amy: jamaal bowman, do you think governor, did not go far enough?e signed this measure yesterday to prevent tenants from being evicted for nonpayment of rent during this period of the coronanavirus. of c course, they will havave ty doubtful rent soon. -- they will have to pay that full r rent soon. >> it needs to be canceled. as we deal with his coronavirus and peopople e endure what i is happening t their lives, it needs to be canceled outright, not a moratorium m because they will b be held accountablele for that on the backend, which is something we are against. amy: i wanant to ask about a challenge you got about a week byore the primary election rabbi avi weiss in your district when he wrote an open letter in the riverdale press cocondemning what he called your anti-israel views. you replied to him in your own "open letter." i want to read part of it. you wrote -- "the uprising across the country against police violence also makes me empathize with the everyday experience and fear that comes with living under occupation. just as the police forc

jamaal bowman. making time tonight. >> thank you for having me, chris. >>> final thought before we go tonight. as a parent i feel like almost every conversation i have these days is about schools, because we're in the midst of a pandemic that is very much not under control, the conversation has been about how to open up our schools so kids and teachers can be as safe as possible. but it strikes me that that is a different goal than absolutely maximizing community safety. i mean given the competing imperatives, getting kids back in school for socialization, services and education on the one hand and minimizing viral transmission on the other, lots of places have proposed a kind of half a loaf, hybrid model, small classes in schools a few days a week and remote learning the rest of the time. if we do that, which is what new york city is planning, what the chicago public schools among others, what they proposed today, then figuring out child care is going to be a major, major issue. working parents are

the middle school principal jamal bowman has toppled 16 term incumbent elliott angle in the congressional primary. how the progressive powerhouse led by alexandria ocasio cortez. this upset. >> reporter: donald trump is taking notice. he and republicans i continue to pound away at joe biden is too liberal and out of touch with the center of america and being pulled left by the most radical in his party and there's new evidence by the tally in the race you talked about how far left the democratic party is moving. in ordinary times elliott angle of the house for the affairs committee would need a primary challenger. you spinning congress 52 years but these aren't ordinary times. jamal brown just beat and go in the democratic primary by double digits. a black man raised by single mother and housing project, that story doesn't usually end up in congress but today that 11-year-old boy who was by police is about to be your next representative. pretty cool he tweeted in a t-shirt, and with members of the squad, the foremost progressive women in congress. among them a lot omar who faces a primary

this time it's alex bowman in the 88. >> it looks like erik jones' wreck. he was running eighth. >> last on pit road on 103. >> seat ne the net down. that's the driver signaling he is okay. he will wait in the car until the safety team gets to him. alex bowman into the wall hard. bringing out the eighth caution. >> the whole right side just flat. we have seen hard hits here. last year with this package for the first time. a lot of hard wrecks in that race. landon cassill, tough hit here last year. look at this. down into turn one. >> wow. again, a really hard hit there. looked like the right front went down. >> i don't know how to describe what that feels like. your entire body goes through this incredible trauma. >> the hit is tough. the moment before it, when the tire goes and you are out of control and you know you are going straight into that fence, you have a moment to really understand just exactly how bad this is going to be. it's the most terrifying moment as a driver. there's no question in your mind you are going to hit really hard. >> the safer b

but first, we go to jamaal bowman, the former middle school principal who will be heading to congress if his commanding lead remains over 16-term congressman eliot engel. >> eliot engel, and i will say his name once, used to say he was the thorn in the side of donald trump. but you know what donald trump is more afraid of than anything else? a blacack man with power. amy: all that and more, coming up.. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.o, ththe quaranante report. i'm amy goodman.n. the e united states is experiencing thehe world's worst outbreakak of covid19, which uld soonon spiral out control and less urgent steps are taken to isolate e confmed cases and conduct contact tracing. that was the stark warngng of top u.s. iecectioudiseseas expe dr. antnyny fau in testimony to a senate committeee tuesday. >> when you have an outbreak in

