bettina: the other question was for gwen. gwen: thanks, bettina. we are building out a fleet of dragon to -- 2, both crew and [indiscernible] and we want to see how any we have to build before we say we are done building out the fleet. we want to see how the vehicle looks after we get the opportunity to inspect it. we do anticipate building out the fleet. bettina: thank you. we will go back to the line and next is jackie goddard. >> for the times of london, and congratulations everyone. my question is for the crew one folks, mike, shannon, victor, soichi. i wonder few could describe the splashdown as you watched it and what it means to knowing that your flight depends on the success of this one? thank you. >> thank you for the question. we were together in the control center here in houston watching the splashdown. it was so exciting. it is fair to say it was a very emotional event for all of us. to be able to watch our colleagues, our friends, come home safely, is always an emotional event. and to see how smoothly everything went, during their spl

i'm dua lipa here with gwen stefani.are a number of burning questions i've always wanted to ask her, so it's time for a round of dua tell. all right, gwen, i have a big list of random, weird questions here. i'm going to rattle them off, and answer them as quickly as you can. >> i'm not quick at anything, so here we go. >> dua lipa: what fake name do you use when you check into hotels? >> i can't reveal that because then people would know. >> dua lipa: have you changed it or have you had the same one? >> i have the same one for a super long time. and i don't have one of those nasty ones like the boys in my band used to have that spell like penis or something when you say it. yeah. >> dua lipa: well, i'm sure you'll be happy to hear that mine was my enorns butt. i had to reveal that one. >>> all right, who gave the sex talk and how did that go? >> whoa, that word still gets me. my parents were good at it. they did a good job. i was a very good girl for a very long time, so. >> dua lipa: what would blake shelton say is your

bettina: the other question was for gwen. gwen: thanks, bettina. we are building out a fleet of 2, both crew and [indiscernible] and we want to see how any we have to build before we say we are done building out the fleet. we want to see how the vehicle looks after we get the opportunity to inspect it. we do anticipate building out the fleet. bettina: thank you. we will go back to the line and next is jackie goddard. london, andimes of congratulations everyone. my question is for the crew one victor,ike, shannon, soichi. i wonder few could describe the splashdown as you watched it and what it means to knowing that your flight depends on the success of this one? thank you. >> thank you for the question. we were together in the control center here in houston watching the splashdown. it was so exciting. it is fair to say it was a very emotional event for all of us. to be able to watch our colleagues, our friends, come home safely, is always an emotional event. and to see how smoothly everything went, during their splashdown and the reentry. so we are

no one wants your droplets, gwen. no one wanted them before this, they sure as hell don't want them now. you selfish pig. you are a selfish pig. that's what dan says. hi, seth. mazel tov on your bar mitzvah. if your parents didn't already know you were gay, they did as soon as you asked for a cameo from me. i just wanted to say congratulations, and i heard the theme of your bar mitzvah party is defund the police. which i think is so great. oh, wait, no it's not, it's apparently the academy awards. you know what, seth, maybe you should tell your parents to take the $50,000 they're spending on birthday party on you, a child, who's accomplished nothing, and use it to play a little party game i like to call reparations. anyway, mazel tov, sethy. we all love you. and there you go, my first cameos. so if you want your own personalized video message from me it will only cost you $700, which is money you could be donating to more important places but if you'd rather be a sociopath, download cameo today. we've got a good show

without further ado, let's jump in with when more. -- congresswoman gwen moore. she will speak tonight as the democrats kickoff their program. welcome, it is great to see you again. is it any different being sergeant at arms when everyone would've been gathered in milwaukee versus the online challenges you have now? is chuck schumer going to be more difficult to control? >> i think if i could control him, that would be the dream job for me. this is very exciting. i dreamed of this convention so long ago. i am now just excited to be able to be here, even in this form. when you look at it and making lemonade out of lemons, so many opportunities that we had were not for these platforms. we will have an amazing training academy that will be available to delegates all across the country as we unify around our strategies to get the vote out, to try to beat the assault on the post office and share how to do that. we are going to be able to zoom from room to room. to attend the women's caucus and maybe the equality caucus. i had an amazing meeting last night with wiscons

