glenn: right. we have these roundups. we have pinocchio's in a stand-alone condom were we dig deep into a particular statement, which also allows for the person being fact-check to make their case. in the instance of a convention situation, it is often hard to do that, so we are just doing quick little takes, two or three paragraphs. just be fair to everyone, we don't award pinocchios at the convention. 65% to 75% of the statements donald trump has said have earned four pinocchios, the worst rating. we will not that, but we will not have them at the bottom. jonathan: we have a couple of minutes remaining. what is the biggest whopper told by the president that he keeps repeating, if you have a top of mind? glenn: the one he has said more than 350 times, he created the greatest economy in the history of the world, before the coronavirus. that is just absurd on its face. many recent presidents, dwight eisenhower, lyndon johnson, bill clinton, on just about every metric, had better economies than what president trump had in h

michelle and glenn, welcome. glenn: glad to be with you. >> since you probably had the latest night, i'm going to start with you. give us an overview of your fact check of last night. glenn: we're running out of superlatives during the republican convention. one night we called it the tsunami of untruths. for trump we called it a tidal wave of tall tales false claims and revisionist history. that's certainly what we saw. we did 25 separate claims of false or misleading statements that fact checked false or misleading statements the president made and that was probably just scratching the surface. did 25 separate claims of false or misleading state that fact check we wrote book on his false statements and he's lived up to his reputation as someone that will say things not based in any reality. >> we have heard to our mind listening to the president's speech, there's a lot of things i've heard before. i'm wondering for you as a fact-checker, did you hear anything new that needed to be fact checked? jonathan: glenn,

glenn: 7500. jonathan: ladies and gentlemen, that is a lot. thank you both for coming on "first look." >> you're welcome. cracks -- >> let's cross over to the opinion side of "the washington post." standing by our columnist colleagues henry olson and george will. thank you both for joining. for me it is a late night -- it was a late night, so the gears are not catching for me. thank you very much, for coming on. henry, you have written about your hopes for the week. did the republican national convention meet your expectations? henry: in some ways, it exceeded my expectations. in the sense that it has been clear for years that they needed to display more compassion and address issues that people who are not product -- not part of the presidential based are concerned about. most of the convention did that, in tones and with words and pictures and endorsers that one could see reaching out to people who are not part of the president' has face. -- president's base. the president's speech last night did not follow suit and it was ultimately a conve

heard glenn, fact checking is a very subjective business. i believe of the charlottesville, comes up on a -- charlottesville comment comes up on a debate stage, we will see how long this indoors. you've got to make sure you are doing a fact-check against reality. >> hugh, charlottesville canard? what is the canard? >> the canard is that he did not say there were good people among the neo-nazis. he denounced neo-nazis in the same press conference. any fair representation of those remarks would point out the president explicitly denounced the neo-nazis. >> i would go to glenn's fact-check, he writes about that in the point of the president's remarks is that there were very fine people within the new nazis and glenn points out that actually, there were none. that is not what he said, but we can put that aside for another time. >> and telling you what glenn wrote in his fact checking column in the washington post today. what do you make of joy's analysis that vice president biden was aiming his message directly at what working-class voters -- wh

michelle and glenn, welcome. glenn: glad to be with you. >> since you

a glenn: i think we actually did raise over $4 billion.lt pretty good about the $4 billion raise. we are feeling comfortable in terms of our balance sheet. we have no problem getting through this crisis. that being said, what will the other side look like? what is going to change in terms of the industry? you were mentioning business travel, business travel looks like -- it absolutely revenue. what is going to happen? to be goingot going on as many business trips. in my point of view, we are much more leisure oriented, so there is a bit of a silver lining for us, because when there is a lack of demand, the people on the supply nee site are more interested in december does like as to fill the empty seat on the plane or the empty room in the hotel. that is unfortunately a little helpful for us. we don't want it that way, but that is what is going to happen. guy: alex tuch about the cost cuts you have made. i am curious, as we emerge from this, how much of that cost base that is going to be cut comes back, how much of this is going to stay of

