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 then the baby now then a bad guy from on the bad. brian who is 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 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 hit a number of times his brother joe who attempted to charge the gunman was killed instantly. while i was shot 1st and they are. as fun mayor are. on day by the time when you're. a body was dead. because a.

john? >> martin, please keep us posted as to what you're seeing on the streets there. let's get the forecast right away, find out where these storms are and where they're headed? cnn meteorologist chad myers tracking it all for us. what are you seeing? >> i'm seeing a storm that got tore up overnight, that's the good news. it's not a hurricane anymore, and the hurricane warnings and watches are all dropped for the gulf coast, but it could be that rainmaker that marty was talking about, a slow-moving, lumbering storm, even if it's only 35 to 40 miles per hour with wind, it could still rain and rain and rain for hours and hours. there's the storm, there's the rain. it's not even showing up on radar, where the storm actually is. very few clouds around the storm. it does go to the left. it skirts the coast or very close to the coast, in the bayou, which has a lot of water in it already, as a 35-mile-per-hour storm. the bigger event here is going to be laura. this is a storm that refused to die over hispaniola, refused to die over the mountains of cuba. it is still going, i

be youre -- so may it will. >> i'm father john martin. let us pray. parent worried about feeding his or her children. the woman who is underpaid, harassed or abused. the black man or woman who fears for their lives. the immigrant at the border longing for safety. the homeless person looking for a male. who is bullied. the inmate on death row. help us to be a nation where every life is sacred, all people are loved, and all are welcomed. amen. >> peace be unto you will. -- unto you all. themam ofin islamic brotherhood located in new york city. , of god, ofof allah mankind. send us forth this night we pray, inspired by the courage to transform ourselves and our society. resolve the unwavering to exercise our demons of generational racism and violence from the soul of america once and for all. let our children's children and their children might be spared the burden of our iniquities. forgive us our sins of inhumanity to our neighbors, oh lord. bless our young and our elders, our teachers and the common working people, our crisis responders and our careta

of 400 years in the united states but dishing out so much love john coltrane's tony martin be love it martin luther king love who are just to be one to love and in need of love we have got rich oh yes we all got to be frank he loves life the whole lives with us hopefully available you are on your website i didn't even get out of here no you know the people that have listened to coltrane the people that have read these works many of them are in the d.n.c. we know from wiki leaks how they tried to destroy bernie sanders campaign in 2016 and they didn't feel they didn't feel what they were doing was anything to do with fascism they thought it was to do with stopping fascism so they say i don't honestly this is right around this time because they try to sound as being the candidate what do you how do you characterize the d.n.c. has as a system in your politics what i mean it is in more trouble now is abandoned because their ears in fact tremendous critiques of the status and democratic party it looked as if after the november primary that bernie sanders and all of us to govern in turn or

i come from an equal black. 100 years in the united states but dishing out so much love john coltrane's tony martin be love it martin luther king love who are just to be one to love and to me the love we have got reach oh yeah we all got to be frank he loves life the whole lives with us hopefully available your on your website i didn't even get out of here no you know the people that have listened to coltrane the people that have read these works many of them are in the d.n.c. we know from wiki leaks how they tried to destroy bernie sanders campaign in 2016 and they didn't feel they didn't feel what they were doing was anything to do with fascism they thought it was to do with stopping fascism so they say i don't understand this is right around this time because they try to tell us on this being the candidate what do you how do you characterize the d.n.c. has as a system in your politics what i mean it is in more trouble now is that we've been because their ears in fact tremendous critiques of the status and democratic party it looked as if after the november primary that bernie sanders and all of

discussion and actual item, the presenter is tom temrano and legislative aid, mandelman and john martin for the department of building inspection and he will be available to answer questions. >> great, welcome, tom, and good to see you again. welcome, john, and thank you for making yourselves available to present. you have the floor. >> thank you so much for having us. hello, commissioners. it's going to be way you to speak about supervisor mandelman's ordinance. this is to september 15, 2021. 2021.pair. >> sounded like somebody was doing seismic retrofitting. >> that's good. so this legislation will allow additional time for property owners to complete re retrofit construction on a timeline reduces disruption to our beleaguered and struggling small businesses. the re retrofit programme was established in 2013 to establish the resilience of the housing stock. tier 4 buildings, the final tier to be completed have ground-floor commercial space with residential units above and the current deadline for completion of work on these buildings is september 15th, 2020. and the 1,014 tier-4 prope

discussion and actual item, the presenter is tom temrano and legislative aid, mandelman and john martin for the department of building inspection and he will be available to answer questions. >> great, welcome, tom, and good to see you again. welcome, john, and thank you for making yourselves available to present. you have the floor. >> thank you so much for having us. hello, commissioners. it's going to be way you to speak about supervisor mandelman's ordinance. this is to september 15, 2021. 2021.pair. >> sounded like somebody was doing seismic retrofitting. >> that's good. so this legislation will allow additional time for property owners to complete re retrofit construction on a timeline reduces disruption to our beleaguered and struggling small businesses. the re retrofit programme was established in 2013 to establish the resilience of the housing stock. tier 4 buildings, the final tier to be completed have ground-floor commercial space with residential units above and the current deadline for completion of work on these buildings is september 15th, 2020. and the 1,014 tier-4 prope

