carolina: cuÁl es el secreto?Ó los hemos estado dando muy cimentado, nos sentimos muy contento por estar en una gran instituciÓn como esta. borja: 33 aÑos se les deseamos en la "ediciÓn digital". quiero que nos canten. les voy a desear mucha suerte para "premios juventud". suerte y el escenario. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ m tienes que dejar de llamarla por la madrugada m m y cuando te la topes no le digas nada m m fingir una sonrisa para que no se enteren m m que estÁ sufriendo mucho y todavÍa lo quieres m [aplausos] carolina: quÉ bonito. borja: en vivo y en directo, como debe ser. tambiÉn le cambiamos una partecita a las palabras. carolina: ustedes busquen una. >> se la encargamos mucho para que salgan 1500. [hablan a la vez] >> gracias. carolina: hablando de mÚsica, ahora le presentamos al perro pluma, es el nuevo corte de pelo para los caninos, en honor al cantante peso pluma. se ha hecho tendenciallevar las maquetas a los centros de belleza para hacerle el cordel popular cantante de corridos mexicanos, ha tenido 8000 likes.

carolina: un caso que se borja: gracias.caso que se repite con frecuencia, especialmente en los paÍses con la falta de mantenimiento, pobres familias, escuchar que esto pasÓ con su pequeÑita. cambiando el tema, ya estÁ funcionando herramienta con la que inmigraciÓn busca que ciertas personas extranjeras puedan revisar sus trÁmites migratorios cuando estÁn hablando de un permiso de trabajo o de viaje. borja: andrea leÓn ha consultado con abogados y nos va explicar cÓmo funciona, y a quienes va a beneficiar. andrea: proporciona a los inmigrantes el acceso a su voz tiempo de espera para sus etapas principales del caso, la oficina de ciudadanÍa y servicios de inmigraciÓn anunciÓ la extensiÓn del servicio anteriormente conocido como tiempo de procesamiento personalizado, para el formulario de permisos de trabajo, y para el formulario de permisos de viaje. los abogados de migraciÓn aseguran que la compaÑÍahizo un gran avance, pero no garantizarÁ que en todos los casos se cumplan los plazos fijados por la agencia. >> cada caso podr

carolina: es un tema preocupante.lia. hay un proyecto de ley que pretende evitar que los padres busquen ingresos en internet usando a sus hijos. esta propuesta busca el derecho de los menores a exigir quese borren de las redes las imÁgenes publicadas por sus papÁs. carolina: la entidad estÁ promoviendo esa iniciativa en el estado de washington, andrea leÓn nos tiene detalles, especialmente la opiniÓn de los padres de familia. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea: en la era de las redes sociales, muchos padres comparten todo lo que hacen sus hijos, otros incluso reciben ganancias por ello, pero ahora un proyecto de ley busca darle a los niÑos el derecho de pedir que se retiren de las redes imÁgenes publicadas por sus propios padres sin su consentimiento, a peticiÓn de una organizaciÓn. el grupo busca evitar que nos influencer enfrÍan esos signos, pero si sus padres tuvieron ganancia con este contenido, ellos. >> ellos estarÍa en contra. yo estarÍa en contra de eso. andrea: sin embargo, hay otros que estÁn a favor de los cambios, dicen

carolina: un tema tan polÉmico.ador, de un hospital en quintana roo, la menor fue identificada como aitana betsabeth, un empleado fue detenido por su presunta culpabilidad, pero Él asegura ser inocente. es un tema preocupante por donde se vea, el instituto mexicano de seguridad lamento lo sucedido, indicÓ que la paciente estaba recibiendo atenciÓn mÉdica antes del terrible incidente. borja: a ver ustedes quÉ piensan sobre esto, hay un proyecto de ley que pretende evitar que los padres busquen ingresos en internet usando a sus hijos, esto busca el derecho de los menores a exigir que se borren de las redes las imÁgenes publicadas por sus padres. carolina: una entidad estÁ promoviendo esta iniciativa en el estado de washington. andrea leÓn nos tiene detalles, especialmente la opiniÓn de los padres de familia. andrea: en la era de las redes sociales muchos padres comparten todo lo que hacen sus hijos, otros incluso reciben ganancias por ello. ahora un proyecto de ley busca darle a los niÑos el derecho de pedir que se re

