then brenda. >> i want to throw in one thing there. yesterday the fed came out with their loan officer survey. it showed that credit qualit standards are tightening at the bank, and loan demand is down. so forgetting about interest rates for now, you've giving money away for free, yesterday the banks are worried about the credit they have raised their reserves, and people aren't borrowing enough because consumer appetites, and demand is down. >> hold your thought, weiss. forgive me for interrupting. rackspace has opened best i can tell it's down -- there it is. it's down 20%, is what we'll call it for rxt as it begins trading. that ipo is open steve, forgive me. go ahead. >> so the fundamentals wait for the yield curve are negative as well as the pandemic, as businesses shut, banks will have a tough time making money and not adding their reserves you want to be at the other end of it. that's going to be the big boost to their earnings, but i don't want to be there just now. there are other places to make money. i think buffett bought i

representative rashida tlaib, one of president trump's more outspoken critics, is the head of challenger brenda jones, the detroit city council president, and former u.s. representative. now, tlaib is considered a vulnerable member of the so-called squad before progressive congresswoman, and now jones has attacked a tlaib for prioritizing national stature more than her constituents, predominantly black and live in one of the poorest districts in the nation. tlaib won and a six way primary in 2018 by less than a thousand votes. now, we may not know the final results of that race until

$150 stock again what a great company that bob set up for bob chapman i think it's outstanding >> brenda you own it, too. speaking of the streaming, dan loeb calls it the biggest disney opportunity ever >> it's a name we have owned for a long time. we think it's a great long term holding. it creates an interesting revenue street or rekufring revenue streams. i think this company is setting itself up to be stronger when things start to improve and we get people back at the parks we think it will be pents up demand once the doors are open and we have a viable treatment of vaccine you get a both of both worlds. you're getting this interesting opportunity for growth and direct to consumer business and you also have the optionalty where things open up in the market and the stock likely is to react positively to that. >> it's good to have you back. you used to own the stock. i'd love your opinion on this news now in the context of everything that we spoken about, i know you focused on technology a bunch. i'm sure you thought about netflix in the past. i don't remember if you owned netflix or n

i would like to ask brenda to offer some closing thoughts and i will offer one before we go, among other things, i think it might be useful to talk about places where there is particular potential to experiment with this because some states give enormous authority and localities to in their state constitution to experiment, one reason i love that part of the report that brenda and her colleagues work so hard, and points out how this presents itself in different ways in different places. >> brenda go ahead. >> it was very interesting in looking at states were menace apologies have a home row power to make their own laws around elections and procedures because in many ways we see experimenting at them and us up a level and very promising way to open this up. and we have a lot of assistant shout out to josh douglas from the university of kentucky, he did a lot of this work to see exactly which one, there's 12 words or so of them, he likes to say just estates can be laboratory democracy, menace apologies can be the test tube of democracy. i want try to list all the states but there's about a

brenda,t's go to calling from jonesville, virginia on the democratic line. brenda, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, brenda. -- i justs, yes called on a line that i could get through to, you know? i am so sick of jordan -- i don't know what to do. he was so disrespectful talking to those doctors. i wish just one time, he could sit back and watch himself when he is doing this and why me something happens, they blame it on obama. obama's not in the white house. the democrats and the republicans need to get their shit toghether. thank you. host: let's go to steve, calling from robert saville, missouri on the independent -- roberts ville, missouri on the independent line. near memphis, in by you, mississippi -- -- bayou, mississippi. we used to play in the pine trees. me and my roommate -- she is disabled and i do the home care thing, and we went through every step to get our mail-in ballot, because we are qualified. it should be no excuse. in any case, she is disabled. we went through every step and she did not get it. we called them up and waited, and at last week

