once i was able to get over john lewis and not fall, then my nervousness went away. i forced myself to look in the people out in the crowd, to look at the diversity, to look at the excitement, to realize that we wanted to do and what we hope this day would remind us is we wanted to build not just the first green museum on the mall, not a place driven by education, we wanted a place to make america better. not greater, better. that is what i thought about during that day. i'm exhausted, so the next day i'm not going to show up -- i'm done. it is 10:00 in the morning, my phone rings, and and it is the head of the restaurant sa -- and it is the head of the restaurant saying the crowns are so big we hcicken. of can we use your credit card to get chicken? mr. rubenstein: you have had former presidents, rock stars. who was the most memorable one? mr. glickman: the presidents. taking president obama through, vice president pence. is helping people understand this is a story that engages us all. i took president obama's entire family. there was a section on the 1960's. there

with his kindred chicana spirit, john lewis, a brother and mentor.stewards of the future my grandfather mentioned. and to robert f kennedy, this was a measure of a life well lived. people and human connections, touch and a look, in the moment between strangers and friends leaving aside expectations and egos to acknowledge each other's work and wisdom. where we posit and see each other. when we look past color or creed or class, to recognize a humanity or imperfections or contradictions. our hope for a truer and kinder tomorrow. that humanity anchored my grandfather and carried him to the field and the farmworkers to the appellation in country and the tenement where in the shadows, in the background, the quiet space that rarely got attention, robert kennedy found the arteries of our american heart. and he said of those forgotten , your country sees you. your country values you, america would not be america without you. he held their hands. he knelt by their side. he shared their sorrows. and he lifted their spirits. he wasn't radical or revolutionary

aye joined by john lewis of georgia, civil rights icon i believe and supported kennedy's 1968 presidential the ambassador hotel the night that bobby kennedy was shot. congressman lewis, i had to have you on tonight, and i want to know here we are 50 years later, just what john lewis feels and thinks tonight is important for me to hear. >> well, chris, i must tell you that i've been thinking a great deal about what happened and how it happened 50 years ago. bobby kennedy, i tell you, was a man of hope, faith, and love. he inspired the best in all of us. he had the capacity to bring people together and lead us to greater heights. he wanted to be a builder of bridges. i w with him in indianapolis, indiana when we heard that dr. king had been assassinated. and i heard to myself we still have bobby. and that's why i went on to oregon and on to california to campaign with him, to team. and if he had lived -- i'm convinced, if he had lived whoerks have received the democrat nomination and he would have been elected the next president of the united states of america. he lad the capacity. he had th

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as john lewis proved again, the best remarks given after dr.e were embodied in robert kennedy's speech in indianapolis. we rocked along through two months of turmoil, and then he won in california in the primary. i still remember the vote. do you? lost oregon by a little bit, then won in california 45-42, and god forgive me for being incorrect, but i was so glad to have winner take all primaries back then. [laughter] [applause] president clinton: why am i saying this? we were all being so lofty because he was a flesh and blood man who fought in real life. at the time we seemed to think that our clan and tried were more important than anything else and required us to be divided from one another. he came, as you see here, from quite a clan, and he did everything he could to increase it. [laughter] president clinton: and as you have heard, the kennedy clan was clearly an irish tribe. and those of us who share that heritage were proud of it. what was the difference? the difference was that he embodied the whole message of the faith of his fathers a

john lewis has been a success story but evenit lewis has been a success story but even it has stoppeded lots of smaller independent shops are beginning to open up, lots of coffee shops etc, but they are not really replacing the big iconic brands. andy street has got plans which he will be talking about in the future, using his expertise as well as his political clout to try to do something about cities that wolverhampton who are really feeling the impact of changing patterns. thank you. theresa may will meet with senior ministers later in an attempt to resolve tensions over the government's brexit ‘backstop' plan. she is meeting david davis for the second time to discuss his concerns about arrangements with the irish border after we leave the eu. the downing street said they expected him to remain in his position. this is relating to the so—called backstop position where we would match eu tariffs in order to avoid a ha rd match eu tariffs in order to avoid a hard irish border post brexit. joining me now from downing street is our assistant political editor, norman smith. david davis b

