gwynn is a really strong woman. his lieutenant governor is strong abandoned addiction he has worked with me well. if he thinks he did something wrong, he will call you and say it. he is blunt and to the point. secondly, you see how kind he is. he is someone that genuinely cares about people. when i found out i had breast cancer and announced it, he was one of the first people to call me. that is why he is able to bring independents, moderate republicans and democrats into this strong coalition. and then you just see a different guy standing up there as a candidate. it shows kamala harris' strength that she says this is a good guy. and a strong guy. the fact that he is the winner of the sharp shooter contest in congress, great. the fact he stood in a deer stand in minnesota in 10-degree winters for hours, great. the fact he stood up for gun safety and he has stood up for lunches and breakfasts for school, that is great. you see someone who gets the mission. the fact he was so fluid and ad libbed. didn't act nervous.

. >> reporter: shawna hartley and roxana gwynn.. >> i'm a registered republican. >> i'm a lifelong democrat63 years old. >> and i'm roxane. i am 71 years old. >> reporter: and after their one small step conversation, prove isay's point. >> shawna and i are one small step partners. >> reporter: they didn't spend time on policy differences. they focused instead on their shared love of faith, family, and plant-based diets. so the way our culture sees it, you two probably can't sit at the same table for 30 seconds, much less an hour. >> or we could. >> or we could. [laughter] >> and we did. >> and we are. >> and we shall. >> reporter: to frame the job that one small step has cut out for itself, consider this. in 2016, 47% of republicans considered democrats immoral. not close-minded, not dishonest -- immoral. and by 2022, that number was 72%. for democrats, 35% considered republicans immoral. by 2022, it was 63%. which is why he's brought one small step to this city of 200,000 on the banks of the chattahoochee river in western georgia. a crucial battleground state. >> we are gearing up for the

gwynne for having the historical facts.i'm a history major -- a history major and a vietnam veteran. we were talking about the turmoil in the courts we know of a kennedy and martin luther king jr. were killed in malcolm x in any waynd of war or you doing about that time since you were about the same age? >> i'm about to turn 72. i was in college. the 1960 presidential campaign certainly lends itself to the increase in paranoia and anguish in america. i was a student in texas. i was following lyndon johnson around in his library and i felt guilty because i developed an admiration for eugene mccarthy who in essence had forced johnson not of office. think if i told lbj that i wouldn't have been allowed to follow along on any of his library tours like you i think i was interested that oliver wendell holmes said you need to share in the compassion of your time and i think a lot of us di that. again people like you are people i write my bookstore and i thank you very much for being interested in. >> dorian st. louis, good afterno

. >> reporter: shawna hartley and roxana gwynn. >> republican peer. >> democrat. >> reporter: both fit old. >> and ims between he for, i am 71 years old. >> reporter: prove isay's point. >> sean and i are one small step partners. >> reporter: they didn't spend time on policy differences. they focus on shared love of faith, family, and plant-based diets. so the way our culture sees it, you two probably can't sit at the same table for 30 seconds, much less an hour. >> or we could. >> or we could. [laughter] >> and we did. >> and we are. >> and we shall. >> reporter: to frame the job that one small step has cut out for itself, consider this. in 2016, 47% of republicans considered democrats immoral. not close-minded, not dishonest -- immoral. and by 2022, that number was 72%. for democrats, 35% considered republicans immoral. by 2022, it was 63%. which is why he's brought one small step to the city of 200,000 on the banks of the chattahoochee river in western georgia. a crucial battleground state. >> we are gearing up for the moment after the election, which is going to be one of the most

. >> reporter: shawna hartley and roxanne gwynn. >> i'm a registered republican. >> i'm a lifelong democratm 63 years old. >> and i am roxanne. i am 71 years old. >> reporter: and after their one small step conversation proof isay's point. >> shawna and i are one small step partners. >> reporter: they didn't spend time on policy differences. they focused instead on their shared love of faith, family, and plant-based diets. >> so the way our culture sees it, you two probably can't sit at the same table for 30 seconds, much less an hour. >> or we could. >> or we could. and we did. >> and we are. >> and we shall. >> reporter: to frame the job that one small step has cut out for itself, consider this. in 2016, 47% of republicans considered democrats immoral. not closed-minded, not dishonest, immoral. and by 2022 that number was 72%. for democrats 35% considered republicans immoral. by 2022 it was 63%. which is why he's brought one small step to this city of 200,000 on the banks of the chattahoochee river in western georgia. a crucial battleground state. >> we are gearing up for the moment after

