michael george has the story. >> reporter: across america we've seen it, people waiting hours and hoursts during early voting. those lines often mean a difficult choice for many who work on election day. vote or collect a paycheck but that's starting to change. >> our democracy does better when we all participate. >> courtney kenna is with patagonia. it's one of growing number of businesses making it easier for employees to vote. on election day they'll shut down stores, headquarters and distribution center. workers will get a paid day off so they can vote and four more days off if they volunteer as a pole worker. >> as we face a climate crisis, health crisis and economic process that we engage and exercise our right to vote. >> reporter: other companies like gm and square have their own initiatives. >> not just large businesses. 2/3 of small businesses say they plan to give workers time off to vote this year. chocolate shot xocolatl has only a dozen employees but on election day they'll all have a paid day off. >> everyone needs to vote. you need to step up. >> co-owner says closing th

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> prosecutors in the breonna taylor shooting case never gave the grand jury a chance to consider homicide charges. of that's according to an anonymous grand juror. the statement comes after a judge ruled that grand jurors in the case could publicly speak out. the grand juror says questions were asked about additional charge ands the grand jury was told there would be none because the prosecutors didn't feel they could make them stick. taylor was fatally shot in her home by louisville police during a botched drug raid in march. no officers were directly charged with her death. >>> so coming up on the cbs morning news, nasa makes history in oon an attempt to grab a sample from an asteroid. >>> and a joint ad put aside political differences. this is the cbs morning news. little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is

michael george looks back at his life. ♪ >> reporter: to music fans, eddie van halen was nothing short band was a force to be reckoned with right out of the gate. their hard-charging 1978 debut album sold 10 million copies. ♪ might as well jump >> reporter: together with his flamboyant lead singer david lee roth, brother alex on drums and bassist michael anthony, van halen defined heavy metal with monster hits like "jump" from their decade defining album "1984." >> i can sit down and play. doesn't matter. i don't think people come to see me, you know, slide on my knees or jump. >> reporter: thanks in no small part to his virtuoso guitar skills, van halen survived a falling out with roth, scoring big hits with replacement lead singer sammy hagar. the dutch born van halen had been married to actress valerie bertinelli for more than two decades before breaking up, in part because of his struggles with substance abuse. the couple had one son, wolf, who broke the news of his father's death on twitter. ♪ his legacy endures. van halen is one of the 20 best selling artists of all-time and "rol

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> president trump sent a series of tweets overnight responding to governor whitmer. he said she did a terrible job for locking her state down, and rather than saying thank you, he alleged that she called him a white supremacist. mr. trump also said that he doesn't tolerate any extreme violence. >>> so ahead on "cbs this morning," dana nessel joins us to discuss the alleged plot to kidnap the governor. >>> president trump's doctor says mr. trump can make a safe return to the public as early as tomorrow. the doctor says the president completed his course of therapy since being diagnosed with the coronavirus. in an interview with fox news last night, mr. trump said he wants to get back on the campaign trail. >> i think i'm going to try doing a rally on saturday night if we can -- if we have enough time to put it together. we want to do a rally -- probably in florida on saturday night, might come back and do one in pennsylvania the following night and it is incredible what is going on. i feel so good. >> during the interview, he sounded hoarse and ha

michael george explains just how the shot can help reduce the risk of serious complications from morest the flu. >> reporter: mary always gets a flu shot. >> my husband and i we're in our 70s, the older you get, the more inclined you are to have underlying health conditions that put you at a greater risk for complications from having the flu. >> reporter: she's receiving the high dose flu vaccine, which has four times more antigen than the regular shot. >> as we age, our bodies have a bit more difficulty making that antibody response to a regular dose vaccine. so if we expose people who are over the age of 65 to a higher dose of that antigen, they're more likely to make a much more robust response. >> reporter: if you haven't received your flu shot yet, now is the time. the centers for disease control and prevention recommend getting the vaccine by the end of october. some pharmacies and doctors are reporting limited supplies of the high dose vaccine, or that it is no longer in stock. but dr. kristin englund from the cleveland clinic says older adults should not delay and take whateve

