memorandum of understanding with united educators for your approval our chief of labor relations greg john. before he presents, as you said, i just wanted to thank all of the members of ue and their leadership and executive board under the direction of president susan solomon for their hard work and dedication through this time. and also the team from the districts who, as you mentioned earlier, spent many hours and including a pretty long vigorous session about a week ago until 1:30 in the morning when they were able to reach agreement. so we're extremely proud of this work and it really does reflect listening to parents, hearing from our students, hearing from the entire community to move forward with the dedication to improving upon what we were able to deliver during the spring. with that, i'm going to turn it over to our chief of labor relations, greg john. >> thank you, superintendent matthews. good evening, commissioners. the recommended action this evening is to ratify the moument moument with united educators of san francisco regarding crisis distance learning for the 20-21 school

america's most unpopular president in almost 40 years oh i'd like to avoid john's wife jamie to join us greg john i'm sure you know there's a full. pardon so i'm not one of his friends but for a former. the theme of redemption set the tone for a night which cast trump as america's savior. family drafted in to sing his praises this is a fight that we are in right now and it is a fight that only my father can win as a recent graduate i can relate to so many of you who might be looking for a job my father built the riding economy once and believe me he will do it again my problem i'm speaking to you from beautiful jerusalem looking out of the doors the appearance of the secretary of state a figure normally kept out of party politics that rankled diplomats. this was the convention the group with convention trump delivered her headline speech from the white house in a breach of ethical norms offering a message of unity charged with the 1st night's warnings about democratic demons. i don't want to use this precious time attacking the other side because as we saw last week that kind of talk only serves

presidential candidates lay low until the final night at the convention trump appeared the re time greg john i'm not sure you know there's a full pardon he issued a presidential pardon restoring the rights of a bank robber who has made it his mission to improve the lives of convicts and repeat after me in another made for t.v. moment trauma corporative a citizenship ceremony into the program to reach out to voters of color touting his push for legal immigration breaking with tradition secretary of state mike pompei appeared from west jerusalem well on official government business despite telling his own diplomatic corps weeks earlier that overt partisan politics violated u.s. law he told voters only president trump will keep american freedoms intact because president trump has put his america 1st vision into action it may not have made him popular in every foreign capital but it's worked. the 2nd night of the republican national convention remained a family affair as it had the night earlier 2 more of trump's children spoke his son eric and daughter tiffany railed against the media coverage

bloomfield, amy klobuchar, kevin kramer, greg walden, john thune, peter defazio all have different types of bills, infrastructure bills. are you leaning towards any of those? >> guest: is so there's so many, it's probably hard to even list, right? so, yes. there's a few things that we think are immediately important. so one of the things i would say is senator klobuchar, who always takes the lead on broadband issues along with senator cramer from north dakota, that is the legislation that will work to insure that these carriers stay whole even with their customers' inability to pay. that's really important because that will continue to keep these networks up and running. it's bicameral, it is bipartisan, i have my fingers and toes cross that congress will pass it in an additional stimulus. but then she was questioning, well, what else can we do. senator thune introduced a bill that i think is really interesting because what this legislation does, it essentially says, look, we're going to need to find some extra resources to continue to build these networks. we can take some of the procee

from greg, john, dylan, matthew and david, their questions about what about these flash points we'reng? in the south china sea, along the indian border, with the extinguishment of freedom, all human rights and individual rights and freedom of speech in hong kong. the threats against taiwan. what is happening in and why? what is china trying to achieve? is this new aggressiveness connected to the covid crisis? how do you see what china is trying to do along these flash points and what do you think the prospects are going forward to? >> a huge question. i sometimes hesitate because i'm getting goo historian mode instead of pundit mode. think it's important to go backwards in a sense and say, why did we get here when this was obviously the point we didn't think we would get to? we're combining thing that are domestic going on in china with the party, itsgee strategy and what is clear is the stronger that beijing has become the more assertive and aggressive it's become. now, the interpretation is why is that is? it doing it out of confidence or out of insecurity? and i think it's a littl

bloomfield, amy klobuchar, greg walden, john thune, peter defazio all have different types of bills, infrastructure bills and are you leaning towards any of those? >> guest: there are so many that it's probably even hard to list. so yes, there are a few things we think are immediately important. one of the things i would say is senator klobuchar who always takes the lead on broadband issues along with senator kramer form north dakota to keep critical connections and that is the legislation we work to ensure that these stay on even with their customers and ability to pay. it would keep the networks up and running. it's bicameral and bipartisan and i have my fingers and toes crossed in the congress will pass it in an additional stimulus. but then to your question what else can we do, some of you introduced a bill that i think is interesting because in this legislation it is essentially says look, we will need to find extra resources to continue to build the networks and take some of the proceeds from spectrum options and allocate those in a separate pool to the fcc through universal se

