kip tyner: "young people need to step back and stop being so selfish."that was tim reid reporting for us tonight from tuscaloosa. (ella) next- a man with covid-19 flew on a plane recently- and now his mother is trying to alert people who may have been infected. why she says she was surprised by the airline's reaction. (vicki)the giants were back on the baseball field today...kate rooney breaks down day one at oracle park, when we return. (vicki) and here's a live look at the fireworks show above mount rushmore right now... we'll be right back. ♪ when it's made with love, it's made to be shared. nearly four months after spring training was canceled and opening day postponed due to covid-19...the giants got back to business at oracle park today.players returned for training in small groups based on position...athletes and staffers who weren't mid- workout wore masks and did their best to maintain distance. there are plenty of other new health standards...including temperature checks and physicals each day for the athletes. the season is scheduled to start

. >> reporter: rosa tyner is john lewis' sister. the youngest of ten children. >> i was very small.

days to come. >> wouldn't that be something that would be in step with what his sister said rosa mae tyner who said he stood for, see something, say something, most importantly, do something. all right. appreciate it, reverend. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead -- the waiting game over coronavirus tests. why are some people getting their results in hours while others have to wait weeks? every time we pre-rinse we waste up to 20 gallons of water let's skip the rinse. new finish quantum with activeblu technology, designed to clean without pre-rinsing. switch to finish and skip the rinse to save water. i'm an associate here at amazon. step onto the blue line, sir. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son, and he said, "one day i'm gonna be like you, i'm gonna help people." you're good to go, ma'am. i hope so. this is my passion. if i can take of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. if iyeah. this movingyone thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity m

he then opened fire to a nearby takeaway food shop killing one tyner. both of the victims are commemorated at the place where it happened. the leader of hallett's jewish community was among the 50 worshippers who escaped the attack on the synagogue with their lives the effects however are still being felt when. the sound of a helicopter makes me uneasy which it never did before. i never had any problem with the fireworks on new year's eve. this year i felt not exactly nervous but a bit on comfortable and. that's because of the attack. he's been the death of me does a month's lock. max prevail russkie recently found 2 swastikas in front of his office building. he was further unsettled when he witnessed a police officer covertly clearing a swastika or a way. to feel so insecure or feel that you can't entirely rely on the police and other authorities that's really battle. most of huyler's jewish community are reluctant to go out in public he does venture out but remains cautious. and i think most jewish people would not be happy to walk around hollow weari

are kids and kids do stupid things you know and and this is one of that is how city councilman kept tyner describes what has been going on this summer to colusa. >>students with the coronavirus held a party as part of a contest to see who can catch covid-19 you just shake your head because. >>they're they're not realizing that what they're doing has serious consequences in a statement from the university of alabama, a spokesperson says quote. >>we have been aware for weeks of the rumors about covid parties. >>we conducted a thorough investigation. and although we have been unable to identify any students who may have participated in these types of activities we will continue to follow up on any information we receive and educate our students about a central precautions and quote. >>parties going on in the county or throughout the city and the county and several locations. where students or kids would come in with no positives city fire chief randy smith confirmed earlier this week, the city council meeting that students with the virus were having parties. >>but according to the university

we've heard from grant lewis, brother of john lewis, and rosa mae tyner.samuel lewis and freddie lewis as well. i believe they're getting up to the podium as well. very, very poignant memorial service for john lewis who died last week and will be remembered for this entire week beginning today. let's listen. i believe the next speaker will be the sister of john lewis, ethel mae tyner. ♪ >> a tribute to a person whom you have known all of your life was hard for me, but i'm thankful to the treasure of memories that we shared with him. preaching to us out of that old pecan tree. he would preach and he'd probably praying, also, but you know, robert-- most everyone calls him john, but he's always just been robert to us, his family, our brother. robert been preaching of justice and equality, even at a young age. and one of my brothers mentioned, in the cotton fiel fields. we was farmers, our father, everybody was farmers. and i remember so long ago when the clouds would come over the sun, he would start singing and preaching. and there's a song he would always s

