>>in fort lauderdale. i'm brian entin reporting. >>that's just people in florida keeping a close eye on it's a it's a pair of nasa astronauts face their final and arguably most important part of their space x test flight returning to earth today doug hurley and bob behnken took part in a s% farewell ceremony at the international space station. nasa says despite the storm the weather looks favorable for a sunday afternoon splash down in the gulf of mexico near pensacola. that's the new prime site that they're going with it would be the first splashdown for astronauts in some 45 years, you know they say there is no weather out in space. got here. yeah sure is here the here let's take a look. >>at the 4 zone forecast storm tracker 4 fortunately for the astronauts, they're going to be making that splash down in the gulf of mexico with tropical storm east say is expected to strengthen into a hurricane along the atlantic side along the eastern portion of florida. so right now we're getting tropical storm warnings and storm impacts impacti

live there in fort lauderdale, florida, rick leventhal, thank you. eric. if it's not the huge storm threatening the beaches, it's the sharks. you know, there have been more sightings this summer after that deadly great white shark attack that occurred in maine. swimmers in some spots were forced to get out of the water for hours. officials telling fox news that another shark was spotted off the coast of long island near new york city this morning. the multiple sightings all along the east coast the past few weeks sparking concerns about sharks from new england to alabama. aishah hasnie live in new york city with more on all of these shark sightings. hi, aishah. >> reporter: swimmers in long island just jumped out of the water in the last hour here as police spotted yet another shark jimming is -- swimming is prohibited until further notice in several beaches in long island. this is the second time today they saw a shark on long island's south shore, the shark patrol, they're patrolling the area keeping a very close eye out for any of those fins. this bring

right now it's hot and sunny on the beach in fort lauderdale.e had squalls move through earlier and got soaked. now it's a beautiful day. for now. i want to show you what it looks like here on the beach in fort lauderdale which is basically closed, all the way up the coastline there. 19 coastal counties in florida have all been now issued a state of emergency. so the beaches, the marinas and parks are closed. there are a few people out here taking advantage of the weather. the surf isn't that bad right now. you can see that locked down the chairs. they closed hurricane shutters on the building. we want to show you drone footage that we shot this morning along the beach in fort lauderdale. you can get a sense of how empty things are, how shut down everything is and how prepared this area is for the storm. now, again, a hurricane warning is in effect from about boca, north. but there's a hurricane watch in effect in fort lawler daily -- lauderdale because the storm will be right off the coast and the tropical storm force winds extend 75 miles out

jon: bryan llenas in fort lauderdale, thank you.et back to our top story on the economic and political fallout from president trump's executive actions. john hillsen wrath is global economics editor for "the wall street journal" and a fox news contributor. let's take a look at some of the highlights, john, of what the president is asking for. he wants to extend $400 a week in unemployment benefits to be paid 75% by the federal government, 25% by the states. then student loan relief extension, e protections for renters -- eviction protections for renters, and he wants to defer the payroll tax for certain workers. but even the most powerful man in the world can't just snap his fingers and make this happen, can he? >> well, the president does have executive powers, and that's what he's trying to use right now. and, you know, this is kind of a strange debate we're having this weekend because democrats agreed with the president on some of the biggest things he's doing here. they do want to supplement, for instance, unemployment checks by

fort lauderdale, good morning. you, everyone. when kamala harris was attorney general of california, she arrested a reporter who was investigating planned parenthood and charged him with 15 felonies and he has been in the courts fighting this for years. for example, he got testimony from people who worked at planned parenthood that they sold aborted baby body parts for profit. they also changed the abortion procedure to give better parts, which endanger the mother. mention isi want to that some babies survive abortion and in that case they would harvest beating hearts of born babies, who are u.s. citizens. and then she rated the report -- rated the reporter's apartment ,nd got equipment and evidence the work product of his investigation. she has charged him with 15 felonies. she has been supported by planned parenthood in their campaign. that was frank, and florida. caller: from one harris to another harris, and i'm jamaican. let's do it the fast way. all of those people saying that jamaicans aren't black, we think we are black.