then it's like, same family, gwen stefani they're kind of -- they're like in the same -- i love gwen>> jimmy: dude your body turned into gwen stefani just now your face. it's perfect >> gwen voice. >> jimmy: yeah see if you can do an impression without doing the impression you're amazing i have to talk about "ozark. i will be truthful with you, i'm currently on episode 3 on the first season >> listen, i appreciate the honesty. it would be the worst if you were like, i saw everything! >> jimmy: good i almost, to be honest -- i don't want it to -- i don't want to finish it because i don't want it to end, i love it. i think you're amazing in this i think everyone's amazing. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i was like, who? this girl. you're knocking it out of the park it's so well done. >> thank you >> jimmy: i mean -- you just got nominated again for another emmy, congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: last year you won. what do you remember about winning the emmy >> to be honest, like bits and pieces i mean, it was like a -- no, but it's like -- really, it's like an out-of-body experience. y

. >> so, that was gwen, gwen's plane? gwen was the guy that was captain of the plane that spotted us. >> and they flew over your group? >> yeah. >> chuck gwen. 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 -- i think it was quite a bit of joy. i think that maybe -- i don't know about this because i can only speak for myself personally -- but that said to me whatever i had to do, i had to keep alive because somebody's 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 endured with this great responsibility they put into you at the naval academy, and my thoughts all the time were my crew. and how do i keep them together, and how do i protect them? >> when you find out that there were other survivors as well? >> when we got on -- i think it w

. >> thank you so much for that, representative gwen moore. you can see her tonight eking at the wisconsin center telling everybody about milwaukee and what is going to unfold during this week. thank you for joining us today. led toid-19 pandemic has one of the most unconventional campaign seasons in my lifetime. in the past few months as rallies became a thing of the past, social media and digital targeting became more important. to unpack these dramatic changes and understand what that could mean for the democratic ticket of joe biden and kamala harris, i am joined by political strategists. thank you for joining me today. i have talked about how a campaign and party gets policy right. tougher, whate has become easier, and connecting a campaign and convention to policy in the covid era? harder to it is a lot do the traditional things like meeting people and engaging directly face-to-face, but we findfocused on the news than ine past. people are looking for information, they are engaging, more engaged in this election and the enthusiasm to vot

what you think the next thing we have to do is, gwen?> first of all, i know when my son was murdered, there was a big uprising. but then it settled down. we can't let thingngs settle do. we have to go to politicians and we have to hold their feet to the fire. becaususe otherwise, the e g uprising iss not going to mean a lolot. so i'm just asking that if you become the president that you national that we get law as well as state and localal law,w, especialllly when i it co police brutality. because that has been an age-old problem. >>>>, be kidding myself, but i think people are ready. we just haveve to keep pushingn. wewe can't let up. amy: so that is joe biden speaking to gwen carr, the mother of eric garner. julian castro, i think you are the earliest plan for dealing with police. can you lay that out and what you think the democratic candidates need to do right now? what joe biden needs to do to deal with this critical issue of police brutality? >> well, first, i would say i see thatglad to exchange last night and the fact that vice p

thank you, congresswoman gwen moore for being with us. joining me now is congresswoman barbara lee of california, a member of the appropriations committee. congresswoman lee, let me start with the fact that we are in the middle of -- it seems almost unbelievable -- but we're in the middle of a president that has really in many ways declared war, at least has started a fight with the u.s. postal service. i mean, the more you think you heard it all, you hear something else from this president. the postal service, it's something that i think that is not only beyond the pale but something i don't think you or i would have ever imagined a president would even tinker with this. >> reverend al, nice to be with you. you know, nothing this president does really surprises me, but i tell you, we have to be prepared and cannot delink what he's doing as it relates to the post office which is really trying to take away our constitutional right to vote and disassociate that with the covid pandemic that is killing so many of our community members and afr