>> well, yes. >> i'm sorry, to glenn, i mean to glenn.. >> i was actually somewhat surprised, joy, when i saw this indictment handed down because we all know what william barr did to the roger stone case. we all know what william barr is trying to do to the mike flynn case. he's trying to tank it. so i kind of raised an eyebrow when i saw that bill barr let this one slip by. i assume he was consulted. so we'll have to see moving forward what bill barr does, because one of the big ticket questions is does steve bannon want to fight these charges and go to trial? it looks like it's a pretty strong case against him. or does he want to consider cooperating with the southern district of new york prosecutors? but that will mean he has to give up not only his three co-defendants in this case, but you can bet they are going to debrief him out the wazoo about what he knows about donald trump shenanigans, abuses, crimes and misconduct. so, you know, steve bannon has got a big decision to make. >> well, very quickly, and we are way out of time, glen

glenn: we are a company. you have to be. it is a big shame that this type of investment had not been made earlier. this is going to establish company.s a vaccine we are particularly good at looking at these emerging infectious diseases. this is an expected event. the magnitude and the duration is really probably historic, but it is going to happen again. we did not have an infrastructure really able to pivot and make a vaccine with the kind of speed that could have been faster. we really -- i think the u.s. especially come up a leader in biotech and development and innovation, we really need to establish infrastructure that can pivot on a dime when there is a new virus cropping up. in fact, we do this all the time. we have a flu vaccine. flu strains arise. the manufacturing, the rest of the infrastructure needed, is going to get established by this effort on covid, and should be sustained to keep us from going through this incredibly destructive event. for spendingou time with us. good luck on the trials. glenn, novavax pres

>> vern glenn has more on what the issis thatenin tonight. >> when the commissioner gets mad and says clean this up, teams need to take notice. robb nen frederick ott he told the players union that he will shut down the baseball season as early as monday. the milwaukee brewers worked out at the stadium and instead of playing the home opener, because to st. louis players tested positive then the marlins, and 18th player has tested positive. they are busing the infected players from philadelphia back to miami. and six teams did not play on friday because they or their opponents had positive tests and those cases have led to the postponement of 17 games this week. the numbers do not lie.

this claim, as you know, glenn, was repeated multiple times throughout the week. you fact check for us? >> yes. in fact, the president also said it in his speech. this is a pinocchio claim, our worst rating. joe biden does not support defunding the police. in fact, he's under fire from left-wing elements in the democratic party because his proposals would increase funding for police to -- for more community policing. there's a $300 million provision in his plans. he has emphatically said he does not want to defund the police. he would like to increase spend ing on social services that might make it less likely to involve police in certain domestic disturbances, but that's not the same as defunding police. trump is simply making this up. >> glenn kessler, i did no not the job that you do but i also appreciate it. we need to take a look at the fact checker in "the washington post" more. >>> next, what could be a threat to balloting by mail. ballotingl i'm still discovering what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due

a 80 has been shut down cherry glenn an airbase park wake you have any estimate of time when that might reopen. that might reopen. >>i know we do no point we don't have meantime far as how long the freeway going well. our firefighters are still involved in active are fine as well and. moving over to defend. yeah. now home to the south part of our city where we expect the fire to extend the best. >>crews doing anything whether to chp or your department or the police department doing anything to get people who are stuck in their cars on 80 trying to get them off that the freeway. >>i'm not sure about the operation on the freeway right now there our police tackle shops ers are actually unique going door to door as far as evacuating people. in their neighborhoods but as far as the freeways concerned i'm sure as far as what kind of operation can you go over the areas where homes are actively

glenn, i got to go. but just briefly, you had said before, a while ago, i think you were looking for as early as in december for, you know, frontline responders. is that still possible? >> yeah. i think that's possible. we're -- i can't tell you. this is amazing global collaboration. vaccines companies are focused, in a way that i -- it's just really incredible to be a part of it. and that's a goal. i think people set out that goal. by the end of the year, maybe we'll be deploying these vaccines. and, you know, changing all these -- this curse that we have with this right now in terms of the virus. >> dr. glenn, thanks for all you are doing. appreciate it. saj as well. ahead on 360, a man is being called a miracle covid survivor. he was on a ventilator, coded once, his leg was amputated. his wife was told, several times, he was not expected to survive. thankfully, he did. chris will share how he spent 132 days in the hospital and survived when we continue. at-gr. -my grandma. -my cousin. my great-great g

