at the billy graham library. we will tap or a week's worth of events honoring billy graham. he is known to many for spreading christianity to millions around the world. >> everywhere he went, reverend graham delivered the same beautiful message, god loves you. >> reporter: president trump will join some 2300 people to remember how graham's ministry launched during a 1949 crusade in downtown l.a. >> i do not believe that any man, that any man can solve the problems of life without jesus christ. >> reporter: graham died at his home in north carolina last week at the age of 99. >> we lost one of the best men ever known. >> good man gone. >> there's never been a man so -- that loved god as much as billy graham. >> reporter: he lied in honor in the capitol rotunda on wednesday. graham just the fourth private citizen given that distinction. he spent decades traveling the world spreading his faith. >> here lies america's pastor. a man made great not by who he was, but by who he served. >> reporter: his son, the reverend

said when you hear billy graham is dead don't believe it for a second. he said i will be more alive than ever. i will have just changed addresss. >> reporter: and reverend graham will be buried at the end of a brick parkway in the prayer area of the library next to his wife of 65 years ruth. >> lauren thank you. >>> we will be right back after the break. >>> a major nor'easter is slamming the east coast. packing heavy rain snow and strong gusty winds from the mid atlantic to main. more than 1 -- maine. more than 120 flights have been canceled because of the storm. >> reporter: a major nor'easter is pounding states along the atlantic coast with danging winds, snow, and severe flooding. close to 80 million people will experience some or all of that this weekend. meteorologists warn it will cause damage from the carolinas to portland maine. winds expected to gust up to 40 to 60 miles an hour in some coastal areas hitting as high as 75 in cape cod. in buffalo, snow began to spread over the city last night and things were progressively worse as the night wore

graham first mastered radio but it was television where full power and charisma on display. he often preached with a microphone in one hand and a bible in the other. bret? >> bret: steve harrigan at the site of the funeral. steve, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: in tonight's whatever happened to segment, the aids epidemic. mike tweets the disease dominated the news in the 80's and 90's. how far have we come since then? well, mike, tonight mike emanuel has some answers. >> america faces a disease that is fatal and spreading and this calls for urgency, not panic. >> there was a time back in the 1980s when a diagnosis of h.i.v. was a death sentence. >> the survival was a year to year and a half. which meant that 50% of my patients would be dead in a year to a year and a half. >> more than 35 years later, it's rare to hear about the virus even though more than 1.1 million people are living in the u.s. with h.i.v. today. one of the highest profile survivors is basketball great magic johnson who stunned the world with this announcement back in 1991. >> sometime we think only gay peopl

reverend graham left this earth last week, but his legacy is going to live on for eternity. as the president said during his remarks, everywhere he went, reverend graham sent the message that was always his message, god loves you. that's a message we should consider more often. the president and the first lady will be attending the funeral in north carolina tomorrow. i would like to highlight some positive and important work to passingd tuesday by hr-165. it empowers state and federal prosecutors for holding web sites available for preventing sex trafficking. as you may recall the president met with survivors, law enforcement officials and victims advocates here at the white house. he made it clear that this administration will fight to hold sex traffickers accountable and ensure survivors have the support they need. this bill is an important step forward and the white house appreciates this on a bipartisan basis. earlier this week i mentioned we would regularly highlight the historic discussion of the democrats and issue that threatens the safety and security of the america

it's a high profile and two-way weeks worth of events honoring billy graham. the pastor is being remembered as spreading christianity to millions. >> everywhere he went, reverend graham deliver the same beautiful message, god loves you. >> reporter: president trump will join some 2300 people for a ceremony that will be held under a large tent, a reminder of how his ministry was launched at the campus cathedral in 1949, in downtown l.a. >> i don't believe that any man, any man, can solve the problems of life without jesus christ. >> reporter: graham died in his home at the age of 99 last week. >> he was a good man of god. >> there has never been a man who loved god as much as him. >> reporter: his body was flown to washington on wednesday to lie in state in the capitol rotunda, just the fourth private citizen to be given that distinction. he spent decades traveling the world spreading his faith and meeting with many presidents. >> here lies america's pastor, a man-made great, not by who he was, but by -- and man that was made great, not by who he was, but by wh

his son, reverend franklin graham delivering the yulg. the man often called america's pastor. >>> new numbers tonight on the deadly flu from the cdc. 17 more children lost. the total now 114. more than the past two years, and we're still in this. high levels of flu activity in 22 states. down from 39 the week before. >>> and a surprise supercolony of penguins discovered off ant a arkt ka. drones were used to count the birds. more than 1.5 million penguins now discovered. good news on a friday night. >>> when we come back, with what you need to know going into the oscars friday night, and the questions asked by so many tonight. tonight. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let'

