>>> support continues to pour in for civil rights icon congressman john lewis after he announced he wased with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. lewis who famously marched alongside dr. martin luther king jr. in selma says he'll begin treatment in the coming days. joining me is professor eric dyson from georgetown university. the author of the new book "jay-z made in america." congressman lewis writes, i have decided to do what i know what to do and do what i've always done. i'm going to fight it and keep fighting for the beloved community. we still have many bridges to cross. i wonder what your reaction was when you heard the news about congressman lewis? >> he's an extraordinary american. a great american hero. a man born in poverty in alabama, the son of share croppers, went to college in tenness tennessee, became one of the first students involved in the sit-in movement and at 23 years old became part of the student nonviolent coordinating committee and joined with the six big leaders with martin luther king jr. to handle the march on washington. he was the youngest speaker, the only livin

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i spoke to john lewis his chief of staff today. he was on the bridge.hat does one guy on a couch in new jersey do? does he sit there and be a spectator for democracy question -- democracy? no. he got up on the couch, realized he could not afford a ticket, so he decides to do this great american tradition, the best i can with what i have and where i am. who might need some legal support in new jersey, a group of activists in the living room, they put together a sting operation. four years past he said. a family coming up in the south so they cannot find housing and northern new jersey and they are being turned away. he said we represented the family and you know the two names on the case fire and i said no. he said your parents. i'm literally sitting here right now because of civil rights activists that i know. i am also here now because it like i new jersey, middle-class and living comfortably, new that his freedom was intrinsically tied to the mothers of america. he stood up, and i'm running to be president for the united states. i could be the first d

house in 1999, sworn in by the great john lewis, and then fife years later elected to the united states senate as our senior senator. that was something so much more, johnny. something more, there was so much more than that senator, that we had yet to know. it was more than your resume. it was more than your title. it was more than what you were going to accomplish that stirred me or stirred any individual. it was on that night in 1990 where a man i had never met with a name i certainly couldn't pronounce with a history that i didn't know or a a future yet untold, he caught my attention my first true interasting, my first impact by a political figure in my life was that night in 1990. when the results were not what they had hoped for or what the senator had hoped for at the time or what they had worked for and yet they were in a room of friends and supporters and had to address them that night. now if you were an onlooker like me, a 20-year-old college student what do you expect? you expect maybe there's going to be bitterness. there's going to be regret, some blaming, some dweistness,

let's talk about another brand, john lewis? e speak to an expert, that may be a good idea. catherine shuttleworth, ceo at savvyjoins me now. what is going on withjohn lewis? they are saying that staff there on the partnership might not get an annual bonus this year for the first time in 50 years. tough times at john lewis, they have not had a great christmas, whilst people have been buying things, they have been buying them on black friday on department stores where there have been massive department stores —— massive discounts. black friday turned out to be the biggest sales week, not christmas week. they have been selling 5% more beauty products but at a huge discount, which means they will not hit their profit targets, and as a result, their partners are potentially going to get a bonus and it looks like their chief executive has left a business as well today, as part of this review of what has really gone quite badly wrong for them this year. 0k, so we have the likes of tesco struggling, sainsbury is saying things are not gr

john lewis and m&s are not alone.rways's parent company — iag. the transport secretary grant shapps says he believes the northern rail franchise can only continue for "a number of months." a final decision on whether to strip arriva of the franchise completely and bring it under public control will be taken later this month. john lewis — the poster child of traditional british retail — has just lost its boss. paula nickolds is stepping down next month after just two years in the top job. why? profits are down, they're expected to continue to be down, and —— this is after a pretty dismal performance last year and the christmas season — which is normally a boon for retailers. they're not the only ones feeling the pain. m&s has failed to build on signs of a recovery in its clothing business — and high levels of waste have hit its profit margins on food. tesco's been talking today about a subdued market in the uk. in fact, the brc, the retail lobby group says 2019 was the worst sales year on record for the industry, what

