you had no family connection to duke or nobody pushing you to go there? >> melinda gates: i grew up in a catholic family, very catholic community, all-girls catholic school for high school so the ultimate was to go to notre dame. i already knew about myself that i loved math and i was lucky enough to have a computer science teacher in high school, which very few high schools had back then, she advocated to get about a dozen computers in the classroom and i was already coding. i knew i wanted to code in college, i loved it and i wanted my career to be in that type of in technology. when i went to notre dame unfortunately i was pretty set on going there when i got in, unfortunately they were phasing their computer science department back into the departments and i didn't think that was a good idea because i felt like i could kind of see where tech was going a bit. luckily when i went to visit duke they had just gotten a big grant from ibm the year before and they had two brand-new computer labs and they were all in about trying to create this computer scien

he's 26 years younger than duke.really a whole generation removed and for his part and the same year that duke ellington received his presidential medal of freedom, randy opens a club in morocco. after touring northern africa in the mid '60s, he stayed in 1967 and lived there for several years before returning to the united states. you can see by his garb and if you look up his music, randy, when he continued to make music, incorporated the african elements of rhythm, congas so you get that fusion within his music. not only an identity, but straight up moving it, actually. that's a different perspective than what duke and the old guard guys had on the whole thing. and so as a final note, for their part, the state department realized only too late that you know, what they had started out with in the 1950s of this sort of can do attitude on foreign policy, that the u.s. can go out there in the world and shape the world how we wanted it. that had changed by the mid 1970s. the foreign policy had started to become somethi

trump calling duke out. he knew who david duke was and thought he was bad for a party at the time and told the american people years later he didn't know who he was. trump then also asked today point blank does he denounce white supremacists. here's his answer. >> they've done in new york -- like they've done in new york. i just told you. i've always denounced any form -- any form -- any form of any of that. you have to denounce. >> this is not true. he has not always denounced it. here's the tape. >> you had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> does it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point? >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. >> it should not be hard to directly condemn racists and white nationalists. the president did not do it, though, when more than 65 million americans were watching last night. that's when he had the

the baby will be a ninth great—grandchild for the queen and the duke of edinburgh.is morning. let's talk to our correspondent, hugh schofield. just tell us more about what we know. well, this significant thing about this attack is it took place in exactly the same place as the attack, the massacre that started at charlie hebdo five years ago. the officers, the former officers now of charlie hebdo are in a small street neil bastille and it was on the road, the street just neil bastille and it was on the road, the streetjust outside the office that around two hours ago now, a man with a machete or an x or a knife, not entirely clear, attacked two members, staff members ofa tv attacked two members, staff members of a tv production company based in the same building. they were having a cigarette on the street and he attacked them and stabbed them both, injured them, not clear how seriously, before running away. it seems there were two men involved in the attack as two were seen running away and there have been two arrests now. a bloodied man, a man with blood on him was

responsibilities that they hold i think we've seen actually 2 disasters here one is the destruction of duke and. i have this year and then the 2nd disaster is one of reacting to senior management or as they go through a parliamentary inquiry their own inquiry which is based found by parliamentary committee chairs of a misleading it's an extraordinary tale there's

, because david duke was a reform party.ance on who the kkk was. here we are, four years later, he's still doing it. oh, i don't know who they are. and refusing once again to condemn an anti-semitic group, a racist group, a group of white supremacists. again, nothing new, but he did it on the world's biggest political stage last night. and all those anti, anti-trumpsters who have shamed and humiliated themselves during his presidency once again forced to confront the fact that they are supporting a man who will not condemn white supremacy in america. >>> still ahead, our producers had the unenviable task of mashing together the president's most cringe-worthy moments. we'll show you joe biden's real-time reaction to the on-stage chaos next on "morning joe." (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right

