angie: juliÁn quintero tenÍa 20 aÑos.e ellos llaman la ineficacia de las autoridades cientos de padres han formado grupos para tratar de resolver los crÍmenes ellos mismos. misty: cuando asesinaron a mi hijo el cinco de marzo del 2016, les tomÓ diez dÍas a los detectives para venir a hablar conmigo. angie: misty arias lleva cuatro aÑos esperando que encuentren al responsable de matar a su hijo louis andrew arias, quien segÚn las autoridades no tenÍa pasado delictivo, ni afiliaciÓn con pandillas. misty: yo he preguntado quiÉn es el detective que tiene el caso de mi hijo y me dicen: "perdone, pero estamos sobrecargados". de 17 detectives quedan seis. no hay nadie trabajando en el caso de mi hijo. piÑa: esa es mi hija, con la sonrisa, mire. angie: sin embargo, en el 2017 la insistencia de juan piÑa puso fin a su agonÍa. piÑa: caÍ de rodillas y comencÉ a llorar. angie: casi 30 aÑos despuÉs del asesinato de su hija, la policÍa de mÉxico habÍa arrestado a arsenio leiva, un residente del condado de monterrey con doble nacionalid

angie: para la madre de enrique.ubiera ido. angie: para ellos, la llamada efectuada a las 7 de la noche ese dÍa aporta otro detalle importante. angie: algo que, segÚn el guardabosques, no es verdad. nathaniel: entre la una y las dos de la tarde ese sÁbado, dos oficiales en un auto patrulla hicieron contacto con el grupo. angie: los jÓvenes recibieron una advertencia por haberse estacionado ilegalmente, y ninguno parecÍa preocupado. nathaniel: nadie del grupo mencionÓ que habÍa una persona perdida. guadalupe: lo que haya pasado entre mi hijo y ellos no sÉ, pero como que planearon todo lo que tenÍan que decir. ¿por quÉ? quién sabe angie: citando que el caso estÁ bajo investigaciÓn, las autoridades de fort bragg declinaron una entrevista. guadalupe:la muerte de mi hijo me cambiÓ mucho. angie: segÚn su familia, Éstas son algunas de las dudas que necesitan esclarecer para poder conciliar el sueÑo. guadalupe: tuvieron el alma negra. de partirlo en pedazos. no sÉ cuÁl era el coraje, el odio de esa persona que me lo que le q

session, watching c-span at 6:00 for past convention speeches by actors, including christopher reeve, angie harmon, clint eastwood, tommy lee jones, and scarlett johansson. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: naomi lim is with us, political reporter with the washington examiner. let's talk about last night's republican national convention. the theme was "land of opportunity." what were the republican's goals with that theme and the speakers they had? saw is aat we continuation of this trend of unconventional convention. we had -- [indiscernible] this conflation of the president's administration and his campaign. i think the messages they wanted to get across was they wanted to humanize this president somewhat. we had his wife talking about ,im, referring to him as donald talking about his record and what he has done in the white house. i think there was a continuation of outreach to minorities. theyw on the first night showcased the depth of their bench in terms of having -- there and nikki haley there. let's not come obese outreach to women as well as immigrants through the na

pero como nos reporta angie Álvarez, hay otros que temen que los nuevos casos se disparen y colapsendad primeramente salgamos todos a trabajar >>> no habrÁ aglomeraciÓn de pasaje pasajeros tampoco se permitirÁn comer en las unidades >>> todo el usuario de transpor transporte colectivo tendrÁn que usar mascarillas >>> y los centros comerciales y restaurantes quieren atender >>> recuperar la confianza de los clientes porque los vamos a cuidar >>> la reapertura serÁ completa a partir de este lunes luego que la corte suprema declarara insconstitucional el plan gradual del presidente bukele por no tener un respaldo de la ley emitida por los diputados. pero el gobierno tampoco avala lo que dicen la asamblea constitutiva, con casos de 60 mil muro tes. >>> los casos de covid podrÍan aumentar. >>> quienes se oponen a esta reapertura total son los trabajadores de salud porque dicen que ellos tambiÉn sufrirÁn las consecuencias. >>> mÁs trabajos, mas carga en los hospitales se llenan >>> mientras que en las calles la gente estÁ dividida >>> ponerse en la barriga de la gente que tienen necesidad

