In selma. Congressman lewis passed away last week of bank pancreatic ca, he was 80 years old in addition to his more than three decades in washington, lewis was a giant of the civil rights movement. Famously led a march from selma site of the memorial across the ed monobridge to Montgomery Alabama for Voting Rights in 1965. After police descended on march percent dozens of them injured including lewis himself he suffered a fractured skull. And we have Live Team Coverage of tonights memorial. Well discuss john lewiss life and powerful legacy with Eleanor Holmes norton and dr. Taryn who was once an intern for congressman lewis but we first begin with first steve [inaudible conversations] reporter just really a stunning picture here when you think about the history involved. Weve just seen the coffin of john lewis being taken into the church here by a military honor guard. It was 55 years ago, just a short distance from here on bridge when he was leading 600 nonviolent protesters they were march for the right to vote. They were violently beaten 55 years ago by state authorities, by the Alabama State police john lewis himself suffered a fractured skull. He was beaten when he tried to get back up. And he said he thought he was going to die on that bridge now here 5 5 years later tables have turned completely hes honored as a hero and the military and the police are giving him an honor escort as we see crowds move in here three bus loads of people observing social distancing. Its a remarkable life and remarkable journey from the sun of sharecroppers in rule, alabama, 08 years ago to national hero. Hes about to be first africanamerican light to be in rotunda in washington. A six days of a celebration in five different cities. Lying in state and also lying in repose. This was a young man although born in poverty, really loved it to learn. Want to learn, tried to get a library card. Was denied. Tried to go to a whites own college was denied. But his activism was really spurred on. He heard dr. Martin lootser luther king was inspired from then on. And also the success was his activism are remarkable. Throughout his efforts, he stuck hard to a principle of nonviolence a real philosophy of nonviolence despite being beaten, left unconscience while trying to sit in a white seat on a bus trying to integrate buses. He trieded to integrate signing inside Shopping Centers in nashville at the counter. He lodged sitin protest there and he said he bought a five dollar used suit to look sharp fin case he was arrested he was aced many times more than 40 times in all spending at times weeks in prison especially in mississippi at one some point its a remarkable ark from rural alabama to the Capitol Rotunda theres a history that a link to the Civil Rights Era only man who spoke with dr. Martin luther king, jr. In 1963 at the Lincoln Memorial who lived to see the inauguration of an africanamerican president many say his own personal sacrifice him putting his body on the line time and time again helped pave the way for an inauguration of an africanamerican president. Book you. Jon steve heir began, steve, thank you. So service about to get underway in selma is going to be private. It is expected to last about two hours and then there will be a public viewing after that from about 9 p. M. Selma time to midnight. Lets bring in washington, d. C. Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes norton serves on house committees on oversight and reform as well as the committee on transportation and infrastructure. She and congressman john lewis met before either one of them was lengted to congress they were both part of a nonviolent Student Group of activist during the civil rightses movement. Also with us heron gaston a former intern for congressman john lewis now chaplain at the Police Department where hes . Angt chief Administrative Officer also Senior Pastor of summer field United Methodist church in bridgeport. Congresswoman norton to you first. Youve known john lewis a long time, obviously. It must have come quite a shock when his diagnosis of pancreatic cancer was disclosed. What was your first thought . Well my first thought was of my earliest days with john, of course, john became a member of congress in fact he got to congress a couple of years before i did. But when i heard of johns passing, i didnt think of john as a congressman as distinguished as he was. I thought about our days together as youngsters in the student on Violent Coordinating Committee in a real sense thats why john made his reputation. Honored in congress, spoke often into congress, was a chair of a sub committee. But is revered for the risk he took at a time when he could only have been considered a pioneer in nonviolent resistance facing angry mobsing that for which there was no precedent going always into the deepest parts of the south. And making and taking risks without knowing whether he would come out alive. Congresswoman let me interrupt for just a moment in the military honor guard has brought casket into the church. Lets pause for a moment and just listen in. Jon i believe piano is playing God Bless America and what a beautiful tribute. Former intern for john lewis, dr. Gaston weve spoken to you in on previous fox reports but your thoughts tonight as the week long celebration of the late congressmans life begins. Yes. One of the things that i can say that my heart bleeds and it goes out to the entire lewis family and to all of the americans with whom john lewis had an opportunity to touch either personally or whether youve seen him on stage. Were talking about a moral tiger of who gave his entire life to the civil rights movement. And we saw that even in subsequent years he continued down through the years to give selflessly of himself. His time, his talent, his service and his gift to improving the plight of this community and the plight of the american empire and so we owed his family, we owed him a debt of gratitude for his legacy so as iefg been thinking about it over past couple of days i think about how eyes are of the future are looking back at us that theyre praying that we can see beyond our own time. And, in fact, we stand on the shoulders of giants like congressman lewis and therefore we have a see sip are reciprocal responsibility and all i can think about is expand his legacy keeping his legacy alive. Working on now the systemic issues that plague our Community LikeVoter Suppression issues, Voting Rights, Police Brutal and various legislative reform that will help move America Forward and to heal our country right now as we grapple with the racial divide that we have in our country. I think john lewis would be on this side of history in terms of fighting to make us Even Stronger and better as americans. Congresswoman, congresswoman hearing hearing God Bless America play here at this service for congressman john lewis, really striking to me. He really did love, this was the land that he loved and almost gave his life for. I want you to reflect for me as you look at this scene in present day remind us of what it was like when you first met john lewis all of those many years ago in