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so we're going to glenn exit. it is closed all the way in this direction to the air base parkway exit in fairfield. that's that direction. you could see that line in the distance. i don't know if you can see that fire, that line of fire on the other side of the freeway. again, it jumped over the freeway at about 3:30 this afternoon. it is -- the wind just started picking up, and this is not a good scene. these evacuations now are taking place everywhere. vacaville, fairfield, so many of my friends are picking up and leaving. i'm going to back over in this direction. it's so smoky out there. this is probably the smokiest -- i've covered a lot of fires, and this is some of the worst conditions we have ever been in. i've never had to put on these goggles. my photographer is having a hard time, too. all these flames here along -- [ coughing ] -- the hat just flared up again. that's the center divider of interstate 80. so really, there's no work around this. how do you get through here? because all of these side roads,

glenn. h glenn hutchins will join us >>> jim cramer joins us now.onsider and then news about j and j and this vaccine they have been working on >>> disney was remarkable to watch. didn't realize the cost controls would be incredible. didn't realize they had a one off solution for a movie that will generate 30 bucks didn't realize that the company has an unbelievable balance sheet. the questions were actually about you guys have too much cash six months ago we were worried about them going broke i think this was a tour de force company. j and j. memo to j and j you make it as hard as possible to get in the trial. everybody who wants to get in the trial get as many arms as you can get. the government is putting money behind it. >> what does the market care most about right now, jim? >> i think there's beginning tube preponderance of the trial it has something that gave you four times of the antibodies, whether it's j and j or ultimate sense that the big guys, the big gun pharma companies involved are going to succeed some will. i'm not including moder

glenn beck, who always states it as clearly as anybody does.o ahead. >> real quick, i just have to say, tucker, i think god every day that you were on television, i really do. i think you are the only person in mainstream media that is on it every night. and the guts to do this every single day. >> tucker: i appreciate that, great to see you. thanks a million. schools are set to reopen this month, the media don't want that because if the country returns to normal, maybe we won't elect joe biden. details ahead. plus, andrew cuomo should be apologizing for his worst in the nation coronavirus response including putting covid-positive people incite nursing homes but as you can imagine, he's not apologizing. he's found someone else. will tell you who. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase, we can help them and provide that financial solution for they and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran

there are closures around cherry glenn from 80 to adobe road. right now, interstate 80 is open. that is not the case around the santa cruz area. highway 17 for mount hermon road to scotts valley road is shut down in both directions. that is on top of the closures in effect for highway 9 and highway 1 between pescadero and the santa cruz county line. i will look at the next report coming up. >>> the scu lightning complex fires have been deemed the third-largest in state history. the flames have grown to nearly 344,000 acres with 10% containment. cal fire has issued new evacuation warnings due to the potential for dry lightning and gusty winds. one of the most urgent areas of concern in the bay area right now is along the front lines of the scu complex, specifically this area in yellgemorgan hill concerned over what the coming hours and minutes could bring, more than 20 fires in the scu lightning complex are threatening more than 20,000 homes in five counties. dozens of families came to evacuation center's looking for some help and it has been a frantic rush to get out after seein

glenn. >> local basketball superstar injured, it looked bad. and baseball, not all a's in the virus is still spreading. california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensure social distancing. and the costs to our economy, to our state budget? mounting every day. we need to provide revenues now, to solve the problems we know are coming. >>> baseball on top, orange friday, the giants got it rolling in front of frank sinatra, dean martin and pablo sandoval. first pitch, logan webb went through. and the giants were down 2-1 in the fifth. and how about a three run blast? that would give them a lead. and next, my favorite name on the team, chadwick flop, a big one down the line. and the giants run one going away 9-2, finishing his record 4-4, the a's went up to the mariners, they were a little flat. scoreless in the fourth, kyle seger with two on-base, going deep and to the right, that brought him a pair of r