carolina: es guapÍsimo.ografÍas y de ahÍ llamaron de una revista de amÉrica express que querÍa un reportaje, que tenÍa que ser un abuelo, una abuela y una nieta. de ahÍ en mÁs como una bola de nieve vino todo esto. carolina: cuÁl es el secreto para una nueva pose en una fotografÍa? estÁ hablando con "ediciÓn digital". me puede mostrar si fuera la cÁmara enfrente. cÓmo es una nueva pose? andrÉs: hay rostros que adoran la cÁmara. a mÍ siempre me han dicho que eso lo tengo yo. [risas] borja: la cÁmara lo ama. andrÉs: esa es la suerte que tengo. borja: cuÁl es el secreto para estar tan joven y guapo con 91 aÑos? andrÉs: no voy a negar que me he cuidado siempre, pero relativamente. le voy a decir yo en este momento estoy haciendo casi todas las cosas que no hay que hacer. yo fumo, yo bebo, tomo el sol casi sin protecciÓn. en una palabra: hago lo que me da la gana. ademÁs, lo tengo clarÍsimo. prefiero vivir cinco aÑos menos dÁndome los gustos que vivir cinco aÑos mÁs privÁndome. eso lo tengo claro. secreto?yo secr

carolina:cucharlo y de no creerlo, corresponde a la cantidad que corresponderÁ tanta que le hubiera quitado la vida por lo menos 6 personas. aunque los policÍas trataron de reanimarlo, el bebÉ perdiÓ la vida. borja: escuche esa parte de la historia, es igual de indignante cuando la madre le dijo a las autoridades que ella pensÓ que no era fentanilo, pero reconociÓ que creÍa que era cocaÍna, esto fue lo que dijo el padre del bebe. >> [habla en inglÉs] carolina: que en paz descanse este angelito, un caso muy lamentable, la sospechosa enfrentarÍa cargos de homicidio agravado y posesiÓn de una sustancia controlada, sana y lÓgico pensarlo, pero jamÁs en la vida se les ocurra ponerle nada a la leche de sus hijos. borja: es una cosa terrible. cambiamos de tema con otra controversia, al aspartamo, la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud concluye que es posiblemente cancerÍgeno, pero la fda no estÁ de acuerdo con esa clasificaciÓn, aunque en dos organismos europeos evaluaron los riesgos para la salud, uno d

i came back to north carolina after being on national campaign. i work for kamala harris in iowa and amy mcgrath in kentucky. i thought that the way to begin organizing communities was to go home again. we flipped the roxboro state council in 2021, the first time that a democratic majority had ever had control over the city council, a majority black city council, because 51% of the city of roxboro had never had their leases fully represented on that board before we did that. i think that is possible across all of rural north carolina and in places where we did not expect to because we did not have democratic if the structure built before. >> he mentioned how people just want their boys to be heard, to be represented in some way. what are the top issues that people are concerned about right now in north carolina that if someone in the national party wanted to call you and say what should we be talking about to these people, you are like this is what i hear all the time? >> housing. i think people would be surprised how much folks worry about how to

carolina: preocupante.a familia, una pareja y sus tres hijos. borja: la nave pertenecÍa a una empresa de turismo. carolina: nuestro colega pedro ultreras ha estado en la misma sÓlo una, y nos acompaÑa para contarnos quÉ tan peligroso puede llegar a ser, cÓmo es esa excursiÓn? pedro: hola. buenas tardes. tuve la oportunidad hace 5 aÑos, en un trayecto, en un helicÓptero muy similar, donde Íbamos 6 personas, cuatro mexicanos, un extranjero y el piloto. como en estas circunstancias que se dieron, la razÓn por la que tuve que volar en ese helicÓptero fue por el mal clima acÁ no se sabe la razÓn exacta, pudo haber sido una falla humana o el mal clima, pero hay que recordar que en esta temporada, el clima es espantoso. en nepal termina ya la temporada de turismo, y en esa zona es muy peligroso. nosotros volamos por debajo de los 10.000 pies de altura, prÁcticamente rozando las montaÑas, pasamos los pueblos. me hace recordar lo que yo vivÍ, porque yo venÍa filmando esas imÁgenes que estÁn viendo, desde el vuelo, e

joe biden lost north carolina in 2020 by 74,000 votes. a look -- a lot of people look at it as if that is the opportunity state this year. i agree. i think we have a huge opportunity to reach out to democrats that did not turn out in 2020 and did not turn out again in 2020 cheri beasley because they have not felt energized or motivated by what is happening on the ground now. part of what i think the biden harris administration and their campaign needs to do is to show up in north carolina more than ever before. the idea right now is the democratic party has a messaging problem. i don't believe that. i believe we have a showing up problem because the democratic party has done amazing things for americans now including two programs. also, 35 dollars per month of influence -- insulin relay for one minute area rain those two programs are directly affecting seniors and working families in north carolina. not to mention, the amazing impact of bidenomics burning manufacturing jobs spec to revel north carolina, places that have not in economic de

