nancy what push, nancy had it when to, feel she would put in one direction.he pushed, reagan they saw that i. she pushed against that. she pushed against someone who she felt and have their agenda at heart. there are differences in the reagan and administration, there's no difference being in the reagan family, and 76, she's called up to the stage, the talk about armageddon, nuclear war. that is what reagan wanted. she pushed in that direction, shouldn't push against reagan, she didn't really know what reagan wanted. >> i think that she was a moderate influence on women. she wanted for him the best, she wanted him to be the best president, possible she want him to have a great legacy. a legacy of moderation. they didn't disagree, certainly not a public. there was no question that she worked very hard behind the scenes, to make sure that president reagan was listening to those who were leading. >> said well. age is an issue that came up. and on age there were people in the white house who felt that reagan should speak out on it early on, nancy was on the side

how's nancy with this? nancy was -- well, it's her idea, and stuart was on.it goes way back. >> we'll have lots of time in our program to talk more about the white house here, so we're going to go back in time to learn a bit more about nancy reagan's biography. before we do that, let me tell you about how you can be involved. if you've been watching this series, you know that your questions really make it so much more interesting for us so we can take the conversation in the direction of your interest. there's lots of ways to be involved. you can go to facebook and find c-span's page. there's already a discussion underway. you can also tweet us @firstladies. and finally, you can use the good old-fashioned telephone. our phone lines will be open, 202-585-3880, if you live in the eastern or central time zones. if you live in the western time zones, california and beyond, 202-585-3881. and we'll get to calls in probably about 10 minutes or so, but you can get in line so we can get to your comments. well, let's go back to where she was born, 1921 in new york city

and so, it ain't nancy's cash., and i want everybody to have the same respect for the cash. that's the issue that i have, and so that's why i'm as intense as i am. not because i want to chop you down, because i don't want to make the same mistakes. >> well, i'm on board. there's no question about that. >> and so, i have some place i want to take you, okay? >> oh, i'm excited. >> go ahead and take this bend. i'm surprised by how much development's goin' on around here. >> waycross is--in the last five years, has been blowing up. >> has it? >> it's growin'--oh, yeah. and this is just an old georgia town. >> i'm taking nancy to a house in waycross in a neighborhood that i think she'll like. i want her to understand how important it is to her business that she live here. does your house in tampa look like this? >> no, i have a beach house. um, i have a nice house. >> is it this nice? >> no, not at all. >> nancy. >> mm-hmm. >> you want to know why i brought you here? >> 'cause i'ma be able to buy this house in about fiv

thank you, nancy. you, sir, ronald wilson begun, born and raised in midwestern america, the heartland of our nation. tonight you return to midwestern america if not in body, certainly in spirit. we are proud to announce the ronald reagan weighing which will be dedicated in your honor, right here, at the university of nebraska medical center in omaha. now, ladies and gentlemen, i give you, our friend, dutch. >> well. it is good to be dutch again, and it's wonderful to be surrounded by so many fine and talented friends. to paraphrase jack kennedy, there has not been so much talent assembled in one room since the last time that monte hall hosted let's make a deal. seriously, nancy and i have watched these parties over the years, and we are thrilled to be a part of the good work at the righty clubs international. i something lucy said last, year it's the way i feel right now. let's hope i can quote her accurately. to those of you who said such nice things about me tonight, i just wish you were all under of

here's a christmas card to you, nancy and dutch.it's not too far off now. ♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas let your heart be light from now on your troubles will be out of sight ♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas make the yuletide gay from now on our troubles will be miles away ♪ ♪ here we are as in olden days happy golden days of yore faithful friends who are dear to us gather near to us once more ♪ ♪ through the years we all will be together if the fates allow hang a shining star on the highest bough ♪ ♪ and have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ ♪ here we are as in olden days, happy golden days of yore faithful friends who appear to us will be near to us once more ♪ ♪ so have yourself a merry little christmas make that yuletide gay from now on our troubles will be miles away ♪ ♪ so have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ thank you very much. thank you. thank you to the choir. here's a man that's a master of the english language, second only to tom lasorda. wonderful vinnie sculley. >> i cannot tell yo

