today, max had the chance to chat with one of ernie's grateful daughters. max, how on earth did you find that tag? i was just looking around — i was looking for adders. you have made our family so happy. oh, thank you. we are just beside ourselves with excitement and tears and, you know, we are so proud of you. he loved... cos he was a geologist, loved spending time — a lot like you, i think — exploring the environment around him. that is why we think he would be so proud of you. sadly, ernie died at the age ofjust a3 in a car crash near alice springs. but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. it does feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. as st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday. st bernard is are usually on the other side of rescue missions, originally bred to rescue people in the alps but when daisy collapsed while walking down ska fell pike, a 60 man mountain refuge team —— mountain rescue team came to her aid. the missi

today, max had the chance to chat with one of ernie's grateful daughters. max, how on earth did you find that tag? i was just looking around — i was looking for adders. you have made our family so happy. we are just beside ourselves. with excitement and tears and, you know, we are so proud of you. he loved... cos he was a geologist, loved spending time, a lot like you, i think, exploring the environment around him. that is why we think he would be so proud of you. sadly, ernie died at the age ofjust 43 in a car crash near alice springs. but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. it does feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and dawn foster, writer and broadcaster — that's coming up after the latest headlines and a full sport update. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. we'll have a few of these sca

today, max had the chance to chat with one of ernie's grateful daughters. max, how on earth did you find that tag? i was just looking around — i was looking for adders. you have made our family so happy. oh, thank you. we are just beside ourselves with excitement and tears and, you know, we are so proud of you. he loved... cos he was a geologist, loved spending time — a lot like you, i think — exploring the environment around him. that is why we think he would be so proud of you. sadly, ernie died at the age ofjust 43 in a car crash near alice springs. but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. it does feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. well done, max. what a lovely story. the tables have turned after a st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday. st bernards are usually on the other side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. but when li—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down scarfell

today, max had the chance to chat with one of ernie's grateful daughters. max, how on earth did you find that tag? i was just looking around — i was looking for adders. you have made our family so happy. oh, thank you. we are just beside ourselves with excitement and tears and, you know, we are so proud of you. he loved... cos he was a geologist, loved spending time — a lot like you, i think — exploring the environment around him. that is why we think he would be so proud of you. sadly, ernie died at the age ofjust 43 in a car crash near alice springs. but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. it does feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. a quick look at the weather forecast. we will have a few shower clouds today but sunshine for many of us. temperatures will hover around the low 20s in the south of the country and high teens in the north. all in all, a decent day and a fine sunset on the way as well with plenty of clear weather. the clouds thicken acro

today, max had the chance to chat with one of ernie's grateful daughters. max, how on earth did you find that tag? i was just looking around — i was looking for adders. you have made our family so happy. oh, thank you. we are just beside ourselves with excitement and tears and, you know, we are so proud of you. he loved... cos he was a geologist, loved spending time — a lot like you, i think — exploring the environment around him. that is why we think he would be so proud of you. sadly, ernie died at the age ofjust 43 in a car crash near alice springs. but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. it does feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. we'll have a few of these scattered across the country today — shower clouds — but most of the time sunshine, i think, for many of us. temperatures will hover around the low 20s in the south of the country and the high teens in the north. all i

ernie, it's great to have you. thanks again ernie tedeschi from isi. >>> investor mark cuban is warning investors about the week's lows. on "squawk," he compared this to the dot-com bubble of the '90s >> in some respects it's different because of the fed and the liquidity they introduced and the inflation that comes with that, but on the bigger picture, it's so similar the only way you get to keep that money is by cashing out don't get greedy fat hogs get slaughtered >> head of investments and brian weinstein is head of fixed income at morgan stanley management just to what mark cuban was saying, are you similarly warning your clients >> well, it's certainly befuddleing the way the market has acted. the gdp is going down 20% in the second quarter relative to a year ago and earnings going down 44%, as you pointed out, yet the market is only up 4% from the high in february the outlook from now to the next couple years, compared to back in february to the next couple years is quite different so why is the market at th