michael george, cbs news. >>> the president plans to hold his first official post covid campaign rally monday night in sanford, florida, near orlando. >>> today vice president mike pence covered florida for him, the swing state is widely viewed as a must when for president trump. air force two landed in orlando, earlier today. pence waves before boarding a trump campaign bus, heading to a latinos for trump events. at the event, pence criticized joe biden's approach to a coronavirus was once. >> just five cases of the coronavirus in the united states. in late january. present donald trump did with what no other president did when he suspended all travel from china come the second largest economy in the world. he but the health of america first. now, joe biden says that was, quote, hysterical. and xena phobic. >> we are committed to helping you vote smart, go to kpix5 for backgrounders on the california ballot measures, and information on the to and ways to cast a ballot. >>> new video out of denver tonight wear a pair of political demonstrations erupted in deadly shootings. only witness

with the new jumping covid cases the pandemic is a prime topic for both candidates cbs michael george has the latest.>>reporter: president trump and joe biden are holding rallies this weekend in battleground states that could decide the november 3 election.>> for the last half- century joe biden has been outsourcing of jobs and opening our borders and sacrificing american blood and treasure in these endless and ridiculous foreign wars>> the president travel to north carolina, ohio and wisconsin saturday, former vice president biden campaigned in his native pennsylvania where he continued to after the president for his pandemic response. >> in our debate on thursday night trump was still saying that we are rounding a corner and it is going away. we are learning to live with it and i told him we are not learning to live with it we are learning to die with it as he is doing nothing.>> former president obama went to miami to draw support for his two term vp. >> we have a president who cannot even call out or criticize white supremacists that is a problem.>> i voted straight republican. >>

michael george has the latest. >>> president trump voted at the library in west palm beach, florida,not far from his mara lago estate, then headed to the battleground state of north carolina. at a rally in the town of lumberton, the president said coronavirus cases are surging because of increased testing. >> that is all i hear about now. turn on the television, covid, covid, covid, covid, covid, covid. by the way on november 4 he will not hear about anymore. covid. covid, please don't go and vote. >> reporter: he also holds rallies in ohio and wisconsin today. >> i will shut down the virus, not the economy. >>> at the first of two driving rallies in pennsylvania, democratic challenger joe biden continued to slam the president's handling of the pandemic. >>> when i told him, we are not learning how to live with it, you are asking us to die with it. >> he also said that was 60 minutes. he was asked what is your priority in your second term? what did trump say? he got mad and walked out of the interview. he thought the questions were too tough. >> reporter: but many early voters, peopl

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> tropical storm zeta restrengthened overnight as it gets ready to make land fall in southeastern louisiana this afternoon. zeta is packing winds of 75 miles an hour. yesterday, residents were spotted preparing for the arrival. the hurricane threatens strong winds and storm surge. one man in louisiana says this is the seventh time he's picked up his boat this hurricane season. >> it gets old but if you love fishing and you love being down here, it is part of the game. if you are going to play this game and have a slip down here, several times a year you'll pick your boat up and run from a storm. >> zeta will be the third named storm to hit the gulf coast since august. >>> yesterday, the daily number of cases in the u.s. surged past 73,000. 43 states are seeing an up tick in the seven-day average of new infections it looks like americans wouldn't get a new round of coronavirus aid ahead of election day. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has suspended the senate without a deal. >>> for the first time since 1988, the dodgers bring home a champio

here's cbs's michael george. >> in a town famous for witch trials and halloween celebrations the scariest thing in salem, massachusetts this year, the tourists. the mayor is selling sight seers to stay home. >> this is not the year to come to salem, this is not the year to visit. >> but people are showing up anyway. >> it's been crazy. like there's been just as many crowds as usual. >> halloween won't be so much about door to door trick or treating this year. fantastic displays like this one can be enjoyed by people safely from a distance. >> here we go. >> thank you. >> how do you dispense treats from a distance? in this washington, d.c. neighborhood one family came up with a solution. >> a covid safe candy slide. >> jinx. >> the slide made from pvc pipe. >> truck or treat. >> while keeping socially distant. the mayo clinic urging americans to avoid high risk activities like costume parties, haunted houses and especially trick or treating. >> unfortunately having many people from durch households mixing in close proximity is a high risk activity. >> instead recommending alternative low r