are you john lewis? and i said, dr. king, i am john robert lewis. i gave him my whole name.still called me the boy from troy. and over the years, i had an opportunity to meet rosa parks and to talk with her. she was so wonderful, so kind, and she kept saying to each one of us, you too can do something. she inspired us to participate in the sit-ins, to study the way of peace, the way of love, to study the philosophy and discipline of nonviolence. again, i want to thank you. madame librarian. i want to thank you for what you are doing to help educate and sensitize another generation to stand up, to be brave, to be bold, to be seeageous and when people something that is not right, not fair, not just, do something. we cannot afford to be quiet. we live at a time where we must save our democracy. save our planet. we must do what rosa parks did. when there comes a time to sit in, sit down, do it. a time to stand up, stand up. there comes a time to speak up. speak up and speak out. come a time to get in the way or to get in good trouble, necessary trouble, do it. be brave. be bold.

john lewis partners, tesco and m and s.hn lewis, sales down at waitrose and thejohn lewis partnership and paula nickolds, managing director, is going to leave. she has been with the firm 25 yea rs. leave. she has been with the firm 25 years. whether they will pay her a bonus or not, they have the lowest bonus or not, they have the lowest bonus of last year, lowest since 1953. they will decide to pay a bonus at all in february. that would be extraordinary. yes, extraordinary, the first ever full john lewis and partners. there will bea john lewis and partners. there will be a board meeting in february to decide. the chairman, who runs the whole partnership, is leaving to be replaced by sharon white, the former head of ofcom. marks & spencer, which didn't have a bad christmas, but particularly general merchandise, which includes clothing, was down again. the market reaction has been quite sharp. marks & spencer shares have lost 10% this morning. what was not a terrible christmas trading statementjust shows business never sat r

clinton: and i want to thank john lewis and the late harris wofford for sponsoring the service bill. didi still remember what i asn john lewis said, reverend sharpton noted, that it should be a day on, not a day off. i have still got my little day on and not a day offcap. when i leave you today, i will go home and put my regular clothes on and i will have my cap on. i would like to say just a few words about where we are. nothing that is happened these last three years is saying some fundamental facts. we live in an interdependent world. honoring, all the people ,ou are honoring here today including a young woman who was at the parkland shooting. those kids did more than i ever did as president. we banned assault weapons. we had a background check law that worked, when there was no online gun sales. we had the lowest murder rate in 33 years, the lowest easy gaugin homicide rate in 46 years. don't forget that. we did it partly because the african-american community -- i got tired of going to schools in the 1992 and having kids look at me and beg me to get guns out of schools, beg me t

meanwhile, john lewis has warned staff they may not be paid their annual bonus.ight this feeling any more. ..# they were down 2% compared with the previous year. profits are also going to sink and staff may not get a bonus for the first time since the ‘50s. meanwhile, britain‘s biggest retailer, tesco, scraped a bit of growth in its most crucial few weeks, just 0.1%. that‘s deemed a success in the current market. it‘s been challenging at marks & spencer too. food‘s done well but clothing and home is down again and online weak. it feels a bit flat, christmas not delivering what many retailers had been hoping for. did you spend a bit more or a bit less this christmas? probably a bit less. why was that? financially, can't do it any more. slightly more because there were a lot of offers on before christmas and i thought i'd seize the moment. christmas was weak for retail. new figures out today from the industry trade body show that if you add november and december together, sales actually fell. that‘s rare, and for 2019 as a whole, it was the worst year on record. a

trouble at john lewis.nd mostly hill snow pushing north—eastwards will continue to clear into the north sea. the gusty winds in england and wales will ease and pick up england and wales will ease and pick up later as moore rain arrives. and it's being touted as the movie of the year, and is already scooping up awards in hollywood. the stars of the new first world war epic 1917 joins us on the sofa. good morning, it's thursday the 9th of january. senior members good morning, it's thursday the 9th ofjanuary. senior members of the royalfamily ofjanuary. senior members of the royal family has had to ofjanuary. senior members of the royalfamily has had to be hurt after the duke and duchess of sussex announced they are stepping back from their royal roles. the decision is believed to have shocked the royalfamily is believed to have shocked the royal family with reports the royal couple didn't consult the queen or prince william. sarah campbell is a buckingham palace for us this morning. a lot to digester here fro