what is glenn thompson, the moderate republican, telling his republicans?hat is conor lamb, the moderate democrat, telling speaker pelosi? kevin: he is saying he is going to be able to deliver to the type of economic relief that many higher education institutions are needing right now. he is a moderate republican, but also in the backyard of penn state university. he's one of those lawmakers who is heavily influenced by the battles of higher education in rural communities. tom: this is absolutely critical. what is the urgency of glenn thompson now to go over to legal mcconnell and say -- to leader mcconnell and say, grow up and get this done? kevin: it is incredibly urgent because for rank-and-file members, for conor lamb specifically, who at one point was hailed as the future of the democratic party, and by all accounts, has a bright political future ahead of him, he has to be able to go back to these battleground districts and say that they are providing economic relief not for big businesses, not for wall street, but for the small businesses in their bac

let me take this opportunity to thank congressman bryan steil and congressman glenn grothman here withtoday. with us every step of the way. we need bryan steil and graham growth been back in washington, d.c. we need wisconsin to send a war hero, a navy seal, a wisconsin fireman to the house of representatives. we need him in the united states congress. [applause] it really is amazing to think the support of the people of wisconsin in the first three years. reversing the policies of the last administration. this economy created more than 7 million good paying jobs. two million americans were lifted out of poverty. and 7 million americans were able to leave food stamps. [applause] then, the worst pandemic in 100 years struck america. from early in this pandemic, the american people saw the leadership of this president shine forth. from before there was a single case of community transmission of coronavirus in the united states, president donald trump suspended all travel to the united states from china and set up a task force and said we will put the health of america first. [applause] p

. >> glenn, as the u.s. administration takes aim over companies like tiktok, are you rethinking your strategy you've certainly invested a lot in companies like adidi and others >> no, and this is not something that's come out of the blue. there have been a lot of, shall we say, tensions between countries for a long time, and we've been talking about a splintering or fracturing of the internet in different areas. from our point of view, though, that's detrimental to the efficiency of what we're trying to do. you know, to have to put together different types of apps for different types of regions because there are different rules are just more expensive and makes for more friction. obviously, we would like everyone to work cooperatively together so we can all operate in an area that's easier, but we don't make the rules, we just follow them. >> we'll see if that narrative changes. all eyes on washington and beijing right now. glenn, appreciate you joining us today to talk all things travel. glenn fogel. >> tha

so it's a boom >> it is just a rural boom, glenn, or is any of it stronger in the cities?till strong almost everywhere people are leaving the cities for the suburbs. and it means that there is going to be more transactions across the board. small increases in small towns and suburbs. >> so what are the expectations when it comes to how long this can be us is snand is this a seminole change in the way people live? are we going to continue to see this move from the it is to these -- to homes in the suburbs and rural areas? >> well, it will last months maybe it will last a year. if you look at the number of homes sold in the united states, et never varies between five and seven million. right nour we're near the top of that range and so i would expect at some point in 2021 or 2022 things will settle back down. but right now, america is on the move >> so what else are you seeing in terms of the hothousing market you are seeing things like bidding wars >> yeah, so 54% of our offerses are facing a competition half the listings that go on the market sell within two weeks the stro

everyone that knows me watching this program i think nato should be dissolved completely but nonetheless glenn you know the top line story here is miss place this is about a fraught relationship that germany has had with in nato with the united states leading that alliance since the end. since the not in the end in the end of the 1940 s. all the way to the end of the cold war in 1901 so there's something much bigger in play here go ahead play. well chung obviously is a much much bolder than his predecessors no you are correct this is something that has always been some tensions in the relationship has always gone on for example throughout the cold war americans were just a large extent concerned about some of the european integration and us remember after the cold war you had meddling albright to cautioning the europeans that you know the e.u. should not be a couple for nato remember that nato system in these situations now. is because well they are simply because the european integration and the ablest this continent to use collective bargaining power to have greater equality in relations wit

