slavery in the united states. the legislation has now been taken up by our colleague from texas, congresswoman sheila jackson lee. i now want to bring forth my colleague, dwight evans, who will have a few remarks. dwight evans has shown to be a voice of reason, hard work, and compassion in his service to congress. mr. evans: mr. speaker, i want ing hank my honorable friend congresswoman lawrence, for her leadership on someone who really set a tone, not just in detroit and michigan but the entire nation. thank you for your leadership. mr. speaker, i knew chairman conyers not as well as some of the members who have spoken, but i did know him. we each represent

let me live in my house by the side of the road like john conyers and be a friend to man. yield back. mrs. lawrence: thank you, that was beautiful. we continue in our effort to capture the life of a great man who served in this house. again, another fact. nce 1989, john conyers had introduced h.r. 40, the commission to study reparation proposals for african-americans act. this h.r. bill would establish a commission to examine the institution of slavery in the united states. the legislation has now been taken up by our colleague from texas, congresswoman sheila jackson lee. i now want to bring forth my colleague, dwight evans, who will have a few remarks. dwight evans has shown to be a voice of reason, hard work, and compassion in his service to congress. mr. evans: mr. speaker, i want ing hank my honorable friend congresswoman lawrence, for her leadership on someone who really set a tone, not just in detroit and michigan but the entire nation. thank you for your leadership. mr. speaker, i knew chairman conyers not as well as some of the members who have spoken, but i did know him. we each represent

[video clip] >> in 17 82 in alexander hamilton's last letter to john lawrence, he wrote we have foughtide-by-side to make , let's hand in hand struggle to make us happy. died in one of the last struggles for our long journey to independence. we owe him a debt as we owe a who fight forose liberty. among them, the american men and women support our kurdish allies. mattis last week. active and retired military only, your view of the syria pullout. eli in michigan. caller: united states marine corps sergeant 1980 to 1984. i find it despicable the same people criticizing trump are withdrawing from syria victorious -- silent when obama withdrew in defeat -- obama's -- killing -- hundreds of thousands of people died from syria because obama failed to enforce his redline in the sand. isis expanded -- trump .viscerated him i think we should keep troops in syria, but i will not be voting for any democrat ever again. linel be the first one in november 3, 2020. the mainstream media and the people call in who criticized the syria policy are politically you don't bring politics into play when our tr

might be no choice but to have yet another referendum and put it back to the people is as john just been saying lawrence thank you so much for that lawrence ladies joining us live there from london well south africa's former president jacob zuma has appeared in court facing 16 charges of corruption but the case has now been adjourned until next year zuma is accused of taking $267000.00 in bribes from a french alms manufacturer the charges relate to a $2000000000.00 deal during the $990.00 s. while zuma was deputy president he denies any wrongdoing from it and has the latest now from pietermaritzburg. outside the court with former president jacob zuma appeared on corruption charges a small but vocal group of supporters have gathered to hear zuma speak they say they're here to shame support him when he is surrounded by a number of allegations of corruption graft and money laundering people here say that he is is not guilty of any wrongdoing that's the same that he said in the months preceding this now it's likely that zumo will use the this adjournment of the court to appeal against a court judgment that

jacob lawrence did a series on john brown's raid, and this is from that prints series. he used bold colors and geometrically simplified forms to express the interracial alliance of john brown's army. dangerfield newby was one of five black men who fought allies andheir white this shows an interracial army armed with pikes. they are looking over the ramparts of the arsenal at harpers ferry, presumably looking at the state and federal militia who amassed to put down that particular raid. we have just wrapped up our tour of the first two chronological sections of the exhibition explored the colonial period through the civil war in which slavery was established in america. up to the moment when it was abolished with the civil war. the later chronological sections at the exhibition look at post slavery america, the period after the civil war through the present day. >> this was the first of a two part tour of the virginia museum history and cultural exhibit on 400 years of african-american history. you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our webs