place, and among the awards he got were, the gandhi international peace prize and the martin luther king peace prize. johne and he stands in the same company as gandhi and martin luther king and nelson mandela. he was one, the only politician i have ever met who had a vision and a dream and a very deep little intellect. i mean, people like him usually work and universities or in the back rooms but he was also a real gritty politician. i never saw him vested in debate, they have to say. was moderating a debate between him and ian paisley one day and this was about, john hume had been challenged by gerry adams to have a pan— nationalist front with simm fein, and he said you adjust the front man, i want to meet the ira, they are the real masters. and ian paisley said if you do that, then i can't go on talking to you and hume leaned across at me and pointed at ian paisley and said if you do that, you will be, to use one of your own favourite words, a hypocrite. so he could slug it out with the best of them. he got an awful lot of criticism from both republican and loyalist sides, particularly towards the end

read from pope francis, the dalai lama and former us president bill clinton, who said john hume was ireland's martinister michelle 0'neill did attend, as did taoiseach micheal martin and irish president michael d higgins. the hume family had asked members of the public to stay away because of coronavirus, but some did gather — to clap and to say thank you. absolute gentleman, superb politician and a man for everybody. didn't matter your religion, ethnicity — hume was your man. and he'll be greatly missed, particularly by the people in this city. last night, people across the island of ireland and beyond lit candles. prime minister borisjohnson said he'd lit one at downing street, as a symbol of the peacejohn hume was so instrumental in securing. it's an imperfect peace but one that holds until this day — and that will bejohn hume's legacy. sarah girvin, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. so far this week, there's been some big contrast across the uk. very wet for parts of the north and the west — yesterday in scotland, today, across northern ireland and nort

john? >> thank you, martin. stay safe. we'll check back with you to see what's happening, because every half hour is different on the ground there. let's go to chad myers and chad can tell us where the storm is and what's happening right now. >> the worst weather right now would be ft. polk. this is an area up here north of lake charles and the winds are likely around 105 miles per hour. that's about where thf thing looks. notice, there's still more convection developing on the suici south side of the storm. that will push into the bayous of southern louisiana. one of the good news, bad news things is much of what was hit in southern louisiana was national wildlife refuge. and hopefully those animals and birds all got out of the way in time. but i'm sure that there's some devastation here, especially to the beaches that will be unimaginable. when you get this much water pushing onshore, doesn't matter if it's a man-made beach or a shoreline with mice mangroves, there's going to be some destruction going on and that's likel

>> look david, there is a great contrast between peaceful civil rights protest of john lewis and martinbase their protest on the teachings of the bible compared to these anarchists who basing what they're doingib on rebellion against the bible. burning bibles, burning american flags, burning down police stations. and look, i am not saying all democrats support this kind of action. but you know there's a bible verse that says bad company corrupts good morals. and when the democrats hang around and black lives matter, and do not condemn these types of anarchy's activities they are complicit in the by remaining silent about them. >> doesn't treat me there is this attempt. there was a black lives matter leader who come about a month ago suggested that statues of jesus, if they look to white should be torn down. i mean it is just extraordinary. in fact i'm hearing from pastors and some priests that it is happening.re that the desecration of theor statues of jesus and mary are being desecrated, torn down, they are not talking about it much because they don't't copycats rendering more of it. >

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among the awards he received were the gandhi international peace prize in the martin luther king prize. johnd stature and he stands in the same company as gandhi and martin luther king and nelson mandela. he was the only politician i've ever met who had a vision and a dream and a very deep political intellect. people like him usually work in back rooms or universities. but he was also a gritty politician. i never saw him vested in debate, i have to say. i was moderating a debate between him and ian paisley one day, john hume had been challenged by gerry adams for a pan— nationalists front with sinn fein and john hume said you were just the front ran —— front man. i want to meet the ira. ian paisley said if you do that then i cannot go on talking to you and he pointed to ian paisley and said if you do that you will be a hypocrite. so he could slug it out with the best of them. he gotan out with the best of them. he got an awful lot of criticism from both republican and loyalist sides particularly towards the end of the peace process but here's a man who made the peace that we needed. on socia

john lewis, martin luther king jr., you are all the answers how we move forward. i want to know do you travel? because right now i'm working with the superintendent of schools in thesc county and i'm going to tell him tomorrow he needs to bring you here to talk for a couple of days. because that's what we are working on. see what marjorie before we get an answer from mr. moore, tells about yourself. >> caller: what we need to know is the truth. got to know the truth. so just tell the, i know you all ask your question this is my question. do you travel? do you travel now? you don't have to be in a big group when you get here. i just need you to get here. through it alright will get an answer to that into second just tell us a little bit aboutt yourself. >> guest: i did not hear a word you said i am talking i am so tired. see what alright we will get a answer from westmore. what is your and under answer for marjorie? >> guest: ms. marjorie, you don't know how much you filled me up or you filled me up more than you know. i hear it in your voice i heard in your passio

