we will miss him, certainly, we are memorializing and doing the send-off of congressman john the listoday. we got so many, so there is the changing of the guard. something is really happening. we will certainly miss the leader herman cain as well, and we will memorialize john. what a day. >> sandra: you know we are losing a generation of leadership and voice, and of course with your uncle having been you know, such a leader and someone about peace and love and to get it all kicked off, we saw what we could be. and we hoped that we are becoming that. so how do you see the change of the guard? >> we are becoming that. those of us who remain, we have to do something called to keep rank. we almost have to consider we are in a spiritual war, in actual war, too, if you look at some of the riots that are going on across the country and the covid pandemic. those of us who can keep rank and pray from my perspective, we have to not be in strife with these others. ebenezer has been the family church, the king family legacy for many years. you see people gathered from across the aisle, with every

is a high profile john list an editor of the website and became need an outlet founded and funded by businessman oligarch me haha to call ski facing scrutiny alongside him is his colleague entrées all the tough he denies any wrongdoing both have since resigned else why in the media wild allegations of wild around a face known to people since the ninety's a journalist up golf who most recently was presented of the t.v. channel rain he high. apologized saying times have changed and so have concept of personal space these latest revelations have also read pulled into one of russia's largest banks bank and triggered an investigation into the conduct of 2 employees would take this charges very seriously and are interested in carrying out an objective assessment of what happened immediately after the publication the internal security services bourbon initiated internal inquiry both employees are suspended from their duties for the duration of the investigation it's not the 1st time that stories like this have risen up from the darkness here in russia a few years ago not the hash tag i'm no

more effective in tackling violent crime and from portland oregon i'm joined now by activist and john list an origin deed a menorah you've been a part of the protests you also can you tell us what you've experienced in the past few nights. so we've been doing this for 50 i did said and class has been a real shift change for that. which is bad enough extra thanks that go far our film organizations have applied. for a graphic a lot more tear gas using crowd to talk you just embrace that i don't. i and turn a lot of my friends have been injured and standing really scary out here speaking of. brown the governor of oregon said oh my god we cannot have secret police abducting people on court is that really what's going on there. it seems to be i have been lucky enough not experienced it myself or witnessed it but i have friends on twitter who while they think they get that after all we are protests she said she was taken to i'm going to miss most part house sometimes here and then a few hours later they really doubt any work and it's going to release a problem as a sense all very extra legal thi

john list and host of pseudo intellectual more in chad believes the idea is being pushed by a minority. it absolutely does not make sense and like so many efforts we see nowadays to control language i think this is just about frankly activists busy bodies trying to assert their authority over other people it's concerning that we're now seeing this seep into the sciences and i think if we actually want to make science more welcoming for women in general it starts with seeing women not as these very delicate very easily offended creatures that can't even stand to hear the term hysterectomy i know is one of the things that activists were complaining about and i think what's happening here is we have a small group of activists who are proclaiming themselves spokesperson for the entire female gender when they are simply not but we also have the issue of rewriting history here because as i'm sure a lot of people realize some of these body parts named after men specifically were named after the doctors who discovered them or did pioneering work on them so we're not just controlling people's l

well let's cross this to discuss this law but of course not lie to your and chinese john list and commentator lauren a lot of these atomic bombs have been in use for decades and now that suddenly being rejected does it make sense to replace the movie this time a. it absolutely does not make sense and like so many efforts we see nowadays to control language i think this is just about frankly activists busy bodies trying to assert their authority over other people and what does the ridiculous is like that one woman mentioned in the clip before when it comes to something like an adam's apple women don't even have adam's apples i'm sorry that's not politically correct to say anymore but we also have the issue of rewriting history here because as i'm sure a lot of people realize some of these body parts named after men specifically were named after the doctors who discovered them or did pioneering work on them so we're not just controlling people's language here we are also really rewriting history which i think is very very concerning do you think that some steps do need to be made to know what t

