that is what ellis island does. it's a way for steerage class passengers to come into the country and start their lives. there is a clear delineation for the immigrants. if you have the money, you are in and if you do not, you get checked. when we had inside in a few minutes we will start the story of those immigrants who come off the ship and are going to enter the front door and come into the first floor of ellis island which looks dramatically different than today. we are about to enter the main entrance of ellis island, but across the way might be a point of note. these beautiful buildings that are now abandoned where the hospital complexes that were run by the united states public which was just a fantastic crew of doctors who cared for immigrants that were detained for medical reasons. about 10% were detained for medical reasons. the string of buildings we see were for non-contagious diseases. behind it about 30 yards parallel a string of buildings for contagious diseases. there was the measles ward, a tubercu

ellie's mum is campaigning for a change in the law.lers. so somebody like griffiths, who was only five months off being 18, who came from a very stable background, very stable parents who, you know, cared for him, who was intelligent, who did not have any mental health problems, he was cleared by a top psychiatrist, by his barristers. somebody like him who carried out a most brutal, frenzied murder just because he couldn't have his own way, just because ellie didn't want to be his girlfriend any longer, somebody like that should have a much tougher sentence than what he received and should be treated more like an adult. however, he does have a right because he was under 18, to apply to get his sentence reduced halfway through if he behaves himself in prison and we would like to scrap that as well and have that within ellie's law. and carol is welcoming recent reports saying the change named after ellie will be included in a government white paper next month, a precursor to a new law. it is a relief. you know, it does feel ellie will be

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john maguire has been speaking to ellie's mum.th a smile, really. ellie gould should have been embarking on the next chapter of her life. she should have recently received her a—levels alongside herfriends. but in may last year, she was murdered by her ex—boyfriend, stabbed repeatedly in her own home. this is the worst thing that could ever happen to a parent and especially taken in such a brutal way by somebody that i suppose we trusted, that was supposedly fond of her. and to take away such a beautiful person, such a beautiful soul, is just unforgivable, his actions, unforgivable. her killer, thomas griffiths, had tried to cover his tracks, but he later admitted ellie's murder and was given a life sentence with a minimum term of 12 and a half years. although he was 17 at the time of the attack, he was an adult when he went to court for sentencing. ellie's mum is campaigning for a change in the law. we want sentencing for child killers to be tougher, particularly for mature killers. so somebody like griffiths, who was only five m

he's a former congressional aide named michael ellis and he been working in the white house counsel's office and he's sent over there effectively to second-guess the senior person who cleared the manuscript and he according to his affidavit found six examples of classified information that were still in their , that were still in the bolton manuscript and then they, the government went to the judge and said you can't let this out. the judge holds a secret hearing, this is the strangest part of this whole prepublication review. the government talks to get tothe judge and private without the other counsel and without the plaintiff , without any other party and makes claims and says wait a second, this is classified and i'm pretty dubious about those claims. we published on our website thousands of examples of what we call dubious secrets where the governments released one version of the document with one set of deletions and then another version of the document with a different set ofdeletions . so it's so subjective these calls, my gut tells me you trust the senior person with the most

for more on this let's go to cape town now and talk to correspondent ellis value gelder ellis good to see you 300 percent that is a massive rise does that mean the pandemic has been all good news for gold miners like gold fields. and mining companies as well that unions here actually saying have been or is that actually doing the hard work here and one more risk in the mines had been hotspots for coronavirus you can imagine people were close together were not always the best events of the ocean so we've seen a lot of infections and in the mines and it is already a very dangerous profession here i mean gold here is my assumption at 3 kilometers a full knowledge is death. prioress on top of it and yet that that makes that union say this is becoming a very dangerous business in south africa and are we seeing any responses to these dangers is there any more effort to protect miners. then they are you didn't have to push. that kind of been done. in the hands of trying to make sure that 9 markets don't work too close together companies to provide face must they have or have hundreds. take.