we'll talk to angie's sceo late. >> shares of clorox are up 50% this year.rth quarter sales grew 22% as consumers stock up on disinfecting whipz and other consumer staples the clorox ceo joins us now. my biggest question which is relevant for consumers and investors is when we can find clorox wipes on the shelves again? it is really going to take until next year? >> thank you for having me and that's a question that clearly is on everybody's mind we're making incredible progress but the reality is that this pandemic is, of course, worse than anybody anticipated consumer demand for disinfecting wipes far exceeded our internal expectations what i do want everybody to know is that we're taking our role in public health very seriously queer maki we're making a lot more wipes. we made 100 million more disinfecting products this year. we're churning out one million units of disinfecting wipes to stores every single day. the reality is that they're scooped up right away as soon as they arichlt brive but the reality is we're making progress and focused on this and k

utiliza una de las redes sociales mÁs populares para ayudar a salvar vidas en medio de la pandemia, angye podÉs llegar a varias personas >> iniciÓ con una experiencia dolorosa, su abuelo muriÓ por coronavirus hace una seman >> un proceso duro aceptarlo, a mis papÁs les costÓ bastante ve cÓmo conseguir un plasma >> adriana y los compaÑeros han dedicado buscar pacientes recuperados de covid-19 para que donen plasma pero el proyecto nacido tarea fÁcil muchos se resisten a dar sangr >> pueden tener alguna debilidad o efecto secundario, nosotros en la pÁgina aseguramos de brindar informaciÓn adecuada >> gracias al esfuerzo de estos jÓvenes al menos 15 pacientes han recibido el plasma c convaleciente, les ha ayudado salvar sus vidas >> la necesidades grande al menos otros 200 salvadoreÑos estÁn en la lista de esper >> sabemos que es una pandemia que puede llevar mÁs tiempo, la idea es ayudar a mÁs personas >> tambiÉn ha recibido el apoyo de sus padres que son mÉdicos de p profesiÓ >> estamos orgullosos de su iniciativa, ella preguntÓ todos los tÉrminos medico >> adriana se entretiene elaborand

angie: Él nunca me habÍa contado nada de eso.uiÉn se iba a pensar que pudiera hacer eso? averigÜÉ que ellos querÍan hacerlo a Él un "poster boy", ¿entiendes? o sea, castigarlo lo suficiente para que supiera que eso no se puede hacer. andrea: el destino de juan estaba marcado. ya nada lo salvarÍa. juan: cuando cerrÓ la puerta el agente y me mirÓ fijamente me dijo: "juan, nosotros sabemos que estÁs vendiendo droga en la escuela. nosotros sabemos que en este momento tienes droga en ti". andrea: el oficial le dio dos opciones. juan: si colaboras conmigo, prometo acompaÑarte el dÍa de tu sentencia y que todo vaya bien para ti. pero si me la haces difÍcil y me mientes, te va a ir bien, pero bien mal". andrea: al intentar ganar libertad juan se sentÍa atrapado. juan: sentÍa que yo había creado una jaula. la vida misma se habÍa vuelto una cÁrcel para mÍ de emociones. ya la mentira era demasiado. yo por eso utilicÉ ese momento para confesar. si me dejaban ir, si me soltaban les prometÍa no volver a vender droga en el ambiente escolar. and

in 2004. >> please welcome professional football player jason c horn and angie harmon. [applause] >> good evening. tonight, we are proud to recognize two men who embody the american spirit of bravery and sacrifice. feat earned the highest honor. >> it is just a game. nothing compares to the valor of these men. these are america's heroes. they know the price of liberty and they support president george w. bush. [applause] >> the first sailor to earn the medal of honor was john williams of the uss pawnee during the civil war. the flagstaff fell. the winded captain held the splintered remains in his hand, keeping the flag aloft and rallying his men. >> the medal of honor represents the highest aspirations of our country. sacrifice, honor drawn from character -- >> and a country where the flag is lifted high and freedom still reigns. tonight, we honor the bravest of the brave. may, 31st, 1951 on a korea wherecity in , armory corporal rudy hernandez and his platoon took defensive positions after gunfire and heavy artillery caused numerous casualties. lacking ammunition, his

