jessyka nelson had been murdered in her nebraska home.ell was a prime suspect. then investigators discovered there was a party at jessyka's house before she was killed, and the list of potential suspects was about to grow. meanwhile, jessyka's friends and family were galvanized by their grief. but could her killer be among them? here again is keith morrison with "evil intent." >> reporter: it was a week before they could have a funeral for jessyka. a small, sad service for family and friends is what they expected. but it wasn't small, not at all. >> it was overwhelming. just to see that that many people knew her or at some point had cared enough to show up and say, "hey, we're sorry." >> reporter: and some of the young men vowed revenge as they wore their "justice for jessica" bracelets. her brother matt, her brother's best friend, also named matt, who'd once lived with them, who knew jessica like a sister. >> he was with us throughout the whole thing. >> reporter: like another son? >> like another son. you know, just, you know, "what do

this has nelson supporters stepped in. before nelson herself tried to get it the heated situation finally de escalating when the server said he'd return the rifle before he left claiming it was his right to temporarily hold on to it just absurd behavior. nelson says she was evicted over thousands of dollars in medical that she never knew existed. she says it belonged to her mother-in-law who still owns the property but passed away years ago, leaving a number of things to be worked out in probate court. >>it's infuriating collecting debt from a deceased person is more important than putting an elderly woman recovering from covid out on the streets and that's what they're saying that's what they did. >>that was andrew ellison reporting and nelson did go to the hospital last night saying that the ordeal may her so upset that she got chest pains. her friends say that they will find a place for her to stay and put her belongings in storage for now. >>okay you know i said that it was final weather. i was just faking it. what wor

tonight, country legend willie nelson.nd now, george lopez. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am george lopez. jimmy wanted to take the summer off so i agreed to guest host. once again, mexicans doing jobs that white people don't want. i'm here tonight because i have literally nothing else to do. this is honestly the best way for me to kill time between my zoom yoga classes. and it's nice for a mexican to be invited to a mansion in hollywood and not have to trim the hedges. you know what i did actually? i hired the whitest guy on taskrabbit to come clean this house. yo, chad, don't forget to dust the fan blades. i'll have you deported like that back to norway. i used to host a late night show myself called "lopez tonight." it's been a few years, but they say hosting late night is like riding a bike. we do it because we've had too many duis. well, i have. we're going to have a lot of fun here tonight. well, i know i'm going to have a lot of fun. for all i know you saw my hair and changed the channel ten seco

tonight, country legend willie nelson.nd now, george lopez. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am george lopez. jimmy wanted to take the summer off so i agreed to guest host. once again, mexicans doing jobs that white people don't want. i'm here tonight because i have literally nothing else to do. this is honestly the best way for me to kill time between my zoom yoga classes. and it's nice for a mexican to be invited to a mansion in hollywood and not have to trim the hedges. you know what i did actually? i hired the whitest guy on taskrabbit to come clean this house. yo, chad, don't forget to dust the fan blades. i'll have you deported like that

i'd like to thank willie nelson and my compadre, jimmy kimmel.. good night, gringos. ♪ an btooutraged that so many people still refuse to wear a mask. why he thinks the national guard should step in. >>> an altercation between a white man and a black woman has gone viral after this man was caught erasing the word black outer black lives matter signs several times. >>> bus loads of visitors swarming south lake tahoe park. residents say with no regard for safety. >> reporter: making the switch from warm to hot. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay area starts right now. >> our rights to not wear a mask. >> a no holds barred warning from an east bay message. his message, it's time to take coronavirus more seriously. over 1,000 in just the past day. nationwide, july was the worst month so far of this pandemic. let's get right to kate larson on that doctor's outrage. >> a grocery cart should not have to fight a grown man to wear a mask. that's not their job. our rights are going to kill us will. >> reporter: dr. desmond carso

. >> reporter: on the outside, nelson looks like a tough guy. but if you did deeper, you will learn the 56-year-old is a special education teacher in san jose for 23 years. described as goofy and kind, every christmas, he dresses up as santa claus. you will also find out nelson has endured immeasurable loss. >> i lost my fiance. in april -- >> reporter: his fiancee, his partner and best friend of 12 years died of a brain aneurysm. still reeling from her death, when the czu lightning complex fires struck the mountains. >> i was waiting to find out. i was waiting. >> reporter: this is what his home looked like before the fire. this is it, today. only the mailbox is left. all of his belongings, everything he shared with his fiancee is gone. well, not everything -- >> reporter: >> the ring, i have worn it. >> you would have no idea he is going through so much right now. >> reporter: this teacher works with him at a title i school where many families are low income. teachers are setting up a gofundme. families are getting what they can. >> our commun

