i think it just goes to show the anxiety in a race for which many of our conns cannot find sufficient passion to even consider coming out to vote rental your, our mind, you and the viewers that what we're talking about here is garnering the votes of 5 to 10000000 americans who are quote unquote, still on the fence and who are likely residing in swing states. and neither of those 2 men in that sense, deliberate, a convincing performance. but that's exactly who they were out to get yesterday. and you have a double risky strategy now to continue with this candidate, this agent candidate, clearly who seemed to struggle with everything, including formulating a simple sentence yesterday, but also running the risk that within 6 weeks ahead of the convention, you might be playing with the idea of either an open convention which we had last time in 1952 more in broker convention which we had in 1968. both of them by the way, held in chicago. both of them ended in chaos and how you would position a new national can. did that wouldn't also look like you were perverting american democracy because

tune into c-span's live of 2024n starting on july 15 next up, ask the democrats as they conn chicagon august 19 stay. watch the republican and national democratic conventions. a free mobile video app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics powered by cable. disploo morning or are open fo, any public policy issue, any political issue that you want to talk time to call in. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independent, (202) 748-8002. g ó)in garfield, new jersey, this is jim on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my cal■el. i was thinking about this debate that is going to be taking place. they should ask the same question of both candidates and see what the answers would be. that i think would be fair for everybody to understand what the swer would be for trump or biden. each can't hear the answer of the other person. that is what i host: think should happen. do you think too skip to caught up in crosstalk? caller: i believe so. when hillary was talking runnins constantly interrupting everybody's answer. to make it clear for every

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st: a conn on the biden administration's policies on immigration, angela guest with the american immigrationawyers association a group whose mission is what? guest: it is the immigration association of certified migratio attorneys and the purpose is to provide accurate information. host: how many attorneys to we have in the country? guest: in our association 17,000, but there are other immigration attorneys that have smart decision to join our association, otherwis as how we'd refer to it. ho advisor are you an immigration attorney, as am. i do not tell many people but, no, i m. host: and you worked with homeland security for one .5 years at the start of the biden administration. what did you do there? guest: i was a senior counselor to the homeland security mayorkas. i was a senior counselor on immigration issues. host: why did you leave? guest:one is that it is a 24/7 job and i have two daughters, and a very understanding husband, but they weren't more me, and my mom is getting up in years, and i needed to pay more attention to family. i had to decisions to leave. if you're going to work i

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a30 series lead, while the oilers fell short of a comeback, star connor mcdavid still took home the connmythe trophy as the most valuable player in the playoffs, only the sixth player ever to do so in a losing effort. the panthers will host a victory parade in fort lauderdale this sunday. parents in louisiana are suing the state's education department over a controversial new law. it requires public school classrooms to display the ten commandments. nine families from across the ideological spectrum joined with civil rights groups to file the suit. they claim the law violates their first amendment rights against government imposed religion, and say it promotes religious favoritism. republican governor jeff landry signed the bill just last week, making louisiana the first state in the country to mandate the display. nbc news correspondent guad venegas is following this closely for us and joins us now with more guad. talk to us about the group of people behind this lawsuit. what are they arguing, ellison well, they're filing this lawsuit, as you mentioned, just a few days after the governo

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finland born and hl captain to win the cup did when something because forward connor mcdavid won the conn's awarded to the most valuable player in the postseason. the panthers stanley cup win was a nice moment for childhood friends. matthew tkachuk and cal tech's celtics star jayson tatum. this is i like this. this is a photo of them when they were kids. they are st. louis natives. they were pals, attended the same high school just last monday when the celtics won the nba championship tatum called for a cut check to win the stanley cup for their hometown and that worked. they both realize their dreams and that same year. deception. >> josh naylor wax one down the line and way foul. >> he's got break and a phone in his hand. what? >> yeah. hey, nice job. and early entry for catch of the year by that baltimore orioles fan happened in the 3rd inning and yesterday's game against the guardians. cleveland's josh naylor. that's him. he no. josh naylor was the one who had a deep fall behind right field. this guy. don't think we have us night. he was the only fans sitting in that corner and took t

