blackburn: yes. anna: can you talk about it? sen. blackburn: yes. she has heard me reference it so many times. my daughter is a student of history. when i was sworn into the senate, we really highlighted women's suffrage in these wonderful tennessee women, who had accomplished so much. so, mary morgan is also very creative. a couple of months after i was sworn and she said mom, i have got this idea. because i watched the children and their faces as they heard the story of suffrage being told at your tea, and i think there's a children's book in this. she has two boys and she thought if i had a girl i would name her camilla, family name. so she created this camilla character who is a little girl, who goes to the museum and she sees the exhibit on suffrage, women's suffrage and she is so inspired by this that it comes to life for her. so the book is very creative. it is completely adorable. it celebrates this history and it is a way to inspire young girls to dream those big dreams. and to work to make those dreams come true. anna: what was it like to

blackburn: yes indeed. and in nashville there are some any crate of women, as there are across the entire estate of tennessee. -- across the entire state of tennessee. what we know is whether it is dolly parton with her song celebrating the 19th amendment, or the nashville ballet, with the ballet, 72 steps, the number of steps the suffragists climbed from the hermitage hotel to the state capital. or the 72 years. that being able to find a form of expression that suits you and your creativity, is vitally important. and it is a good thing to do, as we seek, in this year, and in this national suffrage month, to honor women who have broken those barriers, and crashed through those glass ceilings. and who have opened new doors for so many women. not only in tennessee but across the whole country. anna: the last question for you, senator. you are someone who has broken bears and crashed through doors in your career over and over and over again. what does it mean to you, to be in this historic position, the first

marsha blackburn and senator joni ernst, senator blackburn from tennessee and joni ernst is in a very competitive reelection fight in on a y against a progressive challenger, theresa greenfield. from a nexgen or a conservative ,tandpoint to congress members a republican from new york and dan crenshaw, a republican from texas. look for them as they look to usher in a new generation of republican conservatives. guy: thank you very much. kevin cirilli joining us ahead iteration of the rnc. we are clearly waiting to see with the president has to say. , it's going to be fascinating to see what the polling looks like next week in terms of how this has changed. >> we saw the democrats bump after the convention but there

luxmi gopal, bbc news, blackburn.leased its latest uk coronavirus figures. 18 more people have died with the virus, bringing the total number of deaths in the uk to 41,423. the government also said that there have been a further 1,288 lab—confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 324,601. the governor of california has appealed for assistance from canada and australia, as hundreds of wildfires continue to spread across the state. six people have died and hundreds of thousands have been forced to leave their homes as a result of the fires, which started after a number of lightning strikes hit the state in recent days. daniel berlant from california's fire department, said emergency services were struggling to contain the blazes. over 13,000 firefighters from across our state. many other states within the united states have sent assistance. we have activated our national guard, our military, all providing additional resources, but it's very challenging. to have this number of fires

new rules here in blackburn in a very localised lockdown.ent households here are already banned from meeting in their homes and gardens but, from today, they are not allowed to meet in public spaces either. it's left some residents confused. you hear rumours that this and that is happening and you are not sure which is the truth. i've heard about them but i don't know where they are. i don't know how you police it. if you live in one area, how do you stop somebody travelling to another area 7 how do you stop somebody travelling to another area? in blackburn, different wards aren't a different restriction so, on a boundary, people on that side can meet friends ata people on that side can meet friends at a pop but people on that side can't. it's the same down the road in kendal, lancashire. this is splitting up communities and confusing residents who live on the same road. —— kendal, lancashire. the government should work with the community to eradicate this pandemic as quickly as possible, and local lockdowns are not the answer. but the new r

blackburn: definitely, there has been. it points specifically to the issue that china felt for decades they could take advantage of us. they did a good job of taking our jobs. it is like with the and mosttical industry of the plants were built in the 1940's, and in the 1970's, and set up modernizing these plants, what do they do? that torted to shift china in the 1970's and 1980's, because it was cheaper. where did we find ourselves with covid? that we were not making the active pharmaceutical ingredients we needed, that all of our antibiotics were made in china. that is why they're is such a push to repatriate our pharmaceutical manufacturing. on thez has joined me bill in the senate. they thought they could do it, because we had let them take advantage of us, whether it was our masuda goals or semiconductor chips, or -- whether it was pharmaceuticals, semiconductor chips, taking advantage of our farmers. china, young, no, need to come into a proper standing with the other nations of the world. it is not what china wants.

