>> he makes his historical accounts of benedict arnold and artifacts associated with the revolutionary war general into a fictional thriller, he speaks at barnes & noble in virginia. >> were going to have fun tonight, were going to have fun, we have kids in the front row, that means chaos people, to we have c-span here, here for c-span. there is not no better crowd than the washington, d.c. metro area, all the viewers, i think they are in this room right now, we love you and the regular viewers of course, we welcome everyone to c-span and nowhere else am i going to do here. first i'm going to tell you about the difference between history and destiny. and we all know history, it's what happens, but destiny is what must happen, this is true, i cannot believe this is happening by father was struck by lightning, his father, my grandfather, i'm not joking was struck by lightning, that means don't stand next to me in a rainstorm. last week i was totally my son the story and telling him, my dad was struck by lightning, his dad was struck by lightning and he's like oh my gosh, we can be struck

number five, was signed by a guy named benedict arnold. and in that moment, benedict arnold is a name that we call each other. toby and addict are knurled. it's almost like a curse word for people to love. but in the moment, these are names, it was a decorated officer who fought for this country. and was rewarded and promoted it was part of that inner circle with george washington. he was a real person. on the sheet of paper. i just couldn't shake that. and then i heard the story. it really cracked the book open. was the last moment between benedict arnold and george washington, among the most heartbreaking in u.s. history because they were tear friends. there were like the in the revolutionary setting. what was happened, when benedict arnold betrayed washington, is one of the only times the george washington has ever seen crying. in the image of george washington the father of our country crying. then i heard this detail. benedict arnold wrote a letter and alexander hamilton did not deliver and rapport song but he didn't deliver this lett

and number five was signed by a guy named benedict arnold. in that moment, that was the name that we kind of call each other. we say don't be a benedict arnold, sort of like a curse word for people that love history. but in that moment, it wasn't a name you call to someone, he was a decorated officer that thought that his country was reworded and promoted and was part of that circle of george washington and he was a person that put pen to paper. it's among the most heartbreaking because with dear friends. in this letter from benedict arnold he said three things from george washington, one of don't feel the staff of the heap and knife in the back of george washington and said basically could i have my stuff. the amazing thing is nobody knows what was in the package nobody knows what was in that package. i couldn't shake the idea. i've got to figure out how i did this idea and that is how i met my cowriter on facebook. when you pair up with someone, you can pick someone who you think is worse than you, someone as good as you and as bitter as yo

arnold and benedict arnold was one of those like silly names people call each other but don't be a benedict arnold but he was never a person but in this moment when i was downtown here in dc and i'm looking this sheet of paper benedict arnold, at some moment on this date swore this oath and use this pen to write his name and suddenly became a person and it is an amazing moment of history. i can tell you that when he escapes and runs he immediately writes a letter to george washington and the letter is hand delivered by alexander hamilton who delivers it, not in song or rap -- [laughter] that joke does not work as well in ohio. i can tell you that. dc and new york it crashes and in boca, boca knows. but he delivers this letter and the letter says one, please don't kill my wife. she didn't know. and two, don't kill my staff. they did not know. he also says could you return my belongings. he wants his stuff back. as if he is some girl that wants her record collection back. amazingly, george washington actually collects it and sends it back into the state nobody knows what is in those belonging

to we don't do the benedict arnold side. i think our sequel will be the later betrayals. >> only thing i'll add what is so interesting is that george washington, one thing he brought with him from virginia was, as brad said, he was a virginia gentleman, and he really did have a sense of honor and a code of honor that he believedded in very deeply. and there was a notion that what we would call institutional honor where he thought if you were part of an institution like the army that he had created, that your actions reflect on the entire institution. and he really believed this. and yet through the course of his leadership, he kept encountering these situations where people on his side on the team were betraying him or were betraying the army. and it was really hard for him to understand how anyone could do that, and yet it was happening again and again. part of the interesting part of our story and of the benedict arnold story that happens later is how george washington comes to terms with the fact that not everyone has the