that's where we join rory now roy i was just saying to you before listening to what lawrence had to say and what johnlled younger has said that there's a deal now no it's no extensions and that very much fits with the bar's johnson line that they could all leave that this is your chance to get this done but there's already opposition isn't there take us through the opposition was saying. it's a what has been a good day for boris johnson clearly is he's got this deal and now he has strong saying that these views should be no extension to this bracks it deadline of 31st of october. but. this has been pointed out here in london that actually it is not junk because gift to give as to whether there is an extension on nots to this 31st of october breaks it deadline that is something that is basically it and e.u. council decision so i think there will be plenty of employees here certainly on the opposition side of the benches who do not want other m.p.'s to feel like they're being a bounce in to voting for a deal that they otherwise don't like it's going to be very very tight i think numbers wise for boris

john mcginn scored his first career hat—trick, while lawrence shankland and stuart findlay marked their. there's a new world record in the women's marathon, after kenya's brigid kosgei eclipsed the previous record by 81 seconds. she stormed to victory in the chicago marathon to blow away paula radcliffe's record, which has stood for 16 years. radcliffe was on hand to congratulate the kenyan as she crossed the finish line. iam i am feeling good, and i was happy. because i was not expecting to run like this. but today i run my best time, which i could not ever run, and then i was happy again. the men's marathon was won by kenya's lawrence cherono but it was a disappointing day for mo farah as he failed to defend his title. after a difficult build up to the race, with questions about the integrity of his former coach alberto salazar, farah was way off the pace, finishing in eighth place — his slowest marathon by more than a minute. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history, winning her 24th and 25th medals today. both of them gold, too, with victory o

john mcginn scored his first career hat—trick. while lawrenceheir first starts with goals and stuart armstrong's free—kick added a late sixth. that result doesn't help scotland to advance from the group but they can still get to the finals next year via the play—offs. they move above kazakhstan after they lost at home to belgium earlier. and with cyprus being beaten by 5—0 by russia, the scots are now one point behind them ahead of their fixture next month. wales are in action at the moment. they're facing group e leaders croatia in cardiff — it's the croats who are leadnig 1—0 at the moment with around 15 minutes left in the first half. all tonight's results on the bbc sport website. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history. the american won her 24th world championship medal taking the gold on the beam in stuttgart. her victory on the vault yesterday meant she had equalled the record held by vitaly scherbo. and biles made it 25 medals shortly after wiht her 18th shortly after with her 18th gold after winn

>> of course i did. >> john, of course i did. >> of course i did. you know, lawrenceoint of what barb was saying, i had been joking for a while that rudy giuliani is like donald trump's criminal lawyer except without it lawyer part. increasingly seems to me that is not just a joke, it's true. we're going to see two of his associates hauled into court tomorrow, our friends lev and igor who we met a couple weeks ago. you've got connections increasingly to ukrainian oligarchs, including this gentleman, mr. firtash. it is increasingly looking like a cloudy scheme that involves an effort to both profiteer and profiteer off election interference with rudy giuliani at the center of it. i think everything that has happened this works testimony today obviously the most damning, but with a we've seen over the course of the last week and a half, and i think going forward we're going to find out more and more details of the extent to which rudy giuliani is at the center of what looks like a criminal conspiratorial enterprise on behalf of the president. the point that swalwell mad

. >> and, lawrence, you talked before the break about republicans and john heilemann talked about republicans not willing to talk. i experienced some of that today. i had a text exchange with one congress whan who said can you talk for a minute. he goesds me for the rest of the day. talked to another one who said i kind of wished he hadn't said he said, poor choice of words which is the distinction that joyce referred to a moment ago. not necessary for impeachment, but that's the line they are staying on the other side of. but i think it's going to be harder for republican politicians to defend the sacrifice of the interest of people, protesters in hong kong. that broke late in the day. i will bet some republicans feel obliged to talk about that. >> let's take a quick look. a lot of these members are not in washington right now. senator joni enst in iowa. let's listen to how that went. >> whistle-blowers should be protected, please. let folks out there know. >> and our president shouldn't be threatening them and he also shouldn't be encouraging other countries to investigate his political riv

lawrence another big story. we're tracking tonight, former dallas police officer. >>amber guyger we'll spend 10 years in prison for the murder of john inside his apartment. >>a jury handing down the unanimous sentenced today and afterwards there was an emotional moment between the victim's family and amber guyger. before the sentence was announced to relatives of both giger and as john addressed the court. >>now era brings us that part of the story. >>images of 26 year-old john smiling with loved ones quickly changed to agony on the faces of his loved ones at his funeral wednesday speaking before courtroom his father remembering him could be and if the sea mckeon. we want see him. it was just one day earlier. cheers from the family of john where his favorite color red after his killer amber guyger was found guilty of murder. his sister spoke about the past year since his death. same these pictures show a smiling john at his friend's wedding alexa stossel met him in college honor student adviser report. as part of the sentencing hearing the prosecution read some of amber guyger's text messages aloud these are not allowed during her t