from midnight tomorrow, people in oldham and parts of blackburn and pendle can't socialise beyond their own households. but other rules, some say, are confusing. when they're coming out with these new restrictions, make it clearer, because either people don't understand it or they find a way around it. and there's growing concern over infection rates in birmingham. we'll have the latest. also on the programme.... another mad dash for british holiday—makers to beat new quarantine rules, this time affecting croatia. we this time affecting croatia. are both key workers in so we are both key workers in england so had to pay an extra £400 for a flight so had to pay an extra £400 for a flight home which leaves into mac hours, so we are heading their now. —— in two hours. relief for renters, for now, as the ban on evictions in england is extended. man united captain harry maguire arrested after an alleged incident with the police. manchester united's captain, harry maguire is due in a greek court, after an alleged altercation, with police. and the uplifting tale of the pop star, the london stud

senator blackburn? ,en. blackburn: miss yates thank you for your time. i came back to my office, i think i can hear you a little better this way and can move through more quickly and you won't have to repeat yourself. we do want to get some things on the record so thank you for this. i want to be sure that i have understood some of your answers and statements. process forandard reviewing fisa applications, correct? ms. yates: yes. stated thatrn: you your review of the carter page fisa application was no different from any other, is that correct? ms. yates: i did not state that. sen. blackburn: was he a review of that one any different from any other fisa application? ms. yates: i reviewed this one more carefully. sen. blackburn: what led you to that? ms. yates: it was a significant and sensitive matter. sen. blackburn: who briefed you on that application? who actually gave you all the background information and briefed you on that application? number of parties from the national security division and a lawyer on my staff from the attorney general's offic

senator blackburn? ,en. blackburn: miss yates thank you for your time. i came back to my office, i think i can hear you a little better this way and can move through more quickly and you won't have to repeat yourself. we do want to get some things on the record so thank you for this. i want to be sure that i have understood some of your answers and statements. process forandard reviewing fisa applications, correct? ms. yates: yes. stated thatrn: you your review of the carter page fisa application was no different from any other, is that correct? ms. yates: i did not state that. sen. blackburn: was he a review of that one any different from any other fisa application? ms. yates: i reviewed this one more carefully. sen. blackburn: what led you to that? ms. yates: it was a significant and sensitive matter. sen. blackburn: who briefed you on that application? who actually gave you all the background information and briefed you on that application? number of parties from the national security division and a lawyer on my staff from the attorney general's offic

lockdown restrictions are tightened in oldham, blackburn and parts of pendle. from midnight on saturday, people are told not to socialise with anyone from outside their household. the government is to extend the ban on rental evictions in england until 20th september. belarus‘s exiled opposition leader calls for more defiance in the face of what she says is intimidation from the people who stole the presidential election. translation: today, belarus has woken up. hundreds of thousands of people are coming out on the streets of the country and are prepared to say "resign". a doctor treating the russian opposition activist alexei navalny says he will be transported from hospital in omsk within hours. thousands of british holidaymakers are racing to get home before new coronavirus travel rules come into force in the early hours of tomorrow morning. from liam, anyone returning from croatia, austria, trinidad and tobago will have to isolate for two weeks, because of an increase in coronavirus cases in those countries. croatia's ambassador to the uk has called on the

blackburn: absolutely.

