connect with sunni. >> you will go and do really well. >> reporter: olympic dream it's. >> your dad, john lee john's daughter if sunni merricks it to tokyo -- >> i would definitely be there there is no stopping me. i'll crawl there. >> reporter: balance. >> dad >> reporter: means sunni wouldn't think about leaving for worlds without stopping first -- here back add forth >> what, you win, first, or not? still one in my book. >> reporter: sunni and her family -- >> good practice. >> reporter: are finding their balance in each ther. >> yeah. >> reporter: for the news, i'm boyd hooper, minneapolis >> two years ago, before everybody knew her name, and now we know how it all turned out. for sunni's dad, covid kept him and everyone else from making that trip to tokyo, but that didn't stop him and a bunch of friends and family from celebrating his daughter's golden moment. [ cheers ] sunni lee -- pure gold for team usa. >>> the women have been dominated gymnastics all-around event since 2004 when carly patterson ended a 20-year american drought when she won gold from there, some named douglass and bi

. >> that is north las vegas mayor john lee throwing out his pitch to get the a's to call nevada home and he is not calling fau, but rather talking specifics about his play in this got a piece of property. 450 acres right now. >> that development zone that we could put together across you can be at hospital at 135 acres. we could take that big 4.50 we can put the stadium on it. we could put the practice field and we can put the executive officers on one stop shop for the asian. welcome to the spectacular oakland waterfront. >> this is where oakland a's fans deserve america's favorite game played. on the other hand, the squeeze play by oakland city council members, including the mayor out in front at howard terminal. >> where the a's want to turn it into home plate. we are so excited. we are ready to keep plan. we're at and we believe that it is time for us to keep going on this visionary project as we took an important step to keep that is rooted in oakland. >> and we set the terms for the city to keep negotiating with the a's to bring not only a ballpark here but also a development t

in fact, one local mayor john lee of north las vegas is rolling out the red carpet. >> 50% us face has been built out yet. we have a lot of got a piece of property. 450 acres right now. to development zone that we can put together across. yeah. hospital at 135 acres. we could take that big 4.50 we can put the stadium on it. we could put the practice field and we can put the executive offices on it. one stop shop for the a's. >> we do have a lot of land here in the desert. okay. the a's and las vegas have had a great relationship over the years. they played regular season games here, way back in the mid 90's. they played some exhibition games here in town. the a's triple a affiliate. the aviators have a new ballpark in downtown summerlin. so they certainly like las vegas. but there are a lot of moving parts here. finding the right location is just part of. all the parts of they've got to try to put together to make this happen. if it does happen here in las vegas. there are also questions it. retractable dome here and stadium who would pay for that and whether las vegas has the populati

been stopping people wearing black and checking their ideas. meanwhile, on the other side of town, john lee, who is the security secretary and currently standing in the carry land. the chief executive davis speech to an audience to the ceremony on thursday morning saying the national security law had brought stability back to hong kong. after a long period of calles, young sir highway will walk out. therefore, as we safeguards the national security citizens can still enjoy freedom such freedom of speech, press assembly and protest in accordance with the law on what around? 10000 police are on duty here at the moment. and earlier in the day, the police broke up a full man protest. this group was calling for the release of all political prisoners. they were question. they were briefly detained, but they were not arrested. they were allowed to continue with their march. and the authorities say that is prove that freedoms in hong kong remain intact. first nations community in canada says it's found a $182.00 unmarked graves at the sight of a former residential school for indigenous children. th

for her last 5 whole to finish 18 on the part that put her into play off with overnight lead to john lee 6 and the south korean found water on the 1st extra whole eating lee with a 2 puck for birdie and the title. the 25 year old is the 1st strain to win the tournament since the legendary curry web in 2006. i never, li, like thought about it. when i was playing, i just tried to make as many bodies as i could, you know, i think i saw the lead about like maybe once or twice i just tried to play the best of my ability and you know, it's really great to me. yeah. it's just really amazing. all right, that is i now have will for you later. so thanks very much to and you have been watching the news i would need to hell rather than to catch raska. i've got more news on the other side of the break until then up to 500 companies. ah, moses is big news in libya, but staging car and by credit here comes with his own particular risk. our club couldn't take part in the 2016 rally because we were fighting a war and i'll just do a world travel to the libyan, just to see how full don't full wheel can be

