wild bill cortez.n four months' time he'd snapped up the homes of two people who had mysteriously vanished, bo and cher. now cher's husband, keith, was telling anyone who would listen that the disappearances and property transfers were no coincidence. >> i right away thought bill has done something to these people. i was telling people in bocas about the suspicions. we're all saying the same thing. bill is in the area. and he told people he was going to come shut me up. he told three or four people that. i moved into a hotel with security. >> keith wasn't the only one who was nervous. >> i got to the point where i became convinced this guy, cortez, had killed these people in order to steal their property. that's when i said i'm going to the authorities. >> he urged keith to do the same. >> he said you need to come to panama city, get to the prosecutor, get to the dij and really turn up the heat. >> keith went to panama city and laid out the case against wild bill to the dij, the panama fbi. >> from tha

the first hour will feature senators amy klobuchar and catherine cortez masto along with andrew cuomond gretchen whitmer. we expect former republican governor john kasich and other republicans to address delegates tonight. the second hour will focus on bernie sanders and former first lady michelle obama. watch all of the democratic national convention on c-span, c-span.org, or listen live with the freeseas been radio app. -- free c-span radio app. holly otterbein joining us from philadelphia today. >> good morning. host: what would be the goal of the d&c? nc. ahead and iiden is think his main goal is to do no harm. it is the democrats opportunity to present a vision they are unified. this is something the party has worked hard at. they did not want a repeat of , there6 convention where was a lot of commotion protests, bernie sanders supporters were upset. they wanted something very different this time around so it was an opportunity to showcase that. you will see that with bernie and making his case for joe biden. host: as well as michelle obama, we expect to hear from governor john k

alexandria ocasio-cortez alluded to the lingering need for medicare for all, signaling a divide between party as she delivered the nomination for bernie sanders. as part of the message that joe biden hears, his nomination was delivered by security guards he met in an elevator. >> in the short time i spent with joe biden, i could tell he really saw me. he actually cared that my life meant something. i knew, even when he went into his important meeting, he would take my story in there with him. >> joe biden is here at the chase center doing a run through for tonight's event. kamala harris did hers last night leading up to that big moment. her biggest spotlight yet. >> dana: jacqui heinrich, thank you. i'm sure we'll see you later today. let's go to the white house. john roberts is there. you're just behind me. how are you doing? >> i'm good. i can almost hear you. the controversy over mail-in voting continues today here at the white house. the president said he's not out to undermine the post office, but he doesn't agree with this idea sending out millions of unsolicited mail outlets. he

alexandria ocasio-cortez said we have to continue to push.ut big, bold change, but most of the convention so far is not about that. it is about moderation come about making deals, relationships over five decades that joe biden hand. there is a lot of republicans who have been chumming up. so it's a much different than 60 seconds with aoc. >> shannon: tonight we saw general powell and highlights, the relationship between biden and late senator john mccain and we have a little bit of that to play but talking about their relationship and again commit is the second night in a row we sell prominent republicans weret least one time republicans brought into the conversation for keswick and some of the left have complained why are you getting so much time to john kasich when we want more aoc? that highlight of the biden and kane relationship was touching. >> the reason they are doing that is the joe biden was, at least. i don't know if he will be who we as if elected president, but this video was very powerful, voiced first by cindy mccain, the wife

tonight's speaker lineup to include congresswoman of san diego ocasio-cortez.he gets 60 seconds, by the way. former president bill clinton and joe biden, focusing in unite don't make unity with sanders and john kasich speaking, along with michelle obama, who went after president trump urging people to vote like your life depends on it. >> this election is about preserving our democracy. during this president's term, the unthinkable has become normal. >> we are being taken down the wrong road by a president who has pitted one against the other. he is unlike all of our best leaders before him who worked to unite us. >> donald trump is the wrong president for our country. he has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job, but he is clearly in over his head. he cannot meet this moment. he simply cannot be who we need him to be for us. it is what it is. >> harris: however, president trump today said the former first lady's speech missed the mark. watch the president. >> i thought i speech was very divisive. frankly, it wouldn't even be here if it wasn

