bryan as a witness. that's pretty unusual to ask a prosecutor to take the stand to defend in effect his point of view, but briyan as you know wa a famous speaker accepted the challenge he said i'll accept being examined by the defense if after that's finished you allow me to cross examine them as well, and not just darro but all on the defense. there were three altogether. now the trial could finally become the contest of faith and darrow as the most experienced and famous trial attorney on the defense team was going to conduct cross-examination, and here's a photo. you see darrow in the center there, and on the left bryan sitting in a chair ready to be cross examined. the court stenographer is to the left of darrow sitting down in the short sleeves. and this is how the cross-examination began. you have given considerable thought to the bible, haven't you. yes, sir, i've tried to. for the next two hours he had a cascade of questions. do you believe a whale followed jonah, do you believe joshua made the s

bryan logrÓ salir caminando entre las llamas, pero con mÚltiples quemaduras en su cuerpo. terminó lo que era un dÍa tranquilo para vanessa y sus cuatro hijos, esperaba que bryan de 22 aÑos de edad llegara de trabajar, su telÉfono sonÓ y recibiÓ la noticia que ninguno quisiera escuchar jamÁs. >> su esposo tuvo un accidente y la verdad no les creÍa, pensÉ que era una broma. >> la verdad entre en shock. >> el camiÓn chocó contra otro automotor generando fuerte explosiÓn, bryan logró salir caminando luego que su ropa fuera consumida por el fuego y uno de los testigos que causo estas imÁgenes fue el que se comunicÓ con vanessa. >> no se podÍa reconocer. bryan sufriÓ quemaduras en el 58% de su cuerpo. >> tenÍa su cabello quemado, su cara, a la mano lo que le alcancÉ a ver eran ampollas fuertes, nunca habÍa visto. >> para vanessa la apariencia fÍsica no es lo realmente importante. >> solamente serÁn cicatrices, lo que queremos es que Él esté de regreso en casa. >> cicatrices que no borrarÁ la sonrisa a quienes lo rodean. >> bryan va a tener que someterse hace cirugÍas entre cuatr

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that was bryan's understanding of it. he said if you want to teach evolution in new york city, that is fine with me, but do not teach it in tennessee because the majority of people in tennessee don't want it taught here. he was definitely right about that. the legislature had passed the bill overwhelmingly earlier in the year. the guy on the left, clarence darryll, the great radical lawyer, agreed to have the defense for scopes only that he -- after he learned that brian was going to be on the prosecution team. darrow had once been a fan of brian and campaigned for him. but now, 30 years later, darrow reviled brian as a faux intellectual. as a symbol of what he said was despair and bigotry. financing the defense, paying darrow salary and other defending lawyers, was the aclu. the american civil leaders union, they sought as defensive free speech. they said we don't care about science against christianity. we just believe that teachers in public schools should be able to teach what they believe is the truth about science.

bryan llenas is live with the latest for us. hey, bryan. >> hey, dana.led to speak tonight here in latrobe, pennsylvania at the airport in the hanger at 7:00 p.m. tonight, this is his second visit to the battleground state of pennsylvania in two weeks. westmoreland county where latrobe is trump country, a county he won by 64% of the vote in 2016. we are just getting data. a new poll just released shows that former vice president joe biden is ahead, in the lead over president trump in pennsylvania by eight points. that's 52 to 44%. this is of likely voters, not just registered voters. the next question they asked, what was the most important issue to likely voters in pennsylvania. 29% said that it was the economy. that was by far the most important issue to people here in pennsylvania followed by coronavirus law and order and then racial inequality. on the question of who you trust more on the issues, well, former vice president joe biden won on that on every issue except for the economy. on handling the economy, trump has 52% versus biden's 45%. on handl