express his solidarity and support for the young protesters who had begun to change america as john listed as young man. i declared today that the history of the 20th century, as it is written, john lewis will stand beside gandhi and king and mandela is one of the great transformative freedom fighters of humankind. [applause] while the nation mourns a great leader, i will miss the deer loving and loyal friend who allowed me the extraordinary privilege to walk along beside him, a living saint. saint lewis. in the last days of his life, when we both knew that death was imminent, i desperately wanted to tell john about what he meant to the country. in a a solemn moment he whispered to me, "everyone has o vote in november. it's the most important election ever." [applause] i promised him that, with every fiber in my body, i would tell everyone, if you truly want to honor this hero, make sure you vote. corinthians tell us when john lewis was loved. good night, sweet prince, and may flights of angels carry thee to that rest. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> he would say to be particul particular. on b

that's the plain that receives a casket of john the list. back in 2016, he said we are on our way and that there will not be any turning back. in 2017 he is that our struggle was not the struggle of the day, the week, the month for the year, it was the struggle of the lifetime. and let's listen now to the sights and sounds as the honor guard receives the casket of john the listen puts it in the hearse to begin the procession to washington. [ambient sounds] >> present arms. she [ambient sounds] >> harris: congressman john melissa is about to head on one last turn into washington, d.c. you saw him move along the tarmac and this begins a several hour journey that will start today. you see his family getting into that many of us taxi and they will follow the hearse. this will take a few minutes and then we are told he will be going to the u.s. capital and there will be a ceremony they are led by the speaker of the house. so there will be some events along the way for the rest of the day. but for now we are going to pull away and take a quick bre

on friday as to exactly what, how that will work out and which countries and partly are on the list. johnoining have here at the bbc. thank you also forjoining us here for this edition of the papers. bye— bye. now hello this is your latest sports news. the new premier league champions liverpool were brought back down to earth after the celebrations this week by the team they dethrone. manchester city, they we re they dethrone. manchester city, they were comfortably beating foregoes to know. it‘s clubs i given a guard of honour before kick off in the first game since sealing the title. that‘s where the niceties ended as penalty clutch goal from sterling and voting put city three up at halftime. go by liverpool rules chamberlain office during effort to sealed the win. totte n ha m during effort to sealed the win. tottenham boss criticised his players mentality after they lost three —— one at sheffield united. you keep alive their hopes of playing next season. cancelled out burgs open to cane but co ntroversially va burgs open to cane but controversially va art ruled that out because of a ha

list? and john said, well, mike conway, and hilary rodham. he asked me if i wanted to go to work in washington for the impeachment inquiry staff. i said, yes. i'm very honored to be asked. and so shortly -- sometime after the first of the year, i left my job at the children's defense fund and moved to washington and went to work for john door. >> how long did you think this was going to last? when you said -- you had to say how long you were going to be -- >> yes, right. i don't know that i thought like that, tim. i think -- when you're really young and starting out how long does a job take? i didn't even know what the job was at that point. i had no timetable at all. >> was there any concern on the future president clinton's part that your doing this might somehow effect his ability to run? >> no, no. first of all, he was running for congress, a race which he lost, by the way. so he -- if he had not been running for congress, i believe it's very likely he would have said yes because chance to work with john doer on such a historic assignment

time to plan this i would say the long list of accolades john had accomplished.i said to myself, they know about all of that. i need to tell them some things about john they might not know. knew.hn lewis that i the john lewis that i want you to know about is the john lewis that would gravitate toward the least of us. where drop off his four-year-old feedw birthday party, to the homeless on thanksgiving day. took the time to go by a young man's house in troy who had her john lewis in his black history class, asking his young brothers to be part of this special guest list while receiving the medal of freedom from president barack obama. hisng a surprise visit to nephew's fifth grade class. always attending family functions, even if he could only stay for an hour or so because of his busy schedule. he was always concerned about the health and well-being of his family. members of others. marked aay he lifetime to help others and made the world a better place in which to live. talked tonal note, i john on thursday, david past, we would always have these interesting co

they have narrowed that list they will have personal discussions with the women on the final short list. john? >> big speech today and big decision soon. appreciate the live reporting. thank you. see you back here tomorrow. brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. have a good day. ♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and welcome viewers here in the united states and the world. in a few hours president trump will hold the first coronavirus briefing since april and it looks like spin not science to lead the event since none of the members of the white house task force are expected to attend. as u.s. cases near 4 million, as deaths just surpassed 141,000, states report more than 56,000 new cases, and 25 of those states are experiencing a rise in infections, as it takes up to 2 weeks to get test results thwarting any attempt by this country to contact trace and stop the virus not one of the task force doctors has said they will be there at the briefing. here are the voices to hear from, the task force coordinator, the surgeon general, the heads of the cdc or the fda and leading infectious disea

