baldwin died one year later in december 1987. in one hour, in 1992 interview with shirley chisholm, the first african-american congresswoman on the first women and african-american to run for a major party's nomination. she took on a field of white men for the presidential nomination in 1972. tom: my name is tom. i would like to welcome our members to lunch as well as our guests. and to those listening live over the national public radio stations, and for those who will watch it later, before going further i would like to remind the members of upcoming events. next tuesday, the guest will be william fulbright. the 40th anniversary of the fulbright scholarship program. future speakers include james buchanan on january 23 and john harrington on fairbury 19th. if you have questions for our speaker, please write them down on the part on your table and send them to the front. i will ask as many questions as time permits. i would like to introduce our guest. please stand when i call your name. please withhold your applause until i am c

baldwin couldn't really write about sentence.e wrote something that i think explains the early movement as well as any sense i've ever encountered he was writing about the sit in movements in tallahassee and john had been part of sit in movements in nashville, they started in greensboro, then greensboro kind of jumped the gun a little bit they went in and did it and then the ministers in greensboro called around and said to james and others, it's time to go and everybody did. baldwin had occasion to write about the group in tallahassee and he said, i keep hearing people ask, what's gotten into these students and baldwin answered in his own voice, i want to say america, america has gotten into these students. that was very much the world that john inhabited. he truly embodied was this belief that however imperfect the union was, it was inherent in its sinful structure, was the capacity to redeem itself. if it were drawn out. and drawn in that direction by the sacrifice and the witness of those who believed in the beloved community

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. we'll be right back. introducing the future of fitness. it's every class you can imagine, live. welcome back to the mirror. you've got this john. and on demand. it's boxing... cardio... yoga... and more. it's an interactive, goal crushing...whole family...whole body fitness machine. it's so cool! the future of fitness is at home. the mirror. you know when your dog is itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs treatment. don't wait. talk to your veterinarian and learn more at itchingforhelp.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (bbut it's even nicer knowing atthat if this happens...ice it is to save on your auto policy. ...or this.... ...or even this... ...we've seen and covered it. so, get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> welcome back. you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. we

i'm brooke baldwin.. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> and welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. and we begin with breaking news. a brand new cnn poll on the 2020 presidential race releasing right here on "the lead" 62 days out from election day. the poll shows among registered voters 51% back joe biden for president and

in baldwin county alabama. in baldwin county. i'm debby williams. >>all right well now let's get a check of the bay area forecast we're taking a look at what we can expect today once again it's another spare the air day but our air quality continues to improve so that is some good news today. we're expecting slightly cooler temperatures. it looks like we'll top off in the upper around the inland areas that's the warmest spots 70's around the bay upper 60's along the coast. tomorrow is going to be a little bit windier so that's going to be a factor in our weather as well, but it looks like will remain in the 80's for the remainder of the week into the weekend. we should feel much better air quality by friday and we're looking forward to those sunny skies this weekend for saturday and sunday with mild temperatures around the bay area we'll check out whether again and get some more specifics for your city coming up in just a bit. for now let's take a look at the bridges around the bay area to check out the conditions out there a little foggy for some s

i'm brooke baldwin.ts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> and welcome to "the lead." i am pamela brown in for jake tapper. and we begin this hour with breaking news. president trump responding for the first time to the recordings, these revelations made by journalist bob woodward for his new book "rage." president trump in his own words privately described how dangerous the virus was. but he was telling the american people the virus is just going to disappear one day. >> it goes through air, bob. that's always tougher than the touch. the touch you

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections,... ...including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened,... ...as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems,... ...serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common... and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections,... or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. the same humira you trust with less pain immediately f

