calvin, how are you doing tonight? >>i'm well. how are you, katie? thank you for doing this with me. >> of course, of course. this is going to be great fun. i'm excited to have this conversation. >> [inaudible]. we started working on this in 2017? >> yeah. >> she's been just invaluable in the process of making it. it's been a joy. >> so we wanted to start with some kind of first principles or some assumptions that we think we can make in this space because i think, you know, we have been -- we're in this moment where we're having another conversation, another national reckoning in talking about race in america, but we've been doing that as we know for a long long time. why don't we start -- let's start in the middle or let's start and make some things clear. one of the things i wanted to say is that we don't have to talk about or explain that we believe in the humanity of black americans, black people, all people of color in the u.s. we believe and we know about how structural racism works in this country. there's probably some other things that you

calvin. >> how are you doing tonight? >> thank you, katie for doing this for me. >> i'm excited to have the conversation. >> and we started working on this in 2017. >> yeah. >> and she's been invaluable in the process of making it. a joy. >> we started with some first principles or assumptions that we think we can make in this space because we're-- in this moment we're having another conversation, another national reckoning talking about race in america. we've been doing that as we know for a long, long time. why don't we start in the middle. or let's start and make some things clear. so one of the things i wanted to say is that we don't have to talk about it or explain that we believe in the humanity of black americans, black people, all people of color in the u.s. we believe and we know about how structural racism works in this country. there's probably some other things that you want to add to that list, calvin. >> a correction, we think that we know because it is the feel that storms us and so we're aware of this idea

cloud strike, those are hot, hot cloud companies apparel company pvh and we'll talk to manny tirico, calvin klein and tommy hilfiger mike santoli tracking market action as always steve liesman with new highlights from the fed's beige book joining us to talk tesla and pullback we're seeing is craig irwin from roth capital. mike, start us off with the market every group is higher except for energy you do have utilities and real estate and health care on top for a change. >> right, sara, it is defensive. laggards having a bit of a moment right now a little mean reversion, some big high flyers pulling back it is a positive if high momentum names can back and they must we'll see if that continues. there are erratic things you can point to that maybe say it's not going to last that way here is what i wanted to highlight. year-to-date s&p up 10.5%. that's without dividends, over 11.5% total return that's a shocker, i think, because you have a minus 34 in the middle of it you're doing better than the annual average already at the beginning of september it still does leave the idea that maybe we're

and a new—look everton beat spurs, thanks to this header from dominic calvin—lewin.u with us on this busy sunday in sport. it's at the cricket we start, as australia are chasing 232 to beat england at old trafford in their one day international, and with it clinch the series. england won the toss and elected to bat, hoping to avoid a first series defeat at home for five years. but the world champions struggled through their innings, as patrick gearey now reports. when you are world champions, you are entitled to show off, but if australians and they are always dangerous when there is something to aim at. australia kept control, thanks in pa rt australia kept control, thanks in part to a leg spinner on shame's birth date. two years ago they scored a81 against australia, but on a tricky pitch, it took the late hitting it to clear 200. chasing 232, they needed to pace themselves, so 232, they needed to pace themselves, so england brought on someone to hurry harry dunn. jofra archer west away at david warner and then marcus, who may only have seen this. —— someone marcus

as for calvin phillips, he has never represented inge a level and is yet to play in the premier league change this week and is yet to play in the premier league that will change this weekend for leeds united. what you make of him? he looks good. played in the tip and ship and holds the ball we ll in the tip and ship and holds the ball well but he will be nervous as having not represented in the any level and this is a massive state against the good side in denmark. hopefully he will get on the ball and be confident and try if you think if you play before your club to take it onto the field tonight for england. a dream come true for the pair in denmark and the build up oi'i the pair in denmark and the build up on bbc radio 5 live starts at seven p:m.. so, that game kicks off at 7:45pm tonight along with six other nations league fixtures. also in england's group are belgium and iceland, who're also in action. follow all the results on the bbc sport website and app. no fans at any of those games, of course, as is the case when the premier league gets under way this weekend. some good news