michael george is here in new york with our report. michael, good morning. >> reporter: michelle, good morning. preventative measures are already in place across the country. here in new york city, broadway will remain shut down through may. be then the theaters will have been closed for more than a year. a surge in coronavirus cases coming during flu season has health professionals preparing and warning for the worst. >> we do see some of those early signs that we saw across the south after memorial day. at silent spread. ly >> reporter: dr. deborah birx of the coronavirus task force toured the northeast this week warning of a surge and pointing the finger at those responsible. >> it is happening in homes and social occasions and people gathering and taking their mask off. >> reporter: stepping up to help, these volunteers in new york are literally standing on street corners handing out masks. >> i've seen a lot of people without masks. so they see us and they're grabbing it. >> reporter: but also in new york city, members of the ortho

michael george begins our coverage here in new york this morning. chael, good morning. >> jeff, good morning. new york is in the midst of new shutdowns in some areas as cases continue to rise in a handful of neighborhoods. and what's happening here is happening in much of the country. a concerning sign for experts as we approach the holidays, the coronavirus rate appears to be increasing, not decreasing. in wisconsin, 1 in every 4 coronavirus tests are coming back positive. residents are asked to avoid gatherings, even political gatherings. >> we're here to call on president trump to cancel his campaign rally on saturday. >> reporter: dr. bob freedland, along with other wisconsin doctors, stepped up friday to urge cancellation of the president's rally tonight in the state. >> president trump's rallies endanger public health and they have become platform for him to spread medically inaccurate information. >> reporter: wisconsin is one of at least seven states that in the past two days has set records for infections. and there's no mystery about what's

george h.w. bush and michael dukakis and at 4:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, john f. kennedy's 1960s speech on church and state followed by ronald reagan's 1966 the myth of the great society speech. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> up next on american history tv, a june 1944 newsreel from the office of war information. it includes stories about the 1944 presidential election. the fall of mussolini and franklin roosevelt signing the g.i. bill. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the city of chicago is the scene of the 1944 republican national convention. signs everywhere welcome delegates gathered to nominate a republican candidate for president. governor bricker of ohio who was nominated candidate for vice president and here is senator taft from ohio prominent among the delegates. the nomination of new york's governor dewey was conceded almost before the convention opened. ♪ ♪ congressman martin, permanent chairman of the convention chats with former governor landon. landon was the 1946 republican. willkie was the 1940s standard bearer. c

. >> michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this monday.of you the cbs news continues. reporting from los angeles. >>> "cbs news," original reporting. ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, i'm jamie in los angeles, nine days to go until the election, and the coronavirus is once again spreading inside the trump administration. at least five aides to vice president pence now testing positive. cbs news battleground polls out the today show a tight race in three southern states with joe biden having the edge over the president in florida. biden is up four points in north carolina, and the contest is even in georgia. tonight, the president handed out candy to children of front line health workers and military families after campaigning in maine and new hampshire. >> reporter: even as the country topped 80,000 new cases a day. the president told supporters that the virus is fading out. >> we are rounding the turn. we have vaccines and everything. we are rounding the turn. even without the vaccines we are rounding the turn. >> repor

choice inave a whether america chooses the road of michael to caucus or the road of george bush -- michael the caucus or the road of -- >they have always believed in higher taxes. they always have and they always will. cuts to national george bush will lead us to the 21st century. a fifth century that will be of hope and peace. ronald reagan and george bush saved america from decline. we changed america. michael dukakis fought us every step of the way. it's not that they're not sympathetic. it's simply that they will take america backwards. george bush has experience. and with me, the future. a future committed to our family. a feature committed to the freedom. thank you. good night, and god bless you. [applause] judy woodruff: senator benson, your closing statement? days,entsen:: in just 34 america will elect a new leadership for our country. that's the most important decision because there's no bigger job than governing this great country of ours and leaving it into its future. mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen tempered,experienced, capable leadership to meet those challenges of the future.