from midnight residents in 0ldham, along with those in parts of blackburn and the pendle district into socialise with anyone outside their own household and they should avoid all but essentialjourneys on public transport. our health correspondent, dominic hughes has the story. at the eatery cafe in 0ldham, they're just about holding on. 0pen less than a year, it's been a baptism of fire. the last few weeks of additional lockdown measures have been especially tough. today's announcement means tighter rules around socialising in 0ldham, blackburn and parts of pendle. from midnight tomorrow, limiting contact to household members only. people can still shop and work and the cafe can stay open. it's a relief that we are not going to go into a lockdown. but then there is the frustration because it doesn't make sense. people are confused, i think some people just don't understand when a message comes out from the government and its not necessarily as clear as it should be. when they're coming out with these new restrictions, make it clearer because either people don't understand it or they

i just want to thank senator marsha blackburn.ave just heard wisdom that we need in our leadership in the senate. i think she's going to be if nothip in the senate at the peak of our country in the not-too-distant future. keep your eyes open. she speaks the truth. you have heard her track record. she's not a beginner when it comes to principles, taking on china when they need it. the falkirk center dedicated to faith and freedom has a true champion, and senator marsha blackburn, my true friend, thank you for being with us. [applause] >> as talks continue over the weekend on a possible new covid relief package, the house has begun its summer district work period, but members may be asked to return to session if a bill heads to the floor for a vote. the senate returns for legislative business on monday to work on a nominee for deputy energy secretary, with a procedural vote on the nomination late in the afternoon. their schedule for the rest of the week depends on the status of the covid relief package. so the house is out of sessio

what i would like to ask you first, we have senator marsha blackburn on earlier. talked about the nba, everybody taking a knee and literally playing to -- in a country that literally benefits the chinese communist party. it's not only hypocritical, what does it signal to you? >> it hurts. it hurts. we are the greatest country in the world. to take a knee on the united states of america. do we have our problems? yes, we do. can we solve them, yes we can. what is your end game and what do you want? no one is saying what they want. they say they want justice for breonna and i do, too. but what does that mean. the greatest country in the world is the united states of america. judge jeanine: what about the fact that you have got people who are actually afraid to speak out today. >> that's what's sad to me. we are a country that we have those rights and freedoms to speak out. but we have so many people afraid to speak out because what they will be labeled at. i have been labeled so many names. but we are fighting for america. we are fighting for america. do not be afrai

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i just want to thank senator marsha blackburn.just heard wisdom that we need in our leadership in the senate. i think she's going to be if nothip in the senate at the peak of our country in the not-too-distant future. keep your eyes open. she speaks the truth. you have heard her track record. she's not a beginner when it comes to principles, taking on china when they need it. the falkirk center dedicated to faith and freedom has a true champion, and senator marsha blackburn, my true friend, thank you for being with us. [applause] and access to voting during the coronavirus pandemic. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the national constitution center, and to today's version

i just want to thank senator marsha blackburn.ave just heard wisdom that we need in our leadership in the senate. i think she's going to be if nothip in the senate at the peak of our country in the not-too-distant future. keep your eyes open. she speaks the truth. you have heard her track record. she's not a beginner when it comes to principles, taking on china when they need it. the falkirk center dedicated to faith and freedom has a true champion, and senator marsha blackburn, my true friend, thank you for being with us. [applause] >> c-span has unfettered coverage of the white house, supreme court, and public policy events. watch the public affairs programming on tv, online, or on the free radio app and be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily washington journal program where through the social media feed. c-span. created by americans brought to you today by your television provider. today we'll hear interest house majority whim james clyburn. followed by a discussion on police reform from the american bar as

that is exactly what you have seen us be able to do in leicester, in blackburn.. germany, for example, already had a testing and tracing system in place when the virus struck, one reason why case numbers and deaths have been lower than in many other countries. hugh pym, bbc news. the bbc has obtained rare footage from inside china's secretive system of mass incarceration in the far western region of xinjiang. in a self—shot video, a formerfashion model, who is from the uighur ethnic group, can be seen handcuffed to a bed. his relatives say he was taken away for what china has called re—education and that nothing has been heard from him since. the uighurs are muslims from the central asian region. the majority of them live in china's autonomous xinjiang region. current estimates suggest there are around 10 million uighurs living there. but up to 1 million uighurs have been detained in secure "educational training' centres". and there is growing evidence of human rights violations inside these camps, including forced labour and torture. neither the chinese foreign