that meant he and his crew mates made a different in world war ii. >> hey calvin we have some amazingents for you to look at. this was the ship your dad was part of. they participated in invasions in saipan and okinawa. >> did something to me just to see the actual ship that i now know my father served on, fighting for freedom. >> this is a muster roll. unfortunately at this time you were dealing with segregation, right, and that n is for negro. >> oh, i see. >> black sailors were relegated to specific positions in some ways servitude. >> weird someone could take a risk for freedom for people who lived in europe and didn't get the respect he deserved when he came home. >> when you see a sailor now can thank your dad and others who paved the way for them to not be relegateed into second class citizenship within our own u.s. military. >> my father never talked about any of this to me. it makes me feel more whole. thank you all for it. was that your grandfather, leading armies to battle? was that your great-aunt, keeping armies alive? drafting the plans. taking the pictures. was it your

and calvinism said that there is a manifest destiny of your life. the man has said he is product of manifest destiny. the he would become president of united states. [applause] can say this to you because it's important to understand that by the fact that he has, by his truth with shoe have evidence by the things you are saying, you will know them by their fruit. has made here as the president of the united states. remember it says the promotion comes not from that east are the west but the south. god lifts went up and takes another down. [applause] that he has targeted the inner-city. and all of your evidence. he is doing a great job in the inner cities. it shows the favor of god is on the black community. the bible says not many wines are called and nominee noble are called. the base things of the world confound the wise. your assigned that revival is coming to black america. him. are joining with liar.ery man be a president, itan is a visible manifestation revival is here. continue to do a great job. it is your day. [applause] ♪ >> a nation divid

calvinism said there is a manifest destiny over your life. this man and his forefathers had said he, the product of man steps manifest destiny, that god determined before the foundation of the world that he would become the president of the united states. clearly, they say this because it's an important to understand that by his fruit, which you have all evidenced by the same you're saying, your fruit, the priorities of scripture he's made here is the president of the united states. it's not from the east nor the west, but it lifts one man up and puts another down. god made this man president. [cheering and applauding] and the fact that he's targeting inner cities in all of your evidence that he is doing a great job in the inter-cities, it shows the favor of god is on the black community. the bible says not many are called, but you are the sign that a revival is coming to black america and god is using this land to do it. [cheering and applauding] we are joined with him because a revival is coming. let every man be a liar but the word of god

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the most popular president in the 1920s calvin coolidge who took office when harding died of a heart attack and re-elected in 1924. famously said in the 1920s the business of america is business. it was a prosperous time for a lot of americans, though certainly not all. stock prices were fairly high. wages were either stable or going up, depending on what occupation you were in. farmers are not doing, as well as they've done during world war 1, when farm prices went really high as they often do in wars but nevertheless, in many places in the country they were not doing so badly. there was one piece of legislation passed in 1924, one of actually a number of pieces of legislation on the issue of immigration. which gave a sense both of the power of what you might call the old stock americans, americans from mostly western european backgrounds, white in every case. but also gave a sense i think of the vulnerability that those people felt because so many catholics and eastern orthodox and jewish people had moved into the united states beginning in the 1880s and 1890s. so many african-amer

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and some of the world's largest a paragraph such as ph which owns calvin klein tommy hilfiger they've done on it already to ensure no links with the region however the issue is and remains of a supply chain in china it's so deeply rooted and opaque that it's nearly impossible to completely eliminate exposure to sheen junks cotton so given the nature of the business babycham burgers and the spending mills they don't actually disclose the source of their fabric because then the buyers would just buy. passon circumvent that so buyers have to go through agents and these audits are there no more than a box ticking exercise so once the con goes into action one bail is exactly the same as the other so enforcement is going to be very problematic and also ones that con actually makes its way into the garment it will literally be impossible to trace the source something we saw a lesser scale it was easier to trace but during the initial phases of the trade where we did see some things being mislabeled or maybe inadvertent inadvertently purposefully labeled as being from say vietnam instead of c

