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even some who have legitimate differenc with joe biden on policy issues, they are se it isthat aside becimportant for them to beat donald trump. they're going to all try to row in the same direction. they allant to be a united front against donald trump, because this is such an important election. that's something kamala harris has going for her. peop who are her competitors for this vice presidential nomination, they feel the same way. they are going to write -- try to present a united front. despite all the differences within the democratic party, they want to win. jane well, anthony, i look forward to seeing you on the campaign trail one day, who knows. thank you for joining me. n.ok, moving there is political turmoil inru be tonight after the man known as europe's last dictator won a landslide victory over the weekend. lukashenko has ruled the former soviet nation for 25 years, and there have been widespread claims of electoral fofud. thousandrotesters have been arrested. our correspondent has more. >> she has been the face of change in belarus, but today she released a tearful video

an old pair that are like -- it feels crazy bec they're five years old.ing out, me and blake shelton. it's pretty fun. it's fun to introduce a whole 'nother genre of music or culture that i never thought i'd get to know. it's exciting and fun. >> dua lipa: yeah, you just had a number one. tell me how that feels. >> that felt crazy. almost likes it little bit full circle because i think the first concert that i ever went to, we had girl scouts of america. i was in girl scouts. my parents picked me up and took me to l.a. and we saw emmy lou harris which is a country artist. my dad listened to a lot of blue grass. not country, but blue grass. they did a lot of festivals and stuff like that when i was a kid. now to be actually on a song and to get to be like number one at this point in my career -- 44 because i feel like i can like really use it ""the voice"" this season. i have a hard time with that. i got to be in alternative radio, then pop and now country. i'm like what? try to compete with that, john. i'm sitting between john legend and kelly clarkson. i

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just bec of working in the heat. no civilians have been injured though. the evacuation center that has been set up is at the clayton library, right now on clayton road. we will keep an eye on this all morning, back to you. >>> the extreme weather cause big problems in san francisco from the excelsior to the fillmore, tree limbs fell onto sidewalks and onto parked cars. no word of injury so far. also a large limb fell and damaged a powerline near the intersection of mcallister and fillmore. before it was chopped up, it blocked the road and forest buses to reroute. >>> is a white alert in effect. we are all urged to conserve energy through wednesday especially from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. as temperatures remain high. utility companies are asked to reduce the load to keep the power grid reliable and stable. they say rotating power outages are sometimes necessary. in el dorado hills a couple had to restock after losing their food in the recent power blackouts. >> i think it was scary just the fact that it was day one. we were already losing power. >> we worry

we are still waiting to see what ome ofng to bec negotiations was that many are facing tougher electionsember. they need to ratchet up pressure on nancy pelosi saying, look, we need something here. we need some sort of bill. we need some sort of relief. another thing to keep in mind, government funding expires after september 30, so right before october 1. the government needs to be re -funded again. tom: american airlines gets the headlines come the other airlines, airline incomes, thousands are laid off, fine. way,all business in any shape, or form actually represented in the marble halls of congress? emily: paid a lot of lip service by lawmakers. i think you see certain things, ppp funding, changes that have been made that finding to cater more toward small businesses. there has been a sense that there is a need of relief for small businesses. but you're right, it is a lot of these bigger industries, too. and what is going happen with the travel industry? what is going to happen with airlines? it seems like to some extent these industries are going to be shaved for years and years to

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we've already infour citizens if they to stay that they may not get any emergency services proauvided bec the conditions may not allow that. >> woodruff: how worried are you about that? >> quite a bit. we would love for our citizens to evacuate. those that did not, though, we're telling them to shelt in place and stay safe. we do have -- we're on theis nd now. our first responders and city personnel are at our command center here on the island. conditions allow us not to be. once the storm passes through, we wilsbe outsessing damage, and then start our cleanup if oo's needed. >>f: and where will you be monitoring all this? and do you have the sources from other governments to support you? >> we do. we feel -- weghave been thr many hurricanes, as most coastal cities have, but here in galveston, when through many hurricanes. wer e prepared. ate government, the texas department of emergency management has been extme cooperative, our county and our federal government, they contacted us today and offered any type of aistance they could. so we feel very comfortable we have gouodpport. >> woodru