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john buchanan as a native of new york corrupt and new york michigan and ohio, following the service in the army mr. buchanan graduated from st. lawrence university with the highest honors in history and elected to cap a. he would go on to serve as a high school teacher in new york valley in new york and at cornell university. and 1966, he joined the staff of the metropolitan museum of art as the activists of the museum and the 22 years chief in charge of world wise art movement. in that capacity, he traveled in canada, mexico, europe and a former u.s. or the, middle east, india, china, japan and australia. upon retirement, he received a writing career in the 1960s. john buchanan is an author of the road to how washington built an army. and the road to the courthouse the, american revolution of the carolinas and our book this evening. please join me in welcoming john buchanan. (applause) >> i should start by thanking the society for letting me speak in this historic venue and calcium atwood and thank you chelsea. (applause) so, wow what to do about the south? the last major engagement of the north was a battle of mount men and 1778. af

for another extension of the role of things john says about ruling out of the extension at this point you might get a different answer by next monday ok lawrence thank you for that update from brussels well let's find out what may happen on saturday in the u.k. and bring in royal challengers joining us from london so it could be a tough challenge rory passing this through the house of commons come saturday. absolutely and you know with labor saying that they're not going to go for it and the d p saying they're not going to go for it either boris johnson is going to have to scrap arounds to get every vote that he can if this deal is going to squeak through the houses apartments there are various amendments that are going to be allowed in the debates or on saturday so that there are a few possible outcomes that we can envisage one is that yes boris johnson does have the numbers that he manages to persuade any wavering tory m.p.'s even a few rebel labor m.p.'s that say it's worth just getting this thing done so the country can move on city you can move on then it would happen on october 31st but what we might get is the m.p. say ok we'll give you

former adviser john bolton has been called to testify next week that he said he won't come forward without a subpoena. >>> a battle is brewing to fill a vacancy in san francisco. lawrencee became emotional yesterday when the senate committee asked about a scathing letter from the american bar association questioning if you would treat the lgbtq community fairly in cases. >> it is a fundamental belief of mine that all people are created in the image of god and they should all be treated with dignity and respect. >> van dyke is a deputy attorney general in the justice department and there were concerns raised about his judicial temperament and they said he was not qualified for the judicial branch. they say it's a left-leaning organization opposing conservative nominees. >>> the hayward man accused of spying for the chinese is due in court. 56-year-old edward peng was charged with acting as an illegal foreign agent to deliver sensitive information to chinese intelligence officers. he will be arraigned in san francisco this morning and if convicted, could get 10 years in federal prison and a fine of $250,000. >>> another shake shack is opening in the bay area and coming u

john roberts got ensnared in this new trap. he tweeted who at apple thought this was the best positioning for the trash icon and e-mails? he's really gone through the roof. lawrencence: i'm a forever iphone guy. the new one comes up, i trade it in. i love it. the only thing we want is the camera. instead, they keep updating everything. just update the camera and keep the phone the same way and they would make everybody happy. >> kennedy: that's a way of saying i'm as good as steve jobs. >> dana: humans adapt. now i haven't accidentally deleted an e-mail in days. >> kennedy: you know what the fix is? there's a setting that you can go in and have it ask you before you delete them. you probably don't have the update. >> geraldo: i don't. >> greg: probably somebody in a hospital about to get butt surgery and watching us complaint about our icons and throwing crap at the tv. apple, a little notice would have been nice. like you don't change the locks on the house without telling somebody. >> dana: the customer should not be guinea pigs. >> kennedy: i couldn't figure out why i kept deleting e-mails. what did i do? did i offend somebody? i don't know where it went. how

