john lewis, where are you? john lewis. [applause] have strong: and we yesterdaytion bringing so many senators together. [applause] pelosi: bishop thomas, how brilliant was it of elijah's parents to name him elijah? said, his namey meant, "god is my lord." as we know from the old testament, there is a tradition to leave a seat at the table for elijah who might show up. but our elijah always made a seat at the table for others. [applause] pelosi: he made a seat at , for new for children members of congress so he could mentor them, for all who wanted to be part of the american dream. personally lived the american dream and wanted everyone else to have that opportunity. hence, many seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name? how blessed are we all to know him, to benefit from his friendship and his leadership? elijah was a proud man. proud of his heritage. proud of baltimore. [applause] nancy pelosi: and proud of america. he always appealed to our better angels and

[applause] and their families and their staff elijah staff, john lewis, where are you john lewis. and we have strong representation from the united states senate and a bipartisan way astray and today also led by holland bring so monday things to us today. compact [applause]. bishop thomas, how brilliant if it wasn't of elisha his parents to name him elijah. is a senate and secretary said, god is my lord is we know from the old testament, there is a traditionally missing at the the table for elijah. he might show up. he always mayday seat at the table for others. [applause] he mayday seat at the table for children for an education, for members of congress so that he could mentor them. for all who wanted to be part of the american dream, elijah himself personally lived the american dream and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity. hence monday seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name. how blessed are we all to know him and to benefit from his friendship and his leadership. elijah was a proud man. proud of his

, debenhams, john lewis, dhs...ads that these online companies just don't have an online companies just don't have an online companies just don't have an online companies are so slick now. amazon now can bring your groceries, and it is very hard. of course, if john lewis... you know, these shops are disappearing. don't you like to lie ina are disappearing. don't you like to lie in a bed before you buy it? i like to look at a wardrobe, i like to see it before i buy it. they are two of those high—street brands that have done well in the changes to the high street. they have maintained quality, which debenhams didn't, they went on a race to the bottom and that is they lost out on customers. and things like click and collect, they are smart with that. they have kept up with the changes on the high street and they have a decent future ahead of them, unlike some of the others. and here, the royal story. looking at the times now. it's a huge chunk of the front page. furious prince hits out at bullying of meghan, and he com

yes, the john lewis tell us what's in first of all. , including an increase in what they have seen as sustainability interests from consumers, an increase in interest of modest shopping and they have also referenced popular culture, including bbc three's peaky blinders and flea bag including bbc three's peaky blinders and fleabag in fashion. interesting that you say that, what are people buying in relation to peaky blinders? an increase in sales of flat caps. i think it less people wanting to be dressed as 1920s gangsters and david beckham's peaky blinders collaboration. in terms of flea bag, blinders collaboration. in terms of fleabag, the blinders collaboration. in terms of flea bag, the black jumpsuit. blinders collaboration. in terms of fleabag, the blackjumpsuit. the original wasn't from john lewis but there was a massive sale. what sales ? there was a massive sale. what sales? they also mentioned an increase in reusable coffee cup sales and water bottle sales which they say suggests an increase in sustainability interests from sho

we've got this story about john lewis.ptomatic this, paola, the troubles retailers are facing. john lewis saying it'll unilaterally withhold some of the payment is due to its landlords just to try to make itself survive. that is pretty shocking and if i were a landlord i'd be reeling on the back of this is because already becausejohn lewis is an anchor tenant, it is a shop that attracts people into a shopping centre or the high street. the fact they don't want to pay service charges when they are paying lower than probably other tenants rents because of their status, the name, the way they attract shoppers and, this is very bad news for the commercial property owners. others would argue the commercial property owners have had it their way for so long, sky high rents, it is time for retailers to take back the power. that has already been happening and this is another example. rents will have to come down and valuations on these commercial properties will probably fall on the back of these as well and this will be fought out