i'm glad that congress could honor the great reverend graham in this way. yesterday thousands -- thousands of americans packed the rotunda down the hall to pay their respects. and all across the country people are giving thanks for the extraordinary contributions of this good and faithful servant. now, mr. president, on another matter, it's been just over two months since the united republican government delivered historic tax reform to middle-class families all across the country. so how is it would working? -- how is it working? we've all seen the national news. wal-mart is giving raises or new benefits to more than a million -- a million hourly workers. boeing is investing $300 million in workforce development and corporate giving. apple is bringing hundreds of billions of dollars back home. but no less important are the stories making front page news in hometown newspapers all across our country. thanks to tax reform in north lima, ohio, shiley's appliance is planning to issue $1,000 bonuses to workers and expand the work area -- the sales floor by 4,50

graham's son-- franklin-- gave the eulogy.franklin graham/son of billy graham: "the billy graham that the world saw on television, the billy graham that the world saw in the big stadiums, was the same billy graham that we saw at home." (steve) graham signed off on many of the details of his funeral years ago-- when his health began to decline. he will be buried next to his wife, ruth, at the billy graham library prayer garden in charlotte. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the president squared off with his comedy doppleganger in a twitter battle this morning.who won? alec baldwin or donald trump? you decide when we come back. (pam) president trump and actor alec baldwin squared off in a twitter duel this morning.(steve)it started with trump misspelling baldwin's first name as he slammed the actor's saturday night live impression of him. (steve)trump tweeted:"alex baldwin, whose dieing mediocre career was saved by his impersonation of me on s-n-l, now says playing d-j-t was agony for playing d-j-t was agony for him. alex, it was also agony for those who were forced to watch. you were terri

crowds gathered at the nation's capitol to pay respects to 'america's pastor' billy graham... we'll show you how the religious icon is being honored... at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. today thousands paid their respects to the man known as 'america's pastor' -- billy graham... as he lay in honor in the nation's capitol. (vicki) washington correspondent brie jackson has details on the rare honor... billy graham's casket entered the capitol rotunda with a heroes welcome as family, friends and lawmakers gathered to celebrate his life. president trump recalled seeing graham preach to a large crowd at yankee stadium after rising from humble beginningstrump: th

the reverend billy graham died last week. they are now buried side by side at the graham library in charlotte. worst flu season in nearly a decade is winding down, but the deaths of 17 more children were reported this week, bringing the total for the season to 114. there were 40 at this time last year. the flu remains widespread in 45 states, down from 48 last week. in west virginia, hundreds of striking teachers rallied at the state capitol today, demanding higher pay. all public schools in west virginia were shut down for a seventh day. a bill that would give teachers a 5% raise is stalled in the state senate. the academy awards will be presented this sunday evening. jericka duncan now on the drama surrounding the ceremony. >>t is truly incredible to. >> reporter: tonight, e! network tells cbs news, they stand firm in their decision to keep ryan seacrest as cohost of their red carpet show. as sexual harassment allegations swirl around the 43-year-old, the spotlight will likely focus his much on the embattled tv host as the

. >> dana: funeral services wrapping up for the reverend billy graham. his body will be intered next to that of his wife ruth outside the billy graham library in charlotte, north carolina. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." known as america's pastor, reverend billy graham passed away february 21st at the age of 99. more than 2,000 people including president trump attended today's ceremony. steve harrigan is live in charlotte. steve? >> reporter: dana, this was a meticulously planned funeral, a funeral planned by billy graham for himself, really down to the very minute. it was scheduled to come in at 82 minutes. it came in under that time. for anyone who's familiar with billy graham's crusades or his meeting, they have a formula that they follow very regularly. that is you have bible reading, music and personal testimony. this funeral today had exactly those elements. perhaps the most powerful was the personal testimony. all five of billy graham's children spoke, at times addressing that casket directly as daddy. it was a r