if you want to replace nancy pelosi, then have you got to send nancy mace to congress. this is one of the top seats that we are working for to flip the house back this cycle. >> nancy, we reached out to representative joe cunningham for a statement and his campaign sent us this ad. we would like you to take a listen and then your thoughts on the other side. >> okay. >> george s. patton, my grandfather, he said more courage was the most valuable trait, well joe cunningham has lots of it. emily: nancy, your thoughts. >> i love our military. my father is a retired army general. he served 28 years in the united states army and i'm a graduate of the citadel and i have many of my members of my family who are active duty military or are military veterans themselves. it is really important to support our veterans, but i will also tell you that i recently

nancy: hello and welcome. the u.s.ernment leading infectious disease expert, anthony,ld aforcefully as possible to wear masks to stop the rise of the coronavirus. he assured americans that the pandemic will eventually he overcome, bu told an online conference that the current situation in the u.s. looked bleak. .on thursday, the u registered another daily record for cases. than 77,000. >> i can say ia public health official, i can urge other lenders in states and cities towns to be as forceful as possible in getting your citizens to wear masks. masks are important. as part of the physical distancing. physical distancing is the most important part. but practically when you are living our life and trying to open up the country, you are going to come into contact with people. thfo reason, we know that masks are really important. we should be using them, everyone. nancy: that was dr fauci speaking.wh mee, the governor of torture is suing authorities in atlanta to prevent the city fe m enforcing quirement to wear masks and

teresa: ¿cuÁl fue tu reacciÓn, nancy, cuando Él te besa? nancy: me dio asco. 43 por ciento de esas personas que dijeron que reportaron tambiÉn dijeron que habÍan represalias, ¿verdad? los castigaron. teresa: a ella le consta porque tambiÉn sirviÓ por una dÉcada en las fuerzas armadas. teresa: como doble minorÍa, como mujer y como latina, ¿tÚ tambiÉn fuiste vÍctima de acoso? pamela: yo fui vÍctima de acoso, de violencia, de racismo a un punto y el aÑo pasado yo di un testimonio al congreso sobre el racismo tambiÉn en el ejÉrcito. a mÍ me tomÓ aÑos reconocer lo que yo vivÍ. estando en una fiesta de navidad, con gente que yo trabajÉ y que un hombre me tocara debajo de la mesa. yo era una persona que no tenÍa mucha posiciÓn y el hombre que me hizo eso tenÍa mucha posiciÓn en nuestro lugar de trabajo, en el ejÉrcito. teresa: ¿quÉ tÚ le recomendarÍas a mujeres que estÁn interesadas en entrar a las fuerzas armadas? pamela: mi aviso que hasta que haya justicia no nos alistemos al ejÉrcito. teresa: solicitamos una entrevista con el ejÉrcito, pero ellos declinaron parti

nancy pelosi said this.commissioner or city council not a mob in the middle of the night throwing it in the middle of the harbor? >> people will do what they do. elizabeth: let's bring to the show, david asman. he is a sharp commentator. i love him. people will do what they do, what did you think when you heard that. great to see you. >> great to see you too. she has a connection with baltimore. her dad was mayor of that city. she now resides the san francisco area. she has gone so far out on the ledge on this, i think most democrats have even, joe biden has, in accommodating themselves to people who are not only radical in their ideology but who now actually support behavior that would, just, a couple of months ago be considered totally unacceptable. i think the rebellion you just reported on, how people are now fighting back in favor of the police. i think there is a rebellion going on towards this behavior. they realize with it, comes society that most people don't want to live in. and the time will come,