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. we begin this hour with more evidence of the federal government's confused and chaotic messaging on the coronavirus pandemic. during congressional testimony on wednesday, you had the cdc director dr. robert redfield saying wearing a mask may be more effective against the virus than any potential vaccine and testified a vaccine would not widely be available until next summer. fa fast-forward to a few hours later, the president saying he misunderstood or confused. listen to this. >> i think he made a mistake when he said that. it's just incorrect information. and i called him, and he didn't tell me that, and i think he got the message maybe confused. maybe it was stated incorrectly. no. we're ready to go immediately as the vaccine is announced and it could be announced in october or a little after october, but once we go, we're ready. >> now, president trump's continued undermining of his own senior health officials comes as the united states gets are the to cr

i am, as you can partially see, i'm a james baldwin fan. and the year i was born in 1963, james baldwin said that he can't do it because he's alive. i'm going to put my heart on the line again and i'm going to go ahead and cast that ballot and keep my fingers crossed and play to my god that maybe this time somebody will hear my tears and feel my pain and feel the tears and pain of 10s of millions of people across america who are disabled, who are sick, who are underinsured, uninsured or pay stacks of cash to be insured. whose life is something that is a gift. sooner or later, it's going to make me have a stroke or kill me flat out. and the older i get, the closer it gets. but i'm going to go head and use these years that i have left and have faith in the country in which i was born. i teach the constitution for a living. i believe in it. and i'm going to go ahead and go with my gut and cast that ballot and hope joe biden and harris and a teacher like me. this isn't about just me. this is about moving just like me. and i want to understand.

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. the gulf coast is bracing for a direct hit from hurricane sally that is hours away from making landfall. this is a category one hurricane but do not let that fool you. this storm is powerful, it is expected to drop as much as 30 feet of rain in some areas and produce powerful storm surges, increasing the chances for life-threatening flooding. and the thing with this one is it is moving at a very slow pace. meaning the region will be experiencing rain and thus the flooding concerns for a long, long time. so we have you covered from all angles. let's start with ed lavendera live in mobile in the storm's path. so ed, what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: hey, brooke. well we've been making our way from gulfport mississippi all the way here to mobile this afternoon. and right now the weather conditions, as you could see, not terribly strong in terms of the wind and the intensity of the rainfall. which is a clear indication of just how painfully slow this hu

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. introducing the future of fitness. it's every class you can imagine, live. welcome back to the mirror. you've got this john. and on demand. it's boxing... cardio... yoga... and more. it's an interactive, goal crushing...whole family...whole body fitness machine. it's so cool! the future of fitness is at home. the mirror. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. you can't give them everything they want. but you can find lots of things they'll love at petsmart's labor day sale. get a $10 bonus card with every $50 purchase. petsmart. ♪ where everybody knows ♪ someyour name ♪ant to go ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ applebee's. now that's eating good in the neighborhood. >>> welcome back. you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. president trump who often publicly claims that he supports u.s. men and women in uniform is reporte

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. when it's hot outside your car is like a sauna steaming up lingering odors. febreze car vent clips stop hot car stench with up to 30 days of freshness. get relief with febreze. (combative yelling) he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. (combative yelling) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. woi felt completely helpless.hed online. therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry p

you can read baldwin and write and mostar about race but how we move forward is a more active question than some of the other questions. >> why integration and why that word we talk about diversity and inclusion and representation and desegregation but we are very clear about integration is the role. talk to me about that. >> it was his and intuition that integration was the real goal and because race makes no sense what is this really about? integration. you go through the record that is where malcolm and martin and douglas end up. de tocqueville writes this and says they must part or integrate. that's it. and then styling further back there is a lawyer from the 16 hundreds who points out we can and slavery but how do we integrate these people? that's where everyone was stuck you can be an abolitionist and still harbor negative racial stereotypes against african-americans. you can be a liberal and still build a life that segregates you and it was not assimilation that reduces or flattens the black sell for diversity like we are the world now we have diversity. it is integration and i