over the next hour, we will watch some of those speeches starting with actress angie jason nfl football player c horn speaking to republican ingance in 2004 -- delegates 2004. >> please welcome professional football player jason seahorn and accomplished actress angie harmon. [applause] >> good evening. tonight we are proud to recognize two men who embody the american spirit of bravery and sacrifice. their heroic speech earned them our nation's highest military award, the medal of honor. >> some say that playing football takes courage, but it is just a game. nothing compares to the valor of these men. these are america's heroes. they know the price of liberty and they support president george w. bush. [applause] >> the first sailor to earn the medal of honor was john williams of the uss pawnee during the civil war. when the ship's flags fell, the wounded captain held the splintered remains in his hand keeping the flag aloft and rallying his men. >> the medal of honor represents the highest aspirations of our country, a duty that represent -- demands sacrifice, on drawn from character --

. >> reporter: angie adele teaches in new jersey. >> i know there's going to be a lack in what they need to progress. >> it's beyond chenning. >> reporter: johnizenberg runs the national association of special education. increase of lawsuits because schools, no matter what cost, probably cannot implement the irvegs eps in some cases because of the funding short ajts. >> reporter: without up creased funding he says it will be a daunting task to get kids like calvin back start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unstoppable. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. ...could be all your softf odor surfaces?ome... odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. so can your skin! lather, rinse, refresh with dove

professionalcome football player jason seahorn and accomplished actress angie harmon. [applause] >> good evening. tonight we are proud to recognize two men who embody the american spirit of bravery and sacrifice. their heroic speech earned them our nation's highest military award, the medal of honor. >> some say that playing football takes courage, but it is just a game. nothing compares to the valor of these men. these are america's heroes. they know the price of liberty and they support president george w. bush. [laughter] -- [applause] to her inst sailor the medal of honor was john williams of the uss pawnee during the civil war. fell, thehip's flags wounded captain kept the flag aloft and rallied his men. >> the medal of honor represents the highest aspirations of our country, a duty that represent sacrifice, honor drawn from character -- >> and a country where the flag is lifted high and freedom still reigns. >> tonight -- [applause] honor the bravest of the brave. 31, 1951, on a korea,ar a place in where armory corporal rudy hernandez and his platoon took defensi

angie franks, thank you so much. appreciate it.your mom the best and everybody the best. >> thank you so much. >> you take care. >> thanks. >>> former vice president joe biden is expected to announce his running mate any time over the next several days ahead of next week's democratic national convention. we'll get the latest from our chief washington correspondent next. hot sam's is 99 years old. we embody that deep rooted history within our city. it took this pandemic for us to get uncomfortable, to pivot. but we've risen to the occasion. i love to say that we have survived the great depression. we have survived the recession and we are survivors. today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >>> we know joe biden narrowed down the running mates and the announcement is expected sometime this week. we'll get the latest from jeff zeleny. >> report

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. >>> angie and eugene hunter were married for 35 years.y died from coronavirus just four days apart. their son, justin, a high school senior, plans to dedicate his final football season to his parents. angie and eugene will be remembered for their big hearts and their desire to give without thinking about getting back. we'll be right back. gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke, while washing away dirt and oil. so you're ready for the day with a clean shave and a clean face. >>> later this morning, negotiations resume between congress and the white house on a desperately-needed economic relief bill. they've already missed a key deadline. the supplemental $600 a week federal unemployment benefit expired friday. i want to bring in julia chatterley, cnn correspondent. this was $600 extra in unemployment benefits that millions of americans were getting every week. it's gone as of now, julia, unless and until they reach some new deal. >> it's crisis point.

angie franks, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. best and everybody the best. >> thank you so much. >> all right. you take care. >> thanks. >> former vice president joe biden is expected to announce his running mate, anytime, over the next several days ahead of next week's democratic national convention. we will get the latest from our chief washington correspondent next. [ heavy breathing ] allergies with nasal congestion overwhelming you? breathe more freely with powerful claritin-d. claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than the leading allergy spray at hour one. [ deep inhale ] claritin-d. get more airflow. are you worried about staying sharp and alert? forebrain, from the harvard-educated experts at force factor, contains key ingredients to help boost memory, learning, clarity, focus, and more! rush to walmart and find forebrain, our #1 brain booster, in the vitamin aisle. a lot goes through your mind. with fidelity wealth management, your dedicated adviser can give you straightforward advice and tailored recommendat

