ernie is now a year into the return trip.th him outside luffagain, texas, plodding along slow and steady as usual, albeit slightly slower. >> i better hang on. >> reporter: and noticeably less steady. a few weeks ago a doctor diagnosed ernie with congestive heart failure. >> yeah, that's what they told me. but he's saling pacemakers. >> reporter: so you think that's just all a sales pitch. >> yeah. >> reporter: there's a chance he could be telling you the truth, though, ernie. does that change anything? >> no, i'll run till i drop. i always said i'll die with my running shoes on. >> reporter: much of ernie's motivation to soldier on comes from his sailor past. during world war ii ernie served on a ship called an l.s.t., and he's raising money for the l.s.t. memorial in evansville, indiana. >> it shouldn't be forgotten. >> reporter: along the way, this run has also taken on a more personal purpose as thousands have joined him for at least a leg of the journey. >> god bless you, sir. >> reporter: they have listened to his stori

ernie: yeah, ernie. really nice to meet you. lemonis: this is a really nice store. ernie: thank you. lemonis: i notice that you have a lot of accessories. ernie: i basically try to get as much retail as i can. lemonis: this comes through corporate, or this comes -- ernie: no, this we did ourselves. i've had to add more products to meet the rent kind of thing. lemonis: do you work with taylor at all? ernie: no. lemonis: never. ernie: i've been told i shouldn't e-mail past 5:00, i'm intruding upon his time. lemonis: he tells you that. ernie: yeah, we don't really have a good working relationship. lemonis: look, i'd been planning to hang out around dallas, but after hearing what ernie had to say, i wanted to see taylor's store in austin. honestly, my first impression, i wasn't even sure if it was open for business. as the owner of the business, you have one your managers convince you to open up a store in austin. you get here, you decide to tour the parking lot because you want to experience it as the owner. it's got no drive-through pole. you get up here, there's a bl

pressing forward. >> run, ernie, run!ctor says time is short, ernie is still planning to reach the pacific some time around his 101st birthday. >> when you make it to california, then you stop running? >> no. i have a plan for a coast to coast relay. >> reporter: ernie andrus, optimistic for the >> reporter: ernie andrus, optimistic for the long run. i♪ ♪n, down, down and the flames went higher ♪ ♪ and it burns, burns, burns. ♪ >> pauley: what would america be without country music. and what would country music be without the theater that made the grand ole opry an american treasure. marktrn is i>> okay, firyouav ets for e tour, cr reporter: covid is a people need faith. thank yale for beinthank you alg here. >> reporter: back in june, nashville's ryman auditorium began administering again. >> this is a mother church. everyone is welcome here. it is pretty special to be here. >> reporter: step inside, the stage is com comi comically small. they sit in pews which ar not comfortable, and yet -- >> i played on this stage wit

ernie is now a year into the return trip.with him outside lufkin, texas, plodding along slow and steady as usual, albeit slightly slower. >> i better hang on. >> and definitely less study. a doctor diagnosedery a few weeks ago with congestive heart failure. >> he's on face makers. >> you think that's just all a sales pitch? >> yeah. >> there's a chance he could be telling you the truth, though, ernie. does that change anything? >> no, no. i will die with my running shoes on. >> much offeree's motivation to soermg on comes from his soldier pass. during world war ii he served on an lts ship and he's been raising money for the lts. >> everybody! >> along the way this run has also taken on a more personal purpose as thousands have joined him at least for a leg of the journey. >> bless you, sir. >> reporter: they have listened to his stories, celebrated his fortitude and given ernie a key to a long life, a deep desire to keep pressg forward. >> run, ernie, run. >> although his doctor says time is short, ernie plans to reach the pa

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and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>current san francisco district attorney jason bodene released this statement in reaction it reads in part senator harris will make a fantastic vice president she has proven herself throughout her career, including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart affected and deeply committed to fighting for justice. our nati

and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her. >>obviously a very exciting day here in the bay area for people who know harrison worked closely with her. every day says she was cleaning her house today when she heard that harris was selected. live in san francisco tonight, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well, the selection of senator harris is historic as she becomes the first woman of color on a major party's president

kamala harris worked her way up the political ladder including former san francisco city attorney ernie louise running kron four's michelle kingston shares how she and others are reacting to harris. now on her new journey to the white house. it's a store, i'm excited and home owners are excited and understand the importance of what this election means in terms of where this country is going and how it's going to be enhanced and driven by her name her leadership on this taking paul henderson worked with kamala harris as a prosecutor when she was a san francisco district attorney thomas certainly was outstanding in her field. >>and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for distric

