Pays tribute to the man known as the conscience of the nation civil rights icon john lewis who marched alongside Martin Luther king and went on to serve 17 terms in congress has died at the age of 80. Im rebecca has welcome to the program a few late is trying to reach an agreement on a 750000000000 euro coronavirus Recovery Plan but that had to be extended a summit into a 3rd day despite mating until late on saturday night in brussels they failed to finalize the deal member countries are divided on how much of the money should be distributed as runs as opposed to loans hit soften states including italy and spain and say human subjects. Santal a payments but a group of fiscally frugal northern countries favor loans and more control over how the money is spent. Bridging the gap between the 2 opposite camps is proving to be a major challenge there is hope that a compromise will eventually be raped someone gets lost in summary one can say it is going quite well things are going in the righ
Flew new im john king In Washington. Youre watching sad, solemn, sobering images there, officer Brian Sicknick on his way to his final Resting Place at Arlington National cemetery after lying in honor in the capitol rotunda. It is another wednesday of reelection here in the United States of america lying in the rotunda of the building where officer sicknick was killed four weeks ago today defending the building, defending his government against an insurrection by a trumpinspired mob that attacked the United States Capitol Building. Officer Brian Sicknick will be buried at a private ceremony at Arlington National cemetery. His colleagues also part of this ceremony. You see the hearse leaving the capitol grounds. The fencing still there added after the insurrection at the United States Capitol Building again four weeks ago today on january 6th. Its a short drive across the Potomac River to Arlington National cemetery where officer sicknick will be buried as he deserves as an american her
Nobody could do a damn thing about him. I started cussing him out. They were having a peaceful protest. Reporter she started a cell phone recording. Reporter the police trained their riot guns on her windows and fired. Reporter she collected 13 projectiles from her apartment. Rubber bullets and pepper stray pellets. Surveyed the damage, the gash in the bawall and broken blinds. Chante thomas was engaging in a protected activity. She was filming the police from her window. Reporter the San Jose Police chief declined interview, but someone was throwing bottles and other objects from that building and police had to protect themselves. Chante tells me she was homeless for years, and that she wouldnt do anything to risk losing her apartment. Were you throwing anything . Hervell, no. Im not going to try to lose my house. If i was going to throw something i would have. But i didnt throw nothing. Reporter a team from the Mayors Office helped clean up glass. The mayors Senior Policy Adviser wro
For the country i think most would agree the question is how well the nation respond at this moment they feel that sad this and they feel that anger is that terrible moment that we all witness and so many mom and they feel that shame and express anger and frustration and as they protest and proclaim as they march and mobilize and as they use their voice and cast their votes in washington these days frankly over the course oft American History buti think we might be in one of those moments now they demand of transformative change. They demand for systemic change to a criminal Justice System that is infused with racism. The righteous demand for changes impact the petition for justice in the 1950s and 60s, Martin Luther king said it well among many things he said about where we were then, we are now. He said in justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Still true today in the context of this debate. You can go backve even further hundreds of years. Saint augustin said it well ab
Fours michelle kingston has been following the story she joins us live from oakland with more michelle. Yeah it was an oakland resident who first found that rope hanging in the tree that shes calling a new says she says it was disturbing. Are really looking at what i think im looking at Portia Freeman was walking lake merritt on tuesday. I stop us there for a second and i want to get a closer look when she says she saw a noose hanging from a tree later posting this photo in a video of what she encountered on social media, the intentions will matter with regard to whether or not this is prosecuted as a hate crime but intentions dont matter. When it comes to terrorizing the public oakland mayor libby schaaf says there were reports of several nooses found on trees around the lake police say they found 5 on tuesday afternoon all of which had been removed one person told police he put the ropes up for exercise months ago the mayor says that does not excuse their torture us in terrorizing ef