are kids and kids do stupid things you know and and this is one of that is how city councilman kept tyner describes what has been going on this summer to colusa. >>students with the coronavirus held a party as part of a contest to see who can catch covid-19 you just shake your head because. >>they did not realizing that what they're doing has serious consequences in a statement from the university of alabama, a spokesperson says quote. >>we have been aware for weeks of the rumors about covid parties. >>we conducted a thorough investigation. and although we have been unable to identify any students who may have participated in these types of activities we will continue to follow up on any information we receive and educate our students about a central precautions and quote. >>parties going on in the county or throughout the city and the county and several locations. where students or kids would come in with no positives city fire chief randy smith confirmed earlier this week, the city council meeting that students with the virus were having parties. >>but according to the university of ala

and then they got him in the seat in tyner on property owned by rio tinto in the coup and that's a form of you know writers of the last tuck 2 writers that got mean and they've taken out the facts that didn't belong to them and they didn't consult the the big people in gaza taken out those artifacts so look matter which way you look at this this is a willful act of of of of carnage of blowing up an aboriginal sacred site and the loop needs to stand united in terms of what that means for rio tinto do not say it's willful they say there was a misunderstanding and certainly don't admit any wrongdoing in any way you have a court system i know that the 37000 land claims of 984 yet to resolve it may take a 100 years we do have a court system of aboriginal people to seek justice. all the court system is as weak as the heritage act that is written for you to see that court hearing the fact is that section 19 of the act reaction to what you call the legal right to bluster sought but section 19 or so gives only the right of the of the morning companies to actually go ahead saw enough with the min

. >> reporter: and in his hometown of troy, alabama, his younger sister rosa tyner recalled her brother'sinal words. rosahn said i'm at peace, i'm ready to go. >> rise in a moment of silence. >> reporter: on capitol hill today where lewis spent more than 30 years, an emotional speaker nancy pelosi lead a moment of silence with the house clerk stopping to compose herself. >> that the house has heard with profound sorrow-- at the death of the honorable john lewis. >> reporter: today a black drape was placed at the entrance door with letters of gratitude from colleagues. a fitting tribute to the man who lived a life of justice and service, from sit-ins to freedom rides, who was nearly beaten to death on the edmund pettus bridge in selma. >> john had a real moral courage. >> reporter: ambassador andrew young was a close friend to both john lewis and dr. king. >> john was really sort of martin's spiritual son. he wrote martin a letter and martin was so impressed with the letter that he sent him a bus ticket from troy, alabama, to montgomery. >> reporter: funeral arrangements for the congressma

back in germany where the covert locked owns being extended a meat factory a huge wall surrounding tyner's well in the west of the country after a massive amount of workers came down with infections there's also been smaller i breaks in summer types of workplaces that's got unions officials concerned over safety conditions for stuff and weather will spread as well peter all over has this . germany was quite rightly praised for how it handled the initial wave of coronavirus now although it's dealing with something but hops a little more tricky isolated localized spikes of covert 19 we're on our way to a meat processing plant in the city of good to slow which has been the epicenter of one of those outbreaks over $1500.00 workers tested positive at this facility the factory is currently closed down with the workforce in quarantine since corona was confirmed a lockdown that was imposed on the local area last week has been extended by 7 days and the federal government's in. calling on people to be patient this is. a hard situation for many people the restrictions cause a burden in the chancel t

amnesty international turkey's former leaders on terror charges the human rights groups former chairman tyner kill it was convicted of membership to a terrorist organization and sentenced to more than 6 years in prison while the former director india lesser was one of 3 activists sentenced to 2 years and one month their arrest and $27000.00 follow the failed attempt to overthrow president rather tired and was seen as a push to silence critics. a sea rescue charity has acquired a state of her emergency on one of its ships the 180 migrants and refugees on board are growing increasingly desperate after both malta and italy refuse the permission to dock rescue workers on the ocean viking say many of the people are in acute mental distress and 6 of them have tried to kill themselves they were rescued in 4 different operations in the past week while attempting the dangerous crossing from libya to italy in money where my car has replaces popular prime minister with a little known civil servant the french president made a major government race shuffle in an attempt to reinvigorate his presidency 2 ye