>>as district attorney ernie she was tougher on crime that her predecessor while popular she did hitags a drug scandal at the county crime lab. the murder of a man in witness protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be worth that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama administrat

crossing that can quota was once a place of hope for many now there are crowds of disillusioned reach ernie's due to the pandemic the venezuelan government of nicolas maduro allows just a few 100 citizens to enter the country each week the corona virus spreads easily in these improvised camps so the colombian government is advising against returning to venezuela. in these difficult times they should try to stay in colombia until the pandemic situation improves until we learned. after weeks of waiting in the border camps many venezuelans have given up all hope of returning home they're turning back and want to stay in colombia but they don't have the prospect of a better life in either country after weeks of waiting at the border jawan and one years has had enough so she decided to return to bogota. maybe what he needed on tapes and not anything i tell the other immigrants don't go to what it takes 30 days or longer you have to get your own food and your children will be alone and unprotected maid at the minute there are they have thought all. adrienne francis can get this has made it to the b

it was named for ernie pile, you know ernie pile, he was a photographer that traveled withes the troops at one time and he was a writer and wrote ag about the army troops. >> how much were you paid at the time? >> not very much. >> annual salary, how was it? >> the biggest part of my pay went to my wife. she got the biggest hunk of my pay. i think you get about 25, $30 a month something like that. >> to your wife? >> she got most of it, yeah. and we were actually -- back up a little bit. when i was going to machinist school, i went to machinist school? atlanta, georgia, and she came down there to live with me. i lived off base down there and that was like a honeymoon for us. we lived about a mile off base. i had my car down there with me. she worked. she transferred her job down to atlanta. >> oh. >> and she was working there in the daytime. >> what does she work? >> she worked for prudential life insurance company. she was able to transfer her work down there and came down with me. >> smart. >> that was basically our honeymoon down there. >> have you been back to korea? >> no. >> so no

the house ernie g and commerce subcommittee on health discusses the benefits telehealth has provided americans and the need for it to continue after the pandemic ends. this is just over four hours 15 minutes. >> the subcommittee on health will now come to order. due to covid-19, today's hearing obviously is being held remotely. all members and witnesses will participate via videoconferencing. as part of our hearing microphones will be set

ernie and grover ando.nd it'sneot only that i leto speak in english, now i know how to live in the united states. so this is how you do it! now i'm powerful. now i know i can do anything i want. will make myself learn how to do it. and i got that from pbs. i bought my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced. i bought my first set of my path is children's books. and i have found who i wanted to be.. which is that person who has something to say. pbs and sesame street, they opened all the wod to me. ♪ judy: good, eveni i'm judy woodruff on the "newshour" tonight, presenting the ticket. kamala harris joins joe biden for for the first time hassas running mate. what this historic moment means foac the for the white house. then the qanon cpaign. conspiracy theorists score a big win as a supporter of an ultrat far-righ movement wins a republican primary in georgia. and desperate journey, migrants from aroe world risk death crossing the jungle between panama and colombia, one of the most dangerous places.n

. >> bert and ernie, wow you really kept it secret.k like i was in "the mandalorian." i had this cloak like obi-wan kenobi very secretive at the owl restaurant where we were shooting, they put signs out, "shooting mayonnaise commercial." everything and anything to divert attention to it so sorry i had to lie to you, i really am. >> jimmy: that was after you were on my show? >> i shot in albuquerque on monday and tuesday in january, and then i was on your show on wednesday. and i was just -- when you asked me that question i went, oh no >> jimmy: wow. >> i have to go, hey, look at that shiny object. >> jimmy: and i probably looked at it, too well done. i mean, you're good, but you are good all right, i still love you, bud. can you stick around i want to talk about your disney plus movie when we come back. >> terrific. >> jimmy: more workmanship with bryan cranston, everybody. come on back to "the tonight show." (vo) businesses are always making choices. here's a choice you don't have to make. the largest 5g network... award-winning cust

and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit, no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what did i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>just go district attorney jason burdine released this statement in reaction it reads in part quote senator harris will make a fantastic vice president she's proven herself throughout her career, including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart effective and deeply committed to fighting for justice. our nation d

