aug 2nd is the european roma holocaust memorial day in memory of the half a 1000000 romani and cindy people killed by the nazi regime during the 2nd world war 2 memorial for the victims right here in berlin is at the center of a growing controversy plans to build a railway tunnel underneath it have sparked outrage. every day at 1 pm in the heart of berlin a moment of remembrance the memorials fresh flower replaced daily commemorating the $500000.00 cindy and roma murdered during the nazi regime for roxana lorraine vit it's a special moment she says. her grandparents survived the holocaust. for one thing this place is a burial site for those whose ashes are still adrift in auschwitz it's hallowed ground for the community of the city romani and all people. on. the memorial is located in the heart of the capital a stone's throw from parliament its proximity to the center of political life is symbolic but that proximity has become a problem germany's rail operator is planning a new underground line connecting berlin's main station with potsdamer platz it says to maintain a safe distance

>> and he said, cindy, where's my mom? and i just -- i instantly knew in that moment that something had happened. i just knew. i said, michael, call the police, i'm on my way. >> where was dee dee keller? not only was there no water left outside for dee dee's beloved dogs, but detectives noticed lots of other things wrong inside the house. her purse was there, but her wallet was missing and, this was a woman with money, a lot of it. >> was dee dee's hefty bank account a factor in her disappearance? investigators follow the money trail. >>> coming up -- >> who got that money in the event of her death? >> the den ben feficiaries were her two children. >> detectives wondered where were they? re were they? i'm a performer. -always have been. -and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. so when i

cindy, tell us about how this has been for you. timing of this, how this happened, who got sick first, cindy? >> my brother danny got sick first. he was -- actually, the way it first started was his wife, liz, worked in a nursing home and she was working on the covid unit and she tested positive one day, so she went and isolated herself in her room and my brother went in, was tested a couple of days later, and found out he was positive and their youngest daughter was positive as well. dillon and gavin were negative. so that's how it started. >> and, diane, i can't imagine how you are -- how you're holding up. i mean, your family is incredibly strong. you've lost your husband, your son. did they know each other's condition? were they aware about each other? >> well, my son -- my husband was told, my husband was told but he has dementia. he was in a nursing home. so we asked him to pray for my son who ended up at rhode island hospital on may 14th. so i asked my husband to pray for his son. but unfortunately, he did keep forgetting be

you heard from colin powell and cindy mccain. and astead, we also had calamari, we had this remarkable roll call from all 50 states and seven territories. what is it that you think was accomplished last night? >> i think the goal of last night, kind of an overarcing theme of what we'll see throughout this convention is projecting joe biden as not only a competent government leader who can pull the levers of government in the way that president obama has not, but also as a decent person and a good man. they're trying to show a contrast in humanity that they think can appeal to voters across the sprek trectrum. it's an interesting play from democrats to say, we may have ideological differences and may disagree on policy, but joe biden is someone we can agree on as a better person than donald trump. i think you saw that last night. that's what the man tanlg front cindy mccain and that's what you get from progressives like aoc or addyi barken. these are people with clear solutions on what the country needs. but what they're saying in

>> no, they did not. >> and didn't ron's wife, cindy, have a motive? said something like, i don't know where she is, but i hope she rots in hell. and i'm very sorry i said that. >> of course, dale and his attorney knew the prosecution would make a big deal about the restraining order stephanie took out after dale spanked her son. that sprang from the chaos in her life. >> i believe she built a fake little world where i was the bad guy. >> was stephanie ever worried dale might get violent? hardly said the defense. why else would she ask the judge to delay the order until after their little family holiday? >> the judge said he had never seen someone have a restraining order but then have someone say don't enact it yet, not until next week. >> why would she go away on a yoga retreat and decline this friend's offer to babysit? >> can i take care of the kids? she said no, they're fine with dale. >> that's because she knew that dale wasn't a threat to her. he wasn't a threat to those children. >> remember how the detective found the house unusually spotless