they have narrowed that list they will have personal discussions with the women on the final short list. johnh today and big decision soon. appreciate the live reporting. thank you. see you back here tomorrow. brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. have a good day. ♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar and welcome viewers here in the united states and the world. in a few hours president trump will hold the first coronavirus briefing since april and it looks like spin not science to lead the event since none of the members of the white house task force are expected to attend. as u.s. cases near 4 million, as deaths just surpassed 141,000, states report more than 56,000 new cases, and 25 of those states are experiencing a rise in infections, as it takes up to 2

we hope these counties fall off the monitoring list. john myers, "l.a. times." give mehoping you can information about your thinking on this question. onn you talk to the press monday from a of reporters asked you about additional statewide efforts or statewide clarity, and you seem to suggest there was enough out there already, but clearly things have changed in your thinking. i'm curious. what has changed between then and now? did you see data from some of the local communities that gave you pause? did you see the suggestions of others will districts? what was the moment that made you think you needed to do more for the state? gov. newsom: that was 10 days ago, so forgive me for leading you with that impression. we have been planning to make this announcement for some time. we have been working collaboratively with all of our partners across the spectrum. john, you know well the spectrum of educational leaders, counsel and advice we have received from them, but also working with health officials. i previewed that on monday with the expectation that we would be

john conway. he made the butte county list of most wanted fugitives. he wanted on felony warrants at the time he shot and killed the doctor last friday. he was off roading with his son and shot for no reason. conway was eventually shot by authorities before he was arrested. he is being treated for the gunshot wound but expected to survive. >>> we're seeing knewly released body camera video of the police shooting of shawn mountrosa. here is the reaction. >> reporter: we got shots fired. this is the vallejo body camera video from the police officer. the officer fired five shots. there was was no gun. the object turned out to be a 15-inch hammer. >> to this day, our demands were to release the footage. >> reporter: they watched the video privately at city hall. they were upset that no body cam showed him before he was shot. there was no need to use deadly force over a property crime. >> he has no gun. it is a total lie. >> reporter: across town at the family met with the media, the vallejo police chief said that they will release as many body footage as t

john f. kennedy. the list is endless. the amazing thing is the only original thought he seems to have had is when he claimed he went to college on a full ride scholarship with a double major and all these other things he didn't do. probably sticking to plagiarizing is safer for him. judge jeanine: well you know and i heard that as well. he says that in such earnest. i got a full scholarship and i graduated with 168 credits and he didn't. he's so passionate about his lies but what does it tell you about the economic plan? is this an admission that number one he knows that the economy is president trump's strong point, or is it number two that these are just words and his sea approaches hopefully the presidency he's nothing more than really a socialist, words don't match his actions. >> i think you have hit the exact right term. these are just words judge. the fact is that joe biden is all about turning the phrase and not in fact turning real management. if you look at his history with the exception of helping hunter biden

it's retweeting trump supporters who are white supremacists, or whether it's not going to john lewis is funeral. list goes on and on. black lives matter in front of trump tower. i want to know how the party itself is okay with the leader of the nation is basically inciting civil race wars. thank you. >> i completely disagree with you. i do not think he is inciting a civil race war. you are the one who is judging people based on the color of their skin. i'm not. i'm not invoking martin luther king. i grew up in cab county georgia and then in floyd county georgia. martin luther king's county was right next door in fulton county. it isn't something that i invoke. it's something that i was taught and we strive for break hard hard and the city of atlanta. to make sure we look beyond the color of someone's skin. martin luther king junior was from my home city. it means a lot, whether we are white or black, we understand the sacrifices that that man and his family made. i do the best that i can to live up to the vision that he had for america. >> made this in fort lauderdale, florida. independent. >> yes, g