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hearing from several of wisconsin's leaders throughout this convention, starting with congresswoman gwen moore. >>i'm one more and it's my honor to represent the lock in congress and to kick off the 20 to any democratic convention. oh i sure wish you all were here in the city of milwaukee which takes its name from the languages of the first peoples interpreted as as goodland gathering place by the waters. this is a city where blood was shed for labor rights where fugitive slave was freed from prison where women's right to vote was first ratified. but today we gather virtually however we gather unified and spirit unified in our values and purpose to heal divisions and together move the nation confidently into a prosperous inclusive future. what better way to gather that all across america to nominate my beloved friend, joe biden to be 46 president of the united states of america with my v i p vp nominee >>kamala harris by his side. tonight we are gathered to reclaim the soul of america. so if you're ready to come together america. text join to 3 o 3, 3, o. thank you, i love you all and go

in gwynet gwen gwinnett county , employees were testing positive a week before reopening for online learning. across the current today, teachers, students and staff rallied at more than 35 school districts for what was known as national day to resistance to reopening schools. teachers erected fake grade stones, saying here lies a third grade student from green bay. they are demanding schools open only when science says it's safe to do. >> so our teachers stiewrnghts and communities are not expendable. >> reporter: and baseball took at covid 19 hit. less than two weeks into the season the st. louis cardinals will postpone four games after seven players and six staff members tested positive. tonight we are live in miami where they are reopening testing sites now that isaias has moved on out and is no longer a threat to the state of florida. just a tip here for you, the federally-run testing sites have virtually no wait time and at least two of the testing sites here in south florida have now added 15-minute rapid test force people 65 and older and who have symptoms. norah, the state of florida

interviewer: that was gwen's plane? harlan: gwen was the captain of the plane that spotted us. interviewer: they flew over your group? harlan: yeah. checkwin, he is the hero of the crowd. interviewer: it took 18 hours for your crew was located? harlan: yeah. interviewer: what were those 18 hours like, knowing that you had been sighted? harlan: there was a lot of joy. maybe, and i do not know about this, because i can only speak for myself, personally, but whatever i had to do, i had to keep alive, because somebody is coming to pick me up. interviewer: at what point did you realize, all right, i am going to make it through this? harlan: never thought of it. i only had -- i was imbued with this great responsibility 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? interviewer: when did you find out that there were other survivors, as well? harlan: when we got on, i think it was -- i do not know where it was, but it was after we got on land. interviewer: and tell me about your rescue. h

what do you think the next thing we have to do, gwen?zs and we have to hold their feet to the fire. otherwise, the big uprising is not going to mean a lot. i'm just asking that if you become the president, that you make sure that we get national law as well as state and local law, especially when it comes to police brutality. because that has been an age old problem. >> well, i may be kidding myself, but i think the people are ready. i think people are ready, we just have to keep pushing. we can't let us. but thank you for what you're doing, i really appreciate it. thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> thank you, bye-bye. ♪ rise up, come on rise up >> racism structurally and systematically is real. >> black, brown, no matter what you look like, you should not ever be fearful of your life due to the color of your skin. >> what i want to see in the next president of the united states is someone who's fair, who believes in equal justice under the law. i want him to lead us through this revolution that we're experiencing right now. >> j

. >>> and joining us now gwen moore of wisconsin, where part of the week's convention will take placeining us. you're one of the speakers this weekend in milwaukee where the convention was supposed to be before the pandemic changed everything. hillary clinton was much de rided for taking the state of wisconsin for granted. i know biden is not taking the state for granted but you must regret he's not there to show that he is competing for the state and in the way that you had hoped he would be. >> well, thanks for having me, jake. and of course we're disappointing that vice president biden and presumably our next president of the united states is not here. but i think as democrats, we're going to have a spectacular convention because we faced reality as far back as april that we may, in fact, have to do this virtually. so we started to really put this altogether and as you just mentioned, in the setup to our conversation, we're going to have our parties there tonight, bernie sanders, michelle obama, and andrew cuomo and -- and of course i'm going to be speaking tonight as well. i hope