or hello, john lewis, to hip. -- him. and we would joke about it. we would laugh about it. and i would tell the people in maryland, and people around our , weon, and around the world have lost a warrior. and i don't think we'll be so lucky or so blessed to see the ikeness of this man again. as a nation, as a people, we owe chairman cummings a debt, a debt of gratitude. there are no words to describe the loss of our brother, our friend and our colleague who lived up to this great and powerful name. it hurts so deeply that all i can do is keep his wife, his family and all who knew and love im in my constant prayers. elijah, we hope to see you again one day. blessed be your name. i yield back. mr. horsford: i thank the gentleman from georgia. and we do, as a body, extend our sincerest condolenessences to chairman cummings -- condolences to chairman cummings' wife, dr. maya moore, chair children, grabbed children, friends, -- grandchildren, friends, staff and all those who he positively impacted in his life and work. i now would like to yield to the gentlelady from the district

john lewis, where are you, john lewis?trong representation from the united states senate in a bipartisan way yesterday, today also led by ben cardin and chris val hollen bringing so many senators here today. bishop thomas, how brilliant was it of elijah's parents to name him elijah? as the secretary said, the god is my lord. as we know from the old testament there is a tradition to leave a seat at the table for elij elijah, might show up. but our elijah always made a seat at the table for others. he made a seat at the table for children in education, for even members of congress so he could mentor them, for all who wanted to be part of the american dream. elijah himself personally lived the american dream and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity. hence many seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name. how blessed are we all to know him and to benefit from his friendship and his leadership. elijah was a proud man, proud of his heritage, proud of balti

john lewis. where are you, john lewis? strong representation from the united states senate in a bipartisan way yesterday, today also, led by ben cardin and chris van hollen, bringing so many senators today. bishop thomas, how brilliant was it of elijah's parents to name him elijah? as the secretary said, god is my lord. and as we know from the old testament, there is a tradition to leave a seat at the table for elijah. he might show up. but our elijah always made a seat at the table for others. he made a seat at the table for children who needed an education, for even new members of congress so that he could mentor them, for all who wanted to be part of the american dream. elijah himself personally lived the american dream, and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity, hence many seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name. how blessed are we all to know him and to benefit from his friendship and his leadership. elijah was a proud man, proud of his herit

at this time i would like to bring forward my colleague and the amazing john lewis, who will have comments about the passing and honoring of our colleague , john all are mourning conyers who impacted so many of s in this country. mr. lewis: mr. speaker, i wanted to thank the young lady from michigan. well, you're still very young. for bringing us together to . nor john conyers the former dean of the house of representatives. and the co-founder of the congressional black caucus. ohn conyers was born at a time when we needed someone to stand up, to speak up and speak out and to get in the way of what i call good trouble, necessary trouble. as a matter of fact, john conyers and martin luther king jr. were born the same year. , faith, maybe history maybe god almighty placed two of them here -- the two of them here to work together. before being elected to congress , mr. conyers served in the korean war, and on the staff of representative john dingell. when the people of michigan , he ed mr. conyers in 1964 brought congress to the front line of the civil right it's -- front line of the civil ri

people calling elijah cummings john lewis and john lewis elijah cummings and their solely different peoplee responded that they trust people who are trained regardless of their race, but she again pushed the idea of a built-in bias. the chief later said many of his staff members black-and-white told him they were outraged by her remarks. tucker. >> tucker: thank you. crag is the chief of police and the city of police and he joins us. thank you for coming on tonight. >> how are you doing? love to be here. >> tucker: what did you make of this demand from the congresswoman? >> it's disturbing. there is nothing to it. the key points that keep getting missed in the conversation over facial recognition as we understand that the technology is flawed. we have built in safeguards and i can't speak for other police departments, but the safeguards are that we have trained analysts, professionals and then it's peer-reviewed by a second analyst and then only after that does a supervisor come in and concur with their findings. we understand that we have the technology, there's going to be message notifi

