. ♪ ♪ happy birthday dear arley happy birthday to you ♪ >>> got to love it.celebration for what could be minnesota's last living survivor of pearl harbor. well wishers turned out on saturday to sing "happy birthday" to arley burke who turned 100. when he was 21, burke was on board the "uss honolulu" when the japanese attacked pearl harbor. the "honolulu" reported no casualties in the attack. >>> former president jimmy carter celebrated presidents' day in a big way. the 39th president did the honors at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the updated museum and carter exhibit in plains, georgia. the same school the now-95-year-old and his wife rosalyn attended. the museum features memories from their childhood up until carter's time as the nation's commander in chief. >>> all right. coming up on the "cbs morning news," while the cold war might have ended three decades ago, russia's spying on the u.s. continues to evolve. we'll talk with the author of a book about russia's latest spy tactics and how it's meddling in america's elections. i'm tom hanson, this is the "cbs

it doesn't matter about what side of the arley lea n matter about what side of the arley lean on, aterican electoral public. it's disappointing, to say the least. really interesting to talk to you. thank you for talking to us popular have a great night. the hispanic vote was very important to this bow, including texas and florida. democrat and majority whip of the virginia general assembly, alfonso lopez, joins me now from arlington. we talk loosely about the hispanic or latinx mode, but there is a broad swathe of people in there, it is not individuals, this is not a block? no, no, that is true. the latino vote is not a monolith stop as a dice bra are of many nationalities and the fa ct of many nationalities and the fact is that cuban—americans have different issues than chicano americans in california and from arizona —— diaspora. and those from el salvador americans in virginia. very different priorities and issues in each area. president trump did spot and opportunity in florida with cu ban—america ns and those from venezuela, do you think your own party has hit the spot? well, i

to some of the activities that some in.these clubs engaged >> it's interesting living here museum arley-davidsonecause we get to interact with owners from all over the world. it's an interesting population.n of the >> in the kind of customization with two ended up kind of divergent paths. of had all the guys, kind taking off from those, they called them barbers, like the and these ers bike, more minimal choppers, and then people what some referred to as works of art and other garbage wagons. but i feel that they are works of art. his guy here is one of my favorite vehicles in the museum. partly because i got to know the also, members, but it's you know, it's such a real feat prowess.ering this guy, felix -- the little wore those clothes and rode this monstrous motorcycle, town called mine 35, pennsylvania. t was near lindbergh, coal mining country, and he would ake these fantastic contraptions and ride them to motorcycling events and hand out and say, look, if --an do this, you can ajavon magic fix your bike for you. this is a board that hung shop and when he you, he otorcycle for would take a p

for voters, engaging arley. checking their voter -- engaging arley. checking their voter registration. i would hate to miss an opportunity to give a plug for being a poll worker. it is a great experience. that maybe once a little more confidence in the process, actually being a part of it, see all of the checks and double checks that go into it. see all of the pieces that go into making election day great. been one of the more valuable experiences i have had. it is a long day. but it is worthwhile. matthew: i will warn everybody. until i am minutes going to turn to your questions. for those five minutes you will be thing about your questions, i want ask two questions to you. you are both coming to this from different perspectives. you are an elected official. you have been here for 20 years as a lawyer. what are the positive stories that are not being told the voters do not understand? the flipside of that, going into 2020, what isto keeping you up at night? secretary raffensperger: many people do not realize we have a great story to tell. we are one

now,arley: i think right the notion of "is it enough" is an important question, but enough is all wee at this moment. everyone has to do their part to wear their mask consistently and continuously went out in public. we also must keep our distance. if people are not in masks, if they are out running and not in masks, they need to keep a wider distance. it is essential that we understand and recognize that ,ou may feel completely fine and we all understand and know the desire to be out in public, particularly during summer months, israel. it helps our mental health and our physical health, but we must recognize that with a virus circulating, without feeling fine, you can be transmitting to someone who can be significantly impacted by the illness. universitys hopkins .ursing professor jason farley of's now get a quick check the latest business flash headlines. shares beat expectations. the electric carmaker has delivered just over 90,000 cars in the three months through june, gaining on the first quarter and beating estimates of about 83,000. shares rose as much as 10% in the biggest o

from 52 to 113 and every one of those destroyers is called an arley burk class destroyer, built along the lines of the very first one. so it's wonderful to have a ship named after you for anybody. it's a deep honor, but a particular honor to be the lead ship of the class and that honor was bestowed on admiral burk the greatest of our destroyer officers, the most impactful surface line chief of naval operations. he was the cno for six years, an iconic naval figure and all the ships in that class are ar leey burk class destroys. i'll close by saying mine this, second of the class, was named the barry after john barry who is not terribly well-known, revolutionary war navy captain, a contemporary roughly of john paul jones, and was a superb naval officer. those who served in the barry are very proud of that and proud to be the barry just like my wife is proud to be the sponsor of 113, the john finn, named for a medal of honor winner at pearl hash per, and all of white house served in any of those destroyers are very proud to be destroyer men and women, and to serve in an early burk class

