>> dillon: that's right.ctly. >> wertheim: that would not happen. >> dillon: that cannot happen. >> wertheim: jay suspected the library's letter had been stolen and put up for sale, which meant whatever was currently in their collection was a fake. >> dillon: it was so remarkable, i couldn't believe it at first. and i made it my business from that moment on to look at every original i could. >> wertheim: and so it was that jay dillon became an unlikely detective. following his instincts, he visited libraries in rome and florence and took a look at their columbus letters. >> dillon: to my utter astonishment, a columbus letter in the vatican library was a forgery. and then i went to the bibliotecca riccardiana in florence and damned if the same thing doesn't happen again. their columbus letter is a fake, too. >> wertheim: afraid that notifying the libraries might alert the culprit, he decided instead to take his information to the department of justice. >> mark olexa: it seemed like it was almost out of a holly

and you had mistaken me for matt dillon, and you were like, get out of here punk. >> i remember thatit was really, i hope i didn't, you know, you're okay. >> rob: thank you. how are you surviving quarantine? are you holding up okay? >> it's terrible. now we're, i mean, i'm holding up okay. but you know, it's like, you know the thing, you just like locked in a room. you're in a, wherever you're locked. it's not fun. but, you know, friends and this kind of thing, promote, got the movie coming out, "the one and only ivan." it's on the, you know, i'm very excited about it, so i'm doing a lot of press for it. >> rob: are you doing anything to stay in shape? >> yeah, i do what, you know, pilates and yoga and stuff like that. and i try to cut down on the booze, you know. so i do like, today i'm doing a fast, i'm doing a juice fast. back on the gin tomorrow, don't worry about it. i know you don't drink. >> no, i don't drink, but i drink a lot of juices. i heard somewhere that you were a big trampoline workout fan. >> trampoline, yeah. i started, "taxi", i had to make an entrance one time, an

eva green is sarah, a french astronaut whose presence is not immediately welcomed by matt dillon's mikethan a tourist. but during the gruelling training procedure, sarah proves that she's more than a match for any man whilst also wrestling with the demands of motherhood and the prospect of saying goodbye to her daughter. written and directed by alice winocour, who co—wrote the brilliant mustang, proxima is a quietly engrossing tale of a woman following her dreams of the stars while facing the consequences of her actions on earth. like last year's lucy in the sky, in which natalie portman played an astronaut unable to readjust to normal life after leaving earth's atmosphere, winocour‘s film maintains an intriguing balance between the everyday and the out of this world, with green doing a terrificjob of portraying the warring pressures that her character must face in order to achieve her goal. at its heart is a palpable tension between the anxiety she feels at leaving her child behind and the pride she takes in showing her daughter that she, like her mother, can do anything she wants. pro

away from that, this is the president is piling on, we will talk to the woman from california harvey dillon on the political damage to biden and the left wing med media, and also tonight reports committed that u.s. attorney john dÜrer may wrap up its terminal investigation of the trump russia probe within weeks and he is set to interview hformer cia john brennan. investigative's are looking into obama officials politicized oabuses of power into the trump and michael flynn probe and how they broke the law, grade from house judiciary joins us and where the indictments have come, more on the mainstream media blackout, this time abc news, cbs, nbc accused of not covering former deputy sally yates under the obama administration in the trump russia and flynn probe, that is covered on the air, that's accusation, former national security advisor k.t. mcfarland will shine the light on that, that story is coming up. also former nypd lieutenant darren is going to go straight to the video showing hood democrats and the media are flat-out wrong to say it has dial back and poorly because federal officers

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dillon and gavin were negative.that's how it started. >> and, diane, i can't imagine how you are -- how you're holding up. i mean, your family is incredibly strong. you've lost your husband, your son. did they know each other's condition? were they aware about each other? >> well, my son -- my husband was told, my husband was told but he has dementia. he was in a nursing home. so we asked him to pray for my son who ended up at rhode island hospital on may 14th. so i asked my husband to pray for his son. but unfortunately, he did keep forgetting because of his dementia. and my son did not know that my husband had gotten it because by then my son had been in the hospital already for four, five, weeks. >> five weeks. >> so he didn't know about my husband testing positive. and my husband ended up at the v.a. hospital five weeks after my son ended up in the hospital with it. so, it was very difficult. >> yeah. >> to say the least. >> yeah. of course. dylan, i know more than 100 family and friends, church members, were on