bernie, along with all the other muppets, was born in his fertile -- ernie, along with all the other muppets, was born in his fertile imagination. >> and then what happened when you were feeding the cows? >> and then i came along. >> in his new york workshop, they use a mirror to help rehearse a sketch. >> meow. >> your cat? >> yeah, up a tree. >> up a what? a tree. >> what kind of noise does a tree make? [laughter] >> russell russell. [laughter] >> very good. and then what happens? >> some require three hands to operate. this keeps puppeteers following over each other's feet in the beginning, but it also provides the characters with much richer animation. >> the fire department, yes? that is who you call? >> yeah, right. they had a big ladder and they climbed up the ladder and got my meow out of the tree. >> that's a wonderful story, sir. glad to hear it. >> thank you for listening, it has really helped, telling it again. >> at his office on the upper east side of manhattan, jim henson supervises a variety of muppet projects. >> it seems to me that it might be better to use the litt

today, max had the chance to chat with one of ernie's grateful daughters. next, how on earth did you find that tag? i wasjust looking around, i was looking for adders. you have made our family so happy. we are just beside ourselves. with excitement and tears and, you know, we are so proud of you. he loved... because he was a geologist, loved... because he was a geologist, love spending time, a lot like you, i think, exploring the environment around him. that is why we think he would be so proud of you. sadly, ernie died at the age ofjust 43 in a car crash near alice springs. but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. it does feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. hello, tom. there you are! i was miles away. there is only one topic this morning, when we saw you were on with us, we were discussing your hairand we were on with us, we were discussing your hair and we were both in agreement that we think it looks epic. wow. that is quite an introduction. epic hair. i

ernie, along with all the other muppets, was born in his fertile imagination. >> wait a second. and they went happened? >> yeah, well then i came along. >> in his new york workshop, henson and co-puppeteers use a mirror to help rehearse a sketch. >> your cat? >> yeah, up a tree. >> up a what? >> a tree. >> what kind of noise does a tree make? [laughter] >> rustle, rustle. [laughter] >> very good. and then what happens? >> some require three hands to operate. this keeps puppeteers following over each other's feet in the beginning, but it also provides the characters with much richer animation. >> no, no, no. >> the fire department, yes? that is who you call? >> yes. >> yeah, right. >> they had a big ladder and they climbed up the ladder and got my meow out of the tree. >> that's a wonderful story, sir. i am glad to hear it. thank you for coming by. >> thank you for listening, it has really helped, telling it again. [laughter] ♪ >> at his office on the upper east side of manhattan, jim henson supervises a variety of muppet projects. >> it seems to me that it might be better to u

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authorities say that alleged shooter was an attorney ernie who described himself as an anti-feminist who defended men's rights brynn gingras has the latest. >>new details in the attack on a new jersey federal judge's family the fbi identifying roy den hollander as the primary suspect in the shooting of judge esther salas is husband and son in north brunswick, new jersey sunday it's a stomach punch not just for me, but for everybody loses in this town. >>it's a horrible in terrible thing. and it could not have happened to a nicer family den hollander was found dead monday more than 2 hours away in rockland new york from the parents self-inflicted gunshot wound according to 2 law enforcement sources. >>sunday night, a man approached sells his home appearing to be dressed in a fedex uniform and then shot sow says 20 year-old son in the heart after he opened the door killing him. authorities found a fedex package addressed to the judge in a vehicle associated with den hollander a source told cnn gunshots very bailout. >>we just about all and we have some the gunshots but some keys. putti

cooper was falsely telling 911 that a man was threatening her life and now manhattan's district attorney ernie is prosecuting her. she faces one charge falsely reporting an incident and she's scheduled to be arraigned in october the manhattan district attorney is also encouraging anyone who has been the target of a false report to contact authorities much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 after gun violence erupts in several us cities over the long holiday weekend. >>some officials say enough is enough and they're demanding change and after the break learn why some hand sanitizer products could we have a warning right now from the food and drug administration some hand sanitizer products could be hazardous to your health. >>mandy gaither has more on what to look out for in today's health minute. >>if you're using hand sanitizer to help slow the spread of covid-19 you want to check the label the fda says it's seeing an increase in hand sanitizer products contaminated with potentially poisonous methanol which can be life threatening if ingested and toxic that tore through the skin. the