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seized by the rebels and he also levels that positions against the international community against john lee saying that and based on our quotes, the conflict in t gray, they are very few people who want the conflict in 3rd grade to and today's outside interest to see the weakening of the heel p to protracted war. that's what he said . he also blamed to grand forces of atrocities. he said the government is not the one that he's committing atrocities into guy. it is that the grand ported. we know that, that to grant leadership. but it forces have also use the government forces and its allies there, retrench a soldiers of committing a war crimes and crimes against humanity. in t guy, he did not address that. you showed the conditions that have been set by p. p. r. last for these fire including the, you know, this is saying that the government must recognize its leadership as a legitimately elected government off the guy. the government has not responded to that and other demands as well. they difficult to see how the government is going to accept some of this demand. but some, if you cautiousl

in 2019 john lee fell while helping a neighbor trim a tree and he was paralyzed from the chest down andur home town, the emotion when lee's family saw what had just happened, when those results came in. you can't imagine what this family has been through. we could only imagine, right. well, poppy, i was there tonight for this event and i did see the defending all around gymnastics simone biles at the edge of her seat and could barely sit steal and cheering on sunny lee for the moment. american women have now won five straight olympic all around titles. we have great news in the pool for the team usa today as well. caeleb dressel in the second olympic. some thought of as the next michael phelps. that is a lot of pressure. he had won three relay golds but now the first gold on his own with an olympic record to boot. he won the 100 meter free from the jump. look at the start. he got an arm length lead off the blocks and would end up winning by that same length. he trains like a football player. his trainer told me that all of the explosive training that he did in a garage during the pandem

. >> that is northern las vegas epmayor john lee throwing out his pitch. >> to keep the a's to call nevada home and he is not calling foul, but rather talking specifics about his playing. this got a piece of property. 450 acres right now. >> to development zone that we can put together across. yeah. hospital at 135 acres. we could take that big board 50. we can put the stadium on it. we could put the practice field and we can put the executive offices on it. one stop shop for the asian. welcome to the spectacular oakland waterfront. >> this is where oakland a's fans deserve america's favorite game played. on the other hand, the squeeze play by oakland city council members, including the mayor out in front at howard terminal. >> where the a's want to turn it into home plate. we are so excited. we are ready to keep plan. we're at and we believe that it is time for us to keep going on this visionary project as we took an important step to keep the a's rooted in oakland. >> and we set the terms for the city to keep negotiating with the a's to bring not only a ballpark here but also a developme

. >> that is north las vegas mayor john lee throwing out his pitch to get the a's to call nevada home and he is not calling fau, but rather talking specifics about his play in this got a piece of property. 450 acres right now. >> to development zone that we can put together across. yeah. hospital at 135 acres. we could take that big 4.50 we can put the stadium on it. we could put the practice field and we can put the executive offices on it. one stop shop for the asian. welcome to the spectacular oakland waterfront. >> this is where oakland a's fans deserve america's favorite game played. on the other hand, the squeeze play by oakland city council members, including the mayor out in front at howard terminal. >> where the a's want to turn it into home plate. we are so excited. we are ready to keep plan. we're at and we believe that it is time for us to keep going on this visionary project as we took an important step to keep that is rooted in oakland. >> and we set the terms for the city to keep negotiating with the a's to bring not only a ballpark here but also a development that will

. >> that is north las vegas mayor john lee throwing out his pitch to get the a's to call nevada home he is not calling fau, but rather talking specifics about his play in this got a piece of property. 450 acres right now. >> to development zone that we could put together across. yeah. hospital at 135 acres. we could take that big 4.50 we can put the stadium on it. we could put the practice field and we can put the executive officers on one stop shop for the asian. welcome to the spectacular oakland waterfront. >> this is where oakland a's fans deserve america's favorite game played. on the other hand, the squeeze play by oakland city council members, including the mayor out in front at howard terminal. >> where the a's want to turn it into home plate. we are so excited. we are ready to keep plan. we're at and we believe that it is time for us to keep going on this visionary project as we took an important step to keep that is rooted in oakland. >> and we set the terms for the city to keep negotiating with the a's to bring not only a ballpark here but also a development that will be e