carolina: llega directamente el mandarÍn.artistas chinos, con mÚsicas chinas, entonces esa fusiÓn, le llama mucho la atenciÓn vernos cantar en chino y en espaÑol. carolina: yo no puedo despedirme de usted sin que me cante uno de esos pedacitos de una de esas canciones. [canta en otro idioma] carolina: a mÍ me tocÓ la parte fÁcil, un saludo a toda la gente tambiÉn que ve la ediciÓn digital y que habla mandarÍn. quant en el cÓmo se dirÍa, hola, carolina, estoy viendo la ediciÓn digital. [habla en otro idioma] carolina: chinastia ballenata aquÍ. borja: carolina ya estÁ listo para hacer su gran participaciÓn en china, allÍ te esperan. te preguntamos ahora, fÍjese, cuÉntame cuÁnto dinero crees que necesitarÍas para sentirte financieramente rita orrico, segÚn una reciente encuesta, los estadounidenses respondieron que necesitan al menos $233,000 al aÑo para sentirse econÓmicamente estables, y dicen que aproximadamente unos $483,000, casi medio millÓn al aÑo para sentirte rico con suficiente libertad financiera. otra conclusiÓn de e

carolina: afortunadamente.razo. en ese momento la mamÁ reaccionÓ rÁpidamente y persiguiÓ al sospechoso que logrÓ escapar. miren la reacciÓn de una mamÁ. muy bonito. borja: quÉ miedo que esto suceda a plena luz del dÍa. carolina: instinto de madre. borja: tenemos una pronta para ti. ¿alguna vez has comprado un vuelo con escala con la intenciÓn de no llegar a tu destino final para quedarte en la ciudad de escala porque era mÁs barato? es una tendencia que se a vuelto popular. carolina: yo no sabÍa que eso existÍa. el objetivo es ahorrar dinero los boletos, pero podrÍa costarte mÁs caro de lo que te imaginas. andrea leÓn investigÓ del tema y nos explica. andrea: les cuento. este adolescente de carga del norte fue detenido en un aeropuerto por unirse a la tendencia. su padre explicÓ que su hijo tenÍa un boleto desde florida a nueva york con escala en charlotte porque le costaba menos que comprar un vuelo directo a charlotte. su intenciÓn era quedarse en la scala. no era la primera vez que la familia usaba la estrat

carolina: ahora un momento tambiÉn de la "ediciÓn digital" que nos encanta, i made it. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolinar a sus papÁs, que obviamente, como los padres, ayudan y lo financian emocionalmente, vamos a darle la bienvenida a los hermanos aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". felicidades por tu logro, definitivamente creo que llegara la nasa no es cualquier cosa, recibir cartas de tu hermano jonathan desde prisiÓn que ayudÓ a conseguirlo, cuÉntanos por quÉ. >> las motivaciones que siempre me decÍan, me inspirÓ a seguir mi sueÑo desde niÑo, que yo querÍa entrar a la nasa involucrarme explorar otros planetas, pero no tenÍa la experiencia, tampoco el exceso en nuestra comunidad,entonces es sueÑo era raro, pero con el tiempo me fue guiando a que presidiera mis sueÑos. carolina: jonathan saliÓ de prisiÓn 6 meses antes de que su hermano terminarÁ la universidad, ese abrazo tan bonito. de todas las cartas que escribiste, cuÁl fue tu favorita y por quÉ? quÉ le dijiste a tu hermano para convencerlo? >> una de las mejores cartas era creer en Él mismo, cuando yo empecÉ a mejorar, empecÉ a decir a Él, empieza a p

carolina: gracias, doctor.y en los Ángeles 16,78. carolina: ian nevada 11,25. borja: vamos con otros estados y ciudades. pasamos a chicago, 15,80. y el estado de la florida 12 dÓlares. carolina: mÁs adelante aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital al ritmo de bad bunny un pastor realizar su ceremonia y hablaremos con Él en vivo. que le pone reggaeton a sus plegarias. no se van a sorprender. ♪ ♪ para la gente súper fanática de la hidratación. hydro boost de neutrogena® ligero. clínicamente comprobado. hidrata por 48 horas. ten una piel saludable y luminosa. neutrogena®. for people with skin. los papás de mi primo creyeron que era de genios usar sus celulares para s el internet de casa. pero cuando todos se conectan, es un glitch-fest total. miguel, ¿hoy también hay partido? sí, tía. y mañana también. obtén internet de velocidades gig por $25 al mes al agregar una línea de xfinity mobile, con datos ilimitados y equipo de wifi incluido. la próxima generación del 10g network. solo con xfinity. borja: ya lo estÁn escuchando, est

