alice stewart. alice, it's been a while. good to have you on. these two other guys i get to see all the time. great to see you as well. more than 75 million americans already cast their ballots. poll after poll shows this has been a very, very stable race. the clock is running out. >> yeah, look, i mean this is stunning to see this kind of turnout. 2016 was the lowest turnout in two decades. and this year we are seeing records being broken every day. you've got not folks waiting in line. they have mail-in ballot time as rick cason told you a little while ago is probably passed. but the motivation, even places like texas, you're seeing records broken all over the place. it speaks to the enthusiasm that exists. it is cnn's prediction is that a lot of the early votes are trending democrat. that's not a done deal, nothing is a done deal until election day. it's a sign of people straightening up their civic back been. >> two things, i want you to fix your collar. >> it's a look i'm going for. >> just tuck it in. we live near each other and we were ta

alice, it's happening. the science is there.t's not a hypothetical. >> i'm not agreeing that we are rounding the corner on this, don. i think we still need to use caution, we need to heed the advice of health officials. we need to wear masks. we need to social distance. i'm not a fan of the big rallies. i think people should be certainly much more careful when it comes to this, but, we have to remember, this is not a red state problem, or a blue state problem. covid is a nonpartisan issue and a lot of the decisions have to be -- >> again, alice, that is not his closing arguments. his closing argument is that it's happening in blue states -- this is his words. it should be democratic. where there are democrat mayors and democrat governors in blue states. he is making this about blue and red states instead of the united states. that is not his closing arguments. i know you want, you probably wish that was his closing arguments. but it's not. he is not relying on science at all. he is not in reality at all when it comes to the viru

nice to see you, alice. >> alice, he is trying to take over and he doesn't want you to speak.resident trump is holding more than a dozen potential superspreader rallies over the next few days. he is downplaying the virus as it continuously hits record highs. do -- i mean, do you think he -- i don't know if the folks around him or do republicans think that that is a smart closing argument? >> i think that, let me just, first, start off by saying obviously we can count anthony scaramucci down as undecided, at this stage of the game. and we'll go with that. >> you can't call me a never-trumper because i was, once, a trumper. >> well, that's true. look. the president has spoken for hours and hours, today and the last several weeks and will speak for several hours between now and election day, about his closing argument. and part of that does include coronavirus and his commitment to making sure that we find a safe and effective vaccine. and reminding the american people what he has done to provide ppes. and also, encouraging what public-health officials are saying with regard to s

tell us about alice paul. she led a big demonstration in front of the white house the day before woodrow wilson's inauguration. first ellen: now we are 1913. this is about the third generation of women involved in suffrage and these are younger women. they are modern women. their skirts are shorter. their hair is shorter. they go to college. and they are not uncomfortable with marching and doing other things in public. speaking. marching, etc.. she draws them in to a wing and eventually a separate organization. she starts her leadership by organizing one of the first massive political parades in washington, dc. political parades, not for a party. she organizes this parade on the eve of the first inauguration of woodrow wilson. it is meant to show to him the power and discipline of the suffrage movement. in the end, alice paul and woodrow wilson became the worst sort of enemies. they despised each other. wilson was a southern democrat . you have got great images here. you're making my job so much easier. he opp

joining us now, alice roberts., who died of covid-19 at the age of 45. alice, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to say, i'm very sorry for your loss, and sorry to read about what has felt like for you to be watching the president in effect ignoring your loss, if that's a correct interpretation of what i've read. >> definitely. i mean, i was giving him the benefit of the doubt with what he could have done during the pandemic. and i'm a huge democrat. but it was the breaking point when he became sick, and his actions after that. to me, they were just deplorable. he could have chosen to take his sickness and use it to be more humble and to warn the americans of how bad the pandemic is, and how lucky he was to have such tremendously great care. but that's not the road he took. he chose to be vain and boastful, and arrogant, and i think those were his true colors. and that was really the breaking point for me. to know that he's not really a human that -- i don't really see how people can relate to him.

