much to talk about it's hard to get to all of it but thankfully a new story always blue the black lewis black. that's why even though my product tall gist is just a pervert in a lab coat i have to keep it because he's in network. the way things have been going i wouldn't be shocked if the republicans new turd sandwich bull make it to trump's desk and he actually eats the thing. but here's why republicans in congress bill never be able to fix healthcare. they don't even know what health insurance is. >> you have to buy all of these different kinds of health insurance a lot of which you don't need, can't afford, don't want, isn't right for you and your family. >> the young healthy person is going to be made to buy healthcare and they're going to be made for the person who gets breast cancer in their 40's and gets heart disease in their 50's. the whole idea of obamacare is the people on the blue side pay for people on the red side. people who are healthy pay for the people who are sick. >> now listen paul ryan, you spoiled vanilla milk shake, you found town head spit, you vomit vomitoriu. m. it'

with and then he made the remark that this was the first time he'd ever heard a black man play piano like jerry lee lewis which speaks to what he says and i had to educate him on the origin of jerry lee lewis is music the guy did not believe me and i told him you know jerry lewis is a very good friend of mine he's told me himself where he learned to play but didn't buy it but he want to buy me a drink and so i don't drink alcohol but he got me a cranberry juice and he takes his glass the clinks my glass and cheers mate and then he makes another announcement he says this is the first time he'd ever sat down with a black man and had a drink and i was naive i wasn't sure where this was going you know why how how is that possible you know i sat down with thousands of people all in the race and i asked him why and a proud him and then finally he says i'm a member of the ku klux klan and a first i did not believe him so but it turned out that he was a member he put out his card and it to me and i stopped laughing but we struck up a relationship he was fascinated how a black guy could play what he thought was w

it's hard to forget the photo of two american medalist raising their fists with black power salute. john lewis tweeted out, protesters led by andrew young taking a niknee. the refusal to stand for the anthem is nothing new. this is what was wrote, i cannot stand and salute the flag i know i am a black man in a white world. joining me to talk about it seattle seahawks head coach pete colorado carroll. >> do you feel that's what's really going on here? >> absolutely not. i don't see it anywhere pointed in that direction. what's happening is prayers are rallying to protest and sit out a message that they want to send out. it has nothing to do against the flag or against the country or anything like that, it's the opposite. i think they're talking on behalf of freedom of speech and the constitution and having a message they really want to impart on the rest of the people in the country. >> what your team did sunday on nationals deciding not to go out on the field during the national anthem. can you explain what you meant but it was the right stage for that moment? >> we had to figure out what we w

michelle: a small hole in a black garbage bag credited with catching the man blamed for kevin lewis explains. >> at the end of the day you will get caught. kevin: the scene is the wheaton mall j.p. -- -- j.c. penney store. they stole thousands in diamond earrings and necklaces. months later they allegedly targeted the lord and taylor. snagging another $150,000 in fine jewelry. more than $300,000 combined. >> that is a big payday. the hole in the garbage bag led a trail of jewelry to the rockville pike. the trail ending in front of the office building. they saw him entering mask off before driving off in a pickup truck. >> one of those stupid criminals. kevin: today, no answer at his mother's home in silver spring where the police tell us he lives. court documents adding the 35-year-old has a child but does not work. >> needs to get a job. as long as you have a skill you can get a job. >> they say he is scheduled for november trial where they will use the surveillance video to the benefit and faces up to 80 years in prison. jonathan: more remarkable stories coming to light in recovery from hu

forget the photo of two american medalists raising their fists at the 1968 olympics in a black power salute or john lewis tweeted out protesters led by andrew young taking a knee. nor is refusing to the stand for the national anthem anything knew. listen to what jackie robinson wrote after retiring. i can't stand and sing the anthem, salute the flag. i know i'm a black man in a white world. there's a long tradition of counter protest, all setting the stage for what we're seeing today. today i talked with pete carroll. president trump today in the rose garden said that the protest in the nfl were disgraceful, saying, quote, i don't think you can disrespect our flag, our country and our national anthem. do you feel that's what's going on here? >> absolutely not. i don't see it anywhere pointed in that direction. what's happening is players are rallying to protest and set out a message that they want to set out. it has nothing to do against the flag or against the country. it's the opposite. i think they are talking on behalf of freedom of speech and the constitution and having a message that they want to i

