i have to ask, cary, why now and why wisconsin to bring this movie back to life? >> well, wisconsin, as you know, is an important battleground state and we need to win wisconsin in order to remove this president from office. so we decided to put all of our focus and effort on trying to help wisconsin turn blue in november. >> and why do you feel like this is going to help that cause? >> well, we're certainly going to raise a lot of money, but we also want to raise awareness to what wisconsin is going through. even before the pandemic, the state led the nation in foreign bankruptcies. one in seven people in wisconsin now have lost their jobs, and along with it their health insurance. suicide rates are up by 40%. there's nothing this administration has done to help the majority of people of that state. and so we want to make that clear to people so that when they go out and vote, they understand that a vote for biden will get rid of all of this chaos and confusion and corruption, and bring jobs back to the state. >> you talk about chaos, and rob, the chairman of the

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so wells and mary ann shadd cary are among those women who leave unequivocally a record of what theythought they were, what was happening around them and what the stakes were. so it's an honor in fact, to come back to that material and to try to ferret out for readers and help distill that for readers and to dispel the rub the center we can't write like women's history. that's what i was told 25 years years ago when i started writing, by some, not all, that there really wasn't enough there, and that's just a lie. but we have to you be willing o where black women were and to go to their materials in order to tell the past. >> i think about just the tremendous platform that self-publishing provided black women were being shutout of other avenues of expressing themselves and of organizing if you think of ida b. wells self-publishing southern horrors and single-handedly put lynching on the map as a global issue and the power of that and while we didn't have twitter and social media, newspapers were transferable. you would read and pass on some else and it would pass it on to someone else

they kind of this could not hold them back and one very important aspect is actually that never got cari a young athletic he took part in the protests 2018 against the government and they're actually trying to maybe also prevent others from taking to the streets because we've seen a lot of unrest in iran also last once in 2001000 and it's just a matter of time that this could come up again due to economic pressure due to political pressure due to you know violation of human rights and so on and the other aspect also is the timing of why now because interestingly this morning actually one journalist. was on the way to she runs the plane to board the plane together with one of and obviously i was brothers because they were about to meet the family after with him to stab security agent so if it is sad are they have given signals that they wanted to maybe forgive a car and according to islamic law when it comes to murder if the family gives and he should not be executed and also he should normally see his family before such an act and all that was not given today. i was. there head of the w.

approximately mostly exiled or rainy and suv come out here today to protest the execution of naveed cari and what they say is a human rights violation a major human rights violation but also what they want is to apply pressure on governments like germany because this also this protest is happening outside other embassies in paris and london and also washington d.c. to apply pressure on these governments to to do things like to apply more sanctions on iran and also to condemn basically the execution of this wrestler and what do we know about the case of the wrestler and what would you say the political implications of the case are. will now video of car he was accused joining a wave of unrest in 2018 of killing a security guard and he denied that he did this and he said that he was tortured in prison into into making a confession this is a charge that iran denies the duran denies that it tortured him and what we also know is that his 2 brothers also received heavy sentences in prison no death sentences but and there was a big outcry on social media in the last few days also from the u.s.

>>named kerith yeah, he even has his own instagram this is him helping the firefighters are caris onss fire raised in sandra fell as guide dogs for the blind her energy and her temperament have made her an ideal candidate for emotional support for the firefighters down prey and on her instagram you'll see her over months various different fires, not just the glass fire, but then if you go back and you scroll down to see look she's she's a pro yeah he's a veteran and look at the difference that she makes because he's firefighters, you know. day after day it's only been a couple of days so far in this fire 0 containment, you know they've got days to go if not weeks such grueling work, so exhausted that just anything that could help bring them a smile like. >>characters doing is just it's amazing and we should say thank you to caris handler named heidi carmen as well very cute. so good luck and thank you to all of the firefighters out there meantime the kids. >>well they can't go to school not that they were they were doing distance learning, but now that their distance from their own h