jamaal bowman was a middle school principal until about six months ago.ow the democratic nominee for that house seat after defeating a powerful 16-term incumbent in the primary and ending congressman eliot engel's 30-year career in congress. as for the general election in november, bowman is the favorite to win. he has no republican party challenger. and his district leans heavily democratic. jamaal bowman joins me now, for new york's 60th congressional district. i appreciate your time this morning. let's talk a little bit about the importance of your win. what does your win tell us and how will you differ from your incumbent that you are just replacing outgoing congressman eliot engel? >> well, first, thank you so much for having me. i mean, we were able to triple voter turnout across the district, we were able to triple voter turnout among people of color and among young people. people are really excited about our platform, a platform pushing for medicare for all, a green new deal, getting big money out of politics, fully investing in our public schools

bowman ran on a green new deal, medicare for all platform and recently joined protests demanding an endo racism and police brutality. yesterday, he spoke about his win n and campaign tactics on democracy now! >> we connecected with thosese o have -- had bebeen mostly disenfranchised and igignored by congngress been engel in our popolitical system for decades. we wanted to connect with themm fifirst. we did not just t targetet thoso consistentntly vote in n i marr. we tarargeted everyone. those who are regisisteredd democrats s but have become disengaged from the system. we wanted to let them know that their vovoices matattered, thaty were important, and we needed their brililliance and expxperie to help us craft a policy that we are going to be fighting for in washington. amy: so you have the apparent victory of bowman in new york, but in kentucky, former marine fighter pilot amy mcgrath has been declared the winner over the progressive state representative charles booker in last week's closely watched democratic senate primary. mcgrath received 45.4% of the vote. booker received 42.6%.

bowman had received endorsements from senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. eliot engel at the end, a who's who of the democratic establishment jumped in and tried to support him including hillary clinton and some other prominent new yorkers. it was not enough. i think the headline out of new york is not that upset. it's that it is three weeks plus, and we are still counting votes. that scarce es me when i think about november. >> yes, exactly. we might be in for a long wait before we find out results. that is if it's not a landslide one way or another. let's go to another democratic primary, senator ed markey of massachusetts is being challenged by congressman joe kennedy iii, grandson of bobby kennedy and grand nephew of jfk. senator ed markey, democrat from massachusetts, his opponent joins us now. senator, always good to see you. so your opponent here is making this a generational case. he's saying that the senate needs new leadership, new blood. you've been around since the '70s. when somebody comes to you and says i like that argument, i like the idea o

jamaal bowman joins me now.ngratulations, quite an achievement but the timing of this, it took nearly a month to declare you the winner here. so what concerns does that raise for you in terms of the coming november election, how long it will take to figure out maybe who wins the presidential race? >> correct. you know, not just for me but for the entire country. you know, even on election night we had people waiting in two and three-hour lines just to vote so we need massive investments in our board of elections to prepare for the mail-in ballots that are going to be happening during the november elections. it's a logistical nightmare at the moment, so we need people power and money as well to make sure we're able to count those votes much more efficiently. >> and it's maybe not just a matter of efficiency either. it's a matter of the president drawing unfounded questions as to the entire legitimacy of it. listen to an interview he did over the weekend with chris wallace. >> are you a good loser? >> i'm not a go

the bowman school, like palo alto, or one of dozens who have started the process. the governor announced the process lacks week which only applies to elementary schools, and managed on a county level. but parents say private schools, like bowman, have an unfair advantage. >> so, we are worried that private schools and those schools on the west side, which have more resources, will be able to open were quickly, whereas others will have sort of a second-class education. >> santa clara county says it is working with the office of education to make sure that doesn't happen, but it is still early in the process, and the county says parents, labor groups, and other health officials will all have a say. >>> don't forget you can check the county by county information on reopening with the ktvu news app. there is a running list of what is open, and where, right on the front page. >>> time is now 4:18. so the rights icon, john lewis, laid to rest in his hometown of atlanta, jordan georgia. mourners gathered for the funeral at a baptist church, where three former presidents p