and getting the response, and that was how john lewis started his role in the civil rights movement. your thoughts on this day before we let you go. >> dana, thank you for sharing that with your viewers. it was a very somber day for all of us that were at the hotel on the 50th anniversary of king's assassination, and that story is a young reminder of the power for young americans to pick up the reverend martin luther king jr.'s dream and carry it forward. he did dream great dreams and he also had a vision and took action. he joined with organized labor, and he joined the civil rights marchers and joined with protesters and ultimately encouraged and supported now congressman john lewis in his march in selma across the bridge that led to bloody sunday and led to the voting rights act. there's so much for us to do to make real the dream of martin luther king jr., and to strengthen labor rights and to continue to be committed to the cause of justice and as i have attended events up and down the state of delaware today, many of the speakers are folks who are calling us young people, seaso

john lewis has warned staff they may not be paid their annual bonus.ampaign, but it didn't set fire to sales. # i can't fight this feeling any more. ..# they were down 2% compared with the previous year. profits are also going to sink and staff may not get a bonus for the first time since the ‘50s. meanwhile, britain's biggest retailer, tesco, scraped a bit of growth in its most crucial few weeks, just 0.1%. that's deemed a success in the current market. it's been challenging at marks & spencer too. food's done well but clothing and home is down again and online weak. it feels a bit flat, christmas not delivering what many retailers had been hoping for. did you spend a bit more or a bit less this christmas? probably a bit less. why was that? financially, can't do it any more. slightly more because there were a lot of offers on before christmas and i thought i'd seize the moment. christmas was weak for retail. new figures out today from the industry trade body show that if you add november and december together, sales actually fell. that's rare, and for

. >>> up next, congressman john lewis talks about his fight with cancer and his plans to be in d.c.new year. >>> topping our political radar today, 2020 might be the year the robocall finally meets its demise. president trump has now signed a bill into law that cracks down on companies making unsolicited robocalls. cnn's alison kosik, is this it? is this over, sort of the scourge of robocalls? >> i wish it was over but i don't think that's really going to be the case here. the law should reduce the number of calls we're getting, but it's not going to make all the calls magically go away all together. the law increases the fines on robocallers who knowingly ignore the rules of up to $10,000 fepe call. it also instructs the fcc to crack down on these robocalls along with the help of the doj. it's a struggle to enforce any of this because many of the calls originate overseas. the law looks to accelerate the rollout of call authentication technologies. this is what the industry is currently developing. this kind of technology would block calls coming from unverified numbers. these are c

other issues that relate to legislation put forth by john sarbanes but part of it is advanced by john lewis, the voter suppression part of it. billion e $760 initiative over five years. i believe the president cares and wants to do something about infrastructure he talked about $2 trillion over 10 years, a trillion and a half over 10 and this is about what we talked about about fixing broken roads, transit systems, railway, ports, water systems and broadband. so that's about this piece of it. we still will be addressing school construction and housing construction. school construction is so important of itself. we tell children education is important and should study and important to their self fulfillment and we send them to schools that are substandard that it sends a different message. the school construction which respects the sal of education and meets the needs of our children will be part of what comes next for us in infrastructure as well as housing. if we are going to address infrastructure, addressing housing is essential because we want proximity of people to the workplace so tha

the visionaries here in the united states, like martin luther king, john lewis, ella baker, fanny lou hammer, and so many others, who also made this life possible for me. when i think about my life, i think about the gratitude i feel toward each of these visionaries, those who, those whose history has shown a light on, and those it has kept in the dark. these believers made this possible, for me. for me, and for you, too, i suspect. that is what, why we can't lose sight of the power of our dreams, our vision, our imagination. nothing is as powerful as a dream believed in. nothing is as more powerful than dead kate, dedicating your energy to make that dream a reality. dreams are what ended jim crow and got the civil rights act passed. dreams are what got daca passed and saveed so many undocumented young people from being deported. from the only home they've ever known. dreams are what led edith windsor and theo spire to dedicate, to spend their lives, to spend together, decades before edith windsor went to the supreme court to fight for marriage equality and won. when we believe in our