boy arley >> dana: let's get you up to speed on a situation that we have been reporting for well over shooting we are following at a walmart in forrest city, arkansas. arkansas state police tweeted this, "our prayers are with the two forrest city police officers that were injured this morning in a shooting at walmart. our criminal investigation division has been requested to conduct an investigation in the incident. please stay away from the area if at all possible." there are reports the suspect is dead although fox news cannot confirm that. that's local media saying that. officials are scheduled to hold a news conference at the shooting scene. you see that walmart there, at 2:00 p.m. eastern. so just a few minutes right now we should expect to get more information. speak to youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-american poverty has declined it to the lowest rate ever recorded. >> harris: democrats are calling for a twitter and facebook to pull down that edited video posted by president trump that makes it look like speaker nancy pelosi ripped up his state of the un

zumwalt and before that, admiral arley burk was elevated as a three-star. so, the advantage of doing it is you really get a fresh set of eyes and no one, who is elevated, has any baggage to pay off. you get a clean break. that can be very advantageous and i would argue as the navy goes into this turbulent 21st 21st century, we would be well-serve to do at lower deep sleek. >> gives me the perfect transition to a clean break. now my pleasure to turn the stage over to admiral stavridis to give you a presentation. hope your clicker there is. >> it is. thank you very much. well, first and for most i want to say thank you to hugh and to the nixon library, and i want to also just sort of spend a moment while the furniture is moved -- which it is -- so thank you above all, hugh, betsy, greet have you oh, are hugh lazy lovely wife, navy mom, nave ya daughter, a lot of navy in the house tonight. that was a wonderful introduction, and normally when people hear that introduction, supreme allied he commander and all that, then they actually see me and typically have re

it is happened before, admiral arley burke was elevated as a three-star. the advantage of doing it is you get a fresh set of eyes and no one who was elevated has any baggage to pay off. you get a clean break that can be very advantageous i would argue is the navy goes into this very turbulent 24th century, we would be well served to do a little more selecting. so that gives me a perfect transition to a clean break i can turn my stage over to the admiral to give your presentation i'll be back at the end of it. so thank you sir very much. well first and foremost i want to thank you to hugh and the nixon library. i also just spend a moment while the furniture is moved. which it is. so thank you, above all hugh, it's good to have you here as well, he was loving wife, navy mom, navy daughter. got a lot of navy going on in the house and that, i see that. that was a wonderful introduction. normally when people hear that introduction, supreme illini commander and all of that they see me they typically have two reactions. one is wow i thought you would be taller. [

they have warned citizens about studying or holidaying in australia, imposed tariffs on arley, started probe into the wine industry and just yesterday, another probe into wine subsidies. it is understandable this is being seen in light of a continued slide between these trade partners. shery: is there a way back from here? ed: that's a really good question. obviously it is an an important relationship or australia and china as well. been powering the economy for years and is even were crucial as we slip into a recession. it is hard to see the relations eating -- relations getting onto [indiscernible] china has a more muscular approach under president xi and there is support for prime minister morrison to do that. we would like to see more flashpoints on the horizon. [indiscernible] scrap agreements with foreign powers. that is code for china's agreement it has reached with state territory agreement -- territories in australia. signpost between the two countries and likely to provoke more backlashes from china. our editor in sydney. let's turn to karina mitchell for the first word headl

york, arley, new republican. good morning. caller: good morning. would like to say our lives matter. i think it is funny the way they cover it. the marketing slaughtered in chicago. you do not see black lives .atter there statistics show 70% of african-americans are born without a father in the home. -- percent of industry crimes are caused by blacks between 18 and 31. there are problems in the police force, but why don't we discussed the other issues that come up that way geico that is just my comment. host: how do you think we are doing on race relations in this country? are they getting better, are they getting worse? caller: they are getting worse because they are fanned bytes tv stations, msnbc, when you have a small group of people, black-and-white, that go out and protest and destroy things that no matter what -- i think they are using this as a cover. host: peter in new york. a few comments from our text messaging service. this is marion in texas, saying the biggest story in the week into texas is the rise of the coronavirus again. we have

for one thing, general dynamics builds the arley burke ships there, the destroyers.e fullback on i think it's a case where it shows the white house and organized labor can help each other out. i got a call a couple weeks ago after the strike had dragged on from a great guy named jimmy hart from the afl-cio. we helped a little bit to get everybody back to the table. what's nice about bath ironworks, to me its a a symbol of trump, economic security is national security. great jobs there and building destroyer. here, joe, here's what's interesting about bath we basically recruited bath to build sophisticated machines for the puritan swab in gilford, maine. it's an example of repurposing factories. the other piece of news that's interesting on the trait front, a couple of months ago i went with the president to bangor, maine. we were given a hat trick of challenges from the lobster fishermen in maine they were getting hammered by the chinese on tariffs they were getting hammered by the canadians. so we were able to quickly solve the china problem. two parts of the hat tr

if you had the drug and you had fewer symptoms of breathlessness and you were likely to be released arleyd in a med xaljournal and and it has not been published in a med xal journal and we and it has not been published in a med xaljournal and we haven't been able to check out the claims the company are making. but if these claims are born out by these future studies, if they are borne out, we are seeing a significant step in terms of treatment of coronavirus illness. and one which would save lives today and tomorrow and lots of viewers who may have family or friends suffering and they will want to know when will it be rolled out nationally? that is a very good question. the good news in a sense is because they have done 15 years of research already on the drug, they already had fairly good ideas about how safe the drug is, it is already used in multiple sclerosis and they have used tests to show they have a response and because they have a response and because they were confident that it might prove positive, they have got companies beginning to manufacture the compound and the nebulisers