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remembered as the president who propelled the far right into power. natasha butler reports from the conn's home town of a meal. it was one of the manual macros defining movements, unexpectedly waiting into a heated protest against the closure of a willful appliance factory in northern town. vanya, during the 2017 presidential campaign fees to the form of the bank, a kid about workers. but this trade union leader who was that says my call listened to the grievances point, which was on your left for me of the promises that no one would lose. that y'all do, said he hosting the take care of our case if he was elected and not let us down, because we thought, ok, he, this is interesting. we would desperate and wanted to believe him macro and went on to be elected with the factory. closed jobs with last work has left and visited a call back monday. so it was a uh that was so disappointing, particularly because he's from here. he's from out here and we thought we have a president. i'm yeah, so he'll surely look off dress, how lucky you're putting the foot in the end. he's a catastrophe. we will we

well, let's say you're in the seventh or ninth field division protecting conn.let's say you're there's a regiment, i believe russian regiment attached to the 352nd facing omaha. and you're a russian. you were in the red army. you were given a choice when when you fall into captivity, either serve out the war in a work camp and starve to death or serve in the german army and the soldiers in france were the ones that opted to serve in the german army. now, let's look forward when this war is over. people ask you where you were from and you're going to be repatriated. and how are you going to fare if you go back to the ussr, having served in the german army? think about that. this is why the 352nd infantry division goes into combat on june 6th with 15,000 effective. and when it is written off on july 31st, had 250 effective. they fought to the last man, the last round of ammunition, in the last ten rations. they were desperately fighting to fend off the allies. they had everything lose. so we were going up against a very formidable army and one that was determined

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putil president trump in jail in the middle of a presidential campaign leading into his conventio the conn. no, i wouldn't put it past him.w we're going to see what theyecoe recommend from the prosecution side. obviously, there's some backnd and forth, but i don't put anything past them. if you recall, a few weeks ago after the trial, someone spoke on the view and saidl some i'vel spoken to people in the prosecutor's office, in alvin bragg's office ther's, and i'ver that they're going to recommend one year at rikers. first and foremost, why are youn speaking to anybody from the d.a.'s from th? secondly, the fact is i wouldn't put any of that past them, sean. they couldn't beat him when they put him in courdn't bea th they couldn't beat him when they put gag orders on every single casutrs ie. y to but now they're going to try and jail him. i don't doubt it. doit will literally cause an lit uproar in this country. they cannot doeral it. it would be ridiculously desperate. but hey, they are. >> they can't win. biden's their candidate. alina, thank you.pole when we come back, the results of ou

imagine this same digitized solution gives visibility to market prices and allows the farmer to be connt trading prices. and a virtual circle begins. that is exactly what the alliance is trying to do. one company provides connectivity, another company, in this case mastercard, provides the digitization, a bank provides capital access. there's a set of foundations that provide skilling and various other educational aspects of it. it all comes together in declared communities. so you have an ecosystem change, instead of everybody doing their own thing. very similar concept. very hard to execute. that's why 10 years, but some of the biggest companies on the continent and the world are on it. very exciting. >> that is exciting. and say that again for us. tell us what maide stands >> mobilizing access to the digital economy in africa alliance. made. >> i believe that's connected in some ways. we have some collusioner have tu together. we should have mixed up the seating. i believe that's connected to some of the work you're doing in response to the call to action from the vice president. is

of quick turnaround in your air cover and your your c resupply it has two harbors and cherbourg and conn that are considered to be key for our logistics once we're ashore and has suitable landing beaches. but what once eisenhower in place with his larger kind of command team by the end of 1943 in 1944 they simply expand on the original three division invasion concept morgan had come up with and come up with five divisions or five divisions plus an five landing features and whatnot that we are so familiar with today, especially this where you can see the actual five different landing beaches. so the key before you get there is to isolate this battlefield. as you saw a moment ago. you're obviously, you know, with this invasion, it's a it's a continental littoral operation, which means that your enemy controls, that continent, you are invading, it's like a pacific island where the japanese could be cut off because you control maybe the air and the sea d they're not going to be able to reinforce. well, in this case, if the germans control much of the european meaning that wherever we land, t