the impact he had on you as a young civil rights activist yourself. Yes. As i look at that casket with the american flag, i remember a john lewis who was incapable of thinking of himself or else he would not have let us in the ways he did. If there was danger, he would be the first to experience it. And when i was in the valley coordinating the committee the snick as it was called i went in summers it is should be noted that john dropped out of college in order to pursue his nonviolent activities fulltime. He was not the first elected chair of the student on violate coordinating committee and mary and barry was the mayor of the District Of Columbia and i think that says everything about john and maryann. Maryann was known even then for his political john, of course, was not a born politician. So how did he get to be chair of snick . Ultimately, john was lengted chair of snick because the bravest pure and simple because of his courageous example, that was understood to be the chief qualification to lead the violate coordinating committee. Brave yet humble congresswoman Eleanor Holmes norton dr. Thank you but stay with us as our coverage of the Memorial Services for congressman john lewis continues. Jon meantime President Trump ramping up law and order agenda with federal forces to city where is he says democrat lead reverse letting crime go unchecked. The white house is defending the leaguety of the federal crackdown saying it falls within the lament was of the constitution. And that keeping americans safe remains the president s top priority. President Trump Sending Federal Forces to seattle and portland where protest for Racial Justice have deinvolved into violence. But local leaders argue that federal presence is only making things worse. The president also expanding the doj new Crime Fighting effort, dubbed operation legend, had began in kansas city federal agents are now also heading to chicago as well as albuquerque. We have fox Team CoverageChristina Coleman is in los angeles. But we begin with david reporting live from the president s golf club in ridge water, new jersey. David. His john, President Trump is at a fund raiser tonight at his Bedminster Golf Club in new jersey likely talking to people and telling them that hes the law and order president that is pitch hes been making to the American People especially undecided voters over the past few weekings. Now President Trump is doing this as we have seen almost 60 nights of unrest in portland, oregon. Jon, three federal agents are almost considered to be losing their sights after somebody shot lasers in their eyes. Another federal officer is handed impaled by nails on wednesday President Trump and attorney general barr announced expansion of the Program Operation legend. Operation legend named after little fouryearold legend, you see him right there. He was shot and killed while sleeping in his home in kansas city last month. Police are still looking for his killer. It sengdz federal agents to unrest hot spots across the country to protect property. You mention these cities right here, chicago, albuquerque, and kansas although fox newss told that other cities will be on the list in the coming weeks. Jon we will find them and arrest them and prosecute them and be in jail for many years to come. But we must remember that the job of policing a neighborhood falls on the shoulders of local elected leadership. Never forget that. When they advocate their duty, the results are catastrophic. Americans must hold their city leaders accountable. Reporter port land mayor of chicago wants the federal officers out of their cities. The District Attorney in philadelphia, pennsylvania, taking it a step further larry hes saying that if any federal agents come into the city unlawfully arrest citizens. He will make sure those federal officers are arrested and charged. John setting up almost an unprecedented fight between local and federal Law Enforcement agencies. Jon. Jon david bridgewater, new jersey, david, thank you. Jon following protest in port land we saw those on the other side of the issue making their voices heard. At back the blue rally throughout the u. S. Today Christina Coleman joins with us more on that from los angeles, christina. Hi demonstrations in held of support of Law Enforcements facing scrutiny and rally kneeled in new york today. People will protesting against Defunding Police this is happening as thousands of people continue to protest against Police Brutality across the country after the may 25th death of george floyd in minneapolis. We care about our children. We care about the next generation. The next generation after that. We dont want them walking down with anything. Last night protest in portland started out peaceful but turned cay chaotic this has been the case violent protesters use a powered chain saw to come into the fence and fires were set and fireworks were set off. Federal agents ended up using tear gas to clear the area. This week the feds charge 18 people who were assault arson and destroying federal property and port land local Democratic Leaders want federal agents to leave saying theyre making the situation much worse but president in heads of federal Law Enforcement agencies say that that feds need to be there because local authorities havent stopped the violence. Heres what Kentucky Republican congressman james has to says about this. We have to have law and order. Im alling the First Amendment. Im all about the Peaceful Assembly of people to protest. But when those protesters start vandalizing and destroyings private property, then they become criminal. And they have to be treated as such. And i applaud the president for sending in federal troops. And gadgets police chief release a statement this afternoon saying Seattle Police will be carrying pepper spray and blast balls today. 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Images coming out of there show some lowlying roads, and docks and beach Access Points already submerged. Were also getting reports of storm surge flooding happening in Corpus Christi even though hannah made land fall further south while emergency shelters are open across the region, this area has also seen some of the highest numbers of coronavirus infections, fatality and hospitalizations. So Health Officials say if you have to evacuate, bring along things like your own bedding, Hand Sanitizer and mask. The most important thing i could say today is to issue a reminder to everybody in the state of texas, just because a hurricane comes to the state, does not mean that covid19 disappears. Now this is radar of hurricane douglas which is out in the pacific another system were watching. It is threatening the hawaiian islands. It is not clear if douglas will make land fall but watches and warnings of various types are in effect for the big island oahu and kawhi and hawaiian counties have up tick of new coronavirus cases. So the governor there says residents should selfquarantine and only go to a shelter as a last resort, jon. Jon two hurricanes a the a time. What a load. Casey stegall in dallas. Thank you. Jon now more on the latest on covid19 s