issues that relate to, that's legislation put forth by john bains but part of it is put forth by john lewis, the voter suppression part of it. here we are, a $750 billion issuetive over five years. i believe the president cares about infrastructure, he talked about $2 trillion over ten years. this 760 over five years is a trillion and a half over ten, and that still affords us that this is about what we talked about, about fixing broken roads, bridges, transit systems, railway, airport ports, water systems, brown fields and broadband. we still be addressing the issue of school construction and housing construction. school construction is so important of itself. we tell children that education is important, they should study, it's important to their own self-fulfillment and that of our country, and yet send some of them to schools that are so substandard that it sends a different message to children. so the school's construction piece which respects the value of education and meets the needs of our children will be part of what comes next for us in infrastructure, as well as housing. if we'r

john lewis type of people in the city like detroit. overall in a situation like that, the next thing you know is i will be dying. we can't even work anymore. whatever happened here. who speaks for the middleman? ours was free. we got this big development on. it's private money, not private enough for the citizen to walk, they were allowed to walk all those years. >> let me tell you about the other people in the book, quickly. one is robin who has opportunities from the bankruptcy, he has been in the past a filmmaker in l.a. but look for opportunities in the real estate market and comes to detroit and investing in detroit right before the financial crisis hit. ultimately, he's the one who was trying to do good in the city of detroit, wants to do meaningful products and ultimately have a hard time back into productive use. he tells a story about being more than one might think. it's a very compelling story as most of you know many of the aspects of the economy here are not functioning as they do in other parts of the country including th

. ♪ rights pioneers and congressmen john lewis talk about rosa parks and her history of activism.was held to open an exhibit, rosa parks in her own words, at the library of congress. please welcome the librarian of congress, dr. cara hayden. dr. hayden: good evening. good evening. [applause] welcome to the library of congress. to haver pleasure everyone here for a very special night,

. >>> civil rights pioneers fred gray and congressman john lewis talk about rosa parks and her long history of civil rights activism. they highlight boycotts and nonvooinlt protesters. this was held to celebrate the opening of the new exhibit rosa parks, in her own words, at the library of congress. >>> please welcome the librarian of congress, dr. carla hayden. [ applause ] >> good evening.

we have heard from many big names on the high street, m&s, tesco, john lewis. pretty grim picture.ail consortium. total sales fell 0.1%, making it the worst result for 25 years. kyle monk is head of insight and analytics at british retail. tell us what has been going on. no surprise 2009 ended on a low, banking on a positive peak period to cap offa banking on a positive peak period to cap off a negative year, punctuated by uncertainty because of brexit and the election in november. black friday fell earlier cannibalising christmas sales and the election also had an impact. november and december sales were down taking the 12 month average down to 0.1%. when you form these figures, come up with the data, who are you including? amazon, for example, may have had bumper sales, it is not in it? we cannot reveal who is in it, a selection of our members, we represent 50% of the industry by turnover. we have five out of the top seven online retailers. definitely representative of the high street. we have had a number of retailers on this morning and i'm sure they will corroborate that the t

i'm standing between two iconic brands — john lewis and debenhams.d for closure. the new owners of what was thejohn lewis building have grand designs for its future, and shopping doesn't get much of a look in. thank you very much. quite a site. yes, very different to how it would have been before the store closed. this'll be the heart of the building. so central reception here, where one can check in for hotel, check in for office use, buy coffee. all around the outside will be retail units, florists, vinyl, barbers, etc. ok, so first floor, adam. at the front, all the way along, facing the high street, we have private offices for our work space members. this multimillion—pound project will see the building transformed, with office space for co—working, a bike workshop, pop—up stores, a hotel, a cinema, and more. now, what makes you think this is going to work? we look at a breakdown of the city, the population. 350,000 people live in portsmouth. the university — very large university here, growing, cosmopolitan. we have good corporate base in the ci