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. >>> i'm bryan, we'll take a live look outside right now. a red flag warning in effect again and tonight the bay area is bracing for scorching temperatures. that has prompted a spare air alert for tomorrow. we will begin with meteorologist. >> there's a lot there to unpack, bryan. the main thing we are going to experience is the heat and i'm going to talk about that next but first the headline has to be the red flag warning. doesn't expire until 9:00 on monday. the number one reason for this in addition to the winds is how dry the air is going to get in the mountains overnight. i'm going to play this forward to tomorrow at 4:00 and that's a huge difference. relative humidity are reading as low as, they are going to be in the teens tomorrow. if we watch the winds, watch the brighter colors pick up tomorrow and follow the stream lines. that's your off shore wind. that gets us to early tomorrow morning. monday morning sunday morning the first wave and a little bit of a break sunday afternoon before the second wave comes back in. that's why this

. >>> nueve meses despuÉs de la tragedia el accidente del helicÓptero de kobe bryan acaba de impulsars fallecidas en el lugar de un accidente o crimen, luego de la tragedia del 26 de sereno donde murieron bryan y su hija y otras salte persona, ocho agentes fueron acusados de tomar o compartir fotos del accidente. >>> el gobierno mexicano cerraÁa la prisiÓn federal de puente grande en el estado de jalisco, y la cÁrcel que albergaba a presos de alta peligrosidad se hizo celebre porque de allÍ se fugo fugÓ el chapo en el 2001, raÚl tiene la informaciÓn. >>> es una prisiÓn muy familia tosa en mÉxico porque es muy dura, y porque de allÍ se escaÓo el chapo guzmÁn te saludo desde la capital mexicaÉxico el gobie anunciÓ el cie y rre de la prisiÓn, prision para capos de crimen organizado para secuestradores y para asesinos, y todos, de alta melo gpeligros escapÓ de allÍ y dicen que salÓo un carro de va lindo rÍa y otro desgradosado de custodia y familiares de internos estÁn en destaco cuerdo con el cierre. >>> tenemos nuestra familia aqÍi y el proceso aquÍ, y pues si por sÍ es muy lento. >>> e

and constantly butted heads with william jennings bryan. which is interesting because his daughter ruth bryan owen is on this side of the picture. we have a press account when these two ruths were sworn into the house, they came down the center aisle together arm in arm. and wowed the members and the press because here are two daughters of avowed political enemies. if we go back into the picture -- this is mary norton. this woman here is another one of the interesting characters. florence kahn of california, who represented a large portion of san francisco. and she is another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee. like edith nours rogers, she was another woman very involved in her husband's political career. when he passed away, she was asked to run for the seat, she decided she was going to stay on. she stayed on for more of a decade. she is the first jewish woman elected to congress and she is also the first woman to be appointed to the prestigious appropriations

that's a very difficult or very complex question there bryan us journalists we have very limited very rare access to the new facilities i myself was there a couple days ago for the visit of the new council president shatner so we were just driven quickly through the new facilities and had a little glimpse of what the people who would kind of situation they would kind of state the camp was in back then it seemed like the camp was being put in place and in a rush the ground just strictly prepared with bulldozers and then tents being crammed constructed on top without proper insulation. and without proper preparing it for. expected heavy rainfall and. now starting in and fall and winter for example also we've been talking to people who are inside and they tell us that there is still a lack of access to facilities to toilets to medical attention even food distribution a lot of distribution seems to be an issue from from what you're hearing so probably not much better than then or you can also another important fact is that this property where the campus be constructed on was a former mili

bryan llenas' lives for us in brooklyn with more on his inspirational story. bryan?month we honor dr. franklin chang diaz, who not only with a nasa astronaut for 25 years, but even at age 70, is continuing to push the boundaries of space exploration. >> they are trying to make transportation in space go fast. >> dr. franklin chang diaz is the founder of ad astra, a rocket propulsion company dedicated to the development of an advanced plasma rocket. >> can you explain in layman's terms what you are doing and what your company is trying to accomplish? >> imagine a mission to mars in the matter of maybe two months instead of the better part of a year that it takes today to get to mars. >> the new rocket engine will be ready to fly within three years, chang diaz says. for the 70 year old, it's the combination dumb acclamation of an illustrious career in space as the first hispanic and astronaut. >> the moment of lift off on first flight was something i will never forget. it's a tremendous ride. >> boy newco street at just 18 years old, chang diaz came to the united state