host: cindy in connecticut. we'll go to mike in south carolina, supporter of joe biden. caller: i am a supporter of the democratic party and since he is our candidate, i am a supporter of joe biden. i am more in support of the change, a change, and this is the way we get a change. we need somebody who understands what it means to be a leader of this country. it isn't currying favor with the chosen few. it isn't a lot of the divisiveness that he seeks with his words. it is someone who understands they represent all of us, regardless of our political party affiliation, and that is what he works for. host: if i may ask, were you a supporter of joe biden early on? caller: i did support someone else, amy klobuchar, because she is one who would bring people together definitely. when the choice came down to joe biden, i know what joe biden has done in the past. some things i agree with, some things i don't, but i think he is the one -- he does understand what a leader's role is, and i think he can fit in that role. host: what did you make of his vice presidential choice? caller

i know you are close to cindy mccain.alk about this relationship. >> it is two men from different backgrounds. after a while, from different parties with different ambitions and views of the world, but they found a unique relationship that was both a friendship and a desire to work together to make the world a better place. in that, really, that is what really characterizes the relationship between john and joe biden. joe biden served as a mentor of john mccain early on. this film shows john mccain was still in the navy when he first met senator biden on a trip overseas and when john ultimately became a senator from arizona, a colleague of joe biden, they worked together and they fought together but at the end of the night, they could go have a cocktail and discuss the world as they see it. they always saw the world the same way as americans. it is a stroll down memory lane, but i think an important value lesson for people who watch it. and that is that you can fight like dogs and cats all day long over politics, but at t

what better symbol and cindy mccain? colin powell is a respected figure.e has not resort -- endorsed a republican for president since 2004. he's part of this realignment that we talked about earlier. the republican party has weakened itself in the suburbs. they are going stronger in rural areas. the republican base has migrated from the country club to the country. let me just say. for aoc, democrats do not want to spotlight her on a night when they are trying to go after republican independent voters. she's a lightning rod. she inspires a lot of enthusiasm among some elements. when you are talking about swing voters, that's not her forte. she comes from a safe democratic district in new york city. she does not have to talk to independents or republicans to win. that's why they put her out to have a minute tonight. if you wanted to fire up the base, she does a better job of that. that was not the message tonight. >> your comment? >> i think that nomination speeches are typically not that long. trying to keep to the time limit so we can manage to fit everyt

again pushing this theme that they started at the meeting last night keynote speakers will include cindy mccain the widow of the late senator john mccain a republican who formed an unlikely friendship with joe biden during their senatorial career also headlining tonight will be the candidate's wife joe biden's wife dr jill biden she will be the headline speaker so this will be a major event including as well former democratic party luminaries such as former secretary of state john kerry will also be addressing the convention virtually as we've mentioned once again pointing out the immense experience that joe biden brings to the role of president. mike hanna in washington thank you. the mayor of rio de janeiro has scrapped plans for an app to reserve space on copacabana beach was that a crew that said it would be the only way for somebody at this to maintain distance that it has been mocked widely online so instead sitting on the sand will remain

former secretary of state colin powell and cindy mccain with a testimonial of her husband john mccain's friendship with joe biden. tonight, we hear from former president obama and the vice presidential nominee kamala harris. and this morning, we have new details about what they plan to say. >> now to your coronavirus update. overnight, 1,300 more americans died from the virus. and hundreds more students at universities across the country have tested positive. notre dame, just the latest university to suspend classes just eight days after reopening. we'll have much more on these developments in a few moments. but first, let's begin our coverage with cnn's jessica dean. she is live in wilmington, delaware, with the democratic convention. jessica? >> good morning to you, alisyn. yeah, last night, we saw yet another mark of a modernized convention during a pandemic time with that newly reimaged role call across the country, which people really loved and seemed to enjoy, since none of us have been able to travel that much. got to see a lot of the country. we also heard a lot about leadership