and president calvin coolidge said there are biological laws that were mixing with each other the directorof it and the health association in the 19 twenties said the united states was to allow immigrants in with these other racial groups that would being absolute ruin and there is a conference in new york and eugenics and how migration is dangerous and after that and they put all the exhibits together and shipped them off to congress for every member to look at as they walk into their chambers and then they created a committee and drafted a policy based on cutting-edge science tracing those belong there and that it would be catastrophic and biologically hazardous for the nation and that was in the 1920 immigration law with very strict racial quotas so basically no information up to the 19 sixties to shape the face of the nation so there are all these fears about immigration and at the same time there is a lot of underestimation about what migration is and the scale of it so one fun example is about the conti keep draft. about polynesia nearly days of the exploration james r-uppercase-lett

possibly profit taking there pvh saw strong expand for casual wear the owner of van heusen, calvin kleinilfiger is seeing climb in europe and new york america a drop in shipments to department stores. shares up a percent and a half and five below reporting a better than expected quarter nearly all locations are open again and the third quarter is off to a strong start. those shares up more than 6.5 this morning >>> thank you. check out the dollar today extending gains to a third straight session the best winning streak for the green back since may trimming bets against the dollar and selling to the euro as the central bank is worried that that currency would rise only 1% above the 28-month low it hit earlier this week let's talk more of that with kit. it has been a while. good to have you, sir. the green back, is it still the preferred currency >> yes there is no contest from anyone else the world would be a better place if the folks in second and third place were a little closer that would be healthy. a strong euro doesn't mean the euro is about to become the world's currency that means

doesn't have some of the sort of disparaging concerns that many would say was the problem with judge calvin our justice cavanagh now so in terms of things moving forward what we expect to see is that democrats will criticize the makeup of the court and how this could affect future decisions in the area of abortion as well as environmental rights even same sex marriage but most importantly the affordable care act in fact joe biden now to pull o.c. the top democrat the house of representatives and also chuck schumer the top democrat in the senate saying basically the same thing but the democratic presidential nominee joe biden saying it most poignantly in fact that he believes that the future of affordable health care hangs in the balance and that discouraging senators to confess not to confirm any kone barrett given the fact that they are fearful that in the midst of a pandemic that millions of americans could find themselves without health care if in fact the affordable care act is overturned thank you for that company how can't live for us at the white house when that's his'n to what the s

a former neighbor suddenly appears from her house calvin frontally voice lifting cows mitzvah 50 years for years ago yes hello good day. you know i have 2 children now i have a daughter now top a daughter that's lovely we've learned german you have the german i have work here now and even take created yourselves with us home that can't have been easy. yes and slowly we try to forget what happened to us here on earth but what it was well what happened he asked well don't talk about that and. it's difficult finding people in klaus needs to talk about the events of february 26th seen. it. i've seen it happen here started off. i've heard about it from people who lived there i'd say it's been blown out of proportion but are still. there no refugees living here any more back than they were about 20 this innovation within kinda. some of the children also went to the. sun little boy went to school and there was a list outside of all the things he needed to satchels for him everything was already there and here they are lots of people who struggle to buy all the things their children need to st

the line calvin. death may bring some satisfaction to cambodians but more than 4 decades after the fall of the camaro rouge the regimes painful legacy lives on. in the u.s. president donald trump visited the city of commercial wisconsin following days of unrest there trying to offer support for the police and the accused cues the black lives matter protesters of spreading what he called domestic terror they say he is not addressing the country's racial divide us. president trump arrived in commotion on choose day with a firm message of law and order he condemned last week's protests vowed to help local businesses damaged during the demonstrations as well as defending and praising law enforcement. to stop the political violence we must also confront the radical ideology that includes this violence reckless far left politicians continue to push the destructive message that our nation and our law enforcement are oppressive or racist they'll throw out any word. that comes to. the president's visits prompt