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carolina: borja: gracias por la confianza. carolina: la policia confirma el arresto una de esa es rosalina. gracias por estar con nosotros. >> nos alegramos. >> todo va muy lento. solo los ojos no los puedo abrir. el otro esta con moretones. los dolores continuan. >> les harÍa unas preguntas, por quÉ lo estÁ haciendo si desciende de una mujer,tiene hermanos, tiene sobrinas, gente mayor, gente que no se puede defender, gente que ya vivimos, y vamos en decadencia, por quÉ a nosotras? quÉ tanta maldad hay en su mente para que haga esto? borja: gustarÍa que tratara de recordar un poquito cÓmo este hombre se acercÓ a usted y comenzÓ a pegarle, tuvo algÚn tipo de intercambio? >> el tratado, pero ahorita mi mente estaba un poco bloqueada. yo quise bloquear mi mente, salÍ antes de las 6:00, no recuerdo exactamente la hora, limpiar, cubre el foco jardÍn que hay en su casa, cuando hoy empezando, allÍ fue donde sentÍ que alguien me agarrÓ por atrÁs, y me golpeÓ contra la pared que hay allÍ, inmediatamente me cerrÓ los ojos, ya no vi nada

♪♪ now a discussion on voter outreach with the chair of the north carolina democratic party, andersonyton happens to be the youngest state party chair in the country. she highlighted the groups outreach efforts and ways young people can get involved in the political process while speaking with the "washington post." >> hi everyone and welcome to next on "washington post" live where we talk to rising and influential changemakers. i cover congress with the "washington post." joining me today i'm very excited about this is anderson clayton, she is the youngest democratic party chairwoman across the country and just 25 years of age. of course she is representing north carolina, which many are looking at as a state that could potentially change the way that democrats win obviously not just about the state but across the country. so thank you for joining me today. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. >> so many questions for you. but i do want to start a little bit on the national level because it seems the biden campaign is zeroing in on north carolina. reme

starting here in south carolina. to talk about the progress made building the economy from the middle out and bottom up, not trickling down. the bottom up, everybody does well. the wealthy still do well. it is all part and if economic vision for this country -- part of an economic vision for this country. move trickle-down economics, get rid of it, where everyone from the wall street journal, financial times called the program bidenomics. one of the things i am proudest of is working everywhere, not just the coast and big cities like previous recovery. investment is working, factories are being built and jobs are being created, happening in rural america. over 13 million new jobs since i have been elected to office, more jobs than any president has ever created the first two years , 800,000 manufacturing jobs, including 14,000 in the state alone. -- this state alone. that is more in two years -- unemployment below 4% for the longest time in 50 years. inflation is less than half of what it was a year ago and we contin

. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal?rassa, es viernes 28 de julio, este es un "ediciÓn digital", borja estÁ de vacaciones, pero como siempre aquÍ acompaÑÁndolos, lo hacemos tambiÉn informÁndoles con esta alerta de salud para las personas que comen carne o toman lÁcteos. se estima que al menos 450.000 personas aquÍ en estados unidos podrÍan verse afectadas por el cine me conocido como alphagal, que bÁsicamente es la reacciÓn a un azÚcar presente en la cuando nos pica una garrapata. aquÍ lo que debes saber. aquÍ . los sÍntomas varÍan, el más comÚn, dificultad para respirar y una alergia grave que puede llevarte a la muerte, tambiÉn afecta la forma en que procesamos el colesterol, obstruyendo las arterias del corazÓn, te puede dar acidez estomacal n intenso dolor abdominal, lo mÁs preocupante es que los investigadores han encorado que cerca del 80% de los proveedores de salud tenÍan poco o n conocimiento sobre esta afecciÓn, no sabÍan cÓmo tratarlo, segÚn proyecciones, esta condiciÓn podrÍa convertirse en la 10 alergia alim