>>caller: i just finished reading begin again about james baldwin and i would suggest these two women to educate themselves. peter james baldwin and find out what is really going on and what has been since the beginning of the country. these are two of the most ignorant human beings i have ever seen where they are absolute liars. >>caller: can i address that? instead of telling us to read work at what her governor has proposed for california. a bill that would allow, you are calling us ignorant? that is what you call racism for a white woman to get on the phone to call to black women in because we don't belong with her ideology that is that what has destroyed the black community and this is why you need diamond and silk to put an end to this foolishness. that is what you call discrimination. >> keep in mind president trump is not a career politician he got into office four years ago something like jim crow joe has been in their half a century. he has enriched himself well taken from we, the american people. he is in debt with china. but then pick up our book from diamond and silk to l

this is the couple's fifth child together and the sixth child for aleck baldwin.rriages so great to see their family growing dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. . >>> right now at 4:30 breaking records and bringing skies like we've never seen before. we've got a live look across the bay area at current conditions. today marks the 24th spare the air alert day. this after an eerie, ominous and orange glow filled skies yesterday. our team is tracking what's ahead and when this could possibly end. >>> the air quality all depending on the fire still raging out of control. the race under way to contain those flames and the evacuations still under way. >>> good thursday morning, i'm laura ga

baldwin makes this critique either late 1940's or early 1950's about protests and how protests denudes the self, flattens the self. all you're doing is reacting against. and the self is so much more than that. i wanted to make a book that spoke to the host of those, as much heart as mind, as much mind as consciousness and to do that meant what does that mean? what does that mean to talk about these problems in a whole way? and then i came across that quote from freud in civilizations and it's discontent. let's pretend that rome isn't a physical entity, but a tactical one, one that's come into existence, ever ceases to exist, we are the layers of the theology or as you talk about your childhood, you talk about your dreams and like in the nation, all of these things exist, and race is inflicting all of these points. so if i was protesting dependence police shootings, i'm not talking about whole self. i'm not talking about the whole society because everything is policed. and how do you move past not simply that harm to the body, but that harm to the spirit, that harm that happens every da

refugees their lives handed over to an algorithm determining who stays or is turned away jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. u.k. publisher and longtime editor of the sunday times harald evans has died it was 92. spawned more than 17 years making him one of the most influential figures in british media it was known for advocating for causes often overlooked is that an investigation that exposed the harmful effects of the drug for little minds in the 1950 s. . israel is imposing even stricter coronavirus lockdown measures after a surgeon in factions prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the destructions a necessary to keep the country from being pushed to what he calls the edge of the abyss i fostered reports. israel was already one week into its 2nd coded 1000 locked down now with new cases nearing 7000 a day and the health system issuing warnings of overstretch daily life in the economy to be restricted yet further. in the past 2 days we heard from the experts that if we don't take immediate and difficult steps we will reach the edge of the a bit in order to save the lives of israeli ci

you can read baldwin. you can read wright and so forth. and that are most things about race, but the question, how do we move forward is a more active question, and i think some of the other conversations that we want to avoid. >> right. why integration, and why that word? we talk a lot about diversity. we talk about inclusion. we talk about representation. we even talk about desegregation, but you are very clear about talking about integration, that that is our goal and you define it in a particular way. talk to me about that. >> so it was an intuition, as someone who long studied african-american history, i intuit that integration was the real goal, and because race makes no sense, because race was a construction, so what is it? what is it that the civil rights movement is really about? integration. you go back through the record and you see that's where malcolm ends up. that's where martin ends up. that's where douglas ends up. in the 19th century, it's been said there are two ways for these people to go, must wholly part or wholly inte

and i think going back and revisiting, james baldwin has a wonderful line i returned here because i wasaid to. and i think for me, that was the cost facing my fear and all the things i didn't want to know but i knew had to be dealt with. ♪ ♪ ♪ since it began in 2001, booktv partnered with the library of congress and national book festival to bring you comprehensive coverage. starting now is another author event, former secretary of state robert gates, exercise of power. ♪