with nancy and you. some results of a survey recently conducted of 425 employers this was done by h.r. consulting firm operations and and with many employees remaining wary of contact at work or on public transportation to work listen to this 57 percent of those employees or employers surveyed say we will allow these employees to continue to work from home only 6 percent say we will stand by our safety measures and insist that these employees come to the office with their coworkers and 37 percent were unsure at the time of the survey and the wall street journal has recently reported. that people are actually rethinking where they live because their choice of that residence was predicated on commuting to a work space which all this telecommuting has since obsoleted nancy among the city people you talk to and i know you counsel people from all over in you're using zoom etc but of the people who live right there in n.y.c. how many of them talk about bugging out completely and have you talked to any real est

going to the politics, nancy pelosi calling it the trump virus? can she call it the trump virus but when president trump calls it the chinese virus to hold the chinese communist party accountable for unleashing it this on the world and forcing this on the united states, why is she allowed to get away with that and there not outrage? on the schools. nancy pelosi hasn't called president trump one single time to ask him or talk to him about moving forward. with the left the president can't win. he is giving them a 100 billion dollars fund. they always want more money. what is nancy pelosi's solution when she claims she wants schools to open. what is her message to single moms who want to go back to work to feed their children? acting like calling is the trump virus will get us somewhere. >> and remember the hero's act. the democrats have had a bill out there. this weekend millions of citizens will use their unemployment benefits. let's stop talking about left and right and do the right thing for the american people who are unemployed and worried abou

nancy pelosi.icated her power in the past and it's manifesting in the present if her worlds are to be believed and that's incredibly dangerous and irresponsible. >> shannon: 's juan, we have a disaster or crisis it often brings together people. people. we have a photo, china, they've not been honest. they have been busted, not telling us the truth. now we find out chinese hackers try to steal vaccine information. can americans be united about some kind of common thread that's gone on with china? >> juan: sure but remember the europeans had the same experience, shannon, and look how much better the europeans have done in terms of coping with the virus. let's listen to the american people. let's get away from the spin for a second. it's pretty overwhelming. it's not just that the democrats think the president has done a bad job. he is underwater with seniors. he's underwater with conservatives. the facts are out there. he failed in terms of downplaying the severity of this. he was slow in terms of th

watch nancy pelosi claim she never said that. >> he implied under oath it is possible that this would be dangerous to law enforcement and called your remarks irresponsible. we give you the floor. >> i said they acted like stormtroopers and they did. you don't send in people acting like stormtroopers into the scene and evoking even more, even more unease and unrest but he should be answering for what he did at lafayette square, a disgrace. so this, it is really, it was like a blob. elizabeth: okay. here's the thing. pelosi, but pelosi did not tweet quote they acted like stormtroopers. she said flat-out stormtroopers. she said ag barr is a quote blob? can you take both of those issues on? >> i mean, definitely, imagine that had been a republican that made those statements, you would be calling him sexist, homophobic, you name it. they will race bait you. they called the president a racist. anything that the right does the left tries to act as if they're the ones with virtue. it is absolutely ridiculous to have the speak of the hous

they are enforcing the very same laws led by nancy pelosi and congress that have been enacted. after major blowback, pelosi tried to deny she said that but we have her tweet in that debate. also this new fight, were going to ask trump 2020 campaign senior advisor to larr if the democrats and the media are explaining it with ultraviolent writing in a cnn host says it's not fair being reported. a federal courthouse has been bombed in portland, the shockwaves are so powerful they can be felt far away, wait till you hear what other democrats are saying about this. we have that fight tonight and republican strategist o'connell on what the real reason is the democrats shut down william barr at the brutal hearing yesterday and has to do with obama era abuses of power and allegations there. newly declassified documents shows the cia fought with the fbi for pushing that debunked and discredited steele dossier, the opposition research that the democrats paid for. the fbi won that fight, from the house judiciary they break down how the shockwaves is still reverberating from the sham oppos