i think this is reflected in senator graham's statement. we feel very confident where we are. thanks so much, guys, have a great weekend. >> the news conference dominated in this year's studentcam competition, we asked students to choose a part of the constitution and create a video to show why it is a port. from 46ved 2985 entries states. the first prize winner for the high school east category goes to students from montgomery blair high school in silver spring, maryland, for "no trespassing: seeking justice for native women." the first prize winners from the central category are students from whitefish bay high school in whitefish bay, wisconsin for "wi votes count." whatever the high school west goes to students from capital high school in boise, idaho, for "prison reform." the first prize winner is students from eastern middle ,chool in silver spring maryland, for "survival of the veil face." our special citation for fromive goes to students brinton -- braden 10, florida, for their documentary, "the "be true to the constitution: the first amendment wrap." -- ra[. because c

nd glor: ruth graham died in 2007. the reverend billy graham died last week. they are now buried side by side at the graham library in charlotte. the worst flu season in nearly a decade is winding down, but the deaths of 17 more children were reported this week, bringing the total for the season to 114. there were 40 at this time last year. the flu remains widespread in 45 states, down from 48 last week. in west virginia, hundreds of striking teachers rallied at the state capitol today, demanding higher pay. all public schools in west iarginia were shut down for a seventh day. eabill that would give teachers a 5% raise is stalled in the state senate. the academy awards will be presented this sunday evening. jericka duncan now on the drama surrounding the ceremony. >> it is truly incredible to e-e-- >> reporter: tonight, e! network tells cbs news, they stand firm in their decision to keep ryan seacrest as cohost of their red carpet show. as sexual harassment allegations spirl around the 43-year-old, the spotlight will likely focus on much on the embattled tv ho

. >> reporter: the world remembers billy graham of graham's final burial wishes. today personal reflection from christian leaders and his five children. >> he wrapped his arms around me and he said welcome home. >> he was faithful and available and teachable. >> i love you daddy. >> reporter: graham's oldest son gave the urology closing with this message. >> my father preached on heaven and he wrote a book about henavn and today he's in heaven. >> reporter: vice president mike pence and president trump, the only president that attended friday easter vis aft friday's service, today, a humble and private memorial for the 99-year-old protestant preacher. his faith built an empire ministering the poor and powerful. today taking his final crusade. >> graham's grandson carried his casket to his final resting place. he was buried in the library garden next to his wife, ruth. his head stone reads preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus characterize. charlotte, north carolina. >> the warriors trying to extend their >>> libby shaft renewed her opposition today. our abc's r

the funeral for billy graham. images from the service coming up. >>> today, the takedown on the highway. you can see the s.w.a.t. teams jumping out of cars and then surrounding the suspects. >>> the new headline tonight involving children and the deadly flu. what you need to know. >>> and a surprise supercolony being reported tonight. what's being discovered in antarctica? it's great news when it comes to the penguins. a lot more news ahead. discovered in antarcti antarctica? it's great news when it comes to the penguins. a lot more news ahead. s ahead. >>> next tonight here, a dramatic police takedown on a florida highway. the suspects allegedly just hours from a major heist, and here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a dramatic interstate takedown in florida. police say a two-year plot to steal millions from an armored truck, and kill two employees inside foiled just before the heist. a helicopter capturing the moments as officers move in, one suspect crawling on the ground as he surrendered. another suspect wal

reverend graham died nine days ago at the age of 99. he will be laid to rest next to his wife, ruth, in a prayer garden behind me. his children, including his grandchildren, will be serving as his pal belbearers, today. >> thank you, craig. >>> 8:08. let's get a "morning boost." >> we have a story about a baby chimpanzee, who got to play co-pilot. he was rescued from poachers in congo this week. the pilot let him sit on his lap. he got to play with the instrument panel. and checked out the scenery. even snuck in a power nap. the baby chimp is being treated for medical issues. but conservationists say he's doing really well, playing in his new home and laughing. >> that's adorable. great picture. >>> speaking of "morning boost," just ahead, all the ways that sunny is brightening up things around our studio. >>> and then, are "fixer upper stars" not done with tv? >>> and maria shriver on a woman changing the beauty business and helping working moms in the process. >>> first, a warning about wireless networks. >> i'm jeff rossen. you have

capitol rotunda today as the body of the reverend billy graham laid in honor. politicians and other well wishers paid their respects to graham who died last week at age 99. at a memorial service, president trump praised graham for helping to lift the spirit of america. graham's funeral will be held on friday in north carolina. >>> there's more to tell you about this evening, still ahead, on those discount websites, are you really getting the best travel deals? do the pictures match reality? what we found may surprise you. >>> also the remarkable journey of a man who found his home and his calling in a most unlikely place. we're going to tell you how he is now "inspiring america." >>> we're back now with a travel alert. right now, millions of americans are booking vacation deals on popular discount websites like groupon, but how good are those deals? and when you arrive at the resort, will it look like the photos advertised online? nbc news national investigative correspondent jeff rossen shows us how to protect ourselves in tonight's "rossen reports." >> report