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he remains in hospital in a critical condition after bryony gwynne and her children density, who was, five, and aubrey birtle, who was 22 months old, were killed. the children's father, jonathan, has released a statement which reads i am absolutely distraught at the sudden loss of my fiancee bryony , sudden loss of my fiancee bryony, and our three beautiful children . and our three beautiful children. the bbc presenter jermaine jenas, says he's not happy about having been sacked by the bbc, and that there are two sides to every story. the former footballer was sacked from presenting the one show and match of the day after alleged complaints about his behaviour, which was subject to an internal investigation by the corporation. a bbc spokesperson says we can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line—up. meanwhile, his agency mick saatchi, no longer represents him. jenas is understood to be speaking to lawyers about the issue . two lawyers about the issue. two people have been injured after a stabbing at the chessington world of adventures theme park, near london, with o

ursula gwynne has this beautiful short story linguists of the future learning to decipher language ofike she. it's this near-future scenario where we already know how to read the poetry of ants and, like the quick choreography based language of seals. and that's all like and it's the an entry into a scientific journal where the president of the society is like we're all going to sound really stupid 50 years from now and they're deciphering eggplant and like trying to like climb a mountain to decipher the, like verses of mosses and things like that. and she touched on something there that obviously we're not there's nothing no poetry yet that we can find that plants are writing. we are now technology can sense gases that are so specific and every time that technology gets better gas sensing technology we find new levels of specificity with which plants are communicating through volatile compounds. so we are creeping into scientific science, sci fi territory and. it's very exciting and. if anyone has recommendations for plant sci fi, please me know. yeah, me too. the i already made a no

ursula gwynne has this beautiful short story linguists of the future learning to decipher language ofike she. it's this near-future scenario where we already know how to read the poetry of ants and, like the quick choreography based language of seals. and that's all like and it's the an entry into a scientific journal where the president of the society is like we're all going to sound really stupid 50 years from now and they're deciphering eggplant and like trying to like climb a mountain to decipher the, like verses of mosses and things like that. and she touched on something there that obviously we're not there's nothing no poetry yet that we can find that plants are writing. we are now technology can sense gases that are so specific and every time that technology gets better gas sensing technology we find new levels of specificity with which plants are communicating through volatile compounds. so we are creeping into scientific science, sci fi territory and. it's very exciting and. if anyone has recommendations for plant sci fi, please me know. yeah, me too. the i already made a no

andrew gwynne i'm concerned that due process doesn't always mean you're absolutely right. >> and go backo what i said beforehand. trust comes in on foot and leaves on horseback. we need to look at this also. the media has a responsibility because some of the headlines don't tell the full story. so the thing about shouting at a police dog, i looked at this case and actually it wasn't just shouting a police dog. there was incitement and there were basically abuse of other people at the scene and so on and so forth. it's rather like saying the person was wearing trainers. we arrested them. they got they got 20 months for that. it wasn't. it was shouting the police dog. they were also intimidating, incitement and so on and so forth. but they need to unpack that. >> the shouting at a police dog, you know, brought up in court, if that's because, is cited as a reason, you're absolutely right. >> but it's the media focused on that. and this is my point on the report, is that the media, in the media, we have a responsibility not to inflame the situation. there were all sorts of incidents which ca

he remains in hospital in a critical condition after bryony gwynne and her children dynasty, who was nine, oscar, who was five, and aubrey birtle, who was five, and aubrey birtle, who was five, and aubrey birtle, who was just 22 months old, were killed. the children's father, jonathan, has released a statement which reads i am absolutely distraught at the sudden loss of my fiance bryony and our beautiful three children. the bbc presenter jermaine jenas, says he's not happy about being sacked from the bbc and that there are two sides to every story. the former footballer was sacked from presenting the one show and match of the day after an alleged complaints about his behaviour, which was subject to an internal investigation by the corporation. a bbc spokesperson says we can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line—up. meanwhile, his agency mick saatchi, no longer represents him. jenas is understood to be speaking to lawyers about the issue . two lawyers about the issue. two people have been injured after a stabbing at the chessington world of adventures theme park, ne

host: sharon in gwynn oak, maryland. good morning. caller: how are you doing this morning?ost: good. caller: i looked at the democratic convention last night . it was better than what donald trump was saying, so that gave me some confidence. but i am an african-american woman and i keep my faith in god , because he is the only one that can protect us. right now people straight away from -- strayed away from god. if you don't want god to do anything with your lives, don't say anything, because it's not going to go right. i can give a testimony right now on this airways. when me and my husband bought our house and stuff like that, year later we found out we had a hole in our roof. my husband had to make a loan to get the roof fixed. it wasn't cheap. we had to get it fixed. so, the company, my husband filed for the loan, it was taking too long. guess what? my husband hit the number enough to get the roof fixed. i say to my children, i have seven children, and i make sure they do the right thing. i don't care what they say. they are up in age. 50 and 40 years old. they listen t

with us eugene robinson and eddie gwynn. first tv interview as the democratic nominee for president. gabe gutierrez has details. >> reporter: overnight, in her first extensive interview since president biden dropped out of the race, vice president kamala harris defending some of her shifting policy positions since she last ran for the white house in 2019. >> i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy prospective and decisions is my values have not changed. >> reporter: when asked whether the border should be decriminalized. >> do you believe that? >> i believe we have laws which need to be followed and enforced that address and deal with people who cross our border illegally. >> reporter: she was also asked about banning fracking. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> as president, i will not ban fracking. >> reporter: harris is touting proposals to extend the child tax credit and give $25,000 in down payment assistance to first-time home buyers. why didn't she take those steps