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luke ellis, african-americans, hispanics, women, all groups benefited enormously. everybody was better off. a rising tide lifted all boats. then came a once in 100 year pandemic. it was awful. health and economic impacts were tragic. hardship and heartbreak were everywhere. but presidential leadership came swiftly and effectively with an extraordinary rescue for health and safety to successfully fight the covid virus. alsoreat bipartisan rescue saved the economy. right now, our economic health is coming back with emergency spending and tax cuts. americans are going back to work. there is a housing boom, auto boom, manufacturing boom, consumer spending boom. stocks are at record territory. a v-shaped recovery is pointing towards better than 20% growth in the second half of this year. tax cuts and, more regulatory rollback will be in store. payroll tax cuts for higher wages, income tax cuts for the middle class, capital gains tax cuts for investment. productivity and jobs. much more regulatory relief for small businesses. in economic terms, folks, this is no time for

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roheema ellis, nbc news. >>> that is nightly news thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. >>> right now at 6:00, getting paid to stay at home. the bay area county willing to pay people infected with covid-19 to self-isolate. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us. >> i'm raj mathai. >> reaching across the economic and digital divide. an oakland nonprofit is getting rid of the idea of education pods and really wants to focus on the entire family. so they're forming education and family hubs. we're going to tell you what great strides they're doing and how they're gearing up for the school year. >> thanks, jessica. >>> santa clara county's public officer admits she doesn't know the real number of coronavirus for the past few weeks because of a glitch in the state system. she spoke out today about lab issues creating big problems for california. and she admitted the south bay's covid-19 case numbers have likely been artificially low since mid july. she blames glitches with the state's electronic l

here's rehema ellis. >> our books are the bricks that build our society. >> reporter: chris imden says to understand society's uproar over racial inequities start where history lessons begin. when children first learn about black people in america what is the first thing they see in the textbooks. >> the first thing they see is slavery. they may see an image of a family half dressed, you may see slave quarters. >> reporter: is that racist >> absolutely. if your introduction into my history is my downtroddenness you never see me as a victor >> reporter: until recently one textbook passage said many may not have been terribly unhappy imden says in current books deliberate omissions are just as bad. for example, this passage describes government policies after world war ii that made home ownership more attractive than ever leading to suburban growth, but doesn't explain how they intentionally discriminated against black americans. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: but change is coming in north carolina, amid statewide demonstrations social studies standards are now under review the stat

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erin's unit is located ellie p.d.'s headquarters in the heart of the city the 60 tech lives working in this department are very will be on average $100000.00 per year in order to fight this war against sexual trafficking they have a surprising weapon up their sleeve they use fake social media accounts as a means to catch pimps i have 2 undercover accounts. instagram that i do so this is my 1st account can i pose as either a 16 or 17 year old female this particular female that i use is actually a police officer here fairly p.d. . and we use different types and i will do it showing her with money resource show that she gets to travel a little bit in california the legal age for sex is 18 years old however aaron is still contacted by dozens of men you know 24681012 i probably have 25 or 30 direct messages from different. and traffickers this particular person who goes by i get paid the trust no one asked me what school go to i told the school and then the very next one was how old are you to be honest with you i am 16 yea

overnight, people start coming to ellis island -- you need a visa now. you can't just show up. you needed papers you did not need before. and the nature of the people coming, the foreign-born percentage drops overnight. what is amazing to me, we think we have always been a nation of immigrants, these are years, going into the 1960's, where the percentage of immigrants falls and falls and falls, and the only immigrants around us are only people who are old. they came in the last wave in the early 20th century. there aren't new people coming in. there are even historians saying in the 1950's, immigration, we don't talk about it anymore. it is not a part of american culture. it is not this political and social force that is changing our country the way we think of it now, it just falls off the radar is an issue because there literally aren't any immigrants. host: you mentioned the unintended consequences of the 1965 bill. there were a lot of unintended consequences to 1924. particularly as you start to see world war ii ramp-up, and we see what the nazis were doing, particularly to

pam bondi and jenna ellis will join us.ery scary report about an alleged rapist who reportedly killed his accuser after getting freed from jail with covid-19. that is straight ahead. ♪ jail with covid-19. that is straig ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." a rape suspect in alexandria, virginia, were released to the coronavirus concerns allegedly shot and killed his accuser according to the police. the chief breaking news correspondent t trace gallagher joins us with more, trace. >> jason, good evening prosecutor say one more example of criminals put back on the street while victims put back in danger. back in april low euros 33-year-old argued that hee should be released over coronavirus fears. prosecutors had violent criminals were not eligible for release, but the judge set him free. even though he faced charges of violently raping, choking carla domingues outside v of her alexandria, virginia, apartment, he was not supposed to leave his home in maryland but last week he drove to dominquez apart