glenn. >> local basketball superstar injured, it looked bad. and baseball, not all a's in when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. (birds chirping) (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? (family gasps) rewarded with a side of quiet. (baby murmuring) grubhub rewards you, (scooter horn honking) get a free delivery perk when you order. l ngs) - [group] grubhub. >>> baseball on top, orange friday, the giants got it rolling in front of frank sinatra, dean martin and pablo first pitch, logan webb went through. and the giants were down 2-1 in the fifth. and how about a three run blast? that would give them a lead. and next, my favorite name on the team, chadwick flop, a big one down the line. and the giants run one going away 9-2, finishing hi

restoring confidence in leisure travel, the view of glenn fogel.nce in the company's performance but was uncertain of how the travel industry will fare post-pandemic. glenn: certainly people are seeing better than the lows in april. certainly, things have improved a bit. that said, you are right. until we get a vaccine or effective treatment, travel will have some issues. things are better than they were, but we are all still far away. let's face it, a half booked both -- hotel is not possible. people want to feel it is ok to travel and the thing that will help us get there is a vaccine. hopefully we will see something in the not-too-distant future. >> is the future behind you? is it better or does it plateau from here? what trajectory army on? been: a lot of people have talking about flareups and part of the world, places that have been fairly good but all of a sudden, coming out with more infections and causing lockdowns. you look across melbourne, some thehe issues, parts of world where things were great or very good and now not so good. even in

thank you. >> tucker: thank you, glenn. i appreciate that.at to see you. >> thanks a million. >> tucker: schools are set to reopen this month. the media doesn't want that because if the country returns to normal, then maybe we want to elect joe biden. still ahead. andrew cuomo should be apologizing for his coronavirus response putting cobit positive people inside of nursing homes. but as you can imagine, he's not apologizing. >> tucker: nothing helps the joe biden campaign more directly than hysteria over the coronavirus. the media is doing everything they can to fan it, including stopping schools from opening up. "the new york times," cbs news, cnn, some of the outlets running alarmist articles about children and coronavirus. that is true. this is alsovi true. a total of 15 children in that age range had died of the virus sinceav february. and many, many thousands of died of other causes. marc siegel joins us tonight for a run through the numbers. dr. siegel, good to see you. >> good to see you, tucker. you know what some of those things hav

they wanted everyone to go to the same place, glenn echo. they were petitioning the county and starting to raise work on this. i do not know how much some of the folks may have been aware of this, but we all ended up at the same place. i and maybe some other folks each had individual tickets, if you wanted to ride you gave a ticket for the ride. i bought a whole bunch of tickets and handed them over to the black students, who then could go zooming through the arch and down to the merry-go-round or whatever. get arrested on the merry-go-round, which does not at. a back to be this later got into the whole issue, as i understand it, of private security guards or whatever being used to enforce the state law or whatever. the use of private guards and making an arrest on this. after they were arrested, it became a summerlong picket with strong support from the community of union mates, sandwiches, picking us up on hot us to theirking i homes for a little r&r, a pitstop. george lincoln rockwell made it to the lunch counter with swastikas and made i

glenn to be. claiming to be limited to. means that you use it. to not get clean and they use your own language and. they seem to be you who baby seem to be knowing where her brain is in the north in the den got so many actions because of the people that have been going to be ripped through decades but clearly. internationally. it's an area that. my didn't. get into because all the little reality mean that are. out there and also in the boston area which is not properly for it allows for all kinds of the deed goes. do you. think they might also be. ever. people who are fighting for the. what are the facts of the actions in the region. these. defects these attitudes the way. forward being some extent sitting in be treated wasn't a big deal how. well because guys it is in that is. the point that. you said. that the development people and guys. not only. these savages. didn't. mean. the region in the sense. all. all she had. but. possibly. beyond was. and we walked that mozambique and to do. that she said big and next monday. was not meant to be insi

