>> ray johnson: well, i knew that if this man cut this uniform, mr. as like, dude, you're about to fall deep into the rituals of the tradition. ray is, like, the essence of st. aug. >> alfonsi: brice miller played the trumpet under hampton, the band's founder, and johnson in the '90s. his son, brice, a sophomore, was a familiar name on johnson's roster. >> brice miller jr.: he already knew who i was cause of my dad. so he expected a lot from me. >> dr. miller: now having my son participating not only in the band, but with your band director, it was a beautiful thing. >> alfonsi: "beautiful" might not be the way some of the teenagers would describe the introduction. >> ray johnson: now y'all want to meet the real mr. johnson? y'all want to meet the real mr. johnson? if y'all are going to say ya'll the best band, y'all got to prove it! >> alfonsi: senior kabrel johnson and eighth-grader lawrence honore are part of the drum line. honore wasn't much bigger than his snare drum when he decided he wanted to play for st. augustine. >> ray johnson: put your hee

can the prime minister confirm that he will publish the full sue ray report as he receives it? prime min. johnson: mr. speaker, we have to leave the report to the independent investigator, as he knows. when i receive it of course i will do exactly what i said. but i can tell him that in the meantime i think what the people of this country want to hear is what we are doing to tackle the issues that matter to all of us. fixing the cost of living, mr. speaker, helping people across the country by lifting the living wage, mr. speaker. helping people with their fuel costs, mr. speaker. and by cutting the tax of people on universal credit. cutting the tax by 1000 pounds. and mr. speaker, the party opposite our abolishing credit. that is their policy. >> keir starmer. mp starmer: [indiscernible] [laughter] the police say the evidence meets the test. the public have made up their mind. they know he is not fit for the job, and that is what matters here. throughout this scandal the toys have done immense damage to public trust. the leader of the scottish conservatives said the leader should resign. the lea

so perhaps there is a ray of lights at the end of the tunnel. yet more party pressure for the british prime minister boys johnson. but once again, it's social as well as political elite. d mail has revealed another lockdown gathering, involving the leader and his wife. it is claimed, a 100 downing street staff were invited for a boozy get together at the height of the co would lock down there in 2020 hi all. after what has been an incredibly busy period, it would be nice to make the most lovely weather and have some socially distance drinks and the number 10 garden this evening. please join us from 6 p. m, and bring your own booze. well, it seems as though all the prime minister was during, during this pandemic is partying. while everybody was simply in a lockdown, it seems as though the government was acting as if there was a cause for celebration. in fact, the prime minister's chief 8 simply sent out this message saying that the lovely weather in may of 2020 was ample enough reason to host a party. and so invited around a 100 people to a, bring your own booth, downing street garden party. now it's alleged that

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray kiag's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of living on frost establishment. >> to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals of a certain race or certain background. i think that's an amazing that needs to be. has become mistress proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they had learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all people and all should be treated equal. >> should treat people with respect to matter what i mean, sure people might be. to me and may do that thing city. but one of my says is to forgive everything a person is on to which sounds hard, but really i can do that if i feel like there's something worth fighting for, i will

johnson defied calls to resign. he defended his government's record in a feisty performance. >> many people may want me out of the rayson he wants me out of the way because he knows this government can be trusted to deliver. we've taken the tough decisions, we've got the big calls right and we're, and in particular i, am getting on with the job. >> well, the british tabloids, ruthless as always the ""'s headline, the prime minister waiting on his fate the daily star with a tomb stoem that lies here lies the prime minister's credibility and lies and lies and lies. john craig is the chief political correspondent for our sister network sky news in the uk he's there in london sue gray said to have finished the report yesterday, expected to be published today. what's the delay, john >> three things really she's talking to three groups of people the first is lawyers to make sure it's all legally watertight the second is what we call in the uk hr, human resources people that's the people who look after the welfare of staff, in this case civil servants who may be mentioned in the report, criticized and possibly face discipli

senator ron johnson shows fox 259 pages of heavily redacted documents sent to him by the secret service, related to the travel records of president biden's son, hunter. >> i don't have x-rayit's not just congressional republicans. this week, and illegal filing, special counsel john durham complained about inspector general michael horowitz, noting that the ig's office has still not handed over all of the relevant fbi information, pertinent to his prosecution of the former clinton lawyer michael sussman. he is accused of lying to an fbi agent about working for the 2016 hillary clinton campaign while relaying a story about them. republicans, like fiduciary ranking member of chuck grassley are beyond frustrated with the overall speed in getting the answers they say they need to. >> we have a right, in rock dominic congress, to congressional oversight, to make sure our dollars are spent wisely. >> don't forget "dominic: the senator rand paul have been waiting since july for the doj to respond to his request for aa criminal investigation for dr. anthony fauci for allegedly lying under oath about funding research, will not even tell congress if the department will take up the m