." ♪ there is only one thing nancy loves more than gelato, lawyers.a year where millions of americans should unite and spike a global virus, her instinct is to protect the lawyers by vowing to block liability protections for employers in the next relief package. here it is. >> what we will not support us the following. what they are saying to essential workers, you have to go to work because you are essential, we place no responsibility on your employer to make that workplace safe, and if you get sick, you have no recourse, because we have given your employer protection. and if you don't go to work because you are afraid of being sick and you have that job opportunity, you don't get unemployment insurance. this is so unfair. >> greg: so wait, we place no responsibility on the employers to make the workplace safe? where the hill has she been? hiding underground with joe? the guy who read rip van winkle and made it his political playbook. unless you have been refrigerated like delicious mint chocolate chip for seven months, you have seen an amazing comm

al volver, nancy pelosi pide una investigaciÓn federal por la muerte de sean monterrosa. ♪ ♪ ♪ elena:ropicias para los incendios en nuestro estado. ♪ ♪ ♪ ¡esta cheeseburger es lo máximo! ¡que sea lo mega-máximo! ♪ menutauro! ♪ hazla doble!! toma!!! ¡buena melena! prueba mi southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo por $5.99 y hazla doble por un dólar más. pide ahora a domicilio sin contacto. ¡mira mi southwest cheddar ♪cheeseburger! ¡menutauro la hace doble! toma! ¡qué rico! ¿quÉ? dije quÉ ric. prueba mi southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo por $5.99 y hazla doble por un dólar más. pide ahora a domicilio sin contacto. ♪ ♪ paola: continuamos. hablamos del caso de sean monterrosa, el joven de vallejo que fue baleado por la policÍa. el procurador de california pone las manos en el caso. reportera: no todos los dÍas nancy pelosi pone la atenciÓn en un caso de asesinato, la congresista dijo que el caso de sean monterrosa es un caso grave y con evidencias perturbadoras. >> estamos felices y llenos de esperanza, pero esto muestra que hay lÍderes en el gobierno que quieren hacer la diferencia. rep

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, guess what, they don't really care.y just once again resorting to petty politics, wanting to stop the package just like they did the last time with a blue state wish list here and here to explain more, house minority leader kevin mccarthy. first of all, they want $3 trillion. secondly, they want people to make more money, staying unemployed then being employed, is that correct? by the way, the democrats want to protect china from liability? >> well, but they first want to do is no longer $3 trillion but now $4 trillion. remember the $3 trillion bill, they mention candidates more than ever mentioned research or jobs. this is what they have. they just have a wish list and not a way forward. even today when you have unemployment insurance, the extra amount of money that the the government puts intoto extet to a week while we negotiate, you know who said no? chuck schumer. but watch what they will say on television. the president was willing to continue to go forward to protect those who are unemployeo right now, so we can

also nancy pelosi and adam schiff still demanding trump's tax returns as the supreme court blocked themesterday. we've got republican jim jordan, he is fired up. he is going to battle them. of they claim trump's returns will show trump-russia collusion and trump basically trying to profiteer off turkey, saudi arabia and also russia. that fight too. also jee january know caldwell, he is the former positionman for the national organization -- spokesman. he will take on the defund the police push that's now growing in 20 cities. and he will also talk about the new back the badge, back the blue movement supporting cops. that's coming on strong in seven states. and i-january know's going to take on this new battle breaking out between the republican governor of maryland, larry hogan blasting nancy pelosi for condoning, quote, lawlessness and vandalism after she downplayed rioters knocking down a statue of christopher columbus in her home town of baltimore. >>> the president saying he wants to remove tax-exempt discuss from universities and colleges. plus, a former gubernatorial candidate on

. ♪ ♪ nancy: hello everyone, i'm nancy grace for crime stories on fox nation. jeffrey epstein's story, jeffrey epstein was arrested july 2019 for sex trafficking young girls fight the feds but epstein committed suicide in his jail cell before he could be tried. while the billionaire pedophile never lived or phased it in court, the investigation into what he was doing and who he was associated with did not die with him. one year later former girlfriend and longtime associate of epstein's arrested on four counts related to trafficking young girls and two counts of perjury. ghislaine maxwell is the daughter of a british media mogul was groomed and molesting young girls and as well as lying about it under oath to quote, conceal her crimes. despite the new round of serious felony charges is a door open for ghislaine maxwell to cut a deal with the feds and exchange for her testimony and cooperation and other potential accomplices in jeffrey epstein's under age sex ring? ghislaine maxwell arrests in the bombshell testimony will shine a spotlight on jeffrey epstein's d

