there is great history in the college and professional level. >> go, heels!you are standing in the carolina basketball museum, which is in the building immediately adjacent to where the carolina men's basketball team plays its home games. the purpose is to tell the story of carolina basketball. dean smith, our legendary hall of fame basketball coach for 36 years. he had donated his entire collection of basketball memorabilia to the university. which is quite expensive to the university. this basketball museum is sort of the one place that houses that history. we decided we wanted to start off with how the uniforms have evolved through the years. one of the things that people get a kick out of when they see the museum is the number 10 jersey, the national player of the year in 1957 when we won the national championship. people are stunned to see there is red in the carolina basketball jersey. frank maguire was the coach at the time and frank maguire was a real fashion plate out of new york city. he wanted to jazz up the uniforms, so he put red trim in and peop

off in the '50s with that national championship team, rosenbluth and tommy kerns and the great tar heelsrom that team. dean smith began his program five years after that. and coach smith became the winningest coach in college basketball history and is a legend here in chapel hill. dean smith was our head basketball coach from 1961 to 1997. when he retired he was the winningest coach in college basketball history. he helped the united states win back the gold medal at the olympics in 1976. he won two national championships. more than that, he built a great program. the carolina way of play hard, play smart, play together. those are themes that all the coaches that have come after coach smith, now roy williams, they play hard, play smart, play together. that's what coach smith lived by. you know, this sort of greecian style urn is sports illustrated sportsman of the year. it's one of the top awards in all of sports each year. coach smith won that in 1997. it was a great story about how he got that artifact for the museum. he had listed it on the inventory of items that he was donating to t

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meals on heels has been so successful it may become a permanent offering from the club.they say they're even looking at expanding the service another weeknight. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. for all of us here thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. we'll see you again at 6:00. (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? iet. (baby murmuring) grubhub rewards you, (scooter horn honking) get a free delivery perk when you order. (doorbell rings) - [group] grubhub. want restand schools?pen? want the economy to get back on track? and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. joe biden picks senator kamala harris as his running mate. reaction pouring in at this hour. senator harris and her first words. president trump responding, too. what he said just before we came on the air tonight. >>> also this evening, our reporting here.

greg: all one needs is pearls and sensible heels. thank god i shop only at anne klein. >> i will by executive action reinstate daca protection to those young people. i would not make it a crime punishable by jail. it should be a civil enforcement issue, but not criminal. i believe the solution that we need to have medicare for all. greg: if that's centrist, mike pence is a furry. >> we are not going to let joe biden and kamala harris cut america's meat. maybe kamala is a moderate. when your party condones criminality in places run by democrats. charles manson would come off with cold water. >> poor kids are just as price and talented as white kids. they are going to put you all back in chains. that terrible day in charlottesville to see those neo-nazis and chancemen, white supremacists coming out of fields, carrying lighted torches. at that point i knew i couldn't stand by and let donald trump when he said they were very fine people. greg: if joe believes systemic racism racism exists. why is he taking up systemic space. shouldn't he

these are great from spanx and then we paired the entire look with this great heel, a little kitten heel biker short. >> and now our second look, i keep looking for a scrunchie look to pop up in here. but you've got the classic t-shirt, which is what i think of when i think of scrunchies. i don't know why. >> i know. and who doesn't love a great scrunchie, right? but, yeah, so a great oversized t-shirt which all of us are living in these days is the perfect pair for a great pair of biker shorts, so here we have taylor, and she's wearing this great oversized tee, and we paired it with a simple pair of black biker shorts. now here's my tip. when doing a look like this, i would say pair it with a belt bag. i love belt bags these days. everything you need is right at your, you know, right by your hands, but it also allows it to accentuate your waist, so you don't get lost in the oversized volume of the oversized t-shirt. >> i love that you called it a belt bag and not a fanny pack because that's what i think i have in my closet, old school fanny packs. we've got one more way to style these b