john lewis is managing this transition which all retailers are having to face which is even though theytill selling stuff, nearly 40% of their sales are now online. there is an advantage of having shops and they are integrated and everything like that. the actual costs of the shops are being borne by 70% of the or sevent you had six years ago. that makes the operating model more difficult. mark: thank you. good to see you. vonnie: 7:00 p.m. england time? mark: yes 7 p.m. london time. vonnie: here's the first world news. >> president trump and vladimir putin will hold the first bilateral summit on july 16 in helsinki. mike pence said he it expects the talks to include russian interference in the u.s. elections. this will be the third meeting between the two leaders. melania trump is heading back towards the southern border of the u.s.. the third reich -- the first lady -- this comes a week after she traveled to the border town of mcallen texas. she also met with children. children of migrant have been ordered to be reunited with their parents within 30 days. israelis jewish man has been

chicana spirit, of john lewis, a brother and mentor. and her army of young activists. -- such fear list words of the future my grandfather imagined. robert f kennedy, this was a measure of a life well lived. connections, a touch and a look, in the moment ,etween strangers and friends where we leave aside expectations and ego ended -- and acknowledge each other's worth and wisdom, where we posit and see each other. when we look past color or creed or class, to recognize a humanity we all share. imperfections, contradictions, hope for for a truer, kinder tomorrow. humanity anchored my grandfather and carried him from of fields and farmworkers the hollows of appalachia, to the tenements of bed star i, -- y, to the quiet spaces that really got attention. found theennedy arteries of our american heart. forgotten, your country sees heal. your country values you. america would not be america without you. he held their hands. he knelt by their side. he shared their sorrows. he lifted their spirits. he was not radical or revolutionary, but he wa

we've shown you john lewis and young americans all with a message to those children now forcibly split from their parents. >> you are not alone, and if you ever feel alone, just think of me and all the other people in the world that want to help you and your family get back together. >> you are sending a message. we are sick and tired of seeing little children, seeing little babies taken from their mothers. it's not right. it's not fair, and history will not be kind to us. the world is crying with us. we must show the world. >> the voice is resonating. the message very clear. that scene repeated as you can see here in at least 750 locations today as this map is indicating. many rallies underway right now at this hour. taking us through the action nbc's garrett haake in washington. blake mccoy in new york city. calipa cal perry and mariana. blake mccoy is following the protest outside this building in new york city. blake, a good day to you. let's talk about what's going on where you are. >> hi, alex. this has been a protest on the move today. it started in lower manhattan outside city

john lewis saying that they are expecting some profits.ng the stores getting a face-lift? yes, it looks like that. it is not clear how they are looking to spend the money. there is a lot going into it. there are significant changes coming along for staff. it looks like the pension scheme is going to be reviewed. which means the final salary scheme could be on the final salary scheme could be on the block. staff have seen a a% increase in their salaries which is but retirement could be scaled back. teething part of the investment will be improving even further the online offering? they have performed pretty well on the sector. yes, they have. i think it is going to be two prong. the numbers we have seen today there was some positive performance of the online section of waitrose. john lewis is also investing in service which is important if you are a physical retailer. that is one way you can differentiate yourself from online players. if you are a online, you do not offer face—to—face support. people like john you do not offer face—to—face

me where exactly we are right now this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice came john lewis residence hello i can barely remember being given such access at other v.i.p. locations around the world i'm absolutely shocked. and the u.s. and blocks the u.n. security council resolution calling for an international force to protect palestinian civilians after months of the deadly clash.

we had john lewis. .e had three or four people dr. lafayette was the number one guy teaching.t of his assignment. he was teaching us, if they hit you, you fall a certain way, how to get up. he was teaching us various things you have to do to be nonviolent. never strike back. we were taught, you have to maintain a certain level of respect. they did not accept him when he first came to tell. he was labeled as a troublemaker. we don't need a troublemaker coming into our community. they rejected dr. lafayette. that is why he turned to the youth, because they were governed. afraid.were lafayette had a tough time to get into the church. all of our training went on in the basement of the church, some of which went on all night. word came out that he wanted to have a mass meeting. that was when the deacons met and said, we can't have a mass meeting at this church. they were fearful that the ku klux klan, every racist group possible, they are going to burn that church, they are going to do some drastic stuff. that was the fear. churchastor, he told the members in a minute. he said, wai