i'm gwen moore.s and to kick off the 2020 democratic convention. oh, i sure wish you all were here in the city of milwaukee, which takes its name from the languages of the first peoples interpreted as good land and gathering place by the waters. this is a city where blood was shed for labor rights, where fugitive slave was freed from prison, where women's right to vote was first ratified. but today we gather virtually. however, we gather unified in spirit, unified in our values and purpose to heal divisions and together move the nation confidently into a prosperous, inclusive future. what better way to gather than all across america to nominate my beloved friend, joe biden, to be the 46th president of the united states of america. with my vip, vp nominee sister, kamala harris, by his side. tonight we are gathered to reclaim the soul of america. so if you're ready to come together, america, text "join" to 30330. thank you. i love you all, and god bless you. ♪ i see nothing in front of me ♪ i see nothi

congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin. we have some very sad news overnight. actor chadwick boseman has died after a four-year battle with colon cancer. his death came as a shock because he never spoke publicly about having the illness and starred in several movies sense being diagnosed. he is survived by his wife and parents. he staffed in the marvel blockbust blockbust blockbuster "black panther." it became the first super here your film to be nominated as best picture at the academy of awards. rest in peiece, chadwick. iece, k is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. is a friendly neighbor. they're teachers, retirees, vets, people committed to doing right by getting the count right. if you haven't responded yet, they'll be stopping by to ask some simple questions that will inform how billions in federal funds are spent on local services every year for the next decade. so whe

. >>> joining me now is wisconsin congresswoman gwen moore. congresswoman, thank you for being with us again today. let me bring to you what the mayor in portland just said. he says that they don't want the president to come. the president has caused -- flamed the tensions. he doesn't want him to come. how do you feel about him coming [ inaudible ] on tuesday? do you want him to come? >> absolutely not. thanks for having me, reverend sharpton. and literally, the faith community has really taken this up. they really see the president's visit for what it is. it's a photo op. he wants to do a commercial there. and take advantage of the pain and agony that this community is experiencing, to stoke, quite frankly, the violence and conflict as we have seen counter protesters literally recruited to this -- to the scene of the protests. and the faith community is getting together as we speak. they had an inter-faith meeting this afternoon. another group, because they are planning what they will do with the presence of donald trump on tuesday because th

next we go to gwen. >> thank you, bob and doug northern honor you have given us to be here today and have this great achieve. i have to do a callout the great spacex team, they did extraordinary work, this was an incredibly smooth mission. i am sure we will gol that be decks perience over the 62 days here, in the q&a, but i do think it is important to point out this was an extraordinary mission, an extraordinary day for nasa, for spacex purchase frankly for americans, and anyone interested in spaceflight. as he jim mentioned, this is really just beginning. we're starting the journey of bringing people regularly to and from lower earth orbit and on to the moon and then, ultimately, on to mars, so today is a great day. we should celebrate what we all accomplished here today, bringing bob and doug back but we should think about this as a springboard to doing even harder things, with the artemis program and then of course moving on to mars. >> thank you,gwne and go on to steve. >> thank you, bet ty na. well are almost speechless. we dame into today. we had three objectives, the flight ob

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tonight gwen stefani.dua lipa: hello, and welcome to a very weird episode of "mtv cribs." i am your guest host of the night, dua lipa. you know that song your kid listened to 5,000 times while trying to perfect a dance on tiktok? that was me. you're welcome and i'm sorry. jimmy and i actually just switched jobs for the night. right now, i'm here, and he's performing for thousands of people at a dance hall in berlin. in a very tight tank top. the last time i saw jimmy it was after i broke into his house in the middle of the night. i teamed up with his wife molly -- got a bunch of lights and a smoke machine and did this. ♪ >> dua lipa: ah, there's nothing sexier than a grown man wearing a mouth guard. and i thought i'd had the last laugh, until tonight. when jimmy tricked me into hosting his show from a creepy empty house. good one jim. all kidding aside, i'm excited to do this. it's a totally new experience for me.