ronald reagan and george bush saved america from decline. we changed america, michael dukakis fought us every step of the way. it is not that they are not so pathetic. it is simply that they will take america backwards. george bush had the experience and with me, the future. a future committed to our family, a future committed to the freedom. thank you, good night, and god bless you. [applause] judy woodruff: senator bentsen. bentsen, your closing statement. sen. bentsen: and just 34 days -- in just 34 days america will elect new leadership for our country. decisionost important because there is no bigger job than governing this great country of ours and leaving it into its future. mike dukakis and lloyd benson experienced, offer you tempered leadership to meet the future. the opposition says lower your sites, rest on your laurels. bentsenakis and lloyd thing america can do better. america cannot just coast into the future, clinging to the past. this race is too close, the competition to tough and the stakes to hide. -- high. america must move into that future united a

michael hayden, again, george w. bush era director of the national security administration and director of the cia. even though michael hayden's successor of nha is quarantining tonight because of covid exposure, paul participated in a remarkable joint address to the country today, i guess is the way you would consider it. it was a video that was addressed to the public from the heads of four intelligence and law enforcement agencies that are responsible for protecting the presidential election. chris wray, head of the fbi, and others, director of the cyber security and infrastructure security agency, better known as cisa, something i didn't know existed before they and the fbi started putting out joint announcements about adversaries messing with the election again this year. but this is an odd duck. i'm not sure i've seen anything like it before. it is targeted to us, the pub le lick. and it is a warning that our 2020 elections are being targeted by bad actors. it's a threat from the ed hhead the fbi will be caught

george h.w. bush and michael dukakis. at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "reel america" kennedy's speech on church and state followed by ronald reagan's 1966 the myth of great society speech. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> next on american history tv, a biographical film produced by dwight eisenhower's 1952 xain. this film was shown in movie theaters and distributed to civic organizations. ♪ through 20 years of wavering and wandering through hot and cold wars through corruption and s cynicism the american people have hungered for integrity wisdom and courage. >> we sought a leader of the people. >> a man raised to leadership by the people. >> a leader whose whole life has been spent for the people. >> a sturdy, humble heir to the respect and the affection all peoples felt. such a man is general ike, dwight d. eisenhower, the man from abilene. never in history have so many americans known so much about the very essence of one man. >> 100 million americans know eisenhower the way you know a neighbor. we know him by heart. >

ronald reagan and george bush saved america from decline. we changed america. michael dukakis fought us every step of the way. it's not that they're not sympathetic. it's simply that they will take america backwards. george bush has the experience, and with me, the future. a future committed to our family, a future committed to the freedom. thank you, good night, and god bless you. [ applause ] >> senators bentsen? senator bentsen, your closing statement. >> in just 34 days america will elect new leadership for our country. it's a most important decision, because there's no bigger job than governing this great country of ours and leading it into its future. mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen offer you experience, tempered, capable leadership. to meet those challenges of the future. our opposition says lower your sights. rest on your lurals. mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen think america can do better. that america can't just coast into the future, clinging to the past. this race is too close. the competition is too tough, the stakes are too high. michael dukakis and lloyd be

george bush will lead us to the 21st century. a and michael dukakis fought, and they're not. hey will take america backwards. george bush has experience. the future committed to our family, a future committed to the freedom. thank you, goodnight, and god bless you. [ applause ] >> senator benson? >> in just 34 days america will elect new leadership for our country. it is a most important decision. there is no bigger job than governing this great country of ours. tempered, meeting those of the future. lower your sites. making america better. that america can't just coast in the future. this race is too close. the competition is too tough, the stakes are too high. america must move into that future, it is the most powerful, the most prosperous in the world. as americans we honor our past and we should but our children will live in the future. it won't happen and it is a contribution by all of us to do that. i work for the betterment of our country. as a bomber pilot, a businessman, and a united states senator. working to make this nation the fairest, the strongest, and the most