ladies, welcome. >> alice, let me start with you. the big number, 99,321.for single coronavirus cases reported in a day, and there have been five u.s. records in the last eight days. how does this president get up on to a stage in front of thousands of people and with a straight face say we're rounding the corner? >> look, clearly the numbers are not going in the right direction, and we would love to see this take a dramatic turn and our concerns as we get into the winter months, but the good thing is that people are learning to use precautions. we're learning to wear masks, social distance. i am encouraged by the words of the president that say that we do have a vaccine in the very near future, and that's very good news to hear. look, one death is too many. one case is too many, but the fact that we are putting a greater emphasis on taking the necessary precautions but it's important that we use these precautions. we social distance. we wear masks, but we also take every opportunity and every effort to safely and effectively reopen our schools, reopen our

private polling in bolivia suggests the socialist candidate backed by the former leader everywhere alice is on course to be the next president forced to work on farms without pay for decades indigenous australians launched legal action seeking compensation. to simply go to school to use the los angeles dodgers are on their way to the world series of to compete in the spirit come from behind victory over the atlanta braves. thanks for joining us the number of people around the world who've the contract coronavirus has surpassed 40000000 a quarter of those are so active cases countries right across europe are imposing more restrictions to tackle the new wave of infections many have seen a spike in daily cases including poland which is turning its national stadium into a hospital to cope with the influx of patients its health minister warns infections could increase 520000 cases a day if people there don't stick to the rules and slovenia isn't forcing a nighttime curfew it's also declared a 30 day state of emergency as cases there doubled in the past week and austria is limiting public gath

and alice stewart, a former communications director for senator ted cruz. welcome to you both. >> hi, rosemary. >> alice, i want to talk to you, he talks about fake news, and dr. fauci says he did not give permission for his words to be used and has never endorsed a political candidate. it's this behavior that adds to the distrust voters are feeling with the trump administration. polls showing six in ten voters disapproving with the way way he's dealing with the pandemic. what do you say to that? >> well, rosemary, it's pretty clear that for quite some time the last several months, the administration has considered dr. fauci the boogeyman when it came to the coronavirus and really down played a lot of the advice and information he was portraying, but they realized that he certainly had the support and faith of the american people and the information and the warnings that he had been giving were actually helpful and correct, so i understand why the campaign would want to use his comments and advice that he was giving because people do support him. these are

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. -- alice webb. what should we expect from the apple event today? how are they dealing with this challenge with the 5g tech? 4 newwe can expect iphones today. with 5g all going to be connection. will not be5g thing really useful at all in the u.s. and in large parts of europe. this is really about china. china has got a very fast 5g rollout that is already available in much of the country. they are adding hundreds of thousands of antennas. i think that is what the 5g capabilities targeted at. annmarie: they are going back to these sharper edges on the corners. i think it's a generation five. why are they changing how the

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nbc's alice bar has a lot of what's happening at this hour, which is a lot happening right now, alice. >> reporter: it's a lot of a lot. yeah, this was just about the busiest day on the campaign trail that we've seen so far. and in this final week, the two candidates' positions are really crystallized. president trump out there defending states that he held that he won in 2016, while joe biden is going on offense more so, trying to expand his support. with one week to go until election day, it's a frenzied pace on the campaign trail as both candidates and their surrogates crisscross battleground states from maine to nevada. joe biden going on offense for two events today in georgia, which hasn't elected a democrat for president since 1992. >> i'm running as a proud democrat, but i will govern as an american president. >> reporter: biden visiting former president franklin roosevelt's retreat in warm springs, invoking the new deal that helped pull the country out of dark times. >> i want to talk about how we're going to heal our nation. over these past few months, so much pain and so mu

nbc's alice barr joins us now from washington, d.c. alice, as we march toward this election day. >> reporter: and, raj, florida is squarely in the path of any path to victory, especially for president trump. hard to overstate how important those 29 electoral votes that are on the line in that ultimate battleground state really are, and both candidates going after them hard on the campaign trail today. in presidential politics, all roads lead to florida. and today the two campaigns converged there. president trump and joe biden both rallying in tampa with their starkly different approaches to coronavirus on display. the president speaking to a tightly packed, mostly maskless crowd of thousands, touting a record high job in economic growth last quarter. >> we are doing great. did you see the number today? 33.1 gdp, the biggest in the history of our country by almost triple, right? almost triple. >> reporter: but the gains don't make up for historic losses earlier in the pandemic, and economists fear another downturn with new covid cases