i learned a great deal about glenn seeberg. and i did not know the story the physician in nagasaki.s told through his eyes. it is a harrowing story. even though it is a huge story is told on a human scale. it's very nice of you. these characters themselves are so interesting and they are human stories even the scientists find themselves facing these moral quandaries all the sudden they make it apparent. and can be built. how do you respond. there were scientists that made the decision to not participate in the manhattan project. also the case that scientists were at the forefront of groups who were urging the u.s. government not to drop the bomb on cities in japan but to have a demonstration project. that we have mastered the weapon. in some cases they would not even listen to at the time. when you look back at those arguments today. if only people would have paid more attention to those arguments. even if the bombs have been used perhaps a second one would have been dropped. or they would have used in a different way. it could've have a big influence on the way that the cold war de

coming up next, glenn hubbard will join us, the former dean of the columbia business school.hat a perfect time to speak with glenn hubbard about trillions and trillions of dollars of deficits. stay with us on this monday. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. sanofi has agreed to buy percent e of biofarma. the all-cash -- principia biofarma. it rep is that they 10% premium over principia's losing price friday. pvm --epresents a 10% premium over principia's losing price friday. the price target for the s&p 500, raising by 20%. the s&p's 51% rally since march has caught many strategist and investors by surprise. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom? francine? up 14.uities up, futures i want to draw your attention to the continued unraveling in turkey. we see weaker lira, nice and linear, 7.39 right now, threatening up against that 7.40 level as well. the situation in turkey is flat-out grim. francine? -- looking at francine: i'm looking at chinese shares of renminbi, and they were supported by c

. >> so that was glenn's plane. >> glenn was the guy that was kept in the plane that spotted us. >> and they flew over your group? >> yeah. chuck wynn, he's the hero of the crowd. >> now what happened. you said it took 18 hours for the rescue ships to get there once you were located? >> yes. >> what were those last 18 hours in the water like? knowing that you've been sighted? >> well, i think there was quite a bit of joy. and i think that maybe, i don't know about this because i could only speak for myself personally, but that said to me, whatever i had to do, hi to keep alive because somebody is coming to pick me up. >> at what point did you realize, all right, i'm going to make it through this? >> never thought of it. i only had -- i was this great responsibility that they put into you in the naval academy and my thoughts all of the time were my crew. and how do i keep them together and how do i protect them. >> when did you find out that there were other survivors as well? >> when we got on, i think it was on -- i don't know where it was, but it was after we got on land. >> and tell

welcome to you covered not in special here until the news i'm monica jones and glenn good to have you with us now for months you have seen representations of the corona virus like this one behind me but does the virus really look like this and does it matter yes it does because the better we know the virus the better we can fight it and luckily there are people who can make the invisible this appeal. brothers ben and ffion have planned to be with their grandparents in england right now the corona virus pandemic made that impossible so what is the virus which is making so many people frightened actually look like. it's going to.

welcome to you covered not in special here indeed all the news i'm monica jones and glenn good to have you with us now for months you have seen representations of the coronavirus like this one behind me but does the virus really look like this and does it matter yes it does because the better we know the virus the better we can fight it and luckily there are people who can make the invisible this appeal. brothers ben and had planned to be with their grandparents in england right now the corona virus pandemic made that impossible so what does the virus which is making so many people frightened actually look like. then.

also i'm joined by glenn thrower, who has suffered with postnatal depression.lly happened about two weeks after the birth of my little girl. 0bviously weeks after the birth of my little girl. obviously in the height of lockdown, like the report says, there was no antenatal classes. the biggest part of having a child is meeting those people who are going to be parents at the same time. for me, there was no support network, obviously there was my family, but they weren't experiencing the same asi they weren't experiencing the same as i was. so i noticed behaviour changes, and coming from someone like myself, with no previous mental illness, i was getting very irritated, very frustrated, and had a huge heightened anxiety. it was ha rd to a huge heightened anxiety. it was hard to tell the difference between what was postnatal depression and what was postnatal depression and what was postnatal depression and what was just being a new dad, to be honest. i was going to say, i have to confess, i had not heard of this before, one associates postnatal depression with a h