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host: brenda, thanks for the call. there was chrysostom, larry sabato, that there was more rhetoric than substance at the democratic convention. guest: yes, that is frequently at these things. look, read the platform, which is online. read the whole platform. it is a lengthy documentary always is. specific some very pledges in it. so that is more meat on the bone. the fact is that democrats randy convention the way they did because they want to run against donald trump, not just on specific issues that they disagree on, like, say, immigration, or the coronavirus, and how he handled that, but also on character, and so they are trying to define their ticket as being very different from the republican ticket, particularly biden versus trump. lots of opinions on that both ways. it would take three hours if we started discussing that. but that is the reason they did it. host: based on what we know so far of this convention, the democrats did include former presidents jimmy carter, bill clinton, and of course barack obama. g

brenda emmanus, bbc news.nd because they do a giant sos in the sand. they were on the pacific island of piccolo. they had veered off course and ran out of fuel. a rescue helicopter crew spotted their appealfor help. helicopter crew spotted their appeal for help. australian army soldiers have delivered food and supplies to the soldiers while maintaining social distance seeing as they await a patrol vessel to pick them all up. let's return to our main story. the liberties by minister has set a confiscated hole of thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate is to blame for the devastating blast that ripped through the capital, beirut. it is believed 78 people were killed in the port city, many more are still missing, thousands injured and many trapped by the rubble. the latest figures 4000 were hurt in the blast, extensive damage toa in the blast, extensive damage to a wide area of beirut. it was a struggling to cope with the covid—19 pandemic have been inundated. the government is calling for as much international hel

brenda emmanus reports.ion for hope for the future as seen by the editor of british vogue. the prestigious september issue has been dedicated to activism and features a host of international authors and change—makers, led by footballer marcus rashford and model turned mental health campaigner adwoa aboah. because we've been in covid, and then we went into sort of really an incredible time of change, these people for me, reflect where we need to go, where we need to be. in the past three years, edward enninful has stormed towards his vision of a more diverse publication. he's showcased big names and aspiring talent, had meghan markle as a guest editor, and turned key workers into cover stars. it was misan harriman‘s photographs of the black lives matter movement that drew him to the attention of vogue's editor. what i felt i could do is capture a time capsule of a truly unique time in british civil rights history. and i didn't know what to expect. and when i went out there, i saw this wave of solidarity. he b

host: we have brenda on the line from georgia, independent color. hey, brenda. caller: how are you doing and thank you for having me? . i want to address the last caller, what she was saying about the black women looting the stores and all of that. no, yes, some of that is true. i have seen white people running out of the stores too, white women and they are outsiders. let me address the black woman on the ticket. i am up black woman. heart,ing honest from my because black women sitting back are holding back and they don't want to tell the truth. if we want to get donald trump be af office, it shouldn't black woman on there, i am not saying the black woman he has are qualified because they are. but let's tell the truth. the white men aren't going to vote for them. they will sit back. arewhite suburbans, they thinking. they will probably stay at home. we have to get trump out of office. i am not looking at well, it is a black woman or white woman -- whether it is a black woman or a white woman on the ticket. praying biden sticks through it all the way eight years

congresswoman brenda lawrence, thank you. >> thank you so much. have a great day. >> we are following breaking news out of north carolina, where an earthquake has shaken much of the state this morning. rattling homes, buildings, and of course, the people there. 5.1 magnitude quake. it was centered near sparta in the eastern part of the state. and it was the first earthquake to hit north carolina since 1916. no injuries are reported. we're looking at some images of the damage there. items knocked off store shelves. glass shattered in kitchens. folks in virginia, south carolina, and tennessee say they felt the shaking. >>> more protests are under way in beirut over what protesters say was government negligence that led to tuesday's deadly blast. lebanon's information minister announced her resignation today. becoming the first senior member of government to do so. this as president trump joined world leaders in a conference call this morning led by french president emmanuel macron, as part of a global aid effort to help the city. outside of monetary

brenda will tell you every women's group, white, purple and gold. the bishops, white, purple, gold.there's something thematic that says we're trying to get to the light. so on august 26th, everything will be all lit up. but before that, i'm really glad that the commission will be coming to central new york because we need to experience what women experienced at that first convention, you know. it w it was not organized. what do we want to come out of it? these women didn't think it was going to take them from 1849 to 1920. that is a lifetime. that is truly a lifetime. so they're going to -- they were going to be in seneca falls, tour the tubman park because they need to see how this woman came from a semirural situation about 20 miles away and she was an incredible influencer. when this movement started, she was still enslaved. harriet's campaigns went from 1849 to 1859. so she joined up when she finally settled in auburn but she was like -- she was a spark of energy that they needed -- just sort of the right dose of activism and diplomacy but very supportive of -- women do not let