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mike yastrzemski a homer ernie or , here's alex dickinson. the giants were down 6-2. suddenly 6-3. let's go to the bottom of the eighth. two on for donovan solano. two outs, a three run shot. suddenly it's a 6-6 ball game going into the bottom of the ninth. and- >> anhydride to the right! it is out of here! >> mike yastrzemski's second of the night. he goes waterworld. looks likebarry bonds on that swing. and a guy by the name of dave n he got both of mike yastrzemski's baseballs. they take a walkoff win and let's go to oakland. >>> into the east bay where the a's have a little trouble hitting the ball as of late. the last couple of games anyway. no fans, the bullpen is all spread out and getting a good view of matt chapman heading without in the first inning. you are thinking okay, more to come. but that was pretty much it, certainly as far as the long ball. and its problems right here for the a's as nolan arenado is nailing the runner metals and at the plate. the take a look at the replay, i don't know about that. i'm not big on replay anyway. than a big error here. jesus lazzara

>>the district attorney ernie really wanted to change policies within the department. the people at the the stakeholders should have been the chiefs of police. >>this trip that she roses as the bend the arc reforms i reflection of a nationwide call for change in the criminal justice system, yes, i certainly are. >>all a very closely what happens in our community. and what happens in our country. i think that over the last several months. i've heard the cry. addressing race and equity in our criminal justice system has it made you kron 4 news. >>santa clara county lawmakers say they want taxpayers to help foot the bill for covid-19 cost of now drained the county's bank account. yesterday, the board of supervisors approved a plan to look into placing a general 5 eights of one said retail sales tax increase on the november ballot that tax would last 5 years under the assumption that the economy will recover by then right now the county is facing a budget deficit of more than 300 million dollars that tax is expected to generate an estimated 250 million dollars to the gener

the district attorney ernie really wanted to change policies within the department. the people at the the stakeholders should have been the chiefs of >>this trip that she roses as the then the arc reforms are a reflection of a nationwide call for change in the criminal justice system, yes, i certainly are. >>all a very closely what happens in our community. and what happens in our country. i think that over the last several months. i've heard the cry. addressing race and equity in our criminal justice system i've heard the cry for. or try to treat meant. or rehabilitation, less incarceration haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>santa clara county lawmakers want taxpayers to help foot the bill for covid-19 costs that have drained the county's bank account yesterday, the board of supervisors approved a plan to look into placing a general 5 ace of one cent retail sales tax increase on the november ballot. the tax would last 5 years under the assumption that the economy will recover by then. right now the county is facing a budget deficit of more than 300 million dollars. the ta

attorney ernie in new york's southern district and prosecuted cases involving a number of president trump's associates, including his former personal lawyer and fixer michael cohen former was fired last month after he initially resisted attorney general william barr's requests for him to resign. well after months of searching fbi agents arrested delaine maxwell the former girlfriend and longtime associate accused trafficker jeffrey epstein federal prosecutors are charging that swell with 6 counts of connection with the ongoing federal investigation into epstein and his accomplices investigators say that for at least 3 years max will help them recruit groom and ultimately of these victims sometimes as young as 14 years old. these charges we announced today are the latest result. >>or destination into epstein and the people around him who facilitated his abuse of minor victims, combating the exploitation of children. it's a priority of our office. we are committed to pursuing and prosecuting those who exploit and abuse minors. in case and in this case and every case. >>maxwell has previously

