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What we can do is tell a story thats a more full, in depth story. >> when you walk by that and you walk by with with your children and your people, whats the message being sent? >> theres a possible your great, great-grandfather was being sold here. >> what it represents as a rippling effect that exists in the very fabric. >> thats just america. >> the black barbershop has always been a place of community, where wisdom is passed and stories are traded. todays no different. so what was it like gr...

His bathroom. a reporter executed in front of her home. their lives had been interconnected. but what about their deaths? random deaths or, as some suspect, part of an international murder conspiracy that stretches across two continents and several world capitals? well investigate who wanted them dead and why. the case will take us from moscow to rome to london into a world of spies and spy catchers, of corruption, and those who dare to expose it, a world in which murder happens often. was there...

Moment? >> in fairview, kentucky, the birthplace of jefferson davis, the state is wrestling with telling a fuller story around these memorials, including a larger than life monument dedicated to the only president of the confederacy. >> there it is. look at that. >> yeah, were seeing it. >> my goodness. that is -- that is huge. when you think about the conversation and debate, especially over the last year, what role do the monuments and artifacts that cant be torn down as easily as a statue -- ...

They were actually proud to engage in this kind of racial terror. thats why hanging was so common. the whole idea was to taunt and to terrorize and to torment african-americans. thats why you have to think about this as terrorism. there are thousands who get killed, but there are millions who are victimized. you know, seven black people lynched in streamer, alabama, in 1888, for drinking from a white mans well. dozens in louisiana because they were protesting their low wages. >> am i crazy for w...

Listen to the way they describe this man. this monument stands as a testament of our perpetual devotion and respect. one of the souths finest heroes. >> when you look here, they were judged by their -- they had hon their skill, their price, their complexion. >> the united daughters of the confederacy. they were a very active group. look at this. the knightleyest of the knightley race who sing of the day of old. im assuming a deathless song of

The new coronavirus numbers in florida, can they stop the spread remembering john lewis how his congressional colleagues hope to honor him and why the time we live in right now may make that impossible details ahead. but as mentioned, were going to get to breaking news with the president in a wide ranging interview defending his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and also down playing surges in covid-19 cases across this country so heres a point counterpoint on the issue >> we have the best ...

Six, seven, eight, nine. it just weighs on you. >> the idea theres so many more because i know from my family store what happened. >> of course. >> and hes not here. >> of course. theres so much more. ♪ >> some say these monuments about heritage and heroes. but if anything, theyre also reminders of americas unsettled war with itself. i started this journey looking for light and understanding to examine what these monuments mean to those who honor them. but it was never really about the monumen...

Hello, everyone. im richard lui. thank you for being with us on this sunday. this hour, more unrest in portland president trump now defends the arrest of protesters by unidentified federal agents. a move oregons attorney general is now denouncing and taking to court. were live on the ground there >> a new poll shows former vice president biden now leading president trump by double digits, just 107 days out from the election >> and the president is now at odds with the cdc. the white house tries ...

Youve got to roll up your sleeves and continue the work. >> you know, im fired up. im fired up. im ready to march. . . # . >> they want to destroy america as we know it. they hate america. >> there are painful injuries to so many american citizens. >> the unhinged left-wing mob is trying to vandalize our history. >> i think those statues belong in museums. they dont belong in public places. >> tonight,

Sides to sheila. she could mourn skylar but on twitter and facebook, she and rachel also seemed carefree. as the police continued their rachel tweeted, i need a mimosa or ten. they were going about their lives even while the police believed the girls were stone-cold killers. >> locals would whisper in each others ears and say, how are they still free? >> coalbart aroma runs a blog calls newsball.com. early on he started following this case and was struck by sheilas tweets. things like aint no re...