herman did a lot of travel the last week. oklahoma there's any way to trace this to one specific contact that caused the infection. we'll never know. i will not po lit sides herman cain's passing. i would note the great contributions he's made to our society, we'll always remember him and his legacy will stand. reporter: a followup on another point. obviously the president's tweet yesterday seemed to float the idea of delaying the election. he later said, you know, he supports no date change whatsoever. given the ambiguity and confusion there, can you state unequivocally whether or not the white house wants to see the date changed and state 100% that that's not something he supports. ms. mcenany: the president answered this three times yesterday. he said i want the date more than anyone. i don't want a delay, i want to have an election. in a local interview he said no one wans the date of the election more than me. he believes november 3 will be a moment where the american people acknowledge the great successes of this admini

one of those casualties was herman castro. he managed a mcdonald's and was just 32 when covid claimed his life last month. j joining me now are his parents. i'm so sorry to both of you. i'm so sorry. and i'm so glad you are here to talk about your son. we see he's lit from within. he looks like a very fun person. >> a friend of guy. and good son and devoted to his church and to his kids. he had two kids. that he left behind because of his terrible -- like i say, he was charming to everybody. everybody is knowing him. they have always said something good about him. that's how he was. >> and miriam, i see you -- i see the sadness and i see the happiness at remembering how wonderful a person he is. >> yeah, i remember my son. he loved me. he loved everybody. good man, good friend. good father. responsibility for everything. my heart is broke because i miss my son. forever. >> yeah. i know he loved his mama. and i think in his case one of the really difficult things to understand, herman, is just how quickly this escalated. becaus

. >> announcer: this is a paid advertisement for herman law. ♪ >> welcome to today's program.wendy walsh. and with me today is sex-abuse attorney jeff herman, a survivors of rape, sexual abuse, and sexual exploitation. jeff's firm, herman law, is one of the nation's most prominent personal-injury law firms, specializing in the representation of victims of sexual abuse in civil cases. jeff, thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me, dr. walsh. >> based on your experience, who are the typical perpetrators? >> so, interesting. you know, if you ask somebody, "why do bank robbers rob "

herman shot a 763 and was in the clubhouse waiting for him to finish. herman must've been nervous, forgot to take the cap off his water bottle. he needed this bird on 18-4, but he misses to the left. now, herman can celebrate, he wins by 1 for his third career victory. nascar at daytona, running the track, road course for the first time ever, chase elliott held off denny hamlin for his third straight road course when, and his second victory of the season. juliet, tonight we will take it inside the nba bubble, amazingly, 22 teams, 1400 people, they didn't have a >>> students across the bay area may be staving out of the classroom this fall but that doesn't mean they don't need school supplies. >> students received free backpacks stuffed with school supplies in antioch yesterday, the drive up event gave students everything from pencils and calculators to earbuds, for their laptops and the organizers say students won't have access to classroom supplies while distance learning and that shouldn't hold them back from being successful. for more stories like th

. >> the proud father of the herman miller incorporated. >> in 1968, the furniture maker herman miller introduced the action office. >> action office offers a full range of completely interchangeable components for all three working environments. >> we know it better today, of course, as the cubicle. fodder for humor, dill bert cartoons, to the 1999 film "office space." ♪ all i gotta do is ♪ >> the cure for the cubicle was a return to the open office. but updated. it became the preferred design for big technology companies. open offices were depickeds as cool and trendy and to encourage collaboration and exchange of ideas. a study found forcing workers to sit side by sided with no privacy actually resulted in a 72% decrease in face-to-face communication. >> is it time to say rest ace, the openyeah. the open office is over. it was already over for a lot of reasons. it was too noisy and you cooperate concentrate and it was well on its way out the door. >> but getting workers back into the office was more than just moving desks further apart. >> to have people make that change after spend