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nbc's rehema ellis has more on the changes being made to bring equality to classroom teaching >> ourbooks are the bricks that build our society. >> reporter: columbia university professor chris imden says to understand society's uproar over racial inequities, start where history lessons begin. when children first learn about black people in america, what is the first thing that they see in the textbooks? >> the first thing they see is slavery. they may see an image of a family that is half dressed. you may see slave quarters >> reporter: is that racist? >> absolutely it is racist if your introduction to my history is my downtroddenness, you never see me as a victor. >> reporter: until recently, one textbook passage about slavery said many may not have even been terribly unhappy imden says in current books deliberate omissions are just as bad. for example, this passage describes government policies after world war ii that made home ownership more attractive than ever leading to growth, but doesn't say how they discriminated against black americans. but change is coming, in north carol

a low level on the platform of american society conduct when they arrived at ellis island, they set their foot on the berkshire of the society that has been shaped by slavery and jim crow and they are able to rise into property ownership and economic prosperity using tools that are denied the phenomenon of blackface someone recently asked the come and it was a white person, i wasn't able to articulate well but your book actually comments on it a lot. can you tell us about the phenomenon of white spitting on blackface and why? >> guest: it's an interesting dimension of our sort of psychological history in the early 1840s i think, this enormously popular art called minstrelsy arrived and consists of white people putting on makeup to appear black and performing music that they've taken from gore. eat from to get to -- parody from black sources, plantation blues. and blackface, minstrelsy, becomes the most popular form of culture for white americans for a century. hundreds of millions of people going to minstrel shows throughout the 19 hundreds up until world war ii. it's the most popul

any family that comes to ellis island in the turn of the 19th century or the 19 tens interest has quite a low level on the platform of american society, but when they arrived at ellis island, they set their foot on the upper fear they could tear of the society that has been shaped by slavery and jim crow and they are able to rise into property ownership and economic prosperity using tools that are denied. that's also a part of family history that people are not able to acknowledge. >> guest: >> host: this may seem like a diversion that's been in the news of late, the phenomenon of blackface. what is offensive and i wasn't able to articulate well, but your above comments on it well. can you talk about the phenomenon of the whites putting on blackface and why that's affected. >> guest: it is an interesting dimension of our psychological history and in the 1840s there's this enormously popular art that arises and it consists of white people putting on makeup to appear black and performing music that they have taken from or parody from black sources, plantation blues and blackface becomes t

. —— and ellie. forthe marking the end of his presidency. —— and ellie. the port, the fact the explosives have been stored there for nearly seven years and people warned it was an accident waiting to happen, they are convinced the government is corrupt, incompetent, and this epitomised it. it sums up everything people have been protesting about since october. the fact the greatest statesman to have visited the country this week is president macron who did a fantasticjob this is president macron who did a fantastic job this week is president macron who did a fantasticjob this week and nobody has seen hide nor hair of the president or the prime minister of lebanon tell the own story, a disgraceful government, and i agree with the protesters, if they can get rid of them, they must. look at the sunday telegraph lead story, rosamund, the migrants coming over in quite large numbers at the moment, partly because of the hot weather, and the french are asking for £30 million, according to the sunday telegraph, to police the channel. a lot of talk about bringing th