john lewis spoke and marched with hundreds innt at people held signs aloft saying love is the answer. some called for the abolishment of the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, i.c.e. ten days ago atlanta's mayor put an order to stop housing i.c.e. detainees. >> taken from their mothers -- it's not right. it'sotair. and -- >> in new york, demonstrators marched across the brooklyn bridge. many people brought their children out there withop them. an epial priest who joined the march said president trump's immigration policies were ungodly and un-american. these protests not only are taking part not u.s., but alsoa ss the world. 100 demonstrators in london we protesting outside the u.s. embassy. they were holding signs that read america is torturing children, and families . long togeth >>> a blind and partially deaf puppy has a new leash on life. she fell into a deep hole in her backyard. rescuers, though, refused to give up. they were finally able to pull the adorable pup to safety after a three-hour long ordeal. that crowd of onlookers there erupting into cheers as little toffee

the chair of the john lewis happen not to flight those. the partnership issuing a profits warning today. people over the age of a0 in england should pay another tax to help fund elderly care, according to mps. that comes as ministers are looking at how to reform adult social care. currently, only the poorest get help with later life costs. some have to rely on friends and family or simply go without. now, a group of mps are trying to find ways to reform the system and raise extra cash. they are calling for new social care premium paid for by employers, people over a0 and those retirement. it will be based on income. people who could not afford to pay would not be expected to. looking at the principles of fairness and raising extra resources. without it, i'm afraid social care is in a very precarious state and a lot of people are just not getting the support they need. accommodation of an ageing population and a squeeze on council budget has left the social ca re council budget has left the social care at breaking point. with the over 65s be

i did learn one story, which was amazing to me, which is, from john lewis, that he was in charge, in was in charge of the latino. but together, they were in charge of the white nak neighborhoods. and the two of them went door-to-door in l.a. on behalf of my father. and the thought of opening the door and seeing john lewis and cesar chavez there, you know, stumping for someone is pretty amazing. >> what a time. and before i let you go, i know the family home was recently sold. as i understand it, you found a letter your father had written you when your uncle, president kennedy, was killed. >> yeah. it was an unopened letter. >> you had never seen it. >> nobody has ever seen it. i opened it up for the first time a few years ago when we sold the house. and he, in it, he is writing from the desk in the oval office, just minutes after he found out about jack. he says, remember your uncle joe and uncle jack and the sacrifices they made for our country. love our country and be kind to others. >> what a treasure to find after all these years. and the book is a treasure, as well. kerry kenned

so this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice at kim john lewis residence. i can barely remember being given such access at other v.o.i.p. locations around the world we were just told. the president which is just outside the doors. of the city to be. interviewed and given the fact that we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong the moon again i'm just going to say i'm absolutely shocked. and. it is really disappointing that we won't be able to find out exactly what's being said behind these stories but just a few hours before mr kim and mr lavrov met the one foreign minister said making the korean peninsula free of nuclear weapons is a very delicate issue maintains that the interests of all sides must be respected. so that said it all ended with inviting came john to russia so let's see whether the north korean leader will accept the invitation for now we're heading back to the airport in the russian foreign minister's motorcade. franco right. residents and pyongyang. certainly not an every day report interesting stuff. if a tranquil in n

someone told me were exactly right now this is how subtly you get treated to cranberry juice came john lewis residence hello i can barely remember being given such access at other locations around the world i'm absolutely shocked . with north korea. after receiving what he called a very nice letter from him. also in the stories which shape the week european court finds e.u. countries complicated in the torture of terrorist suspects at cia black sites. the european union canada mexico to retaliate against the u.s. over a hefty tax on metal imports. with a pic of the stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well welcome to the weekly on our team international donald trump made a dramatic u. turn this week saying his summit with kim jong. un the talks will take place on june the twelfth in singapore came after russia's foreign minister met with the north korean leader. our correspondent traveling with the russian delegation and was granted rare access to one of the north korean. leaders' residences. we were told to leave most of our belongings and all our mobi

me words zach we are right now this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice at home john lewis residents fellow i can. barely remember being given such access at other v.i.b.e. locations around the world i'm absolutely shocked me donald trump says a summit with the north korean leader is back on after the american president received what he called a very nice letter from kim jong il. headlining to lithuania and romania were complicit in the torture of two al qaeda terror suspects by hosting secret cia detention centers says the european court of human rights. america's trading partners about retaliate against hefty tariffs on metal imports imposed by the trumpet ministration. live from r.t.e. studio age q here in moscow this sunday morning it's kevin zero in with you for a weekly roundup of the big stories of the last seven days first than a u. turn from donald trump over north korea he says he's ready to meet with kim jong un after all in singapore later this month previously had been so many mixed messages coming from the white house about it but well ahead of voce talks russ