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as i think this is reflected in senator graham's statement. we feel very confident where we are. thanks so much, guys, have a great weekend. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] also this weekend, we will hear from former white house communications director anthony scaramucci who talked about the trump presidential campaign, and his experience inside the white house. that is from the university of southern california, sunday at 6:30 eastern here on c-span. landmark on c-span's " cases." we will explore a case where a san francisco city ordinance discriminated against the chinese laundromat owner. it found in favor of the laundromat owner. the 14th a moment applies to immigrants as well as citizens. examine this case and the height courts ruling -- high courts ruling. and josh blackman, associate professor in houston, and founder of the president of heartland institute. 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the fr

as i think this is reflected in senator graham's statement. we feel very confident where we are. thanks so much, guys, have a great weekend. >> this weekend, we will take a look at the u.s. house race in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district i had of tuesday's special election. icest former v president joe biden, followed by president trump campaigning for a republican candidate a rally near pittsburgh. the two candidates in the race are filling the space of congressman tim murphy, who resigned last year. you can watch both rallies tomorrow night starting at 10:00 eastern on c-span. we will also hear from former white house communications director anthony scaramucci, who recently talked about the trump presidential campaign, and his experience inside the white house. that is from the university of southern california sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. on "q&a" aight former u.s. border patrol agent line about his book "the becomes a river," a memoir of his experiences and what he is learned about the world since leaving border patrol. line becomes a river," a>> they

graham's grandsons carried hiss cassette kacasket to his final place. his tomb will read preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> following the funeral, president trump and the first lady went to their mar-a-lago estate in florida. the president hosted a round table with republican national committee supporters right now speaking at a dinner for the rnc's spring donor retreat. he's scheduled to return to washington tomorrow. >>> reports out of washington, d.c. say the state department is reducing staff at the cu cuba. more than two dozen americans in cuba suffered cognitive issues and memory loss shortly after the 2016 elections, several dep low mats reported hearing high pitched sounds after the election. >>> still ahead, the bay area connection to sunday night's supporting actor oscar favorite. plus -- >>> >> reporter: a massive nor'easter is barreling up the east coast with more than 70 million americans in its path. we'll have the latest from long beach, new york, coming up. >> we are tracking a mix of clouds, your heart doesn't only belo

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today, we found out two hours ago that billy graham had passed away. we note he is a strong -- we know he is a strong an influential person in america, not only for his spiritual principles he brought to us but for the support of the civil rights movement as well. he invited dr. martin luther king jr. to preach at one of his revival sermons at madison square garden. he insisted there would no segregation or separation. he was a great supporter. we have been fortunate enough that the billy graham library has graciously lent a new testament to us that belonged to billy graham, that he highlighted and used to compare sermons with. not only was he a civil rights advocate for the african-americans, but also for the indigenous people. he reached out and fought for their equal rights as well, and in recognition of that there were three tribes that came together and presented him with this indian headdress. i want to make sure it is known that it is on loan to us by the billy graham library. today being the day that he wesed, we want to make sure have special

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graham delivered the same beautiful message, god loves you. >> graham's casket will be escorted out of the capital later today. 's funeral is tomorrow in charlotte, north carolina. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour and a bomb written through a fairy packed with tourists in mexico who just took credit and the new warning for americans making travel plans. first was to sporting goods, now walmart cracking down on gun sales which will boost business or be a public relations misfire? we will debate that next. the russians are coming, hillary clinton accusing donald trump of surrendering to election meddling. what do voters think? social media exploding with reaction. heather: two retailers changing gun policies, walmart says you have to be 21 to buy can. do sporting goods announce they will no longer sell assault style rifles. should companies mix business and politics? amy robbins and president and lead missionary action in the nation's capital rev. rob shank. thank you for joining us this morning. i am going to start with you. is this a good idea for these businesses to be

dave graham died last week at 99. he counseled presidents all the way back to harry truman. graham's just the fourth private citizen to lie in the rotunda, his funeral is tomorrow in his home state of north carolina. >>> up next we will tell you why celebrities may be trying to avoid on the red carpet at this weekend's academy awards. >>> we will tell you what it takes to craft the oscar statues, you know they are a work of art, katie. >> jim, coming up we are looking ahead, to a very complex storm system with rain , wind, snow, flooding, all concerns, for our area, and so we will try to unpack details of the system for you coming up after the break but first your cure auto insurance travel forecast. ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your yogurt at chobani.com pick your yogurt and save up to $600 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets from the brand ranked highest in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. ♪ tempu