duke acts as a service providers in other ways. we host systems that dissimilar na disseminate scholarship itself. i realize that some stakeholders that feel that section 512 needs significant change. i hope that this subcommittee will consider the unintended consequences that changes to section 512 could have on research and teaching which i believe are core to the constitutional objective of copyright. the incentives of research and teaching are different for those of music and film and it's important that a net that is cast to address legitimate privacy returns not also drag down research and teaching as well. thank you. >> thank you. we're going to go ahead and move into questions. i'll go first. senator coons will be back momentarily. copyright owners today have to worry about types of infringement that couldn't have possibly been anticipated in 1998. illegal streaming of sports sold with libraries of hundreds of films are two examples. in fact, illegal streaming now accounts for 80% of digital piracy. so i guess -- and i gues

in 2000, the president called david duke a bigot and in two20 after david duke praised president trump'sn, he didn't know who he is. do you think the president would rather say he doesn't know who the proud boys are rather than denounce people to support him, even if they are racists or white supremacists. >> you know, i used to teach fourth grade. and i say to many people, including the president of the country, always tell the truth, and always be accountable for your actions. same rules apply to adults, as they do to fourth graders. >> yeah, it's quite remarkable, even when you say it that simply, that it could be lost on someone like the president of the united states. let me give your thoughts about another aspect to this, since it is involving teaching and education. chris wallace asked the president about his order to stop teaching racial inequality in our schools. >> why did you decide to do that? to end racial insensitivity training and do you believe there is systemic racism in this country, sir? >> i ended it because it's racist. i ended it because a lot of people were asked t

attenborough attends a private viewing of his new documentary at kensington palace, hosted by the dukecambridge. hello and welcome to bbc news. for viewers in the uk and around the world, stay with us for the latest analysis from here and around the globe. thousands of students across the uk are being forced to self—isolate after a rise in coronavirus infections. the health secretary for england, matt hancock, has refused to rule out a ban on students returning home for the christmas holidays. the government says it's monitoring the situation closely. the bbc‘s political correspondent jonathan blake has more. it has been a hard start to university life for many this year. confirmed cases of coronavirus have meant many students are confined to their accommodation. there is a social side of university along with the educational side, and we are completely stuck here. so there's no freshers‘ week, no interacting with other people. all we have is online lectures. and i've been looking forward to moving here for years. i've worked very hard to get where i am. and... it's very annoying that,

the baby will be a ninth great—grandchild for the queen and the duke of edinburgh. particularly on the north sea coasts. it's actually a screaming gale off the north sea, and it's going to stay chilly right through the weekend. there will be some sunshine around, but it will be nippy. now these are the afternoon gusts, end of the afternoon around the north sea, around 50 mph they are off the coast of yorkshire, in excess of 60 even in some areas. and on top of that, we've got heavy rain. this is a nasty little area of low pressure that's parked itself in the southern portion of the north sea, but for many of us, it's not the case. in fact, the winds will be much lighter there across the northwest of the country, clearing skies and a touch of frost outside of town this coming night. so, tomorrow, we still have gales in east anglia, especially around coastal areas. not quite so windy inland, and in fact, many western areas should have a fine day with some sunshine, but it's nippy in some areas. temperatures, though, higher than around 11 or 12 degrees. ——temperatures,

duke also acts as a service provider in many other ways. we host systems that disseminates scholarships itself. we host information location tools. i'd be pleased to talk more about. i want to end just by saying i realize that some stakeholders feel that section 5:12 need significant change. i hope that the subcommittee will consider the unintended consequence that changes to section 5:12 can have on research and teaching, which i believe are core to the constitutional objective of copyright. the incentives and economics of research of teaching a very different from those for example the music or film and it's important that a net that is caste to address legitimate privacy concerns for some copyrighted works not also dry down research and teaching as well. thank you. >> thank you. we are going to go ahead and move into questions. i will go first. i know senator coons will be back momentarily but just from a level setting standpoint, copyright owners today have to worry about types of infringement that could not possibly been anticipated in