brenda will tell you, in the protestant denomination, every woman's group, white, purple, and gold. the bishops, the white, the purple, the gold. you know, there's something thematic that says we're trying to get to the light. so on august 26th, everything will be all lit up. but before that, really glad that the commission will be coming to central new york, because we need to experience what women experienced at that first convention. you know, it was raucous. okay. it wasn't organized. and what do we want to have come out of it? god knows i'm sure these women didn't think it was going to take them from 1849 to 1920. i mean, that is a lifetime. that is truly a lifetime. so they're going -- we're going to be in seneca falls. we're going to tour the tubman park, because they need to see how this woman came from a semirural situation about 20 miles away, but she was an incredible influencer in that when this movement started, she was still enslaved. okay, harriet's campaigns went from 1849 to 1859. so she joined up when she finally settled in auburn, but she was like, she was the spa

hesitating to allow them back to vittie is often limited to the old school after getting robbed his job brenda one was looking forward to being her own boss but quickly had to learn that you really want freedom has its limits too. there are days when business is bad and you just don't feel like coming back the next day but if you do that you'll lose many customers there are rules in this business and one is that you have to be there consistently if your customers know you will be here and they will come if you're here one day and the next day you're not it won't work well. for a long time of fishes and citizens source treats stores as a remnant of the past but forand one does not have plans for the near future. in the bolivian mountains indigenous women are renowned for their. skillful artisan right but they've now discovered a lucrative market opportunity there stitching together and elaborately embroidering protective masks and selling them with great success. and embroidery is a skill shared by many women in the bolivian province of monikers the law as including philomena money the country'

right brenda normally the conventions are a mixture between a huge party and church right they kind of create this moment of energy which then is kind of broad street with this huge become free from all the delegates this voluntary. this year and this is particularly difficult for the democrats because they have to gab so many different branches right they have kind of the very progressive left is leaning bernie sanders supporters and they have the rather conservative democrats and by they want to have this very moment they want to have this moment of energizing and joe biden isn't really the type who will will bring that on in a. meeting it's a very good point although we have to say the same case will be true for the republicans it's harder to get a zambian when you're zooming i guess you could say what about these 1000000 ballots that is the topic number one right now we know that members of congress are returning early because of it why is it so important to this election. right it sounds really technical but it's not good corona we kind of expect an avalanche of mail in ballots an

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brenda belonged to over 80 ministries. it does dynamic work in other realms. built housing, helps with employment, provides childcare. helps with the elderly. liberation theology is doing all we can for all of us collectively. participating. monday is our day with the soup kitchen. in the community. it goes around. being a part of something greater is what we do. we don't practice politics in the church. we inform people of their rights. their right to vote. not just in november but school elections, down ballot, all of that. encouraging that and bringing up children so they know they are citizens of this country. that. i think that black and brown people particularly are going to have to learn how to work together with all of -- with each other and all of america. i don't think that it does anyone any good to say this group is a minority now and in 20 years it is going to be this group. we are all in the same situation. how do we -- how do we see further than ourselves? that is really what i started with. tubman saw beyond herself, saw others. that is part of

brenda emmanus reports. by the editor of british vogue. the prestigious september issue has been dedicated to activism and features a host of international authors and change—makers, led by footballer marcus rashford and model turned mental health campaigner adwoa aboah. because we've been in covid, and then we went into sort of really an incredible time of change, these people for me, reflect where we need to go, where we need to be. caring for other people, caring for each other, caring for the world. in the past three years, edward enninful has stormed towards his vision of a more diverse publication. he's showcased big names and aspiring talent, had meghan markle as a guest editor, and turned key workers into cover stars. it was misan harriman‘s photographs of the black lives matter movement that drew him to the attention of vogue's editor. what i felt i could do is capture a time capsule of a truly unique time in british civil rights history. and i didn't know what to expect. and when i went out there,

joining me now is one of the members of the committee, michigan congresswoman brenda lauren. we heard louisgy dejoy testify yesterday. he said it is an outrageous claim that's trying to influence the election with his recent actions a of the the u.s. postal service. how do you square that with this most recent report from van it fair? >> thank you for having me here. many people don't know i spent 30 years in the postal service before coming to congress. it is clear, and it is known operationally when you make massive change at the brad concepts that he is using, it is going to impact the delivery of the mail. taking out multiple machines, five in one building that processes 37,000 pieces of mail an hour -- this is what we are talking about. removing those collection boxes. and reducing overtime. and also restructuring the postal service. that's creating chaos within the organization. on top of the pandemic. on top of a national election. you know, mr. dejoy, our postmaster general may literally think that it is not a crisis. he hasn't been there but 90 -- two months. how can

i am congresswoman brenda lawrence.