. >> reporter: on the outside nelson southward looks like a tough guy. but if you dig deeper you will learn the 56-year-old is a special education teacher in san jose for 23 years, described as goofy and kind. every christmas he dresses up at santa claus. you will also find out nelson has endured immeasurable loss. >> i lost my fiancc in april. >> reporter: his fiancc tracy, his partner and best friend of 12 years, dying of a brain aneurysm. still reeling from her death when the czu complex lighting fires struck the santa cruz mountains. >> when i was waiting around i was really anxious. >> reporter: this is what nelson's home in boulder creek looked like before the fire. this is it today, only mailboxes left. all of his belongings, everything he shared with his fiancc is gone. logic well, not everything. >> i have the ring. i haven't wanted since i lost her. >> honestly if you joined the zoom sessions he would have no idea he is going through so much right now. >> reporter: this teacher coe teaches south grade in san jose. a title i school, where many f

host: nelson in oregon. ander: i'm not a democrat i'm not a republican, but i am voting democrat straight down the ticket because of the fact that lincoln is spinning around in his grave. here's my point. i don't think you are focusing on the convention. guest: i was in gresham, oregon about three weeks ago. there is a doughnut place. i don't or if i can give doughnut recommendations, but joe's doughnuts makes a pretty good apple fritter. go ahead. caller: ok. because of our wonderful, forever impeached president. i came out here to spend christmas and new year's with my ex-wife and never made it back to georgia because the pandemic hit. georgia, thatnnah is my actual home. anyonever campaign for and no one in my entire life. campaign for stacey abrams kentorgia and i watched still the election. regarding the convention, i think the convention is extremely inclusive. this has been an unconventional convention. i think they have done a really great job considering the way they have had to do it. and the repre

kids describe nelson southward as a big bear who drives a harley. his students, fellow teachers and loved ones are keeping him strong. on the outside nelson southward looks like a tough guy, but if you dig deeper you will in the 56-year-old is a special education teacher in san jose for 23 years, described as goofy and kind. every christmas he dresses up as santa claus. you'll also find out nelson has endured a measurable loss. >> i lost my fiancc in april. >> reporter: his fiancc tracy, his partner and best friend of 12 years dying of a brain aneurysm, still reeling from her death when the czu lightning complex fire struck the santa cruz mountains. >> when i was waiting to find out i was really anxious about is that they are, is it not there. >> reporter: this is what nelson's home in boulder creek looks like before the fire. it is this today, only the mailboxes left. everything he shared with his fiancc is gone. well, not everything. >> ring, i've worn it since i lost her. >> if you joined our zoom sessions you would know idea he is going through

. >> reporter: nicole anderson and david nelson walked out of court. by lawyers for the center for american liberty. anderson and nelson pleaded not guilty on all charges including embolism and hate crimes. >> we think the charges frankly are outrageous. that a highly politicized da who is funded by george soros would categorize anyone who disagrees with the radical black lives matter organization as hateful or racist and charge them, use the criminal justice system to charge them with a hate crime is outrageous. >> there is no racism. it is leftist lies. >> reporter: on july 5 the black lives better mural had been painted in downtown martinez. anderson and nelson were captured on video painting over it with black paint. the couple's attorney said the two are domestic partners who were just expressing their political views. >> as peaceful protesters have the right to march and display their political views and diffe same right to express their dissatisfaction and disagreement with tax dollars being used to sponsor a radical organization, black lives ma

. >> reporter: leslie nelson's entire life tossed on her front lawn. >> no warning. no concern with where she's going to go. >> reporter: according to her friends, the man who evicted nelson from her home today had no concern for her health. the 56-year-old says she has covid-19. >> she's still feeling some of the fatigue and those effects. >> reporter: and told us she felt too sick to talk on camera after this process server and his men kicked her to the curb. police officers standing watch to enforce the removal. >> inappropriate, immoral, zpusting. >> reporter: it compelled a host of community activists to take action. they came to help nelson pack after seeing posts about the eviction on social media. >> a dozen people have showed up, dedicating their time, potentially putting themselves in harm's way of covid, to do the right thing. >> reporter: but things took a violent turn when the process server took an antique rifle out of her house and said he's taking it to his car. >> officers stepped in. [ bleep ] >> before nelson herself tried to get it back. >> whoa!