they were driven by the duke of edinburgh to the palace. >> five days after diana's death, the queeneturns to london. grief has turned to anger. she has advised her silence cannot continue. >> now to london. the monarch, queen elizabeth ii is about to address her nation for only the second time apart from her yearly christmas broadcast. >> she has always hated giving life speeches but she agreed that was the most effective thing to do. >> what i say to you now as your queen and as a grandmother, i say from my heart. >> she used that key phrase, i as a grandmother. she was bringing herself, william and harry, into our living rooms. >> first, i want to pay tribute to diana myself. she was an exceptional and gifted human being. i hope that tomorrow we can all, wherever we are, join in expressing our grief of diana's loss. and gratitude for her all too short life. >> nobody knew quite what the funeral would bring, what the move would be, how the public would react. >> the queen has to lead her family in the face of public anger and animosity. it is make or break time. (vo) with t-mobile

eugenie is the duke and duchess of york's youngest daughter, and the statement goes on to say, the dukeied to jack brooksbank — the queen and the duke of edinburgh, are delighted with the news. so there we go, breaking news, another royal baby on the way. let's get to the sovereign grant, the royal accounts, which were published this morning. let's see what they are looking like. always with the royal accounts, travel is one of those issues, because people like to know how much these royal tours cost. travel was up 15% over the last financial year, so it's up until march of this year. the most expensive royal tour turned out to be their final royal tour, this was the duke and duchess of sussex. they made a tour last autumn to southern africa. harry went on beyond, going to three other countries other than just south africa. that costjust shy of £250,000. number two on the list, prince charles went to oman to offer his condolences after the death of the sultan. that came out at £210,000. that's because he was unable to secure a last—minute scheduled flight. one little one, the duke of yo

and that duke university there was a duke lacrosse scandal when the stripper accuses the players of raping her. the charges were dropped but stephen miller repeatedly was defending the players and targeted only because of their skin color. and then it was confirming for him that he was right all along in these believes that the only real racism in society is racism against whites as a stigma of your imaginations. so when he got national tv attention and decided he was right all along with the duke lacrosse scandal that is ingrained in their character. and then to land on the trump campaign and in the white house. and there is a big part that believes that truly protecting americans from a grave threat in the form of too many brown and black people. so stephen miller would say it has nothing to do with race or skin color but when you connect the dots where he draws the policy and rhetoric with the white supremacist literature, it becomes very clear what is motivating him. >> there's no denying he is extremely intelligent and a quick study. and i know immigrations want to hear the said with

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eugenie course is the duke and that is ofjorg's youngest daughter and —— duchess of york.reaking news, another royal baby but let's get onto the sovereign grant, the royal accou nts get onto the sovereign grant, the royal accounts which were published this morning. we can see what they are looking like, and always with the royal accounts, travel is one of the royal accounts, travel is one of theissues the royal accounts, travel is one of the issues because people like to know how much these royal tours cost point it was actually up 15% over the last financial year, up to march this year and the most expensive tour turned out to be the final royal tour for the duke and tour turned out to be the final royal tourfor the duke and duchess of sussex who went to some africa with harry going on to three other countries —— southern africa. at cost just shy of countries —— southern africa. at costjust shy of £250,000. number two on the list was prince charles going to oman to offer his condolences after the death of the sultan, that came out at £210,000 because he was unable to secu

the baby will be a ninth great—grandchild for the queen and the duke of edinburgh.ine. more than 138—thousand people in brazil have died with covid—19 — that's one of the world's highest death tolls. thanks for watching bbc news. see you later. hello. for most of us, the weekend isn't looking too bad. it's still going to be fairly chilly, particularly across eastern areas of the uk, with the wind blowing off the north sea. not a completely dry weekend because there are 1—2 showers in the forecast as well, but for the vast majority of the country, it should be dry. now, this is the more recent satellite picture. here's that nasty low pressure in the southern north sea that sent gale force winds along the north sea coast. we had gusts up to 67 mph near grimsby. now, the winds will still blow very hard during the course of the evening and night, and, actually, throughout the weekend, not as strong, but still very strong. elsewhere across the uk, the winds will be lighter and in fact, across scotland and northern ireland, light winds here and clearer skies. so temperatu