es mi reporte desde washington. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: gracias. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: ahora hablemos0 seguidores, el boleto mÁs econÓmico en ese estadio costaba 29 $, y ahora supera los 500 $. llegÓ la fecha en que sus fanÁticos estaban esperando para verlo en terreno de juego, vistiendo la camiseta rosa del inter miami. nos conectamos con lindsay casinelli, quien ya estÁ lista con la informaciÓn y muy emocionada. lindsay: asÍ como lo dijeron, un antes y despuÉs de messi, perfectamente bien descrito, lo que significa la llegada de lionel al fÚtbol estadounidense. faltan solamente horas para que arranquÉ a rodar el balÓn en el estadio, la casa del inter miami, 23.000 personas, no hay ni un boleto disponible, los boletos se incrementaron en un 500%, y hay algunos que hasta lo han comprado en reventa por 70.000 $, 100.000 $, es una locura lo que ha desatado lionel messien el fÚtbol de toda la regiÓn, porque me atrevo a decir que serÁ impactado el fÚtbol mexicano. debuta en la leaguescup contra un equipo mexicano. la llegada de messi nos empieza a robar el corazÓn a todos, tuvo un gesto

le saludamos con muchÍsimo gusto, carolina sarassa, un servidor, yo soy borja voces.25 de julio, como siempre, es un honor poder acompaÑarlos como cada mediodÍa aquÍ en su "ediciÓn digital". carolina: arrancamos con la tremenda batalla legal que emprende el gobierno del presidente joe biden en contra de texas por ese muro flotante que se implementÓ en la frontera con mÉxico. el gobernador de ese estado republicano, greg abbott, desafiÓ al departamento de justicia, y no quitÓ las boyas instaladas en el rÍo bravo. la administraciÓn del presidente biden cumpliÓ con su promesa y los demandÓ. borja: esto ocurre justo cuando la patria fronteriza atendiÓ a una mujer emigrante que estaba embarazada y que cayÓ cerca de ese muro con pÚas. vamos a conectarnoshasta la capital del paÍs con edwin pitti para que nos amplÍe. Última hora en este caso de la demanda, adelante. edwin: buenas tardes. en efecto, el estado de texas se queda sin tiempo, ahora oficialmente enfrentan una demanda civil por parte del departamento de justicia, luego que se negaran a quitar esas barreras con bulla

carolina: en temas de salud.230 productos lÁcteos de 23 fabricantes diferentes y los investigadores encontraron que solamente 28 de las bebidas tenÍan suficiente vitamina d y calcio en comparaciÓn con la de vaca. asÍ que revisen bien las etiquetas. tambiÉn el tema de los niÑos. siempre dicen que no deberÍa ser utilizada por una fÓrmula. borja: vamos a pasar con mÁs noticias de salud. un brote de salmonella en varios estados estÁ relacionado con la carne molida. los cdc han reportado 16 casos. aproximadamente, seis hospitalizaciones. estados afectados son new jersey, new york, connecticut y massachusetts. algunos paciente recordaron haber consumido carne molida 80% magra que compraron en las tienda los brotes de salmonella oden fiebre, diarrea, vÓmitos y deshidrataciÓn. se reconoce la carne y la marca no la consuma. carolina: ahora vamos con el doctor. vamos con nuestra cita que tenemos cada miÉrcoles con el doctor juan. esta hora se recupera de una forma satisfactoria el hijo de la estrella de la nba lebron james

or south carolina.s works out for about like this was a four turkey communities in response to cherokee talks on settlements and since there will be six north carolina, virginia carolina and georgia, and volition invasion, and into the turkey country and really focus on sort of southeastern tennessee and carolina and really invasions with militia forces seem to essentially destroy everything that you can find those much of the way of finding this is the turkey population and parts of the turn into refugees and this is a test personally horrible experience some language to see around coming out of like formulators, coming out of like patriots leaders and this volition invasion, is pretty much genocidal language were talking about the needed to drive turkeys from the frontier in a limited threaten the country during this crisis bring residence of the revolution is just horrendously combating experience for many charities and he goes on how the finding in the cherokee country in other parts of native ameri

carolina: de escucharlo y no creerlo.reuniÓn del gran jurado, washington, d.c., en el caso del expresidente, donald trump, quien podrÍa presentarse y enfrentarse a una potencial, de llevarse a cabo esos nuevos cargos en su contra, el exmandatario enfrentarÍa graves consecuencias penales. edwin pitti estÁ en vivo en la capital con mÁs detalles de esa noticia. edwin: con la reuniÓn del gran jurado en esta corte federal en washington dc, hay mucha expectativa, porque tan pronto como maÑana viernes, incluso la prÓxima semana, oficialmente la oficina del fiscal especial, jack smith, podrÍa presentarle cargos al expresidente donald trump, el mitigaciÓn con efecto a la obstrucciÓn de justicia, y tambiÉn la insurrecciÓn al capitolio en enero de 2021. estamos hablando por el momento de tres cargos que incluirÍa conspiraciÓn para defraudar a los estados unidos, privaciÓn de derechos y manipulaciÓn de testigos. importante recalcar que la defensa de ha dicho que esto en parte los toma por sorpresa. dicen que trump pensaba que jack sm