. >> reporter: gwen was using her personal savings to pay her eight employees until receiving a ppp loan from a small community bank >> this was a lifeline this was absolutely a blessing and very, very much needed and appreciated. i'm able to sustain enough to pay all my bills. i still haven't paid myself fully yet, but that's okay. i'm getting there. >> reporter: and there are still $128 billion in ppp money left on the table for small business owners, and they have until tomorrow to apply. lester >> all right stephanie, thank you. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with an nbc news investigation policing the police. why so many complaints about minneapolis police were not investigated. >>> plus, college football facing an uncertain future new questions about whether they can keep players safe >>> this week a move to disband the minneapolis police department was delayed until at least next year, a measure proposed after the death of george floyd. now an nbc news investigation in partnership with our affiliate kare 11 has found the department has a history of misconever investigd here's nbc's

. >> reporter: gwen geeter supervised an atlanta bakery's kitchen. she was furloughed in mid-march.late may, all her unemployment benefits abruptly stopped, no explanation. muon do u ve now?>> $3.53n my bn eporhat's e scar>>omeless. i've been there with my three children before, you know, sleeping in our car. you know, i don't-- i don't want to do that again. >> reporter: for more than 25 million jobless americans, washington's extra $600 a week was a financial life line. without it, sandy villarto, a furloughed housekeeper grows desperate. >> sometimes i can't even go to sleep at night thinking what am i going to do tomorrow or what am i going to do next week? >> reporter: this arizona family's only income is her unemployment benefits. >> i don't know how i'm going to survive on $214 a week. >> reporter: georgia promised to review geeter's unemployment case on september 10. that's in five weeks. >> it feels like you're being punished and you're like, okay, unemployment, where are you? >> reporter: we contacted geask f woying to retch $3.53. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> br

health secretary alex is our has met taiwanese president site in gwen in taipei it's the highest level u.s. visit to taiwan in 4 decades azharuddin said that he was there to convey a strong message of support from u.s. president donald trump the visit has been strongly condemned by china which claims taiwan as its own territory. which china is ramping up its crackdown on pro-democracy activists in hong kong police in the territory say they've carried out a national security operation that have seen several people detained among those arrested the activists agnes chel and media tycoon jimmy ally of mr elias hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy campaigner he's an outspoken critic of beijing's policies in the territory lies own newspaper reported that he was being held for suspected collusion with foreign forces under the national security law which was just introduced in june this was the moment of unrest jimmy law i put into an on mock police man outside his home in hong kong. then driven away. police raided the publisher's office late in the morning. he was then later brought to th

for now, i'm gwen baumgardner with a look beyond this morning's headlines.avirus pandemic is changing the way some fast food chains operate. >> reporter: white castle has a new employee that could become more common in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. the robot arm can make french fries using artificial intelligence and is being tested in certain stores. miso already has flippy that makes hamburgers for caliburgner california. >> dealing with humans now carries a risk. >> reporter: martin ford, author of "rise of the robots" says more places are adopting the technology because it can't spread the coronavirus and will cut down on cost. >> what's happening with the pandemic is going to speed things up. >> reporter: the company says sales for a robot called sally have jumped 60% since the pandemic started. >> meet blend it -- >> reporter: there are autonomous smoothie kiosks in three locations but expects the number to grow to nearly 100 over the next 18 months. >> i think it's made all the large operators realize that they have to embrace technology. >> r

