that is actually just behind arlington house. so we thought it was appropriate to transfer the remains to the army so that these soldiers could be buried, albeit not in that particular grave, at arlington national cemetery. so we transferred the remains to then this past summer. we thought it was really important to send -- you know what? i just turn it off. sorry about that. we thought it was important to send a piece of the battlefield with them. after all, they had rested their on the battlefield for 155 years. so we had an old hundred year old oak tree that had been severely damaged in a wind storm. our staff felt really strongly about making coffins for these soldiers for them to rest in. so when they were buried in arlington, they were both wrapped in reproduction u.s. army blankets from the civil war. in the civil war style, these coffins were what they were buried in. they did have to go into a larger container provided by the army, but they will rest at arlington national cemetery in coffins made from trees of the battle

get out of arlington. kate wyatt is with us now. she, herself, is a marine veteran. kate, thank you so much for coming on and speaking about this. it's so important. thank you. >> thank you for having me, brianna. >> you know, i think it's -- for you, i want to talk about this picture. obviously, it has been many years since you lost your husband. obviously, still incredibly painful. but this was a picture from 2017, this day that trump reportedly asked kelly, what's in it for them, and you had never seen this photo before until recent days. tell us what it was like here when you saw that gravestone of your husband's in this photo. >> yeah. my mom had sent me the photo yesterday and said i'm not sure how we missed this. and i looked at the photo and the first thing that i noticed was derek's name, and his tombstone. it really triggered me as a widow, as a veteran. i absolutely discourage political moves using veterans and who are killed in action and pows as a leveraging chip, bargaining chip or bid for re-election. i was instantly furious. i reached out to my friend

that occurs before a private ceremony is held next week at arlington national summit torrey, where she will be laid --rest with her late husband arlington national cemetery where she will be laid to rest with her late husband. theynate republicans say will move forward with naming a replacement for the supreme court. mitch mcconnell spoke about his intentions from the senate floor shortly after paying tribute to the life and legacy of justice ginsburg. following the end of an exceptional american life. justice ruth bader ginsburg added so much to our country. first and foremost, she was a brilliant generational legal that climbed one obstacle ther another to summit pinnacle of her profession. she was a fixture on the nation's highest court for more than a quarter of a century. she was not just a lawyer. not just a lawyer, but a leader. from majority opinions to impassioned distance -- dissents, her work and lightens scholars and students for generations. by all accounts, justice ginsberg love to work because she loved the law. story,re ordinary life her courage and excellence in the fa

played at one site this season, at the home of the rangers in arlington, texas. the single site mimics the bubble setups for the nba, wnba, and nhl. arlington, houston, los angeles, and san diego will be used after the wild card round. >>> more than 1,000 americans have lost their lives to the coronavirus just in the last 24 hours. as the u.s. death toll nears 200,000, there are 6.6 million confirmed cases nationwide. >> but a new cdc report shows covid-19 is disproportionately killing children of color. 75% of those under the age of 21 who died from the virus are minorities, mostly hispanic and black. the report concluded systemic barriers that contribute to health disparities must be removed. >>> a new york teenager suspended for the entire school year because he kept showing up for class. maverick stowe felt he should be at his long island high school five days per week, so he showed up on remote learning days. the school threatened to close if he didn't stay home. more than 2,000 of his classmates signed a petition calling his actions egotistical. >>> house s

she took a cab to a place arlington hall across the river in virginia. before the war it had been what was called a junior college, in the day when women should get some education, but not too much. junior colleges were a place affluent families would send their daughters to get a smattering of french and english and math, but also piano, typing, deportment, horseback riding, skills that were thought to serve them well later in life. the military needed top-secret compounds for the massive code breaking operations that would begin to develop. and they didn't have secure compounds the way we do now in washington, so they kicked the girls out of arlington hall, moved schoolteachers in, and overnight dot braden found herself working in this massive, hot, temporary building with thousands of other schoolteachers, civilian women, taking trash courses in the geography of asia, assembly lines were set up, women receiving a teletype from the pacific, and these were the schoolteachers who very quick, without benefit of a year-long training course in college, were