a tu hada madrina alice y a las perlas gain con aroma duradero.mujer afromerxicana de 23 años de edad fue seleccionada para representar al bello estado de nayarit, ella nació en nigeria, pero su mamá es mexicana y desde pequeñita vivió con su familia en nayarit, con su selección para el certamen le abrió la puertas a las mujeres de la comunidad afromexicana y hoy está con nosotros para platicarnos de qué significa ser representada por nayarit y su comunidad ¿cómo estás? >>> hola, estoy muy feliz de poder estar, muchas gracias por el espacio. >>> oye, alguna vez pensaste que tú ibas a hacer historia, porque esto es histórico, creo que llego tarde que una mujer tan hermosa como tú estuviera en los concursos, pero qué se siente hacer historia . >>> nunca es demasiado tarde, siempre he dicho que las cosas pasan por algo y en el momento que teinen que pasar, estoy feliz de mi participación, para todas las culturas. >>> te han contactado otras mujeres afromexicanas que se sientan inspiradas . >>> sí, desde mi participación el apoyo y más ahora que es no

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alice roberts joins us now. alice, your piece is incredibly moving and frankly heart-breaking. it's about loss and it's also will love. if we can i want to start with the love. you met rob 20 years ago at a charity basketball game, cops, which he was, versus teachers which you were. just tell me about him. >> i mean, i guess the message out of that is you can meet someone you least expect to. so i teach in the town where i grew up and it was just a charity basketball game and we had had some practices before the big night in the high school gym and apparently on the night of the game he told his mom, that's the woman i'm going to marry. i guess that's what happened. >> he got exactly what he wanted and i'm so glad that he did and the family you were able to build together. you wrote this piece in some ways as a message to voters and also as a message to president trump and you say in your mind the onennly thing he understands winners and losers. so tell us, if you can, what you personally have lost. >> i mean, i think that's hard to put into words or even conceptualize it. i st

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miss alice paul. as miss alice paul joins us, how are you today? >> i am happy to see you.hank you very much. >> you are welcome. i have a question, could you tell us a little bit about your early life? >> early life? yes. i was born in 1885, but don't think for a minute i was a victorian. you see, queen victoria believed she was independent because of the divine right of monarchs. well, she admired many philosophers of the time who believed women were plainly inferior to men. that was an attitude i never understood. you see, i came from a quaker family. we believe in the inner life and divine in each person. i was taught quality from -- equality from the beginning. i home is a new jersey. it was a comfortable house where i was born and grew up there. i loved my father deeply. he was a farmer and president of a bank, but mostly a farmer. he used to say when ever anything disagreeable had to be done, well, he died when i was in college, and i would hope you would the proud of my accomplishments. i graduated from a small, small college and went on to do a graduate degree, a m

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in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> meantime early voting kicks off in texas and kentucky. thousands turned up for in-person voting in georgia yesterday. they're trying to prevent the chaos they'd seen during the primary. >> reporter: in some parts of georgia, it already looks like election day how long have you guys been out here so far? >> four hours. >> reporter: thousands waiting to cast their ballots. >> it could have rained. it could have snowed i don't care. >> you're not going anywhere. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: one atlanta polling site reporting waits of up to seven hours. widespread problems occurred during the june primary. some of the biggest problems in areas with higher black populations. since then, fulton county has rolled out a laundry list of fixes. more money, more poll d more vo mega sites like this nba stadium turning into a station why is early voting so crucial this year? >> what we're trying to do is drive 80% of the election today. some combination of early voting and absentee by mail in order to reduce the burden of voting on election

alice? well, if that was his answer then, then it should be pretty simple for him to answer it the same way right now. for whatever reason, he's not doing so and neither did my friend maria there. this is an important issue. this is not just packing the courts. this is exploding the courts and adding justices to satisfy their far left agenda. and what is going on right now, maria refers to it as packing the courts. what they're doing with judge a amy coney barrett, that is filling the seat which is the constitutional right of this president. joe biden and kamala harris need to answer this question honestly and often in order to satisfy a lot of concerns that the american people have, because the fact they're not answering that question is very telling and american people should know that. >> alice, i wish i had a garland pop-up every time someone makes that argument that they have an obligation to fill that seat. there were more than 260 days between the death of scalia and the 2016 election