route but we are optimistic a solution can be found from representatives of the central council for cindy and roma have been included in the planning process they want more public information about the genocide maybe yes indeed if there is no other option than to run the trainline beneath a memorial. it would be an opportunity to realize our longstanding demand for a place of information to be included in the underground construction. by using. meat and fish even until the new line has been rerouted germany's sinti and roma will remain vigilant. some sport now and lewis hamilton has taken pole position at his homegrown prix in britain breaking the tracks lap record twice in the process hamilton set new black records for the silverstone circuit in the 2nd and 3rd 3rd qualifying rounds hamilton's miss a payment found harry buttons was 2nd ahead of today's threats. you're watching news news headlines after top of the hour and you can find more information on all our stories and much more on our web site let's do that really dot com i'm going to follow us on twitter and instagram as well as d

now, sources won't say tonight if cindy mccain will endorse joe biden, but in a portion of the video obtained by cbs news, she talks about her husband's close friendship with him. and as we come on the air tonight, there's growing frustration that warnings about the spread of coronavirus are not being heeded on college campuses. the university of notre dame now says it will cancel in-person classes for the next two weeks after 80 people there tested positive overnight. there's a lot of news to get to tonight, and we have a team of correspondents with all the news. cbs' ben tracy is going to lead off our coverage tonight from the white house. good evening, ben. >> reporter: norah, good evening. so, postmaster general lou dejoy was facing bipartisan backlash, and at least 20 state attorneys general are planning to sue the trump administration, accusing it of trying to disenfranchise voters by making it harder to vote by mail. postmaster general louis dejoy is backing down, says he will suspend his widely criticized cost-cutting measures, including removing mail boxes and of mail- until

berlin a moment of remembrance the memorials fresh flower replaced daily commemorating the $500000.00 cindy and roma murdered during the nazi regime for roxana loraine visit it's a special moment she says. her grandparents survived the holocaust. and this place is a burial site for those whose ashes are still adrift in auschwitz it's hallowed ground for the community of the city romani and all people. under. the memorial is located in the heart of the capital a stone's throw from parliament its proximity to the center of political life is symbolic but that proximity has become a problem germany's rail operator dortch is planning a new underground line connecting berlin's main station with potsdamer platz it says to maintain a safe distance from parliament the route must run through the memorial site the sinti and roma are outraged even if the disruption is only temporary during construction berlin is now looking for a new route that would not endanger the monument. complex task because around the building and in the tear garden there are already tunnels and pipes underground you have to loo

route but we are optimistic a solution can be found from representatives of the central council for cindy and roma have been included in the planning process they want more public information about the genocide there yes indeed if there is no other option than to run the trainline beneath a memorial. it would be an opportunity to realize our longstanding demand for a place of information to be included in the underground construction. by using. the sheikh. until the new line has been rerouted germany's sinti and roma will remain vigilant. you're watching data the news will be back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then you can find more information on any of our stories that much more at did have a dot com don't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram a date over the news i'm rebecca ritter's in berlin seizing. the last census of credo need to keep up with the evil of the world for over correction home the 4th time for the most recent article the right words or at least the bottom of the valley is at the last dragons in this world as you call it the heart of the 3 year

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and now, i think i want to turn it back to cindy. thank you. >> sonya, can you make me the presenter again, please. >> you should be the presenter now. thank you. >> thank you so much, suzanne. can you see my slide right now. >> no. >> hold on one second, please. you've temporarily assigned yourself and reassign it back, too. >> ok. >> one was before allowing a mixture building and i want to confirm that ab112 does create a verifiable process to create options to comply prior to a determination of physical and technical freeze annual. feasibility. we wanted to clarify the physical oral technical feasibility. physical feasibility is what it is, it's limited to that and there was a line added that financiafinancial considerationt technical feasibility. the last thing is the language around physical constraint in the small infill sites. so the amendment under that section would now say that a joint review by the planning department and public work's department determines there's no feasible option to locate an electrical transformer in