luego de que su ataÚd fuera llevado al cementerio de arlington, donde serÁ enterrado. la despedida fue la combinaciÓn de una semana de honores pÚblicos para una mujer de una dimensiÓn histórica. en la mÁs Íntimo y mano de la jueza ginsburg tiene una nueva luz con las palabras de quien fuera su ama de llaves por mÁs de 20 aÑos. una inmigrante boliviana. elizabeth sala le dio su emotivo testimonio a claudia. claudia: con los mÁximos honores llegÓ al capitolio el fÉretro de la jueza ruth ginsburg. una inmigrante boliviana estÁ entre los familiares que la recibieron. elizabeth: cuando cerrÓ los ojos, yo estuve ahÍ. claudia: por 22 aÑos, elizabeth salas fue la de llaves dÉbil ginsburg. estuvo a su lado dÍa en ocho, hasta el dÍa que muriÓ. elizabeth estaba respirando muy lento. en una de esas dijo... y ese fue su final. estamos ahÍ. claudia: recuerda a ginsburg como una jefa muy humana. elizabeth: no querÍa que nadie me mirara mal, o que dijeron algo de mÍ. ella siempre decÍa no, elizabeth es perfecta. si a ella la tratan mal, me estÁn tratando mal a

we bring teachers into arlington national cemetary to the federal memorial in the middle of arlington national cemetary was committing -- to in 1914 the center of confederate graves and it's a prima problematic memorial for a number of reasons it's a not apologetic pro confederate monument during a time supposedly of national reconciliation. but it reinforces in the most direct way. the most explicit way possible the myth of the loyal slave in two ways. it includes the image of the loyal figure that was in the news yesterday the company puts out and jemima has basically discontinued calling it that even getting rid of the image itself that is a classic example of a manager of the loyal sleeve image but this is of a oil manny taking a child of a confederate officer who's about to go off to war and then in another group on the memorial is sort of a group of soldiers. confederate soldiers. and you see what is a uniformed black man marching off and for many people today they use this or they say this as evidence of black confederate soldiers but it's really a buddy servant or what i call

"the atlantic" also reporting that during a memorial day have the visit to arlington -- sources say trump turned to kelly and asked, i don't get it, what was in it for them? john kelly declined to comment on the story. >> it is an honor to serve the american people. >> reporter: and following the death of arizona senator john mccain, the article also claims trump reportedly became angry that flags were lowered to half staff at the white house and told aides we're not going to support that loser's funeral. trump today denying it on twitter writing, quote, i never called john a loser. but while campaigning for president in 2015, he did. >> he lost. so i never liked him as much after that because i don't like losers. >> he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. okay? >> reporter: amid the president's rebuke, the journalist behind the story is defending his reporting. >> i stand by my reporting. i have multiple sources telling me this is what happened so i stand by it. >> reporter: and trump's democratic opponent joe biden, whose late son beau served in th

arlington, houston, los angeles, and san diego will be used after the wild card round. >>> more than 1,000 americans have lost their lives to the coronavirus just in the last 24 hours. as the u.s. death toll nears 200,000, there are 6.6 million confirmed cases nationwide. >> but a new cdc report shows covid-19 is disproportionately killing children of color. 75% of those under the age of 21 who died from the virus are minorities, mostly hispanic and black. the report concluded systemic barriers that contribute to health disparities must be removed. >>> a new york teenager suspended for the entire school year because he kept showing up for class.

>> i would ask him how he knew that the what was going on in arlington? and that he was close to being uncovered. he never said anything about it. so that story is one. but there's another story. it turns out he was in a piece of british history that most people don't know much about is their internet. they entered 30,000 mostly german refugees. 90% of them were jewish and would be ed that this a fifth colony and -- rounded up 30,000 of them. and some of those -- several thousand they sent to canada. nd in canada, fuks was freing. he was very -- about his communism and cameer in the nfluence of a very cares matic amed hanz. and these are all -- many of the people in these were young university students or very, very -- as one of the camp commanders said i have the smartest depoup often people in any place in canada right here. [laughter] one went object to be a nobel peace prize and these people made amazing discoveries in their lives later. just like fuks, he was in edinboro. taken off. that's what happened to all of them. one of those people was another

we bring teach toorz the arlington national cemetery to the confederate memorial in the middle of arlington national cemetery, and was dedicated in 1914 and surrounds roughly 360 confederate graves. and it's a problematic memorial on a number of levels. it is a nonapologetic, you know, pro-confederate monument during a time supposedly of national resectional reconciliation. but it reinforces the -- in the most direct way, the most explicit way possible the myth of the loyal slave in two ways. it includes the image of the loyal -- figure. the company that puts out aunt jemima will basically discontinue calling it that and getting rid of the image itself. that's the classic example. but this is the mammy taking the child of confederate officer about to go off to war, and another in the muial is a group of soldiers, and you see what is uniformed black man marching off. and for many people today they use this or cite it as evidence of black confederate soldiers. but it's really a body serving or what i call a camp slave that would have marched off to war with his master. and it's problematic be

but i wasn't with him that day at arlington national cemetery so i don't have direct knowledge of that exchange. but, again, it is not inconsistent from what we've heard the president say and do in the past. >> has he ever spoken to you, just in general, about the president's views on our nation's military? >> no, he hasn't. general kelly or secretary kelly has not. >> jeffrey goldberg was on cnn this morning talking about this article and that his sources prefer to stay off the record because, quote, they don't want to be inundated with angry tweets and all of the rest. we are two months out from an election and goldberg described the sources as those with firsthand knowledge and, david, do these people owe it to the nation, these people who are sourced in this piece, do they owe it to the nation and their fellow service members to go public with something as important as this? >> i think it is important for them to do it. but every individual has to make that personal choice of where that line is for them. the fact that they've spoken out even anonymously is still important. i have n