brian in fort lauderdale. thank you. arthel. arthel: well, eric, on the campaign trail joe biden back outside of his home today for the second day in a h a row as n miss station grows -- anticipation grows about who he would name as a running mate. yesterday, he jokingly suggested a biden doocy ticket. >> reporter: that would be some yard sign. joe biden was back out of the house today. he popped up at a local church near his home, even getting close enough to a fellow worshipers to take a selfie on this the second to last weekend that he has as just being the presumptive nominee. once he makes it official and accepts the nomination, a lot of things are going to change. he spoke this morning about the way his wife has been helping him behind the scenes fill out a campaign staff. >> jill is best at helping me figure out who the people around me would be most compatible with me. she knows me ingber than i know -- i think better than i know me. >> reporter: the trump campaign blasted out a question of the day for joe biden, and thi

the hurricane shuters have been closed here on the beach in fort lauderdale.ds over the ocean. there is a warning, a hurricane watch here in broward county. but to the north of us in boca and beyond, the hurricane warnings are in effect and they do expect that they will see some of those category 1 winds later today, into tonight and tomorrow, the storm has slowed just a bit. it did damage along the island chain, turks and caicos got hit pretty hard yesterday, puerto rico saw some flooding and other storm damage. those islands were hit hard over the last few years by hurricanes. you have to understand that florida is dealing with coronavirus -- significant coronavirus cases right now. their cases have been spiking down here. that creates some complications for the shelters that they had hoped to open here and they have put 20 shelters on stand bye. standby. the governor is encouraging people to shelter at home. here's more of what he said. >> we have the non congregate options available. a lot of that will be using hotels to be able to do that and that has bee

frank is next, a republican from fort lauderdale, florida. want to mention how when kamala harris was attorney general of california, she who was a reporter investigating planned parenthood, and she charged him with 15 felonies. he's been in the courts fighting this for years. for example, he got testimony from people who worked at planned parenthood, that they sold aborted baby body parts for profit. they also changed the abortion procedure to give better parts -- >> and senator kamala harris. ♪ >> hello, hello. thanks for being here. i wish we were able to talk to folks outside, but we are keeping our social distancing and playing by the rules. good afternoon, everyone. this is ano kamala, exciting day. this is a great day for our campaign and a great game for -- great day for america, in our view. i have had the incredible privilege with meeting and spending time with a talented group of women leaders, all of whom are qualified to be president. with each one, the more i learn about them, the more i talk to them, the more impressed i was, e

this is tony, out of fort lauderdale. independent. caller: good morning. just want to take three different facts. i want to correct the record. michael flynn was not charged with perjury. please stop saying about his perjury trial. he was not charged with perjury. i also want to address this guest's comment that he is facing serious charges, and yet he was facing no jail time. the plea-bargain had gone -- had gotten rid of the jail time. i want to address, what was the live? flynn said he couldn't remember. -- i am going to plead guilty to avoid jail time. -- we've gotng is here that is-ite so willing to get michael flynn, they are willing to throw away all of the protections. aranda was guilty. miranda was guilty. his conviction got overturned, and we have miranda warnings as a result. civil liberties overall. i don't care about michael flynn and turkey. that is immaterial. this is straight mccarthyism and it needs to stop. host: barbara mcquade. guest: michael flynn admitted twice under oath that he did lie to the fbi. his crime was false statements. you

assist tony out of fort lauderdale. >> good morning how are you doing. i want to take three different tax burden want to correct the record.ar michael flynn was not charged with perjury. please stop saying about his perjury trial. he was not charged withi perjury. i also wanted to address this gas comment that is facing serious charges. and yet he was facing no jail time. the plea-bargain has gone down to no jail time. i would like to now address what was the lie? flynn said hed couldn't remember. at that point if i am looking at the completely destroyed my son put in jail i'm going to ngplead guilty. and then i'm going to. [inaudible] what happened to come or have this so intent on getting michael flynn we had thoroughly all the protections. just one thing. miranda was guilty, his conviction got overturned and we have warnings as a result. i don't care about michael flynn and turkey. that is immaterial. this needs to stop now. thank you. >> host: barbara mcquade? >> guest: michael flynn was under oath twice admitting that he lied. it wasn't perjury is f