. >> that is north las vegas mayor john lee throwing out his pitch to get the a's to call nevada home calling fau, but rather talking specifics about his play in this got a piece of property. 450 acres right now. >> that is where a development zone that we could put together across. yeah. hospital at 135 acres. we could take that big 4.50 we can put the stadium on it. we could put the practice field and we can put the executive officers on one stop shop for the asian. welcome to the spectacular oakland waterfront. >> this is where oakland a's fans deserve america's favorite game played. on the other hand, the squeeze play by oakland city council members, including the mayor out in front at howard terminal. >> where the a's want to turn it into home plate. we are so excited. we are ready to keep plan. we're at and we believe that it is time for us to keep going on this visionary project as we took an important step to keep that is rooted in oakland. >> and we set the terms for the city to keep negotiating with the a's to bring not only a ballpark here but also a development that will b

because john jay lee shot a 10 under 61. 10 birdies, no bogeys. e leads this tournament by three shots. what an effort. >>> t me show you the wally trophy, given to drag racing's finest, and john force has 143 of them. no surprise when he's won 20 nhra funny car finals. keep setting track records, 326 miles per hour last week in colorado. of course they headlined the nhra proceedings this weekend at sonoma wace way . what gets this 72-year-old kid going? >> get out there, sit in that car, seatbelt, waiting for the fire, and when that sound comes on, 10,000 horsepower, and that's just in my lane. 20,000 between two cars. john force becomes 18 again. i'm a young man, because when you win, age don't matter out there. >> amen to that. let me applaud that. they've got racing tonight, saturday night, and sunday night. i'll tell you a little inside tv. he went 10 minutei asked maybrehe juthe ball. >> it's like his car. it just goes. >> energetic guy. >> it runs in the family, >>> a beloved gilroy tradition is back, baby, and it smells more garlicky than e

. >> reporter: her father john lee who suffered a spinal cord injury in 2019 that paralyzed him fromhe chest down told me what it meant to see his daughter take home the title after teammate and four-time gold medalist simone biles withdrew for mental health reasons earlier this week. >> once simone got hurt and she left, i do feel a little worried. she's the leader. she's the one that, you know, they all look up to but the girls step up and did what they did to get silver. i'm so proud of all these girls that they're so supportive of each other. >> reporter: we're all proud and that interview lee's dad told me how proud he was to have his daughter not only represent the u.s. but also his home country of laos. as for the controversy surrounding ryan's comments, "the washington post" reports his russian competitor said he has, quote, always been for clean competition, gayle. >> yeah, they're going to talk about that. thank you. >>> let's go back to suni and her dad. i saw an interview with the dad that said when she was a kid, 10, he built the balance beam in the backyard with a 2x4.

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tina smith at senator ed markey, senator rafael warnock senator, john cornyn whip john clyburn representative barbara lee representative of danny davis chair joy speedy and sheila jackson lee and miss opel you just okay. you should have much here one of you. know, okay. all right. and it's okay so first. never understand how barack obama he did it, make sure. against myself we came here just happened. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. the three more i got to make them more my name. oh, i'm sorry. i've got for sure. and there's there's a man. i should be perfect. texas and anybody else? yeah, i'm sorry davis. thank you. all right. we're working the house he's election day. next mr. president is election day next week mr. president is election day. next is the plan to sign election day a national holidays. thank everybody today. and goes congressional photographer. i'm sheila like it's fine. yes. we'll see you guys here tomorrow. oh, man. twee ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated while the president and the vice president depart. thank you. guys, we're all the people. here and here and here, w