a near empty cathay pacific flight lands in alice springs.own is an unusual destination for unusual times. -- when it may depart again is anyone's guess. this plane joins jets already parked at asia-pacific aircraft storage. at one point last year there were zero planes. now aipac is expanding capacity as fast as it can to keep up with demand. >> we expect to have 150 by christmas, further deliveries through january and february. we are in the final stages of planning for stage five that will lift capacity to 250 to 300 aircraft. paul: according to data, the number of jets making one flight per day in the asia-pacific is almost back to pre-covid levels, thanks to recovering domestic markets. international routes remain weak and many planes end up here. >> i think it is nostalgic for some of the crew. they are not sure when they are going to see the aircraft again. here, ite a plane is is not just a matter of parking and walking away. it takes a dozen people up to five days to prepare a plane for storage, 12 days, and 50 roles of tape. the dry

who was minister of economy during almost 40 years with evan with alice so now that's the big challenge 30 percent of unemployment 7 point. there they can only have decreased 7 point per cent by this year so that is going to be other challenge but the biggest challenge is of course to night this society go hunt thank you so much joined here and there is in the pause thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour or media and. breaking the latest ceasefire in the disputed region. it came into force the truce agreed to late saturday was the 2nd attempted armistice in a week hundreds have died in 3 weeks of clashes over the region. a suicide car bombing has killed at least 13 people and wounded about a 120 in western afghanistan the blast damaged several government buildings including the police station and the women's affairs office in the main city of province no one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. tens of thousands of people have marched through the streets of the capital minutes despite officials threats to use firearms against

alice roberts writes this.nt trump said don't let it take over your lives. it's much too late for that, of course, for my family and me. it took over our lives when it took my husband rob. rob was a beloved police officer and likely contracted covid-19 while working an overtime shift like he often did to support our family of three kids, two geckos, a dog, a cat, and two hamsters. many shifts were open in his department because his colleagues were becoming sick with the virus. by april, eight of them tested positive out of a department of 24 people. rob's first covid-19 test was mislabeled. the second one took too long to come back. when he collapsed at our home, we still did not know that he had it. his co-workers rushed to our house and resuscitated him, risking their own lives to save his. in the hospital a talented team of doctors and nurses gave him powerful drugs and he recovered from the virus. however, rob's brain never rebounded from the lack of oxygen from when he collapsed. in the hospital, rob's mot

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here's nbc's alice barr. >> mixed messages and serious concern tonight about president trump's fight with covid-19. his medical team proclaiming he was in good spirits and hasn't had a fever in 24 hours. >> at this time, the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the dpresident has mad. >> dr. sean conley said the president developed symptoms thursday including mild cough, fatigue. the white house issued a memo correcting the timeline dr. conley answered and he wouldn't answer certain questions like how high the president's fever had been, offering only vague answers to whether he had been treated with supplemental oxygen. >> he's not on oxygen right now. that's right. >> he has not received any at all? >> he's not needed any this morning at all at all, that's right. >> but the concerning thing is today today talk about the vitals being normal. him up and around doing things, a little confusing as to whether he was on oxygen or not. that's important because if he was on oxygen, that means his lungs are being affected at this point. >> a source familiar with the signs, were,

is that something you grapple with at all, alice? >> absolutely.as approved for a life insurance policy, i was approved only because the doctor's record that the insurance paid stopped when i was hospitalized for covid, otherwise, i would have been denied. i would have missed out an opportunity to bill my future retirement because of covid so yeah, i am already being affected by covid being treated as a preexisting condition. >> alice and francis thank you so much for helping us understand this. i appreciate both of your time. >> next, the myth of the monolith, we talked to latino voters and found different views of what they are looking for in 2020. more american voices on the other side of the break. n the other side of the break. inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight in

