. >>> tom hanks revealing something we never knew about "forrest gump." the scenes that almost didn't make the movie. >>> and some call it the robot of nightmares. the 60-foot giant now on the move. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm deirdre bolton. mona is off. we begin with the outrage and unrest after a grand jury in kentucky decided not to charge any officers for the killing of breonna taylor, a young woman shot during a drug raid in her apartment in march. >> during protests in louisville, police say two officers were shot. the grand jury's decision also sparking protests across this country. police in atlanta fired tear gas to break up the crowd of protesters at the state capitol, but this morning, the focus is on louisville. >> reporter: overnight, more anger in the streets across america after a grand jury's decision in the breonna taylor case. >> attention, all units. i need all units that are available to go to brook and broadway. we have an officer down. >> reporter: two officers were shot i

hank did. did he act -- hankison dilled. and did he act without regard to human life and what sentence is going to be imposed. >> harris: i want to make sure we get this right. we depended on those words. "murder" was not correct. three counts of wanton endangerment which we have been reporting in the first degree. penalty is 1 to 5 years and class "d" felony. person guilty of wanton endangerment in the first degree when under the circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life which is what you were explaining to us earlier. he wantonly engages in the conduct to create substantial danger of death or serious physical injury to another person. via the zoom as you say we are getting the information. we want to whittle it down to facts we know. class "d" felony, three counts of wanton endangerment. i want to bring in join us grak brewer the former nfl player and the national spokesperson for the national association of the police athletic league. it's great to see you. th

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let's get started and we are beginning with tom hanks.ts, camera, action. hanks has returned to australia to finish shooting an upcoming elvis presley biopic, which will resume filming later this month. director baz luhrmann said, we are back to, as elvis liked to say, taking care of business. it is unprecedented in this global moment that tom hanks has been able to return to australia to join austin butler and all of our extraordinary cast and crew to commence production on "elvis." >>> up next, another setback for the highly anticipated movie ""wonder woman" 1984. now it won't be out until christmas day. this is the third time the release date has been pushed back due to the pandemic. but don't worry. you'll still get to see gal godot in all her "wonder woman" glory on the big screen. the movie will be released in theaters. hopefully theaters are back up and running in full swing by then. >>> and finally, some great news for fans of the hit tv series, "doogie how sser," but it's getting a twist. the original series starred neil patrick

host: hank in new jersey. pauline out of the bronx. good morning, you're next. caller: good morning. hi. i'm calling to the biden-harris ticket. trump has brought so much division to our country. and i feel as if if we can't unite as a country how can we move forward? the coronavirus has stricken so many jobs, so many people lives, and there is no answer. he lied to us in the beginning. he continue to lie to us now. then to say we have no way of trying to solve this issue? some bringing division. bringing energy and we shall overcome all these issues. there is so many climate change we keep in mind. unrest. and this is not an easy situation. host: this is jennifer out of indiana on that line for those who support president trump. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say all i hear from democrats is how trump has divided our country. and trump is supporting and letting these people burn down our city. it's under his watch. you know the sad thing is, there's so many lives. i have done research, i have looked it up. the record speaks for itself. pre

winston groom's novel "forrest gump" was the basis for the 1994 movie starring tom hanks.om was 77. he was called one of the most gifted writers by the governor. >>> we turn now to the arrest of netflix star jerry harris on child pornography charges. the allegations against the celebrity cheerleader are putting a spotlight on the sport and the safety of children. here's abc's andrea fujii. he reporter: this morning, charges amid a growing scandal. >> get it. let's go get it, y'all. >> reporter: harris, a fan favorite from the netflix series, was arrested thursday accused of contacting a 13-year-old boy on social media allegedly enticing him to send explicit videos. the arrest coming days after twin teenage boys filed a lawsuit alleging harris sent them inappropriate photos of himself and asked for sexual favors. the complaint claims that after the fbi raided harris' home thursday morning, harris admitted to sending and asking for important graphic photos and videos from one of the teens. if convicted, harris could face up to 30 years in prison. this morning, netflix saying