we are now coming home to south carolina. to make these parts here in south carolina and today, they are shipping the first micro-inverters made in america. the good news is 90% of these jobs don't require a college degree. this is to develop training and pathways. since i took office, we have seen over 60 domestic manufacturing announcements. all across the solar supply chain. one of the biggest is in georgia. you may find that hard to believe but that is what happened. i will be there for the groundbreaking. today, the department of energy announced new incentives for companies to bring solar power manufacturing back to our shores. we are in a real race, china is ahead of us. this is another step in helping us meet the goal of 100% clean renewable energy by 2035. by 2035, all electricity in america can be generated by clean energy. that is a big deal. saving billions of tons going into the air. you see the same story in semiconductors. this affects everything in our lives, cell phones, audibles, refrigerators. the most soph

but in terms of what is identified as the homeland in south carolina, this is where creation happensthis is the center of things. >> north georgia in western northd carolina, money is so it remains in those areas if you are working the appalachian trail where the cherokee would have been. >> church settlements like non-native early history in the western trail looking at places forak millennia, the campus has histories that go back thousands of years but before the term so all americaner places are all a semblanceho of ancient homeland. >> describe if you will the life they live for contact with european powers. >> they were the early part, cherokee people would have been the in agricultural villages, popular images american culture edited nomadic for not included in the landscape but pretty much everybody, corn farmers is a variety of wild cultivated plants, or agricultural towns and some have mounds that support karen's houses and you have houses made of wood and fields stretching long river bottoms so building sedentary people may have a wide range of other resources and they are

south carolina -- the carolinas, i think, is a great spot can you answer one question, scott.i think it was because there were no yachts back then or something? i don't understand i guess you couldn't get a boeing business jet. i don't understand what's -- >> isn't that an amazing -- look at that. it's just beautiful. i don't know i don't know >> do you have 34 couples come over to hang out in the bedrooms or something i just -- i'm just trying to figure out what you possibly could need that's just opulence and sort of, look at what i have, isn't it and that's what yachts are for nowa nowadays >> i imagine vanderbilt probably had yachts, too. >> a couple of choppers? >> great job, scott. having coach k., that was pretty neat to have both of those gentlemen on and all they've got to do is put a little 2023 on that sign, on the highway. that says north carolina that's all they've got to do just add to it >> thank you, scott cohn >> thank you >> coming up, the pga tour goes under the microscope today in washington we'll speak with wisconsin senator ron johnson, head of a key hear

north carolina is not a monolithic state. people are independent and think on their own and they want to see what a candidate will offer them versus what a party has to give right now. i think folks are disenchanted with both parties. that is in part because they have not done a good enough job. we need to show people we are there to listen to them and the democratic party is the party of help, as it should be. >> you have focused a lot on rural voters making sure you are letting them know the party is here. can you talk more about that? from my point of view and from capitol hill, a lot of democrats are starting to realize we want to mobilize not just our base. we lost the working class, union voter, many of whom live in the rural districts. we are not going out there as much. can you talk about that and how you are trying to encourage people to listen to this base? >> i think 2016 was a big wake-up call for folks when donald trump got elected. people would say, i don't know how this happened? me living in a rural part of th

norman of south carolina. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reported to the house that during consideration of the bill, h.r. 2070pursuant to resolution 583, the votes cast by the delegates and the resident commissioner on a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, were decisive. pursuant to clause 6-h of rule 18, the chair will put the question to the house de novo. the question is on the amen amendment. the question is on the amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington -- mr. smith: sorry, i didn't wait to be recognized. i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those in suppo

south carolina state flag is the palmetto tree. and that harkens back to that revolutionary history. but this is the actual flag carried by the palmetto guards was a local charleston militia group that's going to be stationed over on morris island during during the initial bombardment of forumr. so this is kind of gives you a good map despite american battlefield crossing and gives you a good view of it. looked like in charleston. in 1861, you see sullivan's isnd, they took fort moultrie and they started building batteries there. they en ilt aloing battery, which is basically a raft. they put cannons on and they covered itlmt like an ironclad and it would float in the harbor. they could fire on theor from there, they're going to take fort johnson and castle pinckney and this island down here on the south, me island would play an important role, not only during the first battle, but then later in the war as well. and that that position, they're going to fortify that island as well. and there's a battery. there's manned by students f