host: debbie wasserman schultz represents florida's 23rd congressional district which includes fort lauderdale. joe gruders is a state senator and chair of the florida republican party joining us from sarasota. to both of you on this second night of the republican national convention, thank you for being with us. that author will be on to talk about campaign 2020 and the role of military voters. eastern andt 7:00 be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text, and tweets. the governor of wisconsin talks about school safety during the pandemic with the aspen institute. the-span's live coverage of republican national convention continues tonight. vice president mike pence, second lady karen pence, and kellyanne conway. watch live on c-span, listen with the radio at --app. also, our email newsletter word for word offers the synopsis of the days events. watch c-span at 6:00 p.m. eastern for speeches from actors. >> the presidents, available in paperback, hardcover, and e-book. conversations with noted historians about the leadership skills that make for a successful

there fort lauderdale to the south. by the time we get into tomorrow , it is a category 1 moving up near vero beach. there cape canaveral. that is tomorrow night. then hopefully back to a tropical storm. remember the uncertainty, you do not have to be in the middle. watch it move through south carolina. now here it is in norfolk by the time we get to tuesday morning, then right over new york and boston. the center and location is not going to matter. it will probably vary. it will be rainy and windy. a lot to talk about. let's get into our weather, the marine layer is their check. >> there's not as much of the marine layer. it has thinned out. for the next couple of days, it will repeat. it comes back and fills in but it does not last long. ti we have tt suayis ck at the coast. for the next three days, less of the marine layer. then the cooldown is coming. sunday, low 90s over here and low 90s for the north bay. last week in the north bay, much cooler conditions. 68 in the city. in the seven-day, see the cooldown by the

host: in fort lauderdale, florida. caller: thanks for c-span. ok. funny that thery guy before me called and said how can we hire your speaker to work for the government and yet it was the perfect opportunity, that was his chance to say i ran for governor and you guys didn't want me to work for you. where he got beat very badly back when he was a tea party rush limbaugh guy. saying the government spends too much money and pointing out all these programs, which is true. there is always lots of money lost in there. but then -- guest: i just want to cover that. i did run for governor in illinois, the super bowl of and 2010., in 2009 i have since sworn off politics. we actually did pretty well. i was endorsed by one of the greatest champions of freedom and liberty in this when he first century. he was the nobel laureate in 1984 and he helped found solidarity in poland. and theainst the best brightest, we came within 5% of beating them, i lost but i ran onto things. every time online in real time, aggressive transparency followed by forensic auditing. we

frank is next, a republican from fort lauderdale, florida. want to mention how when kamala harris was attorney general of california, she who was a reporter investigating planned parenthood, and she charged him with 15 felonies. he's been in the courts fighting this for years. for

is starting to come together, intensification starting to happen. 45 miles east northeast of fort lauderdale, florida. many are focusing on the intensity of the storm. don't let your guard down. we are expecting storm surge, the hurricane warnings have expired for south florida, it will be concerning with the flooding rain. the national hurricane center, we are seeing this afternoon, potential landfall daytona beach, 20 miles off shore. to get an official landfall, we have seen across the bahamas. this could be the second off the coast of florida, we have to have the center of the storm go over land. then we are expecting it to go back out to sea. hopefully, it starts to shred and become more disorganized, it shows you, it goes out to sea, going into a warm body of water, and the radar, going into monday and overnight tuesday will be across the carolina coast. myrtle beach, wilmington. they have put watches out, across raleigh durham, the outer banks, warnings and watches go into place. we are going to be watching, this will be interesting for the northeast. if it goes through the carolinas,

one is tampa, the other is fort lauderdale.erwalk, 10 years ago it started t created a vibrant downtown. when you think of downtown it has suburban feel. fort lauderdale, less congested than miami. that is becoming popular from the northeast if you want to rye locate but folks within florida themselves. jedediah: what about the great state of texas? >> texas is all about job growth. nashville's population, i'm sorry, you said texas. austin, same thing. it is about job growth. austin's population is growing three times faster than the u.s. population. with all of those young people down there, it is a job-creating engine. right now with our economy being the way it is, job growth is key jedediah: what about tennessee? >> tennessee is similar story. i would say sort of nashville and some people will probably hate me on social media for this, nashville sort of the new austin. very similar story. a lot of young companies, a lot of startups driving a lot of activity down there. very popular and very, very affordable relative to some