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talk to us about how you would close that five dr point gap from the front-runner cindy hide smith.te to get those numbers tighter? >> we close the gap because our message is resonating. here in mississippi, unfortunately we've begun to lead the nation in daily pandemic strikes. today in mississippi, it looks like unfortunately, we're going to register 2,000 deaths. that's just awful. so people ask me what i would do. i would listen to the doctors. i would listen to dr. dobbs, the leading doctor here in mississippi. he said two months ago wear a mask. he said we should social distance. he said we opened too fast. so what did my opponent do? when president trump said back in february that this thing is going to naturally disappear, my opponent said, oh, this is going to be over in two weeks. no, that was in february, and now we're in august. so what do we have to do is adhere to the science, listen to the doctors and focus on the things that mississippians really care about, expanding medicaid in mississippi. if we did that tomorrow, 200,000 mississippians would have the confidence o

. >> and if anybody would know, his best friends, cindy and scott graham. >> ben was family. he was family. >> and then there was ben's other love, the brightest thing in his life, the one good thing that came from his first marriage, alyssa. >> everybody said that he loved me more than anything and i think it's true. >> quite true of course, a little jockeying at first, two women and one man, even if one of the women was just three. >> our first date alyssa was there. we were eating and i was just trying to talk to ben and get to know him. and alyssa was don't talk to my dad. >> i remember meeting her, i didn't really like her. she was talking to my dad. >> more than talking to him, as it soon turned out. ben and melissa moved into together just a month later, the sort of thing a 3-year-old finds hard to understand. >> she said i love you, i said don't talk to my dad that way. >> but as we said, it was a love story, for both of them. as jamie hart, friend and future bridesmaid put it -- >> he was truly her best friend and he was the best dad. that's all he cared about was al

that across the aisle friendship narrated by cindy mccain. these republican voices, they have clearly made this a focal point, one major focal point. what will the impact of this be? >> i think that is a fantastic question. four years ago, donald trump used this to his advantage. hillary clinton was the epitome of the establishment. donald trump ran against both parties. the system is rigged. i will drain the swamp. four years later we the presidency to look at. he has not drained the swamp, not been bipartisan, not made the government work. are there voters that made things matter, the suburbs of cleveland, philadelphia, outside phoenix in john mccain's home state, are they sitting there with a check box, where is john mccain, where is cindy mccain, where is colin powell? no. that's not how people think. where's the establishment. where's the power structure. part of chaos. david axelrod says we pick presidents, pick the op it sit, pick something different when we trade presidents. the trump presidency has been chaos. joe biden is trying to

what better symbol and cindy mccain? colin powell is a respected figure.as not resort -- endorsed a republican for president since 2004. he's part of this realignment that we talked about earlier. the republican party has weakened itself in the suburbs. they are going stronger in rural areas. the republican base has migrated from the country club to the country. let me just say. for aoc, democrats do not want to spotlight her on a night when they are trying to go after republican independent voters. she's a lightning rod. she inspires a lot of enthusiasm among some elements. when you are talking about swing voters, that's not her forte. she comes from a safe democratic district in new york city. she does not have to talk to independents or republicans to win. that's why they put her out to have a minute tonight. if you wanted to fire up the base, she does a better job of that. that was not the message tonight. >> your comment? >> i think that nomination speeches are typically not that long. trying to keep to the time limit so we can manage to fit everythin

do you agree with what cindy laid out? >> absolutely not. think the governor has pragmatic in his approach. in the city of hialeah, we reach out to him to get help with a testing senator at amelia earhart park and he provided the national guard and supplies and reagents have taken over that center. and the pop-up assistance in the city of hialeah gardens. the department of emergency management has been willing and able to provide ppe and support all of the efforts locally, and the county mayor has actually had mandated masks for weeks now. so, south florida is doing what it needs to do. the problem that occurred is that we had -- when we start today reopen we had a lot of protests going on, demonstrations, people out not taking care of themselves along with a lot of young people that felt the virus was over, and decided to go out and party. so, orders are only as good as the people following them. there's a lot of personal responsibility. but the governor desantis has provided over $2 million in meals for seniors in this area which are very

