crawford. the third place finisher. lost in the comparison of these figures, however, is the reality that not one of these numbers really mattered. only the electoral counts. jackson's 99, adams is 84, and crawford's 41 are pertinent to the constitutional prescriptions for referring these men to the question before the house of representatives. the flaw the logic in the appeal of the popular vote is made evident by scrutinizing the case of henry clay, who had beaten crawford in the popular vote by more than 6000. crawford had one louisiana, thanks to -- on the part of the adams and jackson camps in the legislature, louisiana it shows the elector. as a result, crawford came in first by winning louisiana and as a result, became one of the three candidates who is going to go before the house. this fairly, clearly shows that comparing the apple of popular votes to the orange of electoral ones, was in short, a pointless exercise. because of the complicated nature of this question, which i'm sure you will all agree, is fairly

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norah. >> o'donnell: all right, jan crawford, thank you. to the reaction of the people impacted most by this decision, dreamers. cbs news contributor maria elena salinas spoke to two daca recipients about facing their uncertain futures in this country. >> it has been an extre >> it has been an extremely difficult time for us, and today just this weight was lifted off of our shoulders. >> reporter: for thousands of dreamers, today's news couldn't come soon enough. what does the supreme court decision mean to you? >> it means that i can continue to pursue my dreams. for last three years, i have been living in limbo, like, not knowing what my future will hold. >> reporter: neri lopez was brought here when she was four and ana guevara when she was nine. both are recent college graduates and say the ruling is a victory for them and their families. >> i have a little brother who has autism and he needs me. he is a u.s. citizen, and his rights here are important, but he also needs his family. >> reporter: what do you say to those who feel you shou

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recent ruling preserving daca, all big disappointments for conservatives, major. >> garrett: jan crawfordk you. tonight the white house is insisting president trump was never briefed on reports of a russian plot to target americans in afghanistan. now members of congress of both parties including top republicans want answers. cbs's weijia jiang is at the white house tonight, weijia? >> reporter: major, today a group of republican lawmakers came here to the white house for a classified briefing on that report and tomorrow a handful of democrats will receive one too. their leaders are urging the administration to brief all members of congress as questions continue to mount. tonight lawmakers are demanding answers from the white house about reports that russia secretly offered bounties to taliban linked militants for bowntees to tal killing american soldiers earlier this year. president trump claims he wasn't briefed on the matter because the intelligence gathered was not credible. but cbs news has learned the president's national security aides discussed it. >> if you weren't briefed on thi

cbs's jan crawford reports tonight from the supreme court. >> reporter: since louisiana abortion clinic decision was a relief. >> to say we are elated hardly begins to come close to what we are feeling. >> reporter: the hope medical group for women had argued the louisiana law which required doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals was an impossible burden. the justices agreed with conservative chief justice john roberts again casting the deciding vote with liberals to strike down the law. it was the first time in roberts' career he has voted against an abortion restriction. writing for the liberals, justice stephen breyer says the louisiana law poses a substantial obstacle to women seeking an abortion. roberts wrote his own more narrow opinion pointing to a decision four years ago that invalidated a nearly identical texas abortion law. in that case, roberts joined conservatives in dissent. he wrote today "i continue to believe that the case was wrongly decided. the question is not whether it was right or wrong, but whether to adhere to it in deciding the present case."

>> o'donnell: jan crawford, thank you.e than 200,000 people will most likely die from coronavirus in the u.s. by october 1. that dire new forecast from one of the leading research models on the virus comes as 20 states are seeing increases in the average number of new infections each day. in nearly half of those states, there are more patients being treated in hospitals than there were at the start of the month. here's cbs's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: health experts' concerns are growing as quickly as the crowds from new york city to orlando to nashville, where kid rock's "honkey tonk on broadway" was cited for not enforcing social distancing. texas has seen hospitalizations rise more than 50% since memorial day. >> a lot of people around this area just were complacent and ready to get out of their homes. >> reporter: beth cordova, a nurse in houston, and five of her family members are currently fighting the virus >> i was literally terrified. i just didn't know. you read so many horror stories. but i am worried about