journalist brenda chavez reports on sustainability and observes the trend. the past 7 months it's starting to catch on but it didn't really pick up speed until the annual figures for textile waste became more common. now the industry is beginning to react to the problem that we're having with plastic. and al. says it's recycled over $330.00 tons of waste taken from the sea the label cooperates with spanish fishermen. they gather the waste from the sea for the fashion house. old fishing nets and plastic bottles are processed to make polymer yarn that goes into the fabrics used to make new clothes. the label wants to make an environmentally conscious lifestyle part of its image it's slow going because there is no plan it be. a. part of a whole lifestyle the whole 0 waste movement is growing and people want to produce less waste and have less impact on the environment. than i am going to. a fashion trend or the future of clothing. having a guy in a chair is continuing his experiments with cycling and hopes. to catch on in more mediterranean countries. now and t

this will be the last question of the evening, and it is going to come from my friend brenda. brenda: reparations are often talked about in the context of going back to enslavement, but as you went through all of the various instances of racial violence the late 1800's, 1900's, etc., why isn't there more discussion about reparations, when you can go back and make a direct connection through families that were displaced by violence and murder, etc.? why don't we hear more about that? dr. ward: yeah. yeah. thank you for your question. i think the general answer -- the main reason for that -- such an important issue -- is that we a society, resisted the acknowledgment of this history. i mentioned before the problem of social turning and the loss of public collective memory and public memory. i don't know. i have been doing this work for many years, and this particular work for about 10 years. i did not know until recently that my family was affected by the 1898 massacre in wilmington. my mother just kind of let it slip out one day. i was talking to her, "oh, i'm going to give thi

historia fue transmitida por netflix, ahora ofrece una recompensa por mÁs informaciÓn de su paradero, brendacon luis antes de su desapariciÓn, los hijos dijeron estar ofreciendo una recompensa de 100.000 dÓlares por informaciÓn importante. >> habÍamos perdido cualquier ilusiÓn de saber quÉ pasÓ con nuestro padre, pero la esperanza ha sido restaurada dice la hija mayor de Él, tambien dijeron estÁn ofreciendo ayuda legal aquel que tenga informaciÓn sobre lo que le pudo haber pasado. >> las personas recuerdan lo que pasÓ y tambiÉn hay documentos pero quizÁ tienen miedo de hablar, eso por eso que nosotros podemos ayudarlos aÑade el abogado, despuÉs de mÁs de dos dÉcadas el caso volviÓ a ser el centro de atenciÓn desde que se lanzÓ el documental en marzo 2020, enfocado en la larga pelea entre carol la dueÑa de (palabra en inglÉs) y un comerciante de tigres, en el show la acusan de ser la responsable y ella de alimentar sus tigres con los rostros de Él. >> se rumoreo que estÁ bajo un tanque escÉptico o que fue precisado por una mÁquina de picar carne, es algo doloroso, pero tenemos que llegar al f

emergencia para carolina del norte pero el fenómeno continúa su trayectoria hacia la costa este de florida brendael sol no brilló por mucho tiempo ante la inminente llegada de la tormenta tropical isaías. la lluvia no se hizo esperar mientras que las olas del mar se alborota van de la mano de fuertes ráfagas de viento. pero eso no fue impedimento para que residentes salieran a dar una vuelta por la playa antes de que el ojo de la tormenta llegara a la costa este de la florida >>> siempre que están las tormentas me gusta venir a tomar fotos para ver cómo están las olas >>> esta familia añade haber tomado precauciones >>> otros aprovecharon para dar una vuelta en sus bicicletas ante de que las condiciones empeorarán porque dicen disfrutar de la brisa en el rostro, algunos negocios decidieron cerrar sus puertas por precaución y colocar bolsas de arena en la entrada también objetos para evitar que sean arrastrados por las grises huracanados sin embargo, otros prefirieron no temer a la naturaleza >>> hoy no me afecta mucho sácame de igual manera, turistas dicen que no dejaron que el ciclón les arruina

i am congresswoman brenda lawrence. i represent michigan's 14th congressional district. on august 26, the united states will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th