john's, central high school, lee school, wright junior high. i had the mother of a classmate, a lee school classmate told me how -- later how she and her husband moved to tulsa in the 1950s from a small town in kansas, they had heard of the massacre and they brought it up at a dinner party and she said we were told in no uncertain terms that this is simply something you don't talk about. and i've heard plenty of other stories from, you know, people of that era as well. now, the great irony, though, is that the massacre is also not being discussed publicly in the african-american community. and there's different reasons for this. you know, part of it the way to think about it is to think of massacre survivors a comparable group as holocaust survivors and people who have gone through this horrific trauma and like holocaust survivors as well as world war ii vets and others, they often didn't want to burden their children or grandchildren with these terrible stories of what happened to them. they wanted to put it in the past and look towards a bett

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richard henry lee john adams and other delegates in favor of independence didn't have the votes. to carry the day at least not yet. so the members did what congress has always done best they kicked the can down the road. they delayed a final vote and they agreed instead to set up a committee to study the issue this is what they agreed resolved that that resolved that that first resolution be postponed to this day three weeks or so from now and that in the meantime lest any time should be lost in case the congress does somehow agree to that resolution a committee be appointed to prepare a declaration to the effect of the said first resolution. this is hardly the rousing. nation birthing moment that patriots might have been hoping for still it was enough to keep things moving to keep things moving forward and john adams himself vowed to spend those next three weeks or so lobbying his fellow delegates to vote yes when the vote for independence finally came along john adams also agreed to serve on this new committee. five person team tasked to draft a declaration of independence that

john. night, everyone. i'm chris morning. hey and i max, we're here at lee bahama with $300.00 and i know more than shot after money. we finally have internet in the church because we had to check thousands of possibilities until we finally found a way to have internet strong enough to stream our church service when garcia to mean in the school. does it indicate that. com? i see. i remember when we started here in the parish and i came into my office and there was a yellow plastic case in the corner, plastic for charlotte, fun stomach. and i remember i said, what are we going to do now? and you can still fix this super old technology. your response really impressed me . you said, going backwards isn't the way it's kind of based on in practical terms. a cable doc had to be done from the rectory to the church due to corona, the number of helping hands in the community is limited. i think if my guy looking good, just the dream team, i'm on the dream machine and i regularly see how our internet isn't working. we won't have better internet for the next 10 years.

the day before he was discharged he was in the battle that john lawrence who commanded the captain lee was killed, 17 august. a free man he had to deal with the issue of slavery post-war. in his pension he testified for an occupation i'm -- increased by the wounds received in the revolutionary war i'm not able to render my service to my employer. i am a free milado and my wife and children are slaves. my wife's name is rachel and my child's name is ursula, age 11 years. now several other virginia regiments told of enslaved family mention when they applied for the pension in the early 19th century. thomas mahoney was a little planter on a form not his and was unable to pursue it by reason of age and infirmity. his family that lived with him his wife and son jack, both of which are slaves. he being a free man of color who served in the war of the revolution. and rory scott, the virginia regiment noted that my occupation is that of a rough carpenter and i can get little work. being a slave can render me no assistance. from here we'll turn to the only american segregated regiment. not unit

john cena, and director james gunn. plus metta world peace, and music from pnb rock featuring swae lee and pink sweat$. and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: all right! i see you! i see you! i see you! okay! all right! [ cheers and applause ] keep it going, keep it going! [ cheers and applause ] all right. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host, anthony anderson. i love you too, baby. it's a new day, and we have a new nba champion! [ cheers ] last night, the milwaukee bucks won their first nba title in 50 years. [ cheers and applause ] they beat phoenix 105-98. the game was such a disaster for the suns, chris paul had to file a claim with state farm to cover his losses. [ laughter ] and after they closed it out, the bucks opened the liquor cabinet. >> no one up here has been drinking -- >> oh. >> first and foremost, how much champagne have each of you consumed? i feel it's important, before we get into this interview. >> anthony: usually when someone gets that drunk at work, it's guillermo. >> guillermo: that's right, yes, yeah, that's right! [ cheers and applaus