>>blake's family attorney ernie insists he did not have a weapon. wisconsin's governor declared a state of emergency and has called in hundreds of members of the national guard. tacoma community shaking with anger, 7 o'clock the curfew will allow us. >>to disperse, whoever's gathered maybe will be no one and i hope that's true. but this person is over gathered in daylight so help us to be able to see better whitney wild kron 4 news. >>president trump addressed the protests on twitter saying quote we will not stand for looting arson violence and lawlessness on american streets. my team just got off the phone with governor evers who agreed to accept federal assistance. why wisconsin's governor did confirm that the state's national guard will be present to try to keep people safe while protecting critical buildings. the governor's office says it declined federal assistance offered by the president. amid the protests in response to the jacob blake shooting there will be no nba. nba playoff games today, the milwaukee bucks chose to sit out there wednesda

>>blake's family attorney ernie insists he did not have a weapon. wisconsin's governor declared a state of emergency and has called in hundreds of members of the national guard. tacoma community shaking with anger, 7 o'clock the curfew will allow us. >>to disperse, whoever's gathered maybe will be no one and i hope that's true. but this person is over gathered in daylight so help us to be able to see better whitney wild kron 4 news. >>president donald trump says he's going to send federal troops to kenosha wisconsin after protests turned deadly last night. the president tweeted earlier today that the governor of wisconsin has accepted his offer to send federal assistance. the gunfire erupted just before midnight last night during the 3rd straight night of unrest in kenosha over the police shooting of jacob blake. at least 60 people were arrested yesterday louisville during a protest over briana taylor's death. police say that the demonstrations were largely peaceful but some protesters blocked traffic ignoring orders from police to get out of the ro

doyle was san jose's longest-serving city attorney ernie. he worked under 3 different mayors and let a staff of more than 87 full-time employees, doyle leaves behind his wife and 2 sons. he was 65 years old. >>and tracking your micro climate outlook for your full wednesday forecast and a hurricane more and more coming up in my full forecast after the break also our team coverage on the wildfires continues kron 4 reported taylor force act he captured these flames here little flare up all felt an empire road in felton this evening, santa cruz mountains, we'll >>and some residents in napa county are getting a chance to go back home today this is video from the witcher family on the day they had to leave the hennessy fire. as it just ripped into the town of berryessa highlands you can see some of the homes in the neighborhood are already on fire at this point. and despite their prayers. they say they came back today to find their dream home had burned to the ground. >>it's like being eviscerated. it's a guiding an emotional your heart is broken

ernie and grover and cookie monster.t's not only that i learned to speak in english, now i know how tstlive in the unitees. so this is how you do it! noi'm powerful. now i know i can do anything i want. i will make myself learn how to do it. and i got that from pbs. i bought my firsruset of paints andes and i practiced. my path is children's books. and i have found who i wanted to be... which is that person who has something to say. me pbs and setreet, they opened all the world to me. ♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, the pandemic's impact. as deaths mount at home and abroad, the biden campaign announces he won't attend the den,cratic convention in per due to concerns over covid-19.

and i think will be an outstanding vice president luis rene, the former san francisco city attorney ernie worked with harris back in 2000 when harris was the head of the family and children services unit no i don't think that anybody can ever say all i knew that this person would be president or vice president but obviously. >>hama was always very talented rainy remembers the day harris asked to go to lunch wanting to talk to her about possibly running for district attorney and during that time she said that she was thinking seriously about running for d a. and what i think and i said go for it and so she was a good idea. and of course later became attorney general. and now we'll see what further lies ahead for her in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>san francisco district attorney jason bodene released this statement in reaction reason part senator harris will make a fantastic vice president she has proven herself throughout her career, including as the san francisco district attorney to be smart effective and deeply committed to fighting for justice. our nation desperatel