john brennan. he seems incapable of facing the corruption charges that are facing him. do you want to respond to what he said about you today? >> well, lawrence i'll say is that i proudly wear his criticism as a badge of honor. i think more and more americans who take that same approach. because donald trump i think is showing his true colors. more and more so every day. with his continued dishonesty, his continued mischaracterizations of reality. so it bothers me not one whit what donald trump says about me. i was very proud to serve my country for 33 years for republican and democratic senator -- presidents. and i've never seen anything that approaches the extent of incompetence krurngs, and dishonesty that i see coming out of the white house today. it's appalling and quite frankly it's a disgrace and embarrassment. so what he says does not bother me at all. >> you know, i would ask for i aa more specific response but there's nothing specific in the stuff he spews and i'm almost embarrassed to bring it up to you. can you please stay with us over this break? because when we come back i want to ask you about that statement nancy pelosi made t

lawrence in washington. let's bring in from "the wall street journal" global economic editor john hilsenrath and point bridge capital, hal lambert joins us. your thoughts what you heard today. >> there is lot to, you're questioning why you covered that live, i congratulate fox business for covering this live. this was the most coherrent discussion of this administration's stance towards china i've heard in perhaps the most coherrent discussion of america's stance towards china i've heard in many years. i know it is pretty stark that they challenged the chinese on hong kong and taiwan and said that the u.s. stood with protesters in hong kong. that was very bold. you know there was also some nuance, i don't want to go on too long about this, but there is nuance i think is very important. i think it is really important for the u.s. to challenge china's behavior but not to express resistance to its rise. earlier in the speech it sounded like the vice president was unhappy that china has become the prosperous nation that it has. i think it is the behavior that you have to worry about and then later in the speech

you have john bolton doesn't want president trump to even get on the phone with the president of ukraine, apparently because he was afraid of exactly what did happen on that call. >> lawrence, i just want to stress here the importance of bipartisanship in foreign policy and the broad consensus we've had in our country about the importance of ukraine in this neighbor of russia, and i have to say, personally on my part, i am from -- i'm a kid from berkeley, michigan. i grew up with ukrainian-american kids. places like warren and sterling heights in my district are a big center of the ukrainian-american community. so this is really important to me personally and to my constituents. and i think what those comments you referenced reflect is that any normal republican or democratic foreign policy professional would say that it's tremendously in our interests to support the development of ukraine as a democratic society, try to nurture this very delicate flower that's had a lot of trouble growing. a lot of corruption there. could we help this new administration in ukraine become a flourishing democracy? that's why bill taylor signed up for duty again. and then he went in and foun

lawrence: mr. speaker, i stand here today with the michigan delegation and my beloved members of the congressional black caucus to pay honor and tribute to the life of john conyers. he passed away this past weekend. as we know, john conyers was the dean of this congress. he served 53 years. he served as chairman of the oversight committee as well as judiciary. we stand here today to recognize his fight for civil rights, his fight to have the martin luther king birthday celebration, his fight against apartheid. his fight to ensure that we never lost sight of our criminal screws ties that is not equal and to fight for justice for all. we often remember his walking around his kind manner in this house. and i ask at this time, if we could have a moment of silence. would everyone please stand. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members will take their onversations from the chamber. the chair would ask that members take their conversations from the chamber. thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4842, the expo

lawrence reports that the white house was surprised by a announcement. they found out like the rest of us, from a tweet from chile's president. johnsolid report on the economy this morning. what's your reading? >> my reading is that we're at a new normal. we had very low expectations, 1.6% growth, we saw 1.9. a couple years ago we were projecting 4, 5, 6%, what the administration had said. we're seeing 2% growth the last few quarters. i think we are seeing some struggles in the american economy. we exceeded expectations, but i still believe the u.s. is by far the best place to put your money right now. stuart: okay. now about the fed decision, just a couple of hours away now, first of all, we confidently expect a quarter point rate cut. in your opinion, do we need it? >> i don't think it'll do us a lot of good. no, i don't. i think we have a 97% chance according to the stats that we'll have a 25% rate cut. no, i don't think so we need it. -- i don't think we need it. we have full employment, and we need something in our gun in case we have some kind of systemic problems, iran blows up, the china trade deal blows up. we need manage