he was a leader like our brother john lewis for principle, for civility. he was a quiet man who did not seek the limelight, but he was afraid to step out into the arena and fight hard for the causes in which he believed strongly. and as all of us know, those equality, justice, opportunity, civil rights, education, children. he liked to say that children are the message we send to a uture we will never see. his parents sent elijah into the future and how much better the future was. he was beloved by his constituents, both those in the city of baltimore and those in its suburbs. was ndeed, it elijah probably better loved in my district than i am. most of my colleagues will understand that, of course. he worked hard. even in his final days the speaker is going to speak, i'm sure she will say something about a telephone call she had with him just days ago doing the people's business. as his health faltered, his passion for his work did not. in the days ahead we will have many opportunities, of course, to speak about our friend, elijah, about his passion for se

i had the honor of going with john lewis to the lynching memorial in montgomery alabama this past march. and i recommend all of you make that journey. you cannot go into that memorial and walked out the same person. and to see those columns, that represent bodies, hanging from this incredible, excuse me. from this incredible memorial , so many of them children. or so many of them elderly. and so many of them lynched because they tried to exercise the right to vote. you have the president of the united states any kind of comparison to a constitutional impeachment inquiry that was sparked by his abuse of power, by choosing his political gain over that of our national security. his betrayal of the oath of office, his betrayal of the protecting the integrity of our elections. it's one that is not worthy of the president of the unitedstates . and is an invocation of a terribly violent and dark period in our history. to make himself once againa victim . it is disgusting to say the least. >> on that note, should they happen resolution of condemnationfor this comment . because the congress of t

i've seen people calling elijah cummings john lewis and john lewis elijah cummings, and they're totallye. >> the chief shot back, saying his staff is trained professionals. >> i trust people who are trained. we always embrace, regardless of. >> the invitation for the tour was prompted by a twitter job in august, you should rethink this facial recognition bowl. he said he is concerned about misidentification on the right of the accused come but also concerned about the victims and their family, and admitted the technology isn't perfect. >> studies have shown the software that exists today were more likely misidentify persons of color. we understand that, and we don't take that lightly. >> that is what he said his analysts go through rigorous training. >> are you saying white people are not qualified? >> i think there is a study about how it is hard for, you know, african-americans, identifying african-americans, or latino, same thing. >> the way it is used, facial recognition doesn't necessarily create evidence that would be used to commit to someone, and measures things like the distanc

a better more beloved community, john lewis, a better country. god keep and protect our friend and colleague, elijah cummings. here on earth we will miss him. the house will miss him. maya, you and your family and his friends will miss him. and america will miss him. but we will rejoice in having had elijah walk among us, our friend, our colleague, and as has been said, jim, our example. his living surely was not in vain. well-done, good and faithful servant. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable emanuel cleaver, united states representative from the fifth district of missouri. mr. cleaver: o lord, the chair of the committee, elijah cummings, is now meeting you, the chair of the board of all of the universe. we issue thanks for sending elijah our way. we are better for having had him near us lo these many years, we bless those who have come and will come from near and far to pay tribute to this magnificent man. and now to the one who is able to keep you from falling and make you stand without blemish in the presence of god's glory was rejoicing

>> a lot of the people who showed up there-- hank aaron, andrew young, john lewis-- i think in many ways he is the hollywood equivalent for them, for this generation in atlanta. i mean, he means so much to people here in terms of what he represents. >> oliver: the studio is built on a former confederate army base. that irony is not lost on perry, who named each of the studios after prominent african americans in the film industry. an amazing endeavor. coming up, a group of teenagers making their case. the unique way they're being introduced to the world of debate. >> olir: finally tonight, a group of african american teens is finding its voice in the world of debate. here's mark strassmann. >> you still have to actually destroy the environment. >> reporter: making a statement... >> it is going to happen either way. >> reporter: meens firs... >> that the european union ... >> reporter: ...means first finding your voice. >> when you debate, you outwit. you don't outfight. >> reporter: brandon fleming is helping these atlanta teens find theirs. >> your hands belong here. you are engaging yo

politicians and members of the public gathered to honor elijah cummings congressman john lewis was onewho paid their respects to cummings, who was the first african-american lawmaker to lie in state at the capital. a funeral service will be held in baltimore former the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> it's just a scary time and i wonder if i'll have a house to come home to. >>> fast-moving flames, evacuation, and a path of destruction. our "today in the bay" team is live across sonoma county, tracking the fire fight. we're also keeping an eye on the smoke set to move into the rest of the boo bay area today. this morning we're certainly keeping a close eye on the fire, the weather conditions. good friday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. kari, how is it looking?