brian llenas is live in fort lauderdale, florida with the very latest, that's where the broward county school district reported they're going to 100% online learning and the headquarters was evacuated for a second time last week because of a coronavirus case. so brian, what are the latest stats in terms of children and coronavirus? >> reporter: eric, yeah, good afternoon. we are getting a better understanding of how the coronavirus is affecting children based on this latest data released by the american academy of pediatrics. according to the data, let's take a look, nearly 339,000 children in the united states have been infected with covid-19. that's a rate of 447 cases per every 100,000 children in this country. now, for comparison, that is less than the general coronavirus infection rate of 1500 cases per 100,000 that's currently in the country. about 97,000 children were diagnosed with covid-19 in the last two weeks of july. that's about a 40% increase in the cases we are seeing among america's children. the good news is, is that the data appears to show that severe illness due to

fort lauderdale, good morning. you, everyone.hen kamala harris was attorney general of california, she arrested a reporter who was investigating planned parenthood and charged him with 15 felonies and he has been in the courts fighting this for years. for example, he got testimony from people who worked at planned parenthood that they sold aborted baby body parts for profit. they also changed the abortion procedure to give better parts, which endanger the mother. mention isi want to that some babies survive abortion and in that case they would harvest beating hearts of born babies, who are u.s. citizens. and then she rated the report -- rated the reporter's apartment ,nd got equipment and evidence the work product of his investigation. she has charged him with 15 felonies. she has been supported by planned parenthood in their campaign. that was frank, and florida. caller: from one harris to another harris, and i'm jamaican. let's do it the fast way. all of those people saying that jamaicans aren't black, we think we are black. al

. >> the answer is "b," fort lauderdale.hile self-storage facilities date back to ancient china, the first u.s.-based operation, lauderdale storage, opened in 1958. >> todd, ian, and seth lerner inherit the contents of five storage lockers in coney island, new york, from their second cousin howard frank, who dies mysteriously in june 2012. what they find inside has some in the press speculating that howard had locked away a fortune worth anywhere from $1 million to $10 million. >> it's a mystery that's still unfolding -- a collection vast enough that howard frank needed storage space. >> you wrote me to come take a look at it. >> i did, yes. >> well, i'm ready to take a look. >> great. >> really? open sesame! is this howard frank's version of aladdin's cave? piled to the ceiling -- photographs of classic tv stars, boxes and file cabinets full of them, going back to the 1950s. captain's log! there are hundreds of "star trek" photos. and from "the flying nun," more than 10,000. and "a horse, of course." it's "mr. ed." lucy? >>

beginning to push into portions of the tricounty area in south florida from miami-dade through fort lauderdale into west palm beach, florida. and along the treasure coast too, you're seeing some showers and thunderstorms roll in. treasure coast and space coast i need you to listen up because as isaias comes closer it is certainly possible that the eye of the hurricane could graze up right along your coastline. it's possible it could come ashore too. we could potentially have a landfall somewhere around sebastian to titusville. that's not out of the question right now. then once it gets up to the georgia coastline it's going to be a tropical storm and it makes landfall along the carolina coast as a tropical storm somewhere between charleston and myrtle beach. we get up to new england and the northeast and it's still a tropical storm. boston and new york, get ready. you're going to feel conditions around tropical storm status from 40 to 45 miles per hour and stronger gusts. the rainfall with this hurricane is going to the future hurricane once it gets that status again, is going to be a really b

farther to the west, fort lauderdale, 73 to 58 miles per hour.rlando even though they are inland, they could see wind gusts up around 60 miles per hour. storm surge is going to be one of the biggest factors with this storm, especially from jupiter towards jacksonville where you could get two to four feet. monday is a full moon, which means a lot of the areas will experience some of the highest tides they have all month coinciding with hurricane isaias as it slides up the coast. talking about rainfall, oddly the rainfall isn't likely to be highest across florida. it's expected to be at its highest across the carolinas because it will push further inland, allowing the right-hand side of the storm to push into the carolinas and throughout the northeast. so even states like massachusetts, new york likely to get several inches of rain throughout the storm. florida one to two inches, carolinas, 2 to 4 and up north, new york, philadelphia, boston, 2 to 4 inches is not unlikely as we get through the middle portion of next week. >>> new details from the c