george h.w. bush and michael ducaucas. >>> also john f. kennedy's speech on church and state. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend. >>> now, a united auto workers campaign film for president roosevelt's 1984 reelection campai campaign. >> hey, joe! joe! >> yes, sam? >> look at today's time table. >> only one of these trains can get through to washington. 44 is a single track, you know. >> yeah, but sam, aren't the american people on board to win the war special? >> all but a few wreckers. >> do you see that switch, joe? that's for the side track. >> i'm just the guy that can do it. >> you can if you don't fall asleep at the switch like you did in november of 1942. >> don't worry about me. he'll have to knock me out. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what happened? >> who are you. >> not at all, not at all, boy. high production. you've been over working, you need to relax. here, relax. smoke a cigar. let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers you're on the wrong track. the win the war special is not going through. all of the workers are on strike. >> that's a

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here to help us make sense of it all is michael george who has been covering the pandemic. ael, good morning. >> good morning. a second wave is indeed here. that's how oregon's governor put it friday. some states are doubling down. others, though, are still resisting stricter safety measures. in the immediate future, there's an election and halloween today only complicating ways to combat the mounting tragedy. a new trick to get a treat in a pandemic may be just a drop in the bucket. even a socially distanced candy pipe chute still allows costumed kids to face risks if they go out tonight. >> the plastic masks that go with the costumes. they aren't the same as the cloth mask. advise moms and dads to make a cloth mask that goes with the costumes. >> and for voters in line to beat the election day rush. it didn't stop one florida polling place from shutting down after covid hit. overstretched hospitals are telling a much more tragic story. icu beds are 80% full in nearly a quarter of u.s. hospitals. according to a federal government memo obtained by national public radio. a mo

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michael george is here in new york with more. michael, good morning. >> dana, good morning.ly voting begins here in less than three hours. a few people already starting to line up. and across the country, millions are already voting with extraordinary precautions in place to help people cast their ballot safely. but there's also concern as all of this comes in the midst of the nation's biggest spike since the pandemic began. >> that's a difficult and challenging situation to be in. >> reporter: another dire warning friday from the nation's top infectious disease doctor. it came the same day 41 states reported an increase in average new cases. 15 states also showed record hospitalizations indicating more precautions are needed fast. >> we're not talking about shutting down but we're talking about doubling down on some of the fundamental public health measures that we need to adhere to. >> reporter: on friday, one tennessee county has made masks mandatory. and health officials in florida discouraged birthday parties for kids after a sweet 16 party spread the virus. >> we know

good to be with george and michael on this tuesday morning.o take a live look at the white house where the president is waking up after being released from walter reed hospital. >> after that homecoming last night, the president wanted a television moment and he got one timed for the evening news. this defiant moment, doctors called it, after ripping off his mack and delivering the message to the american people don't lot it dominate you. this came as the number of covid deaths in the u.s. topped 210,000. the number of cases linked to him in his inner circle continues to grow. >> at least 18 people tested positive so far. among the latest press secretary kayleigh mcenany and two of her deputies. senior white house correspondent cecilia vega is tracking this rapidly developing story. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: yeah, michael, good morning to you. the cdc rules say that an infected person should stay away from others for at least ten days after first experiencing symptoms and they also encourage people, especially those who are infected

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michael. >> time will tell. thank you so much for that. >>> we'll have full coverage of the vice presidential debate tonight, georgee life of johnny nash, the singer/songwriter of that wonderful chart-topping hit that you're listening to right now. ♪ i can see all obstacles in my way ♪ >> oh, yes. that was his signature song. you know, it was covered by so many artists including ray charles. the tributes are pouring in, boy george writing on twitter, johnny nash had so many amazing tunes, a voice like silk. he was one of the greatest. he passed away from natural causes at the age of 80 at his home in houston, texas. >> and a big influence for bob marley as well. >> absolutely. >> amazing. >> reggae. >>> coming up, we have much more on the life and legendary legacy of rock star eddie van halen dubbed the mozart of rock guitar. >>> and could this detection device make schools safer? we have an exclusive first look at technology that could help kids get back into the classroom. >>> plus, newlyweds niecy nash and jessica betts are here live. how they pulled off the private ceremony and the moment they realized they had