benedict, i think we possibly just lost benedict for the moment. we will try and get benedict back.e, there are three big names on the equities narrative this morning. nestle agreeing to buy ammimmune. to cough up 3.8 million. two deals in that region. you have philips as well. annmarie: cutting their full-year adjusted ebita margin outlook. they asked to deliver modest comparable sales growth. those are stories to watch ahead of the open. it is going to be heavy on the continent given it is a bank holiday in the u.k.. i was struck by the viola deal. they have been trying to do this for eight years. they finally were able to get it done. a leader in waste and water in terms of -- manus: let us pick up on the philps news. what i found fascinating is philips have basically warned us they are going to have a tough time hitting their margin numbers. when you dig into the story, this is about not being able to sell ventilators. covid, the middle of saying we are going to supply 37,000 hundred, these are ventilators. they were supposed sell those to the strategic national stockpile in the

always good have your benediction here verbally for us on msnbc. >> my pleasure. >>> and we look forwardat does it for "andrea mitchell reports." msnbc will have complete coverage of the democratic national convention all day and our primetime coverage at 7:00 eastern on msnbc with rachel maddow, nicolle wallace, joy reid, brian williams, a cast of stars. and i'll be on nbc news on your local nbc station with lester holt, savannah guthrie, chuck todd. and chuck todd comes up next for the new time for "mtp daily" right here. stay with us. ♪ >>> welcome to thursday. it is "meet the press daily." i'm chuck todd. we're in the middle of one of those days that will likely be remembered for a long time. steve bannon, the president's former campaign chief was taken into federal custody this morning after a grand jury charged him with defrauding donors as part of a fundraising scheme involving president tr

but number five was denied by benedict arnold it was a silly name they call each other. never a person but downtown come at some moment he swore the south and use the pen to write his name and became a person. it is an amazing moment of history. when he escapes and runs he immediately writes a letter to george washington and it is hand delivered by alexander hamilton. and it is not in a wrap that does not work as well in ohio. [laughter] so he delivers a letter that says don't kill my wife and don't kill my staff they didn't know he also says please return my belongings he wants his stuff back like a girl who wants her record collection back. amazingly he collects it and sends it back into this day nobody has any idea what's in those belongings. i would not have been as nice in the story is the basis for a book that i wrote and i love we got to do that story but obviously my up session is huge but i'm telling you that to say all of that happens far later than the plot to kill him we go through 1776 and then we get to the early battles of the war we do the early betrayals

we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment with benedicte and lucy.

burke, senator kennedy, senator eagleton and my fellow citizens, i'm happy to join you for this benediction of our friday sunrise service. [applause] i assume that everyone here is impressed with my control of this convention in that my choice for vice president was challenged by only 39 other nominees. [laughter] [applause] and i can tell you that eleanor -- i think we learned from watching the republicans four theirago as they selected vice presidential nominee that it pays to take a little more time. [applause] and i can tell you that eleanor is very grateful that the oregon delegation at least kept her in the race with martha mitchell. [applause] so i congratulate you on your patience and i pay my respects to those two superb presiding officers of this convention, larry o'brien and yvonne braithwaite burke. [applause] so tonight i accept your nomination with a full and grateful heart. [applause] this afternoon i crossed the wide missouri to recommend a running mate of wide vision and deep compassion, senator tom eagleton. [applause] i'm proud to have him at my side, and i'm proud to hav

my thanks to benedicte and lucy. next up, it's the film review with anna smith.ello, and welcome to the film review with me anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. first up, a film that's on digital and in some cinemas now — perfect ten. a gritty british drama in the vein of andrea arnold's fish tank. it stars frankie box as a 14—year—old gymnast called lee who suddenly discovers she has an older half—brother. dad? are you lee? frankie lives outside brighton with a neglectful father she rarely sees. she loves gymnastics, but she's picked on by the other girls. whenjoe knocks on the door announcing that he's her brother and he's come to live with them, it's the first lee has even heard of him. he's given me permission to come stay here, so... here i am, lee. but instead of resenting joe — who's played by fellow newcomer alfie deegan — this lonely teen finds hope and solace in his company — hanging out with him and his mates on their mopeds. it's not really for little girls. i take it that's why you can't do it. lee, hey. she did