florida because the last president to win a -- the presidency without winning florida, republican, was calvinks in those terms. i'm sure he's looking hard at a cuban american jurdge in the mot pivotal state he's got and on the other side of it amy coney barrett does excite the conservative voters, excites the evangelical voters, anti-choice voters and excites voters on the other side of the aisle so you might say, maybe i go for the win in florida and i don't stoke up my base in quite the same way to stoke up theirs. >> david, we'll spend time in conversations over the next six weeks walking through this. appreciate your time today. >>> as the president prepares to make a pick, we'll take time to reflect on the remarkable legacy of justice ruth bader ginsburg. hope is the light in all of us that cannot be extinguished. to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. ♪ >>> to the remarkable legacy now of the late justice ruth bader ginsburg, a pioneer in women's law before sh

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the last republican to win the white house without florida was call invisible childr calvin coolidge.ichael bloomberg spent millions of dollars for two votes in american samoan. 1.5 million latinos are registered to vote in florida. biden campaign knows they have a lot to do and the trump campaign knows their some comfort there, especially narratives of communism and false equivalencies to castro and biden. that's why biden is going to florida on tuesday and i'll be with him and curious to see how much of bloomberg's $100 million is going to go to television ads. you can go and shake as many hands as you want. >> statistically, joe biden's campaign way out in front compared to the president on television ads. you know? so we'll see how much of a game changer that could be ultimately. thank you so much for that. >>> next, president trump is hosting a rally in nevada again tonight and his supporters are already lining up. is his law and order message resonating in key battle grournd states? >>> and much more. fragrance essential miss infused with natural essential oils into a mist. from

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calvin shoenfeld of new jersey was 83, a commercial artist married to sheila for 60 years with two childrenn. his daughter says cal loved going to museums and making people laugh with his jokes. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next wreckless the president risking the lives of his supporters holding another crowded indoor event as the president says, quote, nothing more could have been done when it comes to the pandemic. plus a man hunt tonight authorities ramping up the search for a person who ambushed two l.a. county sheriff's deputies. mayor compton is out front. and the situation growing more dangerous by the minute in the gulf of mexico. hurricane sally rapidly intensifying as it heads straight for the gulf coast. let's go out front. good evening. i'm erin burnett "outfront" tonight trump's disregard for human life the president holding his sencond indoo

. >> no republican has won the white house without carrying florida since calvin coolidge in 1924 so is crucial for trump. he's now claiming residency in palm beach. during a recent visit to the state, the president announced a ten-year expansion of the ban of oil drilling off the coast after they expressed concerns how drilling might affect tourism all in an effort to shore up votes. >> this protects your beautiful gulf and ocean. >> reporter: both are making a play for puerto rican voters. tens of thousands of people fled after hurricane maria. and will soon vote in his first presidential election. >> what did you make of president trump's response to the hurricane hitting puerto rico? >> well, not sufficient islight. inadequate. >> reporter: perhaps attitudes like that inspire the trump administration to suddenly announce $13 billion in aide to help rebuild puerto rico three years after the storm. for his part, biden is also promising to rebuild the island's infrastructure. he recently visited florida as well, to mark hispanic heritage month. >> reporter: they're flooding the air

feeling the loss of a member in line of duty felt on the same day another officer took his own life, calvinliams calling this a terrible tragedy. take a listen. >> two officers in one night is really bad. he was what we call policeman policeman, he worked hard for the city they loved. >> police under the country are under high scrutiny after continued protests that started memorial day weekend after the killing of george floyd and now continuing today through labor day weekend, eric. eric: and alex, what are the organizers where you are at, what are they saying on what they expect today and what they want? >> alex: well, they are saying they want 60 days of continued protests, the 59th day leading up to the election. i should note that all of these organizations are coming together, this is not one group with one vision, they have various opinions when it comes to the role that they want police to take but they are united on one demand, they want to vote president trump out of office. this gathering is expected to feature speakers and we are hearing one behind us right now and continued eff