and also for people who were arnd herman cain. >> geoff, who ends up cutting this deal? speaker pelosi and secretary mnuchin, or does mark meadowshissert himself as of staff? >> it's interesting. there was this thought that when meadows camehe over to hill to serve as president trump's chief of staff, that theti negot and relationship between democrats on t hill and between lawmakers and the whius would be better. but it hasn't really come into fruition. and so for the most part, yes, you're right. it's still definitely house speaker nancy pelosi and the treasuryy secretary. >> senator mcconnellanted this liability coverage for businesses. what does that tell you? is the presideor eagler a deal -- eager for a deal, because of the, poll numbe because of the g.d.p. data? >> yes. and the president wants a deal.t but s republicans want a deal too, because the economy is so catastrophic at this point. that'sot gonna have only most importantly effects o american lives, that's going to have a lot of politicaln consequences november as well. senate republicans, mitch of a payrol

herman has a one-stroke win.'s we should let you know, marco andretti is on the pole for the indy 500, next sunday. >> how about that?'s >>> thank you. we will see later. have a good night. 's >>> today on voices for change, economic disparities laid bare by the pandemic. >> with all those occupations, we see large disparities in pay between black women and white women. >> we want to create workplaces that are equal. when you create a workplace that works for women, it works for everybody. >>> addressing housing equities . housing plan that is centered on racial and social equity. >>> we

herman cain stayed in politics.r fox news team and a member of his staff there inside the cain train. he supported president trump and made us appreciate his gifts for disagreeing without being disagreeably. herman cain died from the coronavirus on july 30th. today his wife and team say good-bye one last time and so do we. that's how much veteran homeowners can save every year by using their va benefits to refinance at newday. record low rates have dropped to new all time lows. with the va streamline refi there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no money out of pocket. one call can save you $3000 a year. well, see this handsome man, his name was william. and william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. the coronavirus is wrecking stif the senate doesn't act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers and nurses, longer response times, dirtier streets. but some say our states should just go

herman has a one-stroke win.hird win for the 42- year-old herman. >> three straight road course wins for elliott. the indy 500 is normally run on memorial day weekend. you will see the 104th birzon held next sunday. the poll was won by marco andretti. the grandson of mario andretti. better than 231 miles per hour. michael ran 16 times without a win. >> we will stay with speed for this day in sports history. >> reporter: he set a world record in the 100 meters. bolt was on the way to a 12 year, triple-double, winning the 100 and 200 meters in three olympics. on this day in 2015, jason day rule the victory in the pga championship. the total is tied for the record subpar score and a major tournament. that is this day in sports, august 16. >> it was just one week ago that the pga attornment was at harding park in san francisco. >> i'm still thinking about that alex smith story. that is amazing. >> he must love football. he doesn't need it at this point but wants to play. >>> we will see you a bit later. >>> next and

presidential candidate herman cain died after battling coronavirus. cain attended president trump's june 20th rally in tulsa. and recently bragged about the president's independence day celebration writing quote masks will not be mandatory for the event which will be attended by president trump. people are fed up. >> trevor: look, regardless of what herman cain thought about the coronavirus, every loss of life to this disease is tragic. and hopefully this will serve as a wake-up call to a lot of people who shared herman cain's mindset. coronavirus doesn't care about your political party. it doesn't care if you like trump. it doesn't even care if you believe it's real. it is real. and it is deadly. so socially distance whenever you can and please wear a mask. >> you can enwear a mask sarcastically for all i care, look at me, i'm wearing a mask, i'm so much safer now, that's fine, just put it on. so with the economy in crisis mode and deaths continuing to soar, obviously this is bad for president trump's re-election hopes. and today trump came up with a

herman cain was photographed at the president's rally without a mask on. on friday, president trump denied the possibility that herman cain could have contracted the virus at his rally. later in florida, he and many of his followers didn't even bother to wear masks. the president continued his mixed messages this week with a number of combative press conferences, his main focussed seemed to be casting doubt on the american electoral process. in an a tweet, trump mused whether the presidential election should be postponed. an idea immediately panned by the fcc commissioner. even some fellow republicans openly accused the president of displaying fascist tendencies. while the president casts doubt on on our elections americans continue to suffer. tonight more than 30 million have been depending on enhanced unemployment are wondering if and when the government will come to their rescue. earlier today on capitol hill, some encouraging signs emerged from meetings between republicans and democrats. >> we saw yesterday the numbers that talked about the impact on t