it could help people to get moving again. >> john: remarkable stuff. greg, thanks. school's athletic director said the virus puts players at an unacceptable level of risk. several leagues transition to conference only games. i am john roberts in for bill hemmer. "your world with neil cavuto" is coming right up. >> neil: we could be waiting for back to normal in new york. the city prepares for guarantee checkpoints i kid you not on all 5 major burroughs. they will check you out. penn station in new york you have to fill out a form saying where you are traveling. you don't fill out the form it's a $2,000 fine and you could be quarantined for not cooperating for 14 days. that's just starters. i am neil cavuto and it is

greg: disgusting. typical patriarchal gender prison. johnplayed crime cultural appropriation given the surfing was predominantly. black lagoon, how racist is that? black lagoon? really? look at this horror film. >> hey! greg: what's it would take to you? really it's tapping into a white privileged fear, dark complexion creature kidnaps a caucasian female and brings her to his layer. it could have been written by trump campaign stuff. we need to burn the remaining wheels. it hysteria, it's what our leaders are having for dinner with their burned hair. remember the boston marathon bomber, you're supposed to die. he got reprieved last year. he appealed for less death in one. he didn't get reprieved? the bomber. they were disbanded. apparently the city suddenly had limited resources so they cut the specialized highly trained outfit. meanwhile, seattle's expected to/their police force in half and get rid of the s.w.a.t. te team. with the money they are saving, they are going to build dow downtown hysteria zone, no cops a ball pit for antifa. does

john brennan. let's welcome in republican greg steube of florida on house judiciary. ressman. we've already had reports -- it's good to see you again. durham has asked for john brennan's e-mails, text messages and phone records. that's according to reports. your reaction to the john brennan interview here? >> well, i hope so. i hope that they talk to mr. brennan. i think that's somebody a lot of people feel needs to be interviewed because of his role in all of this and his going on mainstream media to talk about all these things while he was this these different positions. think a lot of conservatives have been waiting for this durham probe to end up and to finalize and for some justice to come from some of this. it feels like over a year now that we've been waiting for this to conclude, so so i hope very soon we're going the hear some justice come from the durham probe. elizabeth: the durham probe could wrap up by labor day because justice department policy says prosecutors cannot make overt actions with politically charged cases within 60 days of an election. so, you

. >> you will call on greg john. >> thank you. >> got it. >> thank you. >> let's see if i'm unfutured. you are great. >> good. so, first time doing this. i appreciate your patience. recommended action is to ratify memorandum of understanding side letter with service ploy's local 21 regarding sick leave and stipends during shelter in place. >> can you see if there's any public comment on this item? >> thank you. please raise your hand if you'd like to speak on the labor item that was just read into the record. i see three hands up. >> are you there? >> st, are you there? s.t., one more time. roberto. roberto are you there. >> yes, i'm here. >> great. >> can you hear me. >> yes, we can. >> actually, all the questions that i had were answered but there's only one still that i don't know about and that is questions that i actually professionals have called me and asked if he if they would get a computer even though they're security and it's defined as to what is going to happen. i would like to hear from someone regarding if it's computers for them to stay in touch and also, a question ca

greg -- gretchen whitmer. there will be speeches by bernie sanders, michelle obama. we expect before ohio governor johnasich. you can watch all of the convention on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. republican governor jo

john, back to you. >> julia, thanks greg, you've got firsthand experience when it comes to rolling outmerce features. i also think about facebook. they launched facebook watch that didn't really explode on to the scene. marketplace, not sure how well that's done. what do they need to do with these shops to make sure they have kind of a bigger impact than maybe some of the other efforts have >> well, again, i'll be interested to explore what they've done further however, certainly, what, you know, customers across the entire kind of global e-commerce ecosystem are looking for is great selection, great prices. so, you know, from the facebook, they've been dabbling with the marketplace. and, you know, as has google, you know, as google recently also lowered their commissions and waived seller fees so, i think what you'll see, the pandemic has provided some tremendous tailwinds for e-commerce so, you know, we have to remember, retail is a $25 trillion market globally so facebook has tremendous opportunity to kind of lean in and experiments with different ways of making their marketplace ef

