detroit.hat we're looking at here looks very much like an old-fashioned wagon. we just don't have a horse in front of it. the horses are sitting inside the vehicle. there is a motorized carriage, a horseless carriage. this was the first car to operate on the streets of detroit. charles brady king. -- henry ford -- king was the guy who designed the car and designed the engine that went inside of it. there was an unusual engine, a four-cylinder engine, went at the time people were using a double cylinder engine. so it was a very powerful vehicle. charles brady king and oliver martel, who helped him with the engine drove this thing in detroit. henry ford was there in a bicycle about 25 feet behind chasing them. starting in the 1870's and 1880's, people started understanding that you could take a steam engine and apply it to an automobile. eventually, he was used to do that. electric cars. existed before gasoline engines. but a gentleman from grand rapids, also here in michigan, developed a gasoli

let's see the first car that traveled on the streets of detroit. what we are looking at here looks very much like an old-fashioned wagon. we just do not have a horse in front of it. in fact the horses are sitting inside the vehicle. it says a motorized carriage, a horseless carriage. this was the very first car to operate on the streets of detroit. charles brady king, not henry ford, charles brady king was the guy who designed this car, designed the engine inside of it. it is an unusual engine, a four-cylinder engine, when most people were using single or double cylinder engines. so a real powerful little vehicle. charles brady king anda buddy, oliver bartel, who helped him with the engine, drove this down the streets of detroit in 1896. henry ford was there. he was on a bicycle about 25 feet behind chasing them. starting in the 1870's and 1880's, people started to understand that you could take a steam engine or a nasa engine and apply it to an automobile. eventually, electricity was used to do that. electric cars existed before gasoline engines.

how is it, only buying my products from detroit or farmers in detroit, not helping detroit?e lives in detroit. >> anthony: if i were asked the same question, i would say i don't -- know. i'm doing what i do well. i'm doing it in a place i love and i am demonstrating that yet another person gives a -- about detroit, and believes in it enough to be here. >> chef craig: you're 100% right. i never really thought about it until you asked that question. it's like -- to me, it was just obvious. >> announcer: what will the detroit of the future look like? whatever you may think it should look like, it will probably taste like this. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: somewhere in this unassuming neighborhood, one can sit down for an excellent meal. but you won't find this place on yelp and, unfortunately, i cannot tell you where it is exactly. why not, you ask? it's not exactly a restaurant, you see, which means it's not, strictly speaking, legal. what is this place? >> george: papusa house, i call it the papusa house. i mean, like a papusaerie, i guess you could say. >> joe: it's a cultural thing. tra

if we continue to do all those things well, detroit is going to be just fine. >> detroit's looking pretty good right now. thank you, mayor. it's great to be here. it's going to be great to see the progress continuing. thank you so much. >> glad to have you here. >> really appreciate it. see you on the trail. >>> coming up for us, marianne williamson was on the outer edge of the debate stage last night, but she still managed to get some moments in the spotlight. what she said on the debate stage still has a lot of people talking today. live from detroit, we'll be right back. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quot

ana cabrera is live for us at the debate hall in detroit.l us, ana, where some of the candidates are starting to arrive there for their walk-throughs, what can we expect? >> reporter: well, we have marianne williamson here. she is the first candidate to aprooif for her walk-through. she'll be on the debate stage left tonight. she's already getting a little acquainted with her podium and the debate space. she's somebody who's actually been on this stage before. she lived in the detroit area for about eight years in the late '90s and early 2000s. she was a faith leader in this community. and she has spoken several times, given lectures in this theater we are told, so that gives her a little bit of a comfort level even going into these debates. every candidate tonight will get their walk-through at some point this afternoon to become more acquainted and get the final logistics. earlier we went behind the scenes to give you an up close look. here it is. this is where all the action will happen tonight. ten candidates, ten podiums each night. bef