on the department store john lewis has w warned that it staff may not receive a bonus for the first timeince nineteen fifty three. this christmas sales dropped 2% meanwhile in the us home goods retailer bed bath and beyond lost nearly thirty nine million dollars. the sales dropped nearly 9% in the third quarter. jcpenney kohls and victoria secret parent company él brands all reported lower sales for those crucial months of november and december. while macy's has said that we closing twenty eight stores across the country after its holiday sales slumped. there just isn't in distancing themselves fromm of the family firm and s striving for financial independence. prince harry and his wife the do conductors of sussex have sent shockwaves across the u. k. after their abrupt announcement on wednesday evening. but it's also renewed questions about just how much money the british royal family has and where it comes from el gains for has the details. they plan to cut the will pastotoring this and moved to become financially independent. but where exactly does the british royal family's money com

john lewis has long been a festive winner. not this year. edgar the dragon failed to ignite sales.year, profits are also going to sing and staff may not get a bonus for the first time since the 1950s. did you spend a bit more or a bit less this christmas? probably a bit less. why is that? financially i can't do it any more. slightly more because there were offers on before christmas. why did you spend less? because after the year of all of the uncertainty and wanting to be careful. christmas has been weak for retail. the industry trade body says it has contributed to what has been the worst year on record for sales. it was a tough christmas but it was a tough hole of 2019. a backdrop of uncertainty, politically, and all of us as consumers uncertainty, politically, and all of us as consumers being more conscientious in terms of our spending. there were some winners. we spend more on takeaways and cinema trips, and some retailers have also bucked the trend. the industry hopes this year will be brighter, but it is off to a grim start. debenhams will close 19 stores by the end of this

how king top officials phones to get information on a high profile corruption case last year but john lewis on human rights activists say it's a blatant violation of press freedoms as don't quote explains. brazil's president has never been a big fan of journalists if you don't go there was a call to give the money to the secular go off but that was that but the money it will provide still a difficult but i was there with him and you know i was going to write usually you know very well read through everything in order to be a bit of both of us on palm thank you. but as the president goes on this so it's no surprise freedom of the press is once again under attack in the country american journalist glenn greenwald is facing cybercrime charges for leaking text messages of government officials glenn greenwald in the free conscious involuntary way directly assisted encourage and guided to criminal group of hackers during a criminal practice acting as a guarantor of said group and also narrow is more than a little defensive he should not be here he says still in brazil where is he he was denounced

[applause] tosident clinton: and i want late john lewis and the harris woford for sponsoring the bill.e and i still remember what i did lewis said, as reverend sharpton noted, that it a day be a day on, not off. i still got my little day on, not a day off cap. you today, i am going to fly back to new york and put my regular clothes on my cap like i do every day.on this just a few to say where we are. these that has happened last three years has changed facts.ndamental e live in an interdependent world. you are honoring all the people today, onoring here including a young woman who was parkland shooting, those kids did more than i ever did as president -- we band assault weapons -- we banned assault weapons. a background check law that worked for them when there were no online gun sales. the lowest murder rate in 33 years. illegal gun homicide rate in 46 years. don't forget that. thewe did it partly because african-american community -- i got tierld of going to schools in 1992 and having kids look at beg me to get guns out of the schools. begged me to make them safe from shot by drive-by

monday, during the east coast airing of our story about congressman john lewis being diagnosed with cancerotograph of the late congressman elijah cummings was inadvertently labeled as congressman lewis, this due to a production error. we deeply regret the mistake and sincerely apologize. to australia now, where thousands of people are trapped on ocean beaches, surrounded by wildfires that continue to burn out of control. help is coming from as far away as the u.s. more now from daniel sutton of ontwork 10, which is our sister network in australia. >> reporter: firefighters were racing through the flames in new south wales when their truck was surrounded by the red-hot inferno, forcing them to use oire blankets and take shelter in their vehicle until the flames passed. there were nearly 100 fires burning across that state in eaat has been dubbed its worst nushfire season on record. across australia in the past few henths, more than 12 million acres have burned. that's about twice the land area of vermont. record-high summertime temperatures, strong winds, and lightning have only made things