bryan llenas is live on the story for us in louisville. bryan? >> harris, good afternoon.for kenneth walker, breonna taylor's boyfriend who police they fired the first shot that wounded officer johnathan mattingly as police raided the apartment, says that the kentuce ballistics report could not conclude that walker's firearm fired that shot that wounded the officer. fox news has not seen this report, and the kentucky state police have not released it. but walker's attorney offered the following excerpts from the report. "due to limited markings of comparative value, the 9-millimeter bullet that hit and exited mattingly was neither identified nor eliminated as having been fired from walker's gun." walker did fire one shot, but he has maintained that it was a warning shot. he didn't know it was police at the door. last week, though, kentucky attorney general daniel cameron said that ballistics show that walker's bullet did hit the officer, and the officers then returned fire in self-defense, ultimately killing breonna taylor. meantime, the attorney general said last week the

he's employed by bryan him to take care of his property and he'll also be responsible for this new plantation agnes' from helmholtz environmental project. evolved is also a member of the team with a doctorate in agriculture and many years' experience with aid organizations in africa he's a valuable asset to the project for me. and done for me one crucial aspect was that the people who come here learn from those who live here. that it not be a project that is imposed on them matters to me if you notice it for me otherwise it would be post-colonialism post-colonialism. if. it. is tough physical work is in sharp contrast to the contemplative mood of the previous days. they know. that they're not covered by half of this national when we 1st got here i was a bit taken aback. i thought we were going to plant the cuttings and earth or sandy soil but it was more like a stone quarry. i never imagined it would be hard labor with picks and shovels what i would call men's work. i hadn't expected it but i accept the way it is. and it's also really rewarding to see you've achieved something that the one wh

he's employed by bryan him to take care of his property and he'll also be responsible for this new plantation agnes found helmholtz environmental project. evolved is also a member of the team with a doctorate in agriculture and many years' experience with.

she befriended jeffrey, who received bryan's kidney and pancreas.ar, terri immediately volunteered to donate her own kidney, which is now living on with bryan's other organ inside of jeff." so it's a very generous act of selflessness. >> kelly: incredible. >> ryan: two acts of selflessness. >> kelly: and what are the chances that they would all be compatible that way? i mean, what a miracle. what a miracle. wow. >> ryan: meant to be. all right, let's see, tomorrow lisa rinna will be with us. >> kelly: and nia long will be with us. >> ryan: plus a performance by natasha bedingfield. that's all coming up tomorrow. until then, have a great day. enjoy your snack. >> kelly: you too. mwah! - today on "tamron hall," a juicy new summer novel from "america's next top model" alum, jay manuel, and artistic expression during these tough times. fashion designers using face masks as a new canvas, how to tell a powerful story with pictures, and the secret to capturing your family's photo journal with nigel barker. plus, a lucky tam-fam member gets an at-home wardr

. >> bryan, the floor is yours to react. do you see it the way michael does period of volatility within a narrow band or do you see something different? >> i'd like to give you a little controversy and difference of opinion but i think we're probably very close to being on the same page. once labor day came and went without a stimulus bill and started getting into election season, it became increasingly more difficult for washington to get a stimulus package through prior to the election, it's probably off the table there was some folks hoping for action in a lame duck session between the election and the inauguration the passing of justice ginsburg makes that increasingly difficult. i think that was -- that would have ban heavy lift to start with the pazi ipassing of justice gi makes it tougher stimulus is probably punted to 2021 now we have the raised prospect of a government shutdown not this week or not kayla was talking about some of the controversy surrounding getting a bill passed by september 30th in order to avoid a