this week, herman cain, the termer presidential candi and ally of president trump, he died at age 84.e tulsa rally the president held a few weeks o. louie gomer, another ally, contracted the virus. what does all that mean, the way it's coming closer t this president as the white house moves ahead? >> i think it really hit home also, don't forget, the national security adviser, robert for covid-19 recently.ositive so it is in their circle. lately president trump has been doing interviews, talking about people he knows who have died from covid-19. when we talke about herman cain, he did acknowledge that cain had attended his indoor rally with thousands of people. aides pointed to something cain's family and friends had said, that he'd been doing a lot of travel. but i do thinkor it became real for them. them.s really a wake-up callor and also for people who were around hermanain. >> geoff, who ends up cutting this deal? is it speaker pelosi and secretary mnuchin, or does mark meadows assert himself aof chief staff? >> it's interesting. there was this thought that when meadows camever t

and guess what herman cain is now? the 999 man is gone. trump told everybody, this virus will be around 15 days. it won't be but two or three people that will have it. then, it will go away. why is he supporting connie west? -- kanye west? gave kanye west $2 million. he didn't let kanye west put the money in, he let the flag lady put the money in. uye, i feel for the brother because the brother is sick. i don't know how much they are giving you, but you are making an embarrassing person out of yourself. thank you. is interesting to hear somebody criticize somebody for having a difference of opinion. i value your opinion. i thick it is important that african-americans have a diverse opinion. i believe african-americans should be at every table, not just a particular table. i think this president has done a terrific job making the coronavirus a priority. to ppp loans for small businesses, but also the equipment that is needed for health-care workers around the country. also, let's not forget it was president trump who first shut down the ide

steve herman there. denied claims that nato is building up its forces along their borders with belarus. poland's government says the claim is just "regime propaganda." it comes after the president of belarus, alexander lu kashenko, accused what he described as foreign powers of orchestrating the protests against his disputed re—election. he made his remarks in a visit to a military facility in the west of the country. for their part, protesters returned to the streets on saturday evening, demanding mr lukashenko stand down. david campanale has more. his report contains scenes you may find disturbing. as protests continue on the streets of belarus, new evidence has emerged of the force of the police crackdown. these pictures from the yard of a detention centre in minsk cannot be independently verified by the bbc, but they were sent to radio svoboda, who say they show beatings by security forces of street protesters. instances like this add to existing reports of multiple cases of ill treatment of police d

steve herman, the voice of america news, thank you so much. my pleasure.ion protesters in belarus have been on the streets again calling on the president, alexander lukashenko, to go. they've dismissed his offer of a constitutional referendum, followed by a possible fresh election, as a ploy. earlier in the day, mr lukashenko addressed a group of workers in the capital minsk, from where our correspondent, jonah fisher reports. car horns toot. this was the day the workers turned on alexander lukashenko. thousands downing tools and marching to a tractor factory. while the strikers rallied outside, belarus's beleaguered president arrived by helicopter to address those who'd stayed at work. he was no doubt hoping for a friendly crowd. what he got was a public relations disaster. outside the plant was maria kalesnikava, pretty much the only opposition leader who hasn't been arrested or fled the country. translation: for 26 years the authorities have humiliated us. thank you for not being afraid. we are not the little people, we are the nation. are you worried a

steve herman from voice of america speaking to me earlier.have ended a siege at a hotel in the capital mogadishu, that was stormed by armed militants. reports say more than 20 people were killed when a car bomb exploded on the recently built elite hotel on lido beach, which is reportedly owned by an mp and is frequented by government officials. according to one government source, more than 200 people, including cabinet ministers and members of parliament, were evacuated from the beachside hotel. the al—shabab militant group has claimed responsibility. australia has seen its day of the coronavirus pandemic after the state of victoria recorded 25 deaths in 2a hours. victoria's previous daily record was 21, recorded last wednesday. there were 282 confirmed cases in the state in the past 2a hours. the total death toll from covid—i9 in australia stands at 421. new zealand's general election has been postponed because of the recent outbreak of covid—i9 in auckland. the poll had been due to take place in september, but the date has been pushed back