joe biden the last to arrive here in detroit.s running high of course after harris' first go around with the president smiling that big infamous joe biden smile when he got to the hall. first by far in the polls although the last two enter the actual venue tonight. we're back outside the fox theater. van jones, kirsten powers, terry are here. all right. so obviously, all eyes on camillkamala harris and joe biden but there are others for whom tonight is really as we say do or die but it literally is. next debate will have maybe half as many people so who else? >> half the folks will be gone for the debate in september. so a lot of pressure on these candidates to make a move tonight. i think jay insuranlee has a re shot. >> i think i'll be looking at senator bennett. >> michael bennett, colorado. >> colorado because he wears this mantle of being a moderate and i think he my be sort of, he could be like a wing man for joe biden going after issues that maybe biden can step back on. i would be curious to see the dynamic. >> names a lo

the debate it right here in detroit, michigan. both of those states carried by donald trump after being carried by barack obama in the previous election. what are the highlights of this warren trade plan? why is this significant, a, in the primary and, b, more broadly? >> what i find so interesting overall about the fact she's putting out this plan is how much elizabeth warren has been going on this economic patriotism theme. she's put out a couple of plans over the last couple of months that get at this theme. you look to the fact that she is going to toledo, ohio, tonight. tomorrow obviously she's taking the debate stage here in detroit, michigan. you think about a state like michigan. a state that president trump actually only won by 10,000 votes. i think the key strategy for the democrats going forward will be really, really going hard on the economic message, right? telling maybe the trump supporters of 2016 this is a candidate, the president, who said that he would bring manufacturing back but he hasn't. this hasn't come bac

>> you are in the city of detroit.te has two buckets, one is the midwest, the heartland of america, wants to know we have candidates who care about us. you are in a city that is coming back. race is a critical issue and this city, downtown is coming back, what are you doing in the neighborhood, how are we. it's a very important issue for tonight. >> certainly can't talk about what happened in my hometown without considering race, and when we hear the president or see the president tweet the way he does, his message about the people of baltimore, when we hear baltimore, we think detroit. we think flint, we think youngstown, we think saginaw, we think gary, indiana. the president, i think, is bringing race to this conversation in a really destructive way, when what he ought to be thinking about is how he as president could deal with those constituencies of his and when he talks about elijah cummings in his district, that is a district that is part of the united states of america. the president has a responsibility to tho

we'll see that play out on stage in detroit. she's saying she's not going to raise middle class taxes. getting it from wall street and other places. she has to defend the plan. she's struggled to do that. >> i want to come back to that. more on the weeds of the whole thing. how long is she saying compared to bernie sanders, how long would it take to enact this plan in this country? >> kamala harris is proposing a slower transition period than bernie sanders. she's proposing a ten-year phase and period. bernie sanders is at four. >> that's quite a difference. >> she says this will decrease the cost of medicare for all as a program overall. she's criticized by joe biden's campaign on the issue about the ten-year transition. they point out in a statement today that's going to take place over two administrations. each term is four years. so that will get into a second president. biden's campaign is calling this the having it every which way approach. biden is itching for the fight. he's laying the groundwork, proving how he'll be at

jazeera detroit. well the 2nd round of debates will see 20 kind of it's a period but it's not one features big name contenders but it's on the list with warren and better rock among others and they will see joe biden and cory booker takes the stage with several a lesser known participants but over the course of 12 democratic debates the field will be whittled down as we've just been hearing and after this round the threshold to qualify for future encounters will get that much harder and the contenders will need to prove they've both the popular and financial backing to progress at all this benchley culminates the next year the policy will hold its presidential primaries then and caucuses and a series of electoral contests to select more than $3700.00 delegates to the democratic national convention and then these delegates will decide on the final kind of it's a face off against the mandela trump so let's go live now and sir john 101 who is in detroit john tell us more about what we're expecting that t