john lewis has issued a profits warning.less than the £290 million it made last year. profits for the first six months of the year would be close to zero. it's also closing five of its waitrose food stores. more on this injust a moment. the bank of england says the uk has made positive progress. but it says there has not been similar progress by the eu. shares in african budget airline fastjet have collapsed by two thirds, after warning it could go bust without new funding. the airline is backed by easyjet founder stelios haji—ioannou and operate in several african countries including south africa, tanzania and zimbabwe. let's return to out top business story today and the partnership that ownsjohn lewis and the waitrose says profits in the first half of the year are going to be "close to zero". last year the group made around £26.5 million in the six months of the year. it says the cost of investing in its stores will eat into profits. it's also going to close four waitrose convenience stores and one supermarket. let's hear

lists, so for example a retailer likejohn lewis, wedding lists, so for example a retailer like john lewishn lewis, we work with retailers in the us like macy's and ed, battered beyond where you can go through the store and quickly use visual search and add products to wedding list which is another really cool use case. you have lots of competition, there are other visual search products and amazon has its own. so the competition is hot. lots of the technology companies as well, pinned rest, google have launched similar technology. we look at it as a rising tide lifting all boats. you mentioned that stat from baidu, 50% of all searches is anticipated to be around voice and image search. winter spent that arise and if is anticipating people to do this and amazon has integrated visual search, not just into amazon has integrated visual search, notjust into the search but the camera mode of their phones, so you can do it from the phone, from the device itself its going to get more and more people accustomed to doing this and it will become more and more commonplace. it is notjust clothes, it i

where exactly we are right now this is how suddenly you get treated to cranberry juice that came john lewis residence hello i can barely remember being given such axis at other locations around the world i'm absolutely shocked the spanish prime minister is ousted in a no confidence vote from it corruption claims his socialist party rival will take his place. in the u.n. raises the alarm over an escalation of fighting in the libyan city of done as the french president pushes for talks between the ruling factions inside libya.

specifically about the threat from online shopping and should know because he used to be the boss at john lewisidentally is much more successful than house of fraser, largely because it has worked out its online plant. but it's not just online worked out its online plant. but it's notjust online shopping that has caused big problems for house of fraser, it's also that people don't have as much money to spend any more and they are out—of—town shopping centres. wolverhampton struggles from a shopping centre down the road in dudley, but people are asking what will happen to this massive site, occupying such a big and important part of the city centre. thank you. the brexit secretary david davis says he is not resigning, following divisions with the prime minister over the uk's brexit "backstop" plan. in the proposal, the uk would retain a temporary customs arrangement with the eu in order to avoid a hard irish border post—brexit. but mr davis had been concerned that there was no time limit included in how long the measure would last. the bbc understands that details of the proposal will be publish

[chanting] rob: congressman john lewis and dr. order protection headquarters, families can be separated once they cross the border when parents are jails and children are sent to -- on the heels of the summit with kim jong un, donald trump, and the leader like he did in many others at the g7 summit. >> if he were at the meeting i would ask him to do things that are good for him. as an example, if vladimir putin were sitting next to me, and down the other night, do me a favor, get out of syria. get out of the ukraine, a good relationship with them and talk better than if you call somebody. >> according to the wall street journal a meeting could take place in vienna. >> on the heels of his historic summit with kim jong un, calls increasing for donald trump to win the nobel peace prize. two norwegian lawmakers nominating donald trump for the honor a month after a group of republican lawmakers, earned surprise for efforts to disarm north korea. >> strong storm leaving a path of destruction through pennsylvania, possible tornado touchin

john lewis is warning its profits in the first half of this year will be quote close to zero.cpns are effectively the new asbos — but there‘s one big difference — asbos were handed down by a court, cpns are given by police and councils where they simply decide someone has a detrimental effect on others. they‘ve been given out to stop people feeding birds in their own garden, crying in their own home, preventing people walking in front of their house, or to stop them looking in other people‘s windows. if you breach a cpn, you can be fined and multiple breaches can result in going to prison. in a moment we‘ll talk live to this cafe—owner who was given a cpn which she says meant she and her customers weren‘t allowd to look at a rival cafe, and this woman who was given a cpn because her peacocks were too noisy. we brought you our reporter rick kelsey‘s full film earlier — here‘s a short extract. peaceful, relaxed seafront living in east sussex. i'm going to show you where we can't go. something that is no more for sheila jacklin and her husband nigel. they got a community protecti