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. >> robin wright, cary elwes, billy crystal, and the cast are inviting fans to join the livestream eventember 13th. it's a virtual political fund-raiser for the democratic party in wisconsin. >> following the reading, patton oswald will moderate a q&a wh e and buttercup fall in love. >> you know what, i do like that movie. it's a cute one. >> it's a classic. >> it is a classic. so that should be fun for them. not bad at all. >>> oh, we got an update for you here. this one scared me. ri-ri, are you okay? this was a scary moment for one of our favorite artists here. >> girl, palm the replay if you are. her reps confirm to "people" magazine that rihanna bruised her forehead and face following an incident involving an electric scooter. >> photos showing the singer appearing bruised have been making the rounds on the internet, but her rep tells "people" rihanna flipped over on the scooter, but luckily there were no major injuries and she is healing quickly. >> not the forehead. her and i got the same measurements on the forehead. once you get a welt, i mean, it's very noticeable, there's a lo

river have been devastated the waters have swept away the crops 90 percent of the rice harvest in cary state has been lost authorities are now trying to find sustainable solutions for the future to prevent the damage being done here. at and again next year. of 2 of the barrel. this is. the flood in. the rainy season is not over yet escape to higher ground away from the river banks is the only solution for now . and now you're about to meet a boy with an amazingly strong talent data is disable but he's not leaving the stop him from living his life to the full his story has just been documented in a short film now seeing the documentary inspired our reporter to go in need and they are and what i always southern region all along. this is something that underline these parents may have a lot of thought possible if you years ago. like any other child. who was born with no one in their village and no money i mean it should rain even with a disobedient. times and rejected by the community here but here on the light use an expression for everyone defying the olds the 9 year old boy has shown t

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protests against racism and police brutality around the world iranian champion arrests are innovative cari has been executed despite a global campaign calling on iran to revoke his sentence he was convicted of stabbing to death a security guard during anti-government protests in 2018 the athletes sent messages from prison saying he was tortured into confessing to crimes he did not commit. historic peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban have begun today in a bid to end 2 decades of fighting and bloodshed morning in the gulf state of cantarell is the 1st time the warring sides have met face to face they're hoping to reach agreement on cease fires the rights of women and minorities and the disarming of tens of thousands of taliban fighters. well for more on all this let's bring in journalist who joins us from kabul hello to you ali so the talks have opened today with a ceremony and a number of speeches but what what was the main message at the start of these historic negotiations. so everyone has their own message dr up the law who is heading the peace portfolio for the afg

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millions of people will say not my president after the election and that's it that's even a worse caried not go ahead rory was the only one candidate in this election has said that they plan to this has said preemptively that they plan to contest the outcome of the election and that's joe biden you know donald trump has said that he's going to you know make sure that there were public a national committee the republican national lawyers association plans to have lawyers in place to make sure there is a free and fair election joe biden in this all his surrogates have said plainly they plan to contest they plan to either of let me rephrase that contest the outcome lection but not him but not concede if they lose prior to contesting in enclosed states so they are preemptively they're playing a court battle where all the president trying to said is that he wants to ensure that it is a free and fair election and i think there is you know ballot how you know about read up on a ballot harvesting ballot harvesting is a great point you're seeing ballot harvesting across the country either legally

that to face on the 23rd of july 2018 they said that he was stabbed in the neck and police identified cari from c.c.t.v. footage they said when he was arrested he had confessed and said that the motivation was a personal grudge but later on of course they had said that of course he had been tortured but on the day that he was supposed to see medical examiners of courage refused to go now to judicial we have admitted that of his brother had attended protests but have denied that that was the motivation behind the address the arrest and the charges but also state media carried interviews with the parents of house and to command the murdered man and he's parents had said that they once had the right of retribution and that their son had left behind 3 children and they had actually criticize foreign media and human rights organizations for not hearing their side of the story there are calls to release please 12 hong kong activists who were arrested by china last month the group including a 16 year old boy were arrested as they tried to flee to taiwan by boat their relatives many of whom did no