where it is possible —— commune ellie where it is possible.ryone goes back to what we did before and travels, sometimes one or two hours each way to get to city centres for work. it is bad for their physical and mental health and bad for the planetary health with all the carbon emissions. what could be envisaged is really developing regions and areas, local neighbourhoods, by creating working hubs, the way that the creative industries, the it industry, is already doing, taking over, say, and buildings that are not being or can be repurposed. that allows people to have a real flexibility of working at home may be sometimes, and going into work with others on other days. these could be themed according to areas of work by employers, rather than spending huge amounts of money in the centre of cities, could then rent in the centre of cities, could then re nt 5 pa ces in the centre of cities, could then rent spaces according to need and quite flexibly. that would help to regenerate the economies of local parts of cities which in many cases are dyin

the 1st time in more than a week after the team had to go through a series of coronavirus checks ellie's took on the new york yankees on monday their last game was against a miami marlins on july 26th the same day 4 marlins players tested positive for chronic liar as the phillies subsequently had 7 games postponed a loss this 1630. in the marlins return to action later this a choose day with a game against baltimore orioles at least 18 miami players tested positive after a series and philadelphia the team was forced to postpone its next 7 games you guys were around each other we got relaxed and let their guard go they were getting together in groups that were amassed as much as they should have. just everyone was getting testy with the whole spring training or now you want to with. the entire travel or would you go. pakistan's cricketers are getting ready to play their 1st test match in 6 months the team's 3 test series against england starts on wednesday most of the players have been england since late june preparing for the series in a bio secure environment 10 of the squad tested posi

if something is officially converted to a condo or he willlis act -- or the ellis act eviction. there is no quantifying the rent controlled units to the market? we know there are thousands of units occupied by long-term tenants. it is reset to market level which is a loss of an affordable unit until that becomes below market many years later. that is not reflected? those would not be reflected in the fifth column, that is the official removals from ellis act, is that right? >> it doesn't include rent controlled that might be back to market rate. it includes those notices reported to the rent board. >> i have other questions but i know supervisor mar was making comments. i think those two columns we are counting units that were already affordable. we rehab and still affordable towards positive. we are missing. it is hard to capture. i want to say that we are missing the units turning over if they are not ellis or removed from the housing market when rent control tenants are displaced for any reason and that unit then becomes unaffordable market rate. we are not capturing the loss

the second leg now done you're at ellis island how was it? how you doing?'re not even tired. pete: feeling good. confidence restored. my left and right i was drafting off the whole way let's not lie. these guys are absolute navy seal swimming pros but i think a little practice paid off this year. i feel better in the water. >> i feel like you found a fifth gear, man where did that come from? pete: it's called turning 40, that's what it is you find your next gear. jeff you saw me struggle last year and by the way mention that but also how inspiring it is to be swimming with guys in this river. >> absolutely, it blows me away every time being out here with the statue of liberty with all the fellow veterans, seals, army , marine, it's incredible and on our way to manhattan to pay respects to everyone who gave the ultimate sacrifice fighting for our freedom over there. pete: absolutely this is a generation that never forgets what happened on that day on 9/11, 2001, guys like this who have lost so many done so many deployments way more than me and most, they go

this woman is on a mission lect child gives ellis and new homes. whether they're used for work or as tourist attractions in thailand the germs are often severely abused the animal welfare activist organizes complex rescue missions and her camp elephants can finally live freely again among. 3000. next d.w. . it was the worst industrial disaster of all time. the poison gas leak in. 35 years on people are still suffering the consequences the state can't cope and any help for the victims is coming from a network of dedicated medics lawyers and activists the poisonous legacy. 30 minutes on d w. 6 i see a sure i see a star at the. earth without beethoven i can't even begin to imagine. it'll. start september 16th on d. w. . well hensick level 3 thousands. this week we meet south african safari top rates is hoping online alternatives will keep them afloat. we check out the it.