. >> that was miss rosa mae tyner. the late congressman's sister.es will continue to celebrate at troy state university there. congressman lewis will be honored again with a short prayer and song at brown chapel ame in selma. after that his casket will be carried through the streets of selma to the foot of the edmund pettus bridge and then military honor guard will lead a horse-drawn hearse carrying lewis across the bridge for a final time. >> his body will be taken to the alabama state capitol in montgomery. alabama's governor kay ivey is expected to be there and he will lie in state inside the capitol. >> there will be services throughout the week on monday and tuesday. he will lie in state at the capitol rotunda in washington, d.c. >> on wednesday, a special ceremony before he lies in state at the georgia state capitol and on thursday, a celebration of life at the ebenezer baptist church in atlanta, georgia. lewis will be then laid to rest at the south-view cemetery in atlanta. >>> still ahead, a lockdown and state of emergency in north korea aft

the plugs and the connections sae-tynerally speaking, pe standard.of other manufacturers and charging, it is kind of the rest. so it is quite large. david: there was a poll done years ago that said lack of charging stations was the number one reason that people marketing for not buying ev's. how far will this move that you are making today go to alleviate that bottleneck? mark: certainly, the infrastructure is close to the top of it. the other one is a vehicle range. there are a lot of folks that may not live in urban environment, or an that does not have the infrastructure, the car doesn't have the range. cost ingether, and the price for electric vehicles in market today is quite high. we are looking to be the manufacturer that breaks down and takes away those pain points introduceody to electric vehicles to everyone. david: both private companies. can the private sector do this by themselves? what assistance do you need from the federal government or state governments? you look at me we are putting these companies are going to be at places where pe

are kids and kids do stupid things you know and and this is one of that is how city councilman kept tyneres what has been going on this summer a tuscaloosa. >>students with the coronavirus held a party as part of a contest to see who can catch covid-19 you just shake your head because. >>they did not realizing that what they're doing has serious consequences in a statement from the university of alabama, a spokesperson says quote. >>we have been aware for weeks of the rumors about covid parties. >>we conducted a thorough investigation. and although we have been unable to identify any students who may have participated in these types of activities we will continue to follow up on any information we receive and educate our students about a central precautions and quote. >>parties going on in the county or throughout the city and the county and several locations. where students or kids would come in with no positives city fire chief randy smith confirmed earlier this week, the city council meeting that students with the virus were having parties. >>but according to the university of alabama

and i found myself wondering as i put this together if this will be the tyner ofour summer reading today but still will be summer reading. so with that , i thank you. and i guess i'm going to channel my inner lawn burnett i just calling your attention here. this is the cover of mybook , books for idle hours, the rise of summer reading.it is available online from the university of massachusetts rats and i just put the code here for 30 percent off and free shipping. your support for the press would be appreciated and i guess i will stop sharing and we will go to questions. >> so just to refresh everyone's memory you can either use the raise hand function at the bottom of your screen for the q&a function and type inyour questions . so looks like we have a coupleof questions have come in . are there any 19th-century summer reads that are still read today? >> okay. that's a question igrappled a lot with . they definitely are ephemeral . they definitely are of their time. not many of them are available today with the possible exception of the works of william dean howells, one of the most prom

. >> reporter: rosa tyner is john lewis' sister. the youngest of ten children. >> i was very small.i used to see him on tv, at first, i wondered why he was getting arrested. from his birth until his death, he was still standing up for what's right. >> congressman lewis is the reason that i ran for office. >> reporter: counselman khalid kamau represents south fulton. >> when you see a scene like this, what comes to your mind? >> this man had an effect on generations of people, particularly black folks. >> reporter: and, gayle, people want to know when is the congressman's funeral? a memorial service. we're told that information won't be made public until another civil rights icon, the late c.t. vivian, is laid to rest on thursday, simply out of respect to him and his family. >> it's so hard to believe, michelle, that we lost two of the greats just hours apart on the same day. but when you talk about john lewis, they said he was a living example of the power of healing and of love. and he just fought for justice until his body just simply gave out. >> yes. i'm told it was simply a mat

accompanied by his friend latasha books, three siblings of sam lewis, henry grant lewis and rosa tyner'sd a host of nieces and nephews, all of them will be in concert here. there plane arrived moments before john lewis is playing and so as they pull into place here this will be a very quiet moment at joint base andrews. then, we will see them get into a black executive minibus and it will follow the hearse and make some stops, the way that chris had talked about it. and the first place will be that mlk memorial. lewis wrote a lot about his friendship with dr. king, he was just 18 the first time he heard those words. the boy from troy. chris? >> chris: harris, as we wait for john lewis is remains to be taken off that government plane, let's bring in senator tim scott, republican from south carolina who will take part later this afternoon and that ceremony at the capital. senator scott, thank you so much for joining us. one of the things i want to talk about is the fact that as much as john lewis fought for his causes, he was bigger than the partisan divide that we say. you are a republica