we are live from detroit. .. need cash? at newday, veteran homeowners can get $54,000 dollars or more to consolidate high rate credit card debt and lower their payments by $600 every month. >> we will get to you. 50 seconds on the clarification. you are willing to raise taxes on middle-class americans. >> it is a republican talking point. at the end of the day -- by the way, by the way the healthcare industry will be advertising tonight on this program. >> debate moderators frequently become part of the highlight reel. the host of media buzz howard kurtz. >> that -- might have been a high point. a very substantive debate. they did enforcement time limits which kept the trains on track but may also of limited any unscripted or viral moments. the liberal opinion host on the panel had questions from the left promoting gun control and referring to donald trump is a racially divisive big it but i've got to say jake tapper and dana bash did an excellent job pressing candidates on their positions, following up when they tried to d

we are in downtown detroit. you can walk a mile in any direction and these are folks who have been left behind by the debates that we're talking about. and if we want to win, it's going to be because we do a couple of things right. most of all, it's going to be because we pull out our base in communities like this. unless we are advocating for solutions that affect people's lives, we're going to miss that opportunity. if we are having the same debate as 2016 about is the a.c.a. good or not, we have to make sure that democrats coming out of this primary are fired up over ideas that will effect their lives. >> they turned out like never before in 2018 and you know those -- >> that's exactly right. >> and in fact, the base isn't all for socialism. if you believe the base is latino voters and african-american voters, they are not there. >>> next, republicans not exactly embracing the president's pick for the next director of national intelligence. how significant is that? >> donald trump is not above the law. he's n

we're live outside of the fox theater in detroit. where in just days 20 democratic presidential candidates will meet on stage for the cnn democratic debate and in michigan a state trump narrowly won in 2016 and this could shape the future of the party and the country. for his part, president trump is continuing to use divisive and even racist attacks on democratic members of congress who are members of minority groups, a campaign tactic he signaled two weeks ago he would make the foundation of his re-election campaign when he told four minority members of congress to go back to the country where's they came from, even though three were born here in the u.s. and all four are american citizens. yesterday president trump attacked elijah cummings, tweeting that his majority african-american congressional district which includes parts of baltimore is, quote, a disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess. if cummings spent more time in baltimore maybe he could clean out this dangerous and filthy place. no human being would want to live there,

and san francisco and detroit where they are, baltimore?

eastern here in detroit.d zakaria "gps" starts right now. >> this is "gps," the "global public square." welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. today on the show, a new day dawns in brittain as mrs. may exits and mr. johnson takes center stage. former foreign secretary promises to take brittain out of the european union in fewer than 100 days. i have a great panel to talk about boris johnson and what promises to be a wild ride ahead

we are following the debates in detroit.ures right now outside fox theater where senator kamala harris is soon going to arrive for her walk-through ahead of the second night where ten candidates will take the stage in this cnn debate. harris is set for a rematch with joe biden, former vice president. this will follow their heated clash over race and bussing, bussing for desegregation at the first democratic debates last month. michigan is an important place. this is a must-win state for democrats if they want to take back the white house. not only was it one of the few states that ended up tipping the scale for donald trump in 2016, but it just barely did so. fewer than 11,000 votes separated hillary clinton there between -- as you can see. and on top of that, more than 200,000 michigan voters cast a ballot for third party candidates. turnout normally a reliable voting group was significantly down. it was this perfect storm that we saw that delivered that state for donald trump. i'm here now with lieutenant governor michigan

we are just hours away from debate night two in detroit.wcasing deep divisions within the democratic party as moderate candidates hammered the parties top and unapologetic progressive senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. with me now is the congressman currently serving as cochair of the burny sanders 2020 campaign. we appreciate you taking the time this morning. >> let's get right to the signature issue of last night's debate but also top of the list of the concerns that of course health care. the debate focusing on medicare for all or a more moderate plan. the main argument against it which you've heard from congressman delaney and others is the majority of americans, they want to keep their employee' sponsored plan. i wonder what your response is, particularly take a look at this polling. this is survey from kaiser. it found even among democratic voters they would prefer building on the affordable care act, obamacare over medicare for all by a wide margin. >> so why is this the right policy, medicare for all if a majority of demo