. >> and before we lose you, i want to hit you with a little marsha blackburn. are you ready?ah. >> so, they tried to defund them. our military, our police, even i.c.e., to take away their tools to keep us safe. joe biden, kamala harris, and their radical allies tried to destroy these heroes because if there are no heroes to inspire us, government can control us. >> professor? >> which professor? >> i was going to go -- sorry, i had jason earlier in the show. i was going to go to professor greer. you're right to call me out. >> so, senator blackburn is, again, just with donald trump talking points. but i wanted to say something in respon response to jason because he said pro-life. there's no pro-life, it's pro-choice or anti-choice. they're saying a woman does not have the right to choose what she does with her own medical procedures. there are many people who are pro-choice who would choose not to have an abortion. as far as senator blackburn, i think she's just yet another example of a republican who has pledged her allegiance to the party of donald trump, which is a cpac pa

senator marsha blackburn, republican of tennessee. senator, thank you for joining us.e just heard from a very prominent democratic pollster that the idea that kamala harris some kind of a liberal out on the left is completely absurd and that she's actually kind of right in the mainstream of american politics on the center-left. is that your experience? >> oh, not at all. she is one of the most liberal, consistently one of the most liberal members of the u.s. senate. he is for sanctuary cities, for open borders, she is not supportive of the second amendment, we've kind of joked about it and would confiscate your guns. she is for bernie sanders' socialized medicine. is she is for letting felons vote from prison. he is for the green new deal. and she's been out marching with the mob in washington d.c. she is solidly, squarely on the left, and she and joe biden are going to be the most leftist party nominees that the democrats have ever put forward. gerry: now, her defenders point to her record as attorney general of california where she seemed to be quite keen to be put a

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oldham, blackburn and pendle remain at the top of the list.decreased, so additional measures already in place have been removed, bringing them into line with the rest of england. sensible brokered agreement of the kinds we have reached today in oldham and wigan are the way to go. blanket lockdown is like we have had in greater manchester would cause real trouble from an economic point of view, and hardship for people. other hotspots keep developing. in scotland 71 new cases have been reported in the last 2a hours, nearly half in the tayside area, home to a third processing plant where workers and their families are now self isolating. this factory in southampton will voluntarily close after workers became affected. in birmingham, additional measures are being discussed between local and national government after a sharp rise in infections. it all adds to a continuing sense of uncertainty. i think birmingham has done a really good job and yet there is still this concern so i think it is really worrying. i think it says a lot about the fundament

the measures ban people in oldham, blackburn and parts of pendle in lancashire from socialising indoors however, workplaces, childcare facilities and businesses, including pubs and restaurants, will remain open. the manchester united captain, harry maguire, has appeared before a state prosecutor in connection with a disturbance at a bar on the greek island of mykonos. the england defender was one of three men arrested on thursday. his lawyer says he denies the allegations against him. our sports correspondent olly foster is at the bbc sport centre for us. olly, what's the latest? after two nightses in police custody, harry maguire and those two other men appeared before the regional prosecutor to face these charges that have been, allegations that are been laid against them. worth reminding ousts, just what has happened over the last 48—hours or so, police in mykonos, arrested the three men after they had been called to break up a disturbance outside a bar, round midnight on thursday, it was then they claim that one of their officers was verbally abused and also assaulted and then there

senator cruz: thank you, senator blackburn. senator coons. senator coons: thank you to our witnesses. i joined many of my colleagues in expressing concerns about the intersection between important widespread national protests against the brutal killing of george floyd, expressing concern about racial injustice and the ways in which the injection of federal law enforcement into portland may have exacerbated rather than reduced incidence of violence -- incidents of violence. let me repeat something that is worth covering again. there is no one here condoning or supporting violence by either protesters or law enforcement if unlawful and unnecessary. memberope that ranking hirono's comments were heard loud and clear. i think senator durbin expressed clearly, and i will join him in that, we need to hold accountable perpetrators of violence. those who have caused any harm to law enforcement, our law enforcement officers have a difficult and demanding job. you are right, mr. cuccinelli, virtually all of us have worked alongside law enforcement. we a

i'll ask senator marsha blackburn. we've got a big show for you on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: it's been a day of significant news that keeps really a positive tone to the overall market. first off, federal reserve chairman jerome powell announced significant changes to policy approach in part to really the goal he says is to truly create maximum employment that would help all americans. meanwhile, abbott labs receiving approval for a $5 covid-19 test which further underscores we are getting closer to containing the virus. it's no coincidence the dramatic incline in cases coincides with the dramatic rally. the conundrum for investors is whether to chase the winners or buy the laggards. we'll talk about that. i'm sorry, say that again? let's go to president trump speaking right now with fema. >> and thank you for being here at fema's national response coordination center. the situation on the ground as we've heard is challenging, but again, the entire administration has been preparing for this storm, and we are respond