. >> so what i hear you saying, chad, everyone from miami to fort lauderdale to boca raton and west palm beach, that's just the beginning. it then could go up the florida east and east coast of the united states? >> let's say it does hit the florida coast the first time. it will glance out back into the water somewhere around the island and getter stronger again and then possibly making a second landfall, plus or minus 200 miles from myrtle beach and back offshore again and maybe over long island but like i said, the error by the time you get to long island is from nowhere land to albany or so on. so we have to keep watching. we'll focus on the next 24 hours for what this will do because that i've never seen before. this is an explosive piece of development around what is now a t.s. certainly will be a hurricane i think if this continues but morning. >> yeah, tropical storm will become a hurricane. we'll check back in an hour with the latest forecast. rosa flores is in miami. there is no good time for a massive storm like this to hit but now especially right in the middle of a very dire

in fort lauderdale florida is right now. an independent color, hey there. cement good morning harry is doing? >> client main question is this, the mentality you're just focusing some ask hard questions of ms. palin, and it's either in a text or they are reacting negatively to her trying to be negative to her. just asking some hard questions is not going after them is it? and if you don't mind i was coming to hang on and maybe rebut what you have to say? >> okay. i have no problem with people asking hard questions and as i write in the persecution of sara palin, think a real misstep or major misstep on the campaign trail was going to be at katie couric which even sara palin admits did not go well. she admitted that to oprah and she talks about in the book. now, every person every aspect of high office should be able to answer tough questions. what happened was sara palin wasn't answering tough questions it was a cultural revulsion it was the ability that any rumor could be parroted. every fact that might confirm this character of her as some sort of radical

randi kay, cnn, west palm beach fort lauderdale. >>> we'll have much more ahead.next, how the trump white house is trying to convince voters his first term in office was a success. a look at his claims and the facts on the eve of the republican convention. with access to america's largest 5g included. that's right. unlimited and nationwide 5g for the whole family for just $25 bucks a line. only at t-mobile. so are we. prudential helps 1 in 7 americans with their financial needs. that's over 25 million people. with over 90 years of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help with secure video chat or on the phone. we make it easy for you with online tools, e-signatures, and no-medical-exam life insurance. plan for better days. go to prudential.com or talk to an advisor. ♪ take the good, with the bad ♪ live the life you want to have ♪ ♪ send it off, with a bang ♪ it's looking really good! ♪ [whistling] [indistinguishable muffled words] ♪ . >>> good evening. our second hour of a special edition of "360," less than 24 hours away from the r

. >>> it was june 25, 1988, fort lauderdale the day the mystery began when a young man named david jackson to meet his brother mark at the airport. >> it was a gut feeling something was wrong. and i knew it. >> 15 years later, detective donna velasquez relived that puzzling time. david's ex-wife, barbara, by then remarried and living in arizona, as she told detective velazquez, got a call from david's worried mother. barbara said she wasn't worried, not then. >> i thought, okay, he was was with one of his girlfriends. and she was like, no, we're doing a missing person report. and i said, no, he's going to call me in a couple of days, i know he is. he's going to call me in a couple of days. and he never called. he never called. >> one day turned into the next. police, family, everybody tried to find him. couldn't. >> started look, searching. looking through pipes, on little dirt roads, anywhere. if you see a car that looked like his go by, you'd do a u-turn and chase it. >> how long did that go on? >> that went on until they found his car. >> which more than three months later turned out to

cornering a wonderful story that you started to read my books in college instead of going to fort lauderdale to get hammered. [laughter] >> i skipped the spring break and we read and then backstage said i went to spring break you idiot. [laughter] also finally mr. caro writing a book that will fit on my night table. there is so much to talk about. but i will start with one deman demand. i am the moderator and will make a strict and simple demand to allow any question except one. no one is allowed to ask this man when is that next lyndon johnson book coming out. i forbid that question. i forbid it. people are constantly bothering this man. when will the book come out and i find it rude. i talked to a friend of mine and he said he will be speaking at a temple so you should use a phrase that means it would have been enough and i maintain that when people bother mr. caro my answer to them is had he just written the powerbroker it would have been enough. [applause] that any single one of these books we will get the book when he is damn well ready to give it to us. i would just talk. i will not le