have been found off the island state of tasmania it adds to the 250 which were discovered in well cari harbor on monday it appears many of them have died despite rescue efforts this is the largest beaching event in the state history. the headlines on al-jazeera donald trump has used his speech to the un general assembly and to attack china over the coronavirus pandemic the us president accused beijing of failing to share information when the outbreak began. we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this plague onto the world china in the early days of the virus china locked down travel domestically while allowing flights to leave china and infect the world the chinese government and the world health organization which is virtually controlled by john falsely declared that there was no evidence of human to human transmission later they falsely said people without symptoms would not spread the disease the united nations but this whole giant accountable for their actions and shortly before president trump speech was played at the u.n. the u.s. death toll from the coronavirus pass

that to face of the 23rd of july 2018 they said that he was stabbed in the neck and police identified cari from c.c.t.v. footage they said when he was arrested he had confessed and said that the motivation was a personal grudge but later on of course they had said that of course he had been tortured but on the day that he was supposed to see medical examiners of corridor refused to go and i did you do you have admitted that of corey and his brother had attended protests but have denied that that was the motivation behind the address the arrest and the charges but also state media. interviews with the parents of house and took among the murdered man and he's parents had said that they one had the right of retribution and that their son had left behind 3 children and they have actually criticize foreign media and human rights organizations for not hearing this side of the story now restoration work on one of istanbul's most famous landmarks is causing an outcry in turkey conservationists are concerned down on the 14th century talla wants the city's tallest building and it's ignited a debate

has added its voice to an international outcry over the execution of iranian wrestler naveed after cari iranian state media reported his execution on saturday he was convicted of stabbing a security guard to death during anti-government protests in 2018 this sort of car his family say he confessed to the crime under torture and later retracted the statement. well paula rooster's about gania who was portrayed as a hero in a hollywood movie about rwanda's 994 genocide has been charged with terrorism appeared in court for the 1st time in kigali on monday following his arrest his family said the charges against him a politically motivated claim he was kidnapped from dubai. and yes he has been elected the new leader of japan's governing liberal democratic party paving the way for him to become the country's next prime minister the 71 year old a previously held position of chief cabinet secretary government spokesman and key advisor to outgoing prime minister. last month mr japan's longest serving prime minister announced that he would resign because of health problems. well there are your sh

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looks like cary grant. this guy has the state totally closed down. when are they going to open? dan, i guarantee, dan, this would have been opened up a long time ago and you would have done better. north carolina republican party chair, michael whatley. great job. michael. how we doing? how's it going? are we up? if i lose north carolina, i'm getting out of here. look at that. this is not just so you know, the crowd of a man that's coming in second. i say it all the time. i said it when i left michigan, 2016, the might of the election, hillary was there behind me in a prime location and she had 300 people. 32,000 people we had. 32,000 people. so it's now election day. i start thinking. i left win said, it looks like we are going to lose michigan. and we didn't. we won michigan. the first time in decades. many, many car plants are now opening up. a great gentleman who is retiring. prime minister abe of japan. i said shinzo, do me a favor. we need more car companies built here, not in japan. he said we cannot do that. this is a free enterprise system. i said please do it. he said

>> my name is cary moseley. i am a film and modern classical composer. i'm honored to be here and want to thank you for inviting me to speak to the subcommittee about a top take that affects my livelihood and the livelihoods of all pro of professional kraefbs, the dmca. i make my living as a composer. every day i experience how broken the dmca is. before beginning, i want to acknowledge something. i'm not a famous person. people don't know my name. inam just a working compose ever. my story and my experiences wouldn't mean as much today if not for the fact that in these hearings i am allowed to stand shoulder to shoulder with someone like don henley. his name lends credibility to us all, and i am so proud that i get to make my statements alongside of his. the opportunity to possibly make a small difference here is very important to me, and that's why i'm here. so before explaining how broken the dmca is, let me give you some context from my remarks. i am one of the very few and very lucky independent artists who has access to youtube's content i.d. syste