ellie price, bbc news, westminster.rship candidates on the bbc iplayer. cricket, and england have forced pakistan to follow on in the last test match of the summer in southampton. james anderson needs just two more wickets to become the first quick bowler to reach the landmark of 600 in test matches. at lunch, pakistan are 41 without loss. our sports news reporter laura scott has been watching the morning's session. taking to the field with pakistan trailing by 310 runs and following on, there was one milestone on everyone's mind — 600 test wickets forjimmy anderson. some early signs of stiffness were evident, and an early shoulder injury to 0llie pope was not the start the hosts were after. having seen three dropped catches last night, anderson's composure was tested once again, first by this overthrow by the substitute fielder... no, no, no, no, no. ..and then this thick edge from masood, dropped inexplicably byjos buttler. unbelievable. could he just about see the funny side? pakistan's openers were ticking along, bu

president donald trump and a very famous suburban housewife presidential aide jenna ellis kicked off the war of words when she tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate come along harris sounded like marge simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she did not expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior advisor jenna alice just said conall harris sounds like me lisa says she doesn't mean it as a compliment at that as an ordinary suburban housewife who felt a little disrespect i teach my children kept to name call jenna. i was going to say 2 laugh but i'm afraid they played it and yes indeed we did have to believe that expletive so there you have it from march simpson personnel that's the latest on g.w. news this hour of american evan stand from me and the entire team thanks for watching . and bill is of course i'm a true. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. to get smarter for free.

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and very famous suburban housewife presidential aide jenna ellis kicked off the war of words when she tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate camila harris sounded like marge simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she did not expect to hear from was marge simpson herself i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior adviser general allen just said conall harris sounds like me she doesn't mean it as a compliment at that shot as an ordinary suburban housewife. a little disrespect i teach my children not to name call. i was going to say 2 half but i'm afraid they played it. and yes indeed we did have to believe that expletive so there you have it from marge simpson herself to not call people names and that brings us to the and of this edition of d w news omarion evans teen don't forget you can always get more news and information on our website just go to w dot com for me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for watching. 3 to and was full of surprises. from so for you to. retrieve. your. counter please. 3 times i

out between a trump campaign advisor and a very famous or bourbon housewife presidential aide jenna ellis kicked off the war of words when she tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate camila harris sounded like marge simpson prompting a rush of comments one person she likely didn't expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior adviser janet alice just said conall harris sounds like me lisa says she doesn't mean it as a compliment that as an ordinary suburban housewife felt a little disrespect i teach my children not to name call santa. i was gonna say. 2 that i'm afraid they please but there you go we have to bleep it out of course don't mess with marge simpson that's what i've learned tonight ok while you're watching g.w. news coming to you from berlin we'll be back next hour i won't be here but you can of course stay tuned ira people today don't hold a news on d.w. dot com where you can also follow us on twitter and instagram so for me and the rest of the team see you soon take care. what's going on her

president donald trump and a very famous suburban housewife presidential aide jeanette ellis kicked off the war of words when she tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate camila harris sounded like march simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she did not expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior advisor jenna alice just said kamel the harris sounds like me lisa says she doesn't mean it as a compliment at that as an ordinary suburban housewife of little disrespect for i teach my children that to name call santa. i was going to say 2 laugh but i'm afraid they believe that. yes indeed we did have to bleep that expletive omarion evanston and your up to date and w. news thanks for watching. a male and i'm to call him by the 2nd season on the face of. the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how do we change the.

advisor to you as president donald trump and a very famous suburban housewife presidential aide jen ellis kicked off the war of words when she tweeted that presumptive democratic presidential candidate camila harris sounded like marge simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she did not expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior advisor jenna alice just said conall the harris sounds like me says she doesn't mean it as a compliment at that as an ordinary suburban housewife felt a little disrespect for i teach my children kept to name call santa. i was gonna say 2 half but i'm afraid they please but heck yes we did have to bleep that extra live omarion and instead of the 50 w. news thanks for watching. the thing is everything churning 1st and are big on this new. much different culture between here and there challenging for everything. from the summer i think it was worth it for many.

