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For us to get everything together and line...line everything everything up, and then we left lastjune. yeah! theirjourney of more than 18,000 miles or nearly 30,000 kilometres took 263 days, eight hours and seven minutes. no—one, man or woman, has tandemed the globe faster. but they completed their world record just in time. we got back on the wednesday, and that monday was when the uk locked down, and so it was a real kind of contrast from being riding all day and the freedom of it being lock...

Yep, and so it seemed like a good idea at the time, so ijust said yes, and then it probably took about a year for us to get everything together and line...line everything everything up, and then we left lastjune. yeah! theirjourney of more than 18,000 miles or nearly 30,000 kilometres took 263 days, eight hours and seven minutes. no—one, man or woman, has tandemed the globe faster. but they completed their world record just in time. we got back on the wednesday, and that monday was when the uk...

Lewis longtime friend selma congresswoman teri sewell once agreed but now says. >> when you are thinking about renaming confederate symbols, everything has to be considered including the bridge. and as a resident of selma, my vote would be to rename it the john lewis bridge. >> putting john lewis name on that bridge will be a reminder of what we overcame. >> reporter: a marker of history and progress, forever part of the john lewis legacy. michelle miller, cbs news, selma. >> odonnell: and we wi...

Non-violence but didnt flinch from the blows that would come either by the time he suffered that vicious beatdown in selma he had already faced attacks and ridicule but it was that bridge, the way to montgomery to petition for voting rights and that awful sunday that so clearly defined the tenacity and courage that was john lewis. a moment that shamed america, framed the light of a peaceful warrior for justice. >> we came here to protest an unjust system, for denying blacks the right to vote and...

Lawmaker to lie in state in the u.s. capitol. his body crossed the edmund pettus bridge in selma one last time yesterday. it was a moving tribute for lewis who nearly died there fighting for equality back in 1965. his body also lied in state inside the alabama state capitol building. to put that in context, black people werent even allowed to step foot in there 55 years ago. nbcs garrett haake is on capitol hill. garrett, set the scene for us and how members of congress are going to try and hono...

Move in. before that we will start to drag up someone from the south so we could come across parts of southern central england see high 20s, maybe 30 degrees. we have not had it so far thisjuly so certainly, a better end to the week with a little bit of patchy rain arriving back into northern ireland 00:29:19,641 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 on sunday.

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Mr churchill saying that any aid sent would be insufficient because indians bred like rabbits. it is a manmade famine. it is because of global conditions during the war. but i dont think we can blame churchill for causing it. what we can say is that he didnt alleviate it or send relief when he had the ability to do so. we can blame him for prioritising white lives and european lives over south asian lives. when a fraction of the food supplies asked for finally came, they were carried over this b...

♪ we shall, we shall not be moved ♪ ♪ we shall, we shall not be moved just like the tree thats planted by the im craig melvin. >> and im natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> we were going to work behind closed doors, after hours, wherever the case was. >> one of the most extraordinary cases in lapd history. >> toto, were not in kansas anymore. >> a newlywed murdered just months after her wedding. >> as she walked away, she gave me a big smile and i relived that smile for years.

Planted by the im craig melvin. >> and im natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> we were going to work behind closed doors, after hours, wherever the case was. >> one of the most extraordinary cases in lapd history. >> toto, were not in kansas anymore. >> a newlywed murdered just months after her wedding. >> as she walked away, she gave me a big smile and i