ernie and grover and cookie monster.t's not only that i leard to speak in english, now i know how to live in the united states. so this is howou do it! now i'm powerful. now i know i c do ything i want. i will me myself learn how to do it. and i got that from pbs.bo ht my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced. c my path ldren's books. and i have found who i wanted to be... ho which is that personas something to say. pbs and sesame street, they opened all the world to me. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'mdy oodruff. on the newshour tonight, breaking barriers: senator kamala harris is set to formally accept her party's vice presidential nomition at the democrats' virtual national convention. then, the biden plan-- we examine the democratic presidential nominee's proposal for getting the u.s. out of the recession that was brought on by covid-19. and, power play-- detentions resume in belarus as president control following an electionn widely seen as fraudul >> lukashe

ernie and grover and cookie monster.t's not only that i learned to speak in english, now i know how to live in the united states. so this is how you do it! noi'm powerful. now i know i can do anything i want.wi make myself learn how to do it. and i got that from pbs. i bought my first set of paints and brues and i practiced. my path is children's books. and i have found who i wanted to be... which is that person who has something to say. pbs and sesametreet, they opened all the world to me. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, thepa emic's impact. as deaths mount at home and abroad t biden campaign nounces he won't attend the democratic cvention in person due to concerns over covid-19. then, the aftermath-- beirut takes stock of the damage wrought by a massive explosion as the death toll rises and questions remain. and, defunding pice-- the effort to re-imagine public safety in minneapolis faces hurdles as the city sees spikes in violent

>>as district attorney ernie she was tougher on crime that her predecessor while popular she did hit some snags a drug scandal at the county crime lab. the murder of a man in witness protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be work that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama admi

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. -- bernie --ernie how good is ernie? he's great. larry holmes, is he still in the area?d was larry, right? that was probably muhammad ali's most dangerous fight. i've never seen anything like it. mohamed would never go down, but larry holmes is a great champion. i hope he's doing well, but he fighter.ell of a from scranton to east into allentown, we are going to fight for every job, every family, every neighborhood, and every vote. when people, one family, one glorious nation under god -- that's another word they don't want you to say -- god. you know that, right? did you see they were doing something last night that was extremely basic and always has had the word god in it, and they decided to take the word god out, but this is where they are coming from. they are coming to get you. this is where they're coming we -- we are the wall between the american dream and total insanity and the destruction of the greatest country in the history of the world. we are all that stands -- [applause] stands, and at typical republican probably thinknot get there, but i i'm very republi

ernie and .over and cookie monst and it's not only that ien learned to speak iish, now i know how to the unitestates. sohis is how you do it! now i'm powerful. an now i know io anything i want. i will make myself learn and i got thatm pbs. i bought my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced.my ath is children's books. and i have found who i wanted to be... which is that person who has something to say. and i have found who ipbs and sesame street, they opened all the world to me. captioning sponsored b p newshourductions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, the cong sto-- hurricane laura threatens the gulf coast with 140-mile an hour winds as officials predict widespread catastrophic damage. then, the republican convention. the vice president headlines the third night of the r.n.c. as the party draws a stark contrast with the democrats. plus, the ongoing unrest: a white teenager is arrested and charged in the killings of two people in wisconsin during protests that followed the police shooting of a black man. and, the trump plan-- we disc

>>as district attorney ernie she was tougher on crime that her predecessor while popular she did hit some snags a drug scandal at the county crime lab. the murder of a man in witness protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be work that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama admi

brenn >> brennan: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," steve hartman's "on the road," catching up with erniening across the country for a second time. if you can't watch live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm margaret brennan. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night.