. >>> personal de la magistrada, bryan johnson como las que de seguro realizaba ginsburg rigurosas sesiones con covid-19, más casos con más de 800 mil contagios, texas los otros estados con más contagios con casi 460 mil y la florida cerca de 700 mil casos, completa de la explicación, esta decisión del gobernador ha generado el apoyo como el rechazo, muy buenas noches, carla, cómo está el ambiente en las calles. >>> vanessa ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches, pues aquí el ambiente hasta en la tarde era gente pasando por el boulevard, a partir desafían la orden del gobernador ron desantis que entramos en fase 3, que los negocios pueden oeprar y a su máxima capacidad los rrtes y las personas si lo desean no es obligatorio el uso de mascarilla (habla en inglés). >>> esta orden ejecutiva también prohíbe a los gobiernos locales cerrar negocios o cobrar multas relacionadas con la pandemia por el uso de la mascarilla, los expertos reaccionaron ante la decisión. >>> me parece irresponsable que un líder como el gobernador no esté tomando en consideración que este virus no se ha ido, que la epidemia continú

bryan llenas, to you. >> yeah, neil.dent has visited pennsylvania and less than two weeks. last time i spoke to you, obviously a very important battleground stage. he won the state in 2016 by less than one percentage point. he's going to be speaking here at 7:00 p.m. tonight at the airport hangar, and he won of this county was 64% of the votes. this is drum country appeared on the heels of what we're seeing, new information from some of the polls. showing a race that is tightening among registered voters. it shows that biden has just a four-point lead over trump, 49-45. that is a shrinking lead compared to the same poll that was done at the end of july, which showed a 13-point lead. we are also receiving new information from a quinnipiac won that was a release just this afternoon, and in that format, it shows that biden has a lead over trump by eight points among likely voters. not just registered voters, but likely voters. in that poll, it showed that voters believe that the economy is the most important issue. as a mat

the whistle-blower former marone and fbi director bryan murphy also says he was told to play down theand instead to focus on left wing groups so that government intelligence reports would more closely track the president's campaign rhetoric. cnn's justice correspondent jessica schneider joins us now with more on this controversy. whistle-blower said he was told scrub the books because the president might get annoyed. >> yeah. that's exactly right, john. drawing a lot of questions today, especially from capitol hill, but this whistle-blower, bryan murphy, he was in charge of intelligence and analysis at dhs before he was reassigned this summer, but he puts forward in this complaint his claims that the top two trump appointees at dhs, the acting secretary chad wolf as well as ken cuccinelli, he says they repeatedly pressed dhs officials to modify these intelligence assessments to do two things, to downplay the russian interference in this country, including in the upcoming election, and then also to downplay the threat from white supremacists, specifically murphy says that the acting se

when we go down on tuesday, that's when we will get those offshore winds that bryan mentioned earlier . good news for the temperatures but not so good for the concerns of fire up in the mountains. in fact, let's get the correct seven day. i apologize for that not showing up. i want to make sure i get the right numbers on the screen, come on seven-day, where did you go. i will have to share that with you at the 6:00 hour.>>> here's what's popping, giants about to beat an old friend, the a's have already made some noise and want to finish in the kentucky derby. and as nfl initial rosters were cut to 53, what a >>> baseball up top, das, if you fall off a horse, you got to get right back on. shortstop, fernando, shut amount 7-0 leslie. matt olson got a good night sleep. shot a first inning triple, first of his career. that got the a's going. next inning, the newcomer cracked a double, scoring another run. and then jonah, with a single for another run. next batter, laureano, deep into the virtual, oakland won 8- 4, snapped a three-game losing streak that dated back to last thursday. now he