among those there are is representative john lewis. >> i'm sick and tired of children, babies separatedm their mothers and fathers. we have to say something, we have do something. we cannot afford to be quiet. >> political commentator van jones. what's going on? >> this is a human rights catastrophe. part of what is so sad, the republican party in particular should step forward. this is supposed to be a pro family, pro-choice party, pro baby party. if a person has been raped, they'll tell you don't harm the child because of what the parents did. it's a very interesting child. here's an opportunity for you to show you mean it. you don't harm children, you don't harm babies because the parents crossed the border. this is a moral outrage. it should be both parties going to the president, going to sessions and saying stop this. you are scarring children for life. can you imagine a 2-year-old child being taken from the mother months onend, no understanding about what's going on? that childl be 40 years old and 50 years old and 60 years old and 70 years old still hurting, still scarred for a

the john lewis books and then the workshops we did this year. grateful because a lot of schools sent students. roosevelt sent students over and then other schools with larger numbers. so we saw probably 200 students in that workship. -- workshop. we're grateful. mr. miller and mr. dickey have been working on this for years we're grateful for the opportunity to present to you this time around and what we're actually asking for is the ability to continue to partner and be more intentional about professional development and those trainings that can happen and sharing the curriculum that's been informed by community and young people. as we developed that curriculum, it's in that space. really thinking about how we can be intentional, thinking about the literacy work, and i know we've talked in the past to kevin truitt about some of the work that they're doing around literacy and some those in schools and we're able to partner in be in that. and the data coherence and access. we're grateful for the partnership with mr. dickey, but do think as we buil

was an incredibly inspiring protest, incredibly inspiring civil disobedience, as representative john lewishink that's what people were doing today is drawing attention to the fact we've got kids in cages on the borders, people in prisons when they're trying to seek asylum. it's not politics. it's about right and wrong, and it was incredible to see all those women out there today. courageous, strong and fighting for women who are in prison, mothers who are in prison and trying to be reunited with their mothers. >> just to be clear, i want our viewers to know again, you were arrested for protesting for these immigrant families. i know that you would -- you know, there's a lot to be done here, but do you feel your voices are being heard? >> you know, i do, don. i'll tell you that obviously a lot of things have happened in the last few days, but i think the last two weeks have been really consumed by this issue. and americans across the country, democrats, republicans and independents say this is wrong. they cannot believe this is happening. and outrage has been real. the idea that this presid

. >>> tonight democratic representative john lewis calling one of president trump's tweet racist.e is what president trump said. he said democrats are the problem. they don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants no matter how bad they can be to pour into our country. -- >> shameful, racist. >> is it dangerous? >> it is very dangerous. general hayden, do you agree with representative lewis? >> i will say this, erin, i think the use of that word, infest is beneath the dignity of the office of the president. i don't know why the president will would do that. i am disappointed but i will leave the descriptions to the congressman. >> you are clear with where you think it is beneath the dignity of the office. steve cortez talked about those families on this program last night and here is what he said. >> these immigrants and i am an immigrant. >> they are not immigrant. they are invaders. >> let me finish. i did not interrupt you. >> i did not interrupt you. >> that word, invaders? >> when you come here without permission, you are an invader. cortez came out in the morning and s

continues to fight, i think for the vision, not only of martin luther king, but of whitney young, john lewis, roy wilkins, thurgood marshall, malcolm x, and others, many of the great leaders who championed civil rights, human rights, and economic justice in the 1960's. we are the inheritors and legatees of that. and we work every day to see how we can push it. today, there has to be a renewed effort to help poor white people, poor black people, poor latinos, working whites, working blacks, and working latinos, that they have more in common when it comes to economic issues than in division with each other. in today's america, culture and race, culture, sometimes as a -- sometimes is just a code word for race, has divided the body politic, which means that something so simple, like raising the minimum wage, or pushing the country toward a living wage, cannot find the light of day here in the congress of the united states. but 20 plus states have said, forget the congress, forget the president, we will do it on our own. so, simple, important things cannot get done because politics, the politics