host: hank johnson is the democrat? caller: if i have anyway of getting him out of his seat. host: what do you think happens in both senate races, the special election in the senate, as well as the regular election taking place? both of your senators are coming up on the ballot this fall. what happens to those seats? caller: i like doug but i was not happy with what he did, opening up a congressional seat to take the senate seat away from kelly. the other seat, i think he needs to stay where he is at. perdue has done a pretty good job in my book. out,ch politics in and democrats, republicans, independents. i don't like the socialism. i don't enough republicans are standing behind him in congress or the senate. host: armand out of georgia this morningg. chuck schumer speaking yesterday to reporters about some of the main themes in the 2020 election, tying the president to house and senate republicans and their responses on capitol hill. [video] >> what the president is doing about climate and fires in the west is reminiscent of what he did on covid. ignore it. downplay it. den

the director and hanks decided to pay for it out of their own pockets. of the profits in return. you could see really good investment. this movie earned $677 million worldwide. according to one estimate, that gives tom hanks around $65 million, along with, oh, by the way, an academy award for best actor because life is like a box of chocolates. tom and bob paid, but whatever it is, it's not $65 million. i like the attitude of i'm going to bet on me, so i will pay for this. i like that. >> wow. that's a great investment. >> yeah. hard to imagine that movie, right, without that scene. >> impossible. >> you liked the movie very much. and tom hanks, too. >>> leading anti-racism scholar, that's ibram x-kendi, is calling for justice after a grand jury cleared police officers of any charges for the killing of breonna taylor. former detective bret hankinson was indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment for shooting into an occupied home next door. taylor, an emergency medical worker, was shot and killed by police, as you know, during a botched drug raid in

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and your top five choices for next celebrity president are: morgan freeman, denzel washington, tom hanksson. that's right, america is so freaked out, that the only white celebrity people will even consider from now on is tom hanks. which i get. the guy was able to make friends with a volleyball smeared with blood, so he should be able to work with mitch mcconnell right? surprisingly, the woman who did best in our poll was judge judy. and i agree that she'd make a great president. she'd resolve any conflict so quick. ( as judge judy ) "syria, do you have the insurance bill? okay, let me see. shut up, turkey. shut up! i am not talking to you!" anyway, you can check out all the results and learn how we conducted the poll at yougov.com/thedailyshow. but for real, don't elect a celebrity again. we'll see you here all next week for the republican national convention! but first, here it is, your moment of zen. >> so nobody cares. i want to get that mosquito out of here. they'll say it's cruelty to animals. i don't-- no, it's true. they-- they have-- they were saying the other night, the shark.

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this game has officially been po postponed. >> actor tom hanks and his wife say they have the virus.orldwide pandemic is declared and president trump announces sharp limits on travel from europe. >> today, we'll prevent the spread of the virus tomorrow. >> march 11th was a trifecta of very bad news. >> up until that point, the threat of coronavirus affecting people's lives and/or livelihoods seemed maybe relatively remote. it was something that was happening in distant lands to foreign people, not here in the united states, at least not that we were aware of. >> reporter: as casualties mounted, some hospitals were overwhelmed. too many patients, not enough supplies. >> we are being told to reuse our masks. that is an official policy now that we are being told to use one mask for five days. >> reporter: food lines formed as panic buying emptied some shelves. more than 20 million jobs disappeared. only about half have come back. even, as the president has pushed the country to reopen. >> will some people be affected? yes. will some people be affected badly? yes. but we have to get our

a former doj official, francie hanks joins us now. been talking about this stuff for three years at this point. why now? why are we just voting on these subpoenas now? >> yeah, todd, you know, it's great to be with you and it's really frustrating to be with you on this topic because this has been going on now for years. i don't understand what the senate -- you've got these senators, you've got lindsey graham, talking about subpoenas and the russia investigation. and listen, i believe that it is the biggest political legal scandal in our country's history. there's no doubt that there was a massive amount of corruption. we've had an fbi lawyer already plead guilty to making false statements, getting a fisa warrant on an american citizen in a political campaign. but what has taken so long is my question. once the ig report and the mueller report were out, why weren't subpoenas being issued then? why is it now? the problem with this i think, todd, is that it makes it look political because we've got a presidential campaign and it shouldn