added its voice to the international outcry cry over the execution of iranian wrestler nuffield after cariiranian state media reported mr of cards execution on saturday he was convicted of stabbing a security guard to death during anti-government protests in 2018 his family said he confessed under torture and later retracted his statement. paula ruses of agave who was betrayed as a hero in a hollywood movie about rwanda's 994 genocide has been charged with terrorism appeared in court for the 1st time in kigali on monday following his arrest his family say the charges against him a politically motivated claim was kidnapped from dubai. that's in italy where children have begun to return to school more than 6 months after they were closed because of the pandemic some regions have postponed the reopening some schools are unable to meet the new requirements but for those going back it's a time of excitement and apprehension. social distancing has already been abandoned in this school as children flock back after half a year without class. and i believe that. it will be somehow different. but it

called heroes and tagging along with them is another hero, a golden retriever that river named kurth caris is a veteran by the way on a fire scenes here. she is. >>working on the glass fires with firefighters raising their spirits and morale she was raised in sandra fell as at the guide dogs for the blind. but you know her energy and her temperament thanks affection. they said she was perfect for emotional support training so she went on to get her therapy dog certification her handlers heidi carmen. so actually this dog she has been on so many fight hate that there had been so many so many fire shows us of the woodward fire in marin county. she's now she's up in the north bay seen other pictures to where you can see the firefighters just beaming commission has asked to grant smiley absolutely yeah. yeah, so really really helping out the firefighters who work. you know sometimes 48 hours straight without a break so way. >>all right as we head to we'll take another look what these firefighters are dealing with and what homeowners are dealing with 2 in some cases after losing their homes her

if he wad s at the bedside cari for individuals -- actually caring for patients, remember what it wasts, this would know pre-existing illnesses are rampant throughout the country. up to 129 million americans have a pre-existing condition. why does that matter, brian? the president and his surrogates pushed forward the american health care act in 2014. they wanted it passed. that would have resulted in 30 million americans without coverage for health insurance. that would have been devastating if the american health care act actually got passed as we're dealing with this pandemic. let's move to covid-19. the president likes to cite -- i'm saying this as a faculty member for the institute for health metrics and evaluation. this 2.5 million lives saved number, he's inventing it. i've been talking to colleagues all night. no one knows where that number is coming from. it's invented. here is a number you can take to the bank. 120,000 to 150,000 lives would have been saved if the following things happened. a shutdown one week earlier nationally. if you issued strong federal directives. we d

has been executed despite local and international appeals to overturn his death sentence 27 year old cari was convicted for killing a man 2 years ago his family says he was tortured into confessing a murder he didn't commit u.s. president donald trump wrestling stars and activists all recently appealed to the iranian government for clemency and the international olympic committee says it's shocked by the news of his execution several 100 protesters in new zealand's largest city have defied lockdown rules on crowds to complain about covert $1000.00 restrictions the rally right there an auckland included supporters of a small political party known for pushing corona virus conspiracy theories gatherings of more than 10 people were banned in the city after a small number of infections reemerged last month of the virus excuse me last month and 2 new cases were reported on saturday australian right police made arrests at an anti lockdown protest in melbourne the city is the epicenter of australia's outbreak and demonstrators there broke lockdown rules. protests against police brutality in colom

win the match to see 62 and 168 with a limpia looking on 62 in the next round she will face maria so cari of greece as billie jean king said pressure pressure is a privilege so i wouldn't want it any other way. so i just try to think about. how fortunate i am to have been in this position and honestly to be serene it feels weird to say that. one of williams's rivals for the title will be 2nd seeds of the cannon the young american won the australian open earlier this year and is through to the 4th round in new york after seeing off to his ears on 7663 no fans allowed in the stands because of coronavirus restrictions but that didn't stop these guys from trying to get in to see 2nd seed dominate team b. 2014 champion marion gillett your screen came out on top 62623663 as he continues his quest for a 1st major title and not 100 percent happy yet there were play but it's getting better and better today was a good win against a big champion against a great player that should give me also a boost and could break this tomorrow and then i hope play a good one on monday. another man looking for a 1