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i think it was a deliberate act to avoid public kplecomment bec in the past they have tried similar types of changes where they were closing post offices or closing plants. that happened not very long ago, and the public rallied behind the postal service and stopped that, got a halt to closing plants and post offices in order to protect the service standards and what we do for the public. so i think it was deliberate to make sure that the public didn't have an opportunity to comment and get them to stop what they were doing. >> now that we do know what they're doing and people are starting to feel the pain in terms of slowed and more erratic service, what sort of public feedback do you think would make a difference? we covered a story at the top of the hour about people being very mad about curbside mailboxes, about postal collection boxes being taken off the streets in montana. that seems to have led to a halt on that practice around the country after some outrage was expressed about it today. what do you think they will respond to in terms of these things they're doing to slow down the

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how her mother didn't get promotion that promotions that she deserved because of her accent, bec of w black and brown girls. >> reporter: a path paved by the likes of shirley chisolm. >> my presence before you now symbolized a new era in american political history. >> reporter: the first black woman elected to congress and to run for president as a major party candidate. >> there is a watershed moment. >> reporter: aimee allison founded she the people to elevate women of culture to political power. >> women of color, particularly black women, have moved from the periphery to the center of american politics. we're the queen makers. that's progress. >> reporter: senator harris is getting some encouragement from former first lady michelle obama who delivered a powerful speech in her own right this week. she tweeted to harris, "you got this," and she's not the only one looking forward to tonight. there are a number of virtual watch parties around the country to celebrate harris' historic speech. gayle? >> you know, what i think is so lovely about there story, it's not just women of color

myxd brother cannot bec a voice today. we have to be that voice.e. it's 5:00 in the east. an emotional statement from george floyd sister bridgette. her family gathered today with the family of jacob blake. thousands of others standing up against racial injustice in massive demonstration on theçó national mall. the 57th anniversary of the historic march on washington which today amid growing unrest over police violence against black americans was named the get your knee off our necks commitment march. the>ñk gathering of thousands inviting a split screen with the scene last night a half mile away at the white house. one of the clearest demonstrations yet of an out of step president trump failingÑii meet the moment on twin crisis now facing thisw3 country. trump last night centering thex $e!-election divisive law and order message. fear mongering over demonstrate strags decite recent polls showing the vast majority of f response on questions of race. that's just one of theÑi crisis erupting in america on donald trump's watch. the seats on the4; whit

several letters asking that tons of ammonium nitrate sees years to go, be taken out of the warestored bec was dangerous. government says an investigation is underway. some port officials are now under house arrest. >>> the bombing victims in beirut are being honored here in the bay area. lebanese ex-patriots held a vigil last night along the embarcadero. lebanon is already struggling with high unemployment and they are dealing with covid-19. that explosion is another setback for lebanon. >>> it is an in an economic collapse and people don't realize that people are starving in the country right now. >>> organizers of last night vigil say the best way to donate is directly to the lebanese red cross. >>> the state department is lifting the global warning for u.s. citizens to travel internationally pick the advisory was put in place back in march because of the virus. in a statement the department said health and safety measures have improved and will return to its previous system of country specific levels of travel advice. despite the blanket warning being lifted, that eu has blocked entry

ausemedia was shocked bec dropped was running as a republican and yet hsaid loud what we all knew. foreign pocy was after the end of the cold war, democrats and republicans insh gton bought into the illusion that the whole world would start to resemble america. and so they started to pursue unlimited globalization. they welcomed china into the world trade orgization. they engaged in nation building in afghanistan and tried to export democracy to iraq.ey signed a nuclear deal with iran and a global climate agreement in paris. but they didn't grind any of it in the interest of t average american. for decades while washington politicians built a global system, american wages stagnated. our great cities and industries were hollowed out. entire communities were devastated d ourmanufacturing plants were shipped off to china. that's what happened when washington stopped being the capital of the united stat an started being the capital of the world. as u.s. ambassador to germany, i had a front row seat to donald trump's merica's first foreign policy. i h every american could see how presid

congress of bth partiame together to say to the country we're going to create this ause w net for you bec don't know what is happening with this pandemic. i certainly am surprised to hear that millions of ameca did not need the little bit of extra money that ye received. many of theare desperately trying tpay te rent, keep groceries the table, trying to make car notes, trying to pay their mortgages, when they have lost their jobs because of thpa emic. and the money they got has already run out. .o no, i don't think of it as socialism at al and i don't think millions of american voters think of that as i think they think of that as government coming to their assistance in desperate times and that is what they expect their government to do. as far as the tone that was set tonight, amyalked about the republicans running a convention based on circumstances back in january. eems to me that they took us back to 1968, the mccarthy reminded me of george wallace's run for the presidency. and their talk about rioting and anarchin the streets reminded estabout all the civil unr that was taking place