hank, it's good to see you this morning. thanks so much. of course, we'll be watching and we'll be joining you soon. markets improving a bit, up 4 o0 points on the dow futures. tesla, take a look at the stock, plunging better than 11% ahead of the open this morning, it is down 10 and a third percent. the automaker will not be included in the s&p 500. tesla shares are still up 400% so far this year. we are just getting started this morning. quick break. when we come back, next up on "mornings with maria," retired general jack keane is here weighing in on president trump's promise to scale back u.s. economic ties with china. we will get into it. next hour i'll be speaking with white house chief of staff mark meadows, discussing the future of the latest stimulus package. you'll want to hear what meadows has to say about all of that. in the 8:00 a.m. hour we have mohammed el-erian on markets. don't miss a minute of it, live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ it's such a good vibration. ♪ our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. y

. >> reporter: and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautifulomen. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> reporter: bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> reporter: wow. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> reporter: this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three years. i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> reporter: about that and only that, she and the other woman agreed. you don't like the word "mistress" do you? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: this is bonn

, i could live that life former vice president, joe biden held a virtual fundraiser today with tom hanksth virtual tom hanks. [ shudder rapper cardi b interviewed former vice president joe biden yesterday and discussed health care, free education and tax breaks overall, an unexpectedly dry-ass conversation my favorite joke of the day, maybe the week it's only tuesday, but thank you, ally hord new york governor andrew cuomo said yesterday that gyms can reopen next week at one third capacity but let's face it, even if they cut capacity to one tenth, there could still be a naked guy blocking your locker a man in chicago was arrested last week, after he allegedly tried to break into an atm while live streaming the crime on his phone. even dumber, he kept calling it an atm machine yes, like one of the automated atm machines a man in china was recently knocked unconscious after a cat fell from a balcony onto his head said the cat, "that's right, i fell." a pair - [ laughter ] that was my sly cat. a pair of sneakers worn by michael jordan broke a record last week when they were sold for $615,00

you never know what you're going to get the 1994 movie forrest gump 16 oscars with tom hanks and the title role as a slow thinking optimist or becomes a star athlete. well that's it for this edition of arts and culture i'll leave you now with some jimi hendrix on this 50th anniversary of his death the music world is remembering his short but brilliant career thanks for watching. can inspire change. people make a school go out for a fantastic night. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another work together for a better future. many thanks to you all for tuning in africa. in 30 minutes on deep. w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the. new coke is in germany to learn german and why not with him it's simple online on your mobile and free to subsequent d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. the brain is over and the news is changing often and the most of the summer break undisputed history. is history and life away sat. just such a problem anything but normal. this late start to temper any

there will be a hearing later on today that will be chaired by hank johnson of the courts subcommittee that will explore, i believe, court capture and address some of the issues and challenges that have presented themselves as a result of some of the extreme appointments that the president has made. but i don't think we're contemplating anything other than to say as leader schumer indicated standing in front of madison high school where he's an alum an justice ginsburg was an alum, that all options are on the table. reporter: you said in the next day or two for the c.r. does that mean it won't be today? mr. jeffries: that's a decision that's still, i think, being worked out by the speaker, steny hoyer, and chairwoman nita lowey. reporter: another member of your tested positive for coronavirus and was on the floor on thursday. she called out the lack of national testing plan. called out lack of testing for members. is this a renewed conversation? something your caucus needs to revisit for safety of those at the capitol? mr. jeffries: our thoughts and prayers are certainly with congressw

there will be a hearing later on today that will be chaired by hank johnson of the courts subcommittee, this will explore court capture and address some of the issues and the challenges that have presented themselves as a result of some of the extreme appointments they president has made. i don't think we are contemplating anything other than to say, as leader schumer indicated, him where he is with an alum, that all options are on the. table you said in the next day or two. does that mean it won't be today? >> well that's a decision i think that is still being worked out. by the speaker steny hoyer and chairwoman. >> chairman another member of your caucus has tested positive for coronavirus, she called out lack of testing planned, she called out lack of testing for members. is this a renewed conversation, is this something that your caucus never needs to revisit? >> our thoughts and prayers are certain to italy with congresswoman hayes. hopefully she speeding towards a full recovery. the president, coronavirus pandemic response has been an unmitigated disaster, and it has either conse