benedict went to bavaria to pay a final visit to an older brother who was also very ill. the former pope is 93 years old. he stepped down as leader of the catholic church seven years ago. >>> a top health official is defending herself after witticism from nancy pelosi. in an interview yesterday, the speaker of the house linked coronavirus task force corona vader dr. deborah birx to the quote, disinformation spread by president trump. her comments were based on a new york times article to claim dr. burks have painted an optimistic view of the white house during a critical period in getting control of the virus. >> i think the president is spreading disinformation about the virus. she is his appointee. so, i don't have confidence there, no. >> deborah burks later said she has respect for the speaker, but she went on to criticize the new york times, saying it was unfortunate no one reached out her before publishing the article. doctors are hoping to have a draft in place next month on how to distribute the coronavirus vaccine once it is developed. traditionally, first in lin

it looks like we lost benedicte. in other news new zealand's prime minister has extended lockdown in auckland. health authorities say they need more time e to track andnd trace strain of covid-19 patriotism unseen in the country -- previously unseen in the country. stome orderers will remain -- sy at home ororders will remainin effect. new zealand says harsh measures aree needed to prevent a second wave of the coronavirus. the belarussian leader who fled the country is calling on her supporters to demand a recount. in a video, she asked supporters to back an official investigation into allegation that the vote was rigged. foreign ministers are discussing the situation after lukashenko secured 80% of the vote. sanctions are called for those who violated democratic values. following their release from prison on friday morning, some protersers described the violence they witnessed both when they were arrested and hile incarcerated. [speaking foreign language] >>>> thousands of peoplele havan detatained i recent days in

in many archives papers are known by the man's name, benedict arnold's papers. i have to try to find margaret arnold in benedict arnold's papers, they are just put into one folder and family papers and that's where all the women's papers are. you have to sift. same when you are looking through newspapers, you have to sift and search for where these women are and what key terms you use because they are not always going to be known as margaret arnold. they are much harder to find than men. i like to write biographies about women, we get creative. they are more elusive and difficult to write about. this is why we think about the sources in different ways. not just reading between the lines in traditional sources like letters but thinking about architecture and spaces that women inhabited laundry and kitchens and bedrooms and orchards so how can we bring that in and help us tell our story? a way that you think about material culture when you look at jewelry that a woman owns or dishes that a woman uses or a piece of clothing can tell is an immense amount and let us

players like benedict move it is usually on taksin or mason to do soon and man one noida border german world cup winners and more recently levi sonny at childcare it's a chance to impress but that comes with its own pressure. had doubts when i actually came to show that my 1st published. got took me under his wing was like what we have time we're going to make it you're going to make it so don't worry i have a year that's enough. i don't doubt has experience developing raw talent and he knew how to get the best out of west of me kenny to. tell. just takes you to the threshold you need an excellent attitude unique character personality and above all the mental fortitude to actually get through the door to call it kind of taught me how to you know give everything into whatever i do and you know in the warm ups i was already sweating and like. the young texan soon learned his place in the under 19 side but he wasn't done yet. before the end of his 1st season at shall tell me kenny had already made his buddhist league debut he hasn't looked back since now he's a 1st team regular i like the

dr benedict pilot check gives regular courses on amateur beekeeping. plywood he also instructs most of the key to his at the university. learn all about the different types of be there are more than $560.00 species in germany alone most of them wild. wild and solitary bees spend their lives alone they don't live in colonies so they're exposed to different dangerous. the whole of you know how many reserve the infamous parasite in the borough might not solitary as you go instead solitary preserve the problem of nesting sites monocultures don't provide nesting sites we really need more smaller fields and we need chemical free feelers. for. studies from europe and the us show that monocultures and pesticides are the main threats to be survival. with not a single chemical in tow biologist called in the herd for plants and the rate of native flowers in residential areas in berlin the project is funded by germany's environment ministry. wild beasts only feed on certain flowers the more diverse the garden the more bees that can thrive here. we don't have enoug