president has won the white house without carrying the state of florida since 1924, and that was calvin coolidge, so, yes, you could say it's a must-win for donald trump which may explain why he has been here now 11 times this year, 29 electoral votes up for grabs. joe biden making his first visit here in quite some time. he hasn't been here to florida in just about a year. he's coming here to central florida, as you said, and he will be marking hispanic heritage month, part of his effort to try to bring in some of the hispanic voters to the biden tent. joe biden launching a new spanish language tv ad in florida called they say a lot, all part of an effort to woo hispanic voters. the ad claims to dispel the untruths that the campaign says donald trump is spreading about biden. trump, meanwhile, has his own ads. team trump seems to want to convince hispanic voters that biden would turn the united states into a socialist country. >> trump has tried to tie joe biden to socialism, really instilling fear in some voters. does that seem to be working? >> trump has done a really good job of jus

>> the last republican to go to the white house without florida is calvin coolridge.ida, we will know about 8:00 where it is headed and i do believe if joe biden wins florida, and we know at a relatively early hour you can go to bed knowing who the next president will be and it will not be donald trump. >> i am making sure we recorded what you just said. gooed to see you as always. all right. that is tonight's last word. i will see you in the morning at 8:00 a.m. eastern, coming to you live from "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins right now. >>> well, good evening once again. live pictures tonight of the tribute in lights that puts a lump in the throat of every new yorker every year on this day. the two blue beams in lower manhattan representing the buildings and all the souls lost. day 1,331 of the trump administration. 53 days to go until the presidential election. and today indeed we pause to mark the 19th anniversary of 9/11, the first such annual remembrance during a pandemic,

it's midmorning and calvin arrives at san francisco's street market to pick u pick u u food. >> i'veations from stores, bakeries, restaurants. a lot of extra stuff they have they throw it away. it can go to people who really need it. >> the donations he picks up are perishable foods restaurants rea markets can't sell. >> anybody can call food runners and donate any food. >> food runners was picking up about 18 tons of food a week. it was taken to stores and food kitchens where it was converted into meals until covid-19 hit. >> a lot of people are not being fed in the dining room but they're being given individual meals on the sidewalk. >> reporter: food runners had to figure out another way to distribute the food it was given so it started making its own meals. >> we make the menu daily on what we have that day. >> reporter: food runners now prepares 12,000 individually packed food a week. some goes to low income groups like north beach citizens get meals daily that it hands out to the community. >> because they have these professional chefs we've had potato leak soups and bread pudd

. >> reporter: no republican has won the white house without carrying florida since calvin coolidge in 1924. florida is crucial for trump. he is claiming residency in palm beach. during a recent visit to the state, the president announced a ten-year extension to the ban of florida drilling off of the coast, after officials voiced concern how drilling might affect tourism here. all to shore up votes. >> this protects your beautiful gulf and your beautiful ocean. >> reporter: both campaigns are making a play for puerto rican voters. tens of thousands of people fled puerto rico after hurricane maria hit in 2017 and resettled in florida. mario rosa relocated and will soon vote in his first presidential election. what did you make of president trump's response to the hurricane hitting puerto rico? >> well, not sufficient, putting it lightly. inadequate. >> reporter: perhaps attitudes like that inspire the trump administration to announce $13 billion in aid to help rebuild puerto rico, three years after the storm. for his part, biden is also promising to rebuild the island's infrastructure.

joining me to discuss is executive director at the national cyber security alliance calvin coleman.you believe we're better equipped to handle cyber attacks than four years ago? >> first of all, thank you for having me today. absolutely we're so much more prepared today than we were four years ago. we have the benefit of looking at what we did not do so well four years ago and improving upon that. they audiocassette about the all of nation approach. it's going to take federal government, state government, local government. it's going to take private sector and organizations like the national siebcyber security alliance to make sure we're continuing to improve as these foreign add vversaries continue attack us. >> microsoft says hackers targeted more than 200 organizations but it took them this long to tie the activity to the russians because they have gotten so much savvier. how much does that concern you? >> it concerns me a great deal. the microsoft report was a great report in highlighting hour aggressive these foreign actors are in trying to steal information. to your point, thi

