Kool and the gang at the induction ceremony in october, which will stream live on disney plus. Congrats to all. Thats nightline for this ev seven news at 11. All Death Penalty cases in Alameda County are under the microscope tonight as a judge orders an investigation into possible discrimination in jury selection concerning notes from prosecutors now spiraling into a major issue for an already struggling das office. Whats next in this potentially explosive case . But first, San Francisco is remembering a legend who made a huge difference in hundreds of thousands of lives. Reverend Cecil Williams, a civil rights pioneer who fought for the poor and hungry. No matter their race or sexual orientation, has died. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. Cecil williams, pastor, at his home in San Francisco this morning surrounded by family. He was 94. The reverend and his late wife founded the now world famous glide Memorial Church in the tenderloin. Williams last appearance the
Francisco is remembering a legend who made a huge difference in hundreds of thousands of lives. Reverend Cecil Williams, a civil rights pioneer who fought for the poor and hungry. No matter their race or sexual orientation, has died. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. Cecil williams, pastor, at his home in San Francisco this morning surrounded by family. He was 94. The reverend and his late wife founded the now world famous glide Memorial Church in the tenderloin. Williams last appearance there in fact, was just recently easter sunday. His Community Outreach programs helped the citys poor and homeless for six decades. San Francisco Mayor london breed says williams was at the top of the list of black role models. Abc seven News Reporter j. R stone looks at the pastors legacy of compassion and fierce advocacy, two things that are critical to us unconditional love and unconditional acceptance. And when you got those two things going for you, you really are out on the c
And n no event shalle cont beyon 5m. Acmembertherhae minoritern dority whiplle d to fe minut gentlewon fromaschetts, ms. Clark, for five minutes. Ms. Clark thank you, mr. Speaker. Next week is the fifth Year Anniversary of the horrific shootings at the Sandy Hook School in newtown, connecticut. And for a brief moment it looked like we would actually honor those victims by voting on a bill that would improve background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals. We should never have gotten our hopes up. There is one winner in the house and its the gun lobby. The majority has combined a background check bill with a bill that helps move forward the gun lobbys ultimate agenda, gutting states gun laws. This bill forces every state to accept the concealed carry laws every other state, including the 12 states that dont even require a permit to carry a oncealed weapon. Every other in public. Even into a school. Lets take one example of the dangerousness of this bill. A woman i
Continue beyond 11 50 a. M. Each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. The chair now recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. Lumenauer, for five minutes. Mr. Blumenauer thank you, mr. Speaker. This week the senate is poised to completely break Donald Trumps promises on health care. Remember, he promised insurance for everyone. It would be less expensive, and t wouldnt touch medicaid. Well, the c. B. O. Report out yesterday makes it devastatingly clear that republicans are ready to repudiate all three of those promises. Next year alone, 15 million americans will lose their Health Care Coverage. Over the course of the decade, that number will swell to 22 million americans, and because they have disguised the impact to be appear later in the next decade, well watch those numbers skyrocket. Less expensive . Well, under their proposal, a yearold with a 56,800 income, not upper middle class by any stretch of the imagination,
Supreme court abortion case, roe v. Wade. Bob Jones University hosted this 90 minute event. Well, good evening. And welcome to bob Jones University and our first of a series of three forums. We really appreciate you being with us here this evening. If we could, lets begin our program tonight with a word of prayer. Heavenly father we do thank you for the opportunity we have here to learn more about our civic responsibilities and the great nation that you have blessed us to be a part of. We do pray for our nation. We pray for our erected leaders. We pray for president obama particularly as he leads this nation, that you might grant him a wisdom and that your sovereign hand might be directing the decisions he makes. We think of tragedies that have happened recently, the tawics of wellbeing and even life of citizen, we pray you will protect a life. And i pray those of us who know you will live godly lives and influence those around us. I pray that you will do that for your glory. We pray n