if you are serious and lewis has seen two days of protests over the acquittal of a former police officer who killed a black man on saturday just flooded shopping malls the globe roads in the march through the city and the ocean after it began peacefully and. but then police later clashed with a small group of protesters who threw bottles and broke windows and several arrests it's not known if there were any injuries the violence earlier to jury not friday's protests against police brutality of as used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the crowds and for bricks and bottles the eleven officers were injured the three arrested the time human rights activist randy short told us international news outlets though aren't giving the full picture the news media including the international press has shown a great disrespect for african-americans by talking to everyone but us about our situation they see blacks and they talk to whites if you want to know what we think why not ask us why not show us some respect the african-americans who have been the true protesters a lot of them are in jail they're persecuted the

nights of protests have been held and sent lewis in the us and more arrests were made following the acquittal of a white former policeman accused of murdering a black suspect john hendren has the story the days of been filled with peaceful protests the nights with conflict and sometimes violence rain did not stop a fourth night of demonstrations. this time protesters collected bail money outside the jail. not since a st louis court on friday declared a white officer not guilty in the two thousand and eleven killing of a black man suspected of dealing drugs protesters here have sought to disrupt business as usual officer jason stokley was accused but not convicted of planting a gun near the body of anthony lamar smith after shooting him before the shooting he was recorded as saying he was going to kill the suspect it's a scene that's all too familiar here in st louis the suburb of ferguson erupted into weeks of protests in two thousand and fourteen after a white officer fatally shot michael brown an unarmed black teenager was a problem when someone is an american problem this is a problem that's not an all over the country any number of african-amer

. >> john lewis, maxine waters an other members spoke at this year's konz frens of the congressional black caucus. we'll hear about voting rights, criminal justice reform. >> good morning, my brothers and sisters. good morning, my brothers and

black. ian silverman and giorgio to becky oh. the radiators had earlier released lewis incredible summer for derek carr. he signed the largest contract in nfl history, 100 $25 million. last night he returned to the central valley. he played college ball at fresno's date. they retired his jersey during halftime.>> i can't tell you how much this means to me. i have dreamed of this moment since i was a little boy. now it is happening.>> fresnos state has returned his jersey -- retired his jersey.>> he's a good guy.>> yes. big doings for the raiders hopefully this year.>>> a big story that raises alarms. when we return, north korea says it is tested a hydrogen bomb. >>> all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. >>> today is sunday, september 3.>> a happy weekend to everyone. good morning. hot weather at a big cooldown coming our way in a moment. for some headlines. >>> north korean state media claims that its leader inspects the loading of a hydrogen bomb into a new intercontinental ballistic missile. there will be some skepticism about t

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of eighty arrests on the third consecutive nights of violence in the city of lewis by the police over the killing of a black.

lewis hamilton heads the title race. in rugby union, england will end a four—year wait to face double world champions new zealand, after announing they will host the all blacksnd last beat new zealand in 2012, before losing four times to them in 2014 — and will face them in the second match of the autumn series at twickenham, which also sees them host south africa, japan and australia. the international olympic committee has been accused of "doing nothing" about its growing corruption crisis by member dick pound. several ioc officials have been implicated in corruption this year and in the latest case, last week, police raided the home of carlos nuzman, head of the brazilian olympic committee, as they investigate "strong evidence" of vote—buying to secure rio's 2016 bid. we've taken a severe hit in terms of credibility and that hasn't got any better and every time another ioc member is implicated in something potentially nefarious, we lose all credibility and that is concerning to me and i think a lot of my colleagues. what are we doing? we're just sitting there, taking all these hits and doing nothing about it. that's all the sport for now. you can find mor