i've got to tell you, the audience in detroit seem to love her tonight. so, we'll see appeared >> bret: they really did. and the last thing, shannon, is i think these candidates all got the fact that democrats really care about most: beating donald trump. the opening and closing o statements had to do with beating donald trump, all of them said they could do it. in different ways. >> shannon: well, we thank you for sticking around late for analysis for us tonight, bret, thank you so much. >> bret: you bet. >> shannon: okay, with the debate in detroit, 2020 democrats are hoping for a comeback after president trump won michigan in 2016. he was the first republican to carry this state since 1988. the head of the republican national committee is penning an op-ed in "the detroit news" titled "socialist policies won't fly in michigan" they're joining me now, the g.o.p. chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel, who knows michigan very well. thanks for being with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: i want to start by looking at some statistics, the top ten searche

take detroit, we're sitting in detroit.great iconic american city that's seen quite a rebound and revival, but black unemployment here is 17%, more than double that of whites. you may have a national unemployment rate that's lower but in detroit it's a problem. >> reporter: and woo dee have more work to do. that's one of the reasons why the president created opportunity zones which encourages people to invest in impoverished and distressed communities. can help baltimore, it can help detroit. as we continue to makethosis investments and as employers with record low unemployment across the board, as they struggle to find people the fill their jobs, wages are going to go up -- >> we're going to move on but let me ask you this. if the president is so worried as he clearly is about baltimore, why doesn't he go there and tour the neighborhoods and spend time? i know ivanka trump has done that. will he do that or continue to criticize the congressman on twitter? >> i think it's something he'll definitely continue to highlight. it

i'm wolf blitzer in detroit. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're live here in detroit in the spin room, which tomorrow night will be filled with candidates and their surrogates trying to influence opinion after the first of our two cnn democratic presidential debates. but first, other news we're following, including president trump escalating and expanding his twitter attacks on another african-american lawmaker, house oversight committee chairman elijah cummings and is now trolling reverend al sharpton, who came to cummings' defense. and a luke warm reaction to dan coats, who was forced out over the weekend. the president has tapped radcliffe to replace coats meech has little intelligence experience. we'll talk about that and more with the chairman of the oversight committee. let's go to our correspondent pamela brown. the president is making pressure attacks against congressman elijah cummings and his baltimore district. what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right. the president continues to go after cum

the stage is set in detroit. senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are preparing to square off along with eight other rivals. we'll have a previous view from both sides of the aisle coming up in this hour. the communications director for the democratic national committee will join us. so will caylee mcenany for the trump campaign will join us. how parents are working around the system to secure their parents best options. susan: negotiators from both sides resumed discussions in shanghai. let's get to fox business's blake burman live at the white house with the very latest. blake? reporter: the backdrop was fascinating as the treasury secretary steve mnuchin and trade representative robert lighthizer were in shanghai to redo you mean talks with their counterpart first time since may, president trump took to twitter to tell china not to wait him out until the 2020 election. the president saying he will win the election. the deal at that point, will only be much tougher. the president recently started to floa

the cnn democratic debate live from detroit starts right now. [ applause [ applause ] >>> live from detroitet. the candidates are waiting in the wings. >> this audience is eager to hear what they have to say. >> right now, the road to the white house drives through detroit. the democrats are in michigan for a premiere two-night event. a defining moment that will determine who gets left behind, and who takes on president trump. >> this is our chance. >> there is no middle ground. >> don't let anybody tell you that freedom is a conservative value. it is an american value. >> tonight, a fight for the heart of the party, senator