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austin dillon's team announced his positive diagnosis earlier today.aced at the daytona international speedway race. according to the statement, dillon will be able to return to competition once he receives two negative covid tests 24 hours apart. >>> meanwhile, major league baseball has postponed tonight's and tomorrow's games between the cincinnati reds and pittsburgh pirates after a reds player tested positive for covid. mlb now has to conduct contact tracing of players and staff at the last game to make sure others -- there aren't any other positives. the latest of what's been going on for several weeks of postponements for baseball as it appeared that the sport seemed to be turning a corner. cnn's coy wire has more. >> after dozens of games were postponed due to covid, it was starting to look as to perhaps a non-bubble setup could work. mlb released the latest test results yesterday and just two players and staff members tested positive. that's a 03%. st. louis cardinals know all too well about having games postponed. they're being extra cautious

jennifer o'malley dillon,, she has worked on five presidential campaigns, state, and local races, hasorked with president obama on his reelection. i appreciate you being here. jennifer: so happy to be here. robert: if we were in the room together or at the convention together, a reporter and campaign official talking politics -- if we were looking at a map right now, you have done battleground states for a decade, what would you tell me is the path to victory for the biden harris ticket? jennifer: i am glad you started with that because i could talk about the map all day long. our goal -- our job is to get 270 electoral votes. we want to create as many pathways to 270 as possible. we are not reliant on one state or one pathway. we believe that the map favors the vice president this cycle. it favors him and we have more states in play, we feel like we have an expansive map to 270. we know that our job is to keep as many states competitive for as long as possible and to ensure that we are building this big broad coalition that we call the biden coalition, a unique set of voters across t

. >> reporter: dillon says a range of political backgrounds are represented. meantime, in cities like san francisco, families are making plans. theresa ariaga says while distance learning hey hot be ideal, most in thesy belie city it's the safest at the moment. >> families may not have somebody with a flexible schedule and they are getting outside help. for working families without extra resources it is really challenging. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> each day presents new challenges. tony thurman spoke with us about navigating these uncertain times. >> there's no question, this is the biggest challenge we've ever experienced in our lifetime, but as it relates to kids still getting a quality education, there are ways we can do that. i wan teachers, everyone is working hard. we're going to keep our kids safe and make sure they get a good education. >> the state is discussing child care pods, which would provide child care for working parents. it would have to be in districts not on the california watch list. stanford's campus will remain

dillon has been essential in helping and joanne lee from the art's commission and ben van houten, along with beth reubenste -rbgin who has been da fantastic job and benjamin peterson and so this group has come very far along in the last few weeks and at this point, we have come up with some policy proposals that we'll be presenting this week to the large economic recovery task force and so, the goal is that by our next hearing on august 18th, we'll be joined by some city staff support members, possibly beth and ben, to provide some updates on our policy proposals and then take some more comment from the public on that. and as a part of that process, though, i do want to know that we did put out another survey that this is our second survey that we've done during the pandemic and this one was really focused on those beginning proposals as they were beginning to marinade within the task force member group, trying to ground troop them in our community and see how important they were as priorities for our industry. and so that was very helpful. there's going to be more ways in which you can

dillon has been essential in helping and joanne lee from the art's commission and ben van houten, along with beth reubenste -rbgin who has been da fantastic job and benjamin peterson and so this group has come very far along in the last few weeks and at this point, we have come up with some policy proposals that we'll be presenting this week to the large economic recovery task force and so, the goal is that by our next hearing on august 18th, we'll be joined by some city staff support members, possibly beth and ben, to provide some updates on our policy proposals and then take some more comment from the public on that. and as a part of that process, though, i do want to know that we did put out another survey that this is our second survey that we've done during the pandemic and this one was really focused on those beginning proposals as they were beginning to marinade within the task force member group, trying to ground troop them in our community and see how important they were as priorities for our industry. and so that was very helpful. there's going to be more ways in which you can

says it's in no position to normalize relations with israel during talks in khartoum prime minister dillon doc told us secretary of state my pompei or the transitional government isn't mandated to make such decisions those were the headlines about with more news in half an hour here on our desire next it's inside story do stay with us. well polio be eradicated worldwide the world health organization declares a major victory against the virus in africa but it's still crippling children in afghanistan and pakistan all the lessons to be learned in the battle to control the coronavirus pandemic this isn't. hello welcome to the program i'm wrong come on polio used to paralyze and disfigured tens of thousands of children every year and some didn't survive but major strides have been made in eradicating the disease much of the world is now podio free including africa the continent's last case of naturally occurring polio was reported in northern nigeria 4 years ago but the campaign in borno state to immunize every child was attacked by boko haram fighters who killed an abducted health workers som