is lindsey graham reading the president correct on that? >> i think that lindsey graham knows that president trump is one of the best negotiators and certainly i think that he has great confidence in his ability and is glad that he's the one at the table for the united states. i think senator graham has been on the other side of that and knows the capabilities and the determination of president trump. jeff? >> why did the president accept this invitation without any preconditions? for example, without demanding that the north koreans release the three americans being held there? >> that's something that we'll continue advocating for and pushing for. let's not forget that the north koreans did promise something. they promised to denuclearizing, they stopped to missile test and they realize we're continuing with our missile exercises. the united states haas made zero concessions. north korea has made some promises. again, this meeting won't take place without concrete actions that match the promises that have been made by north korea. >> i wa

graham and let her know that he was not widely pleased that this. i happen to be the washington bureau chief that morning and got a call from the senator and i think of it as meryl streep. and adding charmingly, but ineffectively quoted phil graham who it said, ma'am, i'm sorry, mr. has been set among this is the first rough draft of history and in the wonderful mrs. graham voice i heard through the phone, does it have to be so funky graph. [laughter] so i think they captured her. several of us here knew her anything she would then beyond thrilled with meryl streep ebro siren here who knows meryl streep does how much she loved that portrait. >> she was cut out of all of the. she's not in that movie. >> is there somebody you think of that has a wonderful historical portrait, novel or a movie? >> yes, i'm always worried when movies try to do historical figures and decide it's interesting enough and tries to update them more. i say to someone the other day it was kevin cost many times over a deeply feminist man, which is unconvincing given the times be

graham's son, franklin, was the main speaker. >> the billy graham that the world saw in the big stadiums was the same billy graham that we saw at home. there weren't two billy grahams. he loved his family. he stood by us, he comforted us, he left us an enduring legacy. >> woodruff: billy graham died last week at the age of 99. he was buried today next to his wife, ruth, on family property. still to come on the newshour: the uniminable destruction of a damascus suburb, that is still under bombardment. the retaliation that women in the u.s. forest service facedi after reportinrimination. attempts to develop a coffee plant that can resist the effects of climate change. and, much more >> woodruff: there was no let up in the bombing, or the suffering, today for hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in the eastern ghouta subus of syria's capital, damascus. as nick schifrin reports, weeks of attacks have killed hundreds, marking one of this brutal war's most-brutal moments. >> reporter: among the ruined remains of eastern ghouta, ther arw places left to hide. after seven years, the u.n. sa

graham died last week at the age of 99. he met with every president since harry truman. >> i think he was a profoundly good man who conveyed simple beliefs, that we can claim kinship with god by asking. >> the house and senate approved a resolution to allow graham to be honored at the capitol. speaker paul ryan said graham changed the course of the world's spiritual health. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, the attorney general pushes back what jeff sessions had to say after the latest round of insults from president trump. >>> and smoke signals. a disturbing report about pregnant women and smoking. this is the "cbs morning news." watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain and clearer skin. d

what's your response to what lindsey graham said? >> as white house council, ty cobb said earlier this week the white house yet again confirms that the president is not considering or discussing the firing of special counsel robert mueller. bless you. >> do you feel like you're losing republicans in some way, that these two prominent republicans from south carolina both spoke in this manner over the weekend? >> i certainly don't think we're losing republicans at all. i think we're voicing frustration over this process that we're hoping will end soon. >> the president told a room full of reporters that he would love to sit down and do an interview with robert mueller under oath in a couple of weeks at the time is what he said. obviously that timeframe has passed. does he still want to sit down and do an interview with robert mueller? >> we've been fully transparent and cooperative. >> can you provide more clarity on the president's tweets, robert mueller, calling him out by name. what was behind that? >> clearly, we have not been shy

it's being held inside a tent in the main parking lot of the billy graham library. this is in charlotte. graham's body will be buried on the grounds of the library aside the grave of his wife ruth. >>> the president's plan to protect american steel and aluminum producers is stoking fears of a trade war. >> and as "today in the bay's" kris palone shows us, it sent stocks plunging yesterday as investors worried that everything from cars to appliances will end up costing more. >> reporter: it's a blow to countries that send steel and aluminum to the united states, the president following through on a campaign pledge to impose punishing new tariffs. >> 25% for steel, it will be 10% for aluminum. it will be for a long period of time. >> reporter: the move designed to make prices for american steel and aluminum more competitive with countries that produce them cheaper. industry leaders say it will grow domestic steel production and add jobs. >> i believe that we have to stop the bleeding that the domestic steel industry that is experienced for quite a while now? er it cou

