the -- after months of insulting and skews, today's halfhearted apology will never be enough for john robinson. if the prime minister has any respect for john and the means he sacrificed to follow all the rules, he will resign. but he won't because he doesn't respect john. he doesn't respect the sacrifice of the bridge public. he is a man without shame. looking -- lit and the dog and cabinet. who do respect john robinson, who respect the british public. they know the things the prime minister is doing and they know they cannot go on the way they are. they know it is their responsibility to bring and in to this shameful behavior. i once again, -- put your conscience first, put john robinson first and remove the prime minister from office. bring decency, honesty and integrity back into our politics. prime minister johnson: i apologize once again profusely to john robinson who lost love ones and particularly during the pandemic. i am not trying to explain why to reform a better personal attacks on me, i understand why he does that. i think it would've been a good thing the impact of -- to address

this morning, i spoke to john robinson, a constituent from much field. i want to -- litchfield. i want to tell you his story. when his wife died of covid, john and his family obeyed the prime minister's rules. he did not see her in hospital. he did not hold her hand as she died. their daughters and grandchildren drove 100 miles up the roadway clutching a letter from the funeral director in case they were questioned by police. they did not have a service in the church. john's son-in-law stayed away because he would be the forbidden seventh mourner. doesn't the prime minister realized that john would have given the world to hold his dying wife's hand even if it were for 9 minutes? he followed the prime minister's rules, rules we now know the prime minister deliberately ignored after months of insulting excuses, today's halfhearted apology will never be enough for john robinson. if the prime minister had any respect for john and the millions like him who sacrificed everything to follow the rules, he would resign. but he want. -- but he won't because he does not respect john. he does

but john robinson first. and remove the prime ministerfrom john robinson first.remove the prime ministerfrom office. bring decency, honesty, and integrity back into our politics. and stop the denigration of everything that this country stands for. 5ir denigration of everything that this country stands for.— country stands for. sir william. prime minister. _ country stands for. sir william. prime minister. mr _ country stands for. sir william. prime minister. mr speaker, i l prime minister. mr speaker, i apologise _ prime minister. mr speaker, i apologise once _ prime minister. mr speaker, i apologise once again - prime minister. mr speaker, i | apologise once again profusely prime minister. mr speaker, i. apologise once again profusely to john robinson, to all those who lost loved ones, particularly those who suffered during the pandemic and, mr speaker, in my statement i have tried to explain why i spoke to the house as i did. the right honourable gentleman has chosen to respond with a series of personal attacks on me and i understand why he does that but... i u

this morning i spoke to john robinson, a constituent of the member for litchfield. i want to tell you his story. when his wife died of cove it john and his family of by the prime minister's rules . he didn't see her in hospital. he didn't hold her hand as she died. that daughters and grandchildren drove a 100 miles up the moat way clutching a letter from the funeral director. in case they were questioned by the police. they didn't have a service in the church. jones, son in law, stayed away because he would have been the forbidden 7th. mona dawson, the prime minister, realize that john would have given the world to hold his dying happy wife's hand even if it was just for 9 minutes yet. but he didn't because he followed the prime minister's rules rules that we now know the prime minister blithely repeatedly, deliberately ignored off to months of insulting excuses. today's half hearted apology will never be enough, but john robin said if the prime minister had any respect for joan of the millions like him who sacrificed everything to follow the rules he resign. yes, no

. >> actually, the gm john robinson was in on the interview with me. he had no idea why he was interviewing me when i had the job already. >> titans are countering the statement, saying no decision was made and no decision was communicated prior to the completion of the interviews steve wilks is also adding his name they claim wilks was hired by the arizona cardinals as a bridge coach, keeping the seat warm until the team was in a better place to succeed and a new coach is hired after going 3-13, wilks was fired after one season and replaced by kliff kingsbury, the former head coach of texas tech, who had no nfl coaching experience in the lawsuit, it claims wilks' firing was unjust and kingsbury, who is white, was given a better chance to succeed. in a statement from the arizona cardinals it reads in part, the decisions we made after the 2018 season were very difficult ones. we are confident that the facts reflect that and demonstrate that these allegations aren't true and today, brian flores added the houston texans to the list of teams he says discri