brooke baldwin in detroit.he street from me, the historic fox theater, who takes a look at the lay of the land here. the latest person we have is amy klobuchar. we've been watching various candidates come through, she will take the stage for the later this evening. this is where she gets a chance to see where she'll stand, get comfortable with the podium. certainly by now she's prepped and knows the rules of the road and is ready to role. let's talk about another person who wants to be the next president of the united states, cory booker. he's been making headlines on the campaign trail. both gentlemen will face off against one another for the first time and the former vice president has already come out swinging. campaign manager for senator booker is here with me on set, it's so nice to see you. >> you guys are up night number two. biden says he's not going to be too polite to post. you tell me how the debate prep has changed twin miami and detroit? >> it's obviously different, we have nine other candidates n

i'm shannon bream tonight detroit. we are live from the spin room with special coverage of the second 2020 democratic primary debate, and this is a fox news alert. two of the most left-leaning, moderators asking a question, two hours of progressive ideas. the rhetorical knives came out against senators warren and sanders, left-wing progressive ideas. warnings from the other candidates. major ideological divides on display, most notably on health care and immigration. click the dnc raising the threshold for the next debate, tonight's performances might be the last for some of the candidates. fox news coverage tonight. bret baier, peter doocy, howard kurtz, and we start with corresponding kristin fisher whose life just outside the fox theater with some of tonight's make break debate performances. good evening, kristen. >> heading into tonight, there was so much talk about the two most progressive candidates going head-to-head, senator elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. these turned out to be a figh

click, call, or visit a store today. >>> good evening from detroit. the cnn democratic debates is almost here. i'm anderson cooper. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm erin burnett. here we are in detroit in the spirit of home town hero joe lewis, there is a heavyweight here tonight of they landed punches last time they met. the question tonight is which joe biden will show up? the one that senators kamala harris and cory beerk knocked around the debate stage in miami or the one who made his bones under pressure so many times before that? that is of course the big question. and just one of many things we

they will share a stage in detroit.e following night so far wednesday july 31st, jay ensley, kirsten gillibrand, tulsi gabbard and bill de blasio. who will debate with them? time for the second draw. wolf. >> the voters and candidates can see the selection process for themselves and verify that it's open and fair. the first draw is done. now it's time for the second draw. six candidates will be assigned to a debate night in this round. we've divided them into groups based on their rankings in recent polls. cory booker. pete buttiegieg. hul janua julian castro. amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke. andrew yan. victor has the second draw. victor. >> you know how this works. we have six candidate cards. we're matching them with six cards to determine which night they will debate. let's start by grabbing the candidate cards here and i will give them a shuffle here behind the boxes. and remember, we have these overhead cameras for complete confidence, full transparency. you can see everything i'm doing. three angles, three cameras.

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>>> faceoff in detroit. the second round of democratic presidential debates is starting tonight. who's going in on top in the latest match-up? >>> and a hacker is charged in a data breach at capital one affecting 100 million people. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> disturbing new information is emerging this morning about the gunman behind the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival in northern california. three people were killed sunday including two children. an entire community is now mourning the loss of the victims. tom hanson is here in new york. tom, what do we know about the gunman at this point? >> reporter: new information is emerging about the gunman. 19-year-old santino william legan. investigators have not determined a motive in the shooting, but they have learned he posted at least two images to instagram on the day of the shooting. one showing the fairgrounds and another that referred to a book popular with white supremacists on extremist websites. the shooter's m

and the story about the detroit music festival is facing a massive backlash after it charges white people double for tickets saying the proceeds go to help disadvantaged people from the black community we got our guests opinion on that. if a black person to do to break a person how would it be would it be racist to see. the beauty of ability so let's welcome. good morning live from out in tonight as my new sense here in moscow is kevin with the if this 30 minute world news update just tonight in the morning moscow time now so 1st the u.k. government has challenged a court of appeal decision to hold to saudi arabia after it was ruled that the military exports were unlawful last month the court also acknowledged that british arms might be used in that bloody conflict in yemen the country's been devastated of course by saudi led war london's license nearly 5000000000 pounds worth of sales to riyadh since the start of the saudi bombing campaign in yemen back in 2015 that makes the u.k. the 2nd biggest arms exported to the gulf monarchy the united states nexus one of the ninety's came partridg