. >> and cindy mccain participated in an 8 minute convention video.rating the unlikely friendship between her late husband senator john mccain and joe biden. what impact might a video like this have on those disgruntled republicans out there? >> yeah, i think what is interesting is this was the continued thread that we saw being woven from john kasich and others. we saw three prominent represent are can women that came out for joe biden. what we saw tonight, to your point is we saw cindy mccain really connecting joe biden to john mccain on a level of friendship, a level of, again, as we are showing pictures there, this idea of honor and service to the country. and i think that, that was done rather effectively and then, of course we saw colin powell come up, the former secretary of state, republican, came out and endorse joe biden as well. the connecting thread that we will see through the next couple of nights where joe biden is appealing to liberals in his party and disaffected republicans and independents here in the u.s. >> yeah, and then, tough w

what we saw tonight to your point is we saw cindy mccain really connecting with joe biden to john mccain on a level of friendship, a level of, again, you're showing pictures there, this idea of honor, and service to the country. i think that was done rather effectively and then, of course, we saw colin powell come out the former secretary of state a republican come out and endorse joe biden as well. this expectative thread we'll see throughout the next couple of nights where joe biden not only appealing to liberals in his party but trying appeal to d disaffected republicans. >> tough words from bill clinton who said the oval office should be a congressman center not a snowstorm center. what else did he say? will his message of trump chaos resonate beyond the traditional democratic voter? >> he's really trying i think appeal to those democrats, those die-hard democrats who might be out in the midwest who might be upset with the way that washington is running, but they liked the bill clinton policies of his time that bill clinton, you know, was a fairly steady hand at the presidency, even

who are going to respond to the michelle obama but are different from the people who respond to the cindy are a number of different undecided voters and covid—19 is forced the democrats to think about that in a way that parties have not been thinking about. they have been living in the world of broadcast in the world of social media. that's really interesting. i was listening this morning to david axelrod, former adviser to president obama, he was talking about his old boss' speech last night and he said that obama had respected what george w bush had taught him and that was that you had to keep your counsel, you don't criticise your successor, and he wanted to do the same. it was a lesson that he had taken on board you could see last night there was this pent—up anger and fury that finally just spilt over. look, sometimes your reactions have to take account of the fa cts have to take account of the facts that george w bush, barack obama transition in 2008- 2009 was barack obama transition in 2008— 2009 was the best transition in the history of transitions. it took place at a moment of cr

didn't bomb us now on one day of the sheik on sushi until the new line has been rerouted germany's cindy and roma will remain vigilant. watching t.v. news will be back with more headlines for you at the top of the hour i'm michael okwu in berlin by for now. isn't that cute robots like these i'm meant to replace live pets i met leading robel pets designers in japan to see if their inventions are more than just toys for techies join me for our topic today on. so-called personal robots or robots designed to assist in our daily lives have been developing in great strides apart from humanoids like pepto we also have robots that look like animals could they make that they have pets could they even replace cats and dogs as i was loyal companions i asked hiroshi guru one of the world's most renowned roboticists because i think we want to keep it. in the. here and not to have robot ferrets official there with their you know sometimes they cannot do in the market you know what you know what doesn't eat and doesn't do them but things that are much easier where there is. a robot that keeps lonely se

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. >> we've been watching a video montage narrated by cindy mccain, the widow of u.s.nator john mccain, a republican. for the second night, lester, we're seeing some republican voices really getting primetime at the democratic national convention. we await dr. jill biden's speech in a minute but let's go to a former top advisor to president obama who ran his campaign, david plouffe. an interesting moment in the democratic party. on the one hand we see how it's reaching out to shore up its left flank, bernie sanders, alexandria ocasio-cortez, and now this section of the convention with former general colin powell and this tribute with john mccain. can the democrats be all things to all people? >> well, you have to do both. you're going to need great turnout, particularly in a pandemic when voting is more challenging, and joe biden is doing extremely well with seniors and suburban voters and i think voices like cindy mccain and colin powell are helpful. by the way, arizona could determine who our next president is so cindy mccain's voice takes on extra meaning there. >>