so when jake tapper to him to denounce david duke -- >> i don't know anything about david duke. >> hemned him as a bigot back in 2000. >> i think there's blame on both sides. people that were very fine people on both sides. >> to this day, some trumpers will argue that he didn't say what you just heard him say. but white nationalists heard him loud and clear and praised trump's remarks. we have seen the same thing with the qanon conspiracy theories. >> i don't know much about the movement other than i understand they like me very much. which i appreciate. >> so now we get to the case of kyle rittenhouse. the 17-year-old caught on camera shooting at protesters in kenosha, wisconsin. two were killed. another wounded. well, it turns out he's a big trump fan, sitting in the front row at a recent rally. so rather than denounce the vigilante violence, he rationalized it. >> i guess he was in very big trouble. he probably would have been killed. >> do you think -- >> it's under investigation. >> before you buy into the line that trump was just suspending judgment, remember that this is the g

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when jake tapper asked him about david duke and condemning david duke back in 2016, the candidate trumpaid i don't even know who david duke is. he knows exactly what he is doing. he did not tell them to cease and desist for a reason. >> you know, derrick, the damage already is done because these comments are out there, these groups clearly have been emboldened. is that what you're seeing? >> well, he has been embolding white supremacist hate groups ever since charlottesville. they exist because he created the space. hatred, xenophobia. he still had steve miller in the white house. the question was simple, would you condemn white supremacist groups? he still has not kwered that question. we have a problem. he's counting on these terroristic groups to protect his presidency. we are on the brink of something that we should not be looking at in this country. our democracy will not survive another term of this president. i am afraid that our democracy is being stretched to the limit and the outcome of this election must be as wide a margin as possible to send a clear, clear message from all

at the time, even though of course he was on the record about talking about david duke in the past. now he's saying he doesn't know who the proud boys are, something he did not mention on the debate stage last night. this is a participant of tttern trump presidency and then spend several days backpedaling as aides struggle with what to say. republicans are having no trouble denouncing that on capitol hill. why does the president keep doing this? because the federal government has said that white supremacy terrorism is one of the biggest threats facing the nation. yet repeatedly when the president is given opportunities to denounce them, he doesn't take them. >> i've always at the announced any form, any form of any of that. >> reporter: after refusing to explicitly condemn white supremacy, president trump declined to denounce them once again today. >> i don't know who the proud boys are. they have to stand down, let law enforcement do their work. >> reporter: trump now saying he doesn't know the proud boys, a far-right group that's endorsed violence which he refused to denounce last

and wsj reports duke rejected the move from nextera.ergy has a market value around $61 billion that acquisition could be the largest utility deal ever. >>> royal dutch shell plans to cut up to 9,000 jobs or up to 10% of its work force. part of the move 0 to cut the duks of energy in british trading, about flat on the day >> and palantir to debut today under the ticker pltr in a direct listing similar to slack and spotify. the once seek tiff company founded in 2003 provides software and data to government agencies and corporate partners. united, bp, merck and airbus backed by trump supporter and early facebook investor. company ceo striking a similar tone to tale in the company's s 1 filing on its option what is seen as traditional silicon valley ideals, saying, quote, the engineering elite of silicon valley may know more than most about building software but not about how society should be organized or what justice requires. our company was founded in silicon valley but we seem to share fewer and fewer of the technology values and commi

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>> well, just so you understand, i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't know anything about what you're talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. >> the theory is this belief that you are secretly saving the world from this satanic cult of pedophiles and cannibals. does that sound like something you are behind or -- >> well, i haven't heard that, but is that supposed to be a bad thing? >> you know, so jason, the point is there is no effort to distance himself from anyone no matter how much it debases the office as long as they vote for him. >> trump's biggest problem is america's ex-boyfriend is barack obama. and she misses him. and he's never gotten over it. and everything he does, he's just the angry new boyfriend. >> i think trump knows that. >> oh, yeah. yeah, he knows. >> want him back. >> right. so what he does is he goes to this deep, dark base of just asking vigilantes to come out and attack cities. i mean, that is what he's doing at this point. i've said to people, i think they stopped campaigning six weeks ago. i think th