cathedral we construction in paris says it can't guarantee it will be saved after last year's far john lewis score again sold french broadcaster told a french bread broadcaster that the building is in his words still in a state of peril the 850 year old gothic cathedral lost its bar and ruth during a massive fire last april. not is not saved because as a director there's an extremely important step ahead which is to remove the scaffolding that have been built around the city if you see. it is difficult because there is lit on the scaffolding and we must take precautionary measures in conformity with the label so the workers are not exposed to that. this is sound as they are and these are current top stories iran's leaders have joined crowds into iran for the funeral procession of the assassinated general salon supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei the president has done with the help prayers at the funeral in the iranian capital city pari has more. the body is currently on route from the capital to the holy city of we can see the images that people have come out to say their goodbyes to the

john lewis has long been a festive winner. not this year. edgar the dragon failed to ignite sales.oing to sink and staff may not get a bonus for the first time since the 1950s. did you spend a bit more or a bit less this christmas? probably a bit less. why is that? financially i can't do it any more. slightly more, because there were a lot of offers on before christmas. why did you spend less? because after the year of all the uncertainty i'm wanting to be careful. christmas has been weak for retail. the industry trade body says it's contributed to what's been the worst year on record for sales. it was a tough christmas but it was a tough whole of 2019. a backdrop of uncertainty, particularly political uncertainty, of brexit, and of us all as consumers being very cautious and more conscientious in terms of our spending. there were some winners. we spent more on takeaways and cinema trips, and some retailers have also bucked the trend. the industry hopes this year will be brighter, but it's off to a grim start. debenhams will close 19 stores by the end of this month and motherca re

house of fraser had to be taken over, even john lewis which is quite a big internet presence, has warned it now, the administrators, is trying to find a buyer perhaps, during that time they are keeping the business running, all the shops and the thousand plus jobs, they will carry on but they are talking about weeks so it's a real worry, for customers, vouchers will still be valid for that time. they will still be able to return things according to the traditional policies. simon, many thanks. england's cricketers have won the third test against south africa by an innings and 53 runs in port elizabeth. olly pope, who scored his first century for england, and took six catches was man of the match. joe wilson reports. unfurl your flags and paint your face fast. south africa weren't going to last long on monday morning. out. there we go. one wicket, three more needed. mark wood bowled as quick as he could, always does. rabada batting and the ball taken. kagisa rabada is an expressive cricketer, whatever his mood. check the weather, bright and encouraging which brings us to don best. another

. >> stephen: it's what our good friend john lewis calls good trouble. >> it's trouble. >> stephen: there's friday that's this friday. >> joaquin phoenix reached out and he's coming and maggie gyllenhaal and martin sheehan, he's been arrested 70 times. >> stephen: sure. sure. sure. ( laughter ) >> he is a walking example of big trouble. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, speaking of all your famous friends, congratulations. i know that we're in season six of grace and frankie, right, on netflix. ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah. >> stephen: and it's very soon going to be the longest-running show on netflix. >> yeah. >> stephen: it's the gun smoke of netflix, at this point. will there be a season 7? >> yeah, we start the 27th of january, and it's going to be longer. it will be 16 episodes. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: say hi to lily. it was lovely to see you. thank you so much for being here, jane. thank you what you're doing. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) jane fonda, everybody! back with fashion expert tan france! ( cheers and applause ) if you're living with hiv, keep being you

of snik he organizers were congressman john lewis, ongressman jim clyburn, and diane nash. nationwide participation in this new movement included over including ple, students, clerkimen and unified citizens, both black and white. of the protesters, more than 3,000, were arrested for conduct ng, disorderly or disturbing the peace. however, the greensboro four peaceful throughout the six-month sit-in and their actions made an immediate and forcing mpact, establishments to change their discriminatory policies. 26, 1960, the woolworth unch counter was finally integrated. today, it now houses the international civil rights museum which features a restored version of the lunch counter where the greensboro sat. part of the original counter is on display at the smithsonian american useum of history here in washington. on saturday of this week, 1, the museum will commemorate the 60th anniversary f this historic event at the greensboro coliseum. past award recipients prb numerous. they include oprah winfrey, esse jackson sr., president nelson mandela, and many, many others, and the r