commissioners, do you have any questions for cindy? >> commissioner o. >> i do want to make sure we bring up something brought up in the past, career pathways department, and leadership pathways for particularly, people of color, staff who have started how to improve upon th that. >> that is one of our actions in phase 1 report. we are looking at different ways we can implement your suggestions. >> [indiscernible]. start figuring out how we can have a better, more diverse [indiscernible]. >> do we have request feedback. is it better now? >> a little better. >> i should have gotten my head set figured out before that. sorry about that. specifically, around the budget item, when we talk about the program amount of work that we do as a department, we can certainly, it's not easy. but it's possible for us to take the lens of racial equity and apply it to the work that we do and make sure that when we get out there, we are always asking the question, who is this helping, who's this hurting. what's the first step here. how do we make sure we

cindy fish. shift cross the festival is not just important for business but it's also essential for the cultural identity of this city to organize such festivals. and from lockdown showing the lockdown it was a source of hope that many held on to to raise this spirits. but what happens if after all this the festival has to be canceled. there wouldn't great sadness only would it 6 like it will be proud of the fact that at least we tried. not just the people of south spoke but the whole musical world is now waiting to see with the dare insults book festival june cobra pays off. so will it pay off i've got my colleague melissa holroyd here with me melissa festivals of the performing arts really all over the world are looking to see if this is going to work out and with an outbreak a new outbreak just down the road it's possible that they still might have to cancel this that's right they might have to cancel it at the moment we are watching a much bigger production than anything that's going on insul

route but we are optimistic a solution can be found from representatives of the central council for cindy and roma have been included in the planning process they want more public information about the genocide then yes indeed if there is no other option than to run the trainline beneath a memorial. it would be an opportunity to realize our longstanding demand for a place of information to be included in the underground construction. by using. the sheet on species and until the new line has. been rerouted germany sinti and roma will remain vigilant. in political sports news former chelsea striker didier drogba has submitted his candidacy to become the next president of the ivory coast football association. former captain and the all time top scorer for the west african nation will still require nominations from 3 professional clubs plus endorsement from special interest groups before he can officially enter the ballot on september 5th the 42 year old is one of the most celebrated and respected sportsman in africa. lewis hamilton has taken pole position at his home grand prix in britain br

state officials and survivors have gathered at auschwitz to mark european holocaust memorial day for cindy and roma on august 2nd 1944 german guards liquidated what was then known as the gypsy family camp killing more than 4000 men women and children and historians estimate that half a 1000000 sinton room perished in nazi occupied europe. clashes have erupted in southern chile after police evicted indigenous push of prague protesters from a government building. the building since monday calling for lands now in the hands of forestry companies to be returned to them the protesters also want much pussy political prisoners to be allowed to rejoin their community amid the coronavirus pandemic. now 2 u.s. astronauts are set to return to earth and splash down off the coast of florida within the next few hours it will mark the end of a historic mission that saw a private company rather than a government agency sending people to space. space x. separation confirmed the space x. craft undocked from the international space station on saturday to begin its 19 hour journey back to the planet nasa astr

john mccain said he was younger, and cindy mccain said she was younger. there was mrs.ccain at a democratic convention, supporting mr. biden, along with general powell and others. what did you think of that? rick: she's really there supporting her husband, who passed away with a 40 year relationship with joe biden. it wasn't an endorsement, per se. but when she got a call from the biden campaign to help narrate a little story about the relationship between the two of them, she jumped at it because she knew there was a special relationship there. john mccain, when he was in the navy, met joe biden as a navy liaison to the senate, and traveled all over the world. even though ultimately, as a senator they disagreed a lot on policy, they lived in an era where you could do that and still have a cocktail at night. so i think he wanted to honor we don'tage, which is have to be strictly partisan in everything we do. there are things that are good for the country, and you put that ahead of politics. tom: i thing i hear a dog in the background. no doubt that is lincoln the dog. [

route but we are optimistic a solution can be found from representatives of the central council for cindy and roma have been included in the planning process they want more public information about the genocide then yes indeed if there is no other option than to run the trainline beneath a memorial. it would be an opportunity to realize our longstanding demand for a place of information to be included in the underground construction. by using. unfinished leave until the new line has been rerouted germany's sinti and roma will remain vigilant. you're watching data but the news has a reminder of the top story we're following for you about 20000 people gathered in berlin to demand an end to coronavirus restrictions police eventually dispersed the crowd because participants ignored high chain and distancing rules the march came amid a shop rise in the number of new corona virus infections in germany. we'll be back next hour with more headlines for you and you can find more information on all our stories and much more on our web site data dot com don't forget to follow us on twitter and instag

