some of the mourners making their way out of the rear of greater grace temple here as stevie wonder ande on the stage. this service was supposed to last five hours, but almost no one believed it would hold to time. other than a few nodding heads during the service, no one is complaining about the amount of time it's taken today to properly honor the queen of soul, aretha franklin, detroit's queen, kate. >> a fitting tribute. ron, thank you so much. >>> tonight we're learning new details and hearing heroic survivor stories following that deadly greyhound bus crash that killed eight on a new mexico highway. 48 people were on board, including two pregnant women. so many were injured, at one point they ran out of ambulances. the ntsb has arrived at the site of the wreckage, where we find nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: this is an ntsb team examining the semi. that is the tire that blew. we now know that when that tire blew, this tractor-trailer jackknifed, becoming an 80,000-pound projectile. moments of terror caught on camera. >> oh, my god, there was one person hanging out the window. >

stevie wonder paying tribute at the funeral of aretha franklin.is growing that up to a million muslim uighurs are being held by chinese authorities in so—called "re—education camps". the uighurs are a muslim ethnic minority group with central asian roots. they're mostly based in china's far—western region of xianjiang, an autonomous region within the country, and they make up around 45% of the population. un human rights investigators say they're increasingly alarmed by reports that many muslim uighurs are being detained under the pretext of security, and countering terrorism and extremism. the un has called on beijing to end the practice of detention without lawful charge, trial and conviction and immediately release individuals currently detained under these circumstances. a bbc newsnight investigation has interviewed a witness who says he has been inside one of the camps and have now managed to flee china. they say that the uighurs suffer physical torture and psychological thought control, though the chinese state has consistently denied the ex

fellow musician and longtime friend stevie wonder, fellow musician and longtime friend stevie wonderf the last to pay tribute to aretha franklin. this is what he had to say. and yes, the reason that we are here today is because of love. because of how much we love this woman. the blessing through god was given to us. and we talk about all the things that those have talked about today. please remember the greatest gift that we have been given in the life itself is love. let's get some of the day's other news. talks on the future shape of the north american free trade agreement have broken up for the week without a deal being reached between the united states and canada. president trump has indicated that if no deal can be reached with canada, he will sign the bilateral agreement with mexico, which was concluded on monday. a leader of russian—backed separatists in eastern ukraine, alexander zakharchenko, has been killed in an explosion in donetsk city. russia's foreign ministry said it suspected ukraine of organising the killing. but the ukrainian government has denied any involvement.

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some of our favorite artists in history have been activists from stevie wonder to martin gaye.king to the world that is unique and politicians can't really duplication. we have a lot of influence. i believe it my responsibility to use that influence for good. >> for a man who wrote "ordinary people" says those are the people he's trying to help. >> john legend's nonprofit is also working to help former inmates to contribute to their communities. he's passionate about a lot of things and very, very open. >> what was the import in your mind to his point that it's not new of musicians to do activism? in the african-american community that's been happening for a long time. >> for a long time we've been hearing this shut up and sing kind of thing. and he's no, we've got these voices and stage, what better place to talk about these issues. >> i was just going to say we were talking earlier about the challenge of trying to get something that is a bipartisan -- stated bipartisan prerogative. everyone agrees there needs to be reform of the criminal justice system. i wonder is celebrity

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may ♪ ♪ rest your mind assured that i'll be loving you always ♪ >>> aretha franklin's dear friend stevie her with a stirring rendition of "as" as her funeral today. it was a soulful sendoff befitting a queen as she was laid to rest in detroit, ending a week of tributes for a trail blazer in music and activism, and a diva through and through. ♪ >> reporter: it was a home-going fit for a queen. ♪ >> reporter: aretha franklin, her heavenly journey eulogized. >> you're going to be one of the featured voices in the choir of angels. because, you know, you'd have to be. ♪ i'll miss you >> reporter: and serenaded by her friends. ♪ and you'll never walk alone >> reporter: musical legends in their own right. ♪ god bless aretha >> reporter: tributes paid by heads of state past and present. and adoring fans sending her off in perhaps the most fitting way in a resplendent procession of pink cadillacs. >> she was a black woman in a white man's world. she bore her cross. she fought the good fight. now it's time to crown the queen! >> reporter: in her beloved hometown of detroit, michigan, thousands gat