with millions of pronto also ahead round 2 democratic presidential candidates go head to head in detroit. one year on since the bubble outbreak in diaz so you will look at what's being done to combat the deadly epidemic plus. i'm natasha butler in normandy where the demolition of this dam spoke to buckle between 2 opposing environmental visions. south korea says the north has launched missiles off its east coast that's. a missile test and less than a week they were fired from the town of one song and flew 250 kilometers south korea's foreign minister said the tests won't help ease tensions on the korean peninsula the government has held an emergency meeting in seoul from the bride has more from the south korean capital. this latest missile firing is being viewed with deep concern here in south korea it's the 2nd double launching of short range ballistic missiles in less than a week and the 3rd missile launch to take place since may in direct contravention of the landmark military agreement signed between north and south korea last september during the period of improving relations that w

donald trump won michigan by 10,704 votes in wayne county detroit detroit, biggest city, 76,000 fewer clinton and obama in 2012. >> michigan was a bernie state. bernie started early. that's what people don't know. hillary came here late. >> michigan political organizer says sanders-clinton friction and dnc's part in it turned off voters in 2016. today she's seeing none of that. >> democrats know how important this is, right, to win. the dnc now is doing a wonderful job, i can say, of staying out of it and letting the process happen. >> so turned off by democratic infighting in 2015, dennis black son of auto workers union democrats voted for green party candidate jill stein. >> strong democrats always have been, always probably will be. >> who did not vote for hillary clinton in 2016. >> that's correct. that's correct. >> why? >> hillary was not the candidate for our community. >> then he backed bernie sanders in the primary. today he likes elizabeth warren. but no matter who becomes the nominee -- >> joe biden? what if joe biden is the candidate? >> joe biden is the candidate, then we

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it is debate day right here in detroit. ten candidates on stage tonight, including the two leading liberals in the democratic field, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. plus the republican incumbent weighs in. president trump says he still thinks joe biden will eventually emerge as the democratic nominee, but the president says he'll be watching the next two nights so that he can size up the others. and this foet to our moderators, dana bash, don lemon and jake tapper, you better bring your a-game because young jared is waiting in the wings. >> yes, what separates you from the other candidates? >> i can only tell you about why i'm in this fight. i see an america that works better and better and better for a thinner and thinner slice at the top. >> always good to see the young kids getting involved there. we begin the hour with tonight's high-stakes debate right here in the fox theater behind us in detroit. ten candidates in focus this evening. pete buttigieg, beto o'rourke, amy klobuchar, steve bullock, tim ryan, john hick

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beto o'rourke spotted running around detroit earlier this morning. in a frank fund-raising email to supporters admits a lot is on the line for him writing "it can be a challenge to talk in 30-second snippets about issues that deserve a lot more time, a lot of eyes are going to be honest from the viewers in homes across the country to the reporters wondering how our campaign will fare in the months to come." also looking for momentum, mira pete buttigieg, facing trouble convincing black voters to support him. new quinnipiac poll has him pulling close to 0% among african-american voters but the president today weighing in on who he thinks actually has a shot at the nomination. >> i think right now it will be sleepy joe. i think. i feel he will limp across the line. >> neil, trump's bet for the nomination, former bike vp joe biden will be on the stage tomorrow. >> neil: what if i told you this other event in washington could have more of an influence on how this race is shaping up than any of those candidates talking either tonight or tomorrow night. in