china and benedict and a 14 year old and province post in a labrat dance number that made fun of trump so now trump wants to make sure a 1000000000 people live out their days in economic ruin. pretty measured response as trump goes but it's not just trump our entire government wants to destroy china because and i have i have verified this fact for myself they are another country that is not us. so one of the ways we try to ruin them is to. shine a propaganda across their homeland this is not to say every chinese protester is wrong or doesn't have genuine gripes with their government but the us should stay out of it and give them the right to self-determination but expecting that is like expecting michael jordan to say something modest the closest you'll get is the time he said he's probably the most modest of all the best athletes of all time so when you ask me the publishing all these stories about china and protests they've often quoted a chinese activist and author named kong gan c.n.n. new york times washington post etc etc they have all at some point and sometimes often said somet

the benedict arnold papers enter benedict arnold papers. or there known by their father's name or their put into one folder in a family paper and that's where all the women's papers are. this sift. when you're looking papers coming up to sifting search where these women are and what key terms do you use because they are not always going to be known as margaret arnold or elizabeth, they were much harder to find than men, it also means, this is one thing why i like to write biographies, we get creative and went to write about a woman and because they're more elusive and more difficult to write about this is where you start to get both sources in different ways, it is not reading between the lines, the traditional sources like letters is think about architecture and spaces that women inhabited laundries and kitchens and bedrooms and orchards and how can we bring that in and help us tell her story. it's a way that you can think about material culture, when you look at jewelry that a woman owned or dishes that are women used, or piece of clothin

the benedict arnold papers and i have to try to find martha arnold through benedict arnold's papers and the family papers and that's where the women's papers are. so you have to sift. same thing looking through newspapers, you have to sift and search for where these women are and what, you know, what key terms do you use because they're not always going to be known as margaret arnold or as elizabeth bonaparte. and this is one they think why i liked to write biographies about women, we get to get creative. once you write about women, they're more elusive and difficult to write about. this is where you start thinking of sources in different ways. it's not just reading between the lines for traditional resources like letters, but it's thinking about architecture and spaces, that women inhabited laundries and kitchens and bedrooms and orchards as how can we bring that in and help us tell our story. and it's a way that you can think about material culture, when you look at jewelry that a woman owned or dishes that a woman used. you know, or a piece of clothing, can tell us an immense amount

special correspondent benedict moran and video journalist jorgen samso reported this story last year before the coronavirus outbreak. a warning-- some of the images may be disturbing. >> reporter: in this hospital in eastern nigeria, doctors are receiving the first patie of the day. 19-yeaold pwagrida samson was bitten in the foot by a carpet viper.'s it small, aggressive and highly venomous snake that is common in this partf the count. >> ( translated ): i was in the field athnd walng to go t toilet and i stepped on a snake and was bitten. now i'm having a lot of pain where the bite is. >> reporter: this hospital isn't an ordinary one. it deals exclusively with victims of snakebite and samson is a typical patient in typical danger. venom from a carpet viper prevents coagulation, and without treatment, he could bleed to dea. samson first treated his injury at home in his village, using traditionaremedies, but after two days, the bleeding continued, so he traveled more roads to come here. now, his foot is severely swollen. >> there is swelling already, so the tissue is compromised. so

dr benedict pilot check gives regular courses on amateur beekeeping. plywood he also instructs masayuki i was at the university here. you didn't learn all about the different types of be there are more than 560 species in germany alone most of them wild. wild and solitary bees spend their lives alone they don't live in colonies so they're exposed to different dangerous. the whole of you know how many reserve the infamous parasite in the burrow might not solitary. you know instead solitary bees have the problem of nesting sites monocultures don't provide nesting sites we really need more smaller fields and we need chemical free feelers. for. studies from europe and the us show that monocultures and pesticides are the main threats to be survival. with not a single chemical in tow biologist because i know her plans and the rate of native flowers in residential areas in berlin the project is funded by germany's environment ministry. wild beast only feed on certain flowers the more diverse the garden the more bees that can thrive here. we don't have enough

make change where lebanese say they want to train for their time on their own to nationalize ok benedict will get you to stand by levy this a now thanks so much for that brought in smith our correspondent who is live there on the ground in beirut we can go now to heiko women he is the project director for iraq syria and lebanon at the international crisis group thank you for coming back on the program i believe you were able to listen to. address his speech that he made as he announced that the government is stepping down what do you make of what he had to say. well i mean it's of course the full attack or political leader of the country or the whole reason you listen to him and i'll at least listen to him and thought. almost instantly i mean what were you thinking when you took that job because it was very clear in january that this government of so-called independent will of course not independence that the existing political forces were a bargaining or was lots of government. places to retain their influence and some are so you have people to think that that he could still act indepen

historical accounts of benedict arnold and artifacts associated with the revolutionary war general into a fictional's celebrating. guest: barnes and normal in virginia.