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followed it up by attacking everyone that he could that stood up for civil and human rights, including john lewis, all the way to all of us that have been the targets of his tweets. he has said are a tore , what d lose, look what we lost. we lost voting rights act that we saw the obama administration had challenged, voting irregularities in texas and north carolina, where they were closing voting polls, they had voter i.d. laws, voter suppression, they withdrew that, immediately counted decrees around the country that had a record of abuse. they have had a policy that has earned them the ire of many blacks and according to this poll overwhelmingly the majority of blacks. >> reflecting what you have said. 65% of african-americans say it's a bad time to be a black person in this country. i do want to ask you before you take off about this week's impeachment trial. your thoughts on the best way for democrats to approach this trial. what do you think needs to happen for everyone to end up thinking it's a fair process? >> i think that they must allow witnesses. they must push and get the senate to app

. >>> civil rights pioneers fred gray and congressman john lewis talk about rosa parks and her long history of civil rights activism. they highlight her influence in igniting boycotts and nonviolent protests against segregation and discrimination. this event was held to celebrate the opening of the new exhibit, rosa parks, in her own words, at the library of congress. >> please welcome the librarian of congress, dr. carla hayden. [ applause ] >> good evening. good evening. welcome to the library of congress. it is our pleasure to have everyone here for a very special night, as we open the library's newest exhibition, rosa parks, in her own words.

news sunday host veteran journalist chris wallace , but unfortunately we heard just this afternoon john lewisannot join us due to a last-minute scheduling conflict and he sends his regrets. , later in the program, we will hear from five individuals who use the five freedoms of the first amendment to affect change in their community joining us for a short panel discussion will be charles washington, jr., an ardent activist for religious freedom, and he is the power of assembly in her work at the chesapeake climate action network, and donna redman jones virginia brown principal and two students from a local high school who use the power of speech and petition to create a dialogue over a controversial issue from earlier this year . the executive director for first amendment center will moderate the conversation. we hope you will join us after the program for a reception in the newseum giving us all the opportunity to toast the newseum , and before you leave tonight, please sign the guestbook located outside the theater on level one. it is now my great pleasure to introduce someone who has been a

tesco and john lewis all giving generally downbeat christmas sales update.res growth margins will be around the lower end of its guidance. after 15 years in charge, the ceo of british airways is retiring. walsh facing down unions and cutting costs. he left the purchase of a betty. runs the spanish airline. american express is a step closer to entering china's $27 trillion payment market. the central bank is excepting the company application to start a bank card clearing business. the decision coming days before the u.s. and china are expected to find the first phase of the china agreement. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: when the facts change and neil dwane will change, there was the -- forget about all the international relations stuff. there was the adp report and revision yesterday, which looks like demographically morning in america. what does the fed do in january? does it reverse what they did last year? rates going up? no, rates going down. we are going to talk about rate increases that some point? neil: i don't think we are going to this y

civil rights pioneers fred gray and congressman john lewis talk about rosa parks and her long historyf civil rights activism. they highlight her influence in activating boycotts and nonviolent protest against segregation and discrimination. this was held to open the new exhibit "rosa parks, in her own words" at the library of congress. >> please welcome the librarian of congress, dr. carla hayden. [applause] carla: good evening. good evening. and welcome to the library of congress. it is our pleasure to have everyone here for a very special night as we open the library's newest exhibition, "rosa parks: in her own words." it is my honor to welcome members of congress, including members of the congressional black caucus, members of the rosa parks family who have come

congressman john lewis. that special last night, talking about the impact from the fans.an who said he saw those symptoms alex 3 described, he went to the doctor, stage 1 pancreatic cancer, and it's treatable. >> so thoughtful for him to say, always so tough on the caretakers, because they're all dealing with so much. ♪ dealing with so much. ♪ work so hard ♪ give it everything you got ♪ strength of a lioness ♪ tough as a knot ♪ rocking the stage ♪ and we never gonna stop ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪ all strength. ♪ no sweat secret. all strength. no sweat. want to freshen your home ♪ without using heavy, overwhelming scents? try febreze one; it eliminates odors with no heavy perfumes, so you can feel good about using it in your home. for a light, natural-smelling freshness, try febreze one. ♪ >>> time for "the mix." so many of you have public transportation in your communities, in your cities. >> whether it's the ell, the subway, the bus, the bart. >> the metro. you have places you like to sit. >> right. >> here in new york -- >> if you sit. >> tha