show when gunmen entered the family home 24 year old john martin was hit as he sat in his chair while 22 year old brian was shot in the back trying to escape into a nearby bedroom. anthony the youngest brother dived underneath the bed for cover before the gunmen sprayed the bed with bullets. a little while later on they heard them all night through the front door and get men to the car on speed now very bad i had them on the bad and i was surprised and brian who was in the bible has a file these posts on you he was dead. hand them all up into the guts and then john martin he was lyin in a pearl of blood on a field as paul's on it on a new year with all the dead. at around the same time gunmen burst into the home of the old guard family only 17 miles away and barely dog and country done. again the intention was to wipe out an entire family. as they rushed their way into the house they opened fire and barney wood who was hit a number of times his brother joe who attempted to charge the gunman was killed instantly. but i was shot 1st and they are. as fun mayor are. they by the time i kne

and adding them all up into the guts and then john martin he was lyin in a pearl of blood. on a near it was all the dead. at around the same time gunmen burst into the home of the old guard family only 17 miles away and barely dogon country done. again. the intention was to wipe out an entire family. as they rushed their way into the house they opened fire and barney wood who was his a number of times his brother joe who attempted to charge the gunman was killed instantly. but i was shot 1st and many are. spun me around and sunday by the time i knew. the body was dead. because a. he was in the ring at every were in. but i crawled out into the hallway. back to body was left and there to you get a well as an intensive care of course and was there for a week. the doctor here marar not mourning it. has years should be really hey if things are banned according to logic if you shouldn't be here. because those are a ball of go one step for your heart. for noble perjury and the words. there was no they're both grossly nor muscle to stop what but it took at 90 percent turn on took a

john: 2. taylor: what part of high-yield upper forms? you know what, i will just get one answer their. collin martinter tchir, john bellows, thank you both. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. japan is calling on south korea to help improve ties between the two countries. this comes days after shinzo abe and south korean president moon jae-in met at a summit in china. the leaders agreed to tone down their feud, though they may little progress in resolving disputes. the icy relationship has heard tour is him, and security relations between the two nations. violent protests continue in india. there are military and police forces were deployed in muslim majority districts in a north indian state today. officials also shut down the internet. nearly two dozen people have been killed and 1000 arrested in the nationwide demonstrations. the testers have called for the citizenshipf a new law that excludes muslims. ireland issued more than 900,000 passports in 2019, a record high . applications from its citizens in the u.k. surged amid brexit uncertainty.

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and the with me today is john martin, the director of the american maritime refuge which has been impactedy this spill. the spill has effects on many species in prince william sound, and the wildlife migratory and marine animals and otters, and none of the bird species or the alaskan population of sea otters are listed under the endangered species act. the scale of the oil impact is just starting to become clear to us. the preliminary surveys have found 80 oil birds per 100 meters of beach on the islands in the path of the spill. it is highly unlikely that most of the birds can be recovered and cleaned though we are making every effort to do so. and we are anticipating that 3 to 5,000 sea birds could be recover and cleaned if they are recovered and cleaned, and they will survive. we are not sure of the number of birds killed by the spill. in the next couple of weeks wleshg gwe will get better numbers. eagles have been found scavenging dead oil birds, and we believe that the toxicity of the oil slicked birds could contribute. and there are currently bald eagles in the prince william sound a

with me today are available in the audience is john martin who's in charge of the alaskan air time refuge. they've been impacted by the spell. laura spell has had adverse and often fatal impacts on species, freshen wildlife service as management over migratory birds and sea otters, national marine fisheries service has authority over other marine mammals and fisheries of that area, none the bird species or the alaskan population of sea otters i should add are listed as endangered. the scale of the spill impact does just now starting to become clear to us, our preliminary surveys have found 80 oil birds per 100 meters a beach on the islands in the path of this, and it is highly unlikely that most of those oil bags can be recovered and clean, although we are making every effort to do so. we anticipate that three to 5000 seabirds could be reclaimed, absent of being required that a large portion of the oil birds will not survive. we do not at this time have any estimates of the likely number of birds that may be killed by the spill and i think the next couple of weeks you will get better numb