john: second lieutenant. >> when? about the end of 1952. maybe in the middle. >> human listed in the army -- you enlisted in the army. why? john: my brother in world war ii was 10 years older. he had high blood pressure and could not get into the service. people scorned him because he did not go to the fight. friends were running to canada or getting married so they would not have to go to korea. i said no. we have a war and i will volunteer. >> that is very nice. were you not afraid? john: when you were 20 something you are bulletproof. not worried about anything. >> you were strong and healthy. john: yeah. i had never seen that much food before in the army. you go to the mess area and there is all this food. [laughter] about 140 pounds to about 200. all muscle. but the service was very kind to me. they just kept training me. me on theput transport ticket to korea -- to get to korea, we got to pusan. that is when i realized there was a war on. immediately. me >> [indiscernible] john: probably february or january. they assigned me to the 514 medical training company. >> medica

john lewis included remembrances from fr former u.s. presidents, three in person, including republican, george w. buo said lewis and his faith elevated america's politics. >> listedjohn and i r disagreements, of course, but in the america john lewis fought for and the america i believe in, differences of opinion are inevitable elements and evidence of democracy in action. we the peoe, including congressmen and presidents can have differing views on having to perfect our union while sharing the conviction that our nationwever flawed, is at hea a good and noble one. president bill cli, amer reminder that john lewis the -btivist was also a committed bridlder. >> as a young man, he challenged others to join him with love and dignity to hold americuse down and open the doors of amica to all its people. we honor him because in selma on he got into a lot of good trouble along the way but let's not forget, he also developed an absolutely uncanny ability to heal troubled ters. jimmy carter sent tenresident message and hoe speaker nancy pelosi remembered the lawmaker she served with for decades, with whom she returned to lma many times. >> that is what john lewis was all a

e fight will continue meeting john lewis was on my bucket list. he was a fearless advocate." missed.""you will be we are talking about the passing of john lewis, his life and legacy. keep in mind you can always call us and talk about the legacy and what john lewis meant to you. remember, if you are in the eastern or central time zones, your phone number is (202) 748-8000. zones,n and pacific time (202) 748-8001. you can text us your opinion at (202) 748-8003. and you can always reach us on atial media, on twitter c-spanwj, and on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. i will read from the washington post obit on john lewis. "john r lewis, a civil rights leader who preached nonviolence while enduring beatings, and later spent more than three decades in congress, has died. in death was announced statements from his family and house speaker nancy pelosi. advisors to senior democratic leaders confirmed he died, but other details were not immediately available. announced his diagnosis of cancer in february and plan to keep working. 'i have been in some kind of fight for my entire life,'h

john cornyn, ron johnson, the list goes on. we have republicans standing up for nothing.n the streets, and they are spreading hate and lies and exploiting those who they want to pretend they are trying to help. they've been trying to help them for 60 years now, and dependency is their only offering. it's time for this country to understand we have a president who's done something about the condition of, and the standard of living of minorities in this country, and that's donald trump. he's achieved the lowest unemployment rate for african-americans in history. he also is getting very high approval numbers for a republican, i will say, upper 20% among african-americans. >> let me just say -- lou: these are important numbers for the poll as well as the street. the last word. >> there are some great -- jesse burrows in detroit, ray coones in wisconsin, the pharaohs coming together with the josephs to reclaim this nation. and there is going to be a rebellion that's going to come from among those suffering the problem. i'm hopeful, i'm optimistic, and i believe in this nation.

i had took the time to plan this long i would say list of accolades that john had accomplished, thenmyself, they knew about all of that. i need to tell them some things about john that they might not know. the john lewis that i knew, the john lewis that i want you to know about, is the john lewis that would gravitate towards the least of us. would drop by his 4-year-old nephew's birthday party, feed the hungry and homeless on thanksgiving day. took the time to go by a young man's house in troy that had portrayed a young john lewis in his black history class, asking his young brothers to be part of his special guest list while receiving the medal of freedom from president barack obama. making a surprise visit to his great nephew's fifth grade class, always attending family functions, even if he could only stay for an hour or so because of his busy schedule. he was always concerned about the health and well being of his family. and members of others. to some of his life of john lewis, i would say he worked a life time to help others and made the world a better place in which to live. a