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convention, tribute was paid to the democratic congressman and civil rights icon john lewis, who fought alongside martine democrats vice presidential nomination told the virtual gathering the time to exercise that right was now. we've cried out forjustice. we've gathered in our streets to demand change, and now we must pass on the giftjohn lewis sacrificed to give us. we must register and we must vote. the early emphasis was on stressing their candidate's empathy, through the story of a teenager whom he helped overcome a stutter. and withoutjoe biden, i wouldn't be talking to you today. i'm beau biden, and joe biden is my dad. and linking his own heart—wrenching story to the lives of millions of americans suffering problems of their own. biden lost his son beau to brain cancer five years ago, his first wife and young daughter in a car accident 43 years before that. i have some idea how it feels to lose someone you love. i know that deep black hole that opens up in the middle of your chest and you feel like you're being sucked into it. i know how mean and cruel and unfair life can be sometimes. a feature

martin luther king, john lewis who we just celebrated his life and honored his death. so when we look at these issues, violence has no place. martin luther king, took the beatings, the gassings and the jailings and said we will not respond with violence and i believe it is absolutely essential for the democrats to say while we support protesters this violence is abhorrent and actually sets back the ability to get change. now we don't know the full story in wisconsin. these news that's coming out about perhaps a vigilanty and what we know is there are people who show up at these protests who are there designed to disrupt and give everybody a bad name, but they have to be called out, jim. joe biden needs to be very, very strong on the fact that while protests are okay, they're a positive thing, they're america, this violence needs to be deeply condemned and deeply condemned now, sooner rather than later, in my opinion. this is a terrible thing that's happening in our country and there's no excuse and no reason for anybody to look the other way when it comes to these viole

black lives matter, john lewis , martin, you are all the answer to the movement. i want to know do you travel? because right now i'm working with the superintendent of schools in the county and i'm going to tell him tomorrow he needs to bring you here to talk for a couple of days. because that is what we are working on. pursuant marjorie before we get an answer from mr. moore tell us about yourself. >> caller: what we need to know, the truth. you've got to know the truth so just tell me i know you will be to answer your question here's my question do you travel, do travel know? you don't have to be with a group of people when you get here. i just need you to get here. sue and okay will get an answer to that in just two seconds tell us a little bit about yourself a little bit. >> i didn't hear word you said because i was talking i am so tired. we went okay we will get an answer from westmore. mr. moore, what is your answer? >> guest: you don't know how much you fill me up. you have filled me up more than you know. i hear it in your voice, hear it in your passion. i

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john lewis, martin, you are all the answer. i want to know do you travel? because right now i'm working with the superintendent of schools in the county andnd i'm going to tell him tomorrow he needs to bring you here talk for a couple of days because that's what we aret working on some of marjorie marjorie before get an answer before we get an answer for mr. moore tells a little bit about yourself. >> caller: you got to know the truth. so just tell me i know you will mean answer your question ofor this is my question, do you travel? do you travel now? you have to be at the group of people when you get are you just have to get here. sue went alright marjorie will get an answer to that in two seconds just tells a little bit about your self ait little bit. with that i didn't hear verges said because i am talking. i so tired. sue and alright we will get an answer from mr. moore appeared what your answer refer marjorie. >> guest: miss marjorie you just have noe idea how you fill me up. more than you know. i hear it in your voice and hurting your passion for it i

read from pope francis, the dalai lama and former us president bill clinton, who said john hume was ireland‘s martinight, people across the island of ireland and beyond lit candles. prime minister borisjohnson said he‘d lit one at downing street, as a symbol of the peacejohn hume was so instrumental in securing. it‘s an imperfect peace but one that holds until this day — and that will bejohn hume‘s legacy. sarah girvin, bbc news. now, on a lighter note, you will be pleased to hear that there is good news about penguins. satellite observations have found a raft of new emperor penguin breeding sites in the antarctic. the locations were identified from the way the birds‘ poo, or guano, had stained large patches of sea—ice. the discovery increases the known number of emperor penguins by between five and 10% to more than half a million birds. victoria gill has more. they‘re the biggest and possibly the toughest of antarctica‘s penguins. when they‘re not foraging in freezing waters, they live and raise their chicks on the ice. and that icy white backdrop has meant that scientists have been able to use sat

question the motivations of some, but president trump places him above abraham lincoln, above john lewis. he ed martinbably places himself above martin luther king. but he continues to say he's done more for african-americans than anyone else, largely because he points to declining unemployment rates prior to the pandemic. except everybody else's unemployment rate was dropping for everybody else at the same time. >> first of all, i looked up to john lewis, i had a lot of interactions with him. and i think he would have been -- he would not have addressed what he did. but i as someone who was in the wave after him, i was around 15 years younger than him and jesse jackson and others, had picked up the mantle of dr. king. i would say john lewis' record is something that we could not even begin to weigh in a few minutes on television. but for president trump to accused as though what he inherited from the first black president, who he tried to act like wasn't even an american, tried to act like he was born in another country, not in this country, he inherited that economic recovery and the black unemploym