. >> this is a brenda's overreaction and it's killing long-established businesses in the community and i guess that was his way of venting. >> reporter: the local business associations is the restaurant owner was never formally part of the business immunity and the owners' outspoken politics was alienating. so the loss of this place is not something everyone laments. >> given the signs up there, the signs that i have read up there, which are both bigoted and incendiary, i'm glad he was never part of our organization. >> the bottom line is he does have the right to express himself whether or not it offends others. >> reporter: the gentleman went on to say he fully supports the restaurant owners' first amendment right to display the messages. but since the restaurant is no longer operating, the president of the business association says he is actively working to have those messages come down. because right now they are just sitting in a vacant storefront. >>> now to vallejo where police have launched a crime investigation after someone defaced the campaign office of the city councilman.

are up 36 percent from 2 weeks ago but still remain well below their peak levels and brenda spied ongoing surges the new cases and deaths that i just went over right here which is far outpace many other countries like you mentioned president trump insisted are shouting that. the u.s. and laura new cases and that would cause more harm than good but other countries like the philippines and are strange how one the other hand decided to go back to a partial lockdown in order to stop the spread of the virus. r t correspondent thank you for that insightful report. and time now for a quick break here because when we return the oil industry continues to struggle due to a lack of demand called by the pandemic to break down the situation and what it's going to take for the sector to rebound as we go to break through the numbers at the close. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. must obey the orders given to human beings except where such a conflict with the 1st law. we should be very careful about. the point of use the . very thing with artificial intelligence

. >> reporter: 40 years ago, brenda robinson was the first black woman what do you say to the nay sayersho say, >> i was already flying airplanes before i got into the navy, and the only reason why i was able to get there and i was -- my credentials far outweighed any of the other guys i was with -- i wish we were saying oh, yeah, well, just another black woman who is flying airplanes and she's a fighter pilot. >> reporter: one retired top gun instructor says lieutenant swegle, a naval academy graduate, deserves her wings. >> they're not handed out. you have to earn them. you certainly have to have the smarts to be a tactical aviator. >> reporter: awesome, too, for a woman who had never even been in an airplane before she joined the navy >> i think that representation is important because we are a very diverse nation, so i would like everyone to believe that they can achieve whatever they want to do. >> reporter: now top of her field, flying high into history. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back th ever since i got this little guy, i felt like i was just constantly cl

host:host: brenda in north carolina. guest: thanks for that. to thank, but mostly to these points, the caller's rights. this is the right political capitalist for this particular time. a large number of qualified, competent, successful women he could have chosen from. taking nothing away from any of the other women competing for vp. i think this was just the right time for harris because of the events happening in the world, diversity she brings, and because she is a like-minded moderate like biden. she also -- i also would agree with the color that it is not just about getting trump out of the white house. for the democratic party, they are thinking of ways they can energize the base to turnout, people that will vote for down ballot spaces. this is the thing this ticket will have to prioritize. oft: the next color, out california, republican -- caller, out of california, republican. caller: i'm particularly distraught having everything brought down to race. and sickening.s obama was president were eight years and he did nothing for the black c

and as more brenda struck at the founder of the walkway company was also attacked by black lives matter protesters while leaving the convention is his story . or people from this black lives matter mob ended up walking up the streets near where my friends and i were as they crossed us they started calling us anti-gay slurs and then it became physical when they confronted us they spit in my friend my carlos face who is 8 a conservative. they threw a drink at me and threw a cop at me and then they actually slapped my friend libby in the arm a girl who was there with me as well although this is not the 1st time in my life that i have endured an anti-gay attack on the street or concentration from strangers it is the very 1st time that something like this has happened in which the perpetrators of the attack portray themselves as the victims the other thing that really concerned me and kind of sickened me a little bit as it was happening was the idea that if we got in a position where we would have to defend ourselves it was clear to me that this would be misrepresented by the media as i was