eastern, the second debate between george h w bush and michael dukakis. at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, john f. kennedy's 1960 speech on church and state, followed by ronald reagan's 1966 the myth of the great society speech. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. ♪ >> the senate judiciary committee has been a to consider the nomination of supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. c-span.org has every minute of the confirmation hearings, including this moment with nebraska senator ben sasse. -- miserable cheaters -- i think all baseball fans know the houston astros cheat, they steal signs, they bang on cans, they have done a bunch of miserable things historically and deserve to

george h. w. bush. and massachusetts governor, michael dukakis.candidates took question on taxes, the budget deficit, and nuclear weapons stockpiles, and their choice of vice presidential running mates. that is followed by the first debate between incumbent president, bill clinton, and former kansas senator. from the 1996 campaign. watch tonight, starting at 8 pm eastern and enjoy american history tv this weekend every weekend on c-span 3. >> you're watching american history tv every weekend on c-span three explore our nations past, c-span 3 created by americas cable television companies as a public service. and brought to you today, by your television provider. >> coming up next on american tv, second debate of 1988 between vice president george bush and massachusetts governor michael dukakis. the candidates took questions on taxes, the budget deficit, defense spending, nuclear weapons, and each candidate's choice of running mate. >> good evening, on behalf of the commission on prison issue of debates, i am pleased to

george h.w. bush and michael dukakus. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> up next on american history tv, harry truman's speech at the 1948 democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> our leader and the next president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. ♪ >> thank you. >> please. thank you. thank you very much. i'm sorry that the microphones are in the way. they have to be where they are because i have to see what i'm doing. as i always am able to see what i'm doing. [ cheers and applause ] >> i can't tell you how very much i appreciate the honor, which you just conferred upon me. i shall continue to try to deserve it. [ cheers and applause ] >> i accept the nomination. [ cheers and applause ] and i want to thank this convention for its unanimous nomination of my good friend and colleague, senator barkley of kentucky. he's a great man and a great public servant

i believe the piano he wrote imagine on will be on display, the george michael estate has kindly lentano is now the focal point. anyone coming in... a beautiful steinway. live music is so important to the culture of the city of liverpool. i often think aboutjohn or the man he would have been if he had lived today. in many ways, he seemed old before his time. even in his twenties, he seemed such a wise man. if you live now, what would he make of what is happening to the music industry and how it is struggling in particular in the current times? well, yes, you're right. liverpool is based on two huge things. there is based on two huge things. there is lots going on, but the hooks are football and the beatles, basically. we area football and the beatles, basically. we are a music centre for the world and we always have been because of it being a port and people coming and going all the time. i was talking the other day with somebody who said john would probably be busking outside the closed cavern in the rain now. it's very sad to see those streets empty. it really is. you see it in the

george h.w. bush and michael dukakus.loring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> up next on american history tv, harry truman's speech at the 1948 democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> our leader and the next president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> for more on the so-called quad talks, nhk world spoke to michael green who served on former george w. bush's national security council. >> reporter: this meeting signals the growing importance of indo-pacific issues as more and more policy talks go online, these totop diplomamats took precauautions, flew to tokyo an aree meeting in the same room. >> this is very signinificant prececisely b because it's in t mimiddle of f covid. these leaders wantt to show tha these governments are taking what china is doing very seriously. if it weren't for china, they wouldn't be doing this. everyone knows that. >> reporter: some smaller countries have been trying through mumt lateral negotiations. green says stakeholders understand it's time to clearly demonstrate to china how muchh power japan, the u.u.s., aususta and india c collectively hold. >> ten yearsrs ago many peopopl didn't want to show that power.. today i think there's a very strong consensus we need to show it. now, we need to develop rate with china on many issues including climate change, trade, academic exchange, but it's very cle