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the leagues baseball museum is honoring robinson's legacy, highlighting the and of major league baseball's color barrier reporter johnitone explains how a new exhibit is important in a continuing struggle for civil rights in america. >> the leagues baseball museum unveiled a historical marker from the site of robinson's birthplace in georgia. the marker had been vandalized and defaced by gunfire just last year after it was replaced by major league baseball museum. president bob kendrick jumped at the educational opportunity to display it here in kansas city. >> darkness does come light. we are taking something that perhaps had a full intention. and turning it into an opportunity to teach. >> kendrick says discussions about race are difficult, but he says he can think of no better place for them to start. then here at the leagues, baseball museum, kendrick calls robinson's debut with the brooklyn dodgers. the true beginning of america's civil rights movement. and for those who say one person can spark change, kendrick says jackie robinson is proof. that's not true. >> and that was on john pepitone reporting. that wrap

robinson, sarah mclaughlin, and chicago. dan: there is also a heavy bay area flavor with john fogarty and michael franz he.you want to buy tickets, they go on sale this friday at 10:00 a.m.. ama: we have more music news. coachella is in need of another headline act because kanye west has pulled out. organizers will have to move quickly to fill his slot because the festival starts in less than two weeks. coachella is making a return after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, and both weekends are sold out. dan: to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali... ..when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women or in men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and

robinson. sarah mclachlan, chicago. there are some bay area flavor with john fogarty. tickets go on sale friday morning at 10:00.hat is a good lineup. perks come in all shapes and sizes for google employees, including preschoolers working -- for people working from home. they are offering full reimbursement for the scooters. it is supposed to help googlers get back to work in the office. it retails for $1000. smokey robinson. lisa: and the weather. numbers should be in the 60's and the south bay. we will surpass that at 2:00 and low 70's by 4:00. elsewhere around the bait should be in the mid 60's. 70 degrees, sea breeze coming in , sunny skies around el cerrito and oakland and berkeley. mid 60's by 1:00. pretty mild out there. in the north bay, temperatures in the low 50's. 1:00, low 70's. we have a lot of heat fans and we will talk about a big warm up. kumasi: new at 6:00, driving electric. to driving big companies come together. reggie: the growing outrage over what we are seeing from russian forces. kumasi: brandon -- a brand-new stanford study on guns. reggie: a live look outside. >> building a better bay a

baseball museum is hphonoring robinson's legacy an >> highlighting the end of major league baseball's color barrier reporter john struggle for civil rights in america. >> the leagues baseball museum unveiled a historical marker. >> from the site of robinson's birthplace in georgia. the marker had been vandalized and defaced by gunfire just last year after it was replaced by major league baseball museum. president bob kendrick jumped at the educational opportunity to display it here in kansas city. >> darkness does come light. and we are taking something that perhaps had a full intention. and turning it into an opportunity to teach. >> kendrick says discussions about race are difficult, but he says he can think of no better place for them to start. then here at the leagues, baseball museum, kendrick calls robinson's debut with the brooklyn dodgers. the true beginning of america's civil rights movement. and for those who say one person can spark change, kendrick says jackie robinson is proof. that's not true. >> on this day in history, abraham lincoln, the 16th president of the united states, drew his last breath.

robinson. first black major league baseball it player back in 1947. speaking at a republican fundraiser in new hampshire. after that, incoming supreme court justice the johnown jackson speaking and the white house with president. >> is ben's washingtonjournal. c-span's washington journal. going up monday morning come we will discuss the nato response to russia and ukraine. the future of the republican with florida congressman francis rooney. forming new york congressman steve israel talks about the challenges facing the democratic party. heading into the upcoming midterm election. watch washington journal live at seven eastern monday morning on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more. including sparklight. >> the greatest on earth is a place you call home. at sparklight it is our home too. right now we are facing our greatest challenge. that is why sparklight is working around the clock to keep you connected. we are doing our part so it is a little easier for you to do yo