louis county prosecuting attorney ernie announced that they will not charge the officer darren wilson after she after a reinvestigation of that shooting which there's so many points and which dan wilson could have handled the situation. >>differently and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine. winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up her front cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor. she stated only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed she continues that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky poli

her husband is a defense attorney ernie, and it's not known if either of was targeted in this particular attack, but the suspect is still at large. whether kanye west is actually seeking the nation's highest office remains a question. but the rapper to hold a rally in south carolina yesterday and it was his first event since declaring himself a presidential candidate. even though just a few days ago one of his aides said that he was no longer running so we've heard a lot of different things from his camp kania delivered a lengthy monologue he touched on topics ranging from abortion to religion international trade and licensing deals west said that while he believes abortion should be legal financial incentives to help struggling mothers could be a way to discourage the practice. well lincoln park is the latest man to tell the trump campaign to stop using its music. the president retweeted a video featuring the song in the end this happened saturday night. the ban tweeted back saying it does not endorse a president saying a cease and desist order has been issued neil young the rolling sto

islamophobia the hillary clinton's the laura bulls they are the enemy not us not we who you know who ernie you know vast sums of money for doing nothing will be you know who are simply sucking money out of the economy no the enemy is you know the ordinary people and we will see an expression of this rage on the part of the elites. after the november election should the democrats win and and and they will be no you know move towards equality because they put the some kind of a socialist economic agenda that will come about no that's not going to be the case it will be the agenda again of sucking jobs out financial ization of the economy and those who feel upset about is those who feel that they were lost out of the system will be punished by told be told what did terrible people they are and that this is indeed their just punishment you know you've talked about this many times the country will explode irrespective of the outcome here the doors are running on the town real quickly i think we're taught to hate each other because i think that the vast majority of people have actually a lot of

from police department's internal affairs to the independent police auditor tasking the city attorney ernie, the auditor and city manager to provide counsel with specific recommendations to reform the opera traicion process re imaging a public safety response such as by replacing the police department's response to many non criminal matters with civilian response and also examining how and whether to mandate public disclosure of body-worn camera footage of incidents of substantial public concern such as major protests are controversial use of force. you can find the mayor's full plan for police reform on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. well a special prosecutor will oversee a controversial deadly shooting involving delay hope police the solano county district attorney has appointed michael ramos to review willie mccoy's death. a lawsuit claims 6 officers shot mccoy 55 times while he was sleeping in his car just outside of a taco bell this happened back in january of 2019. now in body cam footage you can hear an officer tell the other officers to shoot mccoy is he moved. police

the recent sharp rise in the market in our tovia activia i actually want to move on to equities here ernie's we continues as we see reports out of the bank of america where profits fell by more than 50 percent for a loan losses how concerning is this to you especially if we continue to stay in a low interest rate environment for these big banks. well i think amongst the big banks in the u.s. you're seeing a real sort of bifurcation 2 directions so is the retail and commercial banking that's taking a big hit is it in terms of the low doses and reserves there but i would point out these of cost losses rather than actual so these big banks being very very conservative managing their balance sheets and saying we're going to put a lot of money aside to make sure that sings if things get worse as. delinquency rates keep going up there will have an awful lot about it she has to say whether that's so delinquency rates on loans are up a bit but not as much as you might think given the state of unemployment in the economy and these terrible job losses numbers that we've seen coming out of the u.s. on

americans said they did not have enough to eat during the week ending of july 21st and that according to ernie to be chic and an economist at every core i.s.i. failing to resume the federal unemployment payments would cause a drop in consumer spending large enough to eliminate about 1700000 jobs. that my friends are job losses on par with what we saw during the recessions of the early 1990 s. and the early 2000. so please enjoy that jewel upon us mitch while the rest of us take responsibility seriously and start watching the hawks if you want to know what's going on on a city street you want to see it is so you like to see the rises you always state see you rolls royce gracie displays systemic deception is the late show which would be so but no joke as. well i'm going to watching the hawks are you. and i'm joining us today to discuss this week of irresponsibility in washington d.c. is a man who is responsible for bringing us the whole picture that is the host of the big picture mr holland cook always a pleasure oh and thank you. i miss you guys i know we're so far away and know khalid you've b