doing it with his very wealthy, well heeled, members of his golf club as an audience unmasked to clap for him. >> the president should be at the white house, not only are we in the midst of pandemic, an economy that continues to slow, the deal. we just learned today from the director of national intelligence that the russians seek again to interfere with a preferred candidate in donald trump and tear down joe biden. he needs to be addressing the nation, if he's going to do that, from the white house. not with his country club friends. that's inappropriate and it shows the unseriousness that he brings to all of these matters. >> what do you make of the fact there's this other information about iran and china. do you worry that's being included in order to get it past donald trump. have something in there so people say there are countries helping biden. that is something that sort of sprang to mind when i heard they are talking not about just about russia but these other countries. am i being too pair noranoid ab that? >> there's only one country that has a preferred candidate they are

instead of doing what politicians sometimes do and dig our heels in, we are determined to acknowledgeexams on the attainment gap and on the difference between exams and teacher judgment. but the most immediate challenge is to resolve the grades awarded to pupils this year. as i have said, we will set out our approach tomorrow to the scottish parliament but let me be clear that we will not expect every student who has been downgraded to appeal. this situation is not the fault of students and so it should not be on students to fix it. that is on us and we will set out tomorrow exactly how we intend to do that. more lockdown measures are being relaxed in wales from today, as gyms, swimming pools and leisure centres reopen their doors. wales will also become the first part of the uk to allow children to return to indoor soft play areas. the first minister of wales, mark dra keford, says children there will be back in schools from september. he says they have been ‘deprived of enough learning.‘ it is important to say that schools in wales have been open already. we are the only part of the

of -- seeing this comment on the heels of that issue, i worry a lot about the way that politics maying the process here. so i'm going to hold the fda chief hahn to his word to say that he's going to let the data speak. and of course the community of scientists has to be very vigilant to make sure whatever comes out of that process is, in fact, a vaccine that americans can trust. this is not russia. we should not have political impact on the scientific process. and americans need to be able to trust the vaccine that comes out of this process. >> but in terms of the emergency use authorization before the completion of all the trials, does that just mean for front-line emergency workers? meaning for health care workers and hospitals? is that what they're talking about? >> it could. but the problem is, is that given the way that the conversation was had, the american people need a lot more clarity about exactly what it means. and the reality is that usually these phase iii trials are only ended or they're concluded before they're completed if and when you see that there are negative out

you see a mayor and a police chief definitely on their heels, also taking a very tough stance against the tone from president donald trump, suggesting that it's president trump and his divisive nature that has led to the violence and this tension that you're seeing in american cities. president trump, of course, as that press conference was going on, retweeting and tweeting back at the mayor directly, continuing to launch insults at the mayor saying that he's not handling the situation correctly. but what you see is a mayor and police chief, as you said, definitely on their heels and definitely saying right now in terms of that investigation, they understand there was a shooting last night. a man was killed. they are taking responsibility for that. but not making the connection to the skirmishes and those were violent skirmishes you saw between the group of trump supporting caravan and the counter demonstrators last night, richard. >> paraphrasing, we need help is what they were saying collectively. josh letterman, you heard what shaq said. you heard what the mayor said. mr. president

but that will be hard when you see this appearance with the in heel. >> so all one needs is heels it's a good thing i only shop at and klein. >> immediately by executive action to reinstate daca protection to these people. and then to decriminalize. >> i would not make it punishable by jail. it should be a civil enforcement but not criminal. that's why i support the green new deal i believe the solution and i feel very strongly of medicare for all. >> my tenses of furry i hope he doesn't let them cut his meet they will not let them cut america's meet spirit that is reassuring. [laughter] thank you but after decades of lying about that superiority to destroy a country with liberal lunacy you like this lady she is a moderate but as a lurch into the whole maybe kamala harris is a moderate condoning every sort of criminality run by democrats charles manson and then wanted a race war. so they are just as bright and talented as other kids. >> if you have a problem then you ain't black and then to see the neo-nazi close your eyes. white supremacist coming out of fields carrying torches i knew