>> i would ask him how he knew that the what was going on in arlington? and that he was close to being uncovered? he never said anything about it. so that story is one. but there's another story. it turns out he was in a piece of british history that most people don't know about. their internment. interned 30,000 mostly german refugees. 90% of them were jewish and they decided that this would be a fifth colony, and rounded up 30,000 of them. some of those, several thousand , they sent to canada. in canada, fuchs was very free communism, and came under the influence of a very charismatic man named hanz. these are all, many of the people in these were young university students or very, very -- as one of the camp commanders said i have the smartest depoup often people in any place in canada right here. [laughter] , he was inuchs bohr,niles he was taken off. was the head of theoretical physics at harwell in england in the late 40's, this person worked for him. he knew that klaus was a communist. klaus did not hide his feelings when he was in the camp. he work

arlington is the final resting place for black union soldiers that gave their lives for this country. section 27 in the far corner. the confederate section is a prominent one. it not only pushes the history of black soldiers, union soldiers out of the picture, but it reinforces a dangerous view or interpretation of african-americans at a time when, of course, we are talking about legalized segregation. that is ranked top of my list in terms of monuments that deserve at least a very serious discussion. >> any movement? mr. levin: absolutely not and i suspect there won't be. >> ok. trying to see -- i think i have a few more minutes. i will take liberty and i will slip that question a little bit. i will start again with dr. green. of all the monuments that have been removed recently, which one did you do a dance for when that came down? sam?t me, as a student, and theeral reaction removal andover the my relationship with the andersity had shifted pushed me more into entering these debates. when i did get to do it, i did a little jump for joy over that. silent sam was the one i did. mr. l

and she will be buried next to her husband of more than 50 years at arlington national cemetery. >> this service will last until about 9:30 our time this morning. at that point the casket will be tack enaway and we will continue to bring live pictures throughout the morning while this ceremony is underway. >>> just want to mention, you know, she is the first woman ever to lie in state as you see here in the u.s. capitol rotunda. the first woman in our history to be bestowed with this honor. it is fitting because as i said she spent her life fighting for equality for women in this country. we will continue our look at that and also want to get a look at weather and traffic. because it is a friday morning. it is a nice day out there. >> john, good morning. >> definitely a nice one today, guys. i hope you enjoy it as much as you can because after today things not so nice. getting hot and fire danger increasing, especially into the latter part of the weekend. as for today though, more and more sunshine over berkeley. hey, good air quality to top it all off too. you will expect moderate condi

or russell in jordan joins when i live from arlington in virginia and roseland these comments from president trump it's extremely controversial in the united states just how is this affecting voter trust in the upcoming election. well if you listen to political analysts they say that the risk of confusing a low information voters are voters who don't pay a lot of attention to politics is pretty high what the president had to say at 1st blush could be confusing to people trying to figure out whether it is actually safe to take part in the election this year. someone you maryland out ok you sign it and send it in and then you have to follow it. and a final action day or early voting that is not tabulated and counted you know vote. and then if for some reason after that it shouldn't take that long it comes in they're not going to be able to tabulate it because you will of voted but you have to make sure your vote counts because the only way they're going to beat us is by doing that kind of stuff of trying to be nice. and of course this is one of the themes that donald trump has been hitting on

responders in new york city, arlington, and into mortal rushed , putting their lives on the line to save strangers. and as the dust settled and 3000 american families grieved their loved ones far before their time, we quickly saw there was no going back. the old world that we had woken up to that tuesday morning was gone. we had not gone overseas in search of these monsters. these monsters came to us. these enemies would not leave our nation alone if we declined to confront them, so as we reflect on this anniversary tomorrow, we will remember the thousands of innocent americans who died that day and the brave servicemen and women who went on to pay the ultimate sacrifice to do justice and to prevent more attacks. my fellow kentuckians and i could not be prouder of the heroes stationed on our soil who have deployed throughout the war on terror. thespecial operators of campbell,d at fort kentucky, handled the very first airborne insertion of troops in mid-october. a dangerous flight over the hindu kush mountains. the soldiers it carried were from the famed fifth special forces group, also