angus crawford reports. i've felt miserable for too long now.e, is a year old. its highest profile backers, the duke and duchess of cambridge, met volunteers on a video call to say thank you — and we can now reveal william had something special to tell them. i'm going to share a little secret with you guys, that i'm actually on the platform volunteering. are you! yes, lam. when he revealed that to us on our recent zoom call, the conversation just suddenly changed. it became the six of us chatting about what it's like to be a volunteer, and he was asking us for tips on how to cope with various things. it was just like talking to a member of the team, and i think that was just so refreshing. a life of public service, here flying east anglia's air ambulance. shout is a new text line that supports people who need a voice. he is now fully trained by shout and like all volunteers, works from home, answering texts from people in need — anonymously, of course. we are hugely proud that the duke is now one of our family of 2000 crisis volunteers. he has g

na'kia crawford's family bebelieves the incident was racially motivated.n california, the fbi, the department of justice's civil rights division, and the u.s.. attorney's office for the central district of california are reviewing investigations into the recent deaths of two black men who were both found hanging from trees, 10 days apart. and about 60 miles apart. 24-year-old robert fuller was found in palmdale last week. his death was originally described as a suicide by local authorities, but his family says they don't believe this was the cause and many are calling his death a lynching. 38-year-old malcolm harsch was found hanging from a tree in nearby victorville 10 days before. no official cause of death has been releasesed. the united nations human rights council has announced it will hold a debate on racism and police brurutality in the united states on wednesday. this comes in response to proposal by a group of african countries led by burkina faso. the nations recently expressed alarm over "recent incidents of police brutality against peaceful dem

crawford and dr. elizabeth sewell, who came later, and she thought i wrote well, and that always pleased me. and she said, "go to --" she was an english woman, later left bennett, i think, and worked at unc-g. until that time, and i never could figure out how this worked, but if one wanted to go to graduate school prior to that, prior to my times coming -- and this was just changing when i entered unc-g, just beginning to change -- if one were black, you could apply to the state after you had been accepted at a northern university, and the state, of course, would pay your way. now, of course -- >> so as to avoid the obligation of desegregating on their own. dr. terry: so as to avoid the obligation to desegregate and to have you in the classes there. so, we know that history. you know, james meredith at ole miss and all of that. my father and mother said to me, "if you want to go to grad school, i'm a taxpayer," my dad said. "go to chapel hill." so, and this was -- my mom really pushed this idea. "go t

even he was here back in 1058 of his present he spent a few weeks in crawford and even though it violated the terms of his record deal he played one small concert in a local strip club on this very piano a story they're proud of here but u.s. troops don't only enrich coughing they also get something in return. over a dead bark crystal is one of the regular soccer with the originally from texas she's been in constant growth for 4 years so not as military but as a civilian working at the base she believes living here is a unique experience for her and the soldiers alike. but it's not just another duty station it's getting it chance to experience culture and another culture within the confines of that country a soldier sometimes they don't get to see much other than their work because there's good things that they can see and then there's you know the bad. and i think that coming to germany coming to other countries they they see the good. lots of good and sometimes that's that's what's needed that i did say they hope that no troops will be withdrawn from coffins. they're convinced it would

crawford was shot and killed while inside a vehicle around 1:25 p.m. last sunday.pened in akron, ohio. she was just 18 years old. she had recently celebrated graduating from akron north high school. police since found this black chevy camaro they say is linked to the shooting. there are warrants now for the three individuals that you see on your screen. so if you have any information you are encouraged to call the akron police department or alternatively, crimestoppers as well. those numbers are on your screen. we know that the crawfords, the family would appreciate your help. >>> a federal judge denied the white house's request to stop the release of john bolton's new book. but president trump is claiming they won. coming up, we'll talk about that and the trouble that bolton could still face. i'm kent coloma, it's my job to make sure all the packages that go out today get delivered. there are people who can only get food from amazon. when you come into work, that's what drives you. my little one, i would say he's definitely proud of me. every time he sees the blue

this map shows the locations of each reported incident crawford jonathan mccall talked with one of those victims he's live in our newsroom with her story jonathan grant vicki each one of these stories becoming even more disturbing to silliest the golf summit calls home had been in her family since the 70's. she says she's a supporter of black lives but didn't have anything visible at her home that would make are an obvious target. >>for hate crime investigation and tonight, she's not alone. >>this really isn't a goal wants to know exactly who would want to attack her home with messages. the oakland police are now investigating as a hate crime all lives do matter. but. >>you know we need if a someone's home. the message that you're trying to say. loses all value cynical says that she was out of town early sunday morning when she received a call from her neighbor. >>telling her that her home was covered in graffiti tagged with the phrases that all lives matter slurs against the police and even an phrase with an expletive of love and i'm like that to me hit my heart because that's what i'm

