to discuss that and the legacy of trump s term in office. and an eye-opening discovery that may save your life one day. a way to edit the genetic code itself. newly minted nobel laureate tells me about the promise of crisper. but first, here s my take. more than 150 million americans made their own personal decisions when they voted in this year s election, but it is now the unenviable job of commentators to explain the meaning of those choices. at the broadest level it s fair to say that the vote was a repudiation of donald trump. presidents rarely lose their bids for re-election. only five in the last 125 years and trump has won as few electoral votes as hillary clinton did last time an lost the popular vote by a larger margin than when jimmy carter defeated gerald ford in the wake of watergate. and yet it s obvious that the country remains deeply divided. after an impeachment, a pandemic, and the worst economic paralysis since the great depression, republicans overwhelming
alongside angels and now we know he is with them. good evening. i m julie haener. and i m frank somerville. a moving tribute today at the u.s. capital for congressman john lewis. he s a man who spent decade on the front line of the civil war lines. we re at washington, d.c. where the public viewing is taking place outdoors because of the pandemic. reporter: right, frank and jewelarchy right now it is quiet outside the capital because the public viewing is over. they ve moved john lewis casket out tomorrow. amazing grace reporter: a solemn ceremony honoring the life and legacy of gres man and civil rights leader june lewis. his body laying in state at the capital of the rotunda. he sturbernly treated every one with respect and love. reporter: among the visitors paying their respect is vice president mike pence, and former propriety joe biden. he along with his wife holding their hands to their hearts as they pause to say good-bye. notably absent, president trump
words from former president obama about possible efforts to suppress the vote. epstein revelation. startling documents from the ghislaine maxwell case are released. why her lawyers tried to keep them secret. honoring a hero. the emotional tributes to congressman john lewis at his funeral, and the heartfelt messages about the road to a better america. it was a beautiful service. but first, here s today s eye opener. it s your world in 90 seconds. unemployed americans will lose the additional $600 in weekly unemployment benefits as the senate adjourns without passing an aid package. we re at a clip. it s too late. we ve had enough rope-a-dope, enough empty talk. hurricane isaias is making its way to the east coast. isaias forcing florida to close its covid-19 testing sites. winds from the storm out there whipping those palm trees into a frenzy. president donald trump sparking controversy by floating the idea of delaying the 2020 presidential election. do
to the hospital after receiving injuries battle the fire. our one firefighter who has injured is in stable condition and expected to be okay. reporter: by 12:30, crews had the upper happen on the fire, but not before it damaged six buildings along 14th street. a half dozen or more businesses have been impacted and some residents were displayered. brian bart felt from bartbelt sales said when the first heard about the fire this morning, he had in idea how bad it would be until he pay rived on scene. ?rtank. reporter: while he s thankful none of his employees were injured, the building where his family target started the business more than 70 years ago appears to be a complete loss. right now he says it s simply too early to say if insurance will cover it and allow them to move on person obviously the big-time damage, we ll cross that bridge when we get to it. san francisco fire said they have investigators on the scene trying to determine exactly what the cause of th
cases. why we are now seeing nearly double the infections from our highest point back in april. cancer fights. word that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is undergoing treatment for what is her fifth bout with cancer in two decades. what she s saying aboutler future on the high court. and capital improvements as a nfl team searches for a new identity. we take you inside the rebranding process with a veteran in the field of sports rebranding. first, a look the today s eye opener, your world in 90 secon secon seconds. be patient and wait, we do not want our freedom gradually, but we want to be free now. longtime congressman and civil rights icon john lewis has passed away. when people tell me not to change, i feel like saying come and walk in my shoes. i will show you. i will take you to those places. reporter: across the u.s., covid cases continue to skyrocket. we feel cautiously optimistic. as bleak as it may sound right now that we are on the road