the stories of some of the millions of people who've escaped conflict poverty persecution just a baldwin gives us a sneak preview. revisiting 40 days of horror crush was held in detention at the maria refugee camp in greece he doesn't want us to use his full name because he has family back in iran. fearing for his own life he made the perilous journey across the med the english channel and is seeking asylum in britain everyone should fear it may happen to them as well it really does not matter if you have to lobby your educated you are leaving a safe contrie you are stable at the moment i've had all of the. latest. crushes given up his dream of being a doctor he's not allowed to work and gets less than $50.00 a week for food at a new show in london crush sees clearly his chances of getting asylum are slim and that means he will be sent back to around where he is afraid he could be killed 100 years of refugees crossing continents identity cards from world war 2 efforts to help those displaced some often receiving less than a warm welcome. the imperial war museum is hoping visitors will co

alec baldwin will reprize his role as president trump and another to play vp nominated kamala harris.y restaurants will be allowed to add a covid recovery charge that can only amount to 10% of the total restaurants will open in the city september 30. >>> and both mens and women's basketball will begin november 25 by that time, at least 75% of d 1 schools will have concluded semesters or moved classes on line so a more controlled environment. just glad to see those back. >> so good, so far the outcomes have been positive if you are playing for fire, you are going to get burned. >> doing the whole thing but on a business show, i can't >> i can't remember anybody better than carry. it is hard to top alec baldwin's donald trump if anybody can do it, it is jim carrie >> fire marshal bill if you don't know who that is, google it. >>> on deck, three investment themes you need to watch the rest of the year dow futures are back after this. >>> welcome back good morning your next guest has the three themes you need to watch the rest of the year the chief investment officer it is good to see you

refugees their lives handed over to an algorithm determining who stays or is turned away jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. service is our desire these are the top stories and large crowds have defied a curfew for a 2nd night in the u.s. city of louisville in kentucky a protest against a decision not to charge police officers for the death of young black health worker brianna taylor. in a remove north korea's leader has apologized for the killing of a south korean official soldiers shot and then burned in the rivals disputed sea boundary north korea says it was part of measures to combat coronavirus see the republicans have distanced themselves from his controversial donald trump's controversial remarks and promise and orderly transition it comes as once again questioned the fairness of postal voting. we want to make sure the election is honest and i'm not sure that it can't be i don't i don't know that it can be with this whole situation until this is ballots are unsolicited that they sent to everybody who will say but if you remember hillary clinton just a week ago or so. joe biden not

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. me. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. life doesn't stop for a cold. [man] honey... [woman] honey that's why there's new dayquil severe honey. it's maximum strength cold and flu medicine with soothing honey-licious taste. dayquil honey. the daytime coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, power through your day medicine. go go go ♪ go go go go on a real vacation. visit go rving.com or your nearest rv dealer. gimme two minutes. eligible for medicare. go on a real vacation. visit and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza... [mmm pizza...] is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80 percent... medicare will pay for. what's left... this slice here... well... that's on you. and that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company c

. >> senator baldwin? >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. redfield, in april the cdc staff conducted an investigation into a covid-19 outbreak at a meat packing plant in south dakota. following the investigation, your staff sent a report to the state that is south dakota's department of health that included strong safety recommendations the cdc determined were necessary to stem the transmission of covid-19 at the plant. that -- that report was dated april 21st of this year. last night it was reported that your office intervened and ordered that the safety recommendations be watered down. the next version of that memo dated the following day or april 22nd essentially adds to the words if feasible to the strong safety protocols over and over again throughout the document, telling the plant essentially that these recommendations were voluntary or optional. workers continued to work shoulder to shoulder at that plant and the plant ignored the safety guidelines. to date, at least 1200 workers from that very plant have been infected with covid-19

you can go back and you can read douglas in baldwin and so forth. our moche -- are most things about race. how do we move forward. it's a more active question. then i think some of the other conversations that we want to avoid. why integration. we talk a lot about diversity. we talk about desegregation. but you're very clear talking about integration. talk to me about that. it was an intuition that someone who longs the integration was the real goal. because race is a construction. what is it that the civil rights movement is all about. that's were douglas and set. there are two ways for these people to go. they must wholly part or wholly integrate. and then styling further and further back. there is a boston lawyer from the 16 hundreds who points out we can end slavery but how do we integrate these people. you can be an abolitionist and still harbor racial feelings. you can be illiberal and still build a life for yourself that segregates you. and true integration was not assimilation because that reduces or flattens the black cell. not diversity. y