arkansas congressman rick crawford wanted to hear specifically from truckers. >>randy the american trucking associations chairman told crawford the number one thing congress can do to support his workforce is pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill roads and bridges are not democrat or republican. >>we all drive on them. >>leaving lawmakers with more to consider on the road to recovery in washington, i'm jessi to nor. >>and happening tomorrow, california dmv offices that were closed during the pandemic are going to reopen employees at all of those 169 field offices in the state will be back at work. they'll be helping people with current appointments and also allow some limited transactions that require an in person visit. now keep in mind behind the wheel driving tests are still not going on and the dmv is still encouraging everyone to use its online services to handle driver's license and car registration renewals if you'd like more information on that you can just go to our website at kron 4 dot com. happening this weekend. the wait is over for the long-awaite

december 1863 would be the one of the greatest days in the building, the head of john crawford's statue of freedom was mounted into place on top of the dome of the united states capitol. >> the most interesting part of my research thus far has been the statue of freedom. bronze by ann enslaved labor named li philip reed. it is interesting because it is so ironic that the statue of freedom was cast by an enslaved by the timeas free , onas placed on the capitol april 16, 1862. philip reed had been free for a year when it was raised atop the capitol. ♪ host limit that story and more about the u.s. capitol if you want to watch, it was part of a documentary series put together by c-span. go to c-span.org and find the section on the capitol and you can watch all of that and find it there. massachusetts, oh poses these efforts. go ahead. caller: thank you for having me on. going backee with and getting rid of symbols that have been put up that talk about our past. i'm not really sure how we have become so thin-skinned. look, if we go back into everybody's history living on this planet, everybo

the moderator of the action review panel is officer bob crawford of the count flicked management sectionut are found, the man in the hot seat is officer gerhardt. >> details, complaint that he has an illegitimate child but refuses to stay home. he had to be physically to do to be taken into custody. >> what happened? >> i don't remember it. >> you do realize that things like this are official records that can be subpoenaed into court and you could be suit. like you say six months later you might remember, two years later you might look like at the guy and say i had to subdue a 17-year-old girl who just got to the hospital for three weeks after giving birth to a baby and i don't remember a thing about it. you are looking very foolish. >> he has settled panels before. but i think it struck him being different to be sitting in that seat rather than in one of the other seats. >> you could've had your head blown off. >> he could've killed both of them. >> you could've had your head blown off. >> you can't handle two guys properly, i don't care how great you are. >> in this case he realized, t

the moderator of the action review panel is officer bob crawford of the conflict management section.e, the first ever filmed, the man in the hot seat is officer gerhardt. >> details, complain and state the suspect had an illegitimate child three weeks ago, but refuses to take care of the child. the suspect had to be physically subdued to be taken into custody. >> what happened? >> i don't remember. >> things like this are official records that can be subpoenaed into court. somebody could hit you with a report just like that. six months later, you might remember. two years later you would be looking at the guy and saying i had to physically subdue a 17-year-old girl who had only been out of the hospital for three weeks after having given birth to a baby and i don't remember a thing about it. >> he has sat on panels before. i think it struck him being different to be sitting in that seat rather than in one of the other seats. >> you could've had your head blown off. >> i don't know. >> listen to what he's saying. >> i am. >> he could've longer hand -- your head off with his own gun. >>

arkansas congressman rick crawford wanted to hear specifically from truckers.he american trucking associations chairman told crawford the number one thing congress can do to support his workforce is pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill roads and bridges are not democrat or republican. >>we all drive on them. >>leaving lawmakers with more to consider on the road to recovery in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>well for your money this morning amc theaters says it plans to fully reopen in july and california is top for tech jobs, let's check in with jane king who's live in new york with those stories and more good morning today, hey rob and yes, good morning shoot, california. still number one when it comes to tech jobs. now many companies have cut jobs during the pandemic uber's one of those air bnb their hit really hard by this amazon listed by coty i as the tech employer with the most tech jobs available in may texas by the way second to california in terms of tech job openings well amc theaters, the worlds largest movie theater chain says it's planning to reo