stevie wonder and faith hill also paid tribute.clinton and jesse jackson delivered eulogies. >> when i would go to her shows and watch her sing it would be the best feeling in the world nothing sounded better to me than the way my grandma sings. her voice made you feel something. you felt every word, every note every emotion in the songs she sang. her voice brought peace.>> a private burial service followed the funeral at the woodlawn cemetery in detroit.>>> sports is next with an entertaining game at the coliseum tonight. two teams battle for the wildcard in the american league. >>> a life picture from san francisco, clear skies heading into the holiday weekend. thanks for joining us, the 11 a clock news continues into minutes. >>> we have nothing but bay area winners to talk about. let's start at the top, coming down on the astros again, that kid might sleep tonight. i love it. the young fan out there to see a five-run first from the a's. a two-run shot, yet another and they blow a five nothing lead mentors back to tie it, manner

the service lasted for more than seven hours, with stevie wonder delivering an emotionalfinale. mike, good morning. but you do feel for wales. a fantastic defensive run finally against england they were breached. england have guaranteed their place at the world cup finals in france. the goal scored by a player called paris, quite apt. england's women have qualified for next year's world cup finals. they beat wales in their ‘winner takes all‘ qualifiying match in newport. after a goalless first half, england‘s strikers came alive midway through the second with all three goals in a space of 12 minutes — toni duggan opening the scoring. jill scott looping header made it 2, and nikita parris wrapped up the victory. you can see what it means to phil neville‘s side. he told them to relax at half—time. wales now need to hope they can finish qualifying as one of the four best second—placed teams... to make it to the finals in france injune. do you believe you can go one step further? i believe. i don't believe the players believe at this moment in time. each time we will meet up, we see

the service lasted for more than seven hours, with stevie wonder delivering an emotionalfinale. first ever mermaid olympics. known as the merlympics, contestants take on events such as relay—racing and freestyle. some of those taking part had travelled to the tournament in dorset, from as far away as italy and slovenia. it is something, mike, you particularly enjoyed. it is something we have been looking at since the start of the year. you reminded me this morning, i have still got michelle's tale in the office. do you know who else enjoyed wearing the tale? come on in. you've got your boring trousers on this morning. this isn't nearly as impressive as the tail. it's hard to hop in with the tail. it is very cumbersome. i thought that was a gene. it wasn't. this was in january. gene. it wasn't. this was in january. a lot of course drink yesterday. this is why children shouldn't just try this because yesterday. this is why children shouldn'tjust try this because it can be quite difficult. do it as pa rt can be quite difficult. do it as part of a proper mermaid swimming clu b part

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and get all drugged up and drug get drawn in because when you come down off you have the situation stevie there are countless motels like this across the united states they're not really for business travelers or even two arrests but places like this can protect people who still have a bit of money from homelessness good business for those running the motels but a vicious cycle for the people who live here. donna howard wants to help people like to raise up here in brunswick in the state of georgia there are hardly any affordable apartments for many here an even bigger problem is the lack of savings they still require them to have a first want rent security deposit which is usually the same as the first watch where all their utilities that are required they didn't have to have a deposit for that as well so if you're making minimum wage when you can afford to do all that because that's all up front cost. so that's why the motel living is so rampant right now because you know that is required when you have a much ill together with her friend maria donna has set up a nonprofit organization i

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reflection with her, and that is what we saw today from pridents to legends like smokey robinson and stevieho is going to perform, to hear people in detroit who did not know her, never met her, but felt a deep connection to her through her music. jane: give us a sense of theater. that is not often a word you ush unerals, but costumes, the outfits, the atmosphere, it is quite extraordinary. nada: yeah, well, you have to step it up for aretha franklin, don't you? she herself tves week had sel costume changes. people knew that they had to come dressed in their best. there have been fabulous hats, fabulous church outfits. rehave to say, jane, there more than 140 pink cadillacs hereo honor aretha franklin, they are going to be part of the funeral pression. any aretha franklin fan knows s a nod to her 1985 hit "freeway of love" where she spoke about cruising in a pink cadillac. throughout the ceremony, everyone has spoken not just about her impact on culture, but that style, that sense of style and power. that is of course also what aretha franklin will be known for. jane: nada tawfik, thank you

the service lasted for more than seven hours, with stevie wonder delivering an emotional finale.story i have to tell you about. this is a great story. competitors from across europe have competed in the uk's first ever mermaid olympics. known as the merlympics, contestants take on events such as relay—racing and freestyle. some of those taking part had travelled to the tournament in dorset, from as far away as italy and slovenia. so they just so theyjust have to use them around? synchronised swimming. right, got you. we've got mike sitting next to us, you should be commentating. well, we broke the story injanuary, commentating. well, we broke the story in january, announcing the commentating. well, we broke the story injanuary, announcing the uk had won the rights. we went training with the mermaids. yes, you did! i have a memory of dan walker sitting on this earth —— sofa with his mermaid tail. we will have to dig at philipp petzschner out. it was a big thing for the uk to get this story, it was held in germany before. there is sick and unassuming, relay, freestyle. it is incred