my duty, duty to the country and fidelity to the sacrifices from john lieuess. from martinuther king. from the men who storm the beaches in minnesota. and the it's that breaking of faith with our history that connects us as a naibination, though flawed. each generation was obligation to make the a more perfect union. and it's just astonishing to watch it play out. that great threat may be to american democracy. it's indifference and it'ser the indifference of our highest elected officials in the land. >> what you're watching day after day after day. >>> still ahead just what is rudy giuliani up to in ukraine? and who is paying him? can anybody tell me? me? >>> thing one tonight. somebody stole verma's luggage. and if you don't know her, she's the center for medicaid services. nominated by president trump weeks after his election. the luggage was stolen out of her rental chevy tahoe while inside giving a speech about how medicare for all would become medicare for none. luckily they have a policy where employees can be reimbrszed by the government. meaning public money, tax-p

, my duty, duty to the country, and fidelity to the sacrifices, the great sacrifices from john lewis, from martinches in normandy, to the first minnesota filled with immigrants that saved the union in the critical moments of the battle of gettysburg. it's that breaking of faith with our history that connects us as a nation flawed, each generation's obligation to make a more perfect union, amend the rescission of our democratic norms in this tragic era is just astonishing to watch play out, that the great threat wasn't fascism or communism in the end. it's indifference. it's the indifference of our highest elected officials in the land, and how appalling is that? >>> that's what we're watching day after dade. steve shall myth, great to have you here. >> thanks, chris. >>> who is paying rudy giuliani? can someone answer that? >>> first, thing 1, thing 2, next. >>> somebody told seema's luggage. she's the administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. she was nominated and confirmed. the luggage was out of her rented chevy tahoe while she was inside giving a speed how medicare for

[ laughter ] >> patti labelle and john aim os were there martin short showing up as well.e first time around i was hoping to catch it this time, that little impeachment thing. >> it was great. i saw it the first time around nostalgia at its best. >>> two of the season's most hotly anticipated movies are getting cold reviews forbes is calling "star wars" the rise of sky walker, the franchise's worst installment. cats and rotten tomatoes, despite the bad reviews, jimmy fallon seems to still be a fan ♪ open up ♪ ♪ >> he happily sang with the feline cats just last night. both films were hit theaters on friday >> all right bill's holiday forecast is still ahead. >> plus happy homecomings. as thousands of u.s. troops reunite with their families. you're watching "early today." frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. as a principal i can tell you this. when one student gets left

door almost all out mile is dire and you have martin and john and you know in the region the new storm and the region as well. cosmopolitan. we'll be on your i shall bottom of what i can mark on. the map and salt in the way she sent me up once. qassam arrived in norway just when the country discovered huge oil resources off its coast he was a geologist who understood the oil business but more than this he had a vision of how norway's oil and gas could be extracted in a way that would benefit all norwegians in a manner that was back and environmentally sustainable. we've been doing patrol henri's also development for the last 50 years and. pretty early in our own experience taken out the petroleum resources a lot of other countries came knocking on our door to understand how we manage the resources and obviously we were lucky to have foraker already in the country come in in the late sixty's. he basically talked a lot off. the nitty gritty soft patroller resource money coming from iraq. he was instrumental also in the storytelling and the experience transfer that to other nations will a

and 15th amendments were adopted, for 100 years, a century, it was still necessary for the john lewises and martin luther kings to march. some gave their lives to redeem that promise. that so many gave their lives to ensure. unfortunately, the supreme court struck down the formula for that preclearance process in 2013 and charged congress with updating it. we have responded this day to that charge. under the previous republican-led congress, that charge was ignored. again, i would ask my colleagues on the republican side of the aisle to think of heir failure to act. ronald reagan said to gorbachev, tear down that wall. today we have an opportunity to tear down the wall of discrimination and exclusion to millions of americans who have been confronted with policies that make it more difficult for them to vote. i hope the senate will join us in tearing down this wall of discrimination, oppression, and exclusion. i continue to believe that the decision made by the supreme court was a bad decision, which did not reflect the reality of the success of the preclearance provisions in the voting rights act.