here to talk about the lots ofe that, we have live coverage of the dnc chair, with jennifer o'malley dillon and tom perez offering a preview of day one of the democratic national convention. that's life a few minutes now. at noon, a conversation with former secretaries they hillary clinton on u.s. foreign policy hosted by the atlantic council and later president trump gives her marks on the economy in minnesota. live coverage of 3 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ >> former first lady michelle obama and 2020 presidential candidate bernie sanders addressed the democratic national convention tonight. what coverage at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. live streaming and on demand. listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics.

if the staff could let me know what's going on with public comment. >> dillon, i am looking right now and i do not see any hands raised and then crystal, do you see any chats from anybody? >> president bleimam, you may want to reallowed the chat. >> i have to get off the screen share here. >> this is from maureen. >> so there was a comment and this is not a question. so it's not question and answer period, as we were saying. but the comment that we will read is, it's from a maureen r. and says, would you still have live music like slims did? there aren't enough rock venues in the city and we'll just leave that as a comment. and again, guys, i appreciate how difficult it is right now in entertainment and i appreciate how hard it is, probably, to be in your shoes and be opening this up during a pandemic. so we need more people just like you coming in and bringing life and energy to places and so we do appreciate that. but with that, i think we can have a vote and, so, deputy director or executive director, can you just remind us what the staff recommendations are on this, if any? >> dep

harmy dillon here to help us chart the course.arris are part of the bay area legal community. how is she viewed by that community? >> she started out as a shale i challenger to her boss for district attorney in san san. i was someone who newly moved to the city during that time. i met her do yo during the camp. she was just starting out at that point. she had a mee meteoric ride. she set her sights on higher and higher office, attorney general, then senator, i'm sure her sights are on the presidency in the near future as well. the trail she left behind her was making promises, getting a position and ignoring the promises or breaking them in favor of doing whatever was needed to get to the next position. so she changed her position on drug use and criminalization and on immigration, on crime, on parole, on everything to get the prosecutor position and attorney general, she was so-called tough on time but she's abandoned those positions in her quest for further power. todd: let's take a quick look at her path. it is rather meteoric,

o'malley dillon said in key states, the biden camp is working to make sure they know they've got to get application in to give the post office the time that it needs. robert bower believes the efforts to undermine the mail-in voting has its own two-pronged chaos, undermining that, it will be counted. >>> all right. i want to turn again to the democratic national convention where several of joe biden's rivals appeared on the endorsement stage. here's what some of the candidates had to say. >> this is a guy that's going to walk into the oval office and not have to find his way around. he'll actually walk in and will have already sort of homed t ed instincts you need. >> joe called me the night i suspended and was gracious and come fo comforting and told me i should be proud of myself and i did myself and my family a real service and my country a service and that meant a lot coming from joe. >> joe has my vote because he'll bring decency and dignity back to the white house. >>> also in addition four longtime republicans sound off against the president and urged voting members to vote for j

and then if i go a little bit further west toward bodega bay, you can see some activity approaching dilloneach with thunder and lightning reported right along the coastline. this is expected to continue. earlier this morning someone reported hail. so a little bit of hail falling within those thunderstorms as well. you can see where all of this moisture is being drawn from. you can see how we have the possibility of thunderstorms in the forecast for today. we can give you a look at fausto with tropical storm here soon. a lot of that moisture being drawn in by the upper level circulation as well as a typical summer time monsoonal moisture. with those two combined in addition to that ridge of high pressure that is keeping us hot, it will be another hot and muggy one for the second part of the afternoon. take a look at napa and santa rosa. half moon bay is also a little bit cooler around the bay. livermore and san jose in concord are off reporting a tad of a bit of cooling. it is a hot one in livermore. 91 in concord. this time of year we could easily warm another 5 to 10 degrees before the da