. >> reporter: at the bowman school in palo alto, administrators say they are ready for whatever the school year may bring. >> i'm planning currently four different streams of plans for the fall and am able to execute on any one of them at any given time. >> reporter: that includes applying for a waiver from santa clara county that would allow for in-person instruction. bowman, a private school, is one of dozens that a vardy initiated the process. >> i don't know the rules about the waiver, i do know i am on a list to get a liaison and then once i'm assigned a liaison, i will be told the next steps. >> reporter: the process, announced by the governor last week, applies only to elementary schools and will be managed on the county level. >> so school districts can work with their local health departments to go through that waiver process. >> reporter: santa clara county executive jeff smith is hopeful many of those waivers will be granted. >> we think that's a very good idea and we are anxious to see those applications. >> reporter: but there were still questions. will some schools be

to see our interviews with jamaal bowman, go to democracynow.org. the son of a federal judge in new jersey has died after a gunman opened fire on their home in north brunswick sunday. judge esther salas was unharmed in the shooting that killed her 20 year son daniel and critically injured her husband. the gunman was reportedly wearing a fedex uniform when he approached judge salas'shome. last week, salas was assigned to a lawsuit brought by deutsche bank investors who accuse the bank of making false statements about its anti-money laundererig policies and failing to monitor high-risk customers, including convicted sexual predator jeffrey epstein who died last year. became the first latina on the district court of new jersey. supreme court justice e ruth bar announced friday she is undergoing chemotherapyy treatments for a recurrence of her cancer. the cancer is in her liver. ginsburg previously survived pancreatic, colon, and lung cancer. ginsburg was hospitalized last week for chills and a fever but says it was unrelated to the cancer. in a stateme

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mister bowman will be challenged by the conservative party candidate . >> tonight a special edition of the book tv airing weeknights this week. starting at 8 pm, dennis desousa examines what he calls the new face of socialism and pulitzer prize winning washington post reporter mary jordan discusses the life and influence of first lady melanie a trump. later, robin hood ceo westmore spoke about the 2015 baltimore uprising following the death of freddie gray from the perspective of residents who witnessed the unrest. enjoy book tv on c-span2. >> dental daarel burnette joins us on school reopening. enpresident trump has made it clear will open in the fall and has gone so far as to say last week he will cut off federal funding for schools that don't reopen, can he do that? >> know or it would be very difficult for them to do that . the biggest thing is that most federal funding has already been set out for the school year. this thing is that congress controls the purse strings so they have created rules around exactly when money gets sent out, how much money gets sent out and exactly what

private schools like jewish day school and bowman school in palo alto are among those applying for that waiver. bowman's leaders say they've already taken a number of safety measures to be prepared because they want it to happen. >> it starts with health checks and temperature checks at the front door for all staff and children. we have provided all of our staff with ppe that they can replace every day if they wish. face masks, as well as shields, as well as gloves. >> now, santa clara public health department says at least 80 schools have applied for this waver. but at this point, we're not sure which schools have gotten it, or if any of those schools asked en been approved or for it. so we'll see what happens next. we for sure. okay, we'll see what happens. we're getting close to it. thank you so much, jessica. >>> there's been a lot of attention on the race for a vaccine. but the process of getting a vaccine to market is long and complex. even with covid-19 being on the federal fast track. an epidemiologist and researchers from ucsf walks through the process in detail. watch that sto

. >> reporter: bowman head of school contacted santa clara county to talk about a waiver and waiting to be connected with a liaison. she shared some safety plans for reopening which includes closing water mofountains, masks for children 6 and older and classes of 12 children or less and one-direction hallways. >> it starts with health checks and temperature checks at the front door for all staff and children. we have provided all staff with ppe they can replace every day if they wish. face masks as well as shields, as well as gloves. >> the santa clara county public health department is strongly encouraging elementary schools to apply for the waiver telling nbc bay area many are interested. >> i know that the county office of education from what we hear has been contacted by at least 80 schools and perhaps larger than that, but at least 80. >> reporter: jewish day school is another peninsula school that says they, too, started the waiver process in hopes for reopening for in person classes this fall. >>> today a santa clara county health office confirmed four clusters of covid-19 at

bowman in particular are very grateful for the court's ruling, that the case was dismissed. >> it was their job to remove him. had they taken custody and removed him from home, yes gabriel would be alive. >> in honor of gabriel fernandez there is an online petition encouraging congress to pass legislation supporting the creation of a nationwide child abuse reporting system. >>> we are hearing from an alleged jeffrey epstein victim for the first time since ghislaine maxwell was denied bail. for jeanette to fray claims that maxwell and epstein forced her to have sex with britain's prince andrew on three separate occasions. prince andrew has denied that, he said the photo picturing the two was doctored. she spoke with gayle king earlier. >> prince andrew should be panicking, he knows he's guilty. he needs to be held accountable. we need to show the world that the rich and the mighty can fall too. >> you think that ghislaine maxwell's life is in danger? >> absolutely, if she squeals on some of the people who she has videos on they won't be happy about her talking about that. the governmen