refugees their lives handed over to an algorithm determining who stays or is turned away jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. with al-jazeera these are all top stories hundreds of people have been protesting across the u.s. after a grand jury decided not to charge 3 officers in the fatal shooting of briana taylor a family has called the decision outrageous and offensive u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says there will be an orderly transfer of power after the november election president donald trump refused to say whether he had respect the results if he lost. thailand's parliament has voted to delay discussions on whether to amend the constitution protesters have been rallying for hours outside parliament in bangkok demanding reforms. israel has toughened its current virus lock down after a surge in cases only essential businesses will remain open once protests and prayers will have to be held outside the united nations secretary general says the world has failed to fight the corona virus and that the pandemic is now out of control and turned into tears has been speaking join

refugees their lives handed over to an algorithm determining who stays or is turned away jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. probably got the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump is doubling down on his refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses november's election senior republicans distanced themselves from his controversial remarks trump once again questioned of malin voting will be honest protesters have defied a curfew for a 2nd night in the u.s. city of louisville they're angry about a decision not to charge police officers for the death of black women brianna taylor the city's mayor has called for calm and extended the curfew throughout the week and john 100 has more from the we've all. today protesters have decided to do something a little different this square has been largely cleared out but this church here the 1st unitarian church in louisville has offered them sanctuary so you can see there are maybe a couple of 100 or so visible people out here who are taking sanctuary at the church and why are they doing that because police are cracking dow

baldwin. brother bill. or the one about the. wanted to become immobile. and. they are the whole civilian way of i know that i know god since we're a little. bit with the league i don't know if you wish i were you i'd moved. no there would. 7 have to be to. believe. he or she didn't see. the south. if you could who do you move from would be who who want to see who want to. commit to shares to have it. but it's not to see any look you know except has that moniker limbs in mind those little kitty things that he had they think should move him around them i. wish but that there were a year. ahead of me. he could have been. on monday 7. and have. been married mother of the award has you know as if it's not put in or has. the need to do. you good to be. with. me. but i want you. to michel foucault i. thank. you for. the. abuse. so when the russian mission promises. these. fish with. lettuce is. the 2nd for. your window. more tricky god that's unfair. home wounded are all the bush did used to. fit. the ticket in this needs a few more to. to snuff the. little. and the

baldwin. brother bill. or the one about the. wanted to become immobile. and. they are the whole civilian. god since we'll. all when you. really believe guys and then they kill me if you wish were you i'd leave. if. 7 you have to move. to. the city. be. easy but who do you move from. who want to. hear. that. but it. could be things that will have a. year . ahead. because have you been 7. ah ha and have and. what. has. put. the need to do. with it. thank. you for. all of these. shows are for sure the minute. sir for the russian promise. the. future was with. my sis. the 2nd for. your window. more attention to god that's unfair. home. used to say. if you. are a little. for one of. the looking to shift for. the nurse in the. british army force. this veteran i have. some other. make me. feel my mother was. your 1st our 1st. and if the how on it's side by side love to do. stuff just. for the area. of shoes for your. area or a. newer union or your viewpoint you. are still human but i feel a little i'm going to have to. learn to keep the bullet hole and still be here

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. hour with more evidence of the federal government's confused and chaotic messaging on the coronavirus pandemic. during congressional testimony on wednesday, you had the cdc director dr. robert redfield saying wearing a mask may be more effective against the virus than any potential vaccine and testified a vaccine would not widely be available until next summer. fa fast-forward to a few hours later, the president saying he

baldwin of the how birth rather but. what about the. wanted to become immobile. and we are they are the house of. god since we will. be a mother. really the only guys in their value kill me if you wish i were you i'd need a more mature man on the moon. then mission one although narration for national revelation to real. i know they were there goes forward a bit for them out on the road a. while to all of you know which one of them were on the shelf and what didn't. seem so. nice to have to be to move through. the police. if she did. see. if she can be subtle. if you put who do you move from who'd be who who want to see who want to. that headache. but didn't have to see any. little kitty things that he had they think should move him around them. and wished but of the year. ahead. he could have been. monday. night and have. been married to the award has you know and if it's not put in or. need to do. you good to be. with the. baby. i want you. to michel foucault i. get it. 'd if you're. so horny russia should promise not. when you. finish with. your sis. the 2nd fo