. >> so that was gwen's plane?>> when was the guy who was captain of the plane that swathe does. >> they flew over your group? >> yes. track when is the hero of the crowd. >> what happened? you said it takes 18 hours for the rescue ships to get you? >> what were the last 18 hours in the water lake, knowing you had been cited? >> i think there was quite a bit of joy. maybe i don't know about this because i can only speak for myself personally, but whatever i had to do, i have to stay alive because someone is coming to pick-me-up. >> at what point did you realize, all right, i'm going to make it through this? >> i never thought of it. i only had, i was imbued with this great responsibility and put into the naval academy. my thoughts all the time where my crew. 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 i think it was a fellow, i don't know where it was, but it was after we got on land. >> and tell me about your rescue. what s

worried because the fire appeared to be approaching other areas, including the town of and gwen. >> we have memories of things that you want to do. we want to take the memories with us. >> earlier, st. helena hospital was evacuated. they say 50 patients were at the 151 bed facility when the evacuation was ordered and they were taken to other hospitals. >>> breaking news out of solano county, officials have lifted evacuation orders in the areas of peabody, >> hill, and other roads. evacuation orders are still in effect so all other areas of the city unless specified. solano community college and fairfield high school have been removed from the evacuation list. and rhodes are back open on interstate 80 after fires and napa county jumped over the freeway, forcing it to shut down. as the fire tore through its path, this is one of the many homes it took down. a long time vacaville resident smoke and i told them we will be there. they never showed. >> it was dc living in the paradise valley community in fairfield. >> it was horrifying, you know? we do not have to evacuate but it was scary. >

louisiana face the brunt of the storm with extreme gwen knocking down trees and power lines in lake charles, damaging homes and businesses while heavy rain and storm surge moves through. >> it is bad. not something a knockout punch but we will recover. >> southeast texas with high winds causing the structural damage with floodwaters across the gulf coast expected to receipt over several days and hundreds of thousands of people remain without power. we have a lot of work to do but, we are in better shape today that might have been the case. >> just miles from the worst of the storm. >> we have not seen anything significant. a lot of debris caused by flooding with storm surge and no structural damage . >> reporter: laura made landfall thursday morning your camera, louisiana has a category 4 hurricane. and move further inland bringing drenching rain and tornadoes to louisiana and texas, thousands of national guard troops deployed to help people rebuild. >> it is important to continue to listen to local officials about what is the best time to come back as well as what are the challenges existi

we he remarks from wisconsin congresswoman gwen moore on the virtual convention and the issues that willdressed throughout the week, including the economy, covid-19, and social injustice, hosted by the hill. this is about 50 minutes. >> welcome, thanks for joining us on day one of the 2020 democratic national convention, convention that will be virtual, just like our event here. the coronavirus pandemic has taken a toll on a

you had not only the family plaintiff blake, but you saw the congresswoman gwen moore and heard from the lieutenant governor, a massive demonstration and a largely peaceful demonstration that made its way through the streets of kenosha. one thing that we learned overnight is that the white house announced that president trump will make a visit to kenosha here on tuesday meeting with members of law enforcement and affected business leaders. no word on whether or not he will meet with the family of mr. blake. we know his comments about the shooting have been fairly limit and said it was not a sight he wanted to see but no word on whether he'll meet with the family of mr. blake. "the new york times" is reporting this morning that vice president biden is expected to come to kenosha on monday. that is not been confirmed by nbc news yet. but you're starting to see the scene and of course this is a political season. we are heading into the general election. you're now seeing both candidates at least signaling that they'll be making their way here on the ground. >> there is increasing calls

i go back to 19 gwen when he first ran for president. only 3.5 months. it did not go well. stop there. he ran for president again. here he is. it's quite a story. 47 years in politics. >> yes. absolutely. he was 44 years old when he first declared for president of the united states. now he is 77. the oldest nominee of either party for president. you are right. this has been an extraordinary story of near death experiences and recovery in south carolina. remember why? he had the endorsement of jim cri bourn and the endorsement of african-american women. he was saved by the african-american vote. the black vote in south carolina. that's why he picked somebody who was a critic of his in the primary are you represented the young generation of rising black memories in america. >> thanks for letting us sit here. can we send you a hot dog or something? >> popcorn. >> i think it's a pretty festive atmosphere. i give them credit for effort tonight. we watched this here. i was told by folks working the scene, it's mostly people who are joe biden's donors and on their list. they went

