we started by honoring the big duke, john wayne, and here we are honoring duke's pal, dutch. honor the only man from our community who ever wound up living in public housing. as for tonight's guests, the rules of oat protein call has been relaxed. tonight, here's dutch, and if anyone can't handle that, you may call him mr. dutch, and that's okay. as for nancy, do as i do and call her beautiful. by the way, you got a lot of friends here tonight. some of the white house press corps, who will be served their favorite meal, leak soup. i insisted upon having that joke. dutch did a lot of work in our community. good work. all in all, he made 53 motion pictures. started in 1937 with love is in the air. he made his last picture, the killers, in 1964, and in between, there were some great ones. dark victory, brother rat, king's row, hell cats of the navy, with nancy, and my favorite, playing george gip in all american. here's a christmas card to you, nancy and dutch. of course, it's not too far off now. ♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas let your heart be light from now on you

usc's film school taking down an exhibit dedicated to film star john wayne over racist remarks. what the wayne family is saying tonight. >>> and lucky to be alive. a man waking up to find a 450-pound bear in his living room, after breaking through the front door. the bear lashing out, then getting away. the man survived. tonight, talking to abc news. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. a lot to get to tonight. the new record set in the number of covid-19 cases. but we begin with the explosion on the u.s. navy ship docked in san diego. multiple alarms going out. firefighters responding. at least 21 people reportedly hospitalized, including injuries to 17 sailors. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, a navy ship spewing smoke after being rocked by an explosion onboard the uss bonhomme richard. >> there is heavy smoke showing from a large military vessel under construction. >> reporter: reports of the first flames at 8:30 a.m., shortly after the fire broke out. that explosion tearing through the ship, sending sailors fleeing. >> we have

you know, john wayne a secretary of state.ood at the fence, jack benny as secretary of treasury, gaucho marks at education. but even presidents can have everything, except tonight, the night all of you here, you really made my day. and as for all of you are so generous to share your talents with us tonight, will you please stand up so i can applaud you all once more. . and frank, old blue eyes, as, always you've been the perfect host, your voice rings just as pure and clear as ever. speaking of music, stephen 80, i like the songs using. and in martin, there you go again. dean, i'm thrilled that you are able to be here tonight for hurt reynolds party. sometimes, if they ever have a party for nancy, we can make that come true. in scully, you brought back a lot of happy memories, and muddy, haul the voice of variety club, thank you for your presentation, and mike, you share this words of gratitude. everybody knows how devoted you are to variety. and ben vereen, you guessed your way into america's heart. emmanuel lewis, which neve

they cite a 50-year-old article as evidence that john wayne hard racist views. his family denies the charge. just today a statue of christopher columbus was was removed from the columbus city hall. maybe they can call their town "empty pedestal." president trump signed an executive order to protect some of the statues, and what is joe biden think? he says confederate statues belong in museums out of public view. well, listen. >> the elected officials where those statues have a responsibility. put them in museums. get them down. don't expect, if you have sitting in front of you after all these years, don't be surprised if someone pulls down a statue of jefferson davis. it's better that they do not. >> raymond: it's better if they don't. but they are justified, according to biden. once you admit that the mom's displeasure with a given historical fictio figure. how long before they are triggered over roosevelt, jefferson, washington. do you think biden is going to stop the mob from pulling them down? here's the reality. as we approach the day we should be celebrati

john wayne dead and also he had been to panama several times and he knew the leader. so john wayne knew me quite early he would be in favor of the treaty and wrote a letter accordingly which i used with maximum advantage with the opposition against ronald reaga reagan. >>host: did you talk to talmage that it burned him out? do you feel you pushed the canal issue to quickly? >> during the early stages of dwight eisenhower's term. with the unfair treaty back in the early 19 hundreds and when johnson was in office they had a big altercation and a group of people were killed. and they wrote diplomatic relations with the united states and they organize the third world powers because the panama canal treaty was signed in the middle of the night i think john haywood was secretary of state and they never saw the treaty was negotiated by a frenchman who had been to panama in 18 years but it was a treaty from the very beginning. >> you went back to panama as the ex-president to call noriega out as a fraudulent election. do you feel the fact you are the architect gave you a cred