of the university of north carolina and one of the greatest players of all-time, not just as a tar heel, but in all of basketball history. basketball is important not only a u.n.c. but in this state, this region, certainly in our community and here on campus that u.n.c.. the ac sea has grown. it was called tobacco road because so many programs were here in north carolina. basketball is very important. it's part of the culture. it's part of when you come to school at north carolina, a lot of people come here come because they want to be part of carolina basketball, men's basketball, women's basketball, carolina athletics in general. it's not the primary reason people come to the school, getting a great education will always be the primary mission, but basketball is part of that. it's part of the fabric of this community, part of the fabric of life in the ac sea. and people do take it seriously here in north carolina. >> weeknights this month, we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span three. tonight, from american history tv's h

all their contradictions, the kind of weird jarring fact that she's putting her hair up and wearing heelse is in that moment, like a brilliant feminist intellectual like a woman getting ready in the mirror and all that contradiction goes into being self interested made in this book. the second thing that inspired the book also related, something she said one of her biographers asked her was talking about her relationship with Ãbfor those of you who don't know much about it, she was very, they had an open relationship, it was very tormented she was extremely obsessed with them her whole life but they mutually have this open relationship but she basically wanted more than him Ãbwanted more of him and he wanted from her cupboard she would rather be letters saying without you i mutilated, she said her relationship with him famously was her greatest achievement which irked a lot of people because she was such a brilliant writer and philosopher. so her biographer asked her, she said what you say to feminists who say that your relationship with sartre was out ads with your feminist theories and

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after all, ginger rogers did everything fred astaire did, she just did it backwards and in high heels>> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america, there is the united states of america. there is not a black america and a white america and a latino america, and asian america, there is the united states of america. is not aerican dream sprint or even a marathon. crossmilies don't always the finish line in the span of one generation but each generation passes onto the next the fruits of their labor. >> we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. [applause] >> welcome. >> welcome. >> welcome -- >> to the second night of the democratic national convention. >> look at the camera and smile. >> this is a different kind of key not. >> all of us are on stage and we have lots to say. >> there is a lot riding on this election. >> we are facing the biggest economic and health crisis in generations. >> this president didn't and still doesn't have a plan. >> with doctors, nurses and home health care aide

after all, ginger rogers did everything fred astaire did, she just did it backwards and in high heels>> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america, there is the united states of america. there is not a black america and a white america and a latino america, and asian america, there is the united states of america. is not aerican dream sprint or even a marathon. crossmilies don't always the finish line in the span of one generation but each generation passes onto the next the fruits of their labor. >> we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. [applause] >> welcome. >> welcome. >> welcome -- >> to the second night of the democratic national convention. >> look at the camera and smile. >> this is a different kind of key not. >> all of us are on stage and we have lots to say. >> there is a lot riding on this election. >> we are facing the biggest economic and health crisis in generations. >> this president didn't and still doesn't have a plan. >> with doctors, nurses and home health care aide

so the germans are more backpack than clutch but more high top than high heel but that's not necessarily a bad thing for sure the french might be chic but the germans are comfortable the overall trend for practicality and thriftiness also mean that your clothes are less likely to mark you out with belonging to a particular social class oh and the transition from day to night is a breeze some say this harks all the way back to when most of modern day germany was part of the kingdom of prussia the so-called pression virtues include a sense of order self-restraint and pragmatism different cities in germany and then for a particular fashion tics in hamburg it's a passion for dark blue everything and bright yellow raincoats the chicane mickey not in the sort of push or the finer things in life and in munich everyone was lead a holes in every single day just getting as the life was that would be for us tourists it's just not happening sorry. then we have been in so you know everything i told you so far about german fashion just to get it. so. and i planned. again all that. has been i'm buildin