cindy crawford >>> wow. you would never know by looking at you.e raymond >>> well, that is because of your products. cindy crawford >>> i started meaningful beauty so that i would have something to use at home. your skin, it doesn't just look younger, it feels younger. it was so fun today meeting real customers getting results with meaningful beauty. i love that. announcer >>> it's time for you to experience meaningful beauty supreme, the remarkable magic that's kept cindy skin looking so youthful for so long. meaningful beauty has received thousands of glowing 5 star reviews. these amazing age-defying formulas come from a unique melon extract known as the youth molecule. just watch as an ordinary melon wrinkles, ages and decays. while the remarkable melon containing the "youth molecule" stays fresh and firm. frown lines appear diminished in just weeks! crow's feet and under eye areas appear smoother and lifted. even necklines appear dramatically diminished! our regular price is $139. but order now and you'll pay just $49.95! and we'll even add fr

arkansas congressman rick crawford wanted to hear specifically from truckers. >>randy got the american trucking associations chairman told crawford the number one thing congress can do to support his workforce is pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill roads and bridges are not democrat or republican. >>we all drive on them. >>leaving lawmakers with more to consider on the road to recovery in washington, i'm jessi turnure. want to head to the movies. sure why not california movie theaters can be an opening later this week if they limit theater capacity to 25% are no more than 100 people. >>the state recommends making a reservation. so don't forget that moviegoers will have to socially distance from other groups and wear masks when coming or going and you know to the concession stands. the state also suggest us us posible are washable seat covers are considering that and also keeping the doors propped open so that people don't have to touch those handles other entertainment the use of that can reopen later include bowling alleys. many golf courses and arcades >>i

. >> lo que ha hechoes rick crawford ar no que fue la parada puertorriqueÑa por una celebraciÓn mÁs quenuevos casos de covid 19 el gobernador advirtiÓ que podrÍa cambiar en una semana. y es que la mayorÍa de los manifestantes llevan mascarillasa diferencia de los clientes en pubs como este. que han reabierto a pesar de que no han permitido.-- de que no estÁ permitido. revertir la apertura en estas Áreas donde no se sigan las reglas,agrego, tras recibir mÁs de 25,000 quejas por los incidentes. >> mientras las machas continÚan creciendoel gobernador de nueva york ha pedido a los manifestantes que se hagan la prueba de covid 19. >> para poder ayudar para saber que hemos pasado esto. >> en el corazÓn de la comunidad afroamericanaartistas pintaron este mural con la frase "las vidas negras importan". agregando 20 recuadros donde planean escribir 200 nombres de personas que sufrieronpor la brutalidad policial. >> tiene que haber un cambio nivel local, estatal, y federal. fÉlix: miles de personas se congregaron en el centro de washington para rezar contra el racismo y la brutalidad policial. se

points from 3 games for bremen was followed by a morale sapping 3 nil loss to frankfurt probably at crawford's man start of the clash with valves for it still in the automatic drop zone they've stuck by their coach when most of their clubs would have long moved on. struggling braman knew they had to tighten up at the back i. felt spurs are chasing a europa league spot and always carry a threat i. think because felt's team have generally seen an improvement since the coronavirus break fine margins have been the difference and i think we have to take more risk cause we have to go full to the situation so the last pass has to be better be we get to the last 3rd but then the last pass is not always good here finally a good last pass but still not enough. i. if else constant enthusiasm coupled with a times brutal honesty have won him big friends in the bremen boardroom noirs he is a rare commodity these days but if the 2004 bone this league champions get relegated will be seen as folly instead. middle of the break. hence the torrential downpour fell in the 2nd tough was a chance for the ball to zip

examples in the north bay where dozens of protesters peacefully marched through marine county with crawford's jason dumas with that story. >>took to the streets of marine city to peacefully protest police brutality on tuesday afternoon here because of what happened to george floyd. and the we're seeing of all he wanted to be heard and this is my and so i thought it was extremely >>some of the imagery across the bay area has shown looting and destruction this protest at another stop the reality when you're here it's people it's good people saying enough is enough and we're doing and a peaceful way and we're not going to silence any more when i'm not going to be afraid to show up my other images i see in the media. a danger looting, i know it's happening but it's not happening here. murray community leaders and officials protest we had meeting with the board of supervisors there are so 110% committed. the cajun race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas some kron 4 >>well despite being closed during the pandemic richmond's hilltop mall was targeted by looters monday night crop forcefully to