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bowman will be challenged by the conservative party candidate. next week, the house and senate returned to legislate a business before the august recess. on monday and tuesday house takes up the fiscal year 2021 national defense authorization act. the bill establishes policies for defense department programs, votes are expected early on monday. wednesday the house will consider a bill to remove the bust of chief justice roger b toting the author of the 1857 dred scott ruling from the old supreme court chamber and to address the issue of confederate statues on display in the u.s. capital. the senate also convenes on monday to resume debate on the nomination of russell bogue to be the officer of management and budget paid for their manner of the week the senate continues work on the annual $740.52021 billion defense authorization act. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, live coverage of the senate on c-span2 and watch any time on c-span .org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> during the summer months reach out to your el

congressman angle was defeat in the new york 16th directional visit by jamal bowman, a medical school principal from juncker's. there is no republican party candidate running in that district. mr. bowman will face the conservative party candidate in november. >> tonight on american history tv, our series landmark cases. producing cooperation with the national constitution center. we explore the issues, people and places involved in some of the most significant supreme court cases in our nation's history. at eight eastern we begin with mac versus ohio from a 1961 case protected against unreasonable searches and seizures holding the evidence obtained to an illegal search is not admissible in court. and then at 9:30 eastern from the 1962 case baker versus carr establishing the manner in which the state legislator in the states gentlemanly is a constitutional question not a political question. and therefore it could be decided by federal courts. watch landmark cases tonight on c-span three and any time at c-span.org. >> the presidents from public affairs. available now in paperback and e-

aoc backed first time candidate jamaal bowman defeated democrat representative eliot engel.illary clinton opponent endorsed by aoc, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren. what does this tell us about the future of the party that this new first-time candidate backed by the hart left wing of that party was able to defeat a very well established long-time democratic candidate backed more establishment democrats? this is what have you seen with the democratic party ilhan omar rashida tlaib the new face of the democratic party. do you know who is joining them? joe biden. have you seen unity manifesto with bernie sanders calling for an end to cash bail and end to deportations. i mean, some really extreme things that are in there. joe biden did call for defunding the police when he said in an interview he wants to see their funds redirected. guess what? that means defunding. he has called the police the millimeter. i mean, he has embraced this left, left wing of the democrat party, which is frightening. he just put together a tax plan that would tax 82% of american households. so, aoc i

far left candidate jamal bowman that aoc and her pack justice democrats endorsed in the thirteenth district to feed longtime incumbent elliott angle, a strong supporter of israel. justice democrats had mixed results in other primaries but there is no sign that centrists will be winning congressional elections anytime soon. shannon: george a special election for senate is one of the most high profile interparty sites on the ballot come november. doug collins challenging kelly leffler and taking a lot of heat in the process. >> opposes term limits, supported millions for common core and millions more for sanctuary cities, politically correct restrictions on second amendment rights, typical politician doug collins. >> let's start there with republican congressman from georgia doug collins. would you like to respond to that. >> desperate candidates making desperate claims. the democrats in washington, i have been there, watch tv the last year and a half, they know that i'm one of the strongest defenders of values of this president coming along, trying to buy the election in georgia, do anything

mister bowman will be challenged by the conservative party candidate . >> tonight a special edition of the book tv airing weeknights this week. starting at 8 pm, dennis desousa examines what he calls the new face of socialism and pulitzer prize winning washington post reporter mary jordan discusses the life and influence of first lady melanie a trump. later, robin hood ceo westmore spoke about the 2015 baltimore uprising following the death of freddie gray from the perspective of residents who witnessed the unrest.