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watch the span for past convention speeches by actors including christopher reeves, angie harmon, clint eastwood metonymy lead, and scarlett johansson. host: rob smith is with us this morning. author of the book "always a soldier: service, sacrifice, and coming out as america's favorite black, gay republican." what is this book about? guest: this book is about my story of being born lower middle class in akron, ohio. basically joining the military at 17. i got a chance to see the world and do a lot of different things, but it is the journey about serving in the don't ask don't tell era, and deploying to iraq and overseas and how i basically learned to love america. then came out as conservative in order to help save it. that is what "always a soldier" is about. me pressing through basic training, getting to know so many different types of people, and then i get out of the military. i was a leftist for a few years in new york city. a couple of years ago i came out as conservative and got a lot of blowback about that. it is all about loving america and fighting for america as the republic

but in a may survey, manynere ls >> aolutely.on g >> reporter: angie abdelrehim teaches special education in new jersey. >> i do know there is going to be a lack in what they need to progress. >> it's beyond challenging. >> reporter: john eisenberg runs the national association of state directors of special education. >> i think you're going to see homatter wstof lawsuits because thnding shortages. >> you're doing great! >> reporter: without increased funding, eisenberg says it will be a daunting task to get kids like calvin back into the classroom. meg oliver, cbs news, montclair, new jersey. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news."mo. and the pandemic could not stop sister jean's 101st birthday celebration. 101st birthday celebration to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks.

eastern for past convention speeches by actors, including christopher reeves, angie harmon, clint eastwood, tommy lee jones, and scarlett johansson. nouncer: "washington journal" continues. author of abianco, book about the vice president. , in the research for this book, what did you learn about why mike pence wanted to serve as vice president under this president donald trump? meeting ire is a report on in the book, back in july 2016, his meeting with trump. in this meeting at the governor's residence of indiana, this is where he sealed the deal to become his running mate, he says he wants to help make america great again and ghost through a list -- goes through a list of where he agrees with trump on policy. the other thing i report on in the book, and you see this machinations of folks i talked with, he is also setting up his own presidential run. that is something he has been doing in earnest since the end of 2008. he is playing a long game. i do not think those two things are mutually exclusive. you can do both. he certainly continues to do both. host: what do you make of him deliver

session, watching c-span at 6:00 for past convention speeches by actors, including christopher reeve, angiearmon, clint eastwood, tommy lee jones, and scarlett johansson. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: naomi lim is with us, political reporter with the washington examiner. let's talk about last night's republican national convention. the theme was "land of opportunity." what were the republican's goals

it's the only time in 57 movies worries depicted as a bad guy and he slaps angie dickinson in the movie. he really hated that, he hated. he would never see the movie. he himself -- he's got like a professional host in southern california, introducing political candidates and various things and he started to develop a speech which became known as the speech. for local candidates but mostly for goldwater and 63. the draft goldwater movement started in the fall of 63. my members were actually members of. it they came here to watch washington to the draft cold water on convention. walter brown and kiss my mother. does anybody remember walter brennan? >> sure. >> okay good. excellent! >> it's odd to think of walter brennan in my mind kissing your mom but (laughter). >> anyway he's developing the speech and finally a group of wealth and wealthy southern california businessman go to reagan and his brother neil, neil was us at executive in southern california, and they say to reagan, we want to put the speech on television to help cold water. so it was broadcast on nbc and it was an enormous hi

you gene and angie hunter only in the 50s and they also died just days apart. they behind a 17-year-old son who lost both of his parents within a week. >> they really lived with no regrets. my dad, he told me in situations like this i have two choices. the first choice is i can sit here, cry, you know? feel sorry for myself. and just kind of be useless and not do anything. or i can cry, realize what happened and accept what happened and move on from what happened and do everything in their name and do everything for them from now on. >> and alan, a member of the tappan fire department for more than four decades fulfilled a dream of opening a model train store in his hometown. a vintage fire truck carried his casket to the cemetery. valitina, she was an emotional and financial rock for her parents. joseph costo, a doctor that died the virus. his husband david explains why he took off his ppe during the final moments to say good-bye. >> i contracted covid from joe at the time he was dying. i was just not going to not be able to touch him. with my bare hands, with