john kennedy authorized the tapping of martin luther king's telephones. every controversial president has been accused of abuse of power. i don't even get to the factual issues, abuse of power is simply not a criteria -- if the framers wanted abuse of power to be a criteria for removing the president, it would have been simple. put it in the constitution. they did not do that. they did not do obstruction of congress. as jonathan turley aptly put it, this is not a jazz concert or improvisation by congress is to be accepted. there has to be a violation of the specific terms of the impeachment provisions in the constitution and that has just not been alleged. , whathas not been alleged the facts are is not significant. you have to first decide if there has been allegation of an impeachable offense and i think the answer is there has not been allegation of an impeachable offense. i'm surprised the democrats did not put bribery in there. they left it out. that would have at least satisfied the words of the constitution that they would have had to prove the ele

john lewis. the civil rights activist alongside martin luther king jr.. t this he says is going to be the fight of his life. and president obama tweeted quote if there's one thing i love about john lewis it's his incomparable will 20 fight. >> nancy pelosi also sent her prayers. as you face this fight. and well wishes were sent from the campaign trail via twitter with amy klobuchar saying quote if there's one person that elm bodies. >> john lewis is one of the strongest people i know. vibes even came from across the aisle be congressman mark walk walker knowing he will handle this prognosis with grace and courage. >>> alive 5 years after being diagnosed. the 79-year-old said in a statement quote, i have a fighting chance. lewis says he will be returning to washington in the coming days to resume his work on capitol hill and begin his cancer treatment. fox news in new york. >>> president trump is facing a slew of new challenges in the new year including joint military drills by russia, china, and iran. this weekend the country conducted. the military exerci

john and alisyn? >> thanks to martin for that. so a big day in washington and on the world stage.w. >>> house judiciary committee will hear from constitutional law experts. >> democrats essentially stacked the deck in their favor. they now have come out of this and failed to prove their case. >> we should be looking also at obstruction of justice by the president. >> president trump and french president emmanuel macron sparred with the cameras rolling. >> would you like some nice isis fighters? let me say, that was one of the nicest nonanswers i've heard. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "nfl rewinew day." you're looking at live pictures, you're about to right there. that is the room where the house judiciary committee will hold its first hearing this morning. setting up for what promises to be a big day. the scathing impeachment report will serve as a road map for the next stage

laughter] >> inspiration, you want to listen to great speeches, franklin roosevelt, john kennedy, ronald reagan, martin luther king. i would add, just in terms of -- to make another point as well, and that is to say, when we talk about authenticity and nowadays there is so much talk about authenticity being whatever is on the top of your head, it is authentic. [laughter] when martin luther king was writing these speeches and sermons, he put a lot of effort into them, and when he got up there, no one said, give us some authenticity, would you? there was nothing more authentic than a man's best thoughts. the presidents i mentioned were very serious about speeches and in my own case, working with president bush, he didn't do a lot of ad-libbing with speeches, because he edited them so much and when he got up there and was reading his speech, it was exactly what he wanted to say. he always got high marks for authenticity there. >> i would add bobby kennedy to i would add -- >> i would add bobby kennedy to your list of people who inspired me. i will tell you one story about martin luther king. when we came

citizen prize tomorrow on msnbc featuring must-see performances by jennifer hudson, sting, chris martin and more. johnegend hosts this ceremony recognizing citizens making meaningful contributions to end extreme poverty. watch tomorrow at 11:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. 11t. eastern right here on msnbc. frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. when it comes to using data, which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more choice and control compared to other top wireless carriers. save up to $400 a year when you switch. plus, unwrap $250 off a new samsung phone. click, call or visit a store today. >>> that wraps up this hour of "msnbc live." >> happy new year. hey, everybody. president trump is hitting pause on his holiday twitter barrage again

john legend. we'll be celebrating some of the world's most inspiring people. with well-known faces in music, entertainment, and activism. featuring exclusive performances and never-before-seen collaborations from sting, h.e.r., stormzy, chris martin, jennifer hudson, georgia smith, and john legend. this is the 2019 global citizen prize. please welcome your host, emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony award winner john legend. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening, global citizens and welcome to london's magnificent royal albert hall. [ cheers and applause ] we are here for a night celebrating incredible people, unbelievable stories, and fantastic music. this is the global citizen prize 2019. [ applause ] yes, we have a spectacular show for you this evening as we honor the world's most inspiring activists, those who campaign tirelessly to end poverty, fight for equality, and tackle climate change. and that is something that we should all take inspiration from because every single one of us has a responsibility to step up to secure a better future. are you with me? [ cheers and applause ] okay, to kick things off, a match made in music heaven with the amazing chris martin of coldplay, please make some noise for grime superstar stormzy. [