bowman, you know, you have been a principal. you know what this is like, how difficult it would be to get students to socially distance. we know how young people are. they're social creatures, it will be very difficult. so the american academy of pediatrics, they're concerned about remote learning being a problem. they're concerned about increased social isolation. they're worried about those impacts. of course their main interest -- most severely black and brown children and low income children and those with learning disabilities so they said it would be good to get kids back in school. but you as a former principal, you're running a school this coming fall what would you need in order to reopen schools and would you for instance feel comfortable reopening in florida where disney world is reopening again. some of the kids might have been at disney world and yelling and screaming on the roller coaster and getting covid and sharing it. would you feel comfortable opening? >> no, even here in new york where we flattened the curve

some parents say private schools like bowman have an unfair advantage. >> we are worried that private schools, and schools on the west side that have more resources will be able to open more quickly, whereas others will have a second class education. >> santa clara county says they're working with the office of education to make sure that does not happen, but there early in the process, they say that labor groups and public health officials will all have a say. do not forget, you can check county by county information on reopening with the ktvu news app, there's a list of what is running and where on the front page. >>> protesters are stepping up calls to rename locations currently named after sir francis drake. a demonstration took place outside drake high school, activists oppose naming locations after sir francis drake who was a slave trader. the city of larkspur will hold a meeting about a statue that was removed earlier this week. >>> people can show up, and engage in that kind of activity. it is in a way that would subject themselves to harm. >> the stewards of the land for thou

it is becoming more popular, you are likely to have seen it in relationship to a guy named daniel bowman. of interestinge things as to why it is important. he says all emotions are an impulse to act. says, allnges -- he emotions are ok. if you are angry or frustrated or happy, that is a natural reaction. the challenges that not all actions based on those emotions are fine. react're angry, how you is what has to be more controlled. goldman suggests that the key start of emotional intelligence is awareness of your emotions as they are happening. only if you are aware of them can you manage them in some sort of way. people, that is a challenge. in this the emotions moment and how are they pushing us to act? perspective, iip think it is worth studying and working with. you can get better. these are not -- are born with these traits and they are what they are. skills that you can work to improve. empathy, there are things that you can do to get better. are things that you can do .o work in those areas as well has fiveicular model parts. there are half a dozen models. daniel goldman has one. t

the bowman school is one of dozen that have started the process.he governor did announce this last week and only applies to elementary school and managed on a county level. some say private schools have an unfair advantage. >> we're worried that private schools and those schools on the west side which have more resources will be able to open more quickly where as others will have sort of a second class education. >> santa clara county say that is they're work being the office of education to make sure that does not happen. it's still early in the process, and the county says that parents, labor groups and others will all have a say. >>> still to come at noon, calls marine county. the push to erase the name of the early explore from schools, rods and landmarks. >>> the nation's top health experts testify giving a snapshot of how well the u.s. is handling the coronavirus pandemic. i am in washington. what they had to say on the possibility of a vaccine coming up. enter the golden state. try the brie, it's exquisite. ♪ psychedelic music go ted, go ted

this morning, the action rally will honor him and jamal bowman. he will be speaking. those that will continue his work in congress. he embraced the gun reform movement. the last act he did of civil disobedien disobedience. he led a sit-in around gun reform as we see this uptick of violence around the country. he did not see the fight around police reform and gun violence as separate. he saw it as one in the same. we must protect human life and protect human dignity. if we commemorate the value and sacrifice of john lewis, we strive to get to that level. >> he fought until the very end. even pancreatic cancer with the diagnosis last december. revere reverend, give us a sense the last time you saw him. >> he came to the southern district of lawyers who honored him. he came to new york. i spoke there. he was feeble. he said to me, al, i'm watching you. you keep going. he said we want to see this struggle remain nonviolent. we talked about police reform and this was before george floyd, obviously. he always would talk to me like a big brother. like i said, he is 15 years

jamaal bowman was also trailed by eliot engel, and bowman declared victory.lso out of colorado, we know who will take on senator cory gardner and the colorado senate race this fall. one of the closely watched races and race that the democrats are targeting. governorr colorado easily dispatching a challenge the left and the left and willn cory gardner. taken looper leading -- hickenl ooper is leading and the race was called last night and he into the senate race after unsuccessfully running for president. he was endorsed by the democratic senatorial campaign committee. and into the senate was declared the victor. other stories you bill tuesday, abandoning the state flag and stripping the bill tuesday, abandoning the state flag and stripping the confederate battle flag symbol from it, capping a remarkable turnaround on a banner that flew over the state for more than a century. with the move, mississippi will take down one of the most prominent confederate tributes, which is the flight that only bears the emblem, and lawmakers have barred it from including the m