eugene and angie hunter were taking precautions wearing masks but they still got sick. were only in their 50s and i was very sad and confused. my parents are in a better place. they aren't suffering at all. they're probably up there partying, having fun and second of all, god's got my back. >>> in new york sheriff's officers arresting people on a party boat they say violated emergency orders with 170 people on board. governor andrew cuomo calling that crews wreck lgs, rude, irresponsible and gave a scarce rebuke of the pandemic response. >> every american knows this was the worst government blunder in modern history. not since the vietnam war have americans sat in their living room to see the numbers on the tv screen every night saying what a mistake it was. during the vietnam war every night you saw the death toll. you saw the injury toll on tv. every night they've seen this virus increasing all across the country and the death toll going up. you don't think they know it was a mistake? then you don't know the american people. they are smarter than you think. >> restric

it is the only time in 57 movies where he is depicted as a bad guy and he slaps angie dixon in the movie and he really hated that. he hated that. he would never see the movie. he himself was in the wilderness several times including after 63. he is kind of like a professional host in southern california, introducing political candidates, various things, and starting to develop a speech which became known as the speech. for local candidates but mostly for goldwater and 63, the draft goldwater movement actually started in the fall of 63. my parents were members of it, they came here to washington and went to the draft goldwater convention. walter brennan kissed my mother. so a anybody remember walter brennan? the real mccoy. good. >> it's odd to think of walter brennan in my mind, kissing your mom. kind of an old man. >> he's developing a speech and finally a group of southern and wealthy southern california businessmen go to reagan and his brother neil, neil was an ad executive in southern california. they say to reagan, we want to put this speech on television to help goldwater. so they

over the next hour, we will watch some of those speeches starting with actress angie jason nfl footballer c horn speaking to republican ingance in 2004 -- delegates 2004.

this is a terrific choice and kamala harris will be a great partner angie she and joe biden make a strongeam. that the democratic party has moved far to the left on the clinton era like crime, trade and welfare. >> it will be a comeback kid. >> it's not the same party that embraced him in the 1970s and still is still former president who made the case for the list president you would like to be. >> not shift the blame, concentrate and do not distract, unite and not divided. our choices joe biden. >> mr. clinton has taken a hit after his wife last to president trump four years ago. pray recorded which guaranteed to organizers to keep them tight on time when shannon. >> shannon: it seems to be working across the board, keeping everybody moving on the schedule, all right, mike, thank you. in the hot seat in front of the senate the judiciary into the investigators, former acting attorney general sally yates in the spotlight tonight and the democratic national convention. let's talk about what she had to say and another take away with democratic senate and former clinton advisor, richard goods

evening session, watch the span for past convention speeches by actors including christopher reeves, angie harmon, clint eastwood metonymy lead, and scarlett johansson. host: rob smith is with us this morning. author of the book "always a soldier: service, sacrifice, and coming out as america's favorite black, gay republican." what is this book about? guest: this book is about my story of being born lower middle class in akron, ohio. basically joining the military at 17. i got a chance to see the world and do a lot of different things, but it is the journey about serving in the don't ask don't tell era, and deploying to iraq and overseas and how i basically learned to love america. then came out as conservative in

angie tried to shellac the record with some nice words in her autobiography. and i hope people really take a look at some of the specifics, because she harmed tens of thousands of individuals in california, and that record is inexcusable. >> gillian: inconsistent as you say as a criticism we have seen levied at her time and time again over the last two -- i don't even know if it is 24, just under 24 hours since biden announced her. one thing she doesn't have a mixed bag record on is her stance in favor of believing women, women who are victims of sexual assault and inappropriate behavior, she kind of came to the nation's attention after the brett kavanaugh hearings when she tussled with senate judiciary committee chuck grassley and said, that she believed her. what you make of her stance on women? >> dagen: to marie's point in terms of the support you have seen on women online, my close friend rhonda reminded me of this in terms of the energy and the excitement of that harris brings to the ticket, that she not only graduated from howard university, but she is