tell ya's main party street so wimpy that the high heels echo mt or the normal. 33 year old anna is transgender and a sex worker with a suddenly vanishing clientele. come fall read legs and have some fun like a play pool table and play a game and have some dream something like that. and now everything is quiet and everything is. close and no have war and it has lived and worked here for 11 years one of almost 30000 sex workers in a city of 110000 people and a services used to be much in demand in a good month she turned $850.00 euros now it's about $100.00 with so few clients and spends time helping in the soup kitchen for sex workers in need most of them come from villages where their families depend on the money they send from to tell ya. side of the law there's no money coming in from anywhere. i work as i'm a soused and i'm not earning anything if this goes on i have to work as a saleswoman and then all earn a lot less. but not made. in the capital bangkok a reopening of bars is being tested cautiously the workers dance with masks on while guests provide their name and phone number and have

there she is in a sensible blue suit and pearls and sensible heels.y crap, so all one needs pearls and sensible heels. thank god i shop only at ann kline. if only there was evidence she isn't so centric. >> i will immediately reinstate daca protection to those young people. believe that when someone crosses over the border illegally, it is illegal, and you would decriminalize it. >> i would not make it a crime punishable by jail. it should be a civil enforcement issue but b not a criminal enforcement issue. that is why i support a green new deal. i believe the solution, and i actually feel very strongly about this, is that we need to have medicare for all. greg: i hope mike isn't going to let joe biden and kamala harris cut america's meat. >> we're not going to let joe biden and kamala harris cut america's meat. [laughter] greg: that is reassuring. thank you, mike. but it makes you wonder, after decades of lying about the superiority of heft-wing ideas -- left-wing ideas, you help destroy a country with liberal lunacy, and now you say, hey, you'll lik

their failure to denounce that group while voicing support for the demonstrators is an achilles' heel they face in the fall. host: is there a schism between more mainstream democrats and the progressives, who many say is driving the energy in the democratic party? ms. barnes: we have always been a big tent party. we have always brought people from both ends of the democratic spectrum. what we have in joe biden is someone who knows how to bridge the gap, someone who will unify us, and who knows how to work across the aisle. he has done it before, he will do it again. to talk about black lives matter , i am so proud of our convention because we did rise to the moment and speak to the black lives matter movement, talking about the violence against black and brown people. i was honored to see george floyd's family members participate. this speaks to the fact that this party understands where we are in this moment. this president, soon to be president, joe biden, understands where we are. he has chosen a vice presidential candidate who will be a partner for him. i am so thrilled to have th

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hurricane before making landfall kissing the coast of either texas or louisiana laura comes on the heels of tropical storm marco which is weakening earlier than expected. palestinian authorities have ordered a 48 hour lockdown in gaza after recording the 1st cases of covert 19 amongst the general public their concerns the disease could spread in refugee camps there gaza residents raced to buy supplies ahead of the lockdown. in india one person is confirmed dead after an apartment block collapsed in south of mumbai rescuers are racing to save at least $1100.00 others still believed to be trapped in the wreckage of a 5 story building it's not clear what caused the collapse. police in bella ruse have arrested several activists they say are responsible for organizing anti-government protest and factory strikes as part of a widening government crackdown on the opposition in the aftermath of president lukashenko has disputed election victory earlier this month. but doctors treating alexina vonnie say they found evidence that the russian opposition leader was poisoned avani collapsed on a plane

become a hurricane before making landfall hitting the coast of texas or louisiana laura comes on the heels of tropical storm marco which is weakening earlier than expected . authorities in the u.s. state of wisconsin of deploy the national guard following the shooting of an armed black man protested erupted after police officers shot 29 year old jacob blake multiple times in the back sunday afternoon is now in hospital in a serious condition witnesses film the shooting on their cell phones. i. don't do it on lookers yell. was. i 7 shots of fired. the car horn blares underbody weighs. 29 year old jacob blake was trying to stop a neighborhood dispute according to his family's lawyer his 3 young children were in the vehicle. blake survived the shooting and remains in a serious condition in hospital several police officers have been put on administrative leave a state investigation is under way. and we clear this was not an accident this wasn't bad police work this felt like some sort of vendetta being taken out on a member of our community. protests a rough day on sunday night in the town of