host: debbie wasserman schultz represents florida's 23rd congressional district which includes fort lauderdale. joe gruders is a state senator and chair of the florida republican party joining us from sarasota. to both of you on this second night of the republican national convention, thank you for being with us. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you. joe: thank you. host: our coverage will continue again tomorrow 8:30 eastern time. all of it available on our website at c-span.org and the free c-span radio app as well as streamed on the web and on c pan radio. >> you're watching c-span. your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> c span's live coverage of the republican national convention continues wednesday night at 8:30 eastern with vice president mike pence. second lady karen pence. and counsel where are to president trump kellyanne conway. watch live on c span. listen with the c-span radio app. ive streaming and on demand at c-span.org/rnc. also our email newsletter, word for wo

finally got their 1st win of the season and they did it on their home debut at the stadium in fort lauderdale florida up against state rivals the man the city. school twice and rodolfo pisano also starred as they came out $32.00 winners result finally snaps a 5 game losing streak which was the greatest ever start buying and now its expansion team happy british boxer dylan white streams of winning the heavyweight world title or in tatters after a shocking defeat yet knock down russia's alexander prove it can twice during their fight behind closed doors in london a 40 year old povetkin got up and ended it with a huge uppercut it's a 2nd defeat of white's career and it means he loses out on a shot of fighting tyson fieri all the anti while the next for the w.b.c. belt. sticking with the fighting theme and things got a little heated in the n.b.a. basketball bubble disney will take a little short straight. look at the little boy. said i. was this is game 3 in the playoff series between the orlando magic in the milwaukee bucks magic for james ennis and bucks for the modern williams both ejected for

with my help, i'm confident tony can put this business on the right track, so i'm heading to fort lauderdalemp right in. "handcrafted awesomeness." good morning. tony: holy smokes! lemonis: how you doing, my man? i'm marcus. tony: marcus. tony. lemonis: nice to meet you. tony: oh, my god. this is unbelievable. lemonis: this is a cool truck. wow. can i try one? tony: absolutely. lemonis: okay, so there's how many different toppings? tony: we have about a dozen unique toppings. lemonis: okay. tony: and then three chocolate dips. lemonis: so you take a base, you dip it, and then you can put all the toppings on it. tony: my favorite is definitely the godfather. lemonis: okay. are you the godfather? tony: i don't know. lemonis: okay. tony: you might -- you might be the godfather. lemonis: there you go. tony: can i get a traditional size bar, please. lemonis: hey, hey, hey, i'm ordering. how are you? i'm marcus. jorge: hey. how you doing? i'm jorge. lemonis: jorge? do you have coconut? jorge: i do. sprinkles? lemonis: it's breakfast time, so i wanted to have a little fruit. okay, so let's do dark

that is tom out of fort lauderdale, florida.his is the president's executive director of the lawyers committee for civil rights under law. she has been a guest on various topics over the years. on the opinionn page of usa today. attack on post office is election sabotage, a toxic mix of -- column about her the history of voting by mail, saying civil war battlefields where the first test of america's vote by mail system, 150,000 union soldiers voted by mail and helped propel abraham lincoln to a victory. relied onabroad have vote by mail to participate in our democracy. in recent decades states began to see the advantages of but by mail and more americans have used it including high-ranking trump administration officials and president trump himself. ae postal service has been thread connecting american communities since our fragile early days and we rely on it through wars, natural disasters, and pandemics. the election could be the postal service's most critical moment. that politics will not stop it from a swift completion of i

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finally got their 1st win of the season and they did it on their home debut at their stadium in fort lauderdale florida up against state rivals will learn their city elim have zana schooled twice and rudolph a bizarre also starred as they came out $32.00 winners the result finally snaps a 5 game losing streak which was the worst ever start by an m.l.s. expansion team but they have been boosted certainly by the british broke civilian whites dreams of winning the heavyweight world title are in tatters after shocking defeat he had not down russia's alexander preferred kim twice during their fights behind closed doors in london but 40 year old pervert kim got up and ended it with a huge upper cut is the 2nd defeat of white's career and it means he now won't get a shot at fighting tyson fury or deonte wilder for the w.b.c. belt. he's one of those sticking with the fighting theme and things got a little heated in the n.b.a. basketball bubble at disney rush hour strike that you go to because it was. so. easy where we usually actually create space and good will you join us it was again e 3 in the playo