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it marks the spot where elmore bowman was lynched and his body left in a ditch.0 yards from where his 5-year-old daughter josephine waited for him to come home. when you're black in alabama, you can't help but walk in the shadows of these huge confederate monuments. but do you see a connection between the message being sent about white supremacy and what happened to your father? >> oh, very much so. one of the articles that described my father's death says enraged whites jealous about the success of a black man. if you acquire more than they think you should, they got to put you back in your place. >> enraged. >> enraged. >> josephine told us she paid for her father's marker herself after the state refused to allow her to place it on public land. when you think about what you missed in life from not having him. >> my mom went from prosperity to poverty almost overnight. sometimes i've wondered what my life could have been had he liv lived, what my life could have been. >> elmore bolling's name was included among the thousands of lynching victims at the national m

becoming more popular, you are most likely to have seen it in relationship to a guy named daniel bowman. he has written the most about it and the man that has popularized the idea since the mid- he says 1990's. a couple of interesting things as to why emotional intelligence is so important. he says all emotions are an impulse to act. the challenge is all emotions he suggests are ok. if you are angry or frustrated may be,, whatever it that is a natural reaction and that's fine. the challenge is that not all actions based on those emotions are fine. if you're angry, how you react is what has to be more controlled. goldman suggests that the key stone of emotional intelligence is awareness of your emotions as they are happening. only if you are aware of them can you manage them in some sort of way that is productive. unfortunately for most people, that is a challenge. it is not something we think about all the time. what are our emotions in this moment, and what direction are they pushing us to act? one of the reasons from a leadership perspective i think it is worth studying and working wi

rather than bowman's all been a zation has been rescuing wild animals for the past 20 years in that time the status of man horn rhinos has improved from endangered to vulnerable but with severe flooding becoming increasingly frequent he says more needs to be done to ensure the rhinos story remains one of conservation success elizabeth pradhan al-jazeera you daddy. the weather has robin really not looking very good across the caribbean specially if you're impressive rico put to use being battered at the moment by significant rain and wind because underneath these massive cloud that you see here there is a tropical storm it hasn't goes on ah it's not a hurricane it might just reach her can strengthen i don't think so currently the winds are about 85 kilometers for near battering the north coast of puerto rico where the rain is also falling heavily the better 100 millimeters for in the last 3 to 6 hours and that's enough to cause flash flooding potentially mudslides and deary walkmen puerto rico obviously that's where the story's at the moment it is already gone over or is affecting the ver

joining me is a rising sophomore at augs burg university jonas bowman. thanks for joining us.t to paint a picture for our viewers. you are here as an international student on an f1 visa, but you also are part of the team at your university that helps international students have an easy transition to university life here in the united states and comply with implication g s laws. what was your reaction to this news, jonas? >> first of all, i question very much why now, why is this coming now from i.c.e. given that we are almost facing a second wave of the pandemic. three months ago, it would have made maybe more sense to make these modifications. but given that it is worse here than it is in my own home country, it didn't really make sense. >> what is your main concern for students like yourself who unfortunately might get kicked out of the u.s. back to where they have citizenship if, in fact, this policy is upheld? >> my concerns are that they will have to go home and they won't be able to finish their education here. for myself, for example, going back will be a seven-hour tim

eliot engel, lost his primary to a progressive challenger today the associated press declared jamaal bowman the winner. he campaigned for racial justice and argued engel had lost touch with voters after 16 terms. the primary was june 24. it took this long to determine the winner from absentee ballots. nations across south asia are now porting mo than 220 de in monsoon flooding. nearly four million people acrossangladesh, bhutan, india, myanmar and nepal have been cut off or forced to flee in recent weeks. the devastation has submged homes and roadways across the region, leaving people like these in bangladesh increasingly desperate. >> ( translated ): we've taken shelter beside a road, and we're out of work. our children are with us, and we can't get a square meal. we don't have anything good to eat. you cannot imagine how we e geing through this. >> nawaz: forecasters in baladesh say the flooding could get worse next week as two major rivers overflow.ld 100-yearan in britain was knighted today for raising more than $40 million in pandemic relief. tom moore sought donations last spring, usi