at the end of his 10 hour work day camille the benedict is tired and dirty. yet since he shed his scrubs as a medical assistant to become a wind turbine technician 4 years ago he says he's more fulfilled on the job but 1st it was difficult you know a lot of people don't like change you get accustomed to where you are your home by whatever it may be but it just takes a little pushing a usually it ends up better i am very happy that i made this choice. according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics the demand for wind turbine technicians is expected to surge 57 percent in the next 8 years as more people rely on wind power i don't know where to go or what to do in july the tribe administration with partners in the corporate and nonprofit sectors launched a campaign promoting skills based jobs so i found a welding program i got my certifications they require training but not a 4 year university degree the goal is to steer the young unemployed and even people big career to in demand jobs the campaign is also trying to steer americans away from the deeply ingrain

benedict and morris are baptist. the other is an ame school. we didn't base the reputation of those colleges gravitate toward them, choose them. claflin was a choice that i agreed upon and my brother was please d with, so that's, we ha no choice of colleges. on a racial basis. let me tell you this little story. it jumps ahead, but it's an ra poe. i remember visiting my father in the '70s and '80s and he had this clemson college logo around and i said what goes with clemson college? he had chosen to root for clemson college because of an incident that occurred with me when i was at claflin. when i was at claflin, my senior year, i sent money to the educational testing service in princeton, new jersey, to take the graduate record exam so, there were about a dozen black students from south carolina state and claflin who were to take the exam at the university of south carolina. we were told to go to an audi r auditorium on campus. when we arrived, we were intercepted by a professor who said we cannot permit you to take the gre on the campus of the

so i have to try to find margaret arnold through benedict arnold's papers. or there known by their father's name. there just put into one folder. you have to sift. same thing when you're looking through newspapers. you have to sift in search for where these women are and what key terms do you use they're not always get to be known as margaret arnold. much harder to find than men. we get to get creative because once you decide to write write about a woman. this is where you can start thinking about sources in different ways. is not just a reading through the lines. it's thinking about architecture and spaces that women and habited laundries and kitchens and bedrooms and so how can we bring that in to help tell our story. when you look at jewelry that a woman owned. or dishes that a woman used to. it can tell us an immense amount and let us write the story in a more full and rich way even though what i think we need to understand is when we do biography you think about the challenges its complex figures. but women who are known by the men in their lives get si

>> the foreign secretary wrote a piece then there was the same for the pope benedict -- sorry, i'm a protestant, so i don't follow these things. i should. [laughter] there were some but how serious they were there was a growing feeling that there should be peace in the different countries and got the socialists voted enthusiastically that are now pulling back and is waiting for how serious, i don't know. >> was over the back of the room right there. >> this is a parlor game question which i'm sure you've been asked before. if the plan had indeed worked how do you think the rest of the 20th century would have played out and what they all have been better off? >> i tend to think that is overstating it a bit. i think that the best criticism of the whole notion that you couldn't find that very quickly came from a german general who said you can't roll up a great power and carry it away like a cat in the bag. i think that it would have remained largely intact and it's more than likely that they would have found they were dealing with a sort of low-grade war so i'm not sure the victory wou

dr benedict pilot check gives regular courses on amateur beekeeping. plywood he also instructs must be key to his at the university. learn all about the different types of be there are more than $560.00 species in germany alone most of them wild . wild and solitary bees spend their lives alone they don't live in colonies so they're exposed to different dangerous. the whole of you know how many reserve the infamous parasite in the burrow might not solitary as you go instead solitary bees have the problem of nesting sites monocultures don't provide misting sites we really need more smaller fields and we need chemical free fields. studies from europe and the us show that monocultures and pesticides are the main threats to be survival. with not a single chemical in tow biologist called in the herceptin lands and the rate of native flowers in residential areas and. the project is funded by germany's environment ministry. wild beasts only feed on certain flowers the more diverse the garden the more bees that can thrive here. we don't have enough spaces for f