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alice is coming from tier 2., is the rules, the guidance in your area, you take them with you, so alice in tier 2 isn't allowed to stay in someone else's home, even a family member. if she visits her family outside, she can see them outside, but she shouldn't stay with them. difficult to deal with, but lots of us are coping with that. right. this one from janetjames — and all the questions use the word tier. "i live in a tier 2 area, but my support bubble is in a tier 3 area. am i still allowed to travel to see them?" you've sort of just answered that, but just clarify. well, actually, it's a little bit more complicated for that question from janet. let's also use the terms high alert or very high alert. tier 2 is high alert. tier 3 is very high alert. so the restrictions are much more complex in tier 3 and people living outside of that area are advised not to go into that area at all. i was just looking at this earlier. the only exception to that would be if janet is needing to provide caring for somebody in tha

. >>> alice barr joins us live from washington with the latest developments for us. >> yeah. you just laid it out there. you know, this was really a moment in history, kind of a snapshot in history to see president trump walking out of the white house wearing a mask boarding marine one going to walter reed. this is one of the most serious health threats there has been for a sitting president. the white house is framing this just as a precaution at this point. nonetheless, there is stunned reaction pouring in across the world from heads of state to stock markets. hours after revealing to the world that he and the first lady have tested positive for covid-19, president trump flashing a thumb's up and wearing a mask boarded marine one for the short flight to the military's walter reed medical center for monitoring of his condition. it's the most serious health threat to a u.s. president in decades. though the white house describing it as a precaution, posting a recorded message moments after the president left. >> i think i'm doing very well, but we're going to make sure that th

say hello to your fairy godmother alice. and long-lasting gain scent beads. collection from gain! >>> our top stories this morning -- debate organizers are looking into possible changes ahead of the next showdown between president trump and joe biden. a source tells cbs news the commission on presidential debates may allow candidates' microphones to be turned off while the other is speaking. this comes after the first debate spiralled into chaos. >>> and american airlines and united airlines are set to furlough 32,000 employees. the action comes after government aid to airlines expired at midnight and a new covid relief bill is stalled in washington. the airlines and their labor unions are lobbying for taxpayer money to pay workers for six more months through next march. >>> today's call for racial equality and justice is not new, especially for people in south los angeles. for three decades, one organization has been at the forefront of spearheading the change. and now they could be a model for the rest of the nation. danya bacchus explains. >> reporter: con

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> the clock is ticking. you have just under seven hours to register online to vote by mail for the november 3rd election. to vote, you must be a u.s. zit zen and at least 18 years old. we caught up with some voters today who odropped off ballots n san mateo. they wanted to make sure their ballot was received instead of mailing it. >> i think i wanted the opportunity to get it done. know my vote was in. i like the idea of being able to drop it off in person knowing it's where it needs to be. >> you have until midnight tonight to register online, but you can always register to vote in person up to and including election day. >>> speaking of election day, it's 15 days away, and a record number of members have already cast ballots. here in california more than 3.7 million people have voted. take a look at some specific areas. san francisco more than 520,000 people have registered to vote, and about 124,000 have already cast their ballots. that's about a quarter of a percent. now the peninsula. 434,000 people hav

well last year when the right wing forces were attacking the election results that brought ever more alice to power we also saw that washington was that going their criticisms do you think what do you think that they're going to say about this one . w. this comes as bad news to the ruling class in the united states because with the pendulum shifting back towards the left towards the end sign perilous part of the forces of bolivia this gives more momentum to a blockade cuba blocks nicaragua in minutes well we have big elections coming up next year in brazil we've seen what they've tried to do in ecuador with a campaign of law fair to try to say that rafael correa is a criminal he cannot come back to his homeland so what was called in generations past the cold war is still ongoing this global class struggle is claiming out in bolivia in argentina in chile we saw these massive protests yesterday so it will continue to play out as i said yeah well another interesting thing is that the opposition to the movement for socialism party even gave up before the official election results came out are

during protests after allegedly raped parliamentary elections earlier this month he sat down with alice trafford and said the charges he was facing or politically motivated they're . part of the there is a kurd saying that false words travel faster than truth those people who are saying i'm a bad person that i'm connected with criminals and negative forces are saying that because they are scared the truth is that i'm going to fight against these corrupted schemes and i can see in the next 3 months there will be a lot of changes there will be presidential and parliamentary elections i will prove nothing by words but by real interventions that we are going to change and provide open and transparent elections. fair elections depend not only on the central election committee but on the corrupted interest of president or prime ministers of the past we are looking for new ways to break this institutionalized corrupted system we will fight against those who buy or sell the votes new legislation we are pushing forward might put violators behind bars for 2 years we're looking at amending the law

