invited by the vatican to go speak. the invitation was made public today. i am a big fan of the pope. obviously, there are areas where we disagree on women s rights and gay rights, but he has ofyed an unbelievable role injecting a moral consequence into the economy. john: let s call that the before video. now to the after video. it turns out sanders will be speaking at an academic conference sponsored by the pontifical academy. the vatican is saying the pope was not responsible for the invite. he does not have set plans to meet with the senator. as first reported by bloomberg, the president of the academy is saying the sanders campaign reached out first for the invitation and said the campaign showed monumental discourtesy during discussions about the conference. and it is not even good timing for sanders. it is april 15, the day after the debate in brooklyn with hillary clinton and a few days before the new york primary which is kind of a big deal especially for bernie s
go to booktv.org and click on after words in the book tv series and the topics list on the upper right side of the page. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] it might be coming out little fast. i tried to find a photo. just in time for christmas. [inaudible conversations] i hope you can close guantánamo. we are working on it. [inaudible conversations] happy thanksgiving. merry christmas. booktv continues with allen west who talks about the importance of preserving the core values he was raised on the family, faith, tradition, service, honor, fiscal responsibility, courage and freedom. he says that these values are under attack by the far left and the obama administration. this is about an hour. .. and incredible institution started 1971. the singular vision is so important but if you think about what is happening here today and this week it is freedom week. it reminds me of the scripture that comes from john first 36 and says some of the sun makes
card cardiac arrhythmia due to his hypertensive heart disease, and can you write that down multiple ways, during his restraint or residual restraint by the police, and his significant contributary differences, he would have the toxicology, the fe fentanyl and methamphetamine, and there s exposure to a vehicle exhaust, so potentially carbon monoxide poisoning. let s discuss what we have heard today, cedric alexander, and laura coates. it was not derek chauvin, it was something else, and this medical expert, a former medical examiner in the state of maryland, he is saying it s all of the above but it s not officer chauvin in his view. well, you know, as a prosecutor you look at this and how they have pretempted all of these things, and it s not the first time we are hearing about drug use and it s not the first time we are hearing about any of these conditions and the prosecution did a great job of preemtinge powerful expert testimony to counter what is being said right now
carbon monoxide in his blood stream and other conditions. the family of daunte wright where waiting to see if charges will be filed against kim potter. potter and the city s police chief resigned yesterday. joining us now, nbc morgan chesky in brooklyn center, minnesota and law professor many melissa murray and paul butler. welcome all. shaq, first to you, take us through what s been happening this very detailed discussion today on heart functions and george floyd throughout the morning and i understand, first you have a report from the journalist that s been allowed in the courtroom to represent all of us. reporter: it seems as if the jury is engaged and taking notes. this pool reporter notes when you heard the opinion from dr. fowler, the key opinion saying it was a sudden cardiac event during his restraint by police and mentioned contributing factors, that s when you heard or saw all the jurors start taking notes. they have been doing that throughout the testimony. t
from kiev. but first the threat of isis dominating discussions on the sideline of the nato summit in wales. as leaders of the biggest military might express concerns about the extremist s in the middle east and beyond. american intelligence officials have their ear to the ground monitoring terrorists groups including isis because they re reporting increased chatter online and over the phone lines as we approach now 13 years since the september 11th, terror attacks. james roz season live for us from the state department. how are you today in. i m well. good afternoon, gretchen. it was in february of this year that al qaeda formally disowned isis from its organization citing tactical differences. now the head of al qaeda perhaps feeling displaced has announced a new branch office on the indian subcontinent. in a videotaped conference, he said the indian package is years in the making. however, just last week kill abdullah of saud the arabia told people that he was certain t