now recall in patty cole haynes story she talked about the visit that trump made to arlington national cemetery to visit the grave site of a young man whose father at the time was the department of homeland security secretary john kelly at that press conference on friday the president accused john kelly who also served as his chief of staff out of being one of the sources for the story in a sense basically accusing him of lying about donald trump ok ruslan jars and that lie for us and virginia thank you very much indeed for bringing us the latest. after decades of conflict serbia and kosovo have agreed to normalize economic ties serbian president acts on the stand kosovo's prime minister of the haughty have been in talks in washington d.c. for several days now in addition both nations have agreed to normalize relations with israel under the agreements muslim majority cos of all will recognize israel and sarah pia will move it sam proceed from tel aviv to jerusalem. you can go to continue speaking about politics be sure it's resolved for problems there are still a lot of differences bet

troops to take part in military parades saying nobody wants to see that it also says on this visit to arlington national cemetery with his then homeland security secretary who son was buried there after being killed in action the president reportedly said i don't get it what is in it for them trump is denying the allegations and it was a totally fake story and that was confirmed by many people who were actually there it was a terrible thing that somebody could say that kind of thing but that denial is being met with skepticism because of the president's past comments like this one about senator john mccain but you know you lost sight of it like that was what you have to that because i don't like you i thought but right frank let me get up he hit me is that a war hero or hero is a war in iraq after years he's a war hero presumes capture i like people that weren't captured ok i hate to say the biden campaign was quick to make this an issue really seen this ad. the former vice president called the allegations if true disgusting my son volunteered to join the united states military as you turn the

well let's get more now from rosalynn joints and she joins me live from arlington in virginia. currently speaking at an event in pennsylvania has he taken the opportunity to clarify those controversial remarks. well at least not in the last 5 minutes or so from what i can tell he is just wrapping up his remarks and as best as i know he did not address the matter of people trying to vote twice which is illegal across the united states in any election not just the presidential election what donald trump did do during most of this speech was one attack joe biden the democratic nominee basically accusing him of not having all of his mental faculties and not being fit for office he also talked about the rumors in recent days that he may have suffered a series of mini strokes in late 2019 and donald trump again disavowed those rumors he also spent considerable time criticizing the protesters who have taken to the streets against racism and against police brutality in this country conflating ves protesters with members of the so-called anarchist groups who logs in force but experts sa

it is problematic because arlington is the final resting place for black union soldiers that gave their lives for this country. they are reburied -- buried off in section 27, where very few people will ever visit. the confederate section is a very prominent one. it not only sort of pushes the history of black soldiers, union soldiers, out of the picture, but it reinforces a dangerous view or interpretation of african-americans at a time when, of course, we are talking about legalized segregation. that was right at the top of my list in terms of monuments that deserve at least a very serious discussion. >> any movement? >> no. absolutely not. and i suspect there will not be. >> ok. hesitate -- i am trying to see. i have got a few more minutes, so i will take a liberty here and put that question a little bit. i will start with dr. green. of all the monuments that have been removed recently, which one did you do a dance for when that came down? so i monument that -- [laughter] silent sam? heel bread.ar had to as a student, i deal with for five years on the campus. the discussion over the p

let's get more now from rosalynn george and she joins us now live from arlington in virginia president trump has just taken questions from the press room what did he have to say. well the president took questions mostly from friendly reporters but late in the press conference which took more than an hour or so at the white house he started getting questions about the atlantic magazine article and his views of troops that were either injured or killed in combat and he also had to respond to the allegations that many both active duty and notably prominent veterans are criticizing him for his alleged abuse this is what dahl probably told reporters during that press conference. it's a disgrace because you look at what i've done for the united states military i love those people i've gotten them pay raises when they didn't get anything near what i've been able to do and i've rebuilt 2.5 trillion dollars every build the united states military now where including space force nobody has done more for them and then when i have to have a report read like that from a 3rd rate magazine that's not

all russell and jordan joins me now live from arlington in virginia and was trump is not backing away from those controversial comments. well in the 1st blush it doesn't seem as if he's backing the way but what he is doing very carefully for people who are paying very close attention to what he's saying is that because sometimes early votes aren't actually counted until election day it is theoretically possible to go to a polling place and to cast another ballot now of course you would want to know if you're going into a vote that there would be some sort of indication that maybe you've got a ballot ahead of time and perhaps they won't let you vote at the polling place but on the off chance that they don't have that kind of checks and balances the suggestion is that theoretically you could cast a ballot a 2nd time however the president was very careful to say that it would now be the responsibility of the elections officials in someone's community to see that there were 2 ballots being cast and to throw one of those ballots the 2nd vote as it were throw it away so that you wouldn't ac