>> brennan: on ev "on the road," catching up with ernie, who's 97 and running across the country for. if you can't watch live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm margaret brennan. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs overnight news" . >> i'm chip reid in waerchlt thanks for staying with us. there is growing concern over the fate of hundreds of migrant children being detained by private contractors in hotels looping the survegs-mexico border. acting security director up cysts the service has been using hotels for decades but the hatchtop inn in phoenix said it was unaware the kids were being held there and has canceled the agreement with the i.c.e. contractor. people were apprehended along the southwest border. more than 6,000 were unaccompanied children. miryea villareal has the story. >> this is happening as the trump administration is trying to expedite the exportation to prevent the spread of coronavirus. i.c.e. contractors have used

brenn >> brennan: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," steve hartman's "on the road," catching up with erniening across the country for a second time. if you can't watch live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm margaret brennan. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. dear california, we know these are challenging times... and with summer here, energy bills are rising. together, we can save energy and money... by taking steps to stay cool while using less. keep safe and keep it golden. >>> right now at 7:00, >> when the digits hit triple it is miserable out there. >> get ready for day after day of relentlessly. the team coverage as parts of the bay area get ready to scorch. breaking details from southern california, a new wildfire in the last few hours while another has been burning for 24 hours with no containment. >>> the fire geek, guys were staging in my property and i said we are going in this is getting crazy we are out of here. >> some of twists and a murder on the peninsula. parents

>>as district attorney ernie she was tougher on crime that her predecessor while popular she did hit some snags a drug scandal at the county crime lab. the murder of a man in witness protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be worth that would be in tandem last when we goals of president elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down she performed the vows in the first couple in san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama adm

now the couple's attorney ernie disputes the district attorneys claim that his client committed a violation of civil rights. >>as you just charged vandalism that you know will be a whole different issue. the fact that she charged as vandalism and as a hate crime is really what makes this problematic. it's a it's a reach its an overcharged in our view it's a political message and the justice system should not be. >>weaponized in that manner. >>well the vandalism sparked protests drawing hundreds of demonstrators into town the mural has since been repaid the couple is due back in court in october. well a national day of mourning is declared in lebanon after a large explosion in beirut, dozens of dead and thousands more were injured in tuesday's blast, john lawrence reports. >>major damage in beirut tuesday after a massive explosion sent a mushroom cloud towering into the sky. the blast could be felt at least 130 miles away in cypress, you can see injured people all over the seat from below. >>less is going over the place because of damage it's like an apocalypse. it's very very very different

americans said they did not have enough to eat during the week ending of july 21st and that according to ernie to be chic and an economist at every corner i.s.i. failing to resume the federal unemployment payments would cause a drop in consumer spending large enough to eliminate about 1700000 jobs. that my friends are job losses on par with what we saw during the recessions of the early 1990 s. and the early 2000. so please enjoy that julep on us mitch while the rest of us take responsibility seriously and start watching the hawks if you want to know what's going on on a city street you want to see it is so you like to see the rises you always state i'll see you throw strikes mass graves displays systemic deceptions the late show which would be so but no joke as. well i'm going to watching the hawks i am. and i'm joining us today to discuss this week of irresponsibility in washington d.c. is a man who is responsible for bringing us the whole picture that is the host of the big picture mr holland could always a pleasure oh and thank you. i miss you guys i know we're so far away and no holiday y

landmark decision on the recommendation of the loya jirga a traditional assembly of tribal elders ernie's was the final precondition for the taliban to agree to talks but there are still all the hurdles to overcome. it explains. 4 centuries of understands traditional grand assemblies known as jurors solve problems by confrontation within $3000.00 elders and community leaders joint politicians to decide on the final stumbling block for the negotiations with the taliban with some reluctance president danny has honored the agreement between the us government and the armed group decided 5000 prisoners must be released before incra of one dialogue can begin most inmates have been released the ago was called to decide about the final 400 prisoners if my government says these 400 are wanted for major crimes and some even face the death penalty they want to ensure that these men do not produce to the battlefield the been. room today i will sign the decree that i did not have the authority to sign before now i will sign the decree to authorize the release of the 400 taliban prisoners based on the