. ♪ ♪ ♪ nancy: hello everyone, i'm nancy grace for crime stories on fox nation.effrey epstein's story, jeffrey epstein was arrested july 2019 for sex trafficking young girls fight the feds but epstein committed suici epstein committed suicide before he could be tried. looking into exactly what epstein was doing. one minute later, the focus on epstein is arrested on four counts related to sex trafficking young girls. ♪ was groomed and molesting young girls and as well as lying about it under oath to quote, conceal her crimes. despite the new round of serio despite the new round of serious felony charges, cutting a deal to the press. in other sexual assault molesters. who were epstein's -- an exact we how did you make all that money? this is fox nation presents "the twisted world of jeffrey the twisted world of jeffrey epstein. >> a man of complete mystery and the more we study him and the more we report on him and the more questions we have about him >> that was the level of secrecy that enabled him. >> this was a sexual predator. >> he constructed his life around

mark meadows says that he and steve mnuchin will be talking more with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer tomorrow. >> we call on capitol hill to get serious about their negotiations. the president is serious about the negotiations. there is no clear message that the american people should receive other than the fact that the democrats were willing to play politics in a critical time in our nations very dire circumstances as we deal with this pandemic. >> that meeting tomorrow will be a 9:00 and will only be mark meadows, steve mnuchin, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer. no staffers. they are hoping that the chance to get together just the four of them might move the needle. and bill, i don't think that it's a whole lot of optimism that it will. >> bill: something has to move eventually, wright, john? florida will temporarily close, covid-19 testing sites, the hurricane approaches the southeastern coast, phil keating reporting live from cocoa beach, florida, what are you picking up on today? at afternoon. >> good afternoon, here over the by hamas and hurricane hunters who flew over the syst

nancy had some effect on that as well. this is unfortunate. this is an opportunity to do something different and put people before politics and i hope we think of the health. i hope we have a very clear plan and i hope we have learned enough from this that now we can accept the testing. 50 million tests done across america but not inside this building. it's almost that they don't want to work. and the idea from where this virus all came from to defend chivene to say they don't have a responsibility, to withhold bills from coming to the floor to hold them accountable, and from an intelligence chairman where the rest of the world is the espionage hub for china is houston and made the decision that they are burning who knows what on top of the consulate and not allowing the fire department in, why does the world know more about intelligence than adam schiff? not only should the speaker put a plan together, she ought to change the chair. while he sits and worries about russia, we worry about how much damage china is doing to this country. [caption

nancy chen, cbs news. >>> the president is going to be heading out to south dakota this weekend. despite coronavirus concerns. mount rushmore hadn't had fireworks for more than a decade. >>> here in california, a troubling cause for concern. the positive test rate in the state now 6.5%. hospitalizations are up more than 50% and icu admissions are up by nearly half. this morning, santa clara unified refusing to discuss a chronicle report that more than 40 school principals had to be quarantined after being exposed to covid-19 during an in-person meeting last month. superintendent stella camp did address it at a virtual meeting the following week. >> unfortunately one of the members of the leadership team tested positive for covid-19 in the days following friday's meeting. all the the attendees were quarantined according to directions from the county health department. to date and to my knowledge no other members of the team have >> camp said some meetings are being held in person due to the complexities. the district told us the kron criminal's report is inaccurate but refused to

house speaker nancy pelosi told "face the nation" sunday the republicans new formula is too complicated. >> figuring out 70% of somebody's wages people don't all make a salary. maybe they do, they make wages. and sometimes they have it varied. so why don't we just keep it simple. >> reporter: but the administration says the full benefit discourages people from returning to work. >> the original unemployment benefit actually paid people to stay home and actually a lot of people got more money staying at home than they would going back to work. >> reporter: senator lindsey graham suggested many republicans won't agree to any deal. >> half the republicans are republican governor larry hogan called on congress to reach an agreement. >> we just have to get some bipartisan cooperation on both sides to sit down and hammer something out because an awful lot of people need this help. >> reporter: top white house advisors say congress may have to first pass a narrow piece of legislation and then deal with some of these other issues but house speaker nancy pelosi has rejected that approach and any