the recent sharp rise in the market in our tovia activia i actually want to move on to equities here ernie's we continues as we see reports out of the bank of america where profits fell by more than 50 percent for a loan losses how concerning is this to you especially if we continue to stay in a low interest rate environment for these big banks. well i think among the big banks in the u.s. you're seeing a real sort of bifurcation in 2 directions so is the retail and commercial banking that's taking a big hit is it in terms of the low doses and reserves but i would point out these of cost losses rather than actual losses so these big banks being very very conservative managing their balance sheets and saying we're going to put a lot of money aside to make sure that sings if things get worse and. delinquency rates keep going up there will have an awful lot about it she has to say whether that's so delinquency rates on loans are up a bit but not as much as you might think given the state of unemployment in the economy in these terrible job losses numbers that we've seen coming out of the u.s. o

the recent sharp rise in the market in our tovia activia i actually want to move on to equities here ernie's we continues as we see reports out of the bank of america where profits fell by more than 50 percent for a loan losses how concerning is this to you especially if we continue to stay in a low interest rate environment for these big banks. well i think amongst the big banks in the u.s. you're seeing a real sort of bifurcation 2 directions so is the retail and commercial banking that's taking a big hit does it in terms of low doses and reserves but i would point out these of cost losses rather than actual so these big banks being very very conservative managing their balance sheets and saying we're going to put a lot of money aside to make sure that things if things get worse and. delinquency rates keep going up there will have an awful lot about it she has to say whether that's so delinquency rates on loans are up a bit but not as much as you might think given the state of unemployment in the economy and these terrible job numbers that we've seen coming out of the u.s. on the other sid

biden got role and it's now called ernie's plan when the lights go out. the line to see a doctor got ten times longer now. guns aren't yours anymore if biden is president. are you in favorn of gun confiscation? >> yes. when it comes to ar-15's. >> i'm going to guarantee you're going to have the guns with me. jesse: they will put nato and part of guns. they will knock on your doors and take it. i don't think it was work out but he will try and it's not going to end well. remember domestic terror attacks under obama and biden? is because they were too scared to bump crisis. they had lawyers fighting the war on terror. when joe is elected, he will/funding for our soldiers and go soft on the enemy just like he went soft on china and they ripped our factories out of our beautiful land. all the communist had to do was pay off. biden has a plan to erect the suburbs, too. it's called affirmatively furthering their housing. ready to be dusted off and used against you. the plan calls for the cities to swallow up the suburbs. rezone single family homes and change th

mean to not only be one of the 16 recipients but to share this day, this honor, with the names like ernie banks, oprah winfrey, gloria stein steinem, sally ride. >> let me tell you if it doesn't allow you to help other people, it doesn't matter who you got them with and it doesn't matter what the honor looks like. or where it comes from. you see what i mean? only the things that help you help somebody are really worth the effort. >> so this, in your view, is not an honor to represent all that you have done, but you say this is incentive to continue to do more. >> of course. of course, and you got it exactly right. we have proven that we can solve social problems without violence if we choose. and that mean s at every level. >> reverend vivian's pledge to keep fighting was as constant as the fight you'd see on his face. always jovial. always hopeful and optimistic about the day when we are all treated with equal dignity and respect. >>> and as we head to break, a live look at a mural in memory of congressman john lewis in atlanta. and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety fi