. >> you, of course, are a south carolina, from south carolina, proud south carolina and. your home state. as the first primary state, is the first primary states despite ongoing pushback from other states, president biden is visiting south carolina this, week reinforcing, of, course how important it is. it is never, is like the democratic party base, but it is not a swing state. my question for you as, why south carolina? why not georgia in north carolina? all diverse dates representing the base, but more swing states. my south carolina a better choice to be first? >> jen, you know that south carolina has been in the window almost two decades. if you look at the other early states parties, or states in time, you look at iowa, new hampshire, or the beta, south carolina has been the best indicator. the only primary in which south carolina did not choose the eventual nominee of the democratic party was when john edwards, and john kerry ran. the only reason for that is that john edwards is at nativist of south carolina. south carolina is the best indicator of who is eventuall

south carolina is an example of that.is going to be talking about a new partnership between energy and flex that will create 600 new jobs in south carolina, 1,800 in the u.s. it is part of $11 billion in manufacturing and clean energy investments in south carolina as a result of these laws. part of the message here as we get more into a campaign cycle here is that republicans in south carolina and across the country voted against these economic investments. even though, as the president has vowed to be a president for all americans, a lot of the benefits of these economic ledge stra legislation are happening in red counties, red states. he's not trying to just tout his own accomplishments but call out republicans for oppoing him. >> that's a favorite play for his, especially pointing out the republicans touting the achievements of the bills without, of course, having voted for them. as you well know and we mentioned a moment ago, the president's remarkable comeback in the 2020 primary process really started in south carol

why south carolina? >> well, you know south carolina has been in the running now for almost 2 decades. and if you look at the other early state party or state during that time, you look at iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina has been the best indicator. i think the only primary in which south carolina did not choose the eventual nominee of the democratic party was when john edwards and john kerry ran. the only reason for that is john edwards was the native of south carolina. but south carolina has been the best indicator of who is eventually going to be the nominee of the democratic party. why is that the case? it is the case because democrats -- black voters have been the backbone of the democratic party. what happens in south carolina has a ripple effect. what happens in georgia, mississippi, alabama, and across the country where there is a significant african- american population, there is a statistic i love to use from national geographic that says 90% of african-americans in this country can

everybody made fun of south carolina.y the time we left, we had turned it into an economic powerhouse. we were building more bmws than anyplace in the world. we brought in mercedes-benz, five international tire companies. they were referring to us as the beast of the southeast. we said you have got to show a picture id to get on a plane, you should show picture id to protect the integrity of the voting process. we passed one of the toughest illegal immigration laws in the country. we did a mandatory e-verify program that required our businesses to prove the people they hired were in this country legally. we announced jobs in every single county. we took our unemployment at 11%, brought it down to 4%. we took 35,000 people off welfare, we put them to work. by the time we left, we were named the friendliest state in the country, the most patriotic state in the country, and the number two state in the country people work moving to. i got the call from the united nations and said, i do not know what the u.n. does. i just know

why not georgia or north carolina? also diverse states representing the base, but more swing states. why is south carolina a better choice to be first? >> you know south carolina has been in the early state window now for almost two decades and if you look at the other early state parties were states during that time, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina has been the best indicator. i think the only primary in which south carolina did not choose the eventual nominee of the democratic party was when john edwards and john kerry ran, and the only reason for that is john edwards was a native of south carolina. south carolina has been the best indicator of who is eventually going to be the nominee of the democratic party , and why is that the case? it is the case because for decades, black voters have been the backbone of the democratic party, and what happens in south carolina has a ripple effect. what happens in north carolina, georgia, mississippi, alabama, and across the country where there is significant african