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computers it's like having 62nd spots every half hour telling the nation what a great gardener john wayne gacy was best that i i heard it was a genius with orchids i guess the human corpse is made for top notch fertilizer every time these companies kill people or sicken people or destroy a 100 miles of large farmers are liberal thought leaders the media the politicians the people who starred in the avengers and think that makes them nelson mandela all those people go that is bad that bad company killed so many we should be angry that dag corp left the especially to send a man a man but they never go why and the name of all the holy do we let these corporations and this and not just exist but own our government chevron to not get a binding for causing a genocide and good door they should get the corporate death penalty. but no no no no no instead we let chevron exist and we let them make ads that say black live matter racism has no place in america although i do like that chevron made their slogan the human energy company because. they really do take humans churn them up into organic slide

specially in the swing states that how john wayne 2016 so i believe that. faith that is you know there are political advantage to play the china card to be to get tougher on china to win the media or to win the base and finally to win every election and teach high not work be tough on china be hard on china as it has been developed into bipartisan consensus is fair for us to say that. you know as the new political correctness and united states. watching are they still had this aboriginals leader is accused of crimes against humanity and neglect they were the cause of the crisis on the complaints and i've been taken all the way to the hague will have the details just awful. join me every 1st week on the alex i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you there. welcome back now with the u.s. way out in front and terms of the cases a lot of face to face interaction has shifted online including religious services as churches shut their doors said some worshippers have been showing a little too much faith

i've talked about john wayne's deathbed conversion.ill do what is best for the health of america because maybe he'll admit, maybe he'll admit that he's been wrong every step of the way. maybe he'll admit that he was wrong for saying that this was going away a couple months ago maybe he'll admit that this is going to continue into the fall. you remember even back in april he was saying this wasn't -- dr. fauci said this would be with us in the fall, there would be a second wave in the fall the president was saying, no, this will go away. maybe hope springs eternal maybe we get the john wayne deathbed conversion to catholicism, in this case medicine and science and save american lives. >> you won't get that but maybe we'll hear from the doctors. >> it reminds me of the pink floyd album cover. maybe pigs will fly over smokestacks in great britain. >> hopefully the doctors will speak. hopefully he'll use them as an outlet because he has nowhere else to go and riff. >> i hope he follows the biden plan and i know that most americans, even as

laughing and there's a story i remember i don't know if it's awful it's in a memoir of you know john wayne shows up in the pacific and a wounded you know field hospital and he's dressed like a like a callous in her eighty's ospital in hawaii for marines that's right and then he basically you know he's wearing his like old west outfit right and of course he avoided service and then supposedly he's like kind of jeered out of the place now that may well padded well. that's fact they threw bedpans as they drove him out of the city that's one of my favorite stories of all time actually and i'm i'm glad that it's fully true but it would have been true in a way that fiction can be sure we invoke wasn't because that does happen a lot of us don't have a lot of time for that and i don't speak for all veterans and i'm always careful about that but in my pretty broad experience that's been the case even with the ones who agree with me disagree with me completely politically like many of my soldiers do so let's talk about the 2nd form of patriotism you write about the passively principle m s n b c styl

. >> so laura, john wayne is out.exas ranger but noodling cowboy singing about cow farts was chicago residents. >> laura: who was the congresswoman during impeachment with the rhinestones on her cowboy hat? >> from texas, yeah, i can't remember her name, with a little cowboy hat. an acceptable cowboy. >> laura: frederica wilson from florida, she was styling. so you can have certain cowboys, okay? >> i suppose so. >> laura: certain. >> the lone ranger. >> laura: [laughter] i will go have some lemongrass. the scandal in florida with massive inflation of covid positive rates have all of us wondering where else does this kind of thing happening? well, we found out we will tell you in just a moment so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering

evidence that he supplied photos for the franklin mint for their plates and things like that, for john waynelucille ball, elvis presley. >> did he own them? >> no, he didn't own them, but studios sent out press photos for years and years, and they were handed out for promotion. so he had just as much right to them as anyone else. >> by the early 1990s, howard and his dad are raking in more than $200,000 a year. things are looking good. howard next surprises both friends and family with some big news. >> i get a call from howie, and he says he's gonna get married. i was the best man. i was happy for him and shocked. >> but the honeymoon is short-lived. howard gets divorced less than a year later. then, in 2001, another loss -- howard's father passes away. >> he was the rock that i think kept howard together in terms of having a connection to somebody, and i think it was kind of devastating for him. >> he started to spiral, he started to lose focus. >> at the same time, howard's business becomes one of the many wiped out by the internet. when you need that picture of gary coleman or david hass