among those honoring congressman lewis today or house speaker nancy pelosi. here congress, john was revered and loved on both sides of the aisle on both sides of the capital. we know that he always worked on the side of the angels and now we know he is with them. we are comforted to know that he is with his beloved lillian. mark: the congressman was a widower. his wife died a few years ago. diagnosed ins december with pancreatic cancer, was 80 years old. they bag found with rifle magazines during a peaceful protest turned into an intense confrontation earlier this morning. federal agents fired what appeared to be teargas, flashbangs, and pepper balls before don to clear demonstrators from outside of the courthouse in portland. demonstrations also turned violent in richmond, virginia, austin, texas, and aurora, colorado. the democratic convention will feature speakers from around the country broadcast in prime time. the televised version will include live speeches and produced videos broadcast from cities and landmarks around the country. the convention will b

cbs' nancy cordes joins us tonight from capitol hill. so, nancy, how did these c.e.o.s respond? >> reporter: norah, they insisted their companies are not corporate bully that systematically buy out, copy, or destroy their rivals. amazon's c.e.o., jeff bezos, in his first congressional appearance, insisted that there are plenty of shopping options out there, even though it's now estimated that amazon controls 44% of u.s. e-commerce. this was a high-stakes appearance for all four of these companies. they're facing antitrust investigations here and abroad, and there are some in congress, norah, who think they should be broken up. >> o'donnell: and what about the questions when it comes to political bias? what did they say? >> reporter: right. republicans expressed concern that the president and his son may have been penalized on social media this week for sharing that video that contained false claims about coronavirus. well, facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg said that his company does prohibit content that could harm people, and so his platform and others took the video down. but no

nancy cordes on capitol hill.ation's history. it is one of the highest honors that one can receive. >> reporter: it is, norah. it's very rare. it has to be approved by congressional leadership. normally for former presidents, to lawmakers, really extraordinary individuals and it's meant to give the public a chance to say good-bye. typically, the casket will be placed in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol and the public allowed to file past. things are going to be a little different this time around, of course, because we are in the middle of a coronavirus pandemic, and the capitol has been closed to visitors since march and so instead, the casket will be placed behind me at the top of the east steps here at the capitol and the public will be allowed to file past in a socially distant manner at the bottom of the steps. just to give you a sense, norah, of how rare this honor is, in the past ten years, only four individuals have laid in state here at the u.s. capitol. world war ii veteran back in 2012. president george

calling them storm -- nancy paul losey calling them -- nancy pelosi calling them storm troopers. rhetoric like this cannot set us back. have beenofficers faced-- our officers have things like rioters trapping officers inside, a mortar fire work, federal agents hand impaled by nails, another was shot with a pellet gun and tragically, three federal officers were likely left permanently blinded by the writers using lasers pointed directly at their eyes. lasers pointedg directly at their eyes. these are not the actions of peaceful protesters. law and order will prevail and i have a short video for you because i wanted to be real what is happening in portland. if we can play that, that would be great. [video clip] >> i hope someone kills your {redacted] family. see, this is the opposite of a peaceful protest. with that, i'll take questions. reporter: i have another question on foreign policy. as president trump determined how he's going to deliver his speech? he said he was working on that. >> he hasn't decided just yet, but we have creative, exciting options he's looking at. it's mor