you never know what you're going to get the 1994 movie forrest gump 16 oscars with tom hanks and the title role as a slow thinking optimist or becomes a star athlete. well that's it for this edition of arts and culture all leave you now with some jimi hendrix on this 50th anniversary of his death the music world is remembering his short but brilliant career thanks for watching. to the point the strong opinions clear position in the international perspective some. things are getting increasingly strange between the e.u. bring china of the 2 sides have been hoping to sign a landmark investment deal in reality though that hardly on speaking to us to find out until the point shortly. to the point. of 30 minutes on. w. 6 to go beyond the obvious. marine live. as we take on the world. we're all about the stories that matter to your country. what ever is. running up the time. w. made for mines. what's going on here. the house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift explains delivers facts and shows what the future holds oh shit livin

hank you, great job, so big 10 is back and it will have hopefully a great season. in thesus recently found second quarter of 2020, hispanic americans home ownership reached all-time high. that's all time in the history of our country. census reported that median income for americans ncreased by an unprecedented $4,400 last year to a record of $68,700. in 2019, income inequality fell for the second straight year. the income gap widened under the administration and widened quite substantially narrowed under my administration. income grew more. ast year alone, than over the entire eight years of obama-biden. -- that's a big statement but that's the way it is. were 2 million americans lifted out of poverty. that's the largest poverty reduction under any president in history. 4.2 million americans were lifted out of poverty. poverty nic american rate reached the lowest level ever. in the history of our country. hispanic american poverty rate, lowest level ever. created the greatest and fairest economy in the history. the biggest gains went to lower ncome americans, as t

hank jr. always asks, "are you ready for some football?"sports i'm ready for some badminton. the nfl is doing things differently this year. like all of us. for safety players will be quarantined for 14 days every time they come in close contact with another player. so the season is going to last 17 years. some teams are made for this like the detroit lions. their defense hasn't come within six feet of another player since 1998. i can say that because i'm a cleveland browns fan. and as a browns fan, detroit lions jokes are all we've got. god bless 'em. hey, speaking of sports are you familiar with the "beersketball challenge?" it started when i put out a song called "no i in beer" and some creative folks on tiktok took the ball and bounced it. ♪ cause we're all in this together ♪ ♪ to me, it's all clear ♪ drinkin' ought to be a team effort ♪ ♪ there is no i in beer ♪ >> it's a little trickier than it looks. but i happen to have a sidekick tonight who knows his way around a can of beer. how you doing, guillermo? >> guillermo: how you doin', m

>>it was found on island are hank aaron story. a condition called. >>it's heart rate and circulation decreases leaving it so lethargic it can even swim. >>it's not unusual for marine animal to travel so far we with a lot of a release that have come from oregon northern california. this is our first all really that's come from canada. >>since he was found stranded near the town of support out bernie he was named bernie strand ers bernie was taken to the vancouver aquarium for rehab. return to southern california last winter with a covid happened and the border close. >>finally about a week ago. bernie was able to be driven across to seattle. >>that's for you picked up by a volunteer pilot with an organization called for a little while too. >>is loaded up and into the sky. >>their animal care specialist from seaworld took over to prepare burning for the last leg of his journey. >>including prepping him for a gps tracker to monitor his recovery. >>about 7 miles off point loma at long last bernie strand ers was stranded. no more. >>he was returned home.

and you know mercer mentioned all those out i was there and tom hanks was cabin which is burned to the ground other groups of joni mitchell and crosby stills and nash and all of the stuff everybody and rock and i had the idea of the concept album that is since people were now listening to the album it was a technological advancement we were at the gilded age of analog recording and that album form provided that continuity. that people say so song and it became a discipline and our pro forma everything had to be just so for example new thought had to think about the 1st cut you had to think about the last card you had to think about the amount of time thinking about the amount of time it would take to turn it over and get to the b. side what the 1st cut would be the how what and then do you want to build or or of operate your most recent album spangled it's also a concept you decided to put famous pan-american songs together with a reason and what has kept you on this track in my case is with people around gaby modano one of the people around found parkes is grammy winner gaby marino a