well rosalynn jordan joins me now live from arlington in virginia and rosalynn strums just touched in pennsylvania holds a campaign event is it likely he'll address this control vissi in his remarks. it's likely that the u.s. president donald trump will talk about his concerns about mail in voting or absentee voting talk about his ongoing fears of voter fraud because of ballots illegally being passed through mail and an absentee voting it's a point that donald trump has been stressing for several months now part of a campaign according to his critics to deal with shit i'm on the november election and that is something that democrats are worried about they're also worried about the fact that the confusion in the message coming not just from the president but from the attorney general william barr may confuse some people and perhaps induce them to not counted a ballot at all 3rd or in the weeks leading up to the election with the mail in or absentee ballot this is a situation that has them worried because the president has also raised the specter of democrats trying to steal the electio

a cabo una ceremonia privada y se espera que el sepelio se lleve a cabo en el cementerio general de arlington . >>> y bueno se habla de posibles candidatas, randy serrano con más . >>> acá fuera de la corte suprema siguen recordando a la magistrada mientras se escoge quién tomará su cargo. >>> terremoto polticio apenas comienza, y el epicentro de la mayoría republicana basta con cuatro para evitar esta posición . >>> todos van a votar en bloque a favor de esta nominación. >>> pero dos magistrada no votarán . >>> también ahora dice que respaldaria a quien nomine el presidente ,. >>> donald trump se prepara para hacer el anuncio a finales de esta semana y aunque ha dicho que nombrará una mujer altamente calificada , estas serían dos mujeres . >>> (en inglés) nominada por trump a una corte federal. >>> la condición es que sean sexualista y no estén ahí para adelantar ideologías de un lado o de otro. >>> el público acá podría rendirle tribuntos y el viernes será otro homenaje en el caitlio. >>> este lunes el presidente donald trump y joe biden hacen campañas electorales, joe

the late supreme court justice was the 1st woman and jewish person to lie in state it was taken to arlington national cemetery where she'll be buried ginsburg died a week ago after serving on the highest court for 27 years. u.s. media says president trump is to nominate judge amy barrett to the supreme court to replace ginsburg the 48 year old federal appeals court judges known for her conservative religious views trump told journalists on friday he made up his mind but refused to confirm the speculation ahead of an official announcement on saturday. at least 22 people are dead after a military plane crashed in eastern ukraine the aircraft crashed and burst into flames while landing in the city of to give it to you before he said to people on board was seriously injured and 4 others and missing most of the victims were young military cadets. turkish prosecutors have issued arrest warrants for $82.00 people including a man and members of a pro kurdish opposition party it's part of an investigation into deadly riots in $24.00 tane sparked by anger at the government's perceived inaction against

the light supreme court justice was the 1st woman and jewish person to lie in state it was taken to arlington national cemetery where she'll be buried ginsburg died a week ago off to serving on the highest court for 27 years. in u.s. made ias says president donald trump is to nominate judge a new barrett to the supreme court to replace skins but the 48 year old federal appeals court judge is known for her conservative religious views trump told journalists on friday he's made up his mind but refused to confirm the speculation ahead of an official announcement on saturday. the french interior minister has said a knife attack in paris was quote clearly an act of terror up the incident on friday left 2 people wounded one seriously 2 suspects have been arrested the stabbing took place as the trial was underway of suspects in another attack on the offices of the satirical magazine in 2015. a sickening sense of deja vu in this paris neighborhood 1st responders will out the victims at the same site of the most infamous attack against press freedom in france the former offices of charlie hebdo where

forget the home-field advantage now in the national division series in arlington texas. the ranger division series will be in san diego or dodger stadium. and seal texas and a lca in san diego. in arlington, no team will play a home game after the first round. let's hope we can get there. this is a no-brainer. in every sense of the word. shaun livingston is a winner. has a wealth of knowledge and a class act. not to mention a doggone good player. five years with the warriors. it makes perfect sense to bring him in the organization in a official capacity. they named him director of team affairs and player engagement. he always expressed the desire to work in the front office after his playing days. if they are looking great to have him. >> i'm looking for shawn to be in a mentor for our younger players. sean saw it all as a player, going through ups and downs. he's got a wisdom to share to the young players. he will be a huge asset to our organization. >> eastern conference finals in the mba. upset with milwaukee and toronto. jimmy butler of miami. jimmy butler had a litt