ocasio-cortez the far left progressive congresswoman speaks tonight and responded by saying somethingagainst women's rights doesn't get to say who is or isn't representative of the democratic party. joining me is msnbc political analyst, elise jordan. great to have you with us. thank you for joining us. let me pick up on that rift between aoc and john kasich. does she have a point for why democrats should be listening to someone like john kasich. steve kornacki was explaining on the big board enthusiasm for him as a speaker was as low as it possibly gets among the list of speakers, according to a cbs poll. >> listen, first of all, i don't think that john kasich should ever try to get into a battle of wits with alexandria ocasio-cortez. we've all seen what she's capable of with her social media. and she is one of the sharpest rising politicians. and it's generally not smart. any republican man i'd advise stay away. but that said, john kasich has a point in that politics is about addition, not subtraction. what you saw last night with the dnc is the complete opposite of donald trump's s

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jill -- alexandria ocasio-cortez, and dr. jill biden.ou can watch on c-span and c-span.org or follow wrong -- or follow along on our c-span radio app. we will get your impressions of the first set of the convention. what you think of the format and the speakers that were featured. among them, michelle obama. if you support joe biden, collis that -- call us at (202) 748-8000, if you support ,resident trump, (202) 748-8001 and if you support -- if you are undecided, (202) 748-8002. our facebook page if you want to post there, facebook.com/c-span. coverage tonight is the speech from bill clinton. there also be a roll call from america as part of the nomination process for joe biden. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, and rounding out the night, the former second lady, dr. jill biden. there will be others within that timeframe. 9:00 is when it will start. those are the platforms you can follow along as well. when it comes to last night's coverage in the speakers, the washington post highlights some of the speakers. senator bernie sande

alexandria ocasio-cortez gets 60 seconds tonight. smart move? let's go "outfront." >>> "outfront" tonight, scorned by the virus. the president moments ago speaking in yuma, arizona. the county of yuma has a staggering 18% positivity rate for coronavirus right now, more than triple the accept rate. and yet this was the scene at today's event, the airport hangar packed with supporters, no social distancing, and all of them not wearing them correctly. this as deaths in the united states are up in 19 states, more than 1,000 americans dead today. 32 say its with a positivity rate above that recommended 5% as no new cases dip today. president continues to act as if the virus isn't killing people, including his own supporters, allowing and frankly encouraging a lack of social distancing and masks at his own events. the guy doesn't wear one himself. and he ignores the advice of his own task force and scientists, instead often making decisions based on questionable advice he is getting from questionable sources. today, the creator of my pillow, mike lynn

alexandria ocasio cortez is saying we have to continue to push.rogressives want a big bold change, transformation but most of this convention so far is not about that but about moderation, making deals, relationships over five decades the joe biden had and a lot of republicans have been showing up. it is a different message than those 60 seconds with aoc. shannon: there was a highlight of the relationship between the bidens and john mccain but talking about the relationship, the second night in a row we have seen prominent republicans or at least one time prominent republicans brought into the conversation. some analysts complain why giving so much time to john kasich and others when we want more aoc but tonight the highlight of the biden and mccain relationship for a lot of people was touching. >> that is who joe biden was at least. i don't know if it will be who he is if elected president but this video was powerful voiced by cindy mccain, the wife of john mccain. their relationship was very close. they traveled around the world together dealing

candidate stacey abrams, medicare for all activist ady barkan, and congresswoman alexandria ocasasio-cortez. >> infidelity y d gratitude, working to establish 21st cecentury social economic, and human rights incncluding guararanteed health care, higher education, l livingg wages, and labor rights for all people in the united states. amy: plus, we will speak to two former bernie sanders supporters who took part in the biden-sanders unity task force -- the economist darrick hamilton, and varshini prakash, co-founder of the sunrise movement. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynowow.org, the quarante report. i'm amy goodman. the democratic party has formalally selecteted joe bidens its 2020 presidential nominee to challenge prpresident trump in november a after an ununpreceded virtuaual roll-call vote. tuesday evening's keynote address was given by 17 so-called rising stars in the democratic party including voting rights activist stacey abrams, who ran for governor in georgia in 2018. former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter also spoke tuesday, as did faile