>>host: are color from fort lauderdale you are on the air. >>caller: same i thank you for taking myy call. i am very impressed with the articulation. i was born in getting a good education that was paramount in her family living in new jersey. my sister and i to go to parochial school made a huge difference in our lives. but with classical literature and music on the arts andic jazz and science programs on pbs so what can be done to put experiences like i had into poorer neighborhoods like scholarships the science programs to be brought into the schools? >> thank you. >>. >> so what you're asking is how to make education all-encompassing experience not just about the writing and reading and arithmetic but how do we make it a truly holistic experience of life long learning that makes life interesting. so i love the frame you what right now what we are seeing it was before covid-19 but also post covid-19 where we have watched this and absently exploded if you think what we have spent time on my county make sure they are coming in knowing letter

. >> host: let's hear from our callers, wes moore is our guest, from fort lauderdale. >> caller: i want to say i am very impressed with the way you speak, your articulation. what i am calling about, i was born in 1970 into a black middle class, black middle class family. getting a good education was something that was really paramount in our family. we were very lucky to go to parochial school which made a huge difference in our lives in the family made sure we were exposed to many things like literature, classical music, theater, jazz, pbs, my question is what can be done to put experiences such as i had into the lives of poor black kids, may be scholarships raised in a science program brought into the schools. >> host: thank you. wes moore? >> guest: thank you for that question. i love the frame of your question because what you are asking is how do you make education an all-encompassing experience not just about reading and writing and arithmetic or qualifications but how do we make it a truly holistic experience that promotes this idea of lifelong learning and promote the idea of ex

leland: rick leventhal in fort lauderdale, florida, was caught in one of those feeder bands that cameshore not too long ago. seems like, rick, the rain is certainly starting to pick up. >> reporter: the winds have picked up. rain fortunately not falling at the moment. there is a state of emergency declared here and in all 19 of florida's coastal counties with hurricane watches around warnings from broward county all the way up to the northern end of the state. you can see the beach here, relatively empty. we can show you the chairs have been chained down on the beaches and the hurricane shutters have been locked shut. we have drone footage from earlier today where you can see the beach is quiet for the most part. beaches, marinas and parks have been closed up and down florida's coastline because of the state of emergency that's been declared. there are some 20 shelters that are on standby. because of the coronavirus, there are concerns about moving people to those shelters if necessary. here's more from governor ron de santis. >> we have the non-congregate options available for people

wes moore is our guest brady nichols going in from fort lauderdale. guest: thank you very much for taking my call. i want to say, mr. moore i'm very impressed with your articulation in the waste be afraid morning calling about his i was born in 1970 into a black middle-class in southern new jersey. black middle-class family. getting a good education was something really paramount in our family. we were very lucky, my sister and i to be able to get a free echo school which i a huge difference in our lives. and we were exposed to classical literature and art and theater, jazz. even science programs on tv that my dad made us watch. so my question to you is, what can be done to put experiences, such as like when i can into the lives of poor black kids in poor neighborhoods. maybe scholarships or wanting to be have these programs brought into the schools. peter: people think you. wes moore: thank you for the question. i love the frame of your question because what you asking really is how we make education really all-encompassing experience for our student

wes moore is our guest, and nicole calling in from fort lauderdale. hi, nicole, you're on the air. >> caller: thank you very much for taking my call. i want the say, mr. moore, that i'm very impressed with the way that you speak and with your articulation. what i'm calling about is i was born in 1970 into a black middle class in southern new jersey, black middle class family, and getting aey good education was something that was really, really paramount in our family. and we were very luck cu, few sister and i -- lucky, my for and i, to be able to go to parochial school which i think made a huge difference in our lives. and few family also made sure that we were exposed to many things such as classical literature, classal music, the arts, theater, jazz with, even science programs on pbs that my dad made us watch. so few question to you is, what can be done to put experiences such like what i had into the lives of poor black kids in poor neighborhoods? you know, maybe scholarships or money to be raised for programs, science programs and things could be