the two men trump and kelly were set to visit section 60, the 4 acres areal of arlington. john kelly's son is buried in section 60. he was 29 years old. president trump was meant on this visit to join john kelly and paying respects at his son's grave and comfort the family about their fallen service members. according to sources with knowledge of the visit, trump while standing by robert kell kelley's grave and turned to kelly's father and said "i don't get it, what was in it for them"? john kelly initially believe that trump was making a reference to the selflessness of america's voluntary source. later he realized that trump does not understand non-transactional life choices. he can't fathom the idea of doing something for someone other than himself. he just thinks anyone who does anything when there is no direct personal gain is a sucker. there is no money in serving the nation. kelly's friend went on the say, trump can't imagine anyone else's pain that's why he would say this to a father of a fallen marine in the cemetery where he's buried. goldberg says i have asked n

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she'll be buried in arlington national cemetery next to her husband. quite an honor for justice ginsburg. what a chord she struck in the united states. we saw it all week long on the steps of the u.s. supreme court. >> sowerful, george. i was down there several times. took my own family down there. her journey is such an american journey. that majestic moment there, this honor of lying in state in the capitol. all part of recognizing her story is the best of our stories. the daughter of immigrant families. she's not only the first woman to lie in state, she's the first jewish person to lie in state. a person who did have to overcome discrimination on the basis of gender and in many ways discrimination on the basis of her faith and the faith of her family. here she is with all of, as you point out nicely, the majestic honor, the ceremony that focuses our attention on that story, on her patriotism, her service to this country and what she did for this country. i'm struck as i was at the supreme court when she was lying in repose there, that the little gi

now she will move on to ultimately be laid to rest next to her husband at arlington national cemetery. >> an amazing woman. we will miss her. >>> 9:51 is the time right now. we want to look at the weather. the big news is the heat wave. it will last for quite some time. >> it is. it looks like the rest of the month after today. do savor today as much as you can. beautiful skies over san francisco. good air quality for most of the bay area. a couple of pockets up to san jose and davis that are in the moderate category. a few will pop up into the afternoon too. still enjoying an on shore breeze that will die down today. and after that, it is going to be traded in for a hot, dry off shore wind. that will drag from the northeast hot and dry winds from our direction. wind will be breezy enough that we will be seeing high fire danger. we have plenty of dry vegetation. hot temperatures right around the corner. low humidity and the high wind speeds. you will be seeing red flag warnings take effect at 9:00 p.m. still under a fire weather watch for solano county. i'm expecting that to be upgrad

luego serÁ trasladada al cementerio nacional de arlington donde habrÁ una ceremonia donde ella descansarÁ en paz junto a su esposo asÍ que pues hoy final lo que han sido varios dÍas de honores, por la persona que lucha por la igualdad y motivÓ a muchas mujeres y sobre todo a gracias edwin..por cierto, el presidnte trump dijo que maqana nominara a una mujer para ocupar la silla de la jueza ruth bader ginsburg. conozcamos mas de las dos juezas favoritas en la lista... amy coney barrett, tiene 48 aqos de edad, es jueza federal del sptimo circuito de apelaciones, se desempeqo como asistente del juez de la corte suprema antonin scalia, tiene 7 hijos y es una catolica devota anti-abortista.en tanto, barbara lagoa, de 52 aqos, es jueza de la corte suprema de florida, la-primera mujer hispana en la corte suprema de este mismo estado. formo parte del grupo de abogados que represento a la famili del entonces niqo, elian gonzalez... barbara es cubano-americana... precisamente aylen del toro fue hasta la escuela, inmaculada concepcion, en hialeah, florida, donde estudio primaria la abogada barbara

sus restos serÁn enterrados en el cementerio nacional de arlington, el viernes. patricia: quÉ maravilla como nos abriÓ el camino tantas mujeres y como nos ha inspirado. miles de bomberos empiezan a ver progresos en su lucha por sofocar un gran incendio que arde las montaÑas al este de los Ángeles. este miÉrcoles lograron contener un 58%, aprovechando un descenso de los vientos. otro grupo frenÓ un poco los incendios amateur y santa cruz, desde que el 16 de agosto se registraron una serie de relÁmpagos. al volver, en medio de la pandemia ambulancias piratas extorsionan a familiares de pacientes. esto sucede en mÉxico. tambiÉn, manifestantes acampan en la plaza del zÓcalo exigiendo la renuncia del presidente. ¿que hemos aprendido del covid 19? es peligroso... pero sabemos como protegerte a ti y a los tuyos. usa mascarilla. lávate las manos. mantén 6 pies de distancia. unidos... lo podemos lograr. patricia: vamos a mÉxico, han denunciado dice que detrÁs de este episodio estÁ el kremlin. este hombre pasÓ 24 dÍas en cuidados intensivos y en coma indu