a host of stars including stevie wonder and bill clinton were among the many well wishers saying goodbyeial service lasted over seven hours and also featured music from ariana grande and chaka khan. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool was there. # it's marvellous # marvellous a public that adored her queued for hours to get inside the church to get a chance to say their final goodbyes to the queen of soul. i could not sit at home and watch it on television. being here really brings in the real feel of things. her message and what she represented for people who are of african descent in this country, number one. two, beyond that the music is healing, the music is powerful, the music isjoyful. # marvellous # in paying their last respects to her before she's laid to rest, the stars and dignitaries who reflected the reach of aretha franklin's impact and a legacy that goes far beyond the music industry alone. she lived with power, not without weakness, but overcoming her weaknesses. ijust loved her. her voice made you feel something. you felt every word, every note, every emotion in

doing more pleasant activities and get even if these all around us gradually become cheaper with stevie paying a high price but on the one hand they make us dependent on the take shines like amazon microsoft and google that provide the networks that operate them and on the other hand all the technology it says and its ability to operate safely. but away from the flashy demonstrations this company is warning about the dark side of online everything with an experiment can a hacker steal cryptocurrency through this internet connected lamp. the answer is yes the hard drive has hijacked the voice assistant and all the network devices under the hackers control giving consumers something new to worry about. today i don't see much of a reason economic reasons for companies to invest in security that is the device vendors because they basically get away with vulnerable devices they have been kind of able to throw vulnerable devices to the market for many many years with no real problems and so i think something has to change in this regard we need better regulation it's a call for the government

fellow musician and longtime friend stevie wonder was one of the last to pay tribute to aretha franklins what he had to say. and yes, the reason that we are here today is because of love. because of how much we love this woman. the blessing from god was given to us. and as we talk about all the things that those have talked about today, please remember the greatest gift that we have been given in the life itself is love. let's get some of the day's other news. brazil's top electoral court has ruled thatjailed former president luiz inacio lula da silva cannot run in this year's presidential election due to a corruption conviction. the 72—year—old is currently serving a 12—year sentence for the conviction but his workers party registered him as a candidate for the october vote anyway, claiming he is innocent. in the other major farewell today, senatorjohn mccain's body was taken back to the us capitol a leader of russian—backed separatists in eastern ukraine, alexander zakharchenko, has been killed in an explosion in donetsk city. russia's foreign ministry said it suspected ukraine of org

a host of stars including stevie wonder and bill clinton were among the many well wishers saying goodbyeterday. the memorial service lasted over seven hours and also featured music from ariana grande and chaka khan. 0ur north america correspondent aleem maqbool was there. a culmination of two weeks of tribute since the passing of aretha franklin. a public that adored her queued for hours to get inside the church, to get a chance to say their final goodbyes to the queen of soul. i could not sit at home and watch it on television. being here really brings in the real feel. her message and what he represented the people of african descendants in this country, the music, it is healing, it is powerful, it isjoyful. paying their last respects to her before she was laid to rest, the stars and dignitaries reflected the reach of aretha franklin's impact and a legacy that goes beyond the music industry alone. # i'm going up yonder... she lived with faith, not without failure but overcoming her failures. she lived with power. not without weakness but overcoming her weaknesses. ijust loved her. good

. >> i remember last year, at the end when stevie wonder took a knee, we were all like, wow!we haven't seen a moment like that before. moments like that this fess aval continue to happen. i think naomi campbell is up on stage right now, take a look. >> she's sold over # 00 million records worldwide and has spent her 36 year career advocating for marginalized and vulnerable people all over the world, everywhere about i want to hear you scream! global citizens, you got to scream more. [ please welcome, janet jackson. [ cheers and applause ] >> the syrian death count has climbed to nearly half a million since the war began. >> in the eyes of god, a child on the other side of the border is no less worthy of love and compassion than my own child. >> after sandy hook, where 20 6 and 7-year-olds were slain, we vowed this would never happen again, it's happened more than 20 times in two years. >> shooting of another black man. >> that is the reason black people do not have trust for white police officers, where you have no sense of commitment to the life and the needs of the people i