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john conway of oroville. he was on butte county's most wanted list last summer. there was a felony warrant out accusing him of making terrorist threats, battery and vandalism. he is now accused of shooting 45-year-old ari gerk mresresre t death. he was off-roading with his son when he was shot. and it appears that he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> we know it is random, the shooter doesn't know us, we don't know him. we have nothing to do with anything. wrong place, wrong time. my guess is he has got mental issues. >> reporter: authorities say conway shot three people friday in the forest. the two other victims survived. gershman leaves behind his wife paige who was diagnosed with cancer six weeks ago and is going through chemo. the couple has three kids. it took authorities about 30 hours to reach jack in the forest. he was scared and lost and his cellphone died. relatives say that he was scratched up and curved overed i bites, but that he is okay. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> one person is dead after a small plane crash in south lake tahoe.

re-tweeting trump supporters who are white supremacists or whether it is not going to john lewis when he lies in state. the list goes on and on. know how theo party itself is ok when the leader of the nation is basically inciting civil race wars. thank you. completely disagree with you, i don't he is inciting a civil race war. you are the one judging people based on the color of their skin. i'm not. i'm not invoking martin luther king. i grew up in the cap county, and later in floyd county, georgia. martin luther king's county was right next door in fulton. , it isn't something that i invoke, it's something i was taught in that we strive really hard in the city of atlanta to work to make sure that we are looking beyond the color of somebody's skin. it -- martin luther king jr. was from my home city. it means a lot, whether we are white or black, we understand the sacrifices that that man and his family made. i do the best that i can to live up to the vision that he had for america. host: mavis, fort lauderdale, florida, independent caller: i wanted to -- independent. caller: i wanted to ask miss martin in refer

john ruetten, now remarried. >> in relationship with stephanie lazarus. >> reporter: that was the other name still on the short listl pressed john ruetten for more on their relationship started as students in ucla, dated on and off until john got engaged to sherri. even then -- you're convinced th lazarus overlapped with the relationship with his wife >> we know from john, at least one incident he was engaged and intimate with stephanie lazarus, it was love triangle and lazarus had deep feelings for john ruetten, maybe a motive to hurt sherri rasmussen >> reporter: scorned lover or coworker a few weeks later cops in northern california tracked down deborah and scooped up a sam of her trash which contained dna. it was sent to the crime lab in l.a. for hours later, came the . >> she was not the donor of the dna from the bite. >> reporter: left just one suspect, john ruetten's ex-girlfriend stephanie lazarus. nutall called the rasmussens. >> there was message from detective, they wanted to talk to us. i thought oh, yeah, right. thought it was another false hope >> reporter: this was detective nutall >> right. >> he sa

there's a long list. john adams, susan b anthony, harriet tubman and daniel boone.om the interior secretary about this in the last hour. >> the president took a bold step and said look, we need to have a place, a location where america's heroes can be seen and remembered, not only because of their personal actions in the past, but so that they can inspire us to of move forward to the greatness of america. >> reporter: as for this evening, it's going to be a busy night at the white house. the president and first lady expected to welcome family friends, white house staff as well as doctors and nurses, first responders, law enforcement officers to the south lawn of the white house to watch not only the fireworks celebration that gets started in the evening but also the military flyover that will happen over the national mall. the salute to america event happened last year. we saw dozens of military aircraft. we're waiting for the full list of which ones we'll see tonight. so far, the weather's good in d.c. it should be a good site for the fly over later on. leland: the

to in the first week, he was on that list. john lewis was such a great, great, great man. such a nice man. for all of his glorious achievements, he was a humble, really nice person, which is also wonderful. >> yes. >> mark thompson, my friend, thank you so much. always appreciate talking with you. thank you. >>> joining me now is la tasha brown, co-founder of black lives matter. we're going to sneak in as many people as we can until we are out of time, la tasha. you are such a great fighter for voting rights. i'm sure you have great reflections on john lewis' legacy because you're part of it. so the floor is yours. ♪ ain't gonna let nobody turn me around turn me around turn me around i'm gonna keep on walking keep on talking marching up to freedom's land ♪ i just wanted to start in the spirit, like it's the work they did, the spirit of the movement. my organization, black voters matter, literally was created out of the spirit and continuing the legacy of both john lewis, but also ct vivian. i'm standing here and in this space now,