the and lcs in texas in the world series in arlington, texas no matter what. so no team will play a home game after the first round of the playoffs. it looks like we will actually have a playoffs [ laughter ] this year in baseball. at times you've got to wonder what it is looking like, but we are going to get that. >>> not to forget the national hockey league. you do need to check this out as is the aisles of . are trying to stave off against elimination tonight. jordan eberle will score in the second overtime and that takes the game to one. they are in on the series now. however, tampa does lead the series 3/2 2. this happened a few days ago. this is brett sutter in milwaukee, left-hander. that looks like olympic gold to me for sure [ laughter ]. i love this, brody smith, a world- class frisbee with. watch this, a guy in a passing boat. yes, yes away laundry. >> that was a great catch. i don't know what was better, the frisbee toss or the catch. but that is the sporting life for right now. we will have more for you in about 25 minutes. it is 11:00, time for m

and still ahead in morning sports, the a's facing the texas rangers and it was a slugfest in arlington we have highlights of all the big flies including an early ground grand slam by the a's that's co we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>the oakland a's 6 and a half games up in looking to increase their lead even more bob melvin company masking up in arlington texas taking on the rangers four-game set top of the first no score. 3 ducks on the pond. they call that bases loaded from adelson who knows what to do high and deep to right. wonder which fan caught no one but the u.s. taking early 4 nothing lead on olsen's grand slam. then in the second day's up 5, 3 and sean murphy uses all of sc

that but we do know she will be laid to rest next to her beloved husband who passed away in 2010 at arlington national cemetery. jon: david spunt in washington thank you. at least 35 people including one firefighter have died and dozens of wildfires burning across the west, some rain is expected the house doused the rain and clear the smoke, christina coleman is live in california with more. >> that rain is offering relief, the firefighters with this pacific northwest, here in southern california hot dry day, i am here at the munroe b akin you park and helicopters have been flying over there all afternoon encircling the mountains checking for hotspots, they want to make sure there is no flareups in this immediate area for the bobcat fire, the bobcat fire burning northeast of los angeles has doubled in size since last week and burned 100,000 acres with 14 days, new evacuation orders were issued for desert communities yesterday as the wind pushed the fire further north and destroyed homes and the nature center as the natural area, geological site that more than 130,000 people visit each year, t

to watch her casket process out of the statuary hall to the rotunda and come to eventual burial at arlington national ceremony. we've seen many people get emotional throughout the course of the day today. of course kamala harris also in attendance, now the nominee to be the democratic vice president if she and joe biden win the election coming up in november, one of a handful of women to be on the vice presidential candidate. that of course would be another historic breaking of a barrier should she actually take that position. a lot of reflecting here at the capitol, especially, as we have mentioned, of course, ruth bader ginsburg, the first woman to ever lie in state in the history of our republic, andrea. >> and the first jewish woman at that. the rabbi at the service said today, reading from the injunction from the 16th chapter of dutie duty eeuteronomy. lisa, you must have seen that plaque. >> andrea, thank you for having me. yes, justice, justice, you must pursue, is exactly what she did always until the very end. >> one of the other things the rabbi mentioned, the rabbi who is her rabb

postal worker jesus collazos took time to greet every neighbor along his mail route in arlington, virginia. he spent over 20 years in the postal service after immigrating from colombia. he and his wife raised two children in a home he first discovered along his route. at 67 years old, he loved to show off his grandchildren on social media, always with the caption "life is good." hatsy yasukochi was thheart of her family-run san francisco bakery. >> i decorate cakes, i answer the phone, and i wait on customers. amna: she lived by the japanese phrase "gaman" -- to persevere -- enduring imprisonment with her family in u.s. internment camps in the 1940s and beating breast cancer as an adult. the 80-year-old grandmother's bakery walls were adorned with family photos and silly snapchats. dolly raper was one of few fluent cherokee speakers left in the cherokee nation and, according to her family, made the best fry bread in oklahoma. known for her generosity, friends say dolly was always there with a helping hand. she never complained not even when battling breast cance the matriarch of her family

que se llevarÁn a cabo en privado solo para su familia en el cementerio nacional de argenti arakaar arlington. >>> gracias javier, siguen las manifestaciones por la muerte e breonna taylor aunque la policÍa dijo que actuÓ en defensa propia >>> estamos en el escenario de breonna taylor donde fue aquÍ donde la familia de breonna con su abogado hablaron por primera vez desde que el pasado miÉrcoles un gran jurado decidiera no presentarles cargoss de homicidio a los 3 agentes involucrados por su r muerte. la familia y el abogado le pidieron al procurador general de este estado que diera a conocer la transcripciÓn los procedimientos que hizo el gran jurado para llegar a esta conclusiÓn. una tÍa de breonna leyÓ un comunicado a nombre de la mamÁ de breonna quien estuvo en la rueda de prensa pero de manera silenciosa en este comunicado lamenta la muerte de su hija pero mÁs lamenta lo que se haya hecho en este caso no presentando cargoss de homicidio a estos oficiales. ayer continuaron las protestas en louisville y en otras ciudades del paÍs aqui cientos de manifestantes tomaron las calles