greg is back. i don't know if he will make fun of my outfit today. it is a tame one, john roberts come i don't know if you notice that but greg gutfeld has it in for me and teases me relentlessly. >> never noticed that and i never heard greg say anything. but i can tell you this, you are always totally put together. i don't know what he's talking about. >> dana: thanks, john, have a good show. >> thanks, dana have a great weekend. i'm john roberts and for bill hemmer and more talks on covert relay for millions of americans right now, top democrats meeting with white house officials to try to work out a deal, but it appears both sides are very far apart. the jobs report shows unemployment's for the two percentage point and the united states recovered half of the jobs lost since the start of the pandemic. president trump says he may take executive action on covid relief if the two sides cannot reach a deal. we will get analysis from chris wallace in just a moment and alex hogan the latest on new york's plan to get students back to school. first though kristin fisher live at

greg is back. i don't know if he will make fun of my outfit today. it is a tame one, johnbut greg gutfeld has it in for me and teases me relentlessly. >> never noticed that and i never heard greg say anything. but i can tell you this, you are always totally put together. i don't know what he's talking about. >> dana: thanks, john, have a good show. >> thanks, dana have a great weekend. i'm john roberts and for bill hemmer and more talks on covert relay for millions of americans right now, top democrats meeting with white house officials to try to work out a deal, but it appears both sides are very far apart. the jobs report shows unemployment's for the two percentage point and the united states recovered half of the jobs lost since the start of the pandemic. president trump says he may take executive action on covid relief if the two sides cannot

. >> greg: nice blazer, jesse. next on "the five" johnry lays into trump's foreign policy while looking at his own disastrous track record. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> bret: former secretary of state john kerry tearing into trump's foreign policy. >> when this president goes you overseas it is a blooper reel. for the eight years of the obama/biden administration we led by example eliminating the threat of an iran with a nuclear weapon. built a 68 nation coalition to destroy isis. we forged 195 nation agreement to attack climate change. we stopped ebola before it became a pandemic. >> bret: republicans quick to criticize him over the iran nuclear deal, handling isis. dana, you did the word check on impeachment. i checked for two nights. china, th

you have christie todd whitman, susan molinari, and john kasich coming out again trump. >> greg: talk really there's one tent and it's full and that is never-trump-ism. at the moment you veer from that belief they're going to throw you out in the street where you belong. look, i love john kasich because he did that thing literally in a fork in the road, and it was such a stupid idea. he was like creating an editorial cartoon. you know the big her blocked cartoons and a guy would be standing in a fork in their road and he would write "fork in the road." and then there would be a donkey and an elephant on a seesaw and he'd be like, politics hanging in the balance. and then there would be a cloud ended with a "ominous cloud." it was like he was trying to create his own editorial cartoon, and it was so funny. but at least approximate air into the show. at least he was outside. >> juan: yeah. all right, president trump continues to counter the democratic message. that is next for you on "the five." ♪ all otc pain relievers including voltaren have one thing in common none are proven stronge

greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. he can draw the comics incite economics, john adams. southern belle who can raise holy hell, anchor dagen mcdowell. she's got real flair and shiny hair, kat timpf. and sharks have a tyrus week. tyrus! all right, scott, you made a prediction longing ago on the fate of ms. harris being the nominee or possibly the likely nominee after being vp. how was this rollout? where do you see it going? >> well, i've got to tell you, it doesn't seem anybody cares who the candidate is or who the vice president is. there was a pew research poll that said 56% of people supporting biden really just care that it's not trump who wins, and then on top of that there were another 13% who said they like biden because of his personality and temperament which i think is just another way of saying you don't like trump. so if you add those together, you've got 69% of people who support biden who don't care about anything, they just want to beat trump. exactly 9% of them said they cared about policies. which tells you they're just signaling that there's a complete,

greg -- gretchen whitmer. there will be speeches by bernie sanders, michelle obama. we expect before ohio governor john kasich. you can watch all of the convention on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. republican governor john kasich is doing with only a few politicians have done, just the other party's convention. joe lieberman, an independent, spoke in support of john mccain. senator miller represented georgia in the u.s. senate and was governor of the state for two terms, standing on the stage in new york city 16 years ago, he supported republican president gorge w. bush and opposed john kerry. [applause and cheering] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. a whole new generation of the miller family has been mourned since i sat in that ox. for great grandchildren along with all of the other members of the close knit family. they are our most precious possessions. i know that is how you feel about your family also. i believe the next four years will determine what kind of world they will grow up in. leaderar i asked which is it that has the vision,

greg, thank you. thanks for joining us. i am dana perino. john roberts, you think dogs can do it? he for christmas is delicious. >> dana: have a great show. >> thanks. >> i am john roberts in for bill hemmer. president trump will meet with arizona's governor at the white house. arizona has 180,000 coronavirus cases more than all but 7 other states but the health director says the number of new cases is declining. and another topic. voting by mail. the president's campaign is suing nevada for its mail-in ballot plan.