orange county has sent a letter to the county's board of supervisors calling for a vote to remove john wayne's a name from the airport protesters gathered this weekend across the street from the airport in support of a name change. the move is garnered international support but is also sparking outrage from some including president trump who attacked the idea on twitter supporters of the name change wanted to revert back to its original orange county airport. as we get ready to start another work week a lot of parents are really country. one big thing when. >>well their kids go back to school how many days out of the week will they be doing that versus zooming in the answers of course are complicated and they could have dangerous consequences whitney wild brings us. the latest now from washington. >>kimberley chavez lopez byrd died june 26 after fighting coronavirus in the hospital for less than 2 weeks she. that's very surprising. >>she was what i would call the giver give or knowledge. a giver kindness. >>bird shared a classroom with 2 other teachers in arizona, those school officials say al

just around sunset he landed at john wayne airport in orange county, called nanette to tell her he wasack, and drove home to newport to the place he was about to die. but, for all their efforts, investigators could find not one bit of evidence in those final movements of his. nothing that would link him to the man who was fast becoming their prime suspect, eric naposki. back at the house, bill's daughters took it upon themselves to sort through all their dad's financials. maybe there would be a clue there. you had to figure all that out yourself. >> uh-huh. >> very complicated. >> it was very complicated, and we did not trust many people at that point. >> reporter: understandably. so bill's daughters pored through it all, the little stuff and the big stuff. there had been a failed real estate deal in the desert, two houses to deal with in nevada. soon money would be coming in, but, when he died, millionaire bill mclaughlin was low on funds. and things were missing, bills and bank statements, check registers. the sisters turned to nanette for help because she was the person who handled

i was glad to hear that john wayne on his death bed converted to catholicism.he lord. because jesus says he'll take death bed conversions. he'll take the person that comes out in the field at the very end and starts working in the field and pay them as much as the person who has been working in the field all day. so, please, as marjorie plays "just as i am i "in the background, please make your conversion. not to science. i'm not asking you to embrace science over jesus. i'm just saying, just talk to your doctor, okay? this is basic medicine. this is doc hollywood stuff. this is not hard. okay? just basic medicine. dr. fauci is telling you the truth. why? because there's no great conspiracy theory. he just wants you to live. he just wants your child to be able to go back to school and do it safely. he just wants you to be able to go back to the restaurant that you love with your family after going to sunday school and church. and have a good time with your family. he wants to make sure you don't lose your job or the small business that you're running, it doesn'

. >>> the university of southern california is removing its john wayne exhibit.nding it come down over the actor's racist comments made in an interview nearly 50 years ago. of the wayne attended the school on a football scholarship in the 1920s. the school released a statement. conversations about systemic race i am and uprising by the lack lives movement require the role we consider our school can play as a change maker. those are the headlines. griff: toss it over to rick, find out i'm guessing it will be another hot one, rick. good morning. rick: we'll be saying this next couple weeks. record-breaking heat in some cases. point out one spot. look at this morning, 97 degrees in phoenix. it is 3:40 in the morning. 97 degrees. incredible heat there. already in the 80s across areas of the south. a few showers are popping up. one areas we're watching will be florida. it will be a wash out. it is florida, summertime. you get the drill. northeast, a few showers going on as well. high temperatures today, guys. really, really hot across areas of the south. triple digits

. >> next up is john in for wayne indiana. >> i my name is john martin. full disclosure. am a retired attorney i remember we learned and discussed about this case in constitutional law way back in 1976. i always remember about this case at the numbers and emanations. pretty short opinion the came up with this right of privacy nowhere in the constitution. i don't think anybody should disagree it was it was a dumb law, never should've been passed. we look back today i can imagine any state would have such a law. but for nine unelected judges to decide through numbers in emanations that there is this right of privacy, which means that we have to declare this law unconstitutional. the real argument should been through the legislator. but they are the ones that should argue get rid of the law it's still baffles me that nine of these elected judges can use these numbers and animations to find some right of privacy in the constitution. >> we let that stand as calm and go on a jeremy in washington. >> good evening huge fan of the program so glad it c-span and the national constit