some of the great originals of our world like martin luther king jr. and of course john adams, abraham lincoln, and lyndon johnson and more. tell me why he wrote this book. i know you're patriot in our country's history is important to you. >> let me talk about the background of it. right now we don't talk of about history and civics much in our school. right now three quarters, 75% in a recent survey can name the three branches of government. one third of the government could not answer one branch of government. forty-nine out of 50 states citizens could not pass the basic citizen test the naturalized citizen test have to pay past. 91% of those that take that test pass. recently the native born citizens and 49 out of 50 states cannot pass that test. so what i want to do is educate more people at history. in one subject i'm interested is members of congress could because they pass our law spirits i start a program six years ago to have a great historians, let me interview them in front of members of congress. we just once a month, we get 20300 member shot. and i think i

. >> let me turn it on you, of the ones in your book, john adams, thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton, martinking jr., lyndon johnson, who of those? >> maybe the greatest american president, maybe the greatest of all, american lincoln. he kept the country together. many people said south, go away, go away. i'm not going to go to the civil war to keep the country together. i think having dinner with him would be quite a treat. >> when you look at our country now. and it's obviously very divided. and then you look back at these conversations you've had with historians, what do you tell people at home. we're resilient. we get through rough stuff. this is a split time. >> we talked about the 250th anniversary of our country's founding coming up in 2026. we've had our problems for sure. nothing we're going through now is comparable to the civil war. in the civil war, we lost 3% of our population. today there will be equivalent of 9 million or 10 million. we had people killing each other that are fellow citizens. that's not quite what we're going through. we have a political dispute in washington,

john kennedy authorized the tapping of martin luther king's telephones. we've had every -- every controversial president has been accused of abuse of power. and so i don't even get to the factual issues. abuse of power is simply not a criteria. if the framers wanted abuse of power to be a criteria for removing the president, it would have been simple. just put it in the constitution. treason, bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors, or abuse of power. they didn't do that. they didn't do obstruction of congress. and this is, as jonathan turley aptly put it, there is not a jazz concert where improvisation by congress is to be accepted. there has to be a violation of the specific terms of the impeachment provisions in the constitution. and that's just not been alleged. if it hasn't been alleged, what the facts are is not significant. you have to first decide whether there's been an allegation of an impeachable offense. i think the answer is there says not been an allegation of an impeachable offense. i'm surprised that democrats didn't put bribery in the

john ratzenberger. just a coincidence he's a dead ringer for barry martin, the heir in this "strange inheritance" story.> it's spring 2009, and barry martin is trying to figure out what to do with his strange inheritance -- a house he helped build a mall around. the owner, edith macefield, had died the year before, and barry assumes memories of her will fade, too. but then disney comes a-calling. it's ready to release an animated feature called "up." it's about a crotchety old man who, just like edith, refuses to sell his house to a developer. disney wants to use edith's house to promote the film. >> they wanted to put balloons on the house for their premiere here in seattle, so they came out and put balloons on the house and took a picture and that's how it became the "up" house. >> did you think it was a good idea? >> i thought it was rather funny, myself, and then after i saw the movie, there's actually some photographs that look very similar to the picture in the movie. >> soon, edith's cottage and that of character carl fredricksen are associated as one. >> there were people out on the sidewalk tak

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martin luther king, went to see john kennedy and kennedy, he left the white house and since kennedy didn't it was really upset about it. what happened over time, because of king and some of the people i mentioned, people began to see that we need it justice. and the pressure came from the bottom up. the marches, the castings, the dogfighting news, the jailing, it didn't square with us. as free people. we wanted justice. we demanded justice. and the politicians ultimately after a decade-long struggle, began to pass the laws. women's suffrage, do you think those guys wanted to give you your power. they did it. can you think about how long it took for women to get the rights to vote. and if you are an african-american, you had even wait even longer to get the right to vote. because you are favored. and how does it happen. we demanded it. from the bottom up. i am convinced that if we why not have the protest on our college campuses, we would still be in vietnam today. but if some reason as to why we would still be there. he got ended by the students and the adults who finally said enough of th