greg bonnell in toronto. a proper doctrine missing from donald trump's white house, according to former national security advisor john we talked with him earlier on bloomberg radio. dominant really a , beginning with saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait in 1990, liberation of the people in kuwait, breakup of yugoslavia, soviet union, collapse of the warsaw pact. it was busy back in those days. he was a very levelheaded guy. who george hmeone w bush knew well, which is why he made him national security advisor. >> are you confident that either party can get back to the grace oft after a trump era? >> it is harder and harder to do, which is for the first time in my adult political life, i'm not voting for the republican nominee. i think we can correct what can happen after one trump term, but after two, perhaps not able to correct. how hedon't even know would react to the way it is today. >> what does joe biden need to do to make it a one term trump? >> i am not going to vote for biden either, which i think we may have discussed her. in the remaining days of the campaign, if he projects evenhandedness, steadiness, court

greg joseph, president of the society. welcome. we are delighted to have you here today. we are honored to have as our lecturer john sexton of nyu, whose topic tonight is warren burger, warren burger is the founder of our society and of immense importance to us. there is no one more qualified than president sexton to deliver this lecture. he was a warren burger clerk, but he had a long history before that. it is worth a moment. president sexton earned his ba in history and his ma and phd in religion, and taught religion in brooklyn before he went to harvard law school. he went to harvard law school, graduating 1979 magna cum laude, and was the supreme court editor of the harvard law review. he then clerked for judge basil on and judge leventhal on the d.c. circuit court before he clerked for chief justice burger. after his clerkship, he went to nyu in 1981, and by 1988, he was dean of the law school. his tenure there was extremely successful. the law school is firmly ensconced in the rankings as one of the top five in the country. by 2002, he had been elevated to president of nyu. he served there until the end of 2

greg pennell in toronto. agreement. made an for more, we are joined by dr. eric toner, senior scholar the johnns center for health security. a report has released citing an ethical framework for making decisions about the allocation and distribution of a vaccine. dr. toner, thank you for joining us. a married of questions here on the ethics of distribution. first, answer me this, even we did not solve supply chain problems for things like ppe, respirators and so on, what is this urgency -- certainty that we can solve the supply chain for vaccine distribution? all,oner: well, first of thank you for inviting me to be on your program. there is no assurance. but the one difference is we have a lot of time to think about this. it will be months before a vaccine is available. carefulve time to give thought to who should be in the priority of how we should distribute the vaccine in order to get it to those priority groups. and my colleagues started working on this issue a couple months ago. that's why we report now, even though we don't expect a vaccine to be around for another six months or so. we t

we're expecting today, john yeah guys and this yet another complex of fires burning near guerneville a son by gregotter last night as they were evacuating their home see that smoke that's being put up we saw that all across the bay area last night it sunk down into the bay this morning is resulting in por air quality as you're waking up for all regions of the bay, so you're likely smelling it may have a burning sensation in your sinuses are your throw good excuse if you have respiratory issues to just keep inside today. take it a little bit easier of course, we're still dealing with the heat across the bay area to now you add the haze on top of that and it is you're less than ideal day to be spending any time outdoors we saw a light winds last night having picked up to the car keane is overnight. here's the deer creek complex of fires in the vicinity oakley and brentwood seeing wind speeds around 15 to 20 miles per hour currently also have a complex of fires burning in napa and now portions of solano county winds are rapidly spreading this fire to the south and east you see a atlas peak there 15 t

and rescue thursday texas republican senators john cornyn and ted cruz joined the coast guard to survey the damage in southeast texas. >>texas governor gregbbott says the devastation could have been a lot worse when you consider. >>the magnitude of the damage that could have occurred here. >>we did dodge a bullet president trump says he will visit the storm damage this weekend in washington, i'm anna warning keep. >>and there's still some more disturbances out the atlanta kind of watching to ok. here's what we're looking at for highs today, mid 90's going on in the far east bay 80's, mostly up in the north bay going to be warm this weekend but we're delaying the heat spike in their early next week at your 4 zone forecast and that extended the kron 4 >>good morning 5.44 on this friday morning we want to get the t g i f 4 forecast from days for what the weather is going to be looking like his day a good morning. marty good morning, everybody and a little bit of fog going on this morning on no delays happening at sfo we can get the imagery from the buildings here pretty clearly from the lights come in there, but noting that fog, here's the c