to this up and coming stars of the democratic party and the include the likes of stacy abrams and brenda barnes who is a congressman and pennsylvania regarded as least a future senator if not someone who might try for part of the high office there will be a speech as you say from john kerry alexandra accuse you of cortez no that might not be a name that's well known to our international audience but she has become a bit of a boogie woman for the democrats as far as the right wing are concerned she is part of the so-called scored a progressive part of the democratic party and of course we'll hear from jill biden she is the wife of joe biden and there is going to be a speech too from bill clinton but he is going to be kept very short no bill clinton has a checkered history when it comes to addressing democratic conventions he can light the place up as he did 8 years ago or when he was the governor of arkansas when he gave a keynote speech to democratic convention when he said and finally i got a huge a. and of applause from people who've been sitting listening to him for a very long time s

are up 36 percent from 2 weeks ago but still remain well below their peak levels and brenda spied ongoing surges the new cases and deaths that i just went over right here which as far outpace many other countries like you mentioned president trump insisted they're shutting down the u.s. and temp to lower new cases and that's would cause more harm than good but other countries like the philippines and are strange how one the other hand decided to go back to a partial lockdown in order to stop the spread of the virus brant orci correspondents are turning to. thank you for that insightful report and time now for a quick break we're hearing here because when we return the oil industry continues to struggle due to a lack of demand caused by the pandemic going to break down the situation and what it's going to take for the sector to rebound as we go to break through the numbers at the close. all across the board trying to sit down in the polls and not just by a pointer to traditionally incumbency alone is enough to win the election but this time around it is a very strong and let's be clear thi

elections within a reasonable amount of time without specifying how long it's going to take president brenda because to resigned and dissolve the parliament on tuesday off the soldiers in his army staged a coup and detained him at gunpoint the african union and regional group have both suspended mali in response to the reports dozens of people have been abducted following an attack in northeastern nigeria the armed group targeted the town of borno state attack as looted and torched government buildings and farming equipment people started returning to their homes and kwok only just this month after spending nearly 2 years in displacement camps and china's young sea river is expected to reach record high water levels in the next 24 hours after weeks of heavy rain in the south of the country dozens of people have died in the floods which have destroyed property and a threatening world heritage sites the stream is coming up next looking at zimbabwe's human rights record. i have to be ok you're watching the stream home edition we are talking about zimbabwe today because as you all star student y

host: we have brenda on the line from georgia, independent color. hey, brenda.r: how are you doing and thank you for having me? . i want to address the last caller, what she was saying about the black women looting the stores and all of that. no, yes, some of that is true. i have seen white people running out of the stores too, white women and they are outsiders. let me address the black woman on the ticket. i am up black woman. heart,ing honest from my because black women sitting back are holding back and they don't want to tell the truth. if we want to get donald trump be af office, it shouldn't black woman on there, i am not saying the black woman he has are qualified because they are. but let's tell the truth. the white men aren't going to vote for them. they will sit back. arewhite suburbans, they thinking. they will probably stay at home. we have to get trump out of office. i am not looking at well, it is a black woman or white woman -- whether it is a black woman or a white woman on the ticket. praying biden sticks through it all the way eight years. we h

stories to tell that we are telling through these great american stories whether it is tim scott or brenda last night. you're going to hear more stories that are inspiring and beautiful and really reflective of how the president has grown his infamous base. >> we want to shift to being more forward-looking. we are quickly running out of time. can you talk about debate prep, who is involved? give us behind-the-scenes of the playbook version of where your head is at on debate. >> sure. believe it is great training for what is to come. still plenty of time left between now and september 29th. we hold out hope the commission would make the right choice. 16 states are going to be voting before the first debate. that is problematic. said the president trains every day by being president. we have had sessions to make sure he is paying attention to september 29, but we will get through the convention and move onto the big prep. >> i want to follow up really quickly. there are three debates scheduled by the commissioner. where's the campaign's head at today when it comes to the president participat

rashida tlaib, one of donald trump's more outspoken critics is ahead of brenda jones, the detroit city council president and former us representative. she is considered a vulnerable member of the so-called squad, the four progressive congresswomen, jones has attacked her for prioritizing her celebrity and natural stature more than her constituents who are predominantly black and live in one of the poorest districts in the nation. tlaib won in a 6 way primary in 2018 by less than 1000 votes. we may not know the final result of that place until tomorrow and that is because the michigan record 1.6 million male absentee ballots are still being counted. michigan secretary of state is urging the state legislature to allow absentee ballots to be processed before election day to avoid similar delays is coming november. >> we must follow the lead of the dozens of other states with experience with's and team voting. in addition we need our legislature to allow it to be postmarked by election day and to still count. >> these primary races are serving as a precursor as to what we could, may or may