and even though ernie read a speech for 22 minutes, he took no questions. but trump is labeled as incoherent and rambling. the president spoke for an hour. he took eight media questions. why do you think biden is trying to tie this green new deal agenda to economic development, laura? >> laura: i think a lot of wonderful companies out there make like solyndra that once that loan guarantee of $530 million, not repay it, go into bankruptcy, firing all of its employees a year after obama did that big visit in 2011 to solyndra. you will see a lot of those. what else? >> unbelievable, laura, $2 trillion plan to revive the claimant, protect the claimant, and he means to double the taxes that hillary clinton asked for it. meanwhile, biden try to so his climate change burger king is doing its part to help the environment by reducing cow flatulence. what complete with a new song and i kid you not. ♪ it must be made. >> or the smell of your whopper. burger king is rolling out, laura, a new mission's beef whopper made from cows that eat lemongrass. actually the ap r

and i said, well you did not do so good, ernie. he said, well i guess i better tell you about it then. i said that to be a good idea. and he did. he told us about the kidnapping, rape and robbery. after you told us i said, would you sign a written conviction? which says at the beginning of the report, i give this statement voluntarily without coercion, threats or promises of immunity, knowing my legal rights. he wrote the statement all on one short page. the writing was excellent and dispelling was excellent and the description of the act was accurate. this is the entrance into the old city jail on the fifth floor of the old city county courthouse. miranda would have been brought in here and we would have been processed, just like every other prisoner. he would have been searched and then he would have been transported, shown his new quarters, which were over here. we have for identical tanks. this particular tank would've been miranda was kept, and it would've been the felony tank. he would've been booked into here, he would've sp

mean to not only be one of the 16 recipients, but to share this day, this honor, with the names like ernie banks, oprah winfrey, gloria steinem, ben bradley, salary ride, posthumously. >> it sounds good. but let me tell you. if it doesn't allow to you help other people. it doesn't matter who you got them with and it doesn't matter whether and what the hornnor los like or where it comes from. you see what i mean? it is only the things that help you help somebody are really worth the effort. >> so this is, your view is not, you view it not as an honor to represent that all you have done but instead you say this is incentive to continue to do more? >> of course. and you got it exactly right. we have proven that we can solve social problems without violence. if we choose. and that means at every level. >> reverend vivien's pledge to fight and keep fighting was as constant as the smile that you would see on his face. always jovial. always hopeful and optimistic about the day when we were all treated with equal dignity and respect. we'll be right back. - [narrator] did you just reward yourself f

. >> he signed a charter with ernie sanders. >> he said nothing about defunding police. >> it says abolish. >> get me they charter, please,. >> actually, wallace was right, and biden's campaign says it does not support defunding police efforts, however the candidates own words let him open to criticism that he does. you should recall in an interview with activists on now this, he said yes, absolutely when he was asked if he agreed that some police funding should be redirected. >> here is what the trump campaign had to say about that. >> they said president trump is 100 percent correct in his assessment that joe biden would defund the police. they go on to say the media as bending over backwards, he clearly stated he would yes absolutely redirect funding awa from the police to other budget areas. this is cutting or defunding th police by any definition. that from the trump campaign team. on to capitol hill with the summit set to come back to washington on monday, lawmakers gearing up to intensify their old obama era investigations. in what a lot of people believe may be a precursor, lindsey

. >> sean: senator, if i may gently disagree, he has already adopted ernie's economic agenda, aoc's new green deal agenda, basil bozo o'rourke but i will give you the last 40 seconds, sir. >> he has but the vice preside vice president, his position has changed with the day. probably more, try to be more moderate. i understand this is an election but the stakes are extraordinarily high. extraordinarily high. 's be when he says he supports it and committed trillions to the new green deal. bolshevik bernie's economic agenda. last word, quick. >> vice president biden believes in government made america great. he is wrong. it is ordinary people doing extraordinary things that made america great. >> sean: well said. the great people of this country. thank you, senator come appreciate it. supreme court justice in the hospital tonight. shannon bream has a live report and the big tech execs on capitol hill, they have republican lawmakers that were anti-conservative bias. that update and a full report straight ahead. stay with us. ♪ (announcer) now more than ever, it's important to lose weight,