where this summer's protest over social justice in policing first began after the death of george floyd. >>michael shoar has more. >>the marches continue in minneapolis nearly 5 months after the city erupted in riots and protests out in a suburb that normally we don't see protests and so but this time we're waking up i think money colors don't is a black lives matter activist who has seen the fruits of her labor in the current political conversation, i think the difference in terms of the election. i see that more can is and people saying buckeyes matter they're saying we need a police accountability. >>up until june of this year this was a fast food restaurant here in minneapolis. but the riots that ensued after the death of george floyd change this neighborhood completely but it also could have changed the politics here people on both sides of the issue the police and the residents say that they need change. >>we have people that are frustrated. we have people that are sad we have people that are angry. >>john elders public information officer for the minneapolis police department there's far mo

the piano was bought by george michael in 2000, and will be shown at liverpool's strawberry field.vity in europe. they are cousins of the better—known seahorse and live in a very specific area of southern australia. they are very delicate and sensitive to changes, light, noise and vibrations, which makes them very hard to breed. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. ever changing skies and the odd shower to dodge as we go through today as things turn colder across the country for the next few days. we will see temperatures below where we should be for this time of year, and that will be most notable in the breeze through saturday and into sunday. we have seen this weather system push southwards and eastwards today. the weatherfront is putting across east anglia and the southern counties of england through this afternoon. some bursts of rain, but nowhere near as active as it was earlier. to the north, a mixture of sunshine and showers. showers most frequent through north scotland and north—west england and northern ireland. we could see hail and thunder and a bit

the piano, which singer george michael bought in 2000, will be shown at liverpool's strawberry field.his is bbc world news. the latest headlines: a record rise — 338,000 people are infected with coronavirus in 24 hours, the highest daily number since the pandemic began. donald trump tells american television he is in great shape and wants to get back on the campaign trail. to the lucrative world of social media influencers now — because it seems youth is no barrier to bringing in the big bucks. this french youtube channel neo and swan has more than 5 million subscribers — and is one of dozens featuring young children. this week france passed a law aimed at protecting young social media stars — regulating the number of hours under—16s can work online and what happens to their earnings. it also enshrines the right to be forgotten, meaning that platforms will be obliged to take down content at the child's request. dr elizabeth milovidov is a law professor and esafety consultant — she's founder of digitalparentingcoach.com. shejoins me from paris. sorry for stumbling over your surname. it

george h. w. bush and michael dukakis. speech onnnedy's church and state, followed by ronald reagan's speech.y watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> this is american history tv on c-span3, where each weekend we feature programs exploring our nation's past. ♪ availableesidents," in paperback, hardcover and e-book. present biographies of every president inspired by conversations with historians about the leadership skills that make for a successful presidency. as americans go to the polls to decide who should lead our country, this collection offers perspective into the lives and events that forge each president's leadership style. to learn more, visit c-span.org/thepresidents in order your copy today wherever books are sold. in 1915 president woodrow wilson put a memorabilia box at arlington national cemetery. 100 and five years later, in april 2020, the box was carefully removed and opened. next on american artifacts, we visit arlington to see the contents with cemetery historian tim frank and caitlin smith. in order to talk about this memorabilia boxed, i have to take you bac

george h.w. bush and michael dukakis. [video clip] >> bush and a cup of some crime.for murderers. -- willie horton received 10 weekend passes run prison. he kidnapped a young couple, stabbing the man and repeatedly raping his government. weekend prison passes, dukakis on crime. >> george bush talks about prison furloughs, but he will not tell you that the massachusetts program was bushed by republican and will not talk about this drug dealerler -- that was furlough. the real story on for those is george bush has taken a furlough from the truth. host: who is behind the infamous willie horton ad? that ad was produced by a third-party political organization that was very closely aligned with the republican party, called the national security back. when it was taken off, the bush campaign immediately went on the -- there isuch more aprogram that showed revolving door, people going into prison and coming out of prison and mentioned willie horton or it willie horton was not the only figure discussed in that spot, but it was based on the willie horton spot. a lot of people