baldwin. rather but. for the what about the. little bit of the book. and. they are the whole civilian way of i know god since we'll. really believe guys and they're very you know if you wish were you i'd leave. no there were there. didn't. have to be to move. the city. easy and be. if you could who do you move from would be who you want to see who want to. need to share that headache. but if you have to see any look you know if that has that moniker limbs in mind those little kitty things that he had they think should move him and i am not. afraid. and wished that there were a year. ahead of me. jim. he could have been. on monday. night and have. been married to the award has you know and if it's not put in or. relieved because you need to do it if you refuse to. do it. i want you. to mitchell photo of. 'd your tax dollars well. you know what the. abuse. so when the russian mission promises. start of. these. fish was with. my sis. the 2nd for. more it's actually god that's unfair. home wounded there will. be bush reduced to. physics terrorist attacks and th

baldwin. rather but. for the what about the. wanted to become immobile. and. they are the whole civilian way of i know god since will. often you. really believe guys and their very you kill me if you wish i were you i'd leave. i know there would. have to be to move. the city. easy and be. if you could who do you move from would be who who want to see who want to. be. made to share that headache. but didn't have to see any look in themselves has that moniker limbs in mind those little kitty things that he had that if the shoe moved him and i. had wished that there were a year. ahead of me. jim. he could have been. on monday. and have. been married to mother the award has you know and if it's not put in or. need to do. you good to be. with. me. i want you. to mitchell photo. getty. curious. to know what the. abuse. circle in the russian mission. are these. really big fish with. lettuce is. the 2nd for. your window. and for. home or did are all. used to say. if you. wish me to snuff the says. i let. the. dogs. just. make me. feel my mother was. the 1st. and if th

baldwin of the head of the earth brother but. what about the. wanted to become immobile. and we are they are the house of. god since we're a little. off in the. rhythm with the lay guys and their very you kill me if you wish i were you i'd need. a more mature man on the. then mission although narration fresh and revelation to a close as i know they were there goes forward a bit for them out on the left. while the fall of the newish one we're on the issue of what didn't. do so. to have to be to move through from the 3rd to believe. he she did see. if she can be sucked. if you could who do you move from would be who who want to see who 100. shares to to have it. but didn't have to see any. you know if that has that moniker limbs in mind those little kiddie things that he had they should move him around them i. thought of the year. ahead of me. if. he could have been. on monday. and have. been married mother of the award has you know and if it's not put in or. need to do. you good to be. with. me. i want you. to michel foucault of. getting. 'd your tax dollars well. you. kno

baldwin . brother but. for the what about the. wanting to become immobile. and all the other they are the whole civility the way around a god since we'll. all when you. really believe guys and their value if you wish were you i'd leave. if. 7 you had to move. the. easy be. not. easy but who do you move from the. who 100. but if. i had. a. year. ahead. you could have every. monday. night and that. would. put. the need to do. with the. thank. you for. all of you. that should have been. so when you rush promised. they would let us is. the 2nd for. your window. it's actually god that's unfair. home. used to say. if you. are a little. it is for one of. the looking to shift for the. british army but for us. this is the way. it's also to live on some other. may be. fair my mother was. your 1st our 1st. and you on it's side by side love to do. stuff just. for. sure you're. in areas where you are in a new union or your viewpoint you. are still human but i feel a little i'm going to look to. you to the unfamiliar with the bicycle to you or good. issue for sure whether

hi there, i'm brooke baldwin and tha thank you for being with me.her to remember the worst modern day tragedy. it was 19 years ago when the world watched in horror as the united states was attacked by terrorists. nearly 3,000 lives lost, thousands more injured and a world changed forever. shortly president trump will be awarding the medal of honor to army sergeant major thomas patrick payne as part of an elite unit in iraq.