reportero: herman casi se muere. >> yo tambiÉn me asusté. estos hombres y mujeres han seguido trabajando en el campo. este siempre ha sido un trabajo duro y mal parado, y con la con el sudor en la frente y las sonrisas escondidas. los lentes empañados y las miradas dedicadas. un pedacito de tela demuestra que los demás te importan. por favor, usa mascarilla. cumplamos con nuestra parte para reducir la propagación. >> establece que aplicaciones nuevas o iniciales para una persona que pide daca por primera vez no va a ser aplicada. la renovaciÓn serÁ de un aÑo. reportero: al acortar el tiempo le estarÍan aumentando la inestabilidad a los estudiantes. >> eso hace que tÚ tengas una presiÓn y te sientas en un limbo. >> estos cambios de daca no son legales. reportero: grupos activistas insisten que el director interino no tenÍa potestad de cambiar el brama. -- el programa. >> es cruel con los estudiantes. reportero: la abogada dice que esto podrÍa favorecer a los soÑadores. >> los comunicados se eliminarÍan y todo entraría a como estaba antes. rep

steve herman there.ion leader and one of president putin's fiercest critics, alexei navalny, is being treated at a hospital in germany after a suspected poisoning. mr navalny fell into a coma after drinking a cup of tea at an airport cafe. his supporters believe the cup was laced with poison. russian doctors initially said there were no traces of poison in his body. our berlin correspondent jennie hill reports. oblivious to the political storm around him, alexei navalny, arriving in berlin for treatment. the man who took on vladimir putin is in a coma. he collapsed on thursday during a flight over siberia after drinking what his supporters claim was a poisoned cup of tea. i'm sure that they can treat him and do everything to eliminate maybe this toxic agent from his body, and i hope that the germans, with a high level of medicine... we have no such opportunities in russia as german doctors have. mr navalny is one of vladimir putin's fiercest critics, an anti—corruption campaigner with powerful enemies. h

herman moved closer. wedged against the doorknob was a dining chair. and there was sandra, on the floor, tied by her arms and ankles, but alive. >> he said that she did not look well, at all. >> as marissa's mom cuts sandra loose, her dad spoke. >> where is my brother? where is your uncle? >> the answer to that, unspeakable. >> what had happened to jamie melgar and to his wife? coming up. >> she looked like she had aged ten years, overnight. >> just broken and lost. >> sandra melgar, the only possible witness to a night of terror. what would she remember? when "dateline" continues. when "dateline" continues. and your health is key to that. centrum supports your body with vitamin c and zinc to help maintain your immune system today and into the new tomorrow. centrum. that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open, and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathi

you hanna streeter and herman wanted to flee with their friend and kept. my name is get in camp i'm 15 years old and i live. i'll be in 10th grade in september what i really want to do is go live with my father haim so hamburg i visited him there once. after 3 years in a siberian labor camp father had moved to hamburg in 1956 but the family had split up and get remained with his grandparents father wanted him to finish school and sharing. he still said his son packages with jeans and a white belt with a buckle which was the style back then then get ahead of another people at school who wanted to flee to the west. hemant was in the next grade up at the same school in camp. had already fled west which meant he had few prospects of germany. i thought of as a flush all my stuff my father was a self-employed butcher and my grandfather already had a butcher shop so we were already viewed as capitalists. basically children from the social groups were generally suspected of being on socialist. commission as. in the 7th grade i applied to attend an advanced high sc

herman burkett was arrested and interrogated by the state security service in the jail in cherry in. the summer of. love when i was 16 i looked like a 14 year old son and of course i blame thomas. it organized it all and planned it and i just played the little dummy for a while and it worked to. start off the club. a month later herman burkett was charged with a misdemeanor and convicted under juvenile law he was given a probationary sentence. so the name kernan comp never came up at all even during interrogations in the trial it was an embarrassment for the system they just kept silent about it all this. time and burkhardt got off easy. there would be a skippy had to promise to improve his attitude and began an apprenticeship as a bricklayer after military service in the east german people's army the m.b.a. he was rehabilitated and later even allowed to take over his parents your highness rishta found things in the west more difficult than he expected and started an odyssey through reception camps and hostels with the children of east german recchi ji families were often left to the