gwen baumgardner, cbs news, london. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. >>> we begineth spends many of her private weekends. it's also home to a stunning display of flowers and trees. starting this weekend and lasting for the next few weeks, the public will be allowed to get a rare look at the castle gardens and what makes them so special. windsor castle, one of queen elizabeth's official residences. ♪ home to ceremonies full of pageantry and tradition. [ applause ] including the 2018 wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. it's also known for its stunning gardens, including one that's been closed to the public for decades until today. for the first time in 40 years, the queen is allowing commoners the chance to explore her beloved gardens in her back yard. >> various generations of the royal family have looked i ther road, it's not overlooked. so it gives a nice sense of privacy and a bit of a retreat, as well. i nice, quiet spot. >> reporter: the formal plantings include clipped domes of yew trees, immaculate lawns, and over 3,500 rose bushes plant t ed around a

gwen, how are you doing? >> oh, i am doing pretty well. as well as can be expected.ords of george floyd, i can't breathe, are not new to you, and they are on your mind every single day. six years ago when your son died. we cannot keep letting this happen. what is the next thing we need to do? >> first of all, i know when my son was murdered, there was a big uprising. but then it settled down. we can't let things settle down. we have to go to the politicians and we have to hold their feet to the fire, because otherwise the big uprising is not going to mean a lot. so i am just asking that if you become the president, that you make sure that we get national laws as well as state and local laws, especially when it comes to police brutality, because that has been an age-old problem. vp biden: well, i may be kidding myself, but i think the people are ready. i think people are ready. we just have to keep pushing. we cannot let up. thank you for what you're doing. i really appreciate it, and thank you for joining me. bye-bye. >> ♪ come on rise up ♪ >> racism, structurally, i

. >> so, i was talking to representative gwen moore about the policing legislation on a federal level. obviously the voting legislation, that makes a lot of sense because it has to be there but as a guy who has dealt with police violence situations for much of your career, how much does federal policing legislation do versus the changes that you have discussed, the cultural changes, the uniformity of change that needs to occur on a local level across this country? >> it does not change everything, but it is a starting point. the reason you want federal legislation is as we deal with these cases here at national action network and lawyers around the country that we work with, unless you have federal statutes, you don't even have an argument in court, and that is the problem. and if you go state by state -- we recently searched george floyd, was able to see in new york the eric garner law passed which made chokeholds illegal in the state of new york but if you go over the george washington bridge to new jersey, it's not illegal there so you need federal law to establish the legal preced

. >> gwen lee is a history commentator for social science schools. >> we're going to focus on anti-racist pedagogy within thee social history science framework. the ideas they can bring forward to their students but also considering trauma informed practices, culturally relevant teaching. kids have had a sense -- they understand what's happening. >> reporter: at the high school level many students are on the front lines of the movement. sir francis drake high school is in the process of a name change and the statue of the british explorer and slave owner is gne. >> we have an opportunity to look at some of those historical figures through a critical lens and really help students understand what that means and what we have missed. >> reporter: it doesn't stop at historical figures for superintendent dr. terra dr. kimberley armstrong is the new assistant superintendent of educational services and the first black woman to have the job. >> being able to unpack systems that has contributed to gaps that are seen across education is of course our ultimate focus. >> reporter: among other prioriti

officials in gwen net county plan to bring students back to the class by the end of the month.nn's natasha chan is with us. plan to bring back students is not sitting well with some of the teachers, though. >> reporter: yeah. in fact, the teacher protests happened just a couple weeks after parent protests. so, the school district has really tried to listen to all parties here. but as you just said in new york they're watching cases spike if it goes to 3% positivity rate or above in new york, they're going to revert to all virtual learning. well, meanwhile here in georgia the positivity rate is well over that number. but here is what the school district the metro atlanta area are considering -- [ horns honking ] >> reporter: teachers are sounding the alarm over georgia's largest school districts new plan to phase in face-to-face instruction later in august after starting with all virtual classes next week. >> it seems like standardized test scores matter a whole lot to this county, but covid test scores don't seem to matter enough. >> reporter: teachers honked from inside their