he's employed by bryan him to take care of his property and he'll also be responsible for this new plantation agnes' farm help environmental project. evolve is also a member of the team with a doctorate in agriculture and many years' experience with aid organizations in africa he's a valuable asset to the project for me. and done for me one crucial aspect was that the people who come here learn from those who live here. that it not be a project that is imposed on them matters to me but if you notice it for me otherwise it would be post-colonialism this push color. these tough physical work is in sharp contrast to the contemplative mood of the previous days. you know. that they are not covered by us but with their start when we 1st got here i was a bit taken aback. i thought we were going to plant the cuttings and earth or sandy soil but it was more like a stone quarry. i never imagined it would be hard labor with picks and shovels what i would call men's work. i hadn't expected it but i accept the way it is. and it's also really rewarding to see you've achieved something. with it after one of

reportero: la mamÁ de vanessa bryan viviÓ en esta casa que le regalÓ kobe con mucho amor para que vivajaba veÍa su padre y a mi nieta como siempre. mi hija dijo: cuÁl casa vendemos dijo? reportero: saliÓ de la casa donde vivÍa. en este momento vivieron apartamento que le paga su hija. >> ella paga el apartamento. tengo hasta marzo 21. reportero: por quÉ alejarse de usted? >> es la pregunta. el primer texto que recibÍ de mi hija fue porque... la hacia estrÉs. mucho. reportero: independientemente del dinero extraÑa sus nietas. >> sÍ. [llanto] mucho. fui a buscarlas. y me quitaron de la lista. reportero: las cosas se le complican. mientras kobe estuvo vivo ella vivÍa bajo su amparo. >> Él me dijo " no te preocupes, estÁs cubierta de todo" . reportero: le doliÓ mucho la partida de kobe. >> demasiado. se fue parte de mÍ. reportero: muchos preguntan dÓnde tanlos restos? >> estÁn en un cementerio. reportero: por quÉ no se hizo pÚblico el lugar? >> para que descansen en paz. reportero: vanesa reaccionÓ a las palabras de su madre. dijo que apoyaron econÓmicamente y que lo sigue haciendo. dijo q

and they don't go for a referee, as bryan cranston said. they go for an interpreter.e you're not sure sometime, you get into a fight with your spouse because you think they meant something else. this way, you say, oh, that's what he meant by that. - yeah. - yeah. i mean, kelly ripa and mark consuelos talked about the time they were having a fight in their first year of marriage, and he threw her wedding ring out the window. now a lot of people might have thought, this guy's crazy. but she really loved him, and she really got it. and she said, "look, you're just scared. and i'm scared, too." - yeah. - wow. - and they went out -- - they went out and found the ring. so the thing is, is that you can get through this -- - i love that. -- if you really love somebody. what did they say, a successful marriage is when two people don't go crazy at the same time. so he went crazy, and she didn't. - i can't think of two better people to have provided the path to love. marlo and phil's new book, "what makes a marriage last" is available now. thank you both. thank you, marlo, for e

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bnick bryan news, new york. katty: you're watching bbc "world news america."ll to come onsrogram, a harrowing video appears tohow a naked woman being stalked and killed in northern mozambiqu an investion looked into who is responsible for the atrocity. katty: a former chinese real estate tycoon has been sentenced to 18 years in jail on corruption charges. he disappeared from the public eye after criticizing presidents xi' response to the coronavirus. here is bbc's china analyst carrie allen. carrie: if you asked me who he was in 2014, he was a really powerful figure online. he had a lot of influence and tens of millions of f rlowers, and lly challenged the status quo. he was very outspoken he sometimes made of barbed comments about the communist party, and they struggled to rein hn in. in relat corruption, it is hard to tell in china because he was a millionaire. he was a huge siness tycoon. we are not entirely sure what we do know is that for a long period of time, the government was unsettled with the growing voice he had online, and the fact he had this dis