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lucas shankar has dug in his heels since the protests began he says belarus is threatened by foreign powers not the military reports that nato has deployed their forces for drills right on our border what am i supposed to do. and he says he'll soon meet with russian president vladimir putin who has offered to send in security forces to quell the protests do not feel telling him let's see what we can do with lame jordan. 6 sunday's protests came on the crescendos birthday the crowd marked it their own way with another chant. happy birthday. you have your correspondent connelly's in minsk to cover the end arrest you told us more about sunday's protests well these are extraordinary scenes for a 3rd weekend in a row something people could barely of imagine just a month ago this kind of numb these kind of numbers of people out in the streets time after time here in minsk the weather wasn't really helping they had rain for much of the afternoon people hiding in shopping centers at least where i was but the thing was that that didn't really stop the kind of people out there kids with their

hurricane before making landfall hitting the coast of either texas or louisiana laura comes on the heels of tropical storm mark which is weakening earlier than expected. and india at least 2 people have died and many more were injured when an apartment block collapsed in mahad south of my. by some 60 people have been pulled from the wreckage of a 5 story building dozens are believed to be trapped it's not clear what caused the collapse but. the doctors treating alexina vali say that they have found evidence that the russian opposition leader was poisoned and a volley collapsed on a plane on thursday after drinking tea that his team believes was laced with a toxin the kremlin critic is any medically induced coma in a berlin hospital german chancellor angela merkel has called on russia to conduct a full investigation ramping up security at the sheraton a hospital in berlin alexina valmy is being treated here for what his supporters say was a case of poisoning. confirmed that doctors treating putin's most prominent critics say he probably was poisoned. it's said clinical findings indicate p

these are elements of republican heels act and president trump's executive orders, andmp equally important is what is not in any of republican proposals, even though that offered in the senate or implement by the president executive orders. food aid for hungry kids and families, nothing. rental assistance, nothing. mortgage assistance, nothing here a to the states and localities where americans live and work, nothing. funding to ensure the integrity of the e upcoming elections, nothing. so i would ask anyone which of these proposals seems more likely to help americans who are experiencing hard times? if anyone isn't outcome and i don't think any art, about what kinds of hard times people are income yesterday i shared some stories from s virginians who hd shared them with me just as they are sharing it with all senators. here are a few more of the constituents who reached out to me. the owner of a small business with speaking employees in northern virginia wrote me, myin business is struggling, what employees are suffering and we need further assistance jerk he went on to describe that this

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hurricane before making landfall hitting the coast of either texas or louisiana laura comes on the heels of tropical storm marco which is weakening earlier than expected. a list indian authorities have ordered a 48 hour lockdown in gaza after recording the 1st cases of covert 19 amongst the general public there are concerns that is the disease could spread in refugee camps there gaza residents have raced to buy supplies ahead of the lockdown. protests continued to root against president alexander lukashenko as disputed reelection crowd sang and danced in the center of the capital minsk earlier police arrested several protesters including members of the opposition coordination council. the doctors treating alexina vonnie say they have found evidence that the russian opposition leader was poisoned the valley collapsed on a plane on thursday after drinking tea but his team believes was laced with a toxin the kremlin critic is currently in a medically induced coma and in a berlin hospital german chancellor angela merkel has called on russia to conduct a full investigation ramping up security

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in a moment you'll hear from james bullard in our exclusive interview coming on the heels of jay powellnveiling a new approach to setting monetary policy, letting inflation and employment run higher in a shift that will likely keep interest rates low for years to come, talking about how the fed will be targeting an average of 2% inflation over the next however meaning that we will not see them react if they overshoot. you are seeing stocks roll over initially popping on his state. the yield driving as you get this expectation for inflation. we are now joined by michael mckee for that exclusive interview. mike: thank you very much. we want to welcome to our tv and radio audiences st. louis fed bank president james bullard. things for joining us today. -- thanks for joining us today. chairman powell gave us some news today, the explanation of the fed's new framework policy. this was expected to come out in september, so why was this important to do now? framework review got going in 2019, and the chairman wanted to wrap it up earlier this year. we were close to that but then the pandemic