and just show clips from the dnc debate, like john madden talking about football, like look at barack. look at what barack is saying here. that's crazy. gregt's a great idea. >> it would be awesome. it would be awesome. all kinds of ideas. greg: that's a great idea. but tyrus, what michael is saying though requires that trump is on every night because people are going to tune in for him. he can't just have like other people on. he's going to have to be there. >> i don't know where the hell you have been, greg, for the last four years, but he is on tv every night. [laughter] greg: true. >> i think it should be about 15 minutes long. he should come out and say -- behind him have a huge board of his accomplishments and throw up the w and walk off. like literally, don't give them anything. if you got to say anything, say everything you just saw for the last three days, i'm not going to do that. greg: uh-huh. >> and walk off. you are not going to be able to compete with -- i don't even know what you call it -- the pageantry of whining that was for what four years long? i mean, cnn had nothing else. greg: yeah. >> if you missed it, they really w

greg abbott, we really appreciate your time. thank you for giving us a status report on all of this. >> thank you. >>> and louisiana's governor johns there with a status report. another day, another chance to bounce forward. let's do this. by making internet speeds fast and reliable. so you can keep up with your customers. by ensuring those speeds have wireless internet backup. so if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. and by covering all your connected devices with serious security. so we can handle this. and this. while you get on with this. and this. be fast, be secure. bounce forward. with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. call or go online today. >>> right at this moment, hurricane laura still pummeling louisiana. it has been over the state for a full six hours and it made landfall near cameron, louisiana. the most powerful storm to hit that state in more than 100 years. joining me now is the governor of louisiana, john bel edwards. this storm is still hitting your state. can you give me the very latest assessment of damage? >> yeah, we can. first of a

a confederate flag because that is what happened to poor kirsten and greg often back or owners of the nordic pineapple in st john's michigan the often bikers are owners of a civil war era mansion turned bed and breakfast in st john's and since 2018 in celebration of kirsten's norwegian heritage have flown the flag of norway proudly outside their front door alongside the stars and stripes until now after their besieged by complaints from folks who thought they were flying the confederate flag yes people actually confuse the country of norway's flag. for the southern cross flag of the confederacy wow and they had to take the gold they do with having me templates to each other except they are made of the same color it's like i get the instinct hey if you see the can better take that down file a complaint and you as well you should but make sure do your homework make sure that's what you're actually staring at. all right everybody desires over there today remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved and up so i tell you all with all sincerity i love you i robot interrupt and i'm a music i keep on

john was ushered into jail in the south. things change quickly. you have to get out there and organize and vote. in that sense i found it inspiring. >> greguch hope and change as you better vote or we are all screwed. >> it went exactly as i predicted. nothing that obama said was fact based. it was all feelings based. he is unfit. he is mean and bad. these are opinions. they are not tied to any data. there is no bottom line that the voter can grab on to. they want to hear about jobs. they want to hear about the economy and specifics. this is just more of that stuff you already heard on cnn and msnbc, which is trump is a big meanie. he is going to be even meaner. what kamala harris said about trump is he caused a loss of certainty. how can you lose something you never had before? i think kamala harris forgets the weekly beheadings that occurred when obama was president. you want to talk about anxiety and uncertainty. we were doing "the five" and everybody here was marose and uncertain about the next terrorists attack. there was no counter offensive. the democrats offered no response. that created a level of uncertainty we had not had since

greg miller reported, i think, in 2018, there were five unstaffed calls with russia. john bolton writes in his book in helsinki, ehe wasn't in the room. he got a better readout on what happened. and not going to putin about bounties being placed on the heads of american soldiers, begrudgingly signing russian sanctions after he passed the u.s. senate. the behavior got worse after that counterintelligence investigation was shut down. >> yeah, i would easily argue that there's further corroboration, more than ever before. and i would also argue that as many experts in the counterintelligence field feel, is that finances are closely attached to any coopting of this president. and so the question, and even the schmidt piece raises the issue of finances and tax returns. and who looked at that, if any. and if the answer is that no one actually pulled tax returns or finances to see if there were foreign entanglement with the trump businesses, then we have a serious problem on our hands. and that sounds a lot like a cover-up by the current attorney general and not just former actin