with us our political editor from the mirror nigel nelson andjo editor from the mirror nigel nelson andserver says nearly 5 million gcses will be awarded using a model experts fear could lead to more results being downgraded. the sunday express has education secretary gavin williamson battling to get children back to school next month because he had the risk of not returning it's too high to ignore. the sunday mirror reports that some mps are calling for the secretary to quit —— education secretary to quit. according to the sunday telegraph, public helping been —— public health england is to been —— public health england is to be replaced next month. the mail on sunday says the home secretary priti patel was in a row after claiming migrants were escaping france where they fear they would be tortured. the sunday people would ask the country will not recover for the current recession until 2023. let's start with the sunday mirror. sac oui’ start with the sunday mirror. sac our biggest failure. this of course, nigel, is that education secretary gavin williamson, who's been in charge whilst

just following my gut we did not go because of nelson because no son was incarcerated. and i didn't realize it either that since it wasn't really a part of south africa. it seemed to be in an independent state but the fact that. sometimes it's not about money sometimes you've got to take a look at the world and see how best you can use the tools to right the wrongs and if my group not going there was something that would have helped that moment you know to get to wedge underneath that boulder with some sort of lever to move it and that's fine with me to boycott the foods that were going on into the certain countries foods ever going on into south africa do that you know do what it takes to get the right thing done for all of us involved you know but i'm a controversial idea these days cultural boycotts of of course i'm going to ask you given here in london have in that that acted as the arts are in such a crisis because a coronavirus what you made of the idea of the government here thinking poetry too complicated to teach in schools under kovac by remote learning when y

just following my gut we did not go because of nelson because no son was incarcerated. and i didn't realize either that since it wasn't really a part of south africa. it seemed to be in an independent state but the fact that. sometimes it's not about money sometimes you've got to take a look at the world and see how best you can use the tools to right the wrongs and if my group not going there was something that would have helped that moment you know to get to wedge underneath that boulder with some sort of lever to move it and that's fine with me to boycott the foods that were going on into the certain countries foods ever going on into south africa do that you know do what it takes to get the right thing done for all of us involved you know but to make controversial ideas these days cultural boycotts of of course i'm going to ask you given here in london have in that that acted as the arts are in such a crisis because a coronavirus what you made of the idea of the government here thinking poetry too complicated to teach in schools under kovac by remote learning what d

anderson and nelson deferred all comments to us a li. >>who disputes the district attorneys claim that his client's committed a violation of civil rights as she just charged vandalism that you know will be a whole different issue. the fact that she charged as vandalism. >>and as a hate crime is really what makes this problematic. it's a it's a reach its an overcharged in our view it's a political message and the justice system should not be. >>weaponized in that manner. >>the vandalism sparked protests drawing hundreds of demonstrators into town the mayor has denounced all heat related crimes in his city mina say lee says what his clients are accused of doing does not amount to hate it was done to express a viewpoint that they disagree with the city. >>and or sing black lives matter organization which i said is anti police and it's anti american them year-old has since been repainted the next court date is scheduled for october 13th. in martinez billie jean told kron 4 news. >>next at 5.30 tropical storm esa es racing along the east coas

just following my gut we did not go because of nelson because no son was incarcerated. and i didn't realize either that since it wasn't really a part of south africa. it seemed to be an independent state but the fact that that . sometimes it's not about money sometimes you got to take a look at the world and see how best you can use the tools to right the wrongs and if my group not going there was something that would have helped that moment you know to get to wage underneath that boulder with some sort of lever to move it then that's fine with me to boycott the foods that were going on into the certain countries foods ever going on into south africa do that you know do what it takes to get the right thing done for all of us involved you know to make controversial id and these days cultural boycotts of of course i'm going to ask you given here in london haven't meant that acted as the arts are in such a crisis because a coronavirus what you made of the idea of the government here thinking poetry too complicated to teach in schools under kovac by remote learning what do