this c on the heels of even more confusion in oakland after the postal service removed six mail collection boxes from downtown. we have a look at where the six boxes were located. two on broadway, two on washington street, one on telegraph avenue and one on clay street. you can s those yellow circles. the usps says the boxes were taken out to prevent them from being vandalized during recent demonstrations. both oakland mayor libby schaaf and congresswoman barbara lee are speaking out against the remov removal. demonstrators we spoke with don't buy it. >> i think that's a very convenient excuse for the ongoing postal service. >> i don't see why protesters would destroy mailboxes. that's bs to me. >> congresswoman lee wrote a letter to postmaster general dejoy claiming the move could hurt the mail-in ballot process election. lee tells us she expects the boxes to be replaced tomorrow. >>> and still in oakland a much different scene yesterday morning. protesters with their horses taking to the streets as they rode, they tell us their hope was to get people thinking about racial injustices an

this comes on the heels of even more confusion in oakland after the postal service removed six collectionon broadway, two on washington street and one on telegraph and one on clay. the usps says the boxes were taken out to prevent them from being vandalized during recent protests. both oakland mayor libby schaaf and congresswoman lee are speaking out against the change. demonstrators we spoke with don't buy the reasoning. >> i think that's a very convenient excuse for the ongoing issue with the united states postal service. >> i don't see why protesters would destroy mailboxes. that's bs to me. >> congresswoman lee wrote to the postmaster general dejoy claiming it could hurt the mail-in ballots. she expects them to be replaced tomorrow. >>> a much different scene where protesters with their horses took to the streets as they rode their hope was to get people thinking of racial injustice and reform this is about bringing some, quote, good trouble to oakland. also, of course, honoring the man who coined the phrase, the late congressman john lewis. working to get more people tested for covid

well we shall see i mean it comes on the heels of the senate intelligence committee report about poll men afford saying that he kind of delivered data to the russians so that is not a good moment for donald trump on the one hand on the other hand as to be expected he says he has nothing to do with it and if he did know about it and he has met at benetton for for many many months if not years so you know don't jump is known as teflon don and i think it really won't matter to his voter base all right we'll see if it matters come election day in november in this poll in delaware tonight seen as always thank you. this is g.w. news live from berlin coming up next u.w. business news with my colleague rob wants to go around we'll be right back. with a certain. degree of. experience fine. people. go out for coffee and.

lucas chink of his dog in his heels since the protests began he says belarus is threatened by foreign powers not the other military reports that nato has deployed their forces for drills right on our border what am i supposed to do. and he says he'll soon meet with russian president vladimir putin who has offered to send in security forces to quell the protests. telling him let's see what we can do with low draw up sunday's protests came on the christian goes perth to the crowd marked it their own way with another chant. happy birthday. well all this week we are looking back 5 years ago to when hundreds of thousands of people mostly from syria escaped to war and persecution and headed for the european union to seek refuge it was a pivotal moment for the e.u. which prides itself on its open internal borders some member states however were closing them putting up far from wire fences to keep out migrants all eyes turned to a use biggest member germany would it side with the fence builders or up hold the blocks commitment to freedom of movement. over 3 words on the stay 5 years ago chanc

jillian: it comes on the heels of a violent weekend in the city, 35 people shot and three people killedtodd: now to another fox news alert. attorney general bill barr blasting the unrest across major u.s. cities in an exclusive fox news interview. jillian: barr explained what he feels is behind all of it. >> reporter: good morning. after two months of protests across the country, all bill barr calling the unrest a new form of gea guerrilla warfare. this is the view in seattle. protesters set a u.s. flag on fire. a woman puts out the fire and is acosted by a huge crowd, saved when police officers intervened and other protesters screaming at bystanders apparently angry that this man is hugging a woman. >> that's disgusting. >> reporter: ag barr says protesters like these that you see here want chaos, not change. >> i think they would be generally for bringing down any administration. they are a revolutionary group that is interested in some form of socialism, communism, essentially bolsheviks. >> reporter: sunday marked the 75th day of unrest in portland with a crowd of protesters descend

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