congressman john lewis once said. there is no greater friend to out poor, the loss, the left and the left behind than representative cummings. never has the truer word been spoken about anyone. he was a great man. congressman and most of all, a great america cap. we have some of the same medical issues, so we spent many evenings on the phone talking him through what the next step would be in the process. me one day. aid to he said, payne, i'm scared. but he wasn't just scared about his health issues. he was scared about the direction that this nation was going in. and to his very last existence, he was concerned about the people in his district and this country. so i will miss him dearly. this nation will miss him. and i will just yield back at this time. thank you. ms. plaskett: mr. speaker, how uch time remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has 20 minutes remaining. ms. plaskett: thank you very much. at this time i would yield time to the congresswoman from ohio, joyce beatty. mrs. beatty: thank you fo

k. what retailers waitrose i'm john lewis all to stop putting plastic toysys and christmas crackers. in a bid to cut down on single use plastic. of the u. k. supermarkets like scenes reza tesco's under marks and spencer have launched similar measures they made they glitter biodegradable all. got rid of it altogether and ditch the plastic packaging. millionaires and now own in the halls of the world's wealth according to credit suisse is a global wealth report published today. here is some of the numbers for you the number of millionaires in the world increased to nearly forty seven million over the past year. and combined they are worth a hundred and fifty eight point three trillion dollars that's 44% of the world's wealth. the bottom half of thee world's population however accounts for less than 1% of global wealth. the shocking numbers then and the catholic. thank yoyou very much indeed that with the business. it's got this you give them a chance with me what's good evening the break several the costa continues with no. meaningful vote. today will boris johnson keep his plan on tra

i think of people like john lewis and elijah cummings as having had the moral weenht, moral cons of congress, he won't bereplaceable. but, we can learn from his wisdom, his sense of otfairness tosides. ots sense of commitment to civil rights, to rights of immigrants and i just feel blessed and privileged to have learned from him and served on his committee for a year. >> our condolences to you and your colleagues the in washington. congressman ro khanna, thank you so much. >> thank you, it is always a pleare. >> survivors of recent california wildfires linked to unpg&e's equipment have l monday to file liability claims for their losses. also the states top utility regulator, is holding an emgency meeting today with pg&e executives about the widely criticized power outages last week. that left hundreds of thousands of customers without power. goveinor gavin, is dema accountability, saying this week that californians should not pray pay the price for decades of pg&e's greed and new ect. joining me talk about this law professor, jared, from uc hastings college of the law. thanks for being here.

what is the process for someone like when i first acame here, t kennedy, john lewis were on the list. how do you extract yourself from being off this list? also, as they do their job, i think it is very important to do their job, let me be very clear. but can you have them particularly sensitive to the approach, to the language, to how you move the person around? obviously they are not a threat right there because you already see they don't have any weapons. they're already in the security area. but what is their process? >> yes, ma'am. there's a couple pieces i would highlight out of this. the first and foremost is the ability to go through what's called dhs trip, so anyone who has had an issue while traveling may apply through dhs trip. this is a program that is government wide but we manage it out of tsa. the number one thing we find is the vast majority of individuals who are applying aren't actually on a watch list but might have a sounds-like name, similar spelling, similar name, similar date of birth and therefore are inadvertently matched against a record. quite easy for those