. >>> former pope benedict the 16th is very ill according to a newspaper. papers said he is extremely frail. his voice can barely be heard. report says the former pope became sick after coming back to the vatican after a trip to germany. in june, he went to bavaria to pay a to his older brother who was also very ill. the former pope is 93 years old. he stepped down seven years ago. >>> the u.s. navy seals are investigating after a video shows the navy seal nizam in florida using someone wearing a colin kaepernick jersey during a canine demonstration last year. the video shows a canine attacking a man in the kaepernick jersey. a second video shows the man being taken down. when the dogs are pulled off, he says quote oh, man, i will stand. the u.s. navy seals say they are inconsistent with their values and so far it looks like no active duty military were involved with the demonstration. >>> two people from oakland are behind bars accused of a series of burglaries near los gatos. they were arrested saturday night after deputies spotted a car that matched the

uconn had seen many of its games already canceled this season and their athletic director david benedicttement and he said after receiving guidance from state and health officials, we decided we will not compete on the gridiron this season. the safety challenges created by covid-19 place our football student athletes at an unacceptable level of risk. the big ten conference must see things differently. they released their all-conference game schedule and safety protocols for the upcoming season this week. each team has two open weeks and the schedule has four weeks built in if games need to be rescheduled. michiga michigan-ohio state is set to play october 24th. matthew stafford has been taken off the nfl reserve covid list after what turned out to be a false-positive test and stafford's wife kelly said the whole ordeal has been a nightmare. in an instagram post said even after they knew it was a false positive their kids' school would not let them back. she was told she was endangering others in a grocery store and her kids were harassed and kicked off of a playground. stafford's wife sa

the aurora police department has apologized to the family >>> former pope benedict's health as taken a turn for the worse. he has biographer told a german newspaper he suffers from shingles and is seriously ill. you are up to date scott, back to you >>> we have, as i said, bullish calls today on two semi stocks bank of america has amd is the next 100 billion dollar. steph, do you own amd? >> i do. i got a little lucky bought it before the quarter added after the quarter, too it's even going to get better for them because intel is having a lot of struggles with getting the 7 nanometer out the door they just raised their growth rate from 25% to 35% this is the kind of stock i want seems defensible to me with their number one competitor going by the wayside in the short term >> i don't see amd on your list. i don't see qualcomm on your list i see calls in lam, in micron and taiwan semi. >> you're rubbing it in, scott i wish i would have listened to both steve and myself and to steph and purchased qualcomm >> and jimmy levantahl he deserves credit on qualcomm >> he does 5g will be huge,

divinity school former president and ceo and also as an ordained minister so he will pronounce the benediction. and miles came to me and said let's do this and we did this a one time organizer policy advocate, secretary of state in connecticut also a member of the legislature. also president of the independent grassroots organization and had to be policies center dmos as well. i want to start where groups are fighting voter suppression every day how does this proposal fit into that? i think universal civic duty voting will change our country? what are the benefits what interest you in this project and thank you for joining us. >>. >> they give for the question and including me and part of this industrial process thank you for the rest of this working group with the issue of universal voting i became interesting in this issue years ago when i had election law with compulsory voting our civic duty voting in other countries and the incredible test on the democracies of broad from all voices in a country and and nation with the policies and representation and as a voting rights advocate i couldn't