the associated press declared jama bowman the winner.for racial justice and argued engel had lost touch with voters after 16 terms. the primaryasune 24 and it took this long to determine the winner from absentee ballots. nations across south asia are reporting moren tha 220 dead in monsoon flooding. neroly 4 million people bangladesh, bhutan, india, myanmar, and nepal have been cut ofor forced to flee in recent weeks. the dedastation has subme homes and roadways across the these in bangladesh increasingly desperate. >> taken shelter beside a road. our children are with us. we can't get a square meal.' we 't have anything good to eat. you can't imagine how we are getting through this. >> forecasters in bangladesh say the flooding could get worse xt week as two majoedvers overfl knighted today for raising more than $40illion in pandemic relief. sought donations usin his walker to lap his garden 100 yetimes, one for eac of his life. yes, he is 100. it became a sensation and the ney poured in. today come outside windsor castle, he leaned aga

right in bowman's all been a zation has been rescuing wild animals for the past 20 years in that time the status of one horned rhinos has improved from endangered to vulnerable but with severe flooding becoming increasingly frequent he says more needs to be done to ensure the vinyl story remains one of conservation success elizabeth piron of al-jazeera new delhi all right let's move on to sport history nick thank you the saudi arabian backed consortium trying to buy new cars and united football club has withdrawn its bid the group which included saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund had made a $391000000.00 offer to buy new castle from british businessman mike ashley but after waiting months for the premier league to give the green light to the offer has now been withdrawn well let's bring in our sports correspondent lee wellings on this from london and leigh it appears that the consortium just got tired of waiting . yes but we do now have a statement from saudi arabia's public investment fund of course it has been with the premier league for 16 weeks and their patients are gone with i

one was janie bowman, my black natty in the south in the 1990's, who saying this sweet hour of prayer while i slept in her arms while my parents worked. although she is not on this earth today, in the hereafter, she along with countless others experienced racism and bigotry and white supremacy are cheering you all on. to show that the cost of following what is right might not be politically expedient. a strong woman of color named bertha hamilton taught me i could take my confederate symbols down and still live to tell the tale. she implored me to remove a flag and a picture i had in my room because she saw my life, my calling, as more valuable than these goals. samehere today to say the is true for all of you. if we are honest, the answer is clear. we cannot remain complicit with these monuments. we cannot remain silent anymore. if we do so, our silence becomes agreement and endorsement to complicity. and bill it represents an statues everywhere must be removed for a more perfect union, which is inclusive of a better tomorrow and a better united states. i will close by saying that as

he lost to a total newcomer, jamal bowman. he is a radical and very close to aoc, and he won.r cities and in the democrat party. let's get back to the markets please we don't have that much movement here. we got the dow industrials are down 38 but a slight gain for the s&p and the slight gain for the nasdac. this friday it's a mixed picture on wall street. now, this. top white house economist larry kudlow on commerce secretary wilbur ross disputing reports there's a rift between kudlow and mnuchin over stimulus negotiations. watch this. oh, okay. let me explain. we don't have those sound bites. we had a report that there was a fight between treasury secretary mnuchin and larry kudlow about how to spend money on a future bailout package or a rescue package. there was supposed to be a division within the white house. we now heard there is no longer a division and we have the treasury secretary mnuchin saying that it is truly absurd there was any talk of such a division. ashley? ashley: yeah, well this is actually comes from charlie gasparino's reporting. he says the rift involve

senator bowman. senator bowman: thank you, mr. chairman. i have a couple of -- i hope quick questions. dr. disbrow, can you quickly prospectme the vaccine that are being invested in right now? you have narrowed it from many first it me forward was 14, now fewer. can you list them and what type of vaccine it is? dr. disbrow: i appreciate the question, senator. can i not specifically mention some of the companies we are in active negotiation was many of them. one i can mention is as where we -- astrizinca already have a contract. we are in the process of moving forward with large manufacturing contracts and acquisition of vaccine for multiple other candidates. senator baldwin: those company names in terms of the vaccine prospects are not public? dr. disbrow: some of the companies originally funded by barda for advanced research and development, those are public who we invested in. i think your specific question may be the composition of the for the folio under operation warp speed. that can i not today talk about. but we are very quickly movi