. >>> kicked off with opening performances from luke bryan, eric church, thomas rhett and carrie underwood were nominated for entertainer of the year. >> it was a tie for the award going home to both thomas rhett and carrie underwood. >> old dominion won the award for group of the year. >> let's check back in with janessa webb who's watching so much more than just sally even with sally doing so much trouble even now >> we're still watching this tropical depression because the carolinas, you're up next. we're not out of the woods the flood threat, the feeder bands that are going to cause the severe weather threat from raleigh, durham to the charlotte area record breaking rain a few tornlados could spark up and we'll continue to watch at least a good amount of 5 to 6 inches across the carolinas,0s mostly cloudy conditions across the northeast. a few rain drops across richmond >>> and i feel like i've been saying this a lot. the tropics is just beginning. i have more storms we're watching >> that's the thing, we've got another six to agts weeks in hurricane season thank you so much. >>> kanye

bryan llenas, as the protests get underway. molly.ly: a lot to cover on this story, another city that's also been rocked by protests. mayor of rochester, new york, saying there will be a new interim head of the police department. alex hogan has been following all of this, tracking it from new york city. eye alex. >> hi, molly. that's right after many protests there, the mayor in lovely rochester, announcing new face of the police department. >> given all that's happening in our own community and across the nation, it's abundantly clear that additional police practices must be altered and improved. >> sylvia sullivan, served for 24 years, previously held a role examining deaths in police custody. this follows the death of daniel prude. in george floyd in minnesota, dan prude in new york, and breonna taylor echoing calls in protest to say their name in the demand for justice. gatherings in boston, massachusetts. in nevada activists take over the las vegas strip. democratic vice-president nominee kamala harris calling for the need for th

tomorrow on the show, luke bryan. augh >> kelly: and camila mendes will also be here.] >> ryan: i'm gonna go listen to that soundtrack. >> kelly: thank you for making me laugh. >> ryan: thank you for the performance. bye, guys. >> kelly: bye. [upbeat music] ♪ >> announcer: tomorrow on "live," luke bryan and, from "riverdale," camila mendes. nouncer: th mfrom gifted tykes to brilliant teens. from athletic prodigies to musical geniuses. plus, you too can accomplish incredible things. correspondent adrienne bankert shares how you can unleash your hidden power of kindness. an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [rock music] ♪ - welcome to an all-new "tamron hall show" from my home, and we're gonna have a little fun today. my amazing team searched high and low for little kids with lots of talent. hgrowing up, me and my cousins, we would do these talent shows, and i was always the emcee, because i was short on talent, but i could talk. hence, the reason i'm here. [laughs] but anyway, from brooklyn to brazil, california to canada, we tracked down some of the most talented kids

reporter: the show will feature 20 performance was some of the industry's biggest stars including luke bryand taylor swift who makes her first acm appearance in seven years. kelsea ballerini is also among the performers and nominees. she says they're ready. >> i just have to like pat everyone on the back because it's been so safe, and everyone's taking every precaution to get music to people that do it the right way. i think that represents country music so well. >> reporter: the 55th annual academy of country music awards airs tonight right here on cbs. >>> chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the acms. we'll speak with singer kelsea ballerini about her female artist of the year nomination and her new album. >>> plus, in our "pushing the limits," series. we'll show how some olympic athletes are getting creative to stay in shape after the summer games were postponed. >>> and an update on schools and covid as students in the nation's largest public school district begin their first day of virtual learning. that's the "cbs morning news" for this w

for corporations we debated the issue with social issues commentator anthony bryan logan and political activist anthony rogers right. it is of course very sad that we needed government intervention and for more diversity on these corporate boards the bottom line is that there have always been qualified people of color unqualified women who just don't have the access to these corporations and it's just important that we do and it's also beneficial to these corporations for their bottom line when they have people on their boards who are representative of their consumers that's better for their bottom line and we've seen that as expressed in forbes magazine in bloomberg magazine as well actually you know the bottom line of these companies they already do it ok because at the end of the day they're trying to make money go to the most important part all that matters is have it the most qualified people on the board in a company to have your company get the best chance to succeed ok if it fails and if they but having the government intervene and say hey you got to hire that person that perso