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kabul the move to release these tell a band prisoners has been very controversial what do we know ellie about those prisoners. sure that's been the question so far is that you know a consultative was established on friday it just ended today and they gave the go ahead to release the 400 prisoners but the issue is that for the majority of the public there's very little information about who exactly these prisoners are there's no real examples of their names the exact crimes they're accused of it just says that they're highly dangerous and that some of them are responsible for some of the most brutal attacks in afghanistan and that among them are foreign fighters but this has really been the question that what makes these 400 so much worse than all of the you know the 5000. other prisoners that have been released so far and this is the question that the public doesn't still have to answer to. the prisoners for lace was a key condition for the taliban to stop peace talks will this now happen and how lockley does pace look. so this is exactly the issue so when president addressed the loya j

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don't ever scare me like that again, chuc tonight's host, tracy ellis ross, laid out just what makes a leader: >> real leaders dont ask what we can do for them. they ask what they can do for us. >> stephen: (as trump) "but great leaders ask: i want of democrats, it was, though." constitutionally obligated that at least one kennedy speak. tonight, it was two, caroline kennedy and jack schlossberg. okay, i know this isn't the point of any of this, but how many generations will itake for kennedys to stop being attractive?! those are the strongest handsome genes i've ever seen! forget "jurassic park." everyone stay in the jeeps. park it'll be fine. then we heard from some former presidents jimmy carter and bill clinton, seen here finding out ghislaine maxwell was just arrested. and the former president let >> at a time like this, the oval office should be a command center. instead, it is a storm center >> stephen: all right, that's true. th's a good point. but i don't think bill clinton gets to lecture anyone on what should happen in the oo. now, bubba took trump to task for his twitter

ellie alluded-of--o to. usually federal charges significant weight talking fraud. not a misdemeanor offense, not less than a year. something that could be greater than a year. could have up to ten years i believe. and the notion, these it are felony offenses. not lightweight crimes done in a local jurisdiction. sdny, soes ychly association wi sdny a few months ago, stepping down, light way of saying what happened. >> basically fired. >> eli could theoretically tleed a pardon for president trump? known to pardon friends and allies? >> sure, jake. absolutely that could happen. laura's right. very serious charges. marx mum for each charge is 20 years. run the guidelines roughly given the fraud amount, comes out to about seven to flin years. that's not binding on the court. optional. it's important to know that. also i agree with laura. looks like there's a strong case here. they don't seem to need anymore information on this case. as a prosecutor you always want more. other roads to go down with these guys, that's a reason to cooperate. jake, right. absolutely there's

ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date >> president yee: good afternoon and welcome to the july 28, 2020 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, would you please call the roll? >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. [roll call]

coming up this morning, ellie for the correspondent nation discusses campaign 2020 and recent racial unrest. mccoy talks about her new book "the next pandemic and how the u.s. can battle future pandemics without an economic shutdown." watch c-span's washington journal. the sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. this morning, national security advisor robert o'brien will be speaking at an atlantic council of event on u.s. global leadership and pressing security challenges. watch live coverage this morning at 10:00 or listen with the free c-span radio app. , live coverage of that get your knee off our neck march at the lincoln memorial to protest police brutality. the march commemorates the 57th anniversary of the march on washington with remarks from family members of several men and women killed by law enforcement including george floyd, eric garner, and breonna taylor. listen live with the free c-span radio app. today, the house administration committee holds a virtual hearing on safely boating during the coronavirus pandemic. live coverage

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rehema ellis has more in our sunday spotlight. >> your next vice president of the united states, kamalag moment in our nation's history. >> i do so mindful of all the heroic and ambitious women before me. >> reporter: the fourth time a woman is on the ticket of a major political party, but the first for a woman of color. a breakthrough in the struggle for equality, first demanded more than a century ago by the suffragettes fighting for the 19th amendment. we're looking at 100 years since women gained the right to vote. >> there have only been very few constitutional amendments that ever passed, and it was the largest enfranchisement of americans in our nation's history. >> reporter: viro of the league voters. did that amendment give all women an equal opportunity to access and to exercise their right to vote? >> unfortunately, it didn't. so we talk about this being a commemoration as opposed to a celebration. that really is why. >> reporter: black women were relentless in the cause, despite discrimination. >> and that's why it's my job to make sure to ensure that ida b. wells and all of