so byron d. lebec was indicted in december of 1990. this is months later, he's indicted in the murder of medgar evers. at the moment, remember, this is all pre-internet, okay? so byron d. lebec did not realize i was the one that wrote the story that got the case reopened when i went and visited him. he fought extradition. by this time, he had figured it out. so he saw me across the courtroom and he goes, see him over there, when he dies, he's going to africa. i turned to my friend, you know, i always wanted to go to africa. not surprisingly, byron d. lebec was convicted on february 5, 1994, in the exact same courtroom he had been tried in almost 30 years to the day. and when the word "guilty" rang out, you could hear the waves of joy as they cascaded down the hall. it was full of people, black and white, it just erupted in cheers. and i just felt chills, because the impossible had suddenly become possible. and marilee evers and her daughter cheered as well. not too long after byron d. lebec was i

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none other than buffalo's business community and the lackey mer. byron brown recently announced he would be running in november as a right in canada. mayor brown is a democrat, but since walton has the democratic nomination, this election would make brown in independence. which is weird since i thought the democratic establishment was always saying, vote blue no matter who, maybe they should add a caviar to the slogan like, unless the damage class war fight. and then you got to go with the right in. i don't know why or a boat in any case, here's mister mayor, explaining what the voters have said. we know the difference between socialism and democracy. we are going to fight for democracy in the city of buffalo. the voters have said that they don't want an unqualified in experience. radical socialists, i guess he's right, as in those are things that select voters have said specifically to him. that's a great thing about of agary like the voters. you could also claim that the voters in washington d. c. have said we should have polish traffic circles and you would be right because that's the

up next "washington examiner" correspondent byron york. he joins us as the school year begins for students and fights are breaking out between parents and school boards from coast to coast over the curriculum, covid mandates and more. a lot of parents feeling this is all politicized. the president weighing in today. keep it here on "the evening edit." >> i have seen men pushing the racial stereotype of white privilege. i have heartbreakingly watch that trickle down into our student body. one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ all by yourself.♪ - oh. - what? rain. cancel and stay? done. go with us and get millions of felixble booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. shingles? camera man: yeah, 1 out of 3 people get shingles in their lifetime. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles.

jillian: joining us byron donalds. good to hear from you, sir. let's hear two polls you will see this reads american families are feeling hardship from a rise in the top thing is grocery prices 70% say that following gas prices and housing costs and majority of people say what is responsible for these rising prices 86% say yes to the covid-19 pandemic; however, 79% say yes to government economic policies. so, if the government is spending a lot more of our money, who ends up winning? does anybody? >> the only people that win are the politicians in d.c. they get these contracts. that's about it. it's the american people that suffer because joe biden has no idea pausely because he has never had a job a dave his life, what the impact is when you spend this kind of money this fast throwing it into a economy that's already overheated because they have too many people staying at home, not at work, all by design. it is the measure people who are going to suffer. it is going to be seniors who are going to suffer. it's why low income americans are going t

half, as you said, byron, are without any kind of underlying condition. and some have been admitted to the intensive care unit, and sadly, we have had one death at the hospital during this current surge. >> my lord. dr. kline, i know covid has taken a toll on your hospital, as you've laid out for us. how has your staff been affected, how are they holding up? >> it's been very difficult. the staff are feeling weary, but they're hanging together well. and they continue to do their best day in and day out and deliver the best care that they possibly can. >> doctor, i understand you've had 60 staffers out sick and hhs had to bring in reinforcements. what has it been like for you? >> what has become limiting is the availability of staff to provide the care. it's no longer protective equipment or ventilators or it's the availability of staff. and we struggled in particular with nurses. and so that has limited our ability to staff beds. and so the disaster team from health and human services that has arrived in the past few days is tremendously helpful for us. 1

former tennessee congressman ceo of empowerment inclusion capital and byron york. bill, for some, it felt like this was a long time and it dragged on. if you look at kind of how things evolved, how do you see this resignation today that comes 14 days from now? >> well, it's over. and i think the whole country is grateful that it's over. republicans, democrats, everybody. listening to the is a little foe get out and it's time that he did. i'm glad that he did. now there may be these trials. i hope people can focus on what seem to me the most important questions of law, which is the liability of andrew cuomo if criminal or civil of these nursing homes. the deaths of people in these nursing homes. let that not be forgotten, and let's carry forward on that. but i'm glad this chapter is over. i think there are a lot of lessons here, too. and a major one for the media. i don't want to occupy all the time. >> bret: yeah. to your point about the nursing homes, the lawmaker who was spearheading that, ron kim, a democrat, weighed in on this resignation today. take a listen.