but on one occasion we had a very special guest, and this guest was none other than the duke of glossed are. yes, the same name applied to that principal route in the city of williamsburg but you know so very well. >> the street that was named after the eldest son of the queen, and william duke of glossed, or who regrettably passed away before he could ever become monarch. >> indeed, my friend. this was the brother of george the third, the king of england, and we soon discover that he was rather sympathetic to the american cause. in fact, many were of the opinion that he thought america should be free and independent, so we all listened in on what he had to say. we spoke of the fighting at lexington, and of concord, of your brand congress in philadelphia and of course of the great man himself, that of general washington. so, it was by the conclusion of this meeting that i told the officers that i was ready and willing to find and if need be, die for this cause. now i know many have said well, but, why mr. markey, why would you want to go and fight and perhaps die in another land -- in a

corps in colombia's couple bogota to protest the economic and social policies of president even even duke a the protest by trade unions was the 1st since columbia ended more than 5 months of coronavirus lockdowns the country has reported more than 600000. over 220000 deaths. in california fireworks at a baby shower party or being blamed for igniting the latest blaze sweeping the u.s. state fire crews are struggling to contain the flames amid scorching temperatures and high winds authorities say a record amount of blood has burned this year and warned that the fire season is far from over. california is burning wildfires simply the state owns summer and there's new sign of. almost 15000 firefighters have been dispatched to tackle some 2 dozen large fires. shifting winds forced the exhausted firefighters to constantly adjust their efforts started pushing to the east and in north and big westerly wind shifts and then today was moved to the south or north winds been pretty dramatically in consist of. temperatures in california are at an all time high and the parched countryside is highly flam

the baby will be a ninth great—grandchild for the queen and the duke of edinburgh.made about 20 football pitches worth of land he's he's been awarded the animal equivalent of the george cross. iam going i am going to take you straight to washington where the body of the supreme courtjustice washington where the body of the supreme court justice ruth washington where the body of the supreme courtjustice ruth bader ginsburg has been lying in repose. tributes have been paid, of course, to ruth bader ginsburg, popularly known as r bg, and she is the first women to lie in state. we will that they are and take a look now at the weekend whether with tomasz schafernaker. that cold when really noticeable for us today, particularly on the north coast. it is a screaming deal of the north sea. there will be some sunshine around but it will be nippy. these are the afternoon gusts along the north sea, from around 50 mph they're off the coast of yorkshire. in excess of 60 mph in some areas. 0n yorkshire. in excess of 60 mph in some areas. on top of that we have got heavier rain. t

and the duke racked up a similar amount, watching the open in portrush, northern ireland.ngs of royal galleries and palaces. addressing the potential shortfall, the keeper of the privy purse, sir michael stevens said, "there was no intention of asking for extra funding and they will look to manage the impact of the pandemic through their own efforts and efficiencies." the duke and duchess of sussex now live in los angeles, but as for their uk home, the palace has confirmed they paid a lump sum to the sovereign grant to cover the £2.4 million refurbishment, as well as rent at a commercial rate for frogmore cottage in windsor. exactly how much rent they're being charged may or may not be revealed in next year's accounts. sarah campbell, bbc news. something we have been following all week. marine biologists working alongside fishermen and volunteers have now rescued 94 of the pilot whales which have been stranded off the west coast of tasmania. they're hoping to escort 12 more out to sea. that is good news but it is not clear how many of them have died in the mass beaching bu

see for yourself, at carvana.com. >>> welcome back today we start with duke energy, which could be in the cross harr hairs of a takeover. what could be a roughly $60 billion deal, but new era may still pursue the merger. >>> here's a done deal british betting firm william hill accepting caesar's takeover offer. >>> micron technology beading estimates, but revenue will be hit by the government as ban on sales to huawei. shares are down 6% >>> all right. brian, thanks. let's flip over to the bond market where rick is tracking the action >> kelly, as we finish up the third quarter there's interesting things going on. you can see we spiked up in yields a bit probably mr. mnuchin, markets love a bit of stimulus we can debate whether it's truly needed we know pain is out there. if you open the chart up for a quarter to date on 30s, what you find is we are basically at the highest levels since the ten if you look at the -- it's still within the range of the last quarter. tenning finished it up, and that was basically in the range today. it hasn't really gone that far finally if we look at th