eugene and angie hunter. they were in their 50s. they died, just days apart, at the same hospital. it happened, fast. they tested positive for coronavirus, just the week before. they left a child on this earth. 17-year-old justin hunter. he tested positive with them, as well. thankfully, he's been asymptomatic. he joins us, now. young man, how you doing? >> i'm doing good. doing good. >> i know you're with family. how are you handling this, so far, in terms of, why do you think this happened? >> to be honest, i really don't know why it happened. i'm not really sure why it happened. but, i'm doing good. at first, i was very angry, very sad, and very confused. but i'm doing really good now. >> what's helping you along? what are you telling yourself, to keep yourself heading forward? >> that -- well, first of all, my parents are in a better place, and they aren't suffering at all. they're probably up there partying, having fun. and, second of all, god's got my back. >> tell me about your parents, and tell me about what this was like for them. >> they were, if you knew my parents, they

starting with actors angie harmon and nfl football player jason c horn speaking to republicaneg

known as being allocaters if you look at what they've spun off, it's essentially selling to a litst, angie'st, home shopping, lending tree, match.com. it's kind of a middleman matchmaker business, and their view of this opportunity is you have a list of people who are kind of mgm known, kind of gamblers or likely gamblers and a platform where you can kind of have that distribution tapes as a bit -- take place as an operator. it is an interesting glimpse of this opportunity, seeing the down side in penn national as well >> everything is going online, seema. >> it may be a small piece of the online casino business, but it's a $450 billion industry that has only grown during the pandemic, so clearly barry diller rolling the dice. if he does something similar to what he did with expedia, which if you take a look at what he did in the last 18 months, firing the ceo in december, putting in a new ceo in march, bringing along apollo in april, you wonder if he's going to use a similar strategy with mgm, which is growing but facing a number of challenges as it tries to reopen its doors. >> not that i

you gene and angie hunter only in the 50s and they also died just days apart.s parents within a week. >> they really lived with no regrets.

angie, you want to say something before i have to get to the break? you want to weigh in on this?gain, i just think he had a great speech tonight. i think we still have to work on perfecting to the finish line. this isn't about tearing him down. this is about counting votes, period. so while you guys are saying hey, young people don't vote, that's not a reality we should be accepting. don and chris. the point is when you talk about young people not voting we can't afford to bet on just older folks. we can't afford to count on that same electoral map from 2016. that is not sufficient. the anti-trump vote is not sufficient. you have to be pro-something and be very specific. this was not a "state of the union" address i'm clear. but just around what your general commitments are to serve the whole of the big tept and the whole of the population. >> fabulous conversation. let's talk more but we'll do it later. we'll be right back. this is the tempur-pedic breeze and its mission is to make sleep... feel cool. so, no more night sweats. no more nocturnal baking. no high-blast ceiling fans

as we look at this, angie, it's an important question. john, you brought this up earlier this morning. we know it's a woman. does joe biden need to pick a woman of color, and if he doesn't, will there be a lot of backlash? >> so yes, i think absolutely. here we are in the 11th hour, the vice presidential selection is yet to be made, and joe biden came in to this process on the backs of black women and what i'm hearing from several colleagues from women on the street, not that i'm walking up to them, you know we're social distancing right now in quarantine, but i'm saying everyday women are being super clear and not just coming from black women, this is an obvious choice, it is an obvious debt that must be paid. if joe biden's campaign was dead, black women resurrected it and the only way to pay black women back and ensure that he can win, get the number of votes he needs to beat donald trump he needs to have a black woman, so it's not a suggestion. it's not a recommendation. at this point from us, it's a demand and a requirement. >> paul?