does that make a difference i think it really does i think it really is a real problem bryan i mean of course it's normal for these speeches by the leader in the general debate to be used as grandstanding opportunities and we've certainly seen plenty of that today who we're going to talk about that sure in a moment but still like the event every year in new york is unique in the diplomatic calendar is the only time when all of these leaders get an opportunity to come together and this what happens outside that chamber and outside those speeches that they're really masses when there are opportunities for their lives and also their teams to talk to each other and have kind of serendipitous seek out which you know can be fruitful so it is a real concern particularly for believe as in diplomacy believe as in the power of the multilateral there's and we heard today beginning with the present. trumpy opened the assembly on the day that america surpassed the 2000 mark the death toll from the pandemic 200200 i mean that's the highest level in the world in of moves characteristically for donald

used tear gas on the crowds of protesters 2 officers were shot and wounded during the unrest as it bryan is executive director of u.c.l.a.'s black policy project.

and then if we do have a 2nd wave of cold it in the middle east do you think these economies concern bryan and how. well if the 1st wave showed us the countries with efficient in managing the 1st wave they have introduced swift strong and stringent measures to protect lives and those who started early were able to open up earlier. and also we saw an investment in the health care infrastructure and this is something that is video useful going forward what is going to be important is how to balance between opening up and put acting lives how to make sure that some of the services. education is an important one delivering public services as well as also helping some of the sectors that where hardly hit like dirt is a transportation to to cover and above all is how to help balance to get. into the new sectors of the economy and then with course we have the oil importing countries we have egypt and jordan and lebanon how do you think they'll fare well here i think each country is different of course the drop in oil was used for them on reducing the cost of energy but on the other hand the remin

when well when you fall bryan to the woodchip he really does receive a new one with a smile receive the whole time and so if he could do that for ryan who was your experience person what can you do to donald trump we experience the government and really doesn't have a clue about how government works now because it's a man who knows exactly how government works is the son of experience the great mind i just want to say for bring back when it's well joe biden this debate is all i. that's the least he's going to have to do because he's really got the inverse situation now paul ryan knew the substance but didn't have the overconfidence donald trump does while many lacks the substance cristen the converse question for you if trump would listen to anybody and you were that anybody what advice would you give him for tuesday night. i would tend to focus on 2 things the 1st being social media censorship and legislation around that and the 2nd being law and order legislation and really has to do is bring to picture exactly what happened this week for 2 elderly citizens dining in st petersburg flo

so give it up for the one and only luke bryan.ke. >> first of all, congrats on just obviously the contribution of dick's sporting goods, man. i'm so -- i've been following your story and i even remember every morning my wife and i, we watch -- we watch "gma" as we're getting the kids going and i remember seeing your story originally and to find out you're a fan of mine is amazing. but just thank you so much for all your contributions to these kids and it's so important. i mean, i had teachers and coaches, they still have lasting advice and life lessons burned into my brain and, man, everybody at "gma" and certainly abc, man, we're just so glad we can help you continue spreading so much positivity to these children out there, man. i'm so glad i got to meet you. >> wow, i'm really happy i got to meet you too. it's like a dream come true. >> a little speechless. i'm curious, luke. what made matthew's story stand out to you? >> well, just obviously watching him get tickets to the nba finals and watching him and his mentor have -- just

the federal judiciary was right at the top of the lurch today i am nominating chief judge merrick bryan garland to join the supreme court back in 201610 months before the election president barack obama named merrick garland to fill a vacancy on the supreme court it was caused by the death of a conservative justice the republicans refused to push for a voter's nomination insisting the election should be held 1st it was something senate democratic leader chuck schumer insists that a publican's should remember the senate has never confirmed a nominee to the supreme court this close to a presidential election if that was how leader mcconnell and senate republicans just to find their mindless obstruction of president obama's nominee surely they must abide by their own standard while donald trump wants the vote by november 3rd mitch mcconnell understands the politics at play here he knows that donald trump one in 2016 largely because of his promise to reshape the supreme court to put more conservatives on the bench and that same issue might just drive more supporters to his side come novembe