is too much about billy graham. he wouldn't be happy. he wanted it to be more about the lord jesus christ. >> graham's body will be buried on the graham of the line beside the grave of his wife ruth. >>> is the president going to change his mind about guns? >> scott mcgrew, just days after the president said that he was not afraid of the nra he met with them to talk about gun rights. >> he did and we don't know the results of that meeting, marcus. we do know the president tweeted this this morning. good, great, meeting in the oval office tonight with the nra. on wednesday president trump shocked both gun control advocates and the nra with a sudden 180 saying he supported raising the minimum age and even supported confiscation of guns without a court hearing. it was a jaw dropping change of policy, but that was wednesday and this is friday. the president has a reputation of repeating the ideas of the last person with whom he has met and in this case it's the nra. the white house is combating rumors trump wants to fir

it goes to the nephew by marriage, george mason graham, son of george graham, sarah's nephew. that being said, many sons and grandsons used their grandfather's legacy in positive and negative ways. one of george mason's grandsons , james murray mason, followed his grandfather's footsteps into politics and helped author the fugitive slave act. 1840 if you are familiar with the film 12 years a slave, that's the law that made that possible. james murray mason worked on that law based on his grandfather's legacy. not very positive in our minds today. but a very interesting legacy george mason left behind. other cousins and grandsons were involved in politics as well. they did some more positive things, helped shape government thereafter. it's very interesting to see the way george mason's life has been used, his legacy has been used. we think here at gunston hall, it is really important to know the george mason owned people. he also opened the door for us to have the conversation 250 years later. and he opened the door for us to expand to whom the declaration of rights applied. in

and then there was senator lindsey graham. he actually warned of impeachment. >> if the president fired robert mueller, do you think that would be an impeachable offense? >> probably so, if he did it without cause, yeah. to stop the investigation without cause, i think, would be a constitutional crisis. >> have you told him that specifically, senator graham, so that he hears it from republicans? do not fire bob mueller. >> i think i -- i think i just did. >> okay. >> folks, that's a republican warning president trump about impeachment if he ousts mueller. that's no small thing. that's a big deal. as republicans sound the alarm about protecting the russia investigation, the senate intelligence committee is also trying to sound the alarm about russian meddling and the security of our 2018 midterm elections. and again, some of the loudest warnings today came from republicans. >> they will continue their efforts to undermine public confidence in western democracies and in the legitimacy of our elections. >> the last time it was th

think lindseyi graham knows president trip is one of the best negotiators and he has great confidence in his ability and is glad he will be the one at the table for the united states. i think senator graham has been andhe other side of that certainly knows the capabilities and determination of president trump. >> [inaudible] sec. sanders: they have promised to denuclearize, they have promised to stop missile testing, and they recognize we are going to continue in our military exercises. the united sits has made zero concessions. but north korea has made some promises. this won't take place without concrete action that matches the promises made by north korea. >> do you think a two-month time period is enough to make sure they will fulfill those promises. he says he wants to do it by may. sen. sanders: we working on a determination of the time. let's not be lost in the fact that this didn't happen overnight. this maximum pressure campaign and this process has been ongoing since the president took office. time -- for the first time in a long time the president -- the unites states is ha

billy graham! dr. billy graham. billy graham. [applause] [applause] (man) who was this man who could preach like this? (billy graham) i cannot save anybody. i'm just an ordinary messenger of the kingdom of god. (larry king) he was a giant. you won't see his likes again. he was unparalleled in my judgment.

s graham's son, franklin, e main speaker. >> the billy graham that the world saw in the big stadiums was the same billy graham that we saw at home. there weren't two billy grahams. loved his family. he stood by us, he comforted us, he left us an enduring lacy. >> woodruff: billy gham died last week at the age of 99. he was buried today next to his wife, ruth, on family property. still to come the newshour: tithe unimaginable destruc of a damascus suburb, that is still under bombardment. the retaliation that women ine s. forest service face after reporting discrimination. attempts to devep a coffee plant that can resist the effects of climate change. and,uch more. >> woodruff: there was no let up in the bombing, or the suffering, today for hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in the eastern guta suburbs of syria's capital, damascus. as nick schifrin reports, weeks of attacks have killed hundreds, marking one of this utal war's most-brutal moments. >> reporter: among the ruined remains of eastern ghouta, there are few places left to hide. after seven years, the u.n. says there ar