last night's speeches featured bill clinton and alexandria ocasio-cortez. she used her 60 seconds to talk about the progressive policy platform but never mentioned joe biden by name. clinton and other speakers used their time to make the case against a second term for president trump. >> in this job interview the difference is stark. you know what donald trump will do with four more years, blame, bully and belittle. you know what joe biden will do, build back better. >> from the moment president trump took office he has used his position to benefit himself rather than our country. he has trampled the rule of law trying to weaponize our justice department to attack his enemies and protect his friends. >> donald trump has divided our country, diminished our greatness and demeaned everything that this statue represents. america, donald trump has quit on you. >> sandra: team fox coverage. john roberts at the white house. we begin with jackie heinrich live in wilmington, delaware, this morning. we mentioned ocasio-cortez. what has been the reaction to her speech

ari fleischer did a nice job breaking down what comrades come cortez said. to translate the social justice wokeness that she rammed into one minute, this is someone who absolutely loathes america, loathes capitalism, loathes freedom, loathe this borders, rejects our police. the basic ingredients of what made us free individuals and provided equal justice or something comrade cortez totally rejects. they include her amongst the list of rising stars. i like ours. our young members of the house and the senate, they haven't changed their position. it is joe biden who is morphing into a left-wing version of himself that is bowing to bernie and comrade cortez. their radicalism knows no bounds. truly anticapitalism, truly anti-american and they believe, colonialism cloaked in racism, they believe america is defined by her sins and it comes through every word they speak. she says reimagining america, sounds a lot like transforming america which obama talked about a couple years ago. >> sean: pete, thank you. always watching in the morning, you're on all the time. yo

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he chose alexandria ocho g ocasio-cort ocasio-cortez. despite the attempt to put party unity on display, there are challenges and abby, there is another convention tradition that is going to have a new look tonight. >> yeah, dana, the keynote is usually the solo speech known as a spring board for political rising stars but tonight it's going to be a group effort. former georgia gcandidate is a keynote mashup and the democrats say it will offer a diversity of ideas and joe biden says he's the bridge of the next generation of leaders. we'll see some of that tonight, anderson? >> our political team is here to break it down. let's listen to a clip to join the democratic convention. colin powell, take a listen to what he may say tonight. >> the values i learned growing up in the south bronx and serving in uniform were the same values that joe biden's parents instilled in him in scranton, pennsylvania. i support joe biden for the presidency of the united states because those values still define him and we need to restore the values to the whit

also a brief speech by representative alexandra acosta cortez. and will hear-- ocasio cortez. we have from jill biden, the wife of the presumptive democratic nominee. first, your take away, what is the story from this evening? guest: the story from tonight's evening his former first lady michelle obama's closing speech. that really stole the night and that is what is going to be, that will lead the conversation heading into day to. it set a high bar that all the other major speeches that happen throughout the week, including that of joe biden himself, will be compared to michelle obama's speech. she did not make these kind of low blow personal attacks against president trump. she was very clinical in her analysis of him and his job as president thus far. she even used a line from the president himself, in his interview with axios on hbo, when he dismissed the number of deaths, the human toll caused by the coronavirus pandemic, he told my colleague, quote, it is what it is. tonight you heard michelle obama using the same words against the president, saying he is simply not fit

that is a movement which i built with alexandria ocasio-cortez.y the sunrise movement is ahead me, the ciara club is with me the league of conservation voters is with me. the national resource defense council is with me because i have a movement at the planet with the win, solar and all of those things plug in batteries within energy energy efficiency strategy that's going to create millions of jobs in our country and do so with justice not just jobs but just as especially families of color. i want to move on but go ahead you can finish. so 47 years and now we have this. senator if that's the movement we are building, then why not go out and fight for? why not go out there and actually build it? the campaign says you've been here. and you haven't been out there building it. you weren't in washington you miss votes for months on end. that is where the fight is. and why are we fighting for? that is the difference folks. you support it, i support the green deal is from day one. the difference is i will fight for this great i am 39 years old but i've

among them, aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez. given 60 seconds to intro bernie sanders., to nominate him. don't you take these people for their word, that the party isn't progressive enough for them? they say it. they don't have medicare for all. they say it. aoc didn't like the fact that joe biden didn't have medicare for all a few months ago. they are saying it, why don't they believe them? >> i don't say you shouldn't believe them, i'm just saying that most progressive democrats are very happy. the rank-and-file voters, the people who go to the polls, are very happy with this ticket. we see it in the polling. they may not like this platform come up with this platform was drafted through a commission, through a committee that provides biden delegates and bernie sanders delegates. they came together to craft this platform. what joe biden has been doing throughout this campaign, he wasn't for medicare for all. but he won the nomination. part of what his outreach to progressives was to say, "i'm not for medicare for all, i support a robust public option prayed let's work