john lewis and the civil rights champion died at the age of 80 from cancer. to honor the congressman, speaker of the house nancy pelosi and and barbara lee participate in the ceremony for uss john lewis. the ceremony will get underway this morning in san francisco where the navy ship was bill. >>> it is a somber ceremony commemorating the 77th anniversary of the port explosion in contra costa county. one of the worstworstworstworst war were to with the accident killing hundreds of mostly african-american soldiers. the explosion shook the entire east bay. the national park service will honor the victims of the tialiainor the go >>crs inr congressional action after the federal judge in texas ruled daca or deferred action for childhood arrivals wfect protected from deportation,on,o, blocks future applications. the judge ruled on the lawsuit brought by a group of nine states that was led by texas, arguing that obama administration overextended the executive authority when daca was created in 2012. the oakland legal services agency said several science questions have already been called in with questions and concerns. >> it is anxiety produced and very swift. we have nu

senate for the same thing congresswoman lee was with them and congressman johnson and other leaders were demanding. today passage for the for the people act and the johneral voting rights standard that would block the voting rights republican led states with -- propublica -- congresswoman sheila lee jackson is joining us here tonight, thank you for joining us here tonight, i know it's been a long day already. we >> thank you for having me. it's certainly good to be with you this evening. >> let me ask you about this event today and this dramatic protest today including this one violent civil disobedience that resulted in arrests. let me ask you if your rights were fairly portrayed and what's your name was in that particular event? >> rachel, it was a powerful moment and i was glad to be there as a supporter of black man who we look at with historically out racism, discrimination, and slavery, they bore the brunt. they were the ones who were beaten the most, discriminated against the, most incarcerated the most. and even as black women have suffered, black men were the examples of what white racism could do to a human being. so it's a powerful moment t

senate for the same thing lee was with them and hank johnson were demanding today, passage of the for the people act and the johno set a federal voting rights standard that would block the voting rights attack in texas and other republican led states around the country. representative sheila jackson lee of texas joins us live. congresswoman, it's a real pleasure to have you with us tonight. thank you for taking time. i know it's been a long day already. >> thank you for having me. it's certainly good to be with you this evening. >> let me ask you about this event today and this dramatic protest today including this nonviolent civil disobedience that resulted in multipenalty arrests including one member of congress, your colleague hank johnson. let me ask you whether i sort of fairly portrayed it and what the aim was of that event. >> rachel, it was a powerful moment, and i was glad to be there as a supporter of black men who if we look historically at racism, discrimination and slavery, they bore the brunt. they were the ones that were beaten the most, discriminated against the most, incarcerated the most. and e

one of the brightest is sunisa lee's gold medal in gymnastics today. johnat her accomplishments, and how it is resonating in hmong american communities. >> yang: judy, some of today's most inspiring olympic pictures come not only from the tokyo games, but also the suburbs of st. paul, minnesota-- a watch party that became a jubilant celebration when the minnesota native clinched the gold in the individual all-around competition. ( cheers and applause ) lee, who is 18 and still nursing a fractured ankle, went to tokyo aiming for silver, assuming her idol and teammate simone biles would win gold. today, she hit routine after routine, even nailing the floor exercise she and her coach and changed just this morning. afterward, lee reflected on her road to the olympics. >> the past two years have been absolutely crazy, with covid and just, my family and everything else. this medal definitely means a lot to me, because there was a point in time where i wanted to quit and i didn't think i would ever get there, including injuries and stuff. there are definitely a lo

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finish 18 on the part that put her in a playoff with not leader john in the 6 on the south korean found was on the 1st extra ho leaving lee with a 2 part for buddy. and the title, the 25 wrote is the 1st australian to win the tournament since the legendary economy web in 2006 we do, i never li, like thought about it. when i was playing, i just tried to make as many bodies as i could, you know, i think i saw the lead about like maybe once or twice i just tried to play the best of my ability and you know, it's really great to me. yeah. it's just really amazing. well, one of her has got to be one of the favorites heading to they didn't pick socially good on her. thank you very much. jammah. thank you. i told you one of the story now several last in ivory coast could soon be declared unesco wild heritage sites. one of these historic buildings in the village of sorta bongo, is inspired by sudanese architecture and tradition. the among told is why it's so important to the community. me for my name is mohammed what? we are in ivory coast in the village where most of the muslims gather all on the 11th and mom, here i have been le