hey, herman! get a load of this idiot. herman? that's how democrats kicked off their convention. if democrats can more speeches like michelle obama's then it's going to be a matter of time before america disturbance donald trump into donald dumped. ( applause ) tough room. we've got to take a quick break. when we come back, we'll celebrate the 100th anniversary of white women getting the right to vote. so stick around. >> i have a new deal for the american people. >> and we stand today on the edge of a new frontier. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america, there is the united states of america. >> are my hands showing when i'm up here? >> yes, yes. >> they are? >> yeah -- >> they'll zoom in a little bit more. >> is that a terrible thing to have my hands showing? >> yes. right now, switch to t-mobile and get four lines of unlimited for just $25 bucks a line. with access to america's largest 5g included. that's right. unlimited and nationwide 5g for the whole family for just $25 bucks a line. only at t-mobile. when you order a hot-and-juicy quarter pounder. a n

herman cain died from coronavirus.upporters and family continue to post to his account. >>> it's a big day for salesforce, it will be included on the dow 30 industrials. also apple stock split takes effect today. so apple will have less of a wait as well. the next couple of days may be weird with the dow and we'll add an asterisk here and say over the next couple of days when people start reporting dow numbers add that asterisk in. >>> san francisco's pinterest paid $90 million to get out of a lease for an office space in the city so that it has the freedom to move if it wants. will keep the existing headquarters in san francisco for now. and late on friday the irs explains how the rules will work on president trump's payroll tax holiday. the president wants to suspend those taxes taken out of your paycheck until next spring so you have more money in your pocket. to be clear you will still owe that money in the end and the irs is explaining it's going to collect that money from your employer if you don't pay it, which

frank herman lifted up in his sermons. >> he is amazing. >> so in his book he lifts up a behavioral purpose statement. what do you want to be different as a result of the engagement. i have kind of taken that as a methodology i built. >> i love the style. it says you have scholarship combined with girlfriend wit. >> yes. >> i am and east oakland girl. in many ways, still down to earth, practical and sensible. sometimes we lose a generation because we can't speak to their current day. so girlfriend has to do with being able to identify with people where they are. it is not just a heavy approach to the gospel and words the people don't understand but trying to minister like jesus who live the life and made the gospel relevant to them. he knew that doing judaism how he learned it was not going to work so he told parables. hispable my girlfriend wit. >> i like that. >> well, we love that you came today. >> 47 years of wisdom. >> i just do -- i love to receive. >> were going to take another break. i want to hear more. >> okay. >> okay. we will be right back. >>> welcome back to mosaic. >> you di

we don't know where herman cain was exposed to the coronavirus. but he did attend the president's tulsa campaign rally, where multiple trump campaign staffers and secret service agents tested positive. that rally, for sure, it certainly put him at risk. the president is not the only one ignoreing the reality of a virus that has killed more than 153,000 americans, and has just decimated our economy. remember, when jared kushner said this, back in april? >> may will be a transition month. you'll see a lot of states starting to phase in the different reopening, based on the safety guidelines that president trump outlined on may -- on april 19th. and i think you'll see, by june, a lot of the country should be back to normal. and the hope is, by july, the country's really rocking again. >> i remember when he said that. rockin. by july. okay. well, it's july. august, just a couple of hours. country not rockin'. it's almost hard to imagine just how bad things have gotten. >> reporter: the death toll in the united states is now more than 150,000 americans

. >> we will miss herman cain. >> are you worried that he cut covid -- >> no, i don't think that he did. >> we don't know where her mman cain was exposed to the virus, but he did attend the rally in tulsa. and yet the president goes to florida and just relishes in the crowd there. >> thank you very much, everybody. that is really great. thank you. thank you for being here. it is a good crowd. >> joining us now, joe lockhart. the fact that the president would still hold this event, no social distancing and in florida no less, what is your reaction to that? >> well, i mean, the president has very few choices as far as an election strategy. and he has made the choice that he is going to pretend this is just going to go away. because if he know, you know, changed course and said we've got to have a national strategy, we've got to really work on this, then i think people would say why now, this is too late. the problem with this, i think the president views this as a political issue. this is way beyond a political issue. this is an issue that touched the life of every american. with lost lov