i don't thank you could give a higher compliment than that the billions of james baldwin but if you read a beautiful struggle that is another one i will recommend to people to check out and why are so people are so very proud so i am thankful he continues to drive me and others and still very firmly much committed to theo city and the state and the way that im that we know it can and should. >>host: and his father is a publisher in baltimore if you go to book tv.org we took a tour of his publishing plant and talked about some of the books he publisheses type in paul coates and you can watch it go ahead marjorie you are tv.ook >> thank you so much. you are an answer to a prayer. yout have it down pat and i want to thank you so much to have the nerve and the tenacity that is all about the community how we got here and how we got out a here black lives matter, john lewis, you are an answer to how we move forward. do you travel? because right now i'm working with the superintending of the schools and the county and i will tell him tomorrow he needs to bring you here to talk for a couple

joining me now is tammy baldwin of wisconsin. she of course has endorsed joe biden for president. what do you want out of this visit today from the vice president? >> well, i can tell you from my visit to kenosha yesterday that the community has been through so much. you know, not only was jacob blake shot seven times in his back in front of his children and now is paralyzed but the community has seen a destruction in their small businesses and then last tuesday a self-proclaimed vigilante, 17 years old, shot three people, killing two of them. that's a lot. that's a real lot. and when president trump came, he really stoked division. future president biden, if you will, he is coming today and he is no stranger to personal loss and tragedy. he is going to bring a message of unity. he'll listen and he has plans to follow-up not only follow-up by passing the george floyd justice act of 2020 but following up on the other things that wisconsinites care so deeply about. fighting this pandemic, bringing our economy back and fighting systemic racism. >> look, the governor of wisconsin as w

i'm brooke baldwin, thank you for being with me.erage continues now with pam brown. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. and we begin with hour with breaking news. president trump moments ago wrapped up a meandering use conference defending his record on the coronavirus and then went after joe biden and his running mate kamala harris. >> biden and his very littleral running mate, the most liberal person in congress, not a competent person in my opinion, would destroy this country and this economy. should immediately apologize for the

>>> hi there, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.or being with me. right now president trump is in california and being briefed on the fires burning out of control in the west. we've been listening to california governor gavin newsom and told the president that climate change is a big factor in their

hi there, i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn and thank you for being here.bing new prediction where the coronavirus pandemic could be used. a model is predicted that covid will kill 410,000 americans by january 1st. just let that number sink in. you see it on your screen. 410,000. that is more than the population of tulsa, oklahoma and tampa, florida and the death toll would double from where we are

i just saw a documentary i am not your negro where james baldwin is faced, doubted what he said. what could they watch, what could they read, what could they do to have context and to be educated and take action whether it is voluntarily. >> host: let's hear from wes moore. >> guest: a beautiful question. thank you for your vulnerability and leadership. i give a lot of credit to your parents and family because the fact that you were raised with social justice as part of your core you were raised right. i am grateful for what you are talking about in the challenge of racism. when we think about what is happening now, in 2020, we've seen two genuine crises thrown at our doorstep, the first was the introduction of a virus that has had catastrophic impact on our society and the other was a reminder of how inequitable policing is. the reality is even though these were different crises they exposed it, dealing with covid-19 is not about the discovery of a vaccine in dealing with inevitable policing is not about a limitation of chokehold's. covid-19 didn't just expose but exacerbated th

and name such as baldwin and hughes, m parks, and carmichael, and name such as robeson. these are nays that are just as important as the framework and the build of our nations history. and any other nays. it's important to not just african-american children understand that, but it's important that all children understand that. in all children understand the many that have toiled to make this country better at every single turn. when we had a chance to make a decision that we move toward that in a very deliberate fashion because there are people who look like every single shades are able to make progress, my community, my ancestors should not be minimized or eliminated in that conversation. the other thing i know is we talk about context and it's an informed question about context, it also means understanding the history that the only time we've had major movements that have lasting sustainable impact is when it was not just the impact of the community that was fighting for justice. whether time at civil rights movement, the anti-apartheid movement, part of the reason the