national parks, the sierra club is calling out its founder john muir for racist views, thanks for joining us on this wednesday night, i'm ken wayne, i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight and mirrors name appears across california in the bay

national parks, the sierra club is calling out its founder john muir for racist views, thanks for joining us on this wednesday night, i'm ken wayne, i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight and mirrors name appears across california in the bay area. >>from schools to national monuments but as kron four's gayle ong reports right now his legacy is now being questioned. >>it's not the first time john muir's legacy has been questioned he's known to be races in the past the death of george floyd has ignited attention an apology from the sierra club wednesday executive director michael brune writing on the group's website saying it's time to take down some of our own monuments, the sierra club a 128 year-old organization known for their outings and preserving the great outdoors is confronting their own past reexamining the legacy of founder john mirror and his racist remarks about blacks and indigenous people made more than a century ago kron 4 spoke with sierra club president ramon cruz, we also a. >>we need to to the scene. >>recognize dad how environmental movement and the movement of some case you know it would be the best farm

wayne frederick, thank you for your time and memory of an iconic figure. >> sure. >>> next, we remember the life of congressman john lewis. the daughter of martin luther king jr., bernice king, joins me next on the historic march congressman lewis took with her father. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get zero percent apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. we know you're always at univethere for them.x, that's why our advisors are always here for you. learn more at phoenix.edu. for the same medications as the vet, but up to 30 percent less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> we continue to follow the outpouring of condolences and tributes for john lewis. the country is mourning the monumental loss of this longtime congressman and freedom fighter who died yesterday

antibodies and study that showed your antibodies start to wayne every few weeks, you know, they go down by a significant percentage. what we don't know, john, is does that mean you're also losing immunity? this is to your clarification. antibodies are easy to measure. we measure those and use them as a corelative. if you think about this, we have not really seen reinfection clusters, right? if you did lose immunity two to three weeks after infection, we would start to see more than anecdotal reports here and there of reinfections. we're not. there is other parts to the immune system that are harder to measure but important. t cells for example. the core of the immune system that can quickly ramp up antibody production in response to a virus. they can attack the virus in other ways, as well. so i think the jury is still out on this and i think that i get that it's alarming but we're not seeing those reinfections. i think people are immune still longer than we think. we don't know how long, how strong, the longer than a few weeks. >> so important to reiterate. as of now, we haven't seen clear evidence of reintefection and y think we would ha

john new york. >>good evening. thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 8 i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight and i'm ken wayne thanks for joining us at 8. our top story tonight, california has surpassed new york for the most confirmed covid-19 cases in the country. >>there are now more than 415,000 cases in our state that's after a single-day record of 12,807 new cases yesterday. according to johns hopkins university data that total is roughly 6,000 more cases than in new york which had the most cases in the country before now, but new york's death toll is still 4 times that here of california for comparison california has about 40 million residents just shy of 40 million 1 new york has about half that amount. >>governor gavin newsome announcing the state is extending its mask deal with the chinese manufacturer calling the current deal a success. today's announcement means an extension of the contract with chinese manufacturer b y d the 315 million dollar deal is set to bring an additional 300 million surgical masks. 120 million n 95 mask into california. currently california has an inventory of 111 million 9

wayne of georgia, tennessee, peter v. daniel virginia, joseph campbell of alabama, five of the nine were there. the northerners, john mclain of ohio, samuel nelson of new york, robert crier of pennsylvania and benjamin curtis of massachusetts. going into this, it logically it was a five four decision. the odds were stacked against dred scott. >> the portrait is even worse than that, seven out of the nine who are democrats. only two wigs. of the five southerners that you see there are also the five that came from a slave only families. so you're really looking at serious odds against dred scott. >> and that is ultimately the vote on the case. the two northerners who are wigs voted with dred scott. that is john mclain and benjamin curtis. we have some video of the old supreme court chamber the u.s. capital, which is where this case was argued. we are going to show you that. as we do, let's set the stage for the court case being heard. what was it like the first time around? >> i think that in some sense it is a case that is much anticipated by the time it reaches the court. roger b. taney this is eager to take on thes