. 1997 through 98 to develop the master plan and was an expert witness against the author of david ernie irving of holocaust deniers. the first if you click house coping on - - housekeeping note we will have about 15 minutes for audience q&a at the end of the program. make sure to hold your questions for the end we will get as many as possible. please note the program is being recorded and will be available on the youtube channel within the next few days and i will follow up with that e-mail tomorrow related to jack's book for purchase in a link to the video recording today. that is it for me so i will turn it over to jack and robert youn young. >> i will be interviewing jack today the first with a presentation basically presenting the core ideas so it would be best then we can start talking. it is all yours. >> thank you so much into the museum of jewish heritage it is great to have this opportunity to share the story of a truly remarkable man and so to began telling you about who he wires as a steam to define so much of a man and his legacy and then taking it with a brief tour of his l

writes it ernie general has not gone up eight times before the judiciary committee.emented, stan or one of north carolina has done all the questioning. here's robert kennedy pinsky emirates. >> senator once again i don't think we're speaking english but we're not speaking the same language. there's a problem here, is a problem in education, the problem involving, problem in public accommodation, problem in the treatment of needy grow. an eagle has not been treating treated equally. we want to do something about a center. we'd like to have you join. us but you're opposed to every provision of this. bill for one reason or the other. >> i still think infighting this bill that i am still fighting to preserve constitutional government of the united states and to protect and preserve the basic economic legal property lax of all americans. >> what is the prospects for a bill this? year there will be one the question is how brought. how many republicans will support the administration in the media battleground of the house. will the public accommodate section -- here is a sa

tim had skin was secretary of the labor and later became our ambassador to japan and ernie became the first [inaudible] at mn ob and so on. if i ruled all these people out because they were registered democrats i would not have had the competence and i am not saying i should have asked the question and done something about it but anyway, if you have competent people around you you will do much better than if you don't. your first job is to form your team and get people who are competent in those slots. >> george scholz was one of several hoover institution authors be interviewed in 2013. can find them all on website booktv .org. up next, another former secretary of state and soon to be director of the hoover institution condoleezza rice. in this portion of the program from the reagan library 2017 she talks about her book democracy, stories from the long road to freedom. >> when i think about the democracy it is mysterious thing that people are willing to trust these abstractions constitutions, rule of law and willing to go to the polls and elect people to represent them rather than go

ernie: we got to where we are by focusing on our customers.al years ago, we decided we can give customers a better experience by putting a different business model and being focused on what customers need. we are going to retain that focus. we are the leaders because that focus allowed us to build an experience that customers love and that drove the growth in volume we are talking about. it is natural when you find something customers love, more people are going to create similar offering. we should expect it to continue. we should expect additional entrants to emerge. we expect to maintain our leadership position. we are going to maintain that focus. romaine: really glad you would take time to clock -- to talk to us today. arnie garcia is president, ceo and chairman of carvana. mark crumpton is standing by. mark: in just a few moments, the u.s. democratic presidential duo is set to make its formal debut in wilmington, delaware. you're looking at a live shot. joe biden, the former u.s. vice president and presumptive democratic party nominee ha

we heard your colleague, ernie johnson. he was with me yesterday and is one of my guests here yesterday saying that he respected your decision. i assume everyone respected your decision. >> yes. there are certain people i admire and that texted me saying i support what you do. i am glad because i am not on visually, my 12-year-old son. i facetimed him. 10:15 at night on the west coast. i landed. i texted him. i facetimed him. before i said one word he is looking in with the biggest grin on his face and he is clapping and applauding me. he says no work. he understands. as a dad it has to start in your home and i am happy that my son at 12 who understood it. i have another son who is 24. i have daughters and they all understood. but my 12-year-old son said no words and just applauded as i facetimed him. >> a lot of people were applauding, including me. one final question before i let you go. have you had the conversation with your son, your 12-year-old? >> everyone asks me do i have the conversation. it is a continuous dialog

local union president ernie aregnago was glad to hear the news. >> they take great pride in what theyto do their best for the community and the customer. they can't be commended enough for everything they're being dealt, having to deal with, what they're doing right now. >> reporter: their health top of mind as these carriers seek protection from the smoke. in the south bay, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> it's okay to feel overwhelmed right now or anxious or nervous about at-home learning. >> we'll introduce you to the young boy who has become an internet star with an important back to school message for his peers, coming up >>> a young boy has become a big inspiration to thousands, addressing kids nervous about at-home learning. >> we're all in this together and we've got to support each other. >> that is adorable. that's 9-year-old germane edwards also known as kid superintendent. when his classes moved online, so did he. with the help of his mom, the communications director for his school district, jermaine's pep talk racked up thousands of views online. she says he wanted to put a