john lewis, the representative from georgia revealing over the weekend he has been diagnosed with stage xlviii big red cancer. the democrat faced several battles throughout his life especially a civil rights activist right along martin luther king queued junior. during his cancer campaign president obama tweeted if there is one thing i love about john lewis, it is his incomparable will to fight. i know he has a lot more of that left in him. speaker nancy pelosi also sent prayers, we are all praying for you following this diagnosis. john, generations of americans have you in their thoughts and prayers as you face this fight. and well wishes were sent from the campaign trail by twitter with amy klobuchar saying if there is one person who embodies what it means to be a fighter, it is john lewis. and cory booker saying john lewis is one of the struggles people i know, he already beat jim crow the ku klux klan, cancer is next. positive vibes from across the aisle, ms. walker tweeting about my colleague john lewis knowing he will handle this prognosis with grace and courage. only 3% of those diagnosed with stage iv-pack cancer are live five years after being diagnosed. the 79-year-old said in a statement i have a fightin

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john sentamu, who steps down in 2020. he has been talking to our religion editor — martin bashir — and he spoke about how he longed to seedivisions of the brexit referendum. the tragedy of the post—brexit britain has been that we have started defining each other by how we all voted on one day in 2016. that is actually a very un—british way of doing things. i really hope we can put that behind is no and i think the message of the gospel about loving neighbour and, even, much more uncomfortable, loving enemy, can draw us back together again. i pledge myself to be part of that. i think one of the things i would want to be able to do as the archbishop of york is have the opportunity to speak more with national situations, particularly in the north, a lot of northern constituencies have returned, for the first time ever, conservative members of parliament. so there is a lot of change going on. more than 8,000 students currently at university have no relationship with their parents. many of these so called "estranged students" are being missed by the care system, have severe financial difficulties, suffer loneliness, and have

martin tours in san jose in 1976. the alleged victim identified only as john doe is now 51 years old and has been trying to take legal action for more than a decade, but has not been able to do so until now, thanks to a new state law about the statute of limitations it goes into effect next month. >>john go again has been waiting for that left 14 years with me for this opportunity for him to try to get accountability 9 cover. exactly what happened had good preacher and they permitted got away with molesting. so many kids the saint martin's and then actually theirs. no real records of him molesting kids prior to saint martin's when he was stuart gain in this diocese for 25 years. >>pressurtd spent his entire career in 7 northern california cities at least 23 lawsuits have been filed against him with 22 them settling for more than million. this lawsuit is asking to northern california churches. 2 of the more complete accused predator list and to stop hiding church members who have been accused of abuse. >>tonight, authorities in monterey county are offering a reward for some important information they're offering a to

martin luther king went to see john kennedy and kennedy left the white house and said kennedy didn't care. he was really upset about it. what happened over time because of king and some of the people i mentioned, people began to see that we needed justice. and the pressure came from the bottom up. from marches, the gassing, the dog writings, the jailing . it didn't square with us as free people. we wanted justice and we demanded justice and the politicians ultimately after a decades long struggle began to pass the laws. women's suffrage. the think those guys wanted to give you yourpower? they didn't . and you think about how long it took for women to get the right to vote and if you were an african-american, you had to wait even longer to get the right to vote. because you weren't favored. and how did ithappen? we demanded it from the bottom up . i'm convinced that we hadn't had the protests on our college campuses we would still be in vietnam today. they'd have somereason as to why we would still be there . it's got ended by thestudents and adults who finally said enough of this .an

john he. gave me a groan and they said the lockheed martin boeing dime corp international computer sciences corpand aero vironment all told eric about 70 companies are interested in this $1000000000.00 contract as we look out 35710 years this market remains a very much a growth market. because the disease a permanent war the destroy the waste. islamic fundamentalism. could empower all of those who profit from criminal more politically economically and militarily. make no mistake a nuclear armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained it would threaten the elimination of israel the security of gulf nations and the stability of the global economy. at risk triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and the un raveling of the nonproliferation treaty. and how close is iran to getting. well let me show you. brought a diagram for. here's a diagram. this is a bomb. this is a fuse. where should a red line be drawn. a red line should be drawn right here. the threats from iran is a political football what was interesting was that many israelis including people from the military said as long as ther