>> i want to tell you about a really great kid name dillon haydon. for coaches for literacy that helps kids learn to read. he raises money based on every touchdown he scores. he has raised $6,000. another $600 will be donated for each touchdown he scores. he wants to hit a goal of $12,000. he struggled reading and writing growing up so he wants to make sure every kid has the opportunity to learn. visit his page to see how can you help out. those of you who know football like i do. his father played 5 years in the nfl. >> all right. >> i am sure you have his jersey. juan, you are up. >> time for a little summer fun. how about a video game superstar? the mario brothers come to life in new york city. yes, take a look at this. >> hey. >> they went by new york city iconic sights. times square and threw a banana in front of the guy just like they do in the game. they got cars from amazon and had to put smaller engines to slow the cars down. they didn't want trouble from the police. they got applause from everyone who recognized summer fun. >> what if you a

away from that, this is the president is piling on, we will talk to the woman from california harvey dillon

later today on c-span, dnc chairman tom perez and joe biden's campaign manager jennifer o'malley dilloner a preview of the democratic national convention live at 104510 -- 10:45 a.m. eastern on u.s.illary clinton foreign policy hosted by the atlantic council. and the president travels to minnesota to give remarks on the economy at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. coming up on this morning's washington journal, politicos holly otterbein previews the start of the democratic national convention tonight. jeff cohen, cofounder of

the other two inductees are marty stewart and dean dillon.d: time now, eight minutes after the hour. kamala harris and joe biden on the same ticket but are they on the same page when it comes to policies. political analyst ron meyer says there are stark differences there. he's going to break it down, next. jillian: jerry jones it was a question about the co cowboy's national anthem policy. we have details on whether the team plans to stand or neil, when we come back. ♪ -- stands or kneel, when we come back. ♪ rael now during the coronavirus pandemic. our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desperate need. 17 years ago edna was in a horrible terrorist attack. she's still in excruciating pain her food is running out and she's isolated and frightened. all the time i suffer alone with sickness and pain. the need is especially urgent due to the coronavirus pandemic. your call r

biden's campaign manager, general dillon, telling them they raised $48 million in 48 hours since kamala harris joined joe biden as his running mate. that's a million dollars an hour when you do the math. so biden's campaign right now is starting to see that increase in fundraising, a little bit of a boost since she joined the ticket. >> arlette saenz in wilmington, thank you again. just to reiterate, the birther attacks are small. they show the president as small. the pandemic literally life and death. >>> our next guest says deciding fall sports is like being on the sinking titanic and deciding what time the band should play. that's next. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ that selling carsarvana, 100% online wouldn't work. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recr

, an alleged murderer given water and being allowed to go home, being treated well, so similar to dillon roof in south carolina who was taken to burger king afterwards, being treated like a human being. shot seven times and handcuffed -- legs cuffed to his bed. how ridiculous. he couldn't even walk and probably never will walk again. so that is why you have folks like the aclu and others calling for the removal of the sheriff and people who seemed with their rhetoric to be aiding and abetting these vigilantes to avail themselves of the tremendous pain that they caused. and i want to point out unless it's happened in the last two minutes since we've been on tv, i have not heard the president call jacob blake jr.'s name one time nor send out his sympathy for the other victims of this vigilante, including the manho his life, whose arm was shot off. . haven't heard one word of >> absolutely. well, thank you, congresswoman gwen moore for being with us. >>> on the last night of the republican national convention, the gop tried hard to connect president trump with black voters, and in this rece

even the biden campaign, dillon said that there will be an ambitious woman on the ballot t ben campaign run by ambitious women looking to save the world and save our democr democracy in the next few weeks. we as democrats and progressives, we need to stick together on this because we have not even seen what the other side is capable of, and i promise you no matter who the v.p. is it is a woman who has annan incredible experience and will be ready to lead on day one and the other side will come for this person aggressively especially, you know, they're going to do dig in, and we'll have to build up every single one of these candidates and every single one of these women who are mentioned because we have an a bundanbundance of ricm which biden can select. >> they have to a large degree been vetted very publicly, right? and that comes with both its plusses and its minuses, so how does it complicate things to have new names in the mix? >> i think one thing that we're seeing is that there's a lot more -- coming out about senator harris in particular who has gone through this public and priva

we had somebody who was treated with as much kit gloves as dillon roof was. so whatever was happening between him and police, he didn't deserve to be shot in the back several times. he is now allegedly chained to his -- at least at some point was chained to his hospital bed. but this guy who shot two people was -- police let him pass by. they gave him water. he was treated like a regular teenager. i think you need somebody to speak to the exhaustion of this reality and the reality of it. and i think kamala harris gave a 20 minute -- it was a barn burner, but it was a sort of very sober, serious, simple barn burner. >> and i think to the point of like puncturing this alternate reality that is created. >> yeah. >> we got the unemployment numbers today and steve bannon who works on my show sent out a note to the staff that just noting that in 21 out of the last 22 weeks more than a million americans have filed for unemployment. you heard all week long donald trump built the world's greatest economy. and then this happened. >> and now it's over, which it's not. >