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next and no country should have to live like that and then on my last visit to israel with senator graham and senator hoven and i was noted that he has a lot of relatives of minnesota and he said when i got back to the state i could tell them that i met with the israeli prime minister of minnesota. that is amusing but he said it to me as i set it just as i was sitting next to the senator from new york. [laughter] >> given that current hyper- partisan environment with those issues on which democrats and republicans can work together is it possible this issue can remain bipartisan especially in congress? >> i think it can end it depends on the jewish community in america because i believe you can find common ground while standing your ground that is a hallmark and we seen this with support for israel whether iron dome or iran sanctions or whether the memorandum of understanding of $38 billion to israel's security. at the same time things have become very polarized so what i would suggest and you know this better to stop people from injecting partisanship into the israeli-american relationsh

that had longed to billy graham. and he used to prepare sermons with. and also the indigenous people, he reached out and fought for their equal rights as well. there were three tribes that came together and presented this with the address. today is the day he passed. and what he contributed to, not only museum of bible but to the wealth. lastill notice that this dedication area here is the story of civil rights. and a good portion of this is dr. martin luther king, and it's illustrating him in his speech of i have a dream that he gave right here in washington dc. then we have ebony magazine and the entire magazine to the story of martin luther king jr.. >> we have been open approximately five months. we found some interesting statistics. distance to get here was a little over 300 miles. we asked have you ever been to washington dc. an amazing large number, i've never been to washington. what are you going to do when you come to washington? you going to do another we are finding, not only with just americans but touri

eulogized graham during a ceremony at the u.s. capitol where graham's body lays in the rotunda. graham died at last week at the age of 99. today's nor'easter is wreaking havoc on air travel and transit services in the new york city area. you are looking at a live shot from our roof camera here at lexington avenue in new york city. all flights in and out of been suspended until further notice. hundreds of flights have also been canceled at jfk and nor care ports. that is more than 2000 plot -- flights that have been canceled across the country. amtrak has suspended train service along the busy northeast corridor due to the weather. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you so much, mark. trudeau gets ready to take action. canada valine to retaliate if trump makes good on his pledge to impose tariffs. trump's announcement sent them rallying. -- for more, let's head to bloomberg's josh. we talked about justin trudeau, he was asked about the u.s.'s intention to impos

reverend graham died nine days ago at the age of 99. he'll be laid to rest next to his wife in the garden behind me. as his pal belbearers, today. >> thank you, craig. >>> 8:08. let's get a "morning boost." >> we have a story about a baby chimpanzee, who got to play co-pilot. he was rescued from poachers in congo this week. the pilot let him sit on his lap. he got to play with the instrument panel. and checked out the scenery. even snuck in a power nap. the baby chimp is being treated for medical issues. but conservationists say he's doing really well, playing in his new home and laughing. >> that's adorable. great picture. >>> speaking of "morning boost," just ahead, all the ways that sunny is brightening up things around our >> and then our fixer-upper stars chip and joana gains not done with tv. >> and changing the beauty business and helping working moms in the process. >> but first a warning about wireless networks. >> good morning, i'm jeff rosen. you've got the beach, the beautiful pool and then you log onto the hotel wi-fi. is i

today senators chuck grassley, lindsey graham, john cornyn and tom tillis are now demanding a second special council be appointed to investigate rampart pant fisa abuses, f.b.i. bias and clinton e-mail investigation and so much more this needs to happen immediately. tonight, all indications are this will, in fact, happen, as now evidence is building that crimes have been committed. also brand-new tonight, disgraced deputy f.b.i. director andrew mccade begging to keep his big, fat government pension all while the pension may be the least of his worries as they're talk tonight of possible criminal charges against the former deputy f.b.i. director. this is behind significant. for him to lose his retirement means he did something very wrong. and sources are telling us he could face charges. sara carter is here with all the explosive details coming up. and also breaking tonight, the destroy trump media has a new method for spreading their fake news. they just recycle old stories to try to damage the trump administration. we have the evidence "new york times" is claiming special council ro