there'll also be appearances by former president bill clinton and alexandria ocasio—cortez.orrespondent laura trevelyan is in wilmington, delaware wherejoe biden will make his speech and accept the nomination on thursday. his home state of course. absolutely. here we are in his home town and tonight his wife jill biden will deliver the keynote speech. she is going to be speaking from the classroom at the high school where she taught. her theme is that she is an educator and you would have to think with so much of america gripped with how to go back to school safely during this coronavirus, but she is going to use that moment somehow to talk about president trump's leadership, or lack thereof as democrats would see it, during the pandemic. a big night, joe biden is formally nominated. he becomes the democratic nominee, or the party nominates in. also going to hear from supporters of bernie sanders tonight because remember, he also got a number of votes. he has got a number of votes. he has got a number of delegates and alexandria ocasio—cortez is going to nominate bernie sand

and generationally, you know, we are on track to see more people like alexandria ocasio-cortez. so i am interested to see what kind of tone she strikes tonight. i would be surprised if it's extraordinarily sharp. clearly most people on the convention are on the same page of trying to project unity in the face of donald trump's administration, andrea. >> indeed. if biden wins, it will all change on november 4, clearly it will last that long. kasie hunt, thank you. >>> the slowdowns at the post office may force more voters to the polls in the pandemic. in battleground michigan, officials say the slowdowns are anything but routine. >>> plus i'll talk to facebook's sheryl sandberg about how much needs to be done for women's equality, especially for minorities. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. msnbc. the virus is still spreading. california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensu

alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> with the dnc is saying is she speaking. no, they should have. that's a whole other story. >> sanders was all smiles with former rivals. >> invited my girlfriend like you more than she liked me? >> but was ultimately pleased rude >> they should have had more progressive speaking. >> many speakers including the now nominee devoted significant time to attacking president trump. >> the president keeps telling us the virus is going to disappear. he keeps waiting for a miracle. i have news for him, no miracle is coming. >> republican critics say all the trump talk left some questions about the platform. >> spent four days in a convention and i don't know one thing that's on their agenda except they dislike this president and they're going to raise your taxes. >> one of the closing nights most moving moments came from a new hampshire teenager. >> i'm 13 years old. without joe biden, i wouldn't be talking to you today. >> met invited in february asking advice about something joe biden struggled with as a young man. >> you will see this kid become presid

jill biden and congresswoman ocasio-cortez. democratic party, the moderate wing, moderate wing, progressive wing, they are all together. and putting bernie sanders back to back with republicans who came out for biden, showing republicans are moving over. some republicans like john kasich and others are coming over. they also have bernie sanders on board. think how different this convention was four years ago when the sanders people were stomping their feet and they weren't all that thosetic. this time the party is much more united and, of course, michelle obama i think one of the other things that's emerged from this is we now have two strong black women with moral authority who are very central to this campaign in michelle obama and, you know, is with the vice presidential nominee. >> yeah. >> that makes a major difference. it's really, really interesting to see. >> i think you're right. we're out of time. i would point everyone also to read this great piece that my colleague did on cnn.com about joe biden and actually what hi

we heard from senator cortez, so, there more work to be done? absolutely.mbers for latinos have to get better? absolutely. do latinos feel that they should not be taken for granted? and they want their votes to be earned and they want respect? absolutely. >> all right. and anna, i will put the question to both of you, but anna first, we watched and listened as jill biden made her address, to plead for people to vote for her husband joe, how will that message resonate with female voters, anna, first? >> i think it will resonate with all sorts of voters. i think the idea of a president and a first lady who showcase, empathy, humanity, who are able to comfort other americans and able to rise from challenges and obstacles and great grief and continue to put one foot in front of the other as she said about joe biden. for me, also, the beginning of the package, which was a video narrorated by as i understand isis -- by cindy mccain. it brought back the close friendship that there was between mccain and joe biden and how much they believe in the institutions of go