he's best remembered for the movie starring tom hanks that won six oscars.s 77. >>> batman is back in action. production for the movie "the batman" has resumed in the uk after being shut down earlier this month when its star, robert pattinson, reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus. the positive test result came just three days after the movie resumed shooting. it had been on hiatus for almost six months due to the pandemic. it's set to open in october of next year. >>> the british world war ii veteran who helped raise more than $40 million for the country's national health service is back in the news again. captain sir tom moore released his autobiography and launched a new charitable foundation. moore received donations from 163 countries when he celebrated his 100th birthday in april by walking 100 laps around his garden. he was knighted by queen elizabeth. moore has been approached by several movie studios about his life story and has one person in mind to play him. >> only person i can think of is david beckham because he's such a charming perso

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first women hank by the federal government in history as well. yet the country backed away from a more extensive bloodletting. wondering if the confederates got off scot-free. they did not. they did receive some punishment and a good portion of the remedy came in a place where they might not actually suspect. before i go further, i want to try to put you back in the place of these men and women who had lost passes, children, parents, friends. pretend you are one of those northerners that were mad about the situation. i guess i want to ask you, what would you want to do to the rebels? what choices do you have for punishing? fortunately, we don't have to guess because there are lots of letters to andrew johnson in the pardon papers in the national archives. while many people were saying don't hang, there were people who were actually saying quite the reverse. obviously, execution is something you could ask for right? that is pretty obvious. but how would you do it? hanging with the method of choice. but a simple hanging might not be enough right? w

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congressman hank johnson stressed it also makes it easier to convict officers in both criminal and civil cases will go a long way towards. >>creating a climate of accountability the bill also incentivizes the use of body and dashboard cameras and improves reporting requirements for police misconduct america is worth fighting for minority whip steve scalise and his republican colleagues rolled out their plan tuesday to retake the house this fall. they didn't mention the democrats bill that passed widely down party lines but did focus on helping law enforcement the wearer on police must and congressman pete stauber a law enforcement officer for 23 years said republicans will increase funding for police by nearly 2 billion dollars for better training. half a million body cameras and community policing reforms you don't police your community. you police with your community, but right now partisan politics still stand in the way of passing any police legislation in washington, i'm jessi turnure. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news guns, drugs and violence now more than 2 dozen arrest

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congressman hank johnson stressed it also makes it easier to convict officers in both criminal and civil cases will go a long way towards. >>creating a climate of accountability the bill also incentivizes the use of body and dashboard cameras and improves reporting requirements for police misconduct america is worth fighting for minority whip steve scalise and his republican colleagues rolled out their plan tuesday to retake the house this fall. they didn't mention the democrats bill that passed widely down party lines but did focus on helping law enforcement the wearer on police must and congressman pete stauber a law enforcement officer for 23 years said republicans will increase funding for police by nearly 2 billion dollars for better training. half a million body cameras and community policing reforms you don't police your community. you police with your community, but right now partisan politics still stand in the way of passing any police legislation in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>okay time for another look at the forecast we're looking live overlooking what is that overlooki

we will make america great again , again. .hank you all very much god bless pennsylvania and god blessmerica. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> our campaign 2020 coverage continues with candidates campaigning anticipating. -- and debating. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. this morning, washington post economics correspondent will join us to discuss the august jobless numbers and race to better health cofounder dr. connor will talk about racial disparities in overall health and available health care, and the american enterprise institute will talk about a new report on how working americans feel about employment and their financial standing during covid-19. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning and be sure to watch washington journal monday morning as we feature a campaign 2020 on six battleground states. go first. >>

hank you to the trump administration for continuing to be committed to improving the nation.ucture of our mr. speaker, i rise today to amazing hoosier agricultural community. farmers across our nation work each day, ensuring our friends, family, and neighbors table. food on the this devoted community has recently been put to the test and they have stood up to the challenges to keep america fed. of cently had the privilege holding a farmers roundtable in my sdribl to -- district to hear directly from this community how i can better represent them in congress. s indiana's sixth district representative, i will always support hoosier farmers, and our and ethanol communities. mr. speaker, i rise today to to congress to get back substantive work in our nation's capital. the definition of congress is, i quote, a national legislative body, especially united states, that meets at the capitol in washington, d.c. last week, i was the only one to physically attend a transportation committee hearing n rail workers affected by covid-19. i believe the proper way for congress to represent our in-pers