but not everyone agrees there are many who fear a comeback of a woman alice party to power they say while in office the mass was awfully tarion and try to hold on to power for far too long but iraqi space says it's time for change. made me and my family want something different we are poor. but we need a better believe a bolivia that moves forward. believe you struggling with a spread of covert 19 and the political strife cost by what international observers say was a fraudulent ballot last year that prompted moralists resignation and plunged the andean country into chaos. since then bolivia has been ruled by u.s. backed conservatives anyone yes while everyone else has remained in exile in argentina tension between both sides remains high and poses a big test for bolivia's democracy. even though polls suggest the possibility of a 2nd round analysts say a solid win by whomever gets the most folks is the only way to ensure a peaceful transition. of the difference between one candidate and though there is too small and the country will become even more. this increases the possibility of conf

all of us will have to choose between we sow to say even what alice former finance minister. we want to go to the elections because we're going to win them we're going to defeat them at the polls and they know it's brothers and sisters. and former president got a lot mysa said journalist and the writer. if they win will return we all know what that would mean more corruption and more overspending. opium poll suggest there will be a 2nd round of voting that's happening in argentina is extremely important in this elections because over 160000 bolivians are expected to vote in polling stations like this one i'm going to side of and in another part of the country they represent around 2 percent of the total electoral roll and in the title actually like this one the vote happening here could be decisive on saturday the electoral tribunal announced there won't be a preliminary results system as in last year's election to avoid confusion so the counting process will take time to guarantee transparency all the while fighting the pandemic and this called him political limbo the questi

up with family in into they traded in for new it's not just you know that's really hard to deal >>alice main founded lilies legacy senior dog sanctuary in sonoma county about 2 years ago to give the senior dogs a second chance would you treat your grandmother that way would you kick her out because she can you know us can't keep up can't go on hikes and more know you and i mean hopefully would >>there are thousands of animal rescue organizations across the country. but only a small fraction of them focus on senior dogs there probably are more than 5040 or 50 in the united states and you're like 14,000 rescues. >>so it's a very small percentage very small percentage. >>saving senior dogs week is a national campaign to raise awareness about homeless senior dogs in the u.s.. estimated about 670,000 dogs are euthanized each year in this country and with senior dogs often the last choice for adoption they can be the first to be put down. >>see your dogs are perceived to be very difficult to opt out which in fact they're not. >>alice has a stable jobs or living happy lives despite some with m

nbc's alice barr is live in washington, d.c. with the fight for every single vote across the country. alice. >> reporter: it is going to come down to every single one, and arizona is one of a handful of states that could tip the election. to give you an idea of just how close the race is there, president trump today rallied in a rural area. he's hoping that maybe boosting some of the turnout there could offset potential losses in the suburbs. ♪ battleground arizona in the spotlight today with president trump and joe biden's running mate, kamala harris, each making two appearances there today. president trump won the state in 2016. now polls show a tight race with a slight biden advantage, and the president is fighting for every vote. >> whatever you do, you have to go out and vote. who here is going to vote for sleepy joe biden? [ crowd booing ] >> reporter: senator harris meeting with business leaders before a drive-in rally in tucson. >> we know that the real strength of any human being is not based on who you beat down. it is

alice barr has more. >> reporter: president trump out of isolation and elisireleasings video on twitter. >> i feel great. i feel, like, perfect. so, i think this was a blessing from god that i caught it. >> reporter: democratic rival, joe biden, pushing back. >> i think it's a tragedy that the president deals with covid, like it is something not to be worried about. 210,000 people have died >> reporter: the president appearing on camera, for the first time since his return from the hospital, praising the experimental antibody treatment he received. >> it really did a fantastic job. i want to get, for you, what i got. and i'm going to make it free. >> reporter: president trump, also, stepping back into the oval office for a briefing, despite concerns over just how contagious he might still be the president's chief of staff promised that safety measures were being taken to protect the people who work in the white house which has, suddenly, become a coronavirus hot spot. at the same time, confusion on both ends of pennsylvania avenue about another coronavirus stimulus package after preside