is mike in cary, north carolina. if you want to give your thoughts on this 9/11 forversary, (202) 748-8000 the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific time zones. there is a shot of the pentagon. one of the events you can see on c-span. we will go to events looking at those in new york as well as in shanksville pennsylvania -- shanksville, pennsylvania. the president is expected to appear in the morning, joe biden will appear later in the afternoon. on can find more information c-span.org, our radio app available too. our next call is from anthony in miller place, new york. we will show you headlines on this day. on the middle of long island, just near the long island sound. maybe 60 miles from where this 9/11.ed on i would like to draw the moderators attention to a new york times article that was printed on may 7, 2004 by a staff writer named matthew l w. it says the tape of 9/11 was destroyed several months after the events. if you go further down in the article, you will read wh

iranian champion wrestler naveed cari has been executed despite local and international appeals to overturn his death sentence but many iranian supported his conviction for killing a security officer during anti-government protests 2 years ago the family of the 27 year old say he was tortured into confessing a murder he didn't commit and arrested for simply taking part in the demonstrations let's go live now to tehran and al jazeera has said hi there was the back story here asset because there's been a lot of international support focused on this case how about inside iran. well that seems to be 2 very different narratives outside iran we're hearing that. he was arrested these protests that took place in 2018 and alleged killing of a security officer inside iran it's very different now the judiciary released a statement a while ago and that they said that he was arrested on after the murder of a 52 year old would work company the ship was water company and that murder took place on the 23rd of july 2018 and he was arrested by police a few days after after they identified him using c.c.t.v.

moments away from hearing from federal reserve chairman jerome powell and so before we do let's bring in cary from the capital management foundation and michael lee as well as hal lambert. let me start with you, gary. i know you are no fan of the federal reserve but at the same token you are an active player in the stock market and you have benefited greatly from what the fed does. do you ever feel in this awkward position where you think you got doing something dangerous and will hurt us in the long run but making big-time money on it right now? >> as a technician i go with the flow but keep in my file manager what this man is doing to the market and the ultimate destruction of the market when all is said and done. you talk for the last 20 minutes about how the fed allows and how the fed or they do not allow anything. not one man printing $7 trillion out of thin air. remember, that is all debt enabling 260 trillion around the globe of debt that will come home to roost one day. we will let this thing run out. i've been telling you on the show several times we thought we have eight melts up go

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cary crust let him -- >> i was asked to bring back chrysler and general motors.e brought them back right here in the state of ohio and michigan. he blew it, they're gone, he blew it. >> ohio had the best year it's ever had last year. michigan had the best year they've ever had -- >> that is not true. >> many car companies came from in germany, went to michigan, went to ohio. >> they're not -- chris: mr. vice president, go ahead. >> and so you take a look at what he's actually done, he's done very little. his trade deals are the same i withdraw. he talks about these great trade deals. he talks the art of the deal, china's perfected the art of the steel. we have the -- >> china ate your lunch 100%. china ate your lunch, joe. and no wonder, your son goes in, and he takes out billions of dollars, billions of dollars to manage, makes millions of dollars -- >> simply not true. >> why is it, just out of curiosity, the mayor of moscow's wife gave your son $3.5 million -- >> that is not true. >> what did he do to deserve it? >> none of that is true. chris: let him answer

looks like cary grant. i hear you are doing really well.s guy has the state totally closed down. it's ridiculous. when are they going to open? if it was dan, it would have been opened up. you would have done better. and north carolina republican party chair, michael watley. michael. [cheering] , michael. how are we doing, michael? are we up? if i lose north carolina i am getting out of here. look at that. this is not -- just so you know -- a crowd of a man that's coming in second. i say it all the time. i said it when i left michigan 2016 the night of the election. we had 30 2000 people and hillary was there in a prime location. she had about 400 people. i got there at 12:00 in the evening and i started speaking at 1:00 in the morning of election day. when i left, 32,000 people we had. 32,000 people. it's now election day. i start speaking at 1:00 in the morning. you never saw anything like it. i said that does not look like we will lose michigan. we didn't. we won michigan. first time in decades. ?nd you know what we've done many, many car