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look, i've got tremendous respect for secretary powell, for cindy mccain. great, great individuals.endorsing biden. i disagree with governor kasich. i'm not going to attack them personally. i admired them before and i will admire them today even if i disagree with them for this decision. i don't think fundamentally this is going to make a big difference in the election. the reality is, biden has been a d.c. insider for decades. these are other politicians, other political figures endorsing him. i think for the kind of outside, the voters are looking for an outsider to drain the swamp. this is not going to change their opinion. they are still voting for donald trump. they are still angry at the d.c. insiders. what i thought was interesting was they gave more time for the colin powells, for the cindy mccains, for the john kasiches than to aoc, one of their own rising stars. i thought it was quite the contrast that they gave many minutes to the republicans and only 60 seconds to what was supposed to be one of their rising stars. neil: you might be right about that but one thing that st

we heard from cindy mccain.hose are important voices, and it got me to thinking the last time a casual news viewer saw this version of their current military, the secretary of defense, the head of the joint chiefs, they were marching with the president over to lafayette square on that terrible day in washington. the head of the joint chiefs wearing camo, maybe hoping to blend into the foliage and not stand out and be seen there. so tell me what you made of the voices from our recent past and tell me the contrast between what people get to see of modern times. >> well, first of all, you know, senator mccain, if you wanted to look for an authentic hero, a lot of us demonstrate courage in combat because we're fighting for our lives. mccain, when he refused to be repatriated as a prisoner of war because he didn't want to take unfair advantage based on his dad being a senior officer, was the definition of integrity and courage. so the armed forces loved the guy, and senator biden, who i've worked with off and on over

. >> that's the voice of cindy mccain, the wife of late gop nominee for about and trump detractor john mccain. she highlighted the biden-mccain friendship and the importance of leadership around the world. >> joe biden will be a president we'll all be proud to salute. with joe biden in the white house you'll never doubt that he'll stand with our friends and stand up to our adversaries, never the other way around. >> that, of course, was the longtime republican and former secretary of state colin powell officially backing the biden-harris ticket. last night information president bill clinton gave biden a political boost and biden's wife dr. jill biden assured voters that biden can heal a divided nation. we get more now from cnn's jeff zeleny in wilmington. >> reporter: the second night of the democratic national convention settled under the virtual convention mode in a much easier way. some of the old school methods, the roll call vote, for example, really came to life on the screen in ways that they had not in years before. democratic officials expressed to me afterwards, really excite

. >> cindy mosquera perdió su empleo por la pandemia, >> lleva tres meses de atraso de la renta >> leenferma de covid-19, para dejar de pagarle. >> el supuesto acoso aumento la semana pasada cuando en represalia la dueña la dejó sin luz. >> el contrato indica que es responsable por 950 dólares de renta, incluido los servicios básicos. >> la comida se ha echado a perder, mi hija no está en casa por no tener luz. >> su aquí esta el contrato, ni firmado está, como está poniendo otro contrato? >> asegura que por años ha pagado la factura de luz, para ayudar a su nieta. >> cancelar los servicios básicos es ilegal >> echar a un inquilino sin proceso de corte, cortar los servicios es un delito civil y penal. >> en los Ángeles, luis tretto noticiero telemundo 48 >> en telemundo 48 seguimos apoyando a nuestra comida el banco de comida con la plaza llevará a cabo una entrega de comida. será el primer y tercer lunes de cada mes, en la ciudad de san josé. y a medida que los casos de covid-19 van en aumento el condado contracosta buscan nuevas tácticas de concientización para ello acuden a los jóv