. >> well republican senator marsha blackburn serves with her on committee good to have you back. >> thank you. >> let's start there with these issues of states laws, that she said will endanger women's lives by restricting their access to abortion, on her abortion voting record, a ban on federal funds and against banning abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, 100% rating from planned parenthood act fund and pro choice america is that mainstream, are you and your g.o.p. colleagues out of the mainstream on this issue? >> one of things we know she is out of the mainstream, you know, the majority of americans support a 20 week abortion ban, they also are for banning the use of federal funds when it comes to abortion, they don't think taxpayers should pay for that, they are right. and when you look at senator harris' record, and look at her vote she is for green new deal for socialize me medicine and confiscating your gun and giggles about second amendment, she is someone who would support sanctuary cities, she is for open borders for healthcare for illegal aliens and letting felons vote

two female senators, senator marsha blackburn and senator joni ernst, senator blackburn from tennesseeis in a very competitive reelection fight in on a y against a progressive challenger, theresa greenfield. from a nexgen or a conservative ,tandpoint to congress members a republican from new york and dan crenshaw, a republican from texas. look for them as they look to usher in a new generation of republican conservatives. guy: thank you very much. kevin cirilli joining us ahead iteration of the rnc. we are clearly waiting to see with the president has to say. , it's going to be fascinating to see what the polling looks like next week in terms of how this has changed. >> we saw the democrats bump after the convention but there was a lot of buildup to biden's speech on thursday. we will likely hear from the president again and i wonder that takes the height out -- hype out. may not deliver the big bang approach that we got from biden in many eyes outperformed expectations on that speech that he delivered on the dnc. the markets are clearly not focusing on this. they are clearly focusing

blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you all for being here and i appreciate us having this hearing and i know that our constituents -- i hear from tennesseans every single day about how very concerned they are. so, let me just kind of follow on with where we are right now. mr. seuss nellie. while your teams are out there stopping rioters, how do they make that turn and protect peaceful protesters? because they have to do each at the same time. so how do they work, how to do -- do they handle this, how do they segment the crowd so people who are peaceful are protected and rioters who are there for the purpose of violence and injury and harm and destruction so, that they are properly dealt with? mr. cuccinelli: senator, that balance is so critical to their work. i appreciate the question. and it goes also to senator whitehouse's question twor of them actually -- or two of them actually. professional law enforcement officers encounter people in tense situations and they're the ones we look to to de-esca

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marsha blackburn asking questions today and joins us live. welcome to fox news at night. david miller keeping and i only unrest, that is where we start. >> reporter: since federal officers were withdrawn from the courthouse in portland protests in that city have been relatively peaceful. there've been a number of exceptions and last night was one of them. >> stop now or you will be arrested. >> reporter: according to police after a peaceful protest a group of demonstrators arrived at the offices of the portland police union at 8:00 pm. demonstrators threw bricks at police and attempted to pull the plywood of the building's doors and windows. during the frenzy a truck dragged a motorcycle into the crowd. authorities say no one was hurt, charges were filed against the driver. around 1 am demonstrators broke through the doors to the police union's office setting fire to the building. that is when authorities declared a riot was taking place. officers dispersed the crowd. that same night there were reports of gunfire in two other locations in the city. portland's police chief