senator ron johnson showed fox 259 pages of heavily protected documents sent to him by the secret service related to the travel records the president biden's son hunter. i don't have x-rayand i can't read through the black ink it's not just congressional republicans. this week special counsel john durum complained about general might go forward saying that the ig's office is still not handed over all of the relevant fbi information pertinent to his prosecution of former clinton lawyer michael sussman. susman's accused of lying to an fbi agent about working for the 2016 hillary clinton campaign ball playing a debug story about been candidate trump and a kremlin linked bank. republican-led judiciary ranking merrily -- chuck grassley are beyond frustrated with the overall sotomayor getting the answers they say they need. >> they have a right in congress to congressional oversight to make sure that our dollars are spent wisely. >> don't forget that senator rand paul has been waiting since july for the drg to respond to his request for a criminal investigation into dr. anthony fauci about lying under oath about gain of function research. he won't even tell congress whether t

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray king's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of living on frost of the walking in establishment. >> to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals of a certain race kground. i think that's an amazing thing that needs to be. need get proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they had learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all people and all should be treated equal. >> i should treat people with respect to matter what i mean. sure. people might be rude to me and may do that thing city. but one of my says is to forgive everything a person is done to you, which sounds hard. but really i can do that if i feel like there's something worth fightin

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray king's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of it. living on frost of winter establishment. >>to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals over a certain race or certain background. i think that's an amazing thing that needs to be. begin this press proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they had learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all because people and all should be treated equal. >>should treat people with respect no matter what i mean, sure. people might be rude to me and make best thing city. but one of my sons and she says is to forgive everything a person is on to which sounds hard, but really i can do that. feel like somethi

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray king's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of it living on frost of the walking in establishment. >> to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals of a certain race or certain background. i think that's an amazing that needs to be. we need get mistress proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they have learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all people and all should be treated equal. >> i should treat people with respect to matter what i mean. sure. people might be rude to me and may do that thing city. but one of my says is to forgive everything a person is done to you, which sounds hard. but really i can do that if i feel like there's

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray king's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of living on frost of the walking in establishment. >> to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals of a certain race or certain background. i think that's an amazing needs to be. we need get mistress proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they have learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all people and all should be treated equal. >> i should treat people with respect no matter what i mean. sure. people might be rude to me and may do that thing city. but one of my says is to forgive everything a person is done to you, which sounds hard. but really i can do that if i feel like there's somethi

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray king's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of it living on frost walking in establishment. >> to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals of a certain race or certain background. i think that's an amazing that needs to be. we need get mistress proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they had learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all people and all should be treated should treat people with respect no matter what. >> i mean, sure. people might be rude to me and make the best thing city. but one of my says is to forgive everything a person is done to you, which sounds hard. but really i can do that if i feel like there's something wor

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray king's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of it living on frost walking in establishment. >> to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals of a certain race or certain background. i think that's an amazing that needs to be. begin this press proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they have learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all people and all should be treated should treat people with respect to matter what. >> i mean, sure. people might be rude to me and make the best thing city. but one of my rgive everything a person is done to you, which sounds hard. but really i can do that if i feel like there's something worth fighting for,

johnson to sign the civil rights act of 1964. as well as the voting rights act of 1965. sadly. 3 years later, doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, by james earl ray king's assassination did not raise his legacy, though. county middle school teacher, mister pinkard continues to teach doctor king's history in hopes of living on frost establishment. >> to be in class together to pray together, to study together and to see each other as people are not as individuals of a certain race or certain background. i think that's an amazing thing that needs to be. become proper credit for for bringing that to our country. mister pinker says he wants his students to take away the message of peace, forgiveness and the need for justice. mister pinkard asked his students what life lessons they had learned and their answers were just what he hoped for. we are all people and all should be treated equal. >> i should treat people with respect no matter what i mean, sure. people might be rou to me and may do that thing city. but one of my says is to forgive everything a person is on to which sounds hard, but really i can do that if i feel like there's something worth fighting for, i will

ray vision. i can't read through the black ink. reporter: in a letter to the head of the secret service, senator johnson, iowa center chuck grassleyility to understand the full scope of the interactions between hunter biden, his associates and the u.s. secret service. for example, in applying the redactions the u.s. secret service hid names and other information contained in e-mail conversations regarding hunter biden. the two republican senators accused the secret service of redacting hundreds of pages relating to hundred's overseas travels in 2014 when joe biden was the vice president of course the senators allege the document s "do not show whether secret service personnel or hunter biden traveled to kazakhstan in may or june 2014 during a trip to paris." hunter biden reportedly planned to meet the then-prime minister of kazakhstan who was recently arrested on terrorism charges. excuse me, treason charges. grassley and johnson demanded un redacted documents as well as records from three other years. the secret service has not immediately responded fox news for comment and the senators are demanding response to their letter by j