if you simply lewis sparked by the quick live of policeman of the killing of a black man. followed me to a moscow time covering the review here at r.t. h.q. thanks for watching first than russia and american top diplomats have met at washington's request for the first time since the latest diplomatic spat between the two countries a new york correspondent kalam open has more and more of an rex tillerson partly discussed we think during their closed door forty five minute conversation. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov and u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson held a meeting on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly now the meeting was initiated by the american side the issues discussed specifically were syria and ukraine syria there are accusations being leveled by the united states that u.s. backed rebel forces were directly attacked by russia now russia says that these rebel forces were not attacked that rather it was only ice still forces that were attacked but the area in question the issue is the city of darryl's or it's important to know that this

lewis, senior columnist for the daily beast. so many titles, so many experts. i want to ask you about the president's meeting today with tim scott, the senate's lone black republican. they say his moral authority was compromised after charlottesville. >> we had a great meeting. tim scott's been a friend of mine for a long time. i was one of his earliest supporters. we had a great time yesterday. i think especially in light of the advent of antifa, if you look at what's going on there, you have some pretty bad dudes on the other side also. and essentially that's what i said. now because of what's happened since then with antifa, you look at really what's happened since charlottesville, lot of people are saying, in fact, a lot of people have actually written, gee, trump might have a point. i said you've got some very bad people on the other side also, which is true. but we had a great -- we had a great conversation. >> he should have very simply said i appreciate the question. we had a great talk, and we both learned a lot and whatever. why even go there? >> because he can never admit that he's wrong. we've had many conversations about donald trump's personality whe

. >> the congressional black caucus foundation hosted an event on civil rights as part of its annual legislative. speed fewerring john lewis of georgia and maxine waters of california, along with leaders and officials representing civil rights organizations. [applause] good morning, my brothers and sisters. that not good enough. good morning and my brothers and sisters. >> the faith that they -- past has brought us. we will, we will, we will, march on. until victory is won. blog i welcome you on behalf of the congressional black caucus foundation, you're at the legislative conference, conference that you could not afford to miss, and be reminded and still i rise. welcome you again and delighted you have come for the focus of today's discussion is fighting the systemic destruction of our civil rights. it is very timely, it is urgent, and i'm confident that we'll have a productive discussion. early this mark i was at the time onof our missions for homeless men here in washington, dc, along with the congressional black caucus foundation spouses. i said to them, we must live with hope, but when you see individuals, where the s

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black caucus hosts a civil rights town hall. it's part of the organization's 45th annual legislative conference. speakers will include congressional members john lewis of george and maxine waters of california. see this event live starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org and streaming on our free c-span radio app. >>> next week senate leaders plan to bring the cassidy graham health care proposal to the floor for a vote. thursday c-span looks at the measure sponsored by senators cassidy of louisiana and graham of south carolina. that legislation would change current health insurance funding into bloc grants for states. we'll also look at another proposal to change the current individual market. our program begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span, online at c-span.org, and streaming on our free c-span radio app. >>> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in dover, delaware asking folks what's the most important issue in their state. >> hi, my name is james pollard. i'm here in dover. and one of the most important issues in delaware is the three casinos. we h

. >> john lewis, maxine waters an other members spoke at this year's konz frens of the congressional black caucus. we'll hear about voting rights, criminal justice reform. >> good morning, my brothers and sisters. good morning, my brothers and sisters. from the faith that the dark past have brought us. we will, we will, we will march on. until victory is won. i welcome you on behalf of the congressional black caucus foundation. you have at the 47th annual legislative conference, a conference you could not afford to miss and be reminded and still i rise. i welcome you again and delighted that you have come for the focus of today's discussion is fighting the systemic destruction of our civil rights, it is very timely, it is urgent and i am confident that we'll have a productive discussion. early this morning, i was account one of our missions for homeless men here in washington, d.c. along with the congressional black caucus foundation spouses. i said to them, we must live with hope, but when you see individuals where the system has failed them, where there is no future, then you know that w