he met ernie that summer in 2015 and then was impressed. >> the next question comes from allison and asks julia and wrote a comic book about vietnam and it's featured in the national african-american museum. can pam tell us more about his? >> he was proud of his comic books. he had a big collection which i gave to the museum but i didn't give a comic books and is on display and it's on the page that talks about his election to the georgia house. but it doesn't say where they got it. he would have been really excited that they have the comic book because he obviously didn't do the articles he wrote for comic book, and it was basically a treatise on why the war in vietnam should be opposed to. and again, now there are a lot of comic books dealing with serious issues. john lewis has a couple of them. >> the book is widely distributed and it plays a formative role in a lot of young my. does he share the same idea about comic books as john lewis that they were in effective propaganda tool? >> guest: i think so. that is how he wanted the antiwar comic book to be start started. did kerry be

ernie cruz reaches behind him to show us a photo of his late wife. the devoted husband places fresh flowers beside her photo every week. her death is difficult for him to talk about. >> so that was very painful. i, to be honest, i cry every day. >> reporter: she left her job just two years ago following a heart attack. she's been on disability since. those benefits have been loaded on to a debit card, administered by bank of america and edd. >> i'm old school. i don't know how to transfer her funds into hour joint savings and checking account, which we used for everything. >> reporter: after she died, bank of america notified him that the account was frozen. the bank told him to submit documents and weeks later asked him to contact edd. >> oh, my god, edd, i think that was the time, mid march. that was a time when millions of people were filing for unemployment benefits. >> reporter: he has fond memories of his wife's piano concerts. when he didn't hear anything from the state, he remembered something his wife told him. >> she has always been telling

. >> dana: will talk to former education secretary ernie duncan in a moment about all sorts of things regarding schools but first to laura ingle with the latest on school reopening plans across the country. laura, this is very much on the minds of american parents. >> you go to any neighborhood in america and you walk on the street and talk to parents and this is what they are talking about. the word that we are hearing mostly is hybrid. it's going to be the word of the new school year for so many across the country, as parents, educators and lawmakers try to strike the balance between safety and schooling for the fall semester. as we take a look at the numbers, they continue to change. at least 39 states have released school reopening guidance, including california, florida, and arizona where covid cases continue to surge. yesterday the florida education commissioner issued an emergency order requiring all schools to open in august. while the decision-making has been hand-wringing for so many, the american academy of pediatrics strongly advocates that students start the year physical

. >> i really appreciate your time, ernie and thank you for sharing those numbers. it's important. thanks. >> terrific. thanks. >>> why is the president fixated on getting a new fbi building? does it have anything to do with the hotel that it's next to? qc >>> tonight, president trump demanding $1.75 billion for the coronavirus relief package. why? could it be because of it being near the trump hotel? >> reporter: $1.75 billion, that is how much the white house wants to replace the fbi building with a shiny new state of the art center complete with topnotch security, a running track on the roof and all good for 100 years. that according to the president who has spoken of his pet project many times. >> this one is very old, and it's really never built to a very high standarded as you probably have heard. >> reporter: but hold on, team trump wants that money as part of the new coronavirus stimulus package part of congress where some could go for testing, hospitals, schools, struggling businesses and employees, even some of the president's staunchest allies are resisting the request

the resolution also gives the city attorney ernie and administrator, lawful necessary steps to protect the rights of people city leaders believe that federal agents would just escalate things. in the east bay, a 10 year-old boy has died. he was hit by a car in lafayette yesterday afternoon on merriewood drive. >>near the lafayette community park. the boy was riding his bicycle when someone driving a delivery vehicle hit him. and he died at a hospital, the driver is cooperating with the police. >>well new this morning president trump says that he and russian president vladimir putin didn't talk about the alleged bounties against us troops in afghanistan during a recent call that they had european intelligence officials said last month that russian intelligence officers were offering money taliban firefighter. fighters in afghanistan to kill us or british troops. president says he never discussed that with putin but that he would have no problem talking about it with him he just didn't feel like bringing it up that same time trump also downplayed the validity of the many people. many peo