because it shows how difficult it was for trump to get a consensus to get everybody on the same page nancy pelosi wasn't saying it's like the flu now do you suppose he never said it's going to disappear when it gets hot she didn't say it's a hoax by the republican body. and even now she actually said jack that even now there is no even now if you don't want to hear about what happened in february when trump was golfing even now he's still not taking it seriously in may he said we have prevailed in june he said it's a minuscule problem. he said it would disappear in july let's hold on let me finish what i said at louisiana holding that he's even i'll let me finish my question coming in he's still not taking it seriously he's holding indoor rallies in oklahoma where secret service agents tested positive his own aides tested positive he's not taking it seriously even today nobody else is taking it as un seriously as donald trump is right now nobody else ok that's totally not right 39000000 americans have been tested close in and on 40000000 americans the president set up the task force by the

nancy, i love you so much. if you want to, you can zoom in a little bit gary, i guess you want to come in, too. okay >> hi, gar >> jimmy: gary, you want to be -- you want to be a guest >> higgins >> jimmy: come here, gar good girl. all right. welcome to "the tonight show" everybody. at home edition. it's a fun day in our house because i decided to cook up a a real special meal. [ smoke alarm welcome to "the tonight show: at home edition. it's a fun day in our house, because it's pizza night what a show we have for you guys demi lovato and jonathan van ness are my guests tonight. and who knows, maybe the my pillow guy will drop in for no reason at all. did you see that yet, honey? let's get to some news a navy hospital ship has arrived in new york because if there's one thing we've learned from the crisis is that you definitely want to be on a a giant ship well, this is nice, last night, the empire state building was lit up in red and white flashing lights to honor health care workers when they saw that, new yor

nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >> yuccas: and b.e.t.nor the congressman's legacy with a new special, "john lewis, in his own words" hosted by our national correspondent my friend jericka duncan. that is tonight at 7:30 on b.e.t. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up. as you prepare for monday, think of john lewis' words. you must be bold, brave and courageous. and find a way to get in the way. i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this

nancy pelosi doesn't seem to be giving anything on that front. coming up, we will talk to a ceo of union pacific, cutting a third of its workforce and the second quarter. expect cargo volume to be down this year. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from new york, i'm alec still with friends while the clock -- live from new york, i'm alix steel in new york with francine lacqua in london. fritz, theis lance ceo of union pacific. it has been a really rough six months for every body, and the 8600 workforce you had to cut, do you have any visibility as if this is the worst it will get? how does your outlook look for the back have and will you have to cut anymore from your workforce? lance: it is a great question, and thank you for having me this morning. clearly in the second quarter, the depths of our volume drawbar about 25% year-over-year. the full quarter was 20%, and we exited the quarter on a much stronger footer than at the bottom -- footing than at the bottom. the average of the quarter being 8600 employees at the same time last year. i

of people died here they didn't die in south korea you could go on with there and a lot of people nancy pelosi was given to us in chinatown saying no problem there go out to eat she's got the president the president was playing go. holding rallies visiting india and saying it's like the flu it will disappear and thousands of people die joke at that point that and they can is that there was a lot of misunderstanding of the nature of this disease and how do you contain it when how do you explain south korea and vietnam john just tell me how do you explain south korea testing 10000 people a day while the u.s. attested 1500 people total how do you explain the joke is that nancy pelosi spelt well and smaller countries where you can make a decision faster and more unilateral us fashion i think that you can have a little better control of it but the truth is as in a democracy like america where everybody is an armchair quarterback saying no you need to do this you need to do that the reason why nancy pelosi and the health director of new york city's comments are important and the health or ear

nancy, thanks so much. >> thank you. maria: nancy tengler, next hour former obama senior adviser valerie jarrett and nikki hailey talking china, coronavirus and speculation about a vice presidential ticket, all of that coming up and in 8:00 a.m. hour assistant to the president for trading manufacturing policy, peter navarro will join me to discuss latest round of stimulus and what he's up to on trade plus georgia congressman doug collins, we will look ahead to the durham probe as well. then it is a big week for big tell, major companies to release earnings this week as well as capitol hill putting a spotlight on their practices, all coming up right here but first the state of sports we are looking at how positive covid tests are affecting major league baseball and what the nfl has now and women and wealth, talk about female financial experts about how women can take their range with their money. you're watching mornings with maria on fox business even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies

nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >> yuccas: and b.e.t.nor the congressman's legacy with a new special, "john lewis, in his own words" hosted by our national correspondent my friend jericka duncan. that is tonight at 7:30 on b.e.t. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up. as you prepare for monday, think of john lewis' words. you must be bold, brave and courageous. and find a way to get in the way. i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> demonstrators are divided. new video of peaceful protesters standing up to violent vandals in oakland. >>> plus, the landlord of this restaurant says the owner needs to pay up, even though he hasn't made any money in months. >>> san francisco at odds with wedding that did not have a fairytale ending. good evening. >> we begin in oakland for they are cleaning up after protests erupted into violence and ended with the federal cour

i want to talk to nancy cordes about that. nancy, you're on capitol hill. i know-- and in just in reading up on lewis, since his passing, it stood out to me because of the moment we're in, how he had been a champion of underscoring health disparities, particularly among brown and black americans. it was one of the things he championed, needed to be paid for attention to. at a moment when we are seeing that drawn into stark relief with how this pandemic is ravaging our country. he also worked on the african american museum here in washington. but what as a lawmaker do you see as his legacy that he was able to enshrine? >> reporter: well, i think he fought for rights for all kinds of people. as you mentioned, he fought very hard for health care, for the right of every american to have health insurance. he fought for gay rights. he fought for immigration reform. and just picking up on what bob was just talking about, he had this courage and conviction that enabled him to sort of lend moral clarity to any debate that he was in. as hank johnson, his congressiona

as i say a lot of people wonder if they could get a bill during her press conference this morning nancy pelosi indicated that she thought there would be a bill and she said it woul wita twinkle in her eye. the house of representatives is gone to an undetermined date sometime later in august the house majority leader said he would with call members within 20 for hours to vote on a new bill if they get an agreement. david: thank you. melissa over to your. melissa: all right, let's head over to edward lawrence, he is in washington with the latest response from the white house. >> president donald trump right now in tampa florida, he will get a briefing on the coronavirus in preparation for the hurricane that is going to hit florida, he is juggling a lot, the white house is looking at a lot, the extension to the benefits and, the unappointed benefits in today, number $600, evictions can start tomorrow and all the white house trying to negotiate these packages, donald trump showing his frustration today listen to this. >> i tell my people, the democrats do not care about the people of our co

10000 people a day while the us attested $1500.00 people total how do you explain the joke is that nancy pelosi spelt well and smaller countries where you can make a decision faster and more unilateral us fashion i think that you can have a little better control of it but the truth is as in a democracy like america where everybody is an armchair quarterback saying no you need to do this you need to do that the reason why nancy pelosi and the health director of new york city's comments are important and the health or earth the state of pennsylvania among others is that because it shows how difficult it was for trump to get a consensus to get everybody on the same page nancy pelosi wasn't saying it's like the flu not a supposed he never said it's going to disappear when it gets hot she didn't say it's a hoax by the republican body and even now she actually said jack that even now there is no even now if you don't want to hear about what happened in february when trump was golfing even now he's still not taking it seriously in may he said we have prevailed in june he said it's a minuscule p

you see the senate majority leader next to house speaker nancy pelosi. i want to bring in dana bash as we await this moment. she is there on the grounds of the capitol complex and far away in the canon. actually, we do not have dana right now. but we are awaiting this ceremony. as you can see, this is something that, under ordinary circumstances, you would have more people in attendance. but because of times being as they are, you see the senate minority leader, chuck schumer there. times being what they are, this is an invited group of law makers and they are here to pay tribute to john lewis. let let's listen in. >>> it was an official and personal and very sad honor to welcome my colleague, john lewis, up to the capitol, to welcome his family and his many friends to acknowledge his sacred life. please stay standing for the invocation by dr. reverend brown jr. ebenezer ame church. >> let us bow our heads in a word of prayer. eternal god, our father, i come before you in the name of jesus thanking you for the many different faiths and believes and relig