the fact that the country is standing behind this 32-year-old woman, it just amazes me. i m so proud of her. reporter: mr. wilson will be speaking at heather service today at the request of her mother. the her mother asked that today s service not tend towards any political views of others but be a day to memorial ease and honor her memory. thank you so much. we asked what now. the well immediate impact, perhaps, from the president s statement of the events this past weekend. four confederate statues brought down overnight in the city of baltimore, the mayor responds. plus, a member of the president s diversity counsel, how will he react? he says he wants steve ban non out of the white house but will this individual stay on the diversity council?
she wanted to see that minorities, any different religions or sexual preference actually always had their rights held up as well. alfred, i m just going to ask you to hold up for a second. we ve got an interview with the vice president that s happening live right now. stand by, alfred, we ll come back to you. let s go to cartagena with vice president mike pence. ali, stephanie, thank you very much. we are here with vice president in cartagena, this is at a church where you just visited. mr. vice president good to see you. you just visited with migrants who came over in the not too distant past. the president raised the possibility of military options. why should americans support the idea of military options in a place like venezuela? what would the goal of that be. first off, thank you for being here, peter, and helping
the first of those people looking to attend this memorial for heather have begun to line up. you can see them in their purple behind me for the service that inn goes at 11:00 a.m. among those alfred wilson, he s the man that hired heather at 26 years old to join the miller law group. the she was 26, working as a waitress, had no more than a high school education. she told him he was crazy but he recognized her warm personality. he saw how she interacted with others. he knew this was a person he wanted to take a chance on. the he told us just a short while ago what he thinks heather would think of all that she s come to mean to so many. heather would be proud to know that she s being recognized for such a fighter, such a struggle. one of the things about heather is she s a very humble young woman, a woman that would do anything for anyone to help anyone, and to see that anyone would actually get a fair treatment.