exchanges between the parties progressive and more centrist candidates john hendren reports from detroit. in what purports to be the party of civility the contenders came out swinging you don't know the fact that they. wrote the day a bell. on issue number one publicly funded health care top polling elizabeth warren sought to put rival john delaney's struggling campaign on life support. why do we got to be the party of taking something away where the democrats we're not about trying to take away health care from anyone that's what the republicans are. saying the republican talking points the revolutionaries of the democratic party warren and bernie sanders dominated the debate clock again and again warren went on the offensive you know i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and should fight for. this round of debates could dramatically narrow the field of candidates for some the race is over 5 candidates failed to qualify for this round of debates and of the 20 who remain less than ha

laura podesta in detroit. thank you. >>> overseas now where north korea reportedly fired two short-range ballistic missiles from the east coast this morning. that's according to south korea's military. this comes one week after north korea fired two short-range missiles in what was described as a solemn warning to south korea. last week's launch was the first by north korea since kim jong-un and president trump met in the dmz in june. >>> back home, president's nominee for director of national intelligence is facing questions over his background. texas congressman john ratcliffe has touted his experience as a federal prosecutor working on terrorism cases as a qualification to become the nation's spy chief. but there appears to be little evidence to back up that claim. nancy cordes reports. >> john ratcliffe is a brilliant man. >> president trump defended his pick for director of national intelligence as democrats called him unqualified. >> he's the wrong man for this job. >> he's three-term congressman john ra

coming up on the program a detroit music festival organized by members of a black community sparked controversy by charging people double for tickets we'll get reaction. black person to person. government fights a block on arms sales to saudi arabia a quarter earlier. could be used. around the clock across the world this is our t.v. international from the team myself you know me well hello and welcome to the u.k. government is looking into the possibility of a hostile state the dumbing secret memos sent back to london by britain's ambassador in the us the embarrassing revelations expose what he really thought about the american president and his administration just couldn't resist getting back the way the u.k. forced it upon the united states is not someone we're thrilled with a very stupid guy who should speak to his country in a. negotiation and not be upset with my criticism of how badly it was. well with the probe into the case still ongoing it seems the british media have already made up their mind who is to blame let's find out all about it from polly boyd live in london for us this hour.

come to harrison cory booker 92 was expected to be at least as combative john hendren al-jazeera detroit when i watch house correspondent kimberly how cats in washington d.c. kimberly tempers flared at last night's debate in the health care merged as one of the key issues. yeah and it really made in terms of sort of the targets elizabeth warren and bernie sanders who were at the top of the polls targets for some of the other candidates what the arguments were between the candidates on the stage in a very competitive tone that really seemed to set the tone for the evening was the argument that this should be something that is nationalized health care in the united states should be nationalized according to sanders and also warned but the other candidates on the stage more moderate in the party the democratic party seem to believe that this could cost the democratic party the white house and 2020 so really expose not just the tensions among the candidates tara but also the fact that there is a deep divide within the democratic party itself of the more moderate members of the liberal sort o

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set for this week's cnn presidential debates in detroit. the last night many of these candidates that will set for on the debate stage. that's right. it will get smaller after this week. joe biden remains the candidate to beat. but for the mid and lower tier candidates, it is truly make or break. many may have trouble staying in the race after this. joining me now, he's worked on presidential campaigns and worked with senator lindsey graham. good to have you. thank you so much. >> great to be with you. >> let's dig in with your first rule of debating. you may not win but you can certainly lose it all. >> that's right. no single debate will let you win the election, win the primary contest, win the general election, but you can certainly lose be and hurt yourself significantly in a single debate. his is replete with examples going back to richard nixon and how he looked in the very first debate, gerald ford, how he mischaracterized europe in his debate with jimmy carter. there are lots of places where you can make big mistakes. the big key f