john berman. >> erica? >>> we want to remember some of the more than 163,000 lives lost in this country to coronavirus. 58-year-old greg o'donnell died just one day after the memorial for his wife of 27 years, gabby. their son, robert garcia, is the mayor of long beach, california. mr. o'donnell owned a contracting business with his brothers and was, in garcia's words, a good-hearted man and the best husband our mom could have ever hoped for. keith johnson was a retired professor of trumpet at the university of north texas. his wife of 50 years told kxas tv they met at a music festival in new hampshire, where he was playing, and she was a maid at the hotel where he stayed. he was 77. gilbert polanco was the first guard at san quentin prison in california to die of coronavirus. kgo tv reporting there's been a mass outbreak inside the prison, infecting 2,000 inmates. polanco's daughter says her parents had been preparing to celebrate their 30th anniversary. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ta-da! ♪ so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd

john kasich. the convention and the republicans next week will be unlike anyone other election year, obviously because of the coronavirus pandemic we're join bid our political reporter greg lee. greg, what are you looking at for tonight? >> well, frank, you alluded to the fact that eva longoria who is emceeing and helping this production move is talking to different people around the country, and really democrats trying to highlight three points here. one the pandemic. two, the economic downturn, and, three, calls for racial justice. so that's what they're doing right now. they're going to affected americans throughout the country for these live interviews, but really, i think what they're hoping to capture, is the spirit of america, and they're trying to draw a contrast between what democrats plan to do versus what is perceived to to be president trumps actions and the results of his actions. tonight we'll hear from several big-time speakers. a couple i'm looking forward to are from senator bernie sanders. . she'll have to give a message about uniting the party, because he's trying to get progressive democrats to get behind joe biden and kamala harris, and then we're lo

greg joseph, president of the society. welcome. we are delighted to have you here today. we are honored to have as a nyu,rer johnexton of whose topic tonight is warren burger, the founder of our

greg stuebe from house judiciary weighs in with us tonight. now there is this, house republican ranking member, devin nunes. he was interviewed eight hours at cia headquarters. the johnurham probe is wrapping up. this we'll debate it, is john brennan safe or is he in trouble? i'm elizabeth macdonald. this "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: thanks for joining us you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with day one of the republican national convention, gop convention kicking off. connell mcshane with the latest from charlotte, north carolina. good to see you, connell. connell: good to see you, emac. we are coming from the minor league baseball stadium. a great backdrop. president trump spoke at the convention center down the block, accepting his party's nomination for second term as president. in doing so he was critical of some of the democrats who we heard from last week and also tried to highlight what he sees as his most important accomplishments in the first term. here is a sample. president trump: we just broke a record on jobs, an all-time record. there has never been three months where we put more people to work, over nine mil

captain william greg who also fought under quantrel, he became a prominent farmer and sheriff of jackson county, missouri. he did write a manuscript on jesse james and served as a pallbearer for johnand cole younger, but for the rest of his life, he was a law-abiding citizen. were they forced to become one? i would call that into question a little bit. some of the other outlaws, though, who became famous at the time, jim cummings clark, who i think has an interesting story. the encyclopedia of western gun fighters list his occupations as thief, soldier, laborer, and law officer. because why not? when he was 17, he stole a mule from his stepfather and fled to texas, where he and a friend sold the mule, stole $1400 from a rancher, and returned to missouri. he became a trusted lieutenant for quantrel, but he returned to a life of thievery and wandering. off and on, he joined the james gang. he moved to telluride, colorado, where he found work digging a pipeline into town. he then secured an point as a city marshal and enforced the law by clubbing ruffians with his fist. he was rumored to continue his criminal activities from time to time, and butch casedy and his band robbed, and cla

greg abbott will give an update on hurricane laura. you can watch live coverage at 1:30 eastern on c-span2. online, c-span.org. listen with the free c-span radio apps. after that louisiana governor johnbell edwards will talk about the impact of the storm on his state. he will be briefing reporters in baton rouge. >> weeknights this month we are featuring booktv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span2. starting at 8:00 pm eastern we begin with historian a day bayne on the 1940 presidential election discussing his book dewey defeats truman. >> enjoy booktv on c-span2. booktv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend, saturday at 8:00 pm eastern, binge watch programs with christopher hitchens whose book include no one left ally 2, the missionary position in the trial of henry kissinger. on sunday at 9:00 pm eastern on "after words" yale university professor edward ball on his book life of a klansman which looks that white supremacy through the lens of his great-great-grandfather, a member of the ku klux klan post-civil war louisiana, interviewed by the author and georgetown university professor of law, civil rights and social justice. at 1