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a student rushed up and said, dr. lewis, those were blanks birthday? -- blanks, weren't they? said no. here are the photographs of the four students that were killed as we listen to ron from michigan. good morning. caller: i was a 21-year-old soldier in vietnam when can state happened. i was an anti-war activist. happened, i was receiving antiwar literature. vietnam up and i joined veterans against the war at that time. a short time later, after kids -- after kent state, there was a fracking instant -- incident. i cannot say if it was revenge or had any relation to the massacre, but for my talking to the soldiers at that time -- because that what i was doing, talking to soldiers -- and most of them just did not care or else they were kind of glad it happened. veteranslater, vietnam against the war to go to kent state to participate in a memorial service. you had a question earlier, professor, in which somebody asked were there any incidents like this? blackth carolina, 10 students were killed by state troopers for protesting peacefully. host: how do you answer that? jerry lewi

when a student rushed up to me and said dr. lewis, those were blanks, weren't they? and i said no. i pointed to sanny scheuer's body, i didn't know it was her at the time. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. i was a 20-year-old soldier in vietnam when kent state happened. i was an anti-war activists -- i joined the military to be anti-war, to work against the war in vietnam. and when that happened, i was receiving anti-war literature, and i signed up and i joined vietnam veterans against the war at that time. and a short time later, after the kent state incident on our base, there was an incident. i can't say if it was revenge or had any connection to the kent state massacre, but from my talking to the soldiers at that time -- because that's what i would do. i would talk to soldiers and most of them didn't care or else they were kind of glad it happened, but 25 years later, vietnam veterans against the war did go to kent state to participate in a memorial service. and you had a question earlier, professor, in which somebody asked were there any other incidents like this. in my reco

lewis was injured. police photographed him and rushed him to the hospital. >> we're not allowed to go back with them whileey're gettin' certain treatment. so the detective is sittin' out waitin' for the treatment. and when they take arron back to get mri or a cat scan or whatever they're doing, he decides he's gonna leave to the hospital. >> arron doesn't come back. >> doesn't come back. >> reporter: arron lewis bolted from the hospital. what seemed the closest link to beverly carter had slipped through their fingers. police launched a citywide manhunt. >> was that one of the first things you did, get his photo out -- >> yes. >> -- to the news media? >> yes. >> everybody knows that -- >> everybody knows. >> you gotta get this guy -- >> right. >> and beverly's life is at stake. >> reporter: reporter shannon miller remembers her station cut into programming with the breaking news. >> authorities are searching for a man wanted for kidnapping beverly carter, a realtor. >> was the whole city kinda glued to their tv sets as the -- the hunt for this individual was on? >> absolutely. so many people knew this pict

the letter sent to rush asking to be the medical guide for lewis and clark, which he was. the second half of the letter was jefferson describing the current state of his diarrhea. and a long discussion about what treatments he might try, including sitting differently on his saddle and things like that. so they are peppered with a a lot of personal things having to do with family stuff. keep in mind, rush's son had a , his oldest son who was a doctor had a psychotic break. , he ended up being a psychiatric patient, being taken care of by his father, living in a psychiatric hospital for 30 years. so they were also sharing dark tragedies. adams lost a son to alcoholism, his daughter with breast cancer eventually did die. rush's oldest son became mentally ill. they were also sharing the great pains of their time. fred: liz? liz: one thing this conversation has me thinking about is the importance that these founding documents and paper collections that these documentary editors, like sarah, put together for us have been very important. but it also makes you think about everyone

lewis: france is starting to lift restrictions after one of the longest lockdowns in europe. most shops have reopened after two months of lockdown. there is no rusho use public transport as people continue to work at home. >> after eight weeks of lockdown, this is what d confinement means in paris. oldmonthsrgotn. so ome traffic. a small line of people. athe t m going with posters. if boris johnson is looking to france for guidance about what it looks like to come out of lockwn on a given day, this is a clue. if you tell peopl they should continue as far as possible to stayorking from ho and to come out cautiously, people will follow that. this is not a big return to what itas like before. is gradual, a partial return to activity. lewis: german poticians have expressed concerns conspiracy protests.anti-lockdown infections appear to be on thera me announced an easing of lockdown restrictions. n >>rate of the above the value of one. p means for eve plerrysowhon s it to one other person. it is being used as a determining factor to see how likely the virus is to sprea exponentiall below one, the virus is under control, above one it is a problem. you

. >> harris: scott lewis thank you so much for being with me this hour. we will rushn out of here. i am harris and >> the daily briefing: starts in a couple of seconds. more as it happens. keep it on fox. ♪ >> dana: a fox news alert. a live look at the white house where president trump is set to speak at any moment. we will watch to see if he talks about minneapolis where the officer who dug his knee in the unarmed black man has died has just been arrested. hello, everyone, i am dana perino and this is >> the daily briefing: . ♪ the arrest coming after a third straight night of chaos. protesters torching a police station that covers the area where the officer

. >> harris: scott lewis thank you so much for being with me this hour. we will rush on out of here. i am harris and >> the daily briefing: starts in a couple of seconds. more as it happens. keep it on fox. ♪ >> dana: a fox news alert. a live look at the white house where president trump is set to speak at any moment. we will watch to see if he talks about minneapolis where the officer who dug his knee in the unarmed black man has died has just been arrested. hello, everyone, i am dana perino and this is >> the daily briefing: . ♪ the arrest coming after a third straight night of chaos. protesters torching a police station that covers the area where the officer rested george floyd. george floyd the unarmed white man that died in police custody. video showing the officer kneeling on floyd 8 minutes as he begs for error saying "i can't breathe" over and over again. in addition to the president we are waiting for an update from the county attorney. we have a very busy hour indeed. we began with mike tobin on the ground in minneapolis with an update, mike. >> first of all

a student rushed up and said, dr. lewis, those were blanks birthday? t kent state. what he saw, heard, and what he remembers. [video clip] >> we were not posing a threat. i thought to myself, i am sure they are not firing live ammunition. they are firing blanks to disperse the crowd. or fiveobably four seconds of firing, i realized that, even if they are firing blanks, i could be injured. it was at that point that i dove to the ground. they continued to fire another seven or eight seconds. when they stopped firing is when i stood up, looked around, and saw that, clearly, they had been firing live ammunition because there were students who were wounded. base ofary was at the that sculpture. he was the first person i saw who was not getting up when the rest of us were. i went to him and lifted his shirt and saw tstate over its ca very unattractive way. host: howard means joining us from his home in millwood, virginia.