or john lewis you should not march or have a sit in -- >> i'm not going to have you disparage what ibout the civil rights movement. that's not true. >> saying is because youncomfortable, because colin kaepernick, eric reed, the philadelphia eagles make you uncomfortable that means it's a success. there are no more socially conscious league in the united states of america that the national basketball association. what has happened to their ratings? they've skyrocketed. what did the golden state warriors do last year? they didn't show up at the white house. they went to the national african-american history museum. they went to kevin durant's old high school and gave back. they could care less about the president of the united states. and their global stature hasinc. >> they protested in ways that weren't provocative and designed to offend people. here's my point. i personally agree with some of the things the players -- i wish they had done it in a different way that would be easier for me -- let me finish. here's the difference between going to a lunch counter and getting arrested. b

you interview a number of notable people, president obama, tony bennett, george clooney, john lewis talking father meant to them. but i do wonder, when you think about your dad, you were eight years old when he was killed, old enough to have known him, old enough to remember him. do you think of this larger than life -- what might have been, american politician and progressive -- >> no, i think of what every kid thin of. is loving and -- loving father who was so present in our lives. he was not a don draper dad of the 1960s. he was completely present when we were with him and he was talking to us about our day and what is going on in the country and eliciting our thoughts. >> and there is one anecdote in the book aboutisagreement between you and your brother michael where he settled the argument exactly the way you would think robert kennedy would settle a disagreement between two siblings. >> he brought us both into the study and he made michael bequi th story and then he made be quiet while michael told his side of the story and in that the truth came out.and then he make up and go to our

that was the great john lewis who has been doing civil rights work since he was 22 years old, he wasker at the march on washington, he is speaking today in atlanta at one of the rallies called families belong together protesting the trump administration policy of forcibly separating children from their parents, of inn cars rating children, of caging children, of taking babies who were breast-feeding away from their moms and putting them in detention. understand this is not summer camp, this err in detention. i have seen it with my own eyes, taking children away from their parents and putting them in detention, it's hard to believe we're talking about the united states of america, but we are. we're talking about children, three year olds, standing on a table having to climb on a table and represent themselves on court. arguably that's america, but it is. hillary clinton recently asked about what the right would like to talk about, which is civility, be nice to them, she said give me a break. give me a break. what is more uncivil and cruel than taking children away? it should be met wi

rallies, of course, wrapped up, including the one in atlanta, where congressman and civil rights icon john lewisoke. >> we all came here in different ships, but we're all in the same boat now. there is no such thing as an illegal human being! all are human. discover card. hey, i'm curious about your social security alerts. oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ewww! being in the know is very good. don't shake! ahhh! sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. well, esurance makes finding the right coverage easy. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. >>> i'll show you a protest taking place nationwide. i want to emphasize and remind you of this number. 2,047. that's the number of children still separated from their parents. you heard mariana mention it a few moments ago. it is those children who inspire the marches. with the rallies underway, president trump i

. >> so that was chairman mccall on the other side you have john lewis saying he's willing to be arrested a again until he finds this issue very emotional. >> some of these young children may never ever see their mother on or their fathers again. it's not right. it's not fair. it's not just. >> there's intense pressure on house republican leadership to see if they can deliver 218 yes votes on one or more of these two bills they'll consider tomorrow night, trace. >> trace: and then there's the senate side of this, mike. >> that's right. the senate is looking at more narrower proposals to address the issues of the family being separated at the border. california democrat dianne feinstein has offered a bill that all the democrats are on board with. senator john cornyn says congress must act. >> i would say that none of this reflects well on congress or the administration in terms of our inability to solve the problem. so we need to step up and do our job. but i also think what the democrats have proposed, which let's not enforce our immigration laws, let's just wave people through at the bor

belafonte or lena horne were jejerome smith, the most decorad freedom rider perhaps along with john lewisy suffered both the most, physically beaten within an inch of their lives, so to speak. but after that meeting, he said, look, you can talk to them like you talk to king. yet when you the ability to talk to king, there often verbabal exchanges that were sometimes brbrutal and sometimes honest ad difficult for me yet he ultimately committed to the very principles that motivated dr. king. dr. king accepted that as the price to be paid in order to link arms to fight for justice. amy: so let's go to that moment of the meeting. talk about where it took place, who was there, and why you centered your whole book around it. >> well, the meeting took place in new york on central park at the kennedy penthouse that family, hiss father. it is were martin luther king jr. had his first meeting within 10 it for president jack kennedy, john f kennedy. so it was there that they met. they, being bobby kennedy and baldwin, met the morning before when baldwin flew out to hickory hill after landing and d.c