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there was alexandria ocasio—cortez, for many an absolute star of the podium but certainly not for manyere were certainly a row about how long she was going to speak for. we were timing it actually and she did get more than a minute. there are hundreds of progressive democrats who wrote a letter demanding that she should get as much time as the former republican governor of ohio, john casley, who got a big chunk of last night's about. she got more than a minute but she made a very powerful speechless they're talking the agenda of bernie sanders, had a needs to be systemic change essentially to the capitalist system to foreign policy, to everything. she talked about building a movement and of course, it's that energy of the young progressive left thatjoe biden really wa nts progressive left thatjoe biden really wants to harness so that there is a big turnout in his favour this november. and he is trying to build bridges behind the scenes with bernie sanders by bringing him onto a policy commission but the fact that ocasio—cortez‘s green new deal is not part of the democratic platform. th

it is a movement that i built with alexandria ocasio-cortez.t's why the sunrise movement is with me, the sierra club is with me, the national resources defense council is with me because i built a movement that is going to change our country and our planet next year with wins in solar, all electric vehicles, plug-in batteries, with an energy efficiency strategy that will create millions of jobs and do so with justice, not just jobs, but justice for every family, especially families of color. now kennedy: 47 years and we have this. if that is the movement we are building, why not go out and fight for it? why not go out and actually build it? your own campaign says you have been here and you haven't then out there building it. youweren't in washington, missed those votes for months on end. if that is where the fight is, why aren't you fighting for it? that is the difference, folks. i support the green new deal. i was on it from day one. the differences i will fight for this. i have a two-year-old and a four-year-old. we need environmental justice

tonight's speaker lineup to include congresswoman of san diego ocasio-cortez.the way. former president bill clinton and joe biden, focusing in unite don't make unity with sanders and john kasich speaking, along with michelle obama, who went after president trump urging people to vote like your life depends on it. >> this election is about preserving our democracy. during this president's term, the unthinkable has become normal. >> we are being taken down the wrong road by a president who has

it was beautiful. >> here's that moment with alexandria ocasio-cortez, nominating senator bernie sandersier tonight. >> unsustainable brutality of an economy that rewards explosive and equality -- inequality for the few at the expense of long-term stability for the many. who organized the historic grassroots campaign to reclaim our democracy. in a time when millions of people in the united states are looking for deep, systemic solutions to our crises of massive action, unemployment, and lack of health care, out of the love for all people, i hereby second the nomination of senator bernard sanders of vermont for president of the united states of america. >> you served in the house of representatives. have you seen a freshman representative gain so much notoriety and attention in their first term? >> i don't think i have. we had sonny bono. we've had some hollywood types. i don't think so. who did she beat? joe crowley. she's been a meteor since then. out,as set her own vector put her own course. she has more followers on some of the social media than established politicians. >> a couple ot

coverage of the democratic national convention continues tonight with congresswoman alexandria ok ceeo cortezformer president bill clinton, and jill biden. live coverage of the democratic national convention at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, live streaming and on demand at www.c-span.org/dnc or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. e events of the convention,ational jennifer epstein, from bloomberg, thank you for joining us. rating, what was the what is the sense of those watching or those reporting like you about how the first night went? itst: you know, i think depends on the perspective that somebody has, if they are a political insider they might say that this was not enough leastcians speaking, at until the end of the evening, i think both bernie sanders and michelle obama have gotten high marks for their speeches, which were a bit complementary and kind of both t

for alexandria ocasio-cortez, what she did with her one minute was very interesting to me. she's this young, bright woman pushing the partyleftward, and she chose the mostrational political backdrop. the flags, looking directly at the camera, a real establishment picture. i think one question that haunts this convention, and it has to, the president is obviously going to make an issue of it. i think most voters, looking at a man of his age are going to take a close look at him. every time he's on-screen people are going to lk to see if he has what it takes as far as the presidency istwo, this zoom con more charismatic than a marriott commercial. >> thanks, terry. now the towering thei frurig voice to support presidential hopeful joe. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> celebration at biden headquarters. the candidate rejoicing as henu needed to clench the democratic nomination for president. >> well, thank you revery much. from the bottom of my, itrtea h means the world to me family, and i'll see you on thursday. >> the great state of alabama casts 52 votes for our next president. >