stevie wonder there, among those delivering powerful performances.mokey robinson blowing a kiss to his childhood friend and former president bill clinton remembering aretha franklin as a breathtaking talent. abc's zachary kiesch with the farewell to the queen. ♪ >> reporter: america and the world got taken to church today. as family, friends, fans, presidents, and pop stars packed the greater grace temple in detroit to say farewell to the undisputed queen of soul, aretha franklin. >> she was classy enough to sing on the most prominent stages in the world, but she was homegirl enough to make potato salad and fry some chicken. in a class all by herself. >> reporter: aretha, in that solid bronze, gold-plated casket, dressed head to toe in gold. president clinton, paying tribute. >> the secret of her greatness was she took this massive talent and this perfect culture that raised her and decided to be the composer of her own life's song. and what a song it turned out to be. >> reporter: aretha's grandchildren speaking with reverence. >> her voice made you

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. >> stevie wonder also performed two songs in honor of ron delum. reporting live in oakland.c bay area news. >>> officially out, one of the most powerful men no longer has a job. a former campaign manager for president trump is headed to jail but he's speaking out today. hear what he has to say about the president. >> mostly clear skies, temperatures right now in oakland in the low 60s. we'll see similar temperatures out there tomorrow. the raiders hosting the rams tomorrow. they cool down though. we'll show our seven-day forecast. we'll come right back. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. moonves is out. tonight )s announcement comes after at least 12 women came forward to accuse moonves >>> just in, les moonves is out. twelve women came forward to accused moonves of sexual allegations. how much of his $1 million that he'll r

the celebration of aretha franklin's life, fittingly played out by another soul icon - stevie wonder coming up..a daylight auto burglary turned violent in the east bay. now the hunt is on for the suspect who nearly ran over the victim...who tried to put up a fight. plus...bizarre video of a woman using a car jack to pummel a greyhound bus.you won't believe what happened next....stick around for that but first...two more restaurants in an east bay mall, shut down because of rodents.just the latest in a series of infestation problems there...a live report..coming up. ((vicki))new tonight at nine...two restaurants at a shopping mall in the east bay... closed due to rodents.. ((grant)) one of them has re-opened after complying with the health department. the other has closed for the second time in two weeks.((dbl bx)) kron 4's gayle ong is live in concord at the sunvalley shopping center. gayle.. both of the restaurants are inside the mall..according to the contra costa health department, a total of 6 restaurants were closed here earlier this month because of rodent infestation.. two wee

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. >> reporter: the celebration of aretha franklin's life thinly played out by another soul icon stevie i have been loving you forever." >> aretha franklin laid to rest. >>> following a super typhoon, already the strongest storm of the year, it may shortly strengthen. >> the storm strengthened by 100 miles per hour. that's the maximum sustained winds in 48 hours. it did what is called rapid intensification. it is incredible to see this image that we are about to show you. because this is coming from the japan meteorological agency. look how krystal clear it is. fortunately, it's churning across the open waters of the western pacific right now. it's not impact anyone on land, now. that's about to change. by the way that eyewall is about 20 miles in diameter, if you were standing still in the mild of this storm and that eyewall passed over you, you would get the strongest of winds coming from one direction. then you would have complete calm in the middle of this storm as the eyewall passed over. then you'd have winds racing from the other direction once the back side of the storm comes. a

s lack of i could see a 1976 mctaggart or a 1981 stevie wonder, they live on in my mind. like our producer says she wants to see aerosmith in their prime. i agree with you.ey doing a sho >> yes. >>> here is a newscast that will start with the president. president trump pending his pick for the spring quarter tweeting.brett kavanaugh is a fine man with an up -- and a possible limitation under assault by left-wing politicians who do not want to know the answers. they just want to destroy and delay. facts do not matter. i go through this with them everything they in dc. >>> the president is also challenging palo alto professor steve raleigh ford to bring evidence forward to support her sexual assault claim against the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. as mike emanuel reports from washington, all this comes as negotiations are underway for 40 to testify before the senate judiciary committee next week. >> you cannot just presume it is true without full opportunity to cross-examine the accuser. >> christine blasey ford says he will testify before the senate judiciary commi