think nonafrican-americans think -- i've seen it even on the floor, people calling elijah cummings john lewisthe leagues elijah cummings and they are totally different people. >> trust people were trade regardless of the race but she did to leave again push the idea built-in bias. the chief later said many of his staff members black and white told him they were outraged by her remarks. tucker. >> tucker: thanks, trace. james craig is the chief of police for the city of detroit and he joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on tonight. >> how are you doing, greg, glad to be here. >> tucker: really well. what did you make of this demand from the congressman? >> you know, it's disturbing, delusional. there's nothing to it. the key points that keep getting missed in the conversation over facial recognition as we understand that the technology is flawed. we have built in safeguards and i can't speak for other police departments, but the safeguards are we have trained analysts, professionals and then it's peer-reviewed by yetn a second analyst and then only after that does a supervisor come in

at this time i would like to bring forward my colleague and the amazing john lewis, who will have comments about the passing and honoring of our colleague , john all are mourning conyers who impacted so many of s in this country. mr. lewis: mr. speaker, i wanted to thank the young lady from michigan. well, you're still very young. for bringing us together to . nor john conyers the former dean of the house of representatives. and the co-founder of the congressional black caucus. ohn conyers was born at a time when we needed someone to stand up, to speak up and speak out and to get in the way of what i call good trouble, necessary trouble. as a matter of fact, john conyers and martin luther king jr. were born the same year. , faith, maybe history maybe god almighty placed two of them here -- the two of them here to work together. before being elected to congress , mr. conyers served in the korean war, and on the staff of representative john dingell. when the people of michigan , he ed mr. conyers in 1964 brought congress to the front line of the civil right it's -- front line of the civil ri

joining me now is his colleague congressman john lewis of georgia. i'm so sorry for your loss.re you doing okay? >> i'm doing okay. thank you so much. >> he was a towering figure, congressman. talk to me about really about the loss his death leaves for the congress and for the country. >> we have lost a peaceful warrior for the american people. he was a man of peace, a man that sought justice. he never gave up. he never gave in. he kept the faith. and every day that he came to a committee meeting or came to the floor of the house to speak, he was speaking not just for the people of his district in maryland but he was speaking on behalf of the american people. >> he's from the generation that you are of civil rights leaders like you, right? can you tell us about how those roots, fighting for justice, how that shaped him and his life's work? >> well, his family came from south carolina, and they move said to baltimore seeking a better way, a better life. but he was grounded in the church. and i think he was deeply influenced by his attending church and listening to his mother and

only it was really because of the people of efforts like john lewis who kept bringing it up every yearo say you have to pass this legislation. what was important for us was to say the story of the african-american experience is bigger than a wing or an exhibition. it deserves its own museum. i have to be honest. when i came back there's a lot of people at the smithsonian themselves who said this should not happen in a meeting very early on they said we are are worried what they are doing because they are raising money that will hurt the smithsonian. and i said i thought we were part of the smithsonian so the best example is something very small. on the id card with has the initials of the museum and asm so when i came back they said you don't have initials on yours you are not a museum. i said wait that is disrespectful and they said you are not anything so i had to go into a meeting with senior leadership at the smithsonian to say you will put an ma ahc on this card because that was a symbol it was an equal part of the smithsonian so so much of what we did early on was to fight for re

. >> i see -- i have seen it from the house for people calling elijah cummings john lewis and they are two different people. >> but he shot back and the staff and trained professionals. >> people are trained regardless of race and regardless of gender. >> the invitation for the tour a twitter jab from august and the congresswoman displayed that she had already made up her mind. you should probably rethink this whole facial recognition bowl. chief craig is concerned about misidentification and the rights of the accused. he's also concerned about the victims and their families. he admitted the technology is not perfect. >> studies have shown the software that exist today more than likely will miss identify persons of color. we understand that, and we don't take that lightly. >> that is why his analyst go through rigorous training, he said. and rashida tlaib said the analyst need to be divided on racial lines. >> why are people not qualified -- >> no, i think there are studies out there that it's hard for african-americans can identify african-americans, latino. >> as it is being used, ra