it's going to be rarkd and ilhan omar and alexandria ocasio-cortez.easury bernie sanders? these are serious things but you notice that you don't -- you are not getting any specifics, it's all about he's not donald trump. well, the fact of the matter is, donald trump is delivering and so it's good to know that all they have got is vote for us, we are not that guy. but you can't run the free world with that kind of an attitude. ainsley: let's talk about some of the issues. the presidency has been traveling all around the country, minnesota, wisconsin, and arizona this week while the democrats have been experiencing their convention. an issue very important to him as you know is immigration, building that border wall. so when you talk about that issue, the democrats like kamala harris have said she wants free healthcare for illegals and she wants to stop construction on the border wall. here is what the president said about immigration yesterday down at the border in arizona. >> joe biden has pledged to abolish immigration enforcement, suspend all remova

alexandria ocasio-cortez is speaking.sity of our party was on stark display last night and i'm proud of it. it will be on stark display all week. >> the co-founder of a group called united we dream, what do you think of perez's response? >> anderson, to win this november, joe biden needs the support of latino voters in a big way. and it is concerning to see not more latino representation within the dnc, programming, especially from latino political figures, that have inspired and mobilized the latino community like secretary julian castro who is also a former presidential candidate and marginalizing alexandria ocasio-cortez to only 60 seconds of the main programming, meanwhile you saw republicans taking speaking slots in the opening day. >> julian castro said the democrats could win the presidency in november and lose support with latino voters which could benefit republicans in years to come. do you agree? >> look, let's remember that latina voters supported bernie sanders because of the progressive policies that he cham

of the house of representatives, one of the most liberal is new york democrat a alexandria ocasio-cortez. and one of the most conservative is florida republican ted yoho. so when those two bump into each other in the hall, it might be no surprise that things get ugly. >> new york democratic representative alexandria ocasio-cortez accuses the florida lawmaker of a costing her on the steps of the u.s. capitol. >> yoho first approached her and told her she was-- she was dis gusting in rougher referring to her positions over unemployment and crime and she was responded calling hi rude and them as yoho walked what way from that conversation can, he calls her an fing b, actually using those words. >> moments ago on the house floor republican congressman ted yoho apologized to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> the offensive name calling words attributed to me by the press were never spoken to my colleague. and if they were con streud that way, i apologize for their misunderstanding. can i not apologize for my passion or for loving my god, my family and my country. >> trevor: wow. that

lisa they walk together for a while, then mcmahon cortez attack man. witnesses say she ran away but was arrested a short time later at his home. the stabbing victim has wounds on his face and his neck. he is still in the hospital. there is no word yet of a motive. >>> an investigation at santa clara county in the standoff with police. after a handcuffed suspect in a patrol car grabbed an officer's gun and started shooting. san 40 was squeezed his handcuffed hands from behind his back to his right. while he was being booked into the county jail. then he squeezed past a plexiglas barrier, grab the officer's gun, and started shooting. there was chaos and a standoff. four hours later he surrendered. castro now faces charges of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and taking an officers weapon. >>> today is the start of the pga championship in san francisco at harding park. normally tens of thousands of fans would be there to watch. but as amberley shows us, she is showing us the changes, but also fans and players are still excited looking forwar

we saw bernie sanders andon beh of alexandria ocasio-cortez speak on the first night. very often when he speaks about the need for his supporters to back biden, his message is primary anti-trump, and we should probably expect congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez to do the same tonight because there's a real need to get more progressives on board so biden can get the victory that he and his team want him to have over trump in the fall. >> all right, eugene scott. stay close, my friend. i'm going to talk to you in just a little bit. city ahead, everybody, much more efforts to shore up the fall election including key moves from several key states and plans that republicans plan to introduce, a scaled down package. the question is whether democrats will support it. those stories and a check on your weather when we come back. n your weather when we come back i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that p

the democratic platform, influenced by left-wing members like bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez the most radical we've seen in at least a generation on issues like health care, the green new deal and crime, it's well to the left of even president obama. the democrats are also aggressively playing the race card. for some of the most prominent speakers, we were told again and again that the prom problem with this country is it's full of bigots and white supremacists. michelle obama suggested the only reason people could disagree with her was because they were racist. >> now, i understand my message won't be heard by some people. we live in a nation that is deeply divided, and i am a black woman speaking at the democratic convention. gerry: and then there was this from kamala harris, the vice presidential nominee, who gave a speech to an almost empty room. >> there is no vaccine for racism. gerry: it's an interesting strategy, and it may have more to do with insuring the party's base of african-american numbers come out in large number -- members that come out in large numbers this