michael? >> thank you, george. >>> let's get now to the very latest from the campaign trail.ith just one week until the final votes, president trump hitting three states today that he won last time and joe biden heading to georgia which hasn't been won by a democrat since 1992. mary bruce is tracking it all for us this morning. good morning, mary. >> reporter: michael, good morning. this is a sign of confidence from the biden team. president trump won georgia by five points in 2016, but now biden sees this as potentially up for grabs. he is going on offense in these final days as he tries to stretch the electoral map while the president remains largely focused on those critical states that handed him the white house. one week to go and president trump is desperate to change the subject, but joe biden not letting up, hammering him on the pandemic. >> the bottom line is, donald trump is the worst possible president, the worst possible person, to try to lead us through this pandemic. i don't think -- he just doesn't have any idea what to do or he just doesn't care. >> reporter:

every day which is distorting roger stone guilty of lying to congress michael cohen former personal lawyer guilty on 8 criminal counts george papadopoulos form of foreign policy advisor guilty to lying about contacts with russians pomona for michael flynn so now he wasn't cleansing the swamp trumpets refilled it with sleaze and criminals suddenly. absolutely nothing and each individual personal when. it is not all said and done that's one case so. he hat. charging as you don't eat until that's the roots all organic or was hired for one purpose only he was hired help to delegate. when he 60 in cleveland it was hired because of this record it was the era that on this in an app my job because he's been so unfairly treated you know the irony is this is a man who kept calling for hillary clinton to be locked up but it's his own people who've been locked up and his own people who've left under an ethical cloud in the from the white house well or man or was in the administration michael cohen was in the strange ok well look at former labor secretary alexander acosta resigned after reports he was involved in a plea deal for jeffrey

george tenet, michael haden, porter goss, none of them were interviewed. so if you want to get a sense of what those directors were thinking inside their heads, you can find it in my chapter, the spymasters. >> right. in addition to being illegal, we should probably -- [laughter] mention that part. a number of people have asked about our relationship with other powers, and i think that, like, starting right now with trump and our relationship with the five is, the rest of the world is one question. and another question that can be bundled with that is what about, have you talked with any directors about, you know, activities that are with non-al i lied powers. that's a way of paraphrasing this. and just sort of how do you, how does the cia see its position in the world vis-a-vis with its take over time to deal with foreign powers, and then the question of what about our relationship with other, our coordination of intelligence sources, services, etc., in the current context. >> you know, it's, it's a tough question. it's a good question, it's a very hard q

either michael has run for caucus and so has george bush. >> governor. a one minute response. >> didn't hear the word liberal or left one time. >> that is true. >> doesn't that prove the point george, values but family, education, community. decent homes for young people and family on long island i visited on monday were blue and buddies mueller but -- seven children making good on things they couldn't live in the community and which they grew up in. those are basic american values. i believe in them. i think you believe in them. they are not left the right. they are decent american values. i guess one thing that concerns me about this as the attempt to label things that which all of us will. even we may have different approaches. you may think that you deal with them in different ways but they're basically american. i believe in, them george bush believes of, them the vast majority of americans within them and i would hope the tone we gestured could be the town that we have for the rest of the american campaign. i think that a american people would appr

george h.w. bush and massachusetts governor michael dukakis. the candidates took questions on taxes, the budget deficit, nuclear weapons stockpiles and their choice of vice presidential running mates followed by first debate between incumbent bill clinton and senator bob dole from the 1976 campaign. watch tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern and watch american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> "the presidents" available in paperback, hard cover, ebook from public affairs, presents biography of every president. inspired by conversations with noted historians about the leadership skills that make for a successful presidency. as americans go to the polls next month to decide who should lead our country, this collection offers perspectives into the lives and events that forged each president's leadership style. to learn more about all our presidents and the book's featured historians, visit c-span.org/presidents and order your copy today wherever books are sold. >> president jimmy carter accepted his party's presidential nomin