herman cain, of course, died from coronavirus. it is a big day for san francisco's salesforce.t is included in the dow 30 industrials for the very first time. also today is the day the apple stock split takes effect so apple will have less of an effect on the dow that it used to. it used to be apple could pull the dow lower or higher all by itself. so there will be some changes on the dow today. i'm going to add the little asterisks in here. when you hear people talk about it you need the asterisk as well. san francisco's pinterest paid nearly $90 million to get out of a lease for a new office space in the city so that it has the freedom to move if it wants. it will keep its existing headquarters in the city for now. late on friday the irs explained how the rules will work on president trump's payroll tax holiday. the president wants to suspend those taxes taken out of your paycheck until early next spring so you have more money in your pocket now. to be clear you will still owe that tax, so the irs is trying to figure out how to collect the tax come the spring, and it's determ

that includes mount herman and parts of eastern big creek road. the portion in red big basin and boulder creek are areas still too dangerous to reopen. >>> still a lot of haze in the air today thanks in part to the wildfires. let's take the conditions from our cameras. we under a spare the air alert until sunday. chief meteorologist joins us. how bad is the air quality, jefjef jeff? >> it's moderate to unhealthy. we saw the wind switch a little bit. the fog took break as it usually does in the afternoon and the smoke kind of one out. as we bring you into that forecast, you can see a live look to the south and here's the layer of fog that's oversan francisco and all of this gray up above. that's the smoke that's been moving in. let me give you another vantage point and you can see what we're dealing with. all the fires in the north bay that he with have talked about even though containment numbers are up. it's coming from the north off to the south. 10 to 20 miles an hour. it's pushing a lot of the smoke from the north bay fires down here throughou

earlier i spoke to steve herman, the white house bureau chief at the voice of america, and asked him on legislation would put an end to the dispute. maybe not. it really remains to be seen if there will be enough pressure put on republican senators to act on whatever the house presents to them. normally, you would be right, that something that would come from the democrat—controlled house would really not go anywhere with the republican—controlled senate. but what we do know is this issue with the post office is affecting some rural districts where there are republican senators who are feeling vulnerable in this november's election and they're also pushing back on what the president has been saying and what the postmaster general has been doing. so it's interesting to see the post office is obviously a very important aspect of people's daily lives. it's rarely in the headlines. why has this story gained so much traction? why has it gained so much enthusiasm and alarm in the us? it's a bit of a perfect storm. because of the coronavirus pandemic, we're going to see a record number of p

>>fire officials say this is the time to be prepared run for stan herman he joins us now from santa rosa live. >>with more advice that firefighters have for homeowners. dan. >>that's right 94 degrees already here in santa rosa supposed to get up to the triple digit you can look at this hillside behind me this is an example of some of the dry brush they're worried about getting even drier in this heat that is why even in the wake of covid we're plans might be changing somewhat the plans for you in terms of getting prepared for a wildfire remain the same. >>after the tubbs fire in 2017 and the kincade fire in 2019 sonoma county residents need no reminder how fast the blaze can spread and dry brush, especially with high temperatures with much of the bay area on alert for high temps firefighters are concerned we have these increased temperatures. >>what we're expecting for a long duration of time to look into potentially the next week. just continuing to drier fuels out really pushes in those critical the fire weather pattern so. this heat is definitely concern of ours while many may take th

herman cain has passed away after a battle with coronavirus.e was a frequent guest on the show and we'll remember her man for his sharp wit wit and humor. and he knew how to butter up yours truly. >> i don't want this to go to your head. brilliant commentary. i think president trump nailed it when he says weakness gets us into war. trump supporters are not defensive. they are not jumping ship. both needs of the democrat debate. they were all losers. here is what i think mayor deblasio suffers from. new york-itis. they believe they are the center of the universe and everybody agrees with them. jesse: i hope i don't have that rubbing off on me. >> you are okay. governor huckabee and i will pull your chain and pull you back if you start acting side. jesse: our condolences to the cain family. her man will be missed. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. what is right and what is wr

for more on this, i'm joined by steve herman, voice of america's white house bureau chief.the house of representatives will be recalled, the democrats who have a majority there, will vote on a bill. it goes to the republican—controlled senate and presumably that's the end of it. well, maybe not