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progressive congresswoman is also trying to fend off a primary challenge by detroit city council president brendae seat. that one features former kansas secretary of state chris kobach. the national republican party is warning local republicans that if he gets the nomination, it would threaten the senate majority and possibly trump's chances in kansas. as our friend rachel says, watch this space. that does it for us tonight. rachel will be back right here tomorrow night. i know where i will be. i'll see you tomorrow 3:00 p.m. eastern. "first look" is up next. >>> president trump claims the coronavirus is down. the virus is spreading. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo lashes out at the president and the administration's response to the pandemic calling it, quotes, the worst government blunder in modern history. >>> good tuesday

. >> reporter: 40 years ago, brenda robinson was the first navy black pilot.hey made it easy for you and now they've really made it easy for lieutenant swegle? >> i was flying airplanes before i went into the navy. the only reason i was able to get there is because my credentials far outweighed any of the guys that i was with. i wish we were saying, oh, yeah, just another black woman flying airplanes and she's a fighter pilot. >> reporter: lieutenant swegle, a navy academy graduate, deserves her wings. >> they're not handed out. you have to earn them. you certainly have to have the smarts to be a tactical aviator. >> reporter: also for a woman who had never been in an airplane before she joined the navy. >> i think that's important because we are a very diverse nation, so i would like everyone to believe that they can achieve whatever they want to do. >> reporter: now, top of her field flying high into history. rahema ellis, msnbc. >> that's kind of amazing she had never stepped into a plane before a navy one. >> that stood out to me, and just that twinkle in

host: brenda, thanks for the call.as chrysostom, larry sabato, that there was more rhetoric than substance at the democratic convention. guest: yes, that is frequently at these things. look, read the platform, which is online. read the whole platform. it is a lengthy documentary always is. specific some very pledges in it. so that is more meat on the bone. the fact is that democrats randy convention the way they did because they want to run against donald trump, not just on specific issues that they disagree on, like, say, immigration, or the coronavirus, and how he handled that, but also on character, and so they are trying to define their ticket as being very different from the republican ticket, particularly biden versus trump. lots of opinions on that both ways. it would take three hours if we started discussing that. but that is the reason they did it. host: based on what we know so far of this convention, the democrats did include former presidents jimmy carter, bill clinton, and of course barack obama. george w.

i want to introduce you to brenda burkeman.en years in the making. and now on this day you've got these barrier breaking women like secretary clinton speaking right now. you're here. what does this mean for you? >> monumental women is over the top ecstatic that in the midst of a pandemic we've been able to put the first statue of real women in central park in its 167 year history and it was not an easy journey for an all-volunteer nonprofit, small, to raise a million and a beautiful work of art and creating an education program and half dollars and to carry out the sculptor crafting this beautiful work of art and creating an education program and a challenge to municipalities to honor more women and people of color in their public spaces. for monumental women to have accomplished that today is just a dream come true. >> reporter: and it's an accomplishment i think it's important for our audience to know that even with sorjourner truth being here, that's the first time a black person is honored in a statue inside the park. what

. >>> brenda pittman was a 49-year-old music teacher at west marian elementary school in mississippi.oved her. after she died of complications from the coronavirus, her obituary described her like this. quote, a mother of two but helped raise half of marian county. you would have to look hard to find someone under 30 who didn't know, was not taught by or had not been fed by miss brenda. her death is travesty compounded by what happened the day after the funeral. that's when her husband charlie died of the coronavirus, too. one of their sons buck shared this photo on sunday. his parents with the caption, i know they are together in their heavenly home right now. i home they're waiting on me just like this. and this is dori ellis rays paula. doctors originally diagnosed her with covid-19 all the way in may. sometime later she went into a comba and her mother was at her bed side at cincinnati children's hospital almost nonstop for nearly three months. the 9-year-old put up a real fight. an admirable fight. a heroic fight. this week it turned out to be just too much. her mom, a single mom