old went into the barriers of the finishing line on stage one of the colliding with fellow doctrine dillon earn a very good who was disqualified and could face further sanctions jakobsen was awarded the victory his team say he has no brain or spinal injuries the player and his doctors trying to bring him out of an. coma police are investigating the crash . to cricket in pakistan took control of the 1st test against england on diy to open a shop put them in a strong position at old trafford but these 3rd straight century this time a career best 156 pakistan with $326.00 a lot of anger were struggling at the close on $92.00 for full. in the ukraine mexican formula one driver sergio perez will be allowed to write this weekend 70th anniversary silver star the racing point driver tested positive for corona virus ahead of loss rates british born pre but health already in england now say he's completed his quarantine period he will be tested and has to return a negative result before he can return to practice on friday the mass participation part of the london marathon has been cancelled because

i know that after the dillon roof shooting, steven muller was very concerned about the reaction towards the confederate flags. telling bart to attack ella mazzone fort selling of flags in their own part to get funded and getting attacked confederate symbols. that is the only direct link i can make. but throughout numerous white terrorists shootings have involved this idea this is at the border and white people are being systematically replaced by brown and black people. the idea of white genocide which is part of this book, the very white supremacist book about the destruction of the white world by brown and black people to steven muller and was inspired by and promoted through breitbart 2015. there interesting parallel between what white terrorists say in the idea that steven muller is pushing the white house. >> >> host: here's another good question. , what role do you see steven tiller playing in a post- trump world? say biden wins the presidency, where does muller go? do you see him running for public office? >> i really don't know what's can happen to steven muller. initially he wa

now, dnc chair tom perez and join ar o'malley dillon virtual discussion with the washington post to previewemocratic convention. from earlier today, this is about 45 minutes. >> thousands of people, including me, were hoping to be in milwaukee today for the convention, but due to the coronavirus, it will be virtual. has lined up a lot of heavy hitters in the party to keep the convention going online, so let's talk about it. thank you for being here. here is a pleasure to be with you and with everyone. it is an exciting week in america. lot about the campaign being a referendum

and i talked to jen o'malley dillon earlier monday, the biden campaign manager, and she says she's wellrs to watch everything. and the biden campaign is going to have to have this army of lawyers, and it could stretch on for months, and it's because of the postal service and all of those issues >> seth: i do want to finish with this very impressive tidbit we found in your bio you might not have known who cardi b was earlier this year. >> true. >> seth: but you booked some pretty considerable bands back in your high school days >> i did i mean, thanks for looking at my wikipedia. [ light laughter ] i mean, i'm never going to escape what i did in high school i had a great time >> seth: why would you want to escape this? >> i'm not saying -- i always said to myself -- what happened in high school is i booked maroon 5 to come play at my high school when they weren't famous. i met their manager at a show. and then they were opening for john mayer, who then i invited to my prom i had no money, but it -- the whole experience taught me -- i had no money, no connections, big public school, penns

old went into the barriers at the finish line on stage one of the colliding with fellow dutchman dillon. who was disqualified and could face further sanctions and has since apologized jakobsen underwent 5 hours of facial surgery police are investigating the crash. after a nearly 5 months for a cause of the coronavirus european champions league returns on friday record 13 times when israel madrid travelled to mentions the city rail have it all to do that to one down after the 1st leg and welsh forward gareth bale is not in the match they scored coach than it is the dans only explanation is that bale does not want to play. the west because i'm not going to explain many things have been said but this is a matter between coach and player that should be clear it's a personal conversation the only thing i can tell you is that he would prefer not to play in this match nothing else the rest is between him and myself. meanwhile italian champions eventis trail live on one no they host the french side of the 2nd leg on friday the winners of both of these last 16 games will advance to the single le