quickly, byron? >> biden to congress: please overlook afghanistan and pass my $3.5 trillion spending bill. remember, infrastructure? i don't either. >> bret: all right. we'll follow that, too. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by will cain just a couple seconds late starts right now. hey, will. >> will: i will forgive you bret, no problem. have a good night. good evening, and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> will: i am will cain and, what an absolute display of uberous. just stunning buffoonery. president biden sat down with george stephanopoulos this morning and he said that the chaos we are seeing in afghanistan was inevitable. endangered americans? that was priced into the decision. the

let's talk about it with congressman byron donalds from the small business committee. always great to have you on, congressman. what is your reaction to multiple states across the country seeing pushback from voters against covid mandates? what do you say to that? >> demonstrates that the american people have mostly had enough with these top-down, heavy-handed approaches from governors, mayors, city councils, even the president of the united states. we're at a point with covid-19 where we are in the postvaccine world. yes delta variant cases are on the rise because it is highly contagious. but if you've been vaccinated you're basically protected unilaterally from the worst of effects of covid-19. so people are sick of it. they are over it. people want information. they will make a decision with their own lives. but what is happening in california in part is pressuring people to get vaccinated with weird mandates coming out but it list the oppressive way gavin newsom destroyed the state of california. the people of california you have the opportunity to recall the gover

elizabeth: congressman byron donalds, good to see you come back soon. up next former federal prosecutor jim trusty we have reports coming in special counsel john durham is taken to a grand jury potential criminal charges against fbi agents and others outside of the government for knowingly using false information to orchestrate and attack on the trump campaign and citizens on that campaign this is thehe use of anti-trump opposition research paid for by hillary clinton in the dnc that they knew was false. keeper here on "the evening t edit". kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. experience our advance standards safety technology on a full line of vehicles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i'm not always on my game. at your lexus dealer. but lately, my uncle is, especially with his type 2 diabetes. with once-weekly trulicity most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus it could help you

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liz: byron great to see you. come back soon. >> thank you liz. liz: jason chaffetz is fired up about the report hunter biden on videotape reportedly believing russian drug dealers stole a laptop from, three laptops now missing. is this blackmail? we will break it down with jason chaffetz, next. [tires squealing] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist including automatic emergency braking. i'm not always on my game. but lately, my uncle is, especially with his type 2 diabetes. with once-weekly trulicity most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus it could help you lose up to ten pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, c

he also won the german league on 4 occasions with byron 3 straight european cups from 74 to 76. and in 74, he scored the winning goal in the world cup final. he's a big loss and always i think would be remember one. absolutely, the greatest so and, and when you, when i was there, how humble, how incredible person he was. and yeah, i'm pretty sure by mooney will do the, the deserve. and the correct tribute to, to one person that helps to the disposition of the job. this game much, much, much better. writing this is more in sundays premier league options tottenham, captain harry cain was left out of the squad to face manchester city amid speculation that he might be joining pet, guardiola life without came might not be so bad for 1st they defeated man city, one mill, south korean san young then for the winter and the 55th minute harry work this morning. he's preparing himself and when he's ready you will join the group and help the team the fry before as always had the same feeling that we are good playing here. but we can get results because the point is you in the position then,

cheryl: joining me washington examiner chief political correspondent byron york your reaction to what you heard from very defiant president biden he took resistibles for how quickly taliban moved but that seemed about it. >> that was about it you have to start with incompetence bad judgment handling withdrawal of a month ago giving entirely different picture of capabilities of the afghan security forces so start with that incompetence bad judgment, then go to what you just showed with with which was his attempt to dodge blame to say it was really donald trump's fault we all know, that joe biden when he became president took you know took a hammer to trump policies left and right. he got rid of trump policies on day one, he felt no responsibility to maintain any policy that was started by donald trump, whether it be the -- pipeline, or whether it be remain in mexico policy, at the border so there is there is biden's attempt to dodge blame. at the bottom of that underneath he said a lot of things that a lot of republicans have been saying. he said we went in you afghanistan 20 years ago