police say they walked together sometime, when mcmenomy-cortez assaulted the victim. witnesses say he ran from the scene and was arrested at his home a short time later. the victim is in his 80s and is hospitalized with major wounds to his face and neck. police have not yet identified a motive. >>> in southern california, a number of fbi agents seized multiple guns after raiding the calabasas home of youtube star, jacob paul. fbi did not say much about the rate but confirmed the federal search warrant was executed at the home in connection with an ongoing investigation. >> it's almost like an army of fbi agents and s.w.a.t. team members who showed up both at his house and at a separate location in las vegas this morning, and it was crazy! i mean i don't remember seeing quite as many people ever in a raid like this. >> paul was arrested in scottsville, arizona in may when the protest that turned into a riot at a shopping mall. he was charged with criminal trespass and unlawful assembly. >>> a lawsuit is pitting the upland a's against the longtime steel company that's l

-- alexandra cozz cortez.hen it comes to republican starting democrats, the shoe is on the other foot, you got a republican trying to localize in a state that is probably going to vote democrat for president and get democrats trying to nationalize that. >> this is john in memphis, tennessee. democrat, good morning. host: go ahead. man, we need to the our eyes on the prize, and the price is to get donald trump out of the presidency. women are capable of running this country, and they have proven that overtime. all the women that are republicans in office, where they apply that the democratic women, too? no, they don't. this,ust see trump doing line from the time he came down the escalator. he has put this country in a bad shape. we need to get him out of office, thank you. kansasou mentioned the primary for the senate race last week. in kansas,ne republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i've got a two-part question. number one is i keep hearing that republicans have a much better ground game than democra

we will also hear tonight from progressive congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. there was some drama, because she is only slated to speak for about 670 seconds. progressives wanted to here more from her, and that's kind of the job of joe biden to try and build this bridge between progressives and the more mod vat rats of the party. we'll hear from collin powell who has endorsed joe biden. powell a republican, and that continues that conversation about saying disaffected republicans can vote and are encouraged to vote for joe biden in this race, frank. >> you really cross that bridge with progressives by only giving alexandria ocasio-cortez 60 seconds? you would think that given her stature, and her importance to the progressive side, that they might want to give her a little bit more time, wouldn't you? >> reporter: and that has been a large undertone of what we're seeing, and also we should mention a roll call tonight where the delegates are divvied up, and biden is officially made the party's nominee. obviously a lot of those delegates will go to senator bernie

cortez masto asked senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to end the current recess and vote on pandemic aid that includes additional funding for the postal service. in washington d.c. this morning, protesters gathered outside the home of postmaster general louis dejoy, demanding support for the u.s.p.s. and mail-in ballots. at the beginning of august, dejoy announced a widespread restructuring of the postal service that he later acknowledged have had what he called "unintended consequences" on postal service operations. northeast of atlanta, the massive confederate monument at stone mountain was closed today, as residents and officials braced for a small far-right- wing rally and anti-racism counter-protesters. outside of the park, there were minor skirmishes between the two sides. the three percenters militia applied for a permit to hold a rally to "defend and protect our history," but it was denied because of violence at a similar event in 2016. today's event was planned in response to a black militia group that protested the monument on july 4. the monument to confederate figures rob

alexandria ocasio cortez she posted on instagram that she was thankful to the biden campaign for thenity to speak. >> politics is about coalition building and it's about stitching together groups and individuals, diverse groups of individuals, we'll always, always have our differences, and that's not a left or a right thing, it's just a human existence thing. it's possible for us to make sure that we elect joe biden. it's really important. guess what it's also really important that the moment joe biden is elected we continue our fight for guaranteed health care, we continue our fight for living wage. let me pick up on that last point of her statement. you're a political ally of the congresswoman, do you think the biden campaign and the dnc generally made the best use of her at the dnc because as politico points out, if biden is elected, joe biden will be hearing a lot more from aoc if in fact he wins. >> well, look, i think that congresswoman ocasio-cortez is one of the most effective communicators in our party and she represents the future and so we should be giving her as much of a