from fort lauderdale -- hi, neil. you are on "the contenders." >> first of all, a commentary and then a question. your forum is incredibly stimulating. i don't have the credentials that you folks do. i fancy myself an armchair historian. as far as mr. smith is concerned, the catholicism should not enter into the yet picture. he was clearly a proponent of the middle-class and pro-labor. genuinely a well intended individual. i am wondering that if today, if we had a candidate running for the president of the united states, what candidate would mr. smith's mindset be able to pull off? despite that, thank you so much. i enjoy watching. >> beverly gage. >> i think that is an interesting question. smith goes through a very weird political transition in the 1930's. after he lost the election, he does slip on a lot of what he stood for up to that point. i know we will get to talking about that a little later in the show. he was a populist of sorts. he is not an absolute populist. he was certainly not a william jennings bryan

host: in fort lauderdale, florida. caller: thanks for c-span. ok.hat thery guy before me called and said how can we hire your speaker to work for the government and yet it was the perfect opportunity, that was his chance to say i ran for governor and you guys didn't want me to work for you. where he got beat very badly back when he was a tea party rush limbaugh guy. saying the government spends too much money and pointing out all these programs, which is true. there is always lots of money lost in there. but then -- guest: i just want to cover that. i did run for governor in illinois, the super bowl of and 2010., in 2009 i have since sworn off politics. we actually did pretty well. i was endorsed by one of the greatest champions of freedom and liberty in this when he first century. he was the nobel laureate in 1984 and he helped found solidarity in poland. and theainst the best brightest, we came within 5% of beating them, i lost but i ran onto things. every time online in real time, aggressive transparency followed by forensic auditing. we have tak

jim, fort lauderdale, good morning. good morning. am personally shocked that this is even being discussed in a serious way. the other thing, too, is how is it, why is it that just democrats are calling in wanting mail in voting? don't republicans get coronavirus? it shows you how false this argument is. anyways, there's no way that you can verify that a person who mailed in a ballot actually filled it out. the signature? that can be harvested by telling people to sign the ballot and they will take care of the rest. there is no real way of knowing that the ballot was filled out by the person that sent it in. the other thing, too, is they are not time stamped. so, nobody knows if any of these votes are going to make the deadline that is set. there should be no only assurance, but the appearance of a true vote and the only way you can do that is by going into a voting booth with no one pressuring you, which can happen with mail-in voting. there's no way that an election determined by mail-in voting should be accepted by the voters of th

the city of fort lauderdale gave this homeless man a hotel voucher.is throat. the suspect was convicted of murder before back in 1985. >> sandra: tens of millions of americans will be feeling the heat this weekend. southwest expected to see triple digit temperatures while parts of the pacific northwest could see temps 30 degrees amove normal for this time of year. extreme weather has increased chances of wildfires. meanwhile crews in california are trying to get a handle on a massive wildfire there that forced families from their homes. you can see the huge plume of smoke across much of southern california. 0% contained and expected to burn for days. in the nation's hartland some 180,000 people are still without power after a series of wind storms earlier this week. the storms packed winds of up to 100 miles per hour and caused major damage in iowa and illinois. >> trace: a county in maryland has voted to keep a statue honoring con federal soldiers. thought to be the only confederate memorial in all of maryland. city council voted 3-2 to keep it where

black female that lives in fort lauderdale, florida, she is watching what is happening in our streetshat she feels that the party that is her current religion strative party, the democrat party is leaving her behind. she feels that party is going too far to the left. and i think you have many black voters in this election cycle not just looking for the party that they have always known. they are looking for a party that provides real opportunities and real solutions not just for the black community but for all of america. griff: well now, byron, byron tried to walk it back in a tweet clarifying it. do you think that will, at least, cover up for this recent gaffe? >> no, i don't. and, like i said, it's not a gaffe. this is what joe biden truly thinks. people have not forgotten what he said when he was on the breakfast club with charlamagne la god. how if you don't vote for donald trump you ain't black. i have not forgotten that i think what joe biden will realize in november when he loses the election you can't take black votes for granted. frankly you can't take any vote for granted.