letting's bring in our panel byron york, mara liasson and steve hayes, editor at the dispatch. steve, i'm struck by this. bin laden was not involved in 9/11 from the guy the spokesperson who speaks for the taliban who we are trusting to get americans out once u.s. troops lee afghanistan. >> yeah. well, it's nonsense, qui expect that from the spokesman for the taliban. the taliban from proving time and time again not over the last weeks but last 20 years their word is not to be taken seriously. the greater risk here is that you have this overlap between the taliban and al-qaeda which presents a tremendous threat to the united states. not only folks in this tremendous evacuate people al-qaeda fighters who haven't been released from prison. members of the haqqani network providing security in parts of kabul. you have taliban and al-qaeda related terrorists who are running operations throughout the country other jihadist returning to afghanistan they understand it's likely to be a safe haven a greater safe haven than it has been in the past. the media is appropriately focused on th

the location was very significant for the british. abby gate was controlled by british troops and the byron hotel was ready must appoint for all british possible holders. so outside that hotel would have been some of these african interpreters. also, any people who are holding british pos was hoping to get the visas processed for travel to the u. k. inside the hotel purchase personnel who's been processing those visa applications. but there's been no u. k. personnel injured in those attacks. who should be good news for some, but some of those people who were injured might have been hoping to be redirected to the u. k. now, we heard that from president menu, my crohn, france is planning on ending its flights on friday. but the president did say that there are still several 100 africans that he wants to help leave the country 20 buses with a mixture of french and african citizens on board a sitting outside the gates, a cobbler airport at the moment. and the french and discussions with the taliban to allow them safe passage, but they have admitted that they might not be able to evacuate them s

byron donald is here, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> hey, dan. good to be with you. dan: you plan on complying with this radicular non- science mandate? >> absolutely not. [laughter] it will not happen. the court on the floor and said sir, you know you need a mask? said that's what i heard but i'm not doing it so you do what you have to do. told my staff i will protect you as you work for me, you don't work for nancy pelosi. the visitors who come to my office see me, they don't come to seek nancy pelosi and i'll protect you at the nation's capitol. dan: congressman i appreciate you taking a stand. we have to stick to science and they've been careful about releasing what science they want us to see. i want to switch gears for a minute because you are from florida, west coast and doing a great job but it's interesting when it comes to immigration, being a part of represent a familiar which tends to vote republican. you find interesting the dhs secretary seems to be all for open borders but when it comes to human refugees who may have legitimate asylum cases all the tim

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not surprisingly, byron was convicted on february 5th, 1994 in the exact same courtroom he had been tried in almost 30 years today. when the word guilty rang out, you could hear the waves of joy as they cascaded down the hall. i felt chills because the impossible had become possible. not too long after he was indicted in 1990, i met with this lady. he had about 200 acres that they grew cotton and other crops with. that's how he became a target of the klans men back in 1966. the klan attacked him and his family in the middle of the night. can you imagine being sleeping and the middle of the night and this is what it was like for vernon's family. the klan fire bombed their home. set their house on fire. they began firing their guns into the house. he died later that day. a few weeks later in the mail came his voter registration card. he had fought his whole life for the right of all americans to be able to vote but never been able to cast a ballot himself. the guy who ordered the killing, oh, by the way, this is what his sons. four sons in the military and this is what they came home to. in

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paul: but, asks economist byron auguste -- >> why is there such a difference in earnings between people who are college graduates and people who are not in this country? it's simply not the case that not having a bachelor's degree means that you don't have skills to contribute. 30 milli today have the skills based on the work they're doing for jobs that pay at least 50% more than the jobs they're in. paul: meanwhile, employers are begging for employees, boasting $20 an hour where once $15 was thought magnanimous. but $20 an hour is barely $40,000 a year. >> these are the computers. paul: ok, time for one more player in this story, ibm, once the icon of high tech in america. >> these machines are things of gleaming, vari-colored metal and numerous flashing lights. paul: selling and servicing huge computers, big blue and its big machines were attacked by little apple with its mini mac back in 1984. ibm was worth 30-something times the value of apple as a company back then. today, apple is worth 16 times as much as ibm. and yet ibm has survived, by cutting costs drastically, changing its b