today i rise to honor army combat veteran and medic sergeant cary padilla. sergeant padilla honorably served from 2005 to 2013 with tours in iraq and germany and helped establish a vital aviation support hospital. though no longer in uniform she continues to serve in the post-9/11 veterans corps for the past four years. she increased participation by 25% annually and social media follow big 4,000%. it's this level of dedication and excellence that exemplifies her concern for other service members. most recently, ms. padilla suzz named to the 9/11 veteran corps, i know she'll do an amazing job in this capacity. ky not thank her enough for her service, passion and dedication. she continues to make the 15th district and our country a better place to live, work and play. you represent the best our nation has to offer and today i salute you for your many sacrifices. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. fo

. >> cary, you have the last word. what would you say to the undecided voter right now?evious guest talk about the supreme court possibly trying to interfere in wisconsin now by making people redo their absentee ballots. this is a clear case of voter suppression and trying to create confusion at the ballot. i would say to all the people in wisconsin who are not sure about what's going on, make sure that you are registered to vote. make sure you reregister if the supreme court does try to invalidate those ballots. the last time there was apathy in the vote. this time we need to make sure we put an end to the chaos and corruption. >> i'm sure there are wisconsin voters who say, as you wish. with that, thank you very much. great to see you, thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> next up, a fact check on the trump sunday morning show players. keep it right here.tr facing leaks takes strength, so here's to the strong, who trust in our performance and comfortable, long-lasting protection. because your strength is supported by ours. depend. the o

this housing project on cary street, that along with 480 of homes were actually cited in civil lawsuit to us tonight because there was led inside of the homes there were in. we know that it is a toxin. the cdc indicates that if a percent six microsoft lead, that person will have cognizant damage for the remainder of the lives. and freddie gray had 36. so this is young man was born premature, underweight, addicted to heroin, and had lead poisoning. by that time in his life, these two years old. freddifreddie gray never had a . we never give him a chance. so when you look at the fact that when he was in the tenth grade and is almost 19 years old. when you look at the fact that he had been in special education his entire academic prayer, because of the lead poisoning and we are asking his teachers and incredibly unfair tech to be able to make up for things and frankly, his neurological system, pendant thing to do with it. but the fact that we continue to do that in every single interaction with the various systems and freddie's life with her it was his, displacing but also educational sys

this housing project on cary street, that along with 480 of homes were actually cited in civil lawsuit to us tonight because there was led inside of the homes there were in. we know that it is a toxin. the cdc indicates that if in 2009 because the endemic was led by the home that we are living in. lead is a neurotoxin from over a century. the cdc indicates a person has 6 microbes of led in every decaliter of good, they have cognitive damage for the remainder of their life and freddy gray is 36 so this is a young man who was born premature under weight, addicted to heroin and by that time in his life he is 2 years old. freddy gray never had a chance. we never gave freddy gray a chance. when you look at the fact that his last recorded day at school, in the tenth grade, 19 years old, when you look at the fact he was special-education his entire academic career, we were asking his teachers to perform an incredibly unfair task of making up things that poisoning of his neurological system that none of them had anything to do with. but we continue to do that and in every interaction, the very

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who have been in the media about playing james bond and if we go right back to the very beginning, carys been an absolutely fantastic bit of filming and! been an absolutely fantastic bit of filming and i want to enjoy that first before thinking of the next one, hopefully we can get to watch it sing. you are a james bond super fun, it sing. you are ajames bond superfun, who would you like to play 007? he would your first choice be? i don't know. i think i am going to 90, i don't know. i think i am going to go, likei i don't know. i think i am going to go, like i say, sit down, watch this, i thought it might have been henry cavell but tom hardy is as good as anybody. i think he has got to be british, that is why that franchise has been so successful. it is totally british and i think that is totally british and i think that is why it has a much worldwide appeal because of that. you are not bond barbershop, we can see lots of james bond you are not bond barbershop, we can see lots ofjames bond memorabilia around you. when did your love affair with bond films first began klezmer i am 55, i