congressional black caucus foundation recently hosted a civil right town hall as part of its annual legislative conference in washington, d.c. several cbc members spoke, including john lewis, maxine

black folks killed just like it hurts anyone else. our people put us in a position where we have got to choose. i was interested in what congressman lewis said. we need to be disruptive. there is a difference. when you become destructive we have got to go back to the oath to uphold the laws across the board. when i was down doing the trayvon martin folks were going to burn that town down. they said listen, let's have a conversation. i stood before that body and i said before you burn this town down let's let some professionals give you advice on how to better accomplish the mission, which is to challenge the system. >> i was in sanford. >> right. >> and we have seen very little change. so i preeappreciate that. at some point we as a kplunty have to understand who are our internal allies. to your point it may not mean that you have officers on the front line of a rally as much as you have officers that are willing to provide intell some of those have to be family conversations. i don't know that i'm hearing you acknowledging officers humanity. what does it have to give for them to voice what's wrong in a department even to congressman le

hurts us to see our black folks killed just like it hurts anyone else, but sometimes we are put in a position where we've got to choose. i was interested in what the congressman lewis said. there's a difference between disruptive and destructive. when you are destructive than we have to go back to that oath that we swore to uphold the law across-the-board so rather than destroy a community and go back to the same people that have oppressed us for the money to rebuild th the communities let's talk to the folks inside who can probably give you a better insight on how better to accomplish what you are doing. .. >> >> but to say beyond acknowledging the humanities what kind of support do they have to give to voice what is wrong in the department at the detriment of them putting things on the line?. >> we have to make sure the right folks are in their that they're able to do the right thing. we have now seen through a technology it is back alive and well. >> with the justice department in the last administration then when you talk about with the obama administration because they did not receive asset forfeiture dollars. now that has been removed under their current admi

black vote skill just like anyone else. our people sometime put us in a position where we've got to choose. i was interested in what congressman lewisfference between disruptive and destructive. when you become distracted, we've got to go back to the hope we've sworn to uphold across the board. rather than to destroy a community and go back to the same people oppressed us for money to rebuild communities, let's talk to the folks inside who could give you a better insight on how to better accomplish what you're trying to do. when i was doing trey von martin-- noaa martin. i stood before the body and head before you burn the town down, let some professionals give you advice on how to better accomplish the missions, which is to challenge the system. >> i was in stanford and we've seen very little change. i appreciate that, but at some point, we as a community have to understand who our our internal allies and to your point that may not mean you have officers on the frontline of the rally as much as you have officers willing to provide intel for what is happening in how we need to maneuver. some of those conversations have to be family

from the washington convention center where the congressional black caucus foundation is hosting a civil rights town hall. joiningman john lewis of georgia and representative maxine waters of california among those taking part today. we do expect this to get underway in just a couple of minutes. when it starts we will have live coverage here on c-span2. while we wait for this to get underway, recently c-span cameras surveyed the damage after the flood waters of harvey receded and after this, we're planning live of the congressional black caucus civil rights town hall. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> go ahead and tell us a little about fema's mission here and how long you guys have been here since hurricane irma. >> we got here on the 22nd and we got here 28th. a bulk of our team got here after that. and we support the state of texas as they recover from the events of hurricane irma-- hurricane harvey

black caucus hosts a civil rights town hall. it's part of the organization's 45th annual legislative conference. speakers will include congressional members john lewis of george and maxine waters of california. see this event live starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org and streaming on our free c-span radio app. >>> next week senate leaders plan to bring the cassidy graham health care proposal to the floor for a vote. thursday c-span looks at the measure sponsored by senators cassidy of louisiana and graham of south carolina. that legislation would change current health insurance funding into bloc grants for states. we'll also look at another proposal to change the current individual market. our program begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span, online at c-span.org, and streaming on our free c-span radio app. >>> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in dover, delaware asking folks what's the most important issue in their state. >> hi, my name is james pollard. i'm here in dover. and one of the most important issues in delaware is the three casinos. we h