ultimate merged with another company of been involved in philanthropic activities at my alma mater, duke university among other places so thank you for giving us your time today. let me ask you at the outset, when you agreed to become postmaster general did you realize you're going to get this much attention? because it's not normally the most famous position in washington, d.c. and about many people can name your immediate predecessors. you are very well known. did you expect you would get this much attention? >> so david, ifhi i may, i think when i accept the role we need remember the situation of the postal service was in at the time. it was right at the height of the beginning ofin the pandemic, and we're having significant financial consequences at the time. i was kind of urgently asked to join, and i thought most of the attention would be around the issues of running out of cash in september of 2020, loss going from 7.8 billion to $20 billion in the projection and having no help in sight. that's what i thought the attention would be spent. instead, we had a lot of media and politic

the newspaper also features the duke and duchess of sussex, as they sign a production deal with streamingflix. so let's begin... we will start with the german paper. the headline reads that alexei navalny was a victim of crime. this follows on from what angela merkel has been saying today, that this will be, given it is germany now pointing the finger at russia, regarding this, how much weight do you think this is going to carry with regards to what has been a come of the use once again of this awful, awful poison? we never really heard the name of nova check before until two years ago. with the poisoning of sergei skripal. and his doctor. and 110w sergei skripal. and his doctor. and now that we see again an accusation leveled at the criminal in this particular nerve agent is being used. —— and his daughter. —— novo chuck. and this time against the opposition later alexei navalny and the fact that angela merkel has called it out so strongly in those condemnations that have been supported by our prime minister borisjohnson, supported by our prime minister boris johnson, there's order suppo

dartmouth, duke, all the way to wesleyan, and yale. itn neil finally announces is -- when yale finally announces it is going coed, it is shocking and the new york times put it on the front pages. >> learn more about the expenses of the first women students at yale here on american history tv. she is the creator at the american resume of history. let me begin with the pandemic and how it has impacted the museum and your division in particular. remotelye been working since march. we began thinking about the pandemic in january. we are a division of medical historians and we followed the news pretty carefully, especially about public health. we reached out and began speaking in january because we toin thinking about how implement the story. it has been a slow process for us. what point did you realize the pandemic would stretch into the summer and potentially into the winter? historians, they thought about the difficultiesva and weaking a vaccinecc were pretty sure it would last for quite a while. isstill don't know what happening, as you

. >> would you repudiate david duke? >> sure, i would do that if it made you feel better. i don't know anything about him. >> i don't know anything about david duke, i don't know anything about what you're talking about with white supremacy. you wouldn't want me to condemn a group that i know there's nothing about. i think there's blame on both sides. you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides. i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. >> so we played the testimony from christopher wray. donald trump, aside from being offensive and a racist, is also wrong on the law enforcement threat. there is -- christopher wray testified -- the largest single domestic terror threat is from violent white supremacists. christopher wray testified that antifa at this point is more an ideology. what does it take to get the president to just line up factually with his fbi director, frank? >> look, you said he's wrong on the law enforcement threat. i'll go a step further. he is the law enforcement threat. the commander in chief has become the radic

i know david duke, he is an abject hater and a con rikted criminal. failure to denounce david duke, the failure to denounce the ku klux klan when your own fbi director says that they are the biggest threat to domestic, if you will, tranquility because they are terrorist groups. we've got to put this in context of here's the president disagreeing with law enforcement. how can you be a champion of law enforcement and disagree with the pronouncements of your chief law enforcement officer who is, in fact, the director of the fbi? >> yeah. it's a fair point. marc, let me ask you this, because in addition to failing to call out white supremacist groups the president did call for his supporters to watch, in his words, polling sites during this election. the fact is polling has already begun, voting has begun and we've seen these poll watchers turn up. i want to ask you from your perspective, exactly why you believe the president is doing this and whether you fear it will intimidate african-american voters from casting their vote and whether that's the intent