john. hey, good morning, james. we are going to be looking at conditions out there today. pretty familiar on us. lee right back to where we've been lately for the past week and into the yellow weekend that we just finished up with conditions have actually been pretty comfortable at our warmest. most of our daytime highs have been in the 80's inland with cool 60's by the coastline and staying a little bit gray at the coast. that does begin to be a pattern that we see shifting come the rest of this forecast ahead of us with our inland areas really starting to see quite the warm-up as we work our way into thursday and then especially the upcoming weekend. you look outside right now at san francisco does show some low gray out there. nothing all to unfamiliar for us after the past week of cloud cover to start our mornings followed by sunshine during afternoon hours. areas like novato in livermore are seeing visibility falling below a mile at times this morning. just those hillsides, right above the bay typical stuff are the spots that are most prone to be seeing that lower visibility also some wet spots

lee, co-airchg o'ritchie torres, i stand with you. and let me say tonight we are here to pass h.r. 1 and h.r. 4. the for the people act, and the john lewis voting rights act. we are done waiting. we are done being patient. and if it means we have to speak out and if it means we have to stand up and march in protest, then that's what we will do. the example set by democrats across the united states and specifically those members who came here from texas, we stand with them because they were tosserred to come here. are they making a bold statement? yes. but think about it. it has only taken one action, one person, to get the attention of the nation to change things and make it right. and that's what we are doing. when people asked why, why do we stand up and stand up here for freedom and justice and equal rights to protect our voting rights? because we know if we don't stand up for ourselves, what will our future be like? what will the future of our children, our grandchildren and those yet unborn be like? will we want to stand up today for h.r. 1, for h.r. 4, so we leave them with a better future. madam speaker, congresswoman sheila

john partially reopens days after the taliban use control. if all those weeks of intensifying fighting across afghanistan plot crazy jumping the gun a can and very president, spike lee gets ahead of himself announcing the winner of the festival. top honor will reveal which film received the ponder. ah, i'm quite richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. the worst flooding in decades has killed at least a 150 people in europe. most of the deaths are in western germany, and chancellor, uncle american will visit the worst effected areas on sunday. the disaster area stretches between the districts of hines back after start and all violent near the border with the netherlands and belgium. a massive clean up operation is underway as rescue cruise search for survivors. more than a 1000 people are still missing. and d, w reporter k, brady has this report from some of the flooding villages around bon destruction. and every on every corner the only found on the street mud being scraped away and tractors, rumbling through the ones picturesque town of violence. in violet, the water has subsided, and it's only now that the real true extent of the damage caused by the floods i

he was in the battle and was charles john lawrence who was commanded who commanded in the absence of colonel lee was killed 27 august 1782. pebbles 2 though free man had to deal with the issue of slavery post war in his pension he testified for occupation. i'm a miller from the infirmities of old age increased by the wounds received in the revolutionary war. i'm not able to render much service to my employer. i am a free mulatto my wife and child who live at the mill where i do or slaves. my wife's name is rachel age between 1560 years and my child's name is ursula ages 11 years. now several other virginia veterans veterans told of enslaved family members when they applied for the pensions near early 19th century. thomas mahoney was a planter on a little farm not his and his rendered unable to pursue it by reason of his age and infirmity. his family resided with him or as follows his wife maema and his son jack both of which are slaves. he being a free man of color who served in the war of the revolution and and rory scott 10th, virginia regimen noted by occupation. is that of a rough carpenter,