increasing number of illegal marijuana growing operations on friday officials said the city attorney ernie offices neighborhood law program has recently investigated several public nuisance matters related to illegal grows send those operations typically result in the sale of unregulated pot. the city attorney's office says over the past year they've been receiving increasing reports from residents and businesses in vallejo and have sent several demands to property owners to cease and desist there grow operations to the east bay now alameda police say 3 juveniles have been arrested after a shootout in the city's downtown area. >>happened about noon yesterday on santa clara avenue near the city's park street business district. one of those involved arrived at a nearby hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg, another bystander was hit by shrapnel. but her injuries were not serious a bullet fired during the shooting hit the car of a mother who was driving by narrowly missing her 2 year-old child. alameda police have since arrested 3 juvenile suspects, believed to have fired those weapons dur

. >> i was watching wednesday night, you and charles and shaq and ernie and like a lot of folks, a littleback when you decided to get up and walk off the set. what motivated you, kenny? >> well, i don't know -- it wasn't anything preplanned. i hadn't talked to any players. i just felt that i was sitting there, and i thought today, that day, i didn't want to be part of what i call a talking head, so to speak. i wanted to join the march. we are black americans first. we are sports figures second. so anyone who is part of this, it's not a political group. we all have a voice. sometimes as a unit our voice can be loud. i think it should be paid attention to, no about what is missing, but why do you feel that way. >> kenny smith on his decision to join the movement. in my conversation with senator kamala harris, i asked her about being labeled radical. and in her answer she name dropped my next guest, carly fiorina. i'll ask the long-time republican about how the biden/harris campaign should fight that label. we'll have that conversation after this. nversation after this i'm a verizon engineer

>>now at a delay to the city attorney ernie is seeking a gag order and change in venue in the sean monterrosa shooting case tell civil rights attorney john burris is responding to that request and san francisco public school students will not be heading back to classrooms this month. what the teachers union says 100% distance learning will look like in plus 4 people including a cast and the santa clara sheriff's office have been indicted on bribery and conspiracy charges details on the alleged pay to play scheme involving concealed gun permits. >>this is an old fashion way of trying to shed a stop to go back to before george floyd that's not going to happen. >>tonight in a lawsuit filed against the city of vallejo has the city attorney's now seeking a change of venue and the gag order in the sean monterrosa case. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i pale more monterrosa you might recall was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer back in june that shooting sparked several protests and a demand for justice for michelle kingston has been following this case since the very begi

ernie pile, the famed journalist who wrote about the war from the gi's perspective and painted for his readers a word picture of the filth and the degradation and horrors of war, equally well captured the essence and the emotion of a liberated paris. he wrote, it was the loveliest, brightest story of our time. well, who deserves the credit for liberating paris? is it the senior military commanders, eisenhower, bradley, general leclerc, de gaulle who orchestrated the military advance into the city? or is it the french and american soldiers who drove the last vestiges of german military power out? how about the resistance who began the insurrection that really set the table for the allied advance into the city and in fact accelerated the allied advance into the city? and maybe a dark horse candidate, general who refused to follow hitler's field of ruins order, whatever his motivations might have been. well, for all of you who have been to paris and experienced paris, maybe it doesn't really matter who gets the credit for paris because if you've been to paris, what's perhaps most importan

they'll reopen on august 17th with or without approval on 4 michelle kingston talked with the attorney ernie of the professional beauty federation of california about the plan. >>salons are unable to reopen here in alameda county, not even outside on the sidewalk. but some salon owners here say that they're going to reopen anyway on august 17th 5 months after initially having to shut down i -17 it's been 5 months said salons across the state had to shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic some beauty salon owners and the tri valley and across the bay area decided over the weekend that they will reopen on august 17th even for just a day despite the state in their county health officials telling them they need to remain closed. we certainly can sympathize with folks it's a. >>now and we have 53,000 licensed establishments that's day spas hair salons barbershops nail salons. if we all decided to help with that we're going to reopen. i'm not really sure what the 58 county health departments and the governor could do about it. >>the professional beauty federation of california is not endorsi