she went on to teach their and since 2010 has been in various capacities at duke university's. while at yale she worked extensively on 20th-century wrote price winning books. we are delighted to have her now to provide some comments and questions to tom. you have the floor. >> thank you, so much. it's wonderful to be here. especially in terms of both congratulating tom, but the connection with william archer lewis. roger invited me to my first seminar at the wilson center in 1988. it was so important in helping me with my historical work on the middle east. , as i think we all rp or tom, it's a wonderful book. i was told not to say how much about how good the book is. what i was particularly struck by was the humanity with which you wrote. this is an extraordinary hard achievement, given the where kissinger, the name kissinger, and the name nixon. i say this because i was struck by one article that was written 10 years ago. the first line was, "richard nixon is our hoover." this is our set of terms, yet you have not done that. you have written a book with historical context of

i dent know who david duke is. he's taking a very similar tactic here. there is no chance, kaitlan, that aides within the white house don't have the answer for him, who the proud boys are and can't give him more detail. >> reporter: look at context. it is when chris wallace was asked to denounce the white supremacist groups. he was referencing the proud boys because you saw chris wallace give the opportunity and he saidly denounce them and give me a name, what name do you want to denounce and that's when joe biden stepped in and said the proud boys and the president repeated the proud boys. if the president is maintaining the story that he has no idea who this group is, he knew what it was. but instead of saying i denounce them, instead he gave them this new tag line that they have been celebrating today, the stand down and stand by. basically saying the suggestion to be at ready. that is the way they took it. so you have to look at the context of what it was brought up, how the group reacted to it. they didn't tak

todd: donald trump duking it out with joe biden in battleground states.ps for the president today. "fox and friends first" continues right now. a very good morning to you and yours, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, the day after labor day. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's begin with this, donald trump hitting the campaign trail today with stops in florida and north carolina. todd: joe biden headed to michigan tomorrow, states won by the president in 2016. griff jenkins live in dc with the swing state showdown. >> reporter: you mentioned labor day behind us, we are in the final stretch of election 2020, the candidates in battleground stes

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who,ads as a list of who's from amherst, dartmouth, and duke. two west point, williams, and yale.his announces this, it is so shocking that the new york times plays that on the front page. >> learn more about the first female students at yale, sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. >> lexie lord is the chair of the smithsonian museum of american history. let me begin with this pandemic and how it has impacted the museum and your division in particular. ms. lord: we are working remotely. we began thinking about the pandemic in january. we are a division of medical historians. we tend to follow the news

it also features a picture of sir david attenborough meeting the duke and duchess of cambridge.ort — it says the coronavirus outbreak has pushed thousands of charities to the brink. you didn't watch bake—off, did you? no, ithink you didn't watch bake—off, did you? no, i think i'm the only person in the country. i waited, no, i think i'm the only person in the country. iwaited, iwatched it yesterday morning so i had to avoid spoilers. but you can't have missed these pictures of some amazing profiles, including sir david attenborough, who is in there. well, he is supposed to be that one. clearly! some rather dubious portraits were done on bake—off this week. but we were just discussing in the office a bit earlier how lovely it is, because it is exactly the sort of antidote to all the horrible stuff that is going on right now. it isa stuff that is going on right now. it is a joyous hour of television. just talk me through... that is freddie mercury? freddie mercury, louis theroux, david bowie, chris hoy... david bowie! 0f theroux, david bowie, chris hoy... david bowie! of course, z

mark mcclellan from duke.r day sales for big ticket home appliances chances are you will not find many. gerri willis is at a home appliance store in westchester, new york, with more. gerri. reporter: melissa, that's right. we're coming to you from royal green. it is a high-end appliance showroom and store. take a look over my shoulder. this is some pretty stuff we've got here guess what? this 48-year-old operation, family owned, will not have a labor day sale the first time in history. why? it comes down to demand and supply. listen. >> people are not traveling. they have disposable income, they ask themselves what can we do? swap out the appliances? put a new bathroom in. so that demand, okay, increased exponentially over the course of the last three months. reporter: ge appliances telling fox business they can't produce stoves, et cetera, fast enough, writing this, usage of appliances is higher than ever before as people spent more time with their families under one roof. additional interest in remodeling, h