darcy is working with her friend, lee ging to try to get young people to eat healthy foods like vegetables, smoothies, and organic abra condos. she thinks the idea, john, we're leaving the lifestyle i have is very healthy and very keening and very empowering. i will love to have anyone who come there and serve and to officer out these not just sending and therefore it would be like, how would you travel you? good flight. we asked darcy to call her mom, back home in jose province. how. what does she think of her daughter's new life? we're going to be in the you, lisa, now you don't want to live like we do. what can we do? what i mean, we don't understand, you know, somehow we do it today. yeah. darcy's parents would like her to get married and have children. yeah. but her rejection of that lifestyle is reflected in these paintings in her cafe. darcy says that surfing has broadened her horizons. it's thank you're in town or that you can see life. but when showed out, you see the light them my, it's a lighthouse, i had a direction what i want to go. what i want to complete, darcy says that the skills she learned from surfing have helped her to navigate t

lee timed. tomorrow is the anniversary of the death of the civil rights leader, the former congressman john lewisg rights act of 1965, tomorrow the official ceremony honoring lewis will be the christening of the u.s. and as john lewis, 742 foot long navy ship. speaker of the house nancy pelosi will lead a congressional delegation to send sand diego to participate in the christening that will honor the former congressman's legacy. in a less official manner, protegees of john lewis like the congressman joyce paty are calling for some more good trouble in his name on voting rights and there will be vigils around this country from georgia, to new york, to north carolina, to texas to honor the late congressman and to carry his torch for democracy. specifically, the protesters who were arrested yesterday and the texas representatives who are hold up in d.c. and the americans holding vigils across the country. they are calling for voting rights legislation at the federal level. without legislation at the federal level voters and in republican controlled states across the country might be out of luck, wh

lee took gold with a convincing performance. but there were also some very encouraging results for team gb. john watson has more.it olympic games in a row. united states. that sister is, finishing tenth on her olympic debut and her sisterjennifer at 13th, all the more impressive when you consider the best results from gb in this event was a 12 place finish previously. we will of course he jessica back in the floor final to come, and we could even seejennifer competing as well. she is the first reserve, and in light of simone biles pulling out of the all—around event, we wait to see, of course, whether she will take up her spot in those four remaining individual finals. , ., those four remaining individual finals. . ., joining us is 2016 bronze medallist nile wilson, one. how positive are these performances from the gadirova twins, particularly jess? it's fantastic. i mean, the girl is 16 years old, first i'm bracing on the scene and just lapped it up, loved it, handle the pressure lovely. seems like they are having loads of fun out there. they were in the same group today going around, the same group today going

john carlos and tommy smith brought american civil rights issues into the mexico olympics, raising their fist in a black power salute. they were fighting the same fight as boxing champion. mohammed lee lee was a force in the ring and had heavy weight communication skills modified a legal. but if you notice, i'm then the most persecuted. he brought those skills to issues like racial inequality and the war in vietnam. but sports stars have paid the price for their activism. when a li refused to fight in vietnam, he was strict of his title embarked from fighting for 3 of his prime years. sprinters, carlos and smith were dropped from the us track team, and more recently nfl quarterback calling copper, nick, lost his job for silently protesting social injustice. no other team has touched him since me. when confronted with politics, the sports industry finds itself compromised. it's wary of upsetting conservative audiences. a position summed up in the ninety's by basketball superstar and the face of sports clothing bred nike, michael jordan, who said conservatives by sneakers too. since the late 1960, the sport industry has grown astronomical levels, right? television, money, advertising

john f. kennedy made at the bay of pigs, do you think that resulted in his assassination or played a part that decision? >> i think probably lee harvey oswald's mind it is. there is a question of whether fidel castro ordered it. lyndon johnson said something like castro knew that kennedy wanted to kill him, so he went and killed kennedy. i mean, so there is -- there was a lot of speculation that castro may have ordered this himself. castro denies it vehemently. we know that as walled visited the mexican -- the cuban embassy in mexico city before the assassination and perhaps got some sort of signal or communication there. but what we know for sure is that oswald, he was in the soviet union when the bay of pigs happened and was infuriated by it. and thought that he was doing fidel castro a favor by going after john kennedy. so indirectly, yes, i think the bay of pigs definitely leads to the assassination of kennedy. it may have had a more direct link, but that's very difficult, maybe impossible to prove. over here, please. >> what's confusing to me is, if after the first day of the invasion it became very clear that the u.s. wa