. >> i have seen it from people calling elijah cummings and john lewis and the totally different peoplest people for trying. >> it was prompted by a twitter job in which the congresswoman display that she had already made up her mind. you should probably rethink the whole facial recognition. he says he is concerned about misidentification and the rights of the accused. he is also concerned about the victim and the family. he admitted the technology is not perfect. >> studies have shown the software exist today is more likely missed identifying person of color. we need to understand that and we don't take that lightly. >> that's what his analyst go through rigorous training and he insisted the analysts need to be divided on racial lines. >> are using white people are not qualified? >> there has been studies out that it's been hard for african-americans who identify as african-americans as latino. >> as being used facial recognition does not create evidence used to convict someone. it measures like the distance between your eyes or your cheekbones and it does not create a direct match lik

of the group is not the conscience, but they were seen as the emanuel cleaver, elijah cummings, john lewis, the brains, the strategy, the heart behind the congressional black caucus. an especially tough moment for them as well. >> i also want to bring in someone who knew congressman cummings as well as his flag-draped coffin is brought in. michael hig en botham from the university of baltimore law school and knew congressman cummings for more than 30 years. tell us about the man you knew and what you think as you watch this ceremony unfold? >> it's good to join you, but a very sad day in our community and our country. we've lost a real hero. congressman cummings -- first, let me extend sincere condolences to the congressman's widow maya. he was my congressman. i lived and worked in the seventh congressional district for over 30 years. congressman cummings, he had the key attributes of leadership. i like to call them the three cs, character, commitment and courage. he had all three of those things and they were on display every day of his service to the public. particularly when we had the

john lewis in particular, his speech was toned down because it was seemed too violent.speech was prepared in advance. but when he gave the people, jackson was behind him and said martin, remember the dream, the dream, the dream. nine he got rid of the speech and had the dream speech. white were mesmerized by it. john kennedy greeted him saying i have a dream. >> neil: and i want to you. >> right. >> neil: you've interviewed a lot of things. jerome powell comes up. i love that chat. the one with ruth bader ginsberg, bill gates. who is your favorite? >> how many children you have? >> neil: three. >> who is your favorite? >> neil: depends on the day. >> i love all the people i interview. obviously some people are better at being interviewee than others. there's no doubt when i interviewed oprah, i thought she had a good future in television. i told her that. jeff bezos, he did a great job. great laugh. funny. i love everybody i interview. >> neil: it's a great book. i highly recommend it. just a reminder that every time we get down on ourselves, david says been there, done

and he turns around and faces me and says, great to meet you, young lady, but i'm not john lewis.d a great time with his passing resemblance to his friend john lewis as this post from congressman lewis' staffer had. and he had a go with me after the awkward moment. the second time i met him was in a conference in d.c. a few months later and we had the most in-depth conversation i've ever had about the u.s. postal service, about its foundation in the constitution and the important role it's played in building up the black working and middle class across this country and why it's so important to protect those jobs from being stolen by privatization. it was a huge issue that he long fought for. i was lucky enough to get to know congressman cummings pretty well over the years. he was one of a small number of members that i spoke to fairly often, just asking questions or trying to understand issues. he was always incredibly nice, always the kind of person to ask about my husband and kids. he and his wife have been two of the truly kindness, most genuine people that you could possibly m

people often mistake me for john lewis. [ laughter ] >> you know what, i've heard him say that beforehe is a funny guy. he is an incredibly warm guy. and the one thing that i saw today that did not surprise me in the least, as his wife said, he was working until his last breath. >> that was him. the congressman in house leadership told me earlier today that when last week they were having the house democratic conference call because all of them were in their home district, he was surprised because congressman cummings had been sick. he helped to co-chair the call with speaker pelosi all the way to the end. he was one that would work. i've noticed he was always a workerwa and a civil rights fighter and a fighter for what he would call saving our democracy. >> and he wasn't just a major voice forus democrats. he was a moral leader. and i think before we go, it's worthe playing what he said earlier this year about the stateth of our democracy at the hearing with michael cohen. >> we are dancing with the angels. the question will be asked in 2019 what did we do to make sure weo kept our d