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alabama, louisiana, north carolina, and south carolina is on that list as well. i am very hopeful that the decision that the district gave in south carolina will be supported by the supreme court going forward. we will see the redrawing of lives in south carolina as well. >> i am sure we are talking to you either way about it as we always try to. thank you south carolina, congressman jim clyburn. after the break, we are going to need more than thoughts and prayers. what it will really take for america to rise up against gun violence. once and for all, and former president trump's bizarre pitch to nevada voters, it involves beach front property? we'll explain what our political panel joins us. for as my colleague richard lui with today's other top news stories. richard? >> raf, good sunday to you. some of the stories we are watching 53 million people from north carolina to new hampshire are under flood alerts today. look at the flooding in the town of norman, oklahoma. the southern half of the country, also has more extreme heat. that heat index and summer spots c

everybody made fun of south carolina.the time we left, we had turned it into an economic powerhouse. we were building more bmws than anyplace in the world. we brought in mercedes-benz, five international tire companies. they were referring to us as the beast of the southeast. we said you have got to show a picture id to get on a plane, you should show picture id to protect the integrity of the voting process. we passed one of the toughest illegal immigration laws in the country. we did a mandatory e-verify program that required our businesses to prove the people they hired were in this country legally. we announced jobs in every single county. we took our unemployment at 11%, brought it down to 4%. we took 35,000 people off welfare, we put them to work. by the time we left, we were named the friendliest state in the country, the most patriotic state in the country, and the number two state in the country people work moving to. i got the call from the united nations and said, i do not know what the u.n. does. i just know e

and meanwhile, in south carolina, the south carolina swing is tomorrow. president biden heading to what could be a key state for him in 2024. we'll get details from congressman james clyburn, the co-chair of the biden 2024 campaign, when he joins us in 60 seconds. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." don't go away. we'll be right back on msnbc. rt. don't go away. we'll be right back on msnbc i won't let me moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge as you. emerge tremfyant®. ask you doctor about tremfya®. >>> president biden is heading to south carolina, the state critical to his 2020 primary victory, of course. on what the white house is calling an official nonpolitical trip. certainly has polit

, and there is a host of consequences that result from the black presence in south carolina. we explore those consequences having to do with slavery, race, emancipation, civil-rights, and we look at the implications those have for the united states as a whole. wherever possible we look at the international connections that south carolina and race related issues has with not only the state but the nation. host: bernard powers, lauren devila, thank you >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these companies and more. ♪ ♪ >> as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal." discussing the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington and across the country. coming up saturday morning, george mason university's professor talks about janet yellen's visit to beijing and the state of u.s.-china economic relations. lillian coming him from "the washington post" discusses her podcast field trip about america's national parks. "washington jou

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john: there was a big lebanese community in south carolina. he was going to go to marion south carolina when he got off of ellis island. he ended up in marion, north carolina. he stayed the night in a train depot. no one came to pick him up. finally the conductor said get on the train he pulled him on the train and took him to charlotte, north carolina. and it was an arabic family around the coffee shop at the train station. they talked about him moving up and they gave him a job and he started washing dishes. he went back and got the rest of his family. they made enough money to get a wagon and then they went in the countryside selling cloth and sewing materials, shoes, stuff like that. that evolved into john mack and sons. john mack was my grandfather's name. it was a clothing store. my father, who was an entrepreneur, decided he wanted to be totally on his own and he started a wholesale grocery business. david: they wanted you to go into that business at some point? john: i don't think my father did. my mother is a strong force. she only wa

-- north carolina? john: there is a big community in north carolina.t is going to go to south carolina but he ended up in a upper carolina. he stayed the night in train depot. noah came to -- no one came to pick him up. so the conductor took him to charlotte north carolina and it was an arabic family at the train station and they talked about the mixup and they give a job, started washing dishes and became a paddler then he went back and got the rest of his family and he made enough money to get a wagon and it went to the countryside selling cloth, sewing materials, shoes. that evolved into john mack and stein, my grandfather's name, and that was a clothing department store,'my father who is an entrepreneur decided he wanted to be on his own and he started a wholesale grocery business. david: they want to do to go in the business at some point? john: i do not think my father did. my mother it a strong force. she wanted me to be a doctor but i did not want to. my father was laid back and my mother was really aggressive. it was a great combination. david

and that's exactly what we'll do here in north carolina.t's unnecessary, -- and we are gonna pick up seats in the legislature to ensure that my veto has power. and that will force the republican legislature to have to negotiate. >> we had a series of stunning decisions from the supreme court this week. let's talk about the affirmative action rolling. university of north carolina was one of the schools at the heart of that rolling that ended race conscious some mission policies. what impact will this decision had on diversity in north carolina schools. and what would you do as governor to make sure that all students get a fair shot of higher education? >> we absolutely have to have exactly that. everyone has a fair shot of higher education. everyone is a fair shot at a better life. that's the fundamental promise of this life. that people have an opportunity to build a better future. and unfortunately, the u.s. supreme court into decisions, university admission case that my office had defended, and biden's student loan, targeted student loan