people living in the english town of oldham — and parts of blackburn and pendle — will no longer be allowed outside their household from this weekend. the extra restrictions are to stem the spread of coronavirus, but workplaces, childcare facilities and businesses, including restaurants and pubs, will remain open. our news correspondent yunus mulla has been in oldham this morning for us and explained how people in the town are reacting to the extra measures imposed. what people feared the most here was they could end up in the town with a full lockdown, similar to the lockdown imposed on leicester. that has not happened today. what they have got are restrictions mainly based around socialising and not economic. so, nonessential businesses have not been affected and that is a huge relief to people here — they can still go to work and still go shopping, for example. the leader of oldham council had warned it would be an economic catastrophe if nonessential businesses were included in this lockdown. there is a huge sigh of relief among people and business leaders. having said that, i have spok

from midnight tomorrow, people in 0ldham and parts of blackburn and pendle can't socialise beyond theirut with these new restrictions, make it clearer, because either people don't understand it or they find a way around it. and there's growing concern over infection rates in birmingham. we'll have the latest. also on the programme.... another mad dash for british holiday—makers to beat new quarantine rules, this time affecting croatia. we this time affecting croatia. are both key workers in so we are both key workers in england so had to pay an extra £400 for a flight so had to pay an extra £400 for a flight home which leaves into mac hours, so we are heading their

i just want to thank senator marsha blackburn.just heard wisdom that we need in the leadership and in the senate and i think she's going to be leadership in the senate if not for the peak of the country in the not-too-distant future. not too distant future. keep your eyes open. you've heard the track record she's not a newcomer. dedicated to faith and freedom as a champion a if my good frie, god bless you and thank you for being with us. the constitution center held an event from the 100th anniversary of the edification o ratificatih amendment guaranteed with the right to vote and 1965 voting rights act. they also took the contributions of congressman john lewis and access to voting during the corona virus pandemic. i'm the president of this wonderful institution and by reciting together the constitution center is the weekend preparers also the learning ahead.so

hour tennessee marsha blackburn and executive chairman discusses oil markets, all that and a lot mores predicting 2020 and what political scientist says will happen in november. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. maria: welcome back, we've got a big show coming up this morning. joining the conversation all morning fox business dagen mcdowell and wall street journal assistant editorial page editor james freeman. great to see you guys this morning. >> you too, morning. dagen: morning. maria: yeah, i want to get your take on rnc and what's ahead, what, less than about 70 days until the election, let's look at hurricane laura and the path of destruction, the storm now a tropical depression being blamed for at least 6 deaths, jeff flock live in lake charles, louisiana where the damage is severe, jeff. jeff: no, maria, i tell you, just look, anywhere you look in this town in lake charles this is what took a direct hit this time yesterday morning, we were still getting effects. well

from today, residents in oldham as well as those in parts of pendle and blackburn can no longer socialiseh anyone from outside their own households. there's a new lower limit of 20 people allowed to attend weddings orfunerals. people are also being encouraged to not use public transport unless essential. workplaces are unaffected, as are childcare facilities, and other businesses including pubs and restaurants can continue to operate. elsewhere in the north west, from wednesday, those living in wigan, rossendale and darwen will see a relaxation of restrictions there, as cases continue to fall. in another development, northampton has now become a so—called "area of intervention," where local officials will visit households and encourage people to take extra care. and in birmingham, a rise in infections means the city is now on the government's watchlist. it's been designated an area of "enhanced support, " allows additional measures such as further testing and more local contact tracing to take place. we can speak to our reporter yunus mulla, who's in oldham for us this morning. yunus, how

senator marsha blackburn with joining us tonight. welcome to "fox news @ night" i'm shannon bream in washington. keeping an eye on the unrest out west, that is where we start, hey, david. >> shannon, good evening. federal offices were withdrawn from the courthouse in portland. protesting the city had been relatively peaceful. there have been a number of exceptions though and last night was one of them. >> stopped now or you will be arrested! >> according to the police after a peaceful protest a group of demonstrators at the offices. and barricades threw bricks at the police and attempted to pull the plywood off of the doors and windows. during the frenzy, a truck dragged a motorcycle into the crowd. authorities say no one was hurt, no charges were filed against the driver. around 1:00 a.m., demonstrators broke through the door to the police union office setting fire to the building. that is when authorities declared a riot was taking place. and officers dispersed the crowd appear that same night, there were reports of gunfire and two