poland the 23 year old seen here winning on the spot in your last year collided with another dutch roy dillon. right at the end of the 1st stage he crashed into the barriers and into a race official and has been put in a medically induced coma although tests have revealed he did not suffer brain or spinal injuries cycling's governing body the u.c.i. strongly criticized in the vehicle and he has been disqualified from the race and is facing a further disciplinary actions tokyo officials are putting away their olympic rings from their home the game symbol which has been in the city's basins earlier this year has been hauled away on a barge for maintenance and will return next year the games which would have come to a close this sunday had been delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic. it's all the small things that are coming up again later laura thanks very much and dave that's it for me laura cottle for this news hour so rahman will be with you and just a moment bringing you all the latest in the day's needs. one . a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geo

is ther o'malley dillon woman who transformed joe biden's campaign serving as campaign manager and workingf her home. her son is also working on the biden campaign. larry is joining us from cleveland, ohio on the democrat line. caller: good morning. i think it really does not matter if it is a man or a woman, but it is about time for a woman. women wholl these want to work for the country and the people. i watched fiona hill at the impeachment trial and she was brilliant. harris,h warren, kamala it is about time. i think it is a great thing. doing had noten been working for us. host: thank you. just so we all know how to pronounce her name it is koo-malal.t caller: i think it is the mindset. fieldll have the cotton negros that only vote black. we voted for white men for how many years? black people were not running. this man in office now we have over 4 million people infected dead,er 170,000 americans 48 million unemployed, and what is he doing? he is talking about the birthright. i want to see his papers. his wife came over on a visa and we all know. wife said it in a book but the media

president trump would not do so during the obama years when we had the walter scott shooting or the dillon is an issue of the heart. >> agree. >> looking at the video, i saw no justification whatsoever for those cops to shoot that young man jacob. and so we need to get to the root of the issue. as the pastor who prayed before the news conference for the family said, this is a sin issue, not a skin issue, though it seems to be happening far more often to folks who are african-american than not. that frustrates me, to be honest with you, gayle. >> that's why, senator scott, it's not hard to say it's a skin issue. you have to look at the tape last night -- just hear me out for a second. the young white teenager -- >> sure, be happy to. >> walking down the street who the crowd just shot black lives matter protesters, the police actually give him a bottle of water. here is jacob blake who is going into his car. he is unarmed, he does not have a weapon on him at the time. the police officer is holding his shirt, he shot seven times and is paralyzed. this keeps happening, senator scott. you have

i always go back to dillon ruth who killed nine people, massacred nine people in mother emmanuel church in south carolina, when they arrested him, it was a i peaceful arrest and on the way to the police station they were kind enough to get him lunch. he killed nine people. this man broke up a fight. and so we know that this does not come down in an equal manner and it's why black people and now so many others just feel burdened by the weight of having to live this over and over and over again. >> congresswoman, the press of the united states donald trump is running on a platform of preserving monuments to the confederacy, his son gave a speech last night with explicit overtures to keeping our heritage and history in place. how central do you think this conversation is right now? and are we not being honest enough about exactly what the choice is in november? >> i think we could be a lot more honest. we could go back and review a little history, the george wallace campaign for president and how it was an openly racist campaign and that's exactly what this president is doing with all of h

behalf of house republican leader congressman kevin mccarthy, our national committee woman charlene dillon, our national committeemen shawn steel, and over 5 million registered republicans from everywhere in between, i'm california republican party chairwoman jessica malan patterson. we as a state want to bring forth our delegates. -- 172 for donald trump. [applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, california casts 172 votes for president trump. [applause] colorado. [applause] delegates with the following bound delegates. 37, president trump. secretary, in the past four years, president trump and vice president pence of make america great again in the eyes of the world so our friends respect us and our enemiese gret economic expansion in decades that lifted all americans, that protected us from a worldwide pandemic. becauseunced tax cuts americans spend their money more wisely than the government. the home of gardner, headquarters to the bureau of land management and u.s.-based command proudly casts all 37 votes to keep ame

thank the budget and legislative analyst for all of his work, together wor working h our office and dillon smith in coordinating between your offices. so thank you. >> thank you very much. supervisor walton. >> thank you so much, it's good to see you, director torez. as i look at the bla report and i see the 21 million that is being recommended to be placed in the reserve, what is the purpose of that? >> the purpose of that is to provide the opportunity for us to share with you at the board level the public process and determination that were made about how the dollars were allocate. as we've talked about, this is a community-lead process and together and through a framework established by the mayor and human right's commission and director cheryl davis and this is our opportunity to come back before those funds are expended with the plan and share what the priorities ended up being for those funds. >> so i want to make sure that these recordingses get to the community as quick as possible and i want to make sure it's a transparent process that is continued to be facilitated by the hrc and