i'm kate baldwin. thank you for joining us this hour. we're going to continue to follow the breaking news in the police killing of breonna taylor. a grand jury's decision announced just moments ago, saying that only one of the three officers involved in the shooting is being charged. former detective brett hankison, he is indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment. but none of the officers are charged with the killing of breonna taylor,

and our special coverage continues now with brooke baldwin. >>> good afternoon, i'm brooke baldwin.day afternoon. we'll get a sneak peek at the white house here. we'll take a look at live pictures. there you go. reporters and watching and waiting to see the president stand behind that podium here as of course he'll address the race for a coronavirus vaccine for one. he continues to tout his administration's response to pandemic and his claim is that we are rounding the turn. but let's look at the numbers here. that is despite the fact that the united states is about to hit the tragic milestone of 200,000 coronavirus deaths. by far more than any other country. that is 200,000 americans whose lives were taken far too soon by a virus still spreading throughout the country. an additional 44,000 cases were reported on thursday as more states are heading in the wrong direction. i'll show you this map here and you'll see a lot of red on your screen, a lot of red and orange. those are not good colors when we're talking covid. 30 states are reporting more cases over the past week with seven

i'm brooke baldwin. takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. ♪ you know limu,g after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. >>> we are back. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. jake okay blake was shot in the back, rekindling calls for racial justice across this country. joe biden along with his wife, jill, is in wisconsin. shimon prokopez. arlette saenz is

>> yes, worried about her. >> reporter: so was tamara baldwin. first kay now becky? what in the world was going on? >> that's what i wanted to know. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies immediately canvassed the neighborhood looking for anyone matching becky's description of the shooter. >> so you have a gunman on the ground on the loose. >> right. >> what are you doing on that score? >> we had started sending units out to see if anybody had seen anything, see if anybody heard any gunshots. see if they saw anybody matching the description of the suspect. and we were not able to find anything. >> reporter: the only forensic evidence douglas could find in the parking lot was the .25 caliber slug that grazed becky's legs. >> her shoes were still laying there. >> we found a spent shell casing, and then we had also found the actual projectile itself, right on the edge of the sidewalk. >> and you didn't find a tossed weapon in the vicinity? >> no, no weapons. >> reporter: the shooter had vanished without a trace. >> but you had more questions, didn't you? >> we did, indeed. >>

senator baldwin will introduce our first witness. senator baldwin. >> thank you. i'm pleased to introduce doctor rebecca blake, chancellor of the university of wisconsin madison. dr. blank has served as chancellor since 2013. previously, she served as deputy secretary and acting secretary of commerce under president obama. she was also a member of the council of economic advisers under president clinton. she has served as dean and professor of public policy and economics at the university of michigan. she was a faculty member at northwestern and principled in university. she was a fellow at the bookings institution. the university of wisconsin is a member of the big ten, one of the power five conferences. with 23 varsity sports and approximately 800 participating students each year. chancellor blank was recently appointed to the ncaa division one board of directors. i look forward to hearing her insights today as part of today's important discussion about college athletics and compensation. welcome chancellor blank. >> thank you senator baldwin. our second witness

wisconsin democratic senator tammy baldwin joins me now. i want to get your reaction to the president's comments about a peaceful transition of power. >> i was just horrified to hear his comments last night. and just another instance of this president undermining our very democracy. it was shocking. it was shocking further that we didn't hear an immediate pushback from congressional republicans. certainly a few of them did speak out. but our democracy is supposedly of the people, by the people, and for the people. and the idea that anyone would not accept that will of the people come november 3 or the days after, whatever it takes to count all the ballots, is just outrageous. >> republicans in your state are appealing a federal judge's ruling that your state miscellaneous accept mail-in ballots past the original deadline of october 29, all the way to november 9. the president is fueling these actions nationwide in these critical swing states. where is this going, what are your concerns about that? >> we have the same scenario back in april,