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>>it was found on island hank aaron story. a condition called it starts. >>it's heart rate and circulation decreases leaving it so lethargic it can even swim. >>it's not unusual for marine animal to travel so far we with a lot of a release that have come from oregon northern california. this is our first all really that's come from canada. >>since he was found stranded near the town of support out bernie he was named bernie strand ers bernie was taken to the vancouver aquarium for rehab. return to southern california last winter with in covid happened and the border close. >>finally about a week ago. bernie was able to be driven across to seattle. >>that's for you picked up by volunteer pilots with an organization called for a little while too. >>is loaded up and into the sky. >>their animal care specialist from seaworld took over to prepare burning for the last leg of his journey. >>including prepping him for a gps tracker to monitor his recovery. >>about 7 miles off point loma at long last bernie strand ers was stranded. no more. >>he was returned home.

british hospitals with coronavirus is doubling every 8 days that's according to health secretary matt hank but he won't say if the government would consider another nation wide lockdown heavy rain and further flooding is for cost in parts of sudan in the coming week it will worsen the situation for residents of the cop was a hard to him but a 3rd of sudan's flood victims live in sin our state's tropical storm sally's moving to the eastern united states after causing widespread flooding on the gulf coast to rancho rain has fallen in virginia in the carolinas with renee those threatened boats are being used to rescue people cut off by floodwaters in alabama and the florida panhandle you have to date so the headlines the bottom line is coming up next on al-jazeera. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question are evangelicals giving president trump the votes he needs to win a 2nd term let's get to the bottom line. about a 3rd of americans identify themselves as born again or as evangelical christians and among that group almost all of them voted for donald trump in 2016 and the vast majority sa

led by a native of senegal, i hank them for their service. mr. speaker, it is my honor to to recognize the accomplishments of stanley marketplace, in aurora, colorado. located in northwest aurora on the central park neighbor, it is a community of business answer people who believe in doing things differently. sustainably, creatively and more than the bottom line in mind. it is 22 acres, once the site of the stanley aviation facktry. it is now a community gathering place home to 50 independently owned colorado businesses. today the same innovative spirit that once filled the ilding has been harnessed to offer community market urban place. the property includes a 30,000 square foot sustainable greenhouse, urban farm. under construction is an inclusive playground where children of all abilities can play. during the pandemic, the stanley marketplace team has gone above and beyond to support its community of small business owners. helping them weather continued challenges of covid-19. stanley marketplace is guided y a document they call the stanifesto

we will make america great again , again. .hank you all very much god bless pennsylvania and god blessmerica. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> the contenders, about the men who ran for the presidency and loss but changed political history. tonight, the governor of illinois and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. the contenders, this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> on wednesday, democratic representatives join the national constitution center for a discussion on freedom of the press. 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> sunday night on q&a, the pakistan bureau chief talks about her experiences covering the region. >> sometimes people will say things that are very critical of the united states or of the west. that is more common than somebody saying something offensive about a woman are causing problems. people tend to be, generally speaking, i am speaking very broadly, more helpful to a woman into a man. they can try to take advantage of you in various ways. but generally, my experience has been that if they are not going to

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hank you and i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. thank the i gentleman. i thank the speaker. going to make some comments, but i want to just briefly emark about the gentleman from pennsylvania's remarks about the p.p.p. was, of course, a ipartisan program that was negotiated between mr. cardin, mr. rubio, and nydia velazquez, chair of the small business committee here, played a role.icant we passed the heroes act. from four months-plus passing the heroes act, and the senate has taken no action. one could say, well, the senate hasn't taken action get the votesan't of the democrats for a bill we woefully inadequate. i didn't hear the gentleman talking about those people who food lines or the payment who need that f $1,200 and dollars for children. i didn't hear him saying anything about the testing thisilities so we can stop virus. criticize him from mentioning the chabot bill. tell my -- i will friends on the republican side, i'm hopeful they'll get

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