green sensors out of byron, discovery bay, 580, unimpeded. even the altamont pass a blip, folks getting towards their friday. earlier crash east bay at mcdonald clearing from the shoulder there and no problems throughout contra costa county getting toward the bay bridge. smooth into san francisco. back over to you. >> thanks so much. it's 5:21. next on "today in the bay," an unexpected bump in the giants latest road trip. the key ingredient they'll be missing as they try to continue their latest impressive role. >>> do you do a lot of baking? things like cupcakes and muffins? you might not even realize but even a small task like that can have a big impact on our earth. i'll show you a swap that will make your next batch of baked goods a lot more planet friendly. head to nbcbayarea.com/climate hacks or check out the video i'm posting today on my social platforms at nbc vianey arana. . >>> welcome back. we've got new details on legendary singer vincent fernandez. weeks after hospitalized for a fall he's been diagnosed with guillen bar re sympto

this will be a delay for folks leaving brentwood, byron towards 580. >>> good morning. very happy tuesday to you. i was remarking the other day about how often i say the dow and the s&p 500 hit new records and we can add today to that. the dow and the s&p 500 will open at new records. we do get important retail sales data today. look, perhaps, for maybe a reduction in the number of people buying cars because of high prices. jeff bezos' space company blue origin wants to be part of nasa's efforts to return people to the moon and it's suing to do it. nasa has awarded the contract to spacex. some engineers at blue origin say they're embarrassed by how aggressive bezos is being with his lawsuit. it criticizes spacex's efforts. rocket scientists are pretty friendly with each other, small community, trying to accomplish the same thing so while the engineers are trying to get along the billionaires are fighting. bezos wants nasa to accept the blue moon competitor elon musk tweeted out this picture of blue moon lander mockup you saw behind bezos before it was ready. blue moon s

vasco, byron discovery bay, brentwood and 580. no problems we're at speeds here. smooth drive for early drivers out of contra costa county toward 580 or perhaps along highway 4 towards concord. around san marco report of a mattress in the lanes for the westbound commute direction. a note in concord heading to the freeway, a smooth drive across the bay bridge, no problem. >> thank you. >>> to the ongoing u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan where the taliban has taken control. earlier this morning rockets struck a neighborhood near kabul international airport. new video just coming in shows smoke billowing into the air. there were reports of gunfire in the neighborhood shortly after. >> just over 24 hours to go, hundreds of american citizens and thousands of others want to leave are still on the ground. tracie potts watching developments from outside washington. >> reporter: this morning reports of a rocket strike and gunfire near kabul's international airport after an explosion sunday signs of danger as the u.s. continues evacuations ahead of tomorrow's deadline. >> a

actually -- never mind so, but that was a very -- that was in the outback and this was on the beach, byron bay, which is just one of the most exquisite beaches in the world, well regarded for surfing. >> seth: yeah. >> everyone there is constantly talking about surfing. "are you surfing today are you surfing later? are you surfing tomorrow is it the right day to go surfing? [ laughter ] and i -- i -- i just was -- felt a little out of my element, 'cause i don't surf, at all. >> seth: any did -- was -- did you have any pull to try that? >> i -- tried the paddle boarding one day >> seth: right, which is not surfing. >> no, it seems like an easier version of surfing >> seth: yes >> but -- but very much like yoga, i don't think i had what it takes >> seth: yeah, that's true if you couldn't do stand on one foot, i feel like you've eliminated yourself. >> no, i cannot -- i can't stand on a paddle board. [ light laughter ] so, but i -- i -- i took long walks on the beach, long romantic walks on the beach. [ laughter ] by myself. [ laughter ] >> seth: can they be romantic if you're by yourself >>

>> reporter: and with that, a final warning to those of you in corporate america from byron augeeste. >> we hear about labor shortages, we hear about skills shortages. we hear about a war for talent. if you overlook half the talent pool in the united states, that is not a good talent strategy. and serious smart companies are realizing that an enormous opportunity is among those that do not have bachelor's degrees. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, paul solman in north carolina. >> nawaz: and the news update before we go, a federal judge in michigan has imposed disciplinary sanctions on sydney powell and eight other attorneys for donald trump's presidential campaign for abusing the court system. the ruling states they should have investigated the former president's voter fraud claims more and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> our u.s.-based customer service reps can help you

byron and johnson. >> good evening. the museum of the bible have been a wonderful exhibits that i hope you all get a chance to see, many of the exhibits are historical, some are contemporary, and i have to say, they are truly amazing. lectures in symposium, like the one we are going to see tonight are going to be quite common at the museum. where we are going to find out as many consequential ways in which the bible is important to american society. tonight, we will be looking at the connection between the bible, and religious freedom. the founders of our nation, and the forbearance came to this land to begin an unusual experiment. it has to do with a lot of things, including religious freedom. one of the most iconic symbols of that religious freedom is the liberty bell. some of you may have had a chance to see a replica of it on the second floor. the liberty bell was ordered november the 1st, 1751 as a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of william penn's charter. when you tour, you see the replica, it was made in 20