she is running against jason lewis, who angie craig defeated last cycle.sota is a purple state. donald trump has made minnesota a top target of his campaign this cycle. earlier this month, he booked $14.1 million in television time. that's the fifth largest expenditure of any state in that timeframe. our team is working closely with both of these campaigns to make sure they have their resources and infrastructure to win. now, the next step in flipping the sun is to flip at least 4 seats from red to blue. 4ily's list have endorsed women who can do just that. i am going to go through them in alphabetical order. iowa,rting with iowa, in emily's list is proud to stand greenfield, a farm kid with farm kid values. won her primary and is ready to take on joni ernst, who was first elected in 2014 with a promise to make washington's special interests squeal. the only people she has made squeal are hard-working islands. she has voted with the donald trump over 90% of the time and l fuelts a fossi lobbyist to run the epa. race, the fcc made her pay the largest penalt

for past convention speeches by actors including christopher reeves, angie harmon, clint eastwood, tommyones and scarlett johansson. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: naomi lim is with us, political reporter with the washington examiner. let's talk about last night's republican national convention. the theme was "land of opportunity." what were the republican's goals with that theme and the speakers they had? saw is aat we continuation of this trend of unconventional convention. we had -- [indiscernible] this conflation of the president's administration and his campaign. i think the messages they wanted to get across was they wanted to humanize this president somewhat. we had his wife talking about ,im, referring to him as donald talking about his record and what he has done in the white house. i think there was a continuation of outreach to minorities. theyw on the first night showcased the depth of their bench in terms of having -- there and nikki haley there. let's not come obese outreach to women as well as immigrants through the naturalization ceremony we saw. host: w

eugene hunter was a musician and angie was an hr executive. the table in their georgia home, he'd play the saxophone, she would do paperwork. now that they're gone, justin says he's glad knowing his parents are back together, but even the idea of them in a better place brings him peace. and they'd be so proud of him, given such difficult circumstances. justin told nbc news, quote, i'm going to do everything in their name and for them. i have to keep moving forward. we also want to tell you about robert gray. they called him a-game rob. he was a prolific poker player who was a regular at tables across las vegas. last summer he came close to winning a coveted world series of poker bracelet but settled for second place and $88,000 in winnings. beyond his prowess on the circuit though, robert was a good person. present in nearly every online remembrance descriptions of him, how kind he was, words like authentic, jovial, happy. that will be his legacy, and we're thinking of his loved ones this afternoon. that does it for this hour. i'm chris jansin

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she is running against the far right wing activist and radio host jason lewis who candidate angie greg defeated last cycle. however minnesota is a purple state and donald trump has made minnesota a top target of his campaign. earlier this month be booked $14.1 million in television time. that's the fifth-largest expenditure of any state in that timeframe. our team is working with both of these campaigns to make sure they have their resources and infrastructure to win. now, the next step in flipping the senate is to flip at least four feet from red to blue and emily's list has endorsed for women who can do just that. so i'm going to go through them in alphabetical order. so starting with iowa, in iowa emily's list is proud to stand with teresa greenfield, a farm kid with farm values and with the help of emily's list and an investment from women, teresa handily won her primary and is ready to take on jody. she was elected with a promise to make washington's special interests real. the reality is the only people jody has made it will is iowans, she voted with donald trump 90 percent of th

i'd also like to say thank you to angie and mark, this would not be possible without them. all in together is a non partisan women's civic organization. since our founding, we have trained tens of thousands of women and the tools of civic leadership, we are working to ensure women have power and agency and american democracy. in this centenary year our work remains urgent and vital. this program honors the heroism of the suffragettes, who reminds us of the many women who were left out of that victory, we celebrate that women as we remember that women of color cannot exercise their right to vote until so many years later. in fact, tonight is also the anniversary of the voting rights act, which was passed into law on august 6th, finally eliminating barriers to black women and men accessing the right to vote. tonight's program is a chance to better understand the passed, the president, and envision a future of true equity for all. to contribute to our conversation about the 19th amendment centenary, please join us on social media using the hashtag, 19 at 100. there is much to

school in dallas, georgia, shut down in-person classes for at least two days after nine positive cases angie's nephews were two of the students infected >> they weren't socially distant. they did not have masks on and both boys set in classes all day long >> reporter: the district superintendent writing that classrooms were thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. as america grapples with a bigger problem, a new report finds in the last four weeks there's been a 90% jump in cases among children in the u.s. with 97,000 contracting covid in the second half of july. president trump pressed by nbc's news correspondent carol lee on the new figures. >> so do you still believe that children are essentially immune? >> they don't get very sick. and according to the people that i've spoken to, they don't transport it or transfer it to other people or certainly not very easily. >> reporter: one epidemiologist at emery university reporting very different findings in georgia. >> those younger groups play a role in transmission more broadly. i'm worried we'll see it spread throughout the age range >> so sam, t