tonight we have cindy mccain, john mccain's widow, nare raritying a piece about how senator mccain and senator biden were good friends. is this to tell republicans that you can still be republican but not vote for donald trump? >> reporter: well, and megan mccain and cindy mccain have been very critical of president donald trump during the last three and a half years, but like you've said, frank, the democrats are trying to create this big tent coalition, showing they can reach out to disaffected republican voters and tell them it's okay not to vote for president donald trump, or at least that's the idea of including some of these republican speakers like former ohio governor john kasich last night, and like you said what will be a deeply personal video tonight about the well right- hand late john mccain. >> you also mentioned jill biden will will be take bout what kind of man her husband is. bill clint license also be speaking tonight. what do you see as his role here? what does he need to do tonight? >> well, frank, like some of the other speakers, we've also received a an excerpt of

cindy mccain also made an appearance via audio talking about thelilyke natween her husband and the late therto republicans in prime timt n lsoea however, have dr the and ty have a line-up this week. >> i understand the play book here. i mean, they want to make sure they're winning in places like pennsylvania, we're kind of more middle of te road, right? but at the same timeyou know, there are 32 million eligible latino voters going into this election. we are the largest ethnic voting blockn this country. >> reporter: and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez spoke tuesday night for less than aor t?.rduled to speak at all. but if it continues to latos ma tonight. >> a warning tonight. kieasp counter programming this week, something in battleground states. and remember tomorrow night at the dnc isn harris is set to speak.he w live in nsroohe tm liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much,u n ca tch it begins at 7:00 p.m. right after our early newscast, abc 7 news t south bay a racist and homophobic rapt caught on camera. the melt down happened at a marshals in campbell when one nma even

their peninsula counterpart who is a san mateo supervisor as well as cindy chavez in santa clara county. i wanted to single out another santa clara director, jenny brewer who went above and beyond the call in making sure that we could do all this work in the short period of time we had. in particular, i want to single out the mayor of san jose. who intervened in a strategic moment. which is a euphemism when we were really in the dumps. he got us going again in the right direction. like several other public commenters, i would like to thank director brinkman. my predecessor on the caltrain board. i think her no vote administered a shock to the system. people understood how serious this was and that we were on the knife edge of defeat for the whole enterprise. when director brinkman is ready to make the motion, i'll be happy to second it and let's see if we can get a yes vote this time out of her. >> director brinkman: thank you director heminger. -- >> thank you so much to everyone who got involved to get us to this point. it goes to show, we can all get along as a region and we can pull

. >> o'donnell: we have a big night ahead, we are goi to hear from joe biden, colin powell, cindy mccain, john kerry. maria elena, though, on the question of the economy, latino unemployment is at 14.5%. >> exactly. and i think it all has to do have been disproportionately affected by coronavirus, and the economic and health disparities are very evident. they have the highest percentage of job losses, the highest percentage of income loss. also, of course, they have the highest percentage ofnootnmosuri oulikely to be hospitalized from covid than their white counterparts and they have the highest level ohs. ionhef n, tht latinos care, more than anything else, according to a poll, and for a vote, the number one thing they want to see in a president is reduction of health care, reduction of the cost of health care. then handling the pandemic. and,sh, afte,sh of course aftert comes jobs and income, and believe it or not, number four, is stopping discrimination against immigrants. >> o'donnell: thank you. and we want to dip back into the roll call, because as we reach the "w"s-- this is in al

. >>> kpix 5's cindy choi has more on the implications of this study and what it means for essential workers. researchers believe these results are among first of studies looking at urban firefighters testing positive for covid-19 antibodies. the numbers are small but the implications are significant. >> reporter: in a pandemic there's no working from home for frontline workers. >> firefighters were concerned that in the february and march time period, before we really became aware that covid was circulating in the bay area, they might exposed in the fire stations and on the >> reporter: more than 1,200 san francisco firefighters at the end of union voluntarily took 18 body tests for a ucsf study. only three of the samples, 0.2%, came up positive. >> it really has indicated to me that our really strong public health measures in the bay area, our shelter-in-place that went into effect in mid-march, along with the really good work practices and ppe that are being used by our first responders has been working. >> reporter: nearly half of the firefighters reported likely or confirmed con