first, we have a new slate of progressive candidates who have won their primarie primaries, jamaal bowmang in with this more progressive outlook on the economy, you know, joining folks like the squad in congress, do you think our legislative landscape will start to look different and speak to more grassroots people, authentically so? not a tag line in a campaign stump speech, but an authentic effort to re-imagine america and put people who are living below the poverty line on more equal footing? >> yes. and i say that guidedly -- guardedly, because i think that there are other things that are at play as well, which is, you know, still lots of moderates. the democratic party is still dominated by its moderate wing. and you know, progressives are going to need the seniority and the connections to actually maneuver to make things happen. you know, one of the things i think is the best example of this, connecting it to the fourth of july, is the freedom of information act, which is a very important piece of legislation that requires the government to tell you what you're doing. journalists us

the bowman family from maryland. they met 25 years ago. dawn and brett, happy anniversary.iful daughters. i heard y'all met on -- you were in the stage play in a high school show together tell me about that that sounds good >> yeah. we were -- we grew up together in the same area and went to high school and we were cast in the play "bye-bye birdie" as boyfriend and girlfriend and soon after the play started and we were rehearsing, this guy asked for a date the rest is history. >> that's so cute. things got real. well, i hope you have a beautiful anniversary. no drama and thank you for being with us this morning >> good to see you, guys all right. let's put the big board back up. i'm looking for the motion family from new york city upper west siders. where are the motions? i see mom and dad samantha and joss i see harrison and baby harper ? >> we're doing who just turned a month old. hi, you guys how are you? >> we're doing great so nice to have you back this is our daughter harper vail. >> wait. did you say harper vail. >> yes we needed a "v" name for her middle name. josh'

congressman elect jamal bowman with us this morning. i was saying in my speech today that the preacher in me wants to say that since they died within the same 24 hours, maybe they had a pact that they would join in death and go see dr. king together. >> i love that as an image to take with us for the day. thank you very much. really appreciate your time, as always. >> thank you, joy. >>> we're going to go now to historian and friend of the show, michael beschloss. your thoughts on the passing of john lewis and ct vivian. i'm just going to give you the floor. >> i love everything you've been saying about john lewis this morning. he was such a sweet man. he was such a gentle man. we think of civil rights in the 1960s, there's such a tendency to say let's talk about john kennedy and lyndon johnson, which is fine. they should be admired for the bills they suggested in '63 and '65, but none of that would have happened without john lewis and people like reverend vivian and others who fought alongside of him. in the 1960s, kennedy was worried

new york city, lost his primary in a challenge from a total unknown and very progressive guy, jamal bowmangressives, is really growing fast within the democrat party. >> stuart, i agree with that. i was one of those who worked for elliot engel for a number of years. n i know him well. he's a moderate to liberal democrat. he was beaten by a far left democrat of the aoc variety. if you look at the results around the country, as i was saying, even in the texas and kentucky senate primaries, the radical left candidates got 47%, 48% against establishment moderate candidates. so this is a huge opportunity for the trump campaign to exploit, one that i think will hurt biden in the fall. stuart: aoc has influence with joe biden. i think she almost, not totally, but in part wrote his green plan. >> that's absolutely true. if you take what she and others have said about defunding the police as an example, stuart, it's very scary that my party which has been trending left for a long time, as you and i have discussed, is now moving frankly in a hard left direction in a way that i think is contrary to t

well—being so i fully expect people will want to go out and party and we would not want to rain on anybody bowmanve type events in terms of numbers, volumes, although it has to be said that nightclubs aren't opening so in terms of the timings of things things should quite down sooner. and the police are warning people to manage expectations. if you're going to go out there do it responsibly, think ahead, think where you are going, and make sure the place you are going to can accommodate you safely. we do recognise that it's important for local businesses as well to get back to a new sense of normal, but what we want to do is just make sure people do that in a safe way because we just need to understand that we are still very much in this pandemic and we need to make sure we do all we can to ensure that we tackle this virus. once the board is part of the soundproofing as this is a music venue, soundproofing as this is a music venue, now soundproofing as this is a music venue, now they are being repurposed as screens between tables and the music must be low so the customers don't raise their voices