this is too much about billy graham. he wouldn't be happy. he wanted it to be more about the lord jesus christ. >> graham's body will be buried on the grounds of the library aside the grave of his wife ruth. >>> breaking news just coming in out of the south bay, we are getting word that there are developments after an online threat. you might remember that was made against the alum rock union elementary school district. >> nbc bay area's anser hassan is live in the district with what we're learning just now. good morning, anser. >> reporter: we're learning from san jose police that a 12-year-old girl has been identified for sending that threatening tweet to the alum rock union elementary school district. in that threatening tweet she said she would shoot up every school in the district. san jose police determined that the threat was not credible, but the district immediately notified parents and extra patrols were sent to school sites. what we know right now is that on thursday police served a search warrant at the juven

steele now tonight they are unredacted and graham-cassidyly and graham rightly are asking the doj to investigate christopher steele for lying to the fbi about his contacts with the media. remember, steele was shopping the fake news dossier around to everybody in the mainstream media, all these outlets like the "new york times," "the washington post," yahoo news, fake news cnn, oh, and by the way, steele is a foreign actor in bed with phony russian sources. even he didn't believe what he printed in the dossier. i thought that was supposed to be bad for america. criminal even, that, in fact, steele would be working as a non-foreign actor with russians to influence an american election. did he ever register with the u.s. government? now also tonight, brand new news. fox news reporting disgraced former fbi director andrew mccabe, this is huge, is now begging top doj officials. remember, is he a former deputy director of the fbi, that he not be fired because starting sunday he would begin to get his lucrative government pension. he is set to retire on sunday. but he is likely going to be

was the same billy graham we saw at home. there weren't two bil the f seady the d shows it's fallen since february with fewer people going to the doctor withym deh a goi do the intensity of the season is one of the in a decade. >> believe it or not spring is around the corner. hard in fact, are bloom at the convention center ton the preview gala for philadelphia flower show. you see members of the traffand weath at work join usor 6abc preview special airing at 7:00 p.m. here on channel6. >> nice to see >> how about glihis h tak lot of time to relax and unwhined as we go through the weekend.y 6lphiaernational airport winds per hour. you look at that and you dramamine. folks traveling in and out, it was nasty at times. the weeke we see sunshine, the first in six weekends with no precipitation or storm. we see the sun good thing, air temperature in the 40s: gusting to 45 miles per hour. windchill in the 30s breezyay, 48 feeling like the 30sl. we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan a band of snow passing through southeastern

grassley, senators lindsey graham, john cornyn and thom tillis. joining us is a congressional report eliza collins. do you think this demand will get any traction? >> i think the demand is the highest level in congress that has come so far. up until now, we have seen a lot of house members calling for this. these tend to be sort of the more pro trump, further right house members, with this group of four senators, you are getting john cornyn as the number two republican, chuck grassley is chairman of judiciary, you are getting some of the top republicans, that being said, there is already an investigation going on over how they handled the investigation. so we're not quite sure if they will appoint a special counsel to do another investigation. not quite clear right now what is going to happen, but it is noteworthy because these four are the highest so far in the republican party. eric: should they wait do you think for the horowitz ig report to potentially come out, let's say? we are told we are going to see that. >> that sounds like that is

the name to remember. >> shepard: remembering billy graham. lawmakers in north carolina are moving forward with plans to put a statue of him in the capitol. the statues of living people are not allowed in the capitol, so it couldn't happen right away. reverend graham died last week. he was 99. his funeral is set for tomorrow in north carolina. fox news will have live coverage. it starts here at 11:50 a.m. and our steve harrigan is live in charlotte with more. tell us about the plans for tomorrow's services. >> shepard, the casket had made its way back from position of honor in the rotunda back here to north carolina. the pine casket. the service scheduled for noon tomorrow. likely to last 90 minutes. 2,300 guests. among them, the president and the vice president. earlier in the week, former president clinton and former president george w. bush were here. we're likely to hear from all of re-represented graham's children. it's all going to happen under a large canvas tent. that's how billy graham got his start getting special attention in 1949 w

you heard marco rubio raising concerns and senator lindsey graham and it was really a sense that i think the republicans know that this would be something that would send a wrong message. democrats have been saying this for a long time and trying to get legislation to protect the special counsel and you heard senator mark warner of virginia, he's the top democrat on the intelligence committee that is also running a parallel investigation of the russian interference of the election. senator warner had some strong words about that and also had an op-ed saying now is the time for congress to really step up and make sure that special prosecutor is protected. that said, i don't know that we will see any real legislation passed, but you are hearing this and that is a warning shot to the president, don't go down that road. host: that op-ed you are referring to, today's usa today, no one is above the law, not even the president. there were some piece of legislation that got momentum behind it, what would it be? there are several different proposals to try to protect the molar probe. is there one