for one thing, no republican has won the white house without florida since calvin coolidge in 1924.est if biden takes florida, his odds of winning the electoral college are 95% but it could be a nail-biter. the latest quinnipiac poll shows a tight race with biden up by just three points right now, 59 days out from the election. joining us now is mark caputo, senior political reporter for politico in florida, and mark, be our eyes on the ground there in florida. what are you seeing? what are you hearing from voters about this race and who might have the momentum at this point? >> oh, really depends on who you talk to. we're really a polarized state. in fact, 2000 was a good intro to this because it was at that point that we really saw how equally divided this state has been, and like the past, what, four, five, top of the ticket races have been decided by about a point orless. in 2018, two or actually three of the races were decided by less than half a point so it just gives you an idea of how close it is. that quinnipiac poll you mentioned, quinnipiac has a tendency of polling flori

among those set to start closes are isabella and calvin. >> "ac 360" starts now. >>> so the president traveled to kenosha torn over the police shooting of a black man and never once mentioned that man jacob blake by name. the president travels around america, a nation torn by a pandemic and lately never mentions it at all. for the president it's the pandemic that shall not be named. john berman here for anderson. there is breaking news tonight on that front. a major new sign of how soon a vaccine might become available. this could be a seriously hopeful development but given the president's track record on the virus, there is reason to wonder if the timing might have more to do with politics than sound public health. late new detail the on that in just a moment. first, though, the president's effort as in kenosha to talk about anything but the matter at hand. more than 185,000 lives lost to the pandemic. the one that shall not be named. the case count is at best plateauing at a shockingly high level and at worse, it is spiking in yet another new region. this time the midwest. here is

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president calvin coolidge said there was biological laws that prevented people who were born in different continents from making or melding with each other. the director of the -- the president of the american public health association in the 192s says if the united states was to allow immigrants in who came from these other racial groups, these other subspecies, that would bring absolute ruin to society. there was a big conference in new york identity race science and eugenics and immigration would we dangerous and ebiologial hard of immigration and after that conference organized by mad sis down grant and henry fairfield as been -- as worship to the put the exhibited together and shipped them off to congress and exhibited in the halls of congress for every member of congress to look at. the leading describeties who created that conference, including madison grant, created a committee and they drafted a policy that was based on the cutting e. science of -- the traced the heritage back to lineas how different people belonged on different continents and were biological alien from each othe

adidas, badger sportswear, calvin klein, campbell soup company, coca-cola company, h&m, nike, patagoniand tommy hilfiger. >> nowadays, most things are made in china and clothing when it's made in china almost indicates that it's made by forced labor. >> these three congressmen voted against the bill, representative warren davidson, thomas massie of kentucky and justin amash of michigan. china says it has emptied many of the camps after successfully "reeducating indy radicalizing" muslim leaders. reuters reveals documents revealing that china is pushing tibetan rural workers into military-style training centers similar to the forced labor camps china established. >> john: clearly becoming a greater concern for the united states. meantime, mike pompeo warning china is using its consulate in new york city as a spy hub according to "the new york post" who did an interview with mike pompeo. his comments follow the arrest last week of the new york police department cop, the officer charged with spying on the chinese government. china denies the accusations. pompeo also told the post that he e

among those set to start closes are isabella and calvin. >> "ac 360" starts now. >>> so the president torn over the police shooting of a black man and never once mentioned that man jacob blake by name. the president travels around america, a nation torn by a pandemic and lately never mentions it at all. for the president it's the pandemic that shall not be named. john berman here for anderson. there is breaking news tonight on that front. a major new sign of how soon a vaccine might become available. this could be a seriously hopeful development but given the president's track record on the