are we really doing this, glenn? i bet we were robbed. it's a cheetos thing. mom: glenn, come on.id this get here? right now, switch to t-mobile and get four lines of unlimited for just $25 bucks a line. 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. of ten dollars or more by using promo code "save20." that's 20% off any combination of sandwiches, drinks and sides you can imagine. combos. for days. just use "save20" online or on our app. daily social distancing show. so tuesday was a big day for the 2020 presidential campaign. the day that mike pence got a brand new tattoo. but also joe biden announced kamala harris as his running mate. and yesterday kamala wasted no time getting into the fight. >> harris also signaled she'll do a vice presidential running mates usually do, aggressively attack the other side. >> the case against done all trump and mike pence is open and shut. his refusal to get testing up and running, his flipflopping on social distancing and wearing masks, h

[cheering and applause] when we speak of patriotism, the andngth is john glenn's when we speak of theure the message is geraldine ferraro. [cheering and applause] now, we lead san francisco together. over the next 100 days, in every word we say, in every life we touch, we will be fighting for the future of america. [cheering and appaluse] joan and i are parents of three wonderful children who will live much of their lives in the 21st century. this election is a referendum on their future and hours. ours. tonight, i want to speak to the young people, and their parents, and their grandparents. i am walter mondale. [cheering and appaluse] have heard of me. [laughter] but you may not really know me. towns of in the farm southern minnesota. [cheering and appaluse] my dad was a preacher and my mom was a music teacher. dime,er, we never had a but we were rich in the values that are important and i have carried those values with me ever since. they taught me to work hard, to play by theown, to toes, to tell the truth, obey the law, to care for andrs, to love our country cherish our faith. uni

that exploded overnight taking a destructive turn in the north bay 80 is closed now between cherry glenn an airbase parkway in solano county because the fire has jumped the freeway. now we are following this raging wild wild fire that began in napa county and started moving towards back about this morning. it destroyed homes just outside the city limits. thousands of homes are still threatened right now kron four's dan kerman is live for us now in vacaville dan we see the fire they're raging behind has been a year. all day long and there are plumes of smoke just like this all over dotting surrounding the city on 3 sides right here we have some flames burning right now that was in here for the past 3 hours now the flames have started again. >>so far more than 4,000 people have been evacuated the fire chief is have decided as a of that fire down by the freeway to evacuate another 1000 people. this fire is far from over. early wednesday morning, the wildfire in napa county pushed its way south towards vacaville has not very often during a career that you see walls of flame as tall as i saw

it will go on evidence lane near the willow glenn neighborhood. the program is a partnership for habitat for humanity. city council has been working closely with the neighborhoods. >> there was adamant in this community that we needed to have permanent housing for the people that live here. we are able to have an interim housing solution. >> habitat and the city of san jose are pushing to get the project finished completely with the target of 2021. >>> today a san francisco judge granted the state's request for preliminary injunction blocking uber and lift from classifying their drivers as independent contractors and not employees. superior court judge ethan schulman sid a injunction will negatively impact gig workers. the order will take effect in ten days unless the companies appeal. >>> still ahead, were two contractors accused of defrauding fire victims mistakenly released from jail? where did the bail money come from. >>> painting with a purpose. there is a definite message on this street in san francisco. >>> not to make you panic, but the c

>> glenn bedingfield: i don't have any concerns. >> wertheim: you have no concerns about corruption?ld: no, because i think that there's a smear campaign, trying to hit the government. >> wertheim: all of this is a politically-charged smear campaign-- >> bedingfield: it is a politically charged smear campaign, yes. >> wertheim: the e.u., the european authorities. >> bedingfield: the e.u. can you quote from an e.u.-- can you? >> wertheim: i can quote from an e.u. report right now. this is ana maria gomes, an m.e.p. >> bedingfield: whoa, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho. ana maria gomes. >> ana maria gomes: we are taking up malta in the european parliament. >> wertheim: when we met her, ana maria gomes was a portuguese member of the european parliament, leading an e.u. inquiry into the rule of law in malta. she was part of a growing chorus of officials who see the country as a problem child on the continent. >> gomes: the system is basically flawed, because the prime minister ultimately controls the attorney general, who also controls the police. nobody's being tried. and of course, the sense of imp