august 2. >>> we are live in detroit the halftime show.over substance, a serious discussion about policy and there were division there. montana governor steve bullock he made his first appearance on the debate stage arguing strongly against decriminalizing border crossings. >> i think this is part of the discussion that shows how often these debates are detached from peoples lives. we've got 100,000 people showing up at the border right now. if we decriminalize entry, if we get health care to everyone, we'll have multiples of that. >> and governor steve bullock joins us now. governor, it's great to have you here, great to have you on the stage last night. that discussion about immigration i think was symbolic of your larger positioning in this race. it seemed to be that you were telling senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders we need to present something different to the american people. explain. >> it shouldn't be just a choice between the center and left and what we don't want and what we can't afford, meaning we've got to be making

reporter laura podesta is in detroit. >> reporter: night one of the democratic debate in detroit put divisions within the party on full display. >> you cannot spring a plant on the world and expected to succeed. >> reporter: moderates tried to make the case that going to far left would alienate voters. >> i think democrats when when we run on real solutions and not impossible promises. when we run on things that are workable. >> reporter: progressives the pushed back. but i do not understand why anyone goes to the trouble for running for president for the united states just to talk about what we cannot do and shouldn't fight for. >> reporter: the clashes mean the over policy differences including senator bernie sanders medical for all plan. >> for senior citizens it would include dental care, hearing aids, and eyeglasses. second of all -- >> you do not know that. is like i do know it. i wrote to the bill. >> reporter: the front runner, joe biden was not night debates and candidate steer clear of his name. tonight, the former vice president will be center stage. >> they're going to go

and the detroit music festival faces a massive backlash after a charge of white people double for tickets saying the proceeds will go to help disadvantaged people from the black community get our guests opinion on that. black person to person how would it be would it be racist they say that you know the beauty of ability so explain to people. by their good morning low from art international's my new cents here moscow is kevin and with you for this 30 minute world news update just turned 80 the morning here in our moscow time so 1st the u.k. government's challenge the court of appeal decision to hold cells to saudi arabia after it was ruled that the military experts were unlawful last month the courts also acknowledged that british arms might be used in the bloody conflict in yemen the country's been devastated of course by a saudi led war london's license nearly 5000000000 pounds worth of arms sales to riyadh since the start of the saudi bombing campaign in yemen in 2015 that makes the u.k. the 2nd biggest arms exported to the gulf after the united states next this morning artie's kate pa

great to have all of you here with us in detroit.o bakari, your thoughts on the president doing everything that he said about elijah cummings, about baltimore, about it being disgusting and again rat infested. he used the word infested. what do you make of all that? >> i think the words of our colleague victor blackwell this past weekend spoke loudly about individuals from baltimore who grew up in baltimore who were hard-working american citizens. just because they live in elijah cummings' district doesn't mean they're any less american. the president of the united states is racist. i knew for a period of time we were saying he uses racism as a political currency or to divide people. i think it's fair to say now that the president of the united states is racist, period. now, what we have to ask ourselves is when is the rest of the republican party, when are individuals going to stand up and call this for what it is? baltimore has challenges like many cities in the united states of america. but to only look at black and brown communit

it is debate day right here in detroit.e tonight, including the two leading liberals in the democratic field, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. plus the republican incumbent weighs in. president trump says he still thinks joe biden will eventually emerge as the democratic nominee, but the president says he'll be watching the next two nights so that he can size up the others. and this foet to our moderators, dana bash, don lemon and jake tapper, you better bring your

cities tour staff recently traveled to detroit, michigan, to learn about its rich history. to watch more video from detroit, and other stops on our tour, visit www.c-span.org /citiestour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. four black privates serving in the u.s. women army corps went on strike to protest discrimination. next on american history tv, sandra bolzenius talks about the women's decision, their court martial, and public and press reactions. she's the author of "glory in their spirit: how four black women took on the army during world war ii." we recorded the interview at the annual black history luncheon hosted by the association for the study of african-american life and history. >> sandra bolzenius, what was the women's army corps? >> the women's army corps or the wac, i'll be using that acronym to describe them, and members of the women's army corps, it was established in 1942. the military, the army was fighting a two front war and needed more troops, so they enlisted women for the first time in its history to make sure