>>village drive and soon as the joseph nelson co >>9.29 right now and we want to get an update now on the fire that is coming close to vacaville. it's already had a lot of people who live on the fringes. the outskirts of town burning up buildings there but they want to make sure that everybody stays safe. so they've expanded the evacuation zone. and earlier this morning we're talking to the fire chief kris concepcion is back on the line right now. so we can get an update good morning. good morning to you ok so are things getting worse or better would you say in the last couple hours. >>say they're and so i wouldn't say it's getting worse or better. we got a new threat i don't know the last time we talked you if we had made decision to evacuate our browns valley area of the city. so early is not about 3 of the sitting on the west side of rounds all you go down to a market and you need to is is now under an evacuation. order. show that so now we we we estimate that there is a total of about 4,500 homes, total that are threatened in the city about to go so that's thousands of people beca

for tomorrow. >>> after setting license applications to james jensen at a meeting, manager martin nelson donated -- >> to attorneys tied to the scream scheme were indicted on bribery charges. the sheriff department says jensen has been placed on administrative leave. retired undersheriff was defeated by sheriff smith in the election that year and wonders what role the money played. >> i know they use a lot of that money toward social media slamming me. >> reporter: johnson's quick rise to captain after smith's reelection raised eyebrows at the time. he says it is time for sheriff smith to speak out if she knows anything about the scheme. >> i think as an elected official, she needs to come forward until the public and her constituents what is going on, and if she feels that she can't talk freely and transparency i think she needs to step down. >> what happens next? >> reporter: well, the district attorney said today several times that this investigation is not over. he has top people in his department working on this right now, and you have to wonder if this case ends at captain jensen.

but over here, this is all nelson court.rybody on this side of the street was evacuated, and the oil operations that was the source of the gas leak is this operation over here. you know, you have homes right here, and then you have within a couple hundred feet, you u have oil operations. man: a monitor that we place here. it's been here for aboutut 8 months now,w, man. so, i it was deveveloped fromome community perspective. and so, right away, you see the pump jack. just a lemon t throw's aw, literally, from thhoususe, and thehen right behind [indidistinct] on this side is thehe tank. we've seen this tank in past years, you know, releasing vocs into the air. and so, we monitoror--monitor te 8 monitors that wewe have here n arvin, and we--andnd the story s the s same. you k know, the background levels s in this community are sky-high. we see fence-line oil and gas operations like this around communitieies like this, you kn, in small, rural communities, and so, this isis one of ththe g issueues here in arvin. gurrola: what the

nicole anderson and david nelson are charged with a hate crime and vandalism. the da's office said the city permit was approved for that mural. the couple's attorney says his clients were expressing their political views last month. >> just as peaceful protesters have the right to march and display their political views in a myriad of different ways they have the same right to express their dissatisfaction and their disagreement with their tax dollars being used to sponsor a radical organization, black lives matter. >> anderson and nelson go back to court in october to set a trial date. if convicted, they could face up to a year in jail. >>> new at 5:00, the pandemic is having a huge financial impact on cal train. but the transit agency just got a lifeline. andrea is live in san francisco with the details on that, andrea? >> well, allen, this is a proposal, two proposals in fact that have be agreed to by multiple counties at this point. but will need to go before voters in november. platforms should be packed with late afternoon commuters at the cal train stati

. >> reporter: just a short while ago hundreds of evacuated residents were here at the nelson community center. the mayor of suisun city tells me many have moved to hotels and evacuation centers while others are staying with family. beds have been set up for those staying here for the night. >> this is a very bad day. the weather was bad, the whole sky looked different, everything. >> reporter: wednesday was a bad day as flames spread from napa to the hills above vacaville, destroying multiple homes, forcing people in fairfield to evacuate. many >> this hit home. this is where tomorrow i could come home and everything is gone. i saw the airplane drop the pile of dirt and water so i'm hoping they can save our homes. >> reporter: among the evacuated residents were older folks who live in paradise valley estates, a retirement community. >> i am very grateful somebody is taking care of me. >> reporter: this 95-year-old is with her son, but says her 96-year-old husband, who is located in a different building for medical treatment will is taken to another evacuation center. she hopes to be re

flying down to south africa, nelson mandela. came back from south africa trying to see nelson mandela and getting arrested for trying to see him in robbins island and he was in prison. >> tucker: soweto, he needs soweto, and not technically arrested in the legal sense as in cuffed and sent to jail. no, biden was talking about arrested in the literal sense meaning a pause in an objects forward motion. those fascist south african cops momentarily arrested joe biden's progress forward, and for that, he will never forgive them. >> what i said arrested, i meant i was not able to move. cops, the afrikaners would not let me go with them, made me stay where i was. i guess i wasn't arrested. i was stopped. i wasn't able to move i wanted to go. >> tucker: that is life in soweto when you are joe biden, and it makes sense but big picture, if you're keeping score at home, this is getting confusing. just how much time in prison has joe biden done? is it more or less time than nelson mandela served? mollie hemingway of "the federalist" has bee

but we are pretty prepared. >> jordan nelson, thank you for calling in. we're concerned about the houston metro area. 7 million people and it was possibly going to be much worse for where you are at in your town. so glad that things look quiet. jordan nelson with her mother, i appreciate you staying up with us. >>> up next, another update from louisiana. this time in sheave port as we keep often eye on a historic storm surge. hurricane laura, a category 4 at this 3:24 east coast time. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> okay. we're still following hurricane laura at the moment, category 4, 140 miles an hour winds is what we're looking at, at the moment. making landfall about an hour and a half ago in cameron, texas. the national hurricane center saying it has sustained winds of 140. so a sl