glenn tell everybody who you are like ike their meal melinda good to see you both i am arkell and alice i'm based in philadelphia i'm a currently a visiting scholar at the national bioethics center and at tuskegee university and i'm also a fellow at harvard medical school and both research bioethics and and on narrative ethics i am going to jump straight into the you cheap comments when i would it's knew we were doing this show this this comment here are you kidding are you not aware of the deep mistrust afro americans have about the medical system review your history of medical apartheid and genocide in the u.s. we ain't having none of it it's. impact that you know. yeah there is a lot to unpack there and this is you know as the writer said this is deeply rooted in history this is deeply rooted in 400 years of oppression in this country and then of course colonialism outside of this country going even further back i mean the fact is you know the reason we have trials distance to ensure that vaccines are therapeutics are safe and effective but they need to be safe and effective for ever

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> well, as you can see, more people are voting by mail than everof the pandemic and it's raising questions and concerns around the country about the rules for mail-in ballots. and concerns about possible voter fraud. now, some of these issues already reaching the u.s. supreme court. here's a stanford law professor, bernadette myler. professor myler, so nice for ha you to join us on the show. there is a question how long mail-in ballots and absentee ballots should be counted after the election. one in wisconsin, one in pennsylvania, rulings from the supreme court. tell us more about those rulings. >> thank you so much for having me, first of all. in wisconsin, the supreme court decided that it would overturn a district court ruling holding that wisconsin voters could have a few more days for their mail-in ballots to arrive. by contrast, in pennsylvania, the court has so far at least declined to overturn a state court ruling granting pennsylvania voters a few more days. now, what explains this difference? i think one -- one explanation is that the co

there is an interesting correspondence between alice b aboutall or wilcox norton cabling. speare starts to refer to chamberlain's egotism and shares this one story with norton and it was at college commencement is also able to graduate in all the students and faculty are sitting in the auditorium and chamberlain walks in and he goes down the center of the aisle and speare and stevens turn and whispered to each other and they say in a hushed tone, there goes the man that took little round top, and chamberlain heard this and he stopped, turns to students and says something to the effect of, i took it and held it too. this and wroted to norton, it seemed as though chamberlain was spewing from the dead. >> that is a great way to end. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> learn more about the people and events that shaped the civil war every saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. american history

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alice kessler-harris, chair of the scholarly advisory board, center for the women's history here in new york historical society. she is a professor of american history at columbia. as well as a professor in merit on women in gender, and sexuality. we have the whole version here. her book is about equity, was awarded a prize in 2002, and she has recently published a class on women's history. women have not always worked. at university of illinois and for the purposes of today's conversation, she actually has a copy, her very first published articles in the journal women labor history, analyzed women worker organizations. gayle, this is an archival document, thrilled to have it here. gayle assistant professor of history at harvard colleges, her work lies with the intersection of african american women in libra histories. she eliminates the intricate histories of the black movement freedoms, and for workers rights. specifically on the world of black female migrant that played in the struggles as a transition from home base production to the garment industries, in the early 20th century. he

so, i am told that alice johnson, the woman who the -- alice marie johnson, the woman who the president pardoned, was on air force one on tuesday, flying with the president to the debate. and so, she was in close contact. let's see. the president's adult children are also flying aboard air force one. criminal justice reform advocate, alice marie johnson, boarded air force one with jared kushner, the president's adult children were onboard, as well. eric and laura trump. donald trump jr., kimberly guilfoyle, and tiffany trump boarding the plane, as well. who wants to respond to that? john? >> well, don, let me just say a couple things. first of all, a lot of people potentially exposed. and remember, in that debate on tuesday night, trump's team sat in the hall without wearing masks. i believe melania trump wore a mask, but others did not. so the range of people who are at risk, if hope hicks was contagious at that time, is pretty substantial. the other point i wanted to underscore is one that kaitlan's been making all evening and it's the right one. the white house has not disclosed any