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even i situations we have masked evidence, we han'been able to sustain the conns. >> can ask you a your obstruction theory. you said that you see 1512c as the dividing the world of obstruction. that the nexus between 1 and 2 is the official proceeding and the obstruction of an officia proceeding. what i'm concerned about, how count for the rest of 1512 e official proceeding comes particular acts that one c proceeding like killing orficial threatening or intimidating witnesses covered. if we read c2 tostructing an official proceeding, i don't understand what happens to the rest of the provisions. >> to the extent that pressing on the idea surplus. i don't think that's true. there's certainly overlap duplication. that's true on both of the readin. i think in part, it might be more true on petitioner [rea readg. that same duplication is present on his reading. there's three principle distinctions. the first is that some of them ha less tn corruptly mens raya. they can be violated in ways that wt require the government to pr corruptly. we can charge applications ever those provisions under

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connor mcdavid winning the conn smythe which the playoff mvp and doing so from the losing side which almost never happens. he had 42 points. just shy of wayne gretzky's all-time playoff record in the postseason. such a shame for canada. i admit it. i was rooting for edmondton and i wanted to do canada and that country to get it but the panthers were a deserving team and deserving champions. >> maple leafs was the last team in a stanley cup final to comeback from 3-0 that holds up now edmondton almost did it but not quite. >> yeah. in other sports news. the new york yankees going to be facing the amazing mets coming up. >> mets are hot. >> another team that is hot, jonathan lemire, here we go, our boston red sox man. they won 8 out of 10. last night, i went to sleep. i told jack, you're going to have to take you also the rest of the way. it was 6-2. seventh inning. i had no idea. all i got was a text from jack, he is very polite and said duran is amazing. what can you say about this guy jarren duran? a game winning catch at the fence last night and game winning catch a couple of night

host: clea conne legitimate concern for a lot of americans.ets that have partisan affiliations or track records of supporting or endorsing candidates. so i believe the credibility of the organization hosting a debate really matters. i think cnn is an network, has incredible inat debate is a different kind of exercise. it requires a different kind of expertise. as debate producers, we believe it's very important, it takes a different tenor, h kind of moderation and takes the findings of this recent study. the reason we did the study is because we have a formula that works really well. we're the nation's onlyte organization, but we wanted data to understand what was really happening to given that they're the highest profile contest in tr leaders really interact with one another, understandeir character, hear their platforms, see them engage with each other, and i think we'd love to see a different kind of moderation take place with these debates that we haven't seen in decades. host: cnn will host the first debate on time. abc will host the seco

conn. comentarios publicos. vamos comenzar primero con los estudiantes. luego con las cosas . quÉ no estan en la onda y despuÉs por las cosas estan en la agenda. cualquier participant tiene un solo minuto. gracias. thank you. and also wanted to mention each speaker will have one minute. can we also have that repeated in spanish. and chinese. to let participants tienen un solo minuto para ser su comentarios. gracias. so when i sang how are they sung? can you also. see how. let's go. mckinsey housing and housing. okay. can we have you go? thank you, thank you. if you're a student and you care to speak, would you please raise your hand? seeing no hands raised. moving on to a to our agenda items, if you'd like to speak to any of the items on our agenda, please raise your hand. okay rianda, good evening, board commissioners and everybody in attendance tonight. i am rianda batteast, and i am a proud apac parent leader. and tonight i'm calling in as just a mom. and i'm asking that you all very closely consider the impact that it will have on students. and families with your school cl