, nelson, come quick." "somebody's killed my family." "they're all dead." "they're all dead." >> reporter: nelson dropped everything and raced over to david's garage. >> i was just dumbfounded. i was shocked, what i saw. >> reporter: david yelled at him to check on jill, his daughter, in the bronco and nelson says he made his way carefully to the vehicle. like david, he was a former state trooper and knew that crime scenes had to be preserved. >> i, i looked in the back seat and that's when i saw little jill back there. i reached back and i touched her arm or shoulders, something and i said, "jilly jilly jilly." >> you knew she was gone? >> i knew she was gone. and i said, "dave, i -- i think they're all gone, buddy." "i think they're all gone." >> reporter: david lost it. >> he actually went down to the ground, was layin' on his back and rollin' around and sayin', "why?" "why'd i have to go?" "why'd i have to go?" "why not have stayed with 'em?" >> reporter: uncle nelson managed to get david away from the

>>david nelson and his domestic partner nicole anderson stand silent outside the just this week, he'll taylor courthouse in martinez differing comment to their defense attorney bill us a li it is a problem when you have elected officials using taxpayer dollars. >>to politicize an issue said last month on the 4th of july the couple was confronted by activists on camera while they were seen defacing a black lives matter mural painted on the street in front of the courthouse, a mural sanction by the city of martinez the mural has since been repeated the vandalism sparked protests drawing hundreds of demonstrators into town. the mayor has denounced all heat related crimes in his city. but it's a lease is what his clients are accused of doing does not amount any now you have idea who's making it a crime to disagree. >>with a political message and that's a real problem, the criminal complaint filed by the contra costa county district attorney charges the couple with 3 misdemeanor counts, including vandalism and violating civil rights through their attorneys anderson and nelson claimed they w

." - [sean] rob nelson is one of new york's best. and we were excited that he wanted to move to chicago. - the offer came in march, contract signed in april and here we sit. - ladies and gentlemen, rob nelson-- (crowd cheering drowns out the speaker) - [sandy] it took a leap of faith and said, yes. and so we started hiring over the computer and it was extraordinary. - and some of our people that have come producers and talent, they've never been to chicago before. and i said, "trust us. we're gonna do it." - i left seattle after eight years on the evening news. - born and raised in southern new jersey. - i was born, i was raised in texas, my entire career in texas. - [marni] for me, it was a leap of faith to leave a job. and people that i loved. - marni hughes is very popular in seattle, but she's worked in fort wayne and she's worked in other midwest markets. - i grew up in small town america. and i think that has prepared me for what we're doing with news nation and who we wanna reach. - [sandy] we were picturing her with joe and w

is a man of world stature, and he stands in the same company as gandhi and martin luther king, and nelson mandela. and, with us hostility over tiktok, the chinese company behind the app could move from beijing to london. hello to you. juan carlos, the former king of spain, says he's leaving the country, weeks after he was linked to an investigation into allegations of corruption. in a letter to his son, king felipe, juan carlos said he'd taken the decision to help his heir carry out his duties as monarch. our correspondent nick beake explains. former king juan carlos, seen here swearing in the new spanish prime minister is widely credited with steering spain from fascism to democracy stopping the country is to be ruled by a dictator, general franco, but after his death in 1975, two days later, prince juan carlos became king. and even though he had fallen loyalty to franco, he appointed reformist prime minister in 1976, and encouraged the revival of political parties, plus amnesty for political prisoners. in 1981, the king took swift action to stop a military coup which meant a socialist g