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the new one in arlington park. the championship series will be with a world series in arlington. perhaps, about 10,000 fans allowed to attends. the frymaners are desperate for help at wide receiver. so they've signed the wide receiver reuniting him with coach shanahan. thy were together for a year in atlanta when kyle was the offensive coordinator of the falcons. they were decimated by injuries. how many could he help? it remains to be seen as an eight-year vet. so think about this. he has to come in, learn the play book and quickly get ready for the 49ers game sunday at the new york jets, the nba news, nice honors for eric pascal. he was the second round pick out of villanova. he made an immediate impact. almost five boards per game. he's the only rookie to rank top five in scoring before the nba went on hiatus. playoffs tonight. a good game. boston, miami, game one. straight to the fourth quarter. they call him jimmy buckets for a reason. malby one. in o.t., kemba walk we are a uconn flash back. c's up by 1. down to the final seconds, the butler did it again. the hoop plus the

será el martes 20 de octubre cayendo el miércoles 28 por su parte la serie divisional se jugara en arlington mientras que el partido de sudamericanas eran en los angeles, san diego será una serie de dos o tres el fútbol club barcelona pudo presentar a (nombre extranjero) el bosnio llega por otro temporadas, el club blaugrana lo presentó y usara la camiseta número ocho es el sueño de su vida y compartir vestuario con lionel messi ser un placer después de una carrera en la que jugó con grandes jugadores >>> arranca la liga el 27 de septiembre en casa frente a villarreal >>> domina la acción fue presentado por toyota como vayamos juntos >>> (comerciales) >>> según la histeria que verá solo en telemundo 48 una familia esta pidiendo ayuda luego de que ladrones robaron su única herramienta de trabajo en san josé, vamos a tener detalles de esto y más hoy en vivo a las 11 la alcaldesa san francisco tiene la extensión de las protecciones contra desalojos para pequeños negocios la moratoria podría extenderse si emite una orden después del 30 de septiembre en marzo permitió a los ovin

jonathan, arlington, virginia. what kind of business do you run? caller: i am in private -- host: how is your business doing? did you apply for a ppp loan? caller: i did not need to. i tell you what, you are going in and out a bit. give us a call back. we will try to get that line cleared up as we go to carol from new jersey on that line for those who are unemployed. how long have you been unemployed? caller: carol. i mean i have been unemployed since march 13. i applied on the 16th from new jersey. i have not received my first unemployment check. i am not happy about it. i just wanted -- host: what did they tell you? what is the reason? caller: no. i have called. telephone, in my have about five numbers. i have called the governor's office, the senator's office. they have a form you can fill out online, but i just don't get anywhere. they kind of send you back a form. it is like a big circle. they did give me a profile. i am a substitute teacher. they did say i would get something, but i have not received a debit card in the mail yet. strange.t ve

ginsburg will become the first woman to lie in state at the capitol tomorrow before being buried at arlington national cemetery next week. >>> meanwhile a new polling shows the majority of americans think the winner of the upcoming general election should be the one to name a replacement for supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. according to a poll conducted by cnn ssrs says -- >>> still ahead, protests erupt across the country after a grand jury decides to charge just one of the police officers involved in the shooting death of breonna taylor. we're going to talk about the fallout coming up next on "way too early." fallout coming up ney too early. joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or wor

and he is buried at arlington national cemetery. jeffrey goldberg reports, according to sources, trump while standing by robert kelly's brave turned directly to his father and said, i don't get it. what was in it for them? kelly, who declined to comment for this story initially believed that trump was making a ham handed reference to the selflessne selflessness. but he later came to realize trump does not understand nontransactional life choices. he can't fathom the idea of doing something for someone other than himself. he just thinks that anyone who does anything when there is no direct personal gain to be had is a sucker. there is no money in serving the nation, kelly's friend went on to say. trump can't imagine anyone else's pain. that's why he would say this to the father of a fallen marine on memorial day. >> donald trump sees military parades the way dictators do. so even though he thinks the military is for losers and suckers, for years now, donald trump has been trying to mount a military parade in washington, not to honor