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john harwood. sanjay, in terms of the type of event that is clearly not safe, an indoor convention is very high at that list -- on that list. so as a doctor, your reaction to the decision from the president? >> yeah, i mean, it was an inevitable decision, frankly. i mean, i say that, of course we saw what happened in tulsa and arizona. but i think at this point, given how much viral spread there is i think the public health communities have been pretty unified in their voice on how risky this is. you can look at one of the riskiest type of events and one of the lowest risk types of events and frankly, anyone paying attention over the last months, this is not a surprise. lowest risk is virtual events and the highest risk event, large indoor events, people coming from outside the local areas because that means they may disperse then to other areas, difficult to practice social distancing. i'll add into that there's no -- there was no clear mask mandates inside these types of events in the past. and people sit next to each other for a while so it's not just the distance, but the duration. you know, people alwa

. >>> peaceful protests was high on the list of honors for john lewis today. friends and family gather to honor and remember this civil rights icon and life-long public service in his hometown of troy, alabama. >> he always wanted to improve the lives of others without any concern for himself. his deep faith in god made him extraordinary. he was fearless by trusting in god because he was chosen. >> tomorrow the congressman's body will lie in state at the alabama state capitol in montgomery. a number of memorial services will follow in washington and atlanta. that is just one reason the nation's eyes are be on the nation's capital. a financial life line is about to run out for more than 30 million unemployed americans because of the coronavirus pandemic. the senate is expected to release its plan on monday. right now there's nothing set in stone to provide more aide. 42 states have seen an increase in past two weeks. texas has been hit particularly hard by the pandemic, it's also being hit hard right now by the first atlantic hurricane of the year. hurricane ha

john conway. a man who made butte county's most wanted list. the danville doctor took his son on an off roading trip that morning. at some point the people came across conway while on a dirt road, and conway started shooting. a witness who asked to remain anonymous heard gun shots from a short way from where she was camping. >> we thought it was just target shooting. it's legal to shoot guns in a national forest. so we did not think anything of it. ten minutes later, we heard another couple of gun shots and then screaming. >> reporter: after learning about a gunman on the loose, they packed up and headed on out, they saw a number on of deputies. gershman's son was on his own 30 hours, spending the night alone in the forest. family members said after he called 9-1-1, he called his mom, paige. >> jack's phone went dead after he made these gut wrenching videos to paige about what he saw and how he is so sorry. >> reporter: on the afternoon of the 4th, officers located conway in their attempt to stop him, they say, conway tried to run over two wild

john. and i was listening listing human it's been it's absolutely inspiring listening to what you are saying that it's sort of. i mean suppose there are many people listening to you today who themselves will be in the same position that they regret that they they've never met someone as great. john lewis and. this occasion today as you say it's this is such a symbolic moment isn't it in in the not i mean the life and legacy of such a great man. yeah yeah. it really is and you know i'm now middle age you know i've got probably less had a me than i do behind me and this is one of those moments where people of my generation so we are we're called the civil rights that actually the black the black folk you know everybody else called generation x. like the black folk were like to the post of rights generation right so this is the moment where we have to where we can actually look back to integrating institutions like hopkins on the one hand or any grading. you know and or getting elected to office being the 1st black folk elected office or hired at various firms or whatever and in the united stat

john conway. a man who made butte county's most wanted list. the danville doctor took his son on an off roading trip that morning. at some point the people came across conway while on a dirt road, and conway started shooting. a witness who asked to remain anonymous heard gun shots short way from where she was camping. >> we thought it was just target shooting. it's legal to shoot guns in a national forest. so we did not think anything of it. ten minutes later, we heard another couple of gun shots and then screaming. >> reporter: after learning about a gunman on the loose, they packed up and headed on out, they saw a number on of deputies. gershman's son was on his own 30 hours, spending the night alone in the forest. family members said after he called 9-1-1, he called his cals paige. >> jack's phone went dead after he made these gut wrenching videos to paige about what he saw and how he is so sorry. >> reporter: on the afternoon of the 4th, officers located conway in their attempt to stop him, they say, conway tried to run over two wild life o