sara nelson joins us. while everyone else is look at the world saying wow the first time in 21 weeks wee had fewer than a million people sign up for unemployment benefits. you are worried that there is nothing coming here. for those who continue to file and be on unemployment. they have lost the federal bolleser and a number of other things too. you see the situation getting much worse, not better. >> ali, the situation is dire. and we cannot entertain for a second that congress has left and is not going to do anything until september. mitch mcconnell said they can come back in 24 hours. nancy pelosi says they will pull people back. their staffs and those leaders are still in washington and able to negotiate a deal right now. we have to demand it. we have to demand it. just pick, for example, the airline industry. we're going to have people who 19 years ago after september 11th are going to be on furlough again. they are going to be out a job. but this time one in five americans looking for a job cannot ge

with us political editor nigel nelson and political commentatorjo phillips.ere, thank you for joining us tonight. tomorrow's front pages, let's make a start with the 0bserver. nearly 5 million gcses this week will be awarded, using a model that education experts fear could lead to even more results being downgraded than last week's a—level controversy. the sunday express has the education executory gavin williamson vowing to get children back to school next month because he says the risks of not returning are too high to ignore. the sunday mirror reports that some mps are calling for the education secretary to quit in the wake of the a—level results issues. according to the sunday telegraph, public health england is to be scrapped and replaced by a new body early next week, specifically designed to protect the country against a pandemic. the daily mail says priti patel is embroiled in a row to say that... the sunday people predicts the country won't recover from the current recession till 2023. let's make a start with the sunday telegraph, hancock faces, alex

tender nelson was elected in 2006 and served until 2012.i talk a little bit about why he didn't run for office again in the book, after he passed obamacare and essentially the national party completely left him behind. and then allowed the republicans false narrative that he was doing some kickback for our state. and the only thing he was doing, the only thing he was doing as a red state governor he knew the client have an unfunded mandate in obamacare. that he knew he needed to have language in their as a placeholder to say allstate should be able to expand medicaid but the federal government should also be putting money into that as well. and at the democratic party cared about rural and red states they would have said senator nelson and they didn't. and so i tell a lot of the stories in this book. and really the first half of it is about our journey of excel it is a decade-long fight that we are still fighting. and that we won't ever give up on. we won't ever turn our backs on the farmers, the ranchers, the tribal nations. and yes, the l

if the democratic party cared about rural and red states they would have stayed with senator nelson.tell a lot of those stories in this book in the first half of it is about our journey of keystone xl and it's a decade-long fight we won't give up on and turn our backs on, the farmers, ranchers, tribal nations and the liberal progressive environmentalists and climate advocates who all became an unlikely alliance standing together. >> the democratic national committee and starts monday and we are taking the opportunity to show you programs about residential candidate joe biden and the party's efforts to win in november. former obama administration official dan pfeiffer weighs in on defeating presidential he was joined in conversation by author and activist during mckesson from the program in february of 2020. >> the reason on both the book was i think there is nothing more important than winning this election in 2020 but i've never been more convicts convinced that winning this election is not enough. i think one of the main things that drove me to write it was too many democrats in wa

parliament is expected to convene for another 2 weeks nelson and desist from the strong can come for the colombo. we're waiting to hear sort of details of how the rajapaksa want to take this forward north that the 20th of august is when the new parliament has been convened by a gasket signed by the president they will come together but we also heard that as early as next week we will have the prime minister my him that rajapaksa and his cabinet to be sworn in awaiting confirmation but talk of limiting the cabinet to 26 so obviously the rajapakse is not wasting any time in terms of carrying on with the work program that they had targeted for them serves they did ask for a mandate a strong sort of a support of 2 thirds which now with all of their own votes and their allies they haven't parliament to pass through any changes now the key thing that they had said was that the amended constitution does not allow them to carry forward their program but now there is that confidence with this result of the election in fact president gore tabi rajapaksa responding to the results as they came t

. >> reporter: nashville attorneys genie nelson and marring yet bam raised almost four millioned to createor women room at the national library. >> we want to make sure that when people leave this room they understand what women weren't given the vote, that it was a bitter struggle. it was a battle, and it almost didn't happen. >> reporter: by august of 1920, 35 states had rattle fight tifi amendment. >> they realized there's only one state where it's all possible that they might be able to eke this out and that is tennessee. >> reporter: historian elaine weiss has written about that pivotal moment. >> they had opposition filings. they had to learn to take hold of the levers of power and had to learn the game. >> reporter: leading suffrage ets gathered at the herm taj hotel. >> she was the leader of the main suffrage organization. >> reporter: historian susan ware. >> she'd be involved in the movement since the 1880s. she's ready to bring this to a close. ♪ oh dear what can the matter be ♪ >> reporter: an army of anti-suffragists were there as well. what is their rational? >> for some, it

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