." ♪ going on to -- ♪ yonder ♪ yonder ♪ going up yonder >> brown: n a grand finale, stevie wonder roundedha franklin, a musical titan and american icon who touched millions of us given a rousing tribute overflowing withtude. he will be buried in detroit's woodlawn cemetery, sam resting place as her late family members and rosa parks. r the pbs "newshour", i'm jeffrey brown. ng>> woodruff: a fit farewell for the one and only. >> woodruff: saying farewell to the one and only. and next week, we will broadcast the confirmation hearing for supr kavanaugh.minee brett the hearing begins tuesday september 4 at 9:30 a.m. eck your local pbs station for broadcast details. we will also be streaming it at www.pbs.org/newshour. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend. thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> kevin. >> kevin! >> kevin? >> advice for life. life well-planned. learn more at raymondjames.com. >> babbel. a language program that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, it

tradition of socially active artists and some of our favorite artists in history have been activists from stevie marvin gaye. they talked about these issues, they talked about the vietnam war, they talked about civil rights struggle. they talked about women's rights. and i think artists are truth tellers. artists have a way of speaking to the truth tellers and politicians can't really duplicate. i believe that it is my responsibility to use that influence for good. >> my colleagues, chris hayes, had will host live coverage of the festival beginning today at 3:00 p.m. eastern time right here on msnbc. >>> still ahead, christine blasey ford identified him as a participant in the alleged attack. mark judge saying he is open to speaking with investigators. o speaking with investigators. eyoe numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tri

tonight's tribute was also larger than life with some very big performances for music legends, including steviewonder. ♪ the temptations belted out motown hits during a public memorial at jack london square. music continued to punctuate the celebration of life during a private ceremony where hundreds celebrated dellums' more than 5e >> was a leader in the world for justice. and then, of course, he and oakland as he comes back home to lead his city as a model citizen. an incredible life. >> from lieutenant governor gavin newsom to congresswoman nancy pelosi, many of the guests were well-known political figures. >> he was larger than life and a powerful and public figure. and i looked up to him, as we all did as a statesman, a warrior and a fighter. >> they remember how'd dellums demanded a house investigation into america war crimes in vietnam, and how he fought against apartheid, and later became the first african american to be appointed to the house armed services committee. but tonight what many say they'll remember most about dellums was his integrity, his humanitarian effort and his tirele

and he was the closest one to me, and i-- i just kept remember him whispering, you know, "stevie, don'te going to get you. we're going to get you." and he just kept whispering and it was-- it was really calming. i could just sense that the other members were in the dugout waiting. >> o'donnell: you remember that? >> steve scalise: till it was over. yeah. ( gunfire ) >> o'donnell: the shootout lasted about ten minutes, and around 100 shots were exchanged with the gunman. five people were injured. the shooting ended when the two capitol police officers, joined by three alexandria police, mortally wounded the shooter. >> wenstrup: once i saw him drop, that's when i started running, and making my way out to the outfield. >> o'donnell: so you ran from behind the bathrooms here, right through this gate to congressman scalise-- >> wenstrup: right. correct. yes. so-- and several people started running from the dugout, too, once they knew he was down. >> o'donnell: steve scalise was bleeding to death, but his prospects for survival were about to improve. brad wenstrup isn't just a congressman. h

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listen, stevie wonder is my favourite artist of all time, but some of his songs we re of all time, buten i play these songs live, people leave the room feeling energised and they have their activism reenergised and it is hopeful. i know your parents have supported you are not. have you managed to get them tickets tonight? yes, they are in. they come down from newcastle. my mother spent more on her dress ban on my outfit. they are super excited because i think it's been very frustrating for them, watching my career, knowing that i've always been making quite alternative music and worrying about whether people will hear it, whether it is weird, and then i'm seeing the press with the mercury prize, i think it's given them a little bit of comfort that i might be all right. validation. like a good school report. there weren't a lot of those. give them a quick name check. heather and imtiaz. will they be out of their seats if you win? they can't be bothered with that. they can't be bothered with that. they will be pleased. sales of artist albums are down 26% year on year and part of that is

touching tributes from legends like stevie wonder and smoky robinson. >> the world is celebrating youor comment and did not hear back from her. in the meantime, it has been reported aretha franklin did not have a will. while she has been laid to rest, this could be a restless period ahead for the family trying to settle that very large estate. >> that's surprising. i hadn't heard that. ron, thank you very much. >>> now a moment from senator mccain's service people are still talking about today. dylan over in the orange room with that. >> this is a sweet story. political vips came together to honor john mccain at his memorial service, barack obama, george bush, former first ladies michelle obama and laura bush. the four were seated together at the national cathedral when a sweet moment between george bush and michelle obama captivated the internet. at one point george bush slips something people assume to be a candy or mint oninto michelle's hand. former president obama took notice as michelle mouths the words, thank you. social media users m's eating this up. who among us have not par