. >> no republican has won the white house without carrying florida since calvin coolidge in 1924.is crucial for trump. he is now claiming residency in palm beach. and during a recent visit to the state, the president announced a ten-year extension of the ban on oil drilling off florida's coast. after officials voiced concern about how drilling might affect tourism here. all, an effort, it seems, to shore up votes. >> this protects your -- your beautiful gulf and your beautiful ocean. >> reporter: both campaigns are making a play for puerto rican voters. tens of thousands of people fled puerto rico after hurricane maria hit in 2017. and resettled in florida. mario rosa relocated, and will soon vote in his first presidential election. >> what did you make of president trump's response to the hurricane hitting puerto rico? >> well, not sufficient, putting it lightly. inadequate. >> reporter: perhaps, attitudes like that inspired the trump administration to, suddenly, announce $13 billion in aid to help rebuild puerto rico, three years after the storm. for his part, biden is, also, pr

>> well, the last republican to go to the white house without florida is calvin coolidge, so i feel prettye this thing is headed. i do believe in joe biden wins florida and we know at a relatively early hour, folks can go to bed knowing who the next president is going to be, and it's not going to be donald trump. >> i'm making sure we just recorded what you just said, and one way or the other that's going to come back to you. good to see you. steve schale joining us tonight. that's tonight's last word. iej going to see you tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. eastern. we'll be coming to you live from battleground minnesota this sunday. you don't want to miss that. "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins right now. >>> well, good evening once again. live pictures tonight of the tribute in lights that puts a lump in the throat of every new yorker every year on this day. the two blue beams in lower manhattan representing the buildings and all the souls lost. day 1,331 of the trump administration. 53 days to go until the presidential election. and today indeed we pause to mark the 19th anniversary

among those students will be isabella and calvin, but that delay is because there was a lot of pushback from the teacher's union, still concerned about safety measures in these schools. a lot of people will be focusing on this, but for parents out there worried about their children learning online, this is their opportunity to get them back in the classroom. >> and parents are still waiting to see if that's a date certain or if that changes. there's so much uncertainty. but bianna, thank you very much for all of that reporting. >>> so president trump is suggesting that people should vote twice. why is the president so concerned about voter fraud when the facts don't back it up? what's he really trying to say here? . for the past 25 years, masimo has been monitoring patients in hospitals around the world so that doctors and nurses can make sure you feel safe. as new challenges have arisen, we've grown to bring that same safety and support to the place that you want to be most. together. masimo. together in hospital. together at home. noticks and fleas?o simplifies protection. see ya! hea

last night i was checking this out on wal-mart.com/thread up, you can get a calvin klein dress at $19.99 of their stores across the country. cost just announced this month that they're launching a secondhand app called resell. and ikea just announced they're going to be having their second secondhand furniture store opening up in sweden. and it's not just them, you've got the kardashians selling their designer hand me downs which is why we spoke to the ceo of a company called ledbury how the resale market can help the loss of in-store traffic. >> wal-mart and nordstrom and other major retailers are saying how to we engage more of our customers online because they're not walking into the store and be able to offer thousands of skus looking for resale items, there's a big opportunity there. >> reporter: market is worth $24 billion, and i'm sure you have a lot of gold in your closet. back to you. ♪ ♪ melissa: unbelievable. used clothes in the times -- ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today with a full-throated defense of american history, american heritage, american culture

harding and calvin coolidge, the democrats meeting in july of 1920 in san francisco. they nominated james cox and franklin d. roosevelt as vice president in 1920. my question, did this issue play out in either party convention back then? >> yes, absolutely it did. at the republican convention there was -- there are a lot of photographs and images of the national women's party, including alice paul, herself, actually going to the convention and protesting outside the convention. you might ask why were they protesting at the republican convention, because republicans historically were more supportive of women's suffrage earlier than the democratic party. well, the reason was that they were marching toward trying to find this elusive 36th state to ratify. there were two states that were potential ratification possibilities, but they were both headed by republican governors and that was vermont and connecticut. what they did was go to the republican convention and protest outside to try to get warren harding to strong arm or force or convince those two republican governor