. >> he makes his historical accounts of benedict arnold and artifacts associated with the revolutionary war general into a fictional thriller, he speaks at barnes & noble in virginia. >> were going to have fun tonight, were going to have fun, we have kids in the front row, that means chaos people, to we have c-span here, here for c-span. there is not no better crowd than the washington, d.c. metro area, all the viewers, i think they are in this room right now, we love you and the regular viewers of course, we welcome everyone to c-span and nowhere else am i goi

burke, senator kennedy, senator eagleton and my fellow citizens, i'm happy to join you for this benediction of our friday sunrise service. [applause] i

but as joey benedict reports that did not stop the worshipers from packing the pews. >> reporter: it was a song of praise and a message of defiance. as the church would open their doors against the court order, letting them worship. harrison and larson and his family would join hundreds more inside their sanctuary. >> it was very difficult for somebody that did not understand what it meant to gather for the bodies of believers and christ. >> reporter: grace community church would file the dueling lawsuit from los angeles county, about the right to worship and how they please. >> we are not meeting because we want to be rebellious, but we're meeting because the lord commanded us to come together. >> reporter: he was welcomed during the service this morning with cheers, after the week of court rulings. filing suit first, ordering the church to move services outside. the church would file their own on wednesday. local leaders, saying they would show favoritism, enforcement. not houses of worship. >> it's hard to figure out what the city is trying to do with us and to us, but we know the

athletic director david benedict saying the safety challenges that placed our student athletes at an unacceptable level of risk. the players say they support the decision. uconn already had four games canceled by other conferences shutting down non-league play and that includes the university of illinois from the big ten. that league formally approved their conference-only slate and issued minimum standards for covid testing and safety protocols for all their sports. >>> i'm pete montine in washington. southwest airlines is cutting back on its cabin-cleaning procedures. it told flight attendants in a newen term memos that the focus will be on fewer items like tray tables and lavatories. southwest is trying to speed up flight turnaround times as it it ramps up its flight schedule. a thorough cleaning will be done on planes once a day. >>> guys, thank you so much. still ahead for us, the trump campaign is suing nevada over expanding its mail-in voting. and also saying mail-in voting is great in another state. the only difference, one has a trump-friendly governor. where this all is hea

uconn athletic director david benedict made the announcement wednesday saying this morning rather competitionld place student-athletes at an unacceptable level of risk. other huskies already took them off the schedule because of state travel restrictions. >>> i'm kiet do and we are live in downtown san jose at the scene of what was an armed barricaded suspect inside the santa clara county main jail but the sheriffs tweeted 59:51 this morning that the situation has been resolved. the suspect peacefully surrendered after holing up inside a patrol car. so we are about a block away from the whole scene now. it was an active situation that has since winded down and you are seeing a jail guard leaving after their overnight shift. so right now, you are looking northbound on san pedro street to the exit ramp area of the jail. that interior ramp drops down into the lower portion of the jail and that's where the man bare cadded himself early this morning. so the arrestee somehow got ahold of a gun and sources tell us he fired off five to seven shots and officers returned fire. the good news is that nob

treat it almost like eggs benedict.rter: because it's always the season for cheesing, lunch and dinner are getting a mac and cheese makeover too. cheetos launching bold and cheesy, flaming hot, and cheesy jalapeno flavored mac and cheeses. the company saying corkscrew pasta noodles are inspired by chester cheetos' tail. >> i like a noodle that has ridges because it holds onto the sauce better than the smooth. that traditional elbow. cook the noodles al dente. don't overcook it because the heat from the noodles will continue to cook with the sauce. >> reporter: and the sauce. >> flour and butter in equal parts. then add some milk. throw some cheese in there and some salt and pepper and some other spices and just have fun with it. >> chef katie recommends adding leftover veggies and chicken in to spice it up a bit. and recis on her quarantine kitchen web page. cheetos flavors are available in stores this weekend. >> in my day breakfast was a little more healthy. cookie crisp, lucky charms. frosted flakes. only 50 grams of

and i am honored to offer the benediction tonight.you the to sell yourself short, grace to do something big for something good, grace to remember that the world is too dangerous now for anything but truth and two small for anything but -- too small for anything but love. now, may the blessing of god, the source about goodness, truth, and love inspire us all to realize dr. king's dream of the beloved community, congressman lewis' dream of a just society, president lincoln's dream of a more perfect union in this country in our time. amen in our time. >> delegates and distinguished guests, that will have concluded this evening's convention program. we will stand in recess until tomorrow >> the republican national convention begins monday. watch every moment live beginning on c-span. c-span, yourtching unfiltered view of government. america's cable television companies as a television service and brought to you by your television provider. this morning on "washington journal," we will talk about the second night of the democratic national