angie tea, supported by the gm f were, both part of the steps forward by creating meaningful connections between the mandates, the committee concrete the leverage many see the cio need to modernize. as the chairman shared, in his july 20th opening statement, we can no longer allow outdated and legacy technology starting the delivery of vital public services. chairman connolly and members of the committee, thank you again for your time an opportunity to share my experience and perspectives of patera, i look forward to continued successful implementation. i'm happy to take your questions at this time. >> miss council, thank you so much, really very helpful observations from your own experience. very practical and we look forward to working with you as we proceed. thank you so much. >> mr. speier's, welcome back. >> (laughs) >> mr. speier's. >> yes, mr. connolly. good afternoon to you. >> welcome back. >> members of the subcommittee. i am honored to testify today in regards to patera and the scorecard that congress has been issuing over the past five years. having served as a see cio as the

president trump as angie and mad woman and words to that effect. with the audience not just to define herself in terms of policy but as a person. will people be comfortable seeing her for the next four years, a heartbeat away as the cliche goes and so i think also she has to balance that with praising joe biden. that's her primary role on the ticket. a lot riding for her as the number two on her speech tonight. kind of a reintroduction to the public. >> sandra: your expectations next week for the rnc. >> well, it's a different kind of thing. the president is so well-known. he will participate every single night. maybe they'll learn some lessons. it is hard to put on a virtual convention with no balloons and cheering and so forth. but i think we'll see a very different look and different message from the democrats this week. >> sandra: great to see you this morning. thanks so much. >> trace: coverage, live pictures out of grand prairie, texas, a plastics plant. it started because a power line fell down, hit a sheet of plastic and it went up in flame

both sides are angie at the mayor and wanting to see leadership restored. steve: what a mess.for coming on today. >> thanks for having me on. steve: we did reach out to the portland mayor's office for comment have not heard back yet. brian: those are the forces joe biden hals to deal with. defound the police or back the police he has to make a decision sooner other later. ainsley: nowadays in america you have to wear a helmet and gas mask to report the news. steve: donald trump is reminding people this election cycle it's a choice going forward regarding law enforcement. all right. it is about a quarter before the top of the hour and jillian joins us with some news. jillian: good morning. let's start with this. a man charged with murdering an attorney in florida home walked out of the hospital just hours earlier. erin was found stabbed to death early sunday morning. mother called politician after seeing someone stand over her body. the suspect william franklin told police he doesn't remember what happened because drugs from the hospital erased his memory. there is no link betw

colson whitehead, nick stone, angie thomas, to broaden it to writers of different colors, celeste king and christina enriquez and, you know, i can go on and on and on. i will decline, however, as trying to puck my comp because, i mean, i'm telling you, when i read a book like the mothers by brooke bennett who was this amazing african-american female author who blew me away with her book last year, she's younger than i am, and i wouldn't even begin to say, oh, your first book was as good as that one. i would never do that. i would be worried to put myself in competition with white colors versus authors of color. i'm really grateful that there are so many authors of color who i get to read. i remember coulson whitehead had been on social media talking about the fact that he had a new book coming out, and boom, i ordered out the minute he announced that. again i say all the time and i maintain if you look at your book shelf and you are not reading authors of color, you are not only missing out on some incredible stories, but you are not broadening your mind. >> host: now, i have to do a q

eastern for past convention speeches by actors including christopher reeves, angie harmon, clint eastwoodtommy lee jones, and scarlett hansen. have live coverage of discussions focused on the republican national convention. in a couple of minutes, scott -- wisconsin governor tony even errors will discussed school safety and we are talking about protests in the state after a black man was shot by police officers. an hour from now democrat leaders will respond to the republican national convention. house speaker losey, chuck schumer, and joe biden's campaign press secretary is expected to take part. you will have live coverage on c-span. two "washington post" interviews. first, steve scalise will talk with robert costa. and then at 3:30, linda mcmahon talks with "the washington postt trump. live with the free c-span radio app. >> you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by the public television companies as a public service. wisconsin governor tony evers.