even he was here back in 1058 of his present he spent a few weeks in crawford and even though it violated the terms of his record deal he played one small concert in a local strip club on this very piano a story they're proud of here but u.s. troops don't only enrich coffee where they also get something in return. over a dead bark crystal is one of the regulars here with the originally from texas she's been in constant growth for 4 years not as military but as a civilian working at the base she believes living here is a unique experience for her and the soldiers alike. it's not just another duty station it's ending its chance to experience culture and another culture within the confines of that country a soldier sometimes they don't get to see much other than their work there's good things that they can see and then there's you know the bad. and i think that coming to germany coming to other countries they do see the good. lots of good and sometimes that's that's what's needed that i did is bar the hope that no troops will be withdrawn from coffins. you're convinced it would be a loss not

neighbors say illegal fireworks are keeping them up all night and into the early morning hours crawford's taylor sacking has more now on the surge in complaints about illegal fireworks. >>this is a new nightly seen across many bay area cities in alameda county, the use of illegal fireworks started several weeks ago and has gradually gotten worse as we approach july force every night it's not just weekends is every night is loud booming. >>constantly i know there's been on other neighbors who have found act cakes like giant firework cakes in the middle of the street marvin wilson lives in alameda with his dog kallie every time she hears one of the big booms. tries to run for cover around underneath the bed. >>the loud booms also travel to the east oakland hills kathleen curtis says the fireworks concern many of her neighbors in the sequoia heights neighborhood are concerns are around you is a nuisance. >>but more specifically around fire danger. because we are in the hills, it's a heavily wooded area. >>many of calling complaints about the can no longer get through to the fireworks tip lin

angus crawford, bbc news, southern turkey.ith a union flag on the tail fin and united kingdom written in gold on the fuselage. borisjohnson had previously complained about the military paint scheme used on the jet. but the cost of the respray was condemned by opposition politicians when the plans were revealed. new polling ahead of november's us presidential election shows that joe biden is ahead of donald trump — even in key battleground states. let's have a look at six states that trump won in 2016 — and were crucial in giving him the electoral college votes he needed to pave his path to the white house. the new york times/siena college survey found that in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania joe biden currently has a lead in the double digits. trump won all three narrowly back in 2016. and in florida, arizona, and north carolina — the poll also findsjoe biden ahead of trump, who won them last time. katty kay is back with us — as is debbie dingell — democrat us representative representative from michigan's 12th district. go

let's get more now we're joined by dean of your puerto william glu crawford who is following developments in the united states for us trump threatening to bring in the military does he have the authority to do so the short answer is yes it's called the insurrection act it's been used dozens of times according to the congressional research service in american history not so much recently it was employed a lot during the civil rights movement the 1960 s. most famously to desegregate schools when the state of arkansas refused to dwight eisenhower sent in the army to force that desegregation. most recently it was used in 1902 with l.a. riots and was also used in 2005 after hurricane katrina so there are instances of this being used but it would face a lot of protest if it's not being requested by governors of states who are currently saying we have the tools at local and state level to approach this including the national guard the national guard which is part of the u.s. military but is under state authority let's talk about a highly highly inflammatory and controversial move yesterday that

angus crawford reports. wading through plastic, dumped on an industrial scale.ycling. but now, it lines the streets of adana in southern turkey. and some of it is a long way from home. british beef stewing steak. what's this? the union jack, there is some ham. three quid for two. last year, the uk sent more than 160,000 tonnes of waste plastic to be recycled here in turkey. does this look like recycling? we watch as bag after bag arrives. this syrian boy says they were given the rubbish and just told to get rid of it. 0nce dumped, it's often burned. this fire lasted for two weeks. we found british waste dumped on sites across the city. "help keep britain tidy, re—use this bag to protect the environment." translation: english people are carefully separating out their waste but i think someone should come here and follow up to see how it's actually being disposed of. black smoke, more plastic, much of it british. sainsbury‘s pitta bread packaging being burned in the middle of south—east turkey. but what about the effects on the wider environment? our guide is an e