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byron johnson, he'll introduce the speakers and moderate. he's a founding director of the baylor institute for studies of religion as well as a director for the program on pro-social behavior, a leading authority on the scientific study of religion, the efficacy of faith-based organizations in criminal justice. johnson's recently publications have examined the impact of faith-based programs on resid viz m, reduction, and reentry. please join me in welcoming dr. byron johnson. >> good evening, the museum of the bible has many wonderful exhibits that i hope you all will get a chance to see. many of these exhibits are historical. some are contemporary, and i have to say they're truly amazing. well, lectures and symposium like the one we're going to see tonight are going to be quite common at the museum, and what we're going to find out is consequential ways that the bible is important to american society. tonight we're going to be looking at the connection between the bible and religious freedom. you know, the founders of our nation, and the fo

byron johnson. >> good evening. the museum of the bible has many wonderful exhibits that i hope you all get a chance to see. many of these kpiblts are historical. some are contemporary. and i have to say they are truly amazing. lectures and sim posia like the one we are going to see tonight are going to be quite common here at the museum. what we are going to find out is the the many consequential ways in which the bible is important to american society. tonight we are going to be looking at the connection between the bible and religious freedom. you know, the founders of our nation and the forbearers came to this land to begin an unusual experiment. it had to do with a lot of things including religious freedom. one of the most iconic symbols of that religious freedom is the liberty bell. and some of you may have had a chance to see a replica of it on the second floor. the liberty bell was ordered on november the 1st, 1751 as a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of william penn's charter. when you toured, you see

protesting the mask mandate based on politics and not science, i am talking with florida congressman byron donald

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it happened on brentwood boulevard just west of byron highway sheriff's deputies found 3 people who had been shot. well, 2 of them were taken to the hospital. the other died at the scene. police have not released any information about the gunman or the victims. well, us appeals court says the federal government is not responsible for the debt of kate's timely. she was shot and killed on a san francisco pier back in 2015, jose iraq today was acquitted of killing her despite being in possession of a gun. the gun belonged to a u.s. part ranger who left it loaded and unlocked. his car signed. these parents can sue the federal government arguing that the ranger was liable in her death. the ruling issued yesterday says there were too many factors. other factors rather in play. well, still ahead of the fall for morning news, a possible light at the end of the tunnel here with doctor fauci. >> and they carry health experts are saying about the recent spike in covid cases. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a time for you now for 29 am i'm reyna harvey on this wednesday morning, middle o

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the byron sounded in northern israel and the occupied golan heights after they were fired. as bala has claimed, responsibility is responded with artillery strikes in southern lebanon. they know who has the latest, from able to suck in southern lebanon. there is a cautious calm after a brief flare up of violence along the wall. the border between long time enemies has below. and israel, the area behind me was a battle ground cross border shelling. but it was clear that neither israel nor has, well, i was interested in any major escalation if you read has well, a statement that said that we targeted open areas around is really military outpost, basically saying that we could have hit the military outpost. we could have caused casualties. what as well as trying to do is to tell the israelis do not change the rules of engagement, which have been in place since 2006 because on early thursday, israel retaliated to rocket fire with air strikes in the past at any retaliation along the border, they used to, you know, shell areas of the not air strikes. but i think there was also ano

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this points all information suggests that the 1st explosion occurred near the byron hotel. located not far away from caldwell airport and that is where you k, an american citizens have been staying as the eagerly awaited the extraction from the capital. the flights continue, we hear that carbon international airport because of course inside the port bodies all secured by us and we're than soldiers. they have established their own security zone within the airport, enabling the flights to continue these explosions happening in the taliban controlled area outside. and it's all correspondent, broad garcia. there's told us we'll be hearing from him by the way, probably within the next 10 minutes life from the african capital. he explained to his that the security sounds outside the whole. they're all controlled by taliban militants that they do conduct security checks. the attempt that to prevent something like this happening, happening, people who are approaching the airport hoping to fly out. they were being padded down to being checked, to make sure they didn't carry any weap