up cherry glenn, a small strip of grass with track marks and it separates blackened hillsides from the ranch and among those counting their blessings today is 95-year-old world war ii veteran george parrish. take a look. the grass is blackened up to the edge of his home off of pleasant valley but it is still standing. >> up to the building and up to the garage and burned trees and on both sides and the back and front. >> reporter: he and his wife kathy think the slightly burned angel on the lawn watched over their property. >> i think we are lucky. a lot of people were not fortunate. >> reporter: as you drive on the devastation is more frequent along the road and outside one property in melted tricycle mary burned out bridge and the outline of a home and the dirt. and in the rural hills north of interstate 80 are ones of heartbreak and she lost some fencing and that is it. >> i came here and looked at my house and no fire and oh my god. i cry every time. >> it is hard to look at and mix canyon and gates canyon and gibson canyon and i all of those places really well. are all of the orde

i want to thank representative glenn grothman. thank you very much! [cheers and applause] and jim sensenbrenner is around here someplace. thank you! these guys are warriors. also a woman who did so great and was so good at -- michigan, she had was michigan, and we have a lot of car companies in michigan, ronald mcdaniel, we won michigan. [applause] i say give me the woman who kept calling me in michigan, you have to come one more time, sir. i said this is it. and then she called the next day and some would say one more time. but she did a great job. she is fantastic. head of the rnc. and the head of the wisconsin republican party chairman andrew hit, how are we doing? looking good? beautiful kids, andrew. i will blame you, andrew, you better not do it. i will fire you so fast. [laughter] he has done a great job, thank you. i think that we are all looking great here. we won last time any remember it was a big shock wave, because a republican has not won for a long time. and they were waiting for pennsylvania, and we won pennsylvania we lost every vote,

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. >>> meanwhile sports anger from glenn is here. >> playing within the hour, but the latest from mlb makes you wonder how many more games are they going to be able to get in? >> this way, pete -- the clock is ticking. 13 people of the st. louis cardinals organization have n m ed positive for covid-19, , gahas been a total ofgames have been put on hold because of the virus. major league baseball is hopeful st. louis can resume playing on friday against the cubs. then there is the nfl and the 49ers are set to run on the field september 13th, is it a matter of time before the league incurs the same problems as baseball? the first team meeting since the super bowl this morning at levi stadium with covid-19 these are uncharted waters for head coach kyle shanahan. >> it's been a little different these past two weeks, there is kind of this other thing that is in their affable doesn't matter if you don't handle covid right. so, i never said i am not sure is much as i have. >> and they will put the pads on and a couple of weeks, but later in the show we will go behind the scenes to look at ho

in the meantime glenn and gang were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up 2 lists one was a people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and the other this was a people who were targeted or watched chased hunted at their work or at their home and we discovered to our surprise that every single one of those bar one. self starters people were making something of their lives they were ordinary people and then we asked ourselves why why these people. and the ferry we came to was that frank kitson in his classic manual of counterinsurgency operations roads that if you can't catch the fish either by rod or wide net then poison the water and author areas that these ordinary people were targeted to persuade other ordinary people to repudiate the irate to withdraw support from the ira course didn't work had the opposite effect violence begets violence if people can't trust the law they would take the law into their own hands it was completely counterproductive as well as illegal

yes and i don't that's a good point glenn let me put this very deeply and we can look at so many different metrics where you're talking about the g.d.p. and the parliament index whatever poverty index whatever fragile state whatever metric you want to use and people may argue or disagree even if abilities beyond this mentions but there's one key thing that i keep repeating is that 98 percent of my land that territory is threatened by desert if you can you should i'm disinclined my man population has doubled since 2000 so this is she met chicks nobody can duck i do you are against so you have moved people competing for fewer resources in this very dire need of skinner's sources people have turned to believe that if things went on in my or wait according to my own beliefs perhaps i would so that's why he's tried by groups fighting for the once the it's in just because resources of scares you think if you did things that china will wait you would be better off and yabba is the rest and then you have this people in the south with even this new corneal state i need think if things were done you