john lewis is seeking discounts from its landlords to cut costs, in a highly unusual move that highlightsres on retailers. the bbc has learned that the retail giant has been telling landlords in some locations that it will withhold 20% of this quarter's service charge. at least 15 people in england have tested hiv positive while waiting to get a place on a trial for a pill which prevents the disease. pre—exposure prophylaxis, known as prep, is a daily tablet which can stop a person from getting hiv. england is the only place in the uk where places on a trial to access the drug through the nhs are restricted. about 30 million people — nearly half the uk population — are being offered the flu vaccine, in the biggest winter vaccination campaign the nhs has seen. for the first time, all primary school pupils can have the vaccination free. alongside children — so—called super—spreaders — the over—65s, pregnant women and those with existing illnesses will also be offered the vaccine. katarina johnson—thompson has won britain's second gold at the world athletics championships in doha. she set a

i mentioned the pressure on john lewis earlier.ss amid the brexit uncertainty, there was fall in people visiting stores and some big—name firms closed. in—store sales plummeted by 3.1% compared with a year ago. this is according to the accountancy firm bdo's high street sales tracker. london's ftse 100 recovered a bit. bp lending the most support after the oil major named chief executive bob dudley‘s successor. but the index is still heading for its worst week in 20 months, as worries of a slowdown and risk of recession keep markets on edge. going in the other direction, retailers including next and tesco, reflecting investor anxiety about the state of retail following those figures from the monthly high street survey. that's all the business news. at the top of the hour we will go through the disastrous operation midland. all the things coming out of the enquiry. we hope to have a statement from the met. now the weather. rain in the forecast over the weekend. we have got some rather damp and drizzly conditions at the moment across

that happened in the early stages of tsa won a year old boy was trying to get off of lunch with john lewis and on this list for either reject it or couldn't get through, we haven't heard as much but we still have some of that as you all know in the public he has a doing their job characters a pathway for those who are not threats and not treated as such. and organizing the organization. >> i think he's absolutely right and mr. cleaver as well? >> yes you are. i don't want to speak out of but see how it feels. it is very important. i healed. >> thank you. that being said, i'd like to start a second round of questions, if i may. and i will start with myself, i recognize myself for five minutes. i want to follow up with mr. clyburn's comments about tsa personnel. they still have a lot of folks working. if i were to extrapolate from my discussion some of your, work you do have a lot of turnover. if you have a part-time job, they are part time, that is the crux of the issue this is a budgetary challenge that we have? >> as part of the 2020 issue, we are decreasing the number of part-time indivi

john lewis.e but it is measurements. so, i tried to explain it to her, analyst tried to explain it to her. and so we were appalled when she made the statement. jillian: chief craig he trusted people who are trained regardless of color. a look at headlines. send it to you. brian: bizarre. how does she get away with that? steve: with all the talk about impeachment will democrats find time to get anything done other than that? a debate coming up next. fight for piggyback rides fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu. fight to protect the ones you love. walgreens. be a flu fighter. get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. there are lots of people who are confused about which medicare plan is right for them. hey, that's me. i barely know where to start. well, start here with me, karen. i'm a licensed humana sales agent. well, it's nice to meet you, karen. i'm john smith. hi, john. at humana, we know you're unique. so you have different

john lewis, where are you, john lewis?plause] and we have a strong representation from the united states senate in a bipartisan way yesterday. today also led my ben cardin and chris von holl en bringing so many senators here today. [applause] bishop thomas, how brilliant was it of elijah's parents to name him elijah? as the secretary said the god is my lord and as we know from the old testament, there is a tradition to leave a seat at the table for elijah who might show up. by our elijah always made a seat at the table for others. [applause] he made a seat at the table for children who needed indication and for new members of congress to mentor them and all who wanted to be part of the american dream. elijah himself personally lived the american dream and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity, hence many seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name. how blessed are we all to know him and to benefit from his friendship and his leadership. elijah was a p

there is this big shake—up going on at thejohn there is this big shake—up going on at the john lewis in particular, the managing director is stepping down. the current managing director ofjohn lewis is going to become the executive director for a brand, lewis is going to become the executive directorfor a brand, they will be seven directors. this has to be approved not by the usual kind of bored but rememberjohn the lease has equal partners. so they have a board of partners and they will have to get together and vote on whether or not this is the change they want to see. but i mentioned they share price and the reason we are looking at that is because argos has already stepped down and of course our gas has been bought by salsberry, like the changes going on, let's find out what's going on because jeremy stretch, head of currency strategy at cibc world markets. lots of change in the world of retail a sign of how tough things are. that's absolutely correct. you talked about that first half lost and john millis which really is unprecedented in the sense of the management team recognisi

visitors included fellow congressman and fiscal rights leader john lewis, william barr, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, and vice president mike pence. earlier in the day colleagues from both sides of the aisle praised cummings during an emotional memorial service. >> elijah was truly a master of the house. he respected its history and in it helped shape america's future. >> i was privileged enough to be able to call him a dear friend. perhaps this place in this country would be better served with a few more unexpected friendships. i know i've been blessed by one. >> cummings who served in congress for 23 years is the first african-american lawmaker to lie in state in the capitol. he died last week at the age of 68. >> an amazing thing to bring washington together like that. >> sure is. >> good to see. >>> two people have been charged with capital murder in the death of a 3-year-old alabama girl. patrick stallworth and derick irisha brown are being held without bond. kamille "cupcake" mckinney was abducted at a birthday party back on october 12th. her remains were discovered tue

it is only because really, of the efforts like john lewis, who kept bringing this up every year staying you have got to pass this legislation. what is important for us was to say that the story of the african-american experience, is bigger than wing. it's bigger than an exhibition. it deserves its own museum. they have to be honest, when i came back, there were a lot of people within the smithsonian themselves who said that should happen. i remember going to a meeting or very early on the other museum directors and one of them said we gotta worry about with lonnie and josh are doing because that building they are raising money that's going to hurt the smithsonian. and it really we had to say, i thought we were part of the smithsonian. for me the best examples of the very small. on the smithsonian id, and has the initials of the museum. in asm for the national space museum. i came back, they said, you don't have initials on pictures. you are not a museum. and i said wait a minute, it's disrespectful. they said, you are not anything because you don't have words on your card. >> signage he

he was a leader like our brother john lewis for principle, for civility. he was a quiet man who did not seek the limelight, but he was afraid to step out into the arena and fight hard for the causes in which he believed strongly. and as all of us know, those equality, justice, opportunity, civil rights, education, children. he liked to say that children are the message we send to a uture we will never see. his parents sent elijah into the future and how much better the future was. he was beloved by his constituents, both those in the city of baltimore and those in its suburbs. was ndeed, it elijah probably better loved in my district than i am. most of my colleagues will understand that, of course. he worked hard. even in his final days the speaker is going to speak, i'm sure she will say something about a telephone call she had with him just days ago doing the people's business. as his health faltered, his passion for his work did not. in the days ahead we will have many opportunities, of course, to speak about our friend, elijah, about his passion for se

department store john lewis has stopped selling drones due to the growing concern over their misuse.ere either cancelled or diverted, affecting about 1a0 , 000 passengers. the department store said that sales were also on the decline due to restrictions in built—up areas. take a look at this photograph. it may not look like much but in a world first it was taken by a plant. the zoological society of london maidenhair fern the zoological society of london maidenhairfern took the zoological society of london maidenhair fern took photos of itself every 20 seconds using waste energy it had generated. they say can help scientists learn more about remote rainforest. looking out the travel. it appears to be running well so far. no reported problems on any lines there. please have closed off bethnal green road. a man was injured ina off bethnal green road. a man was injured in a stabbing overnight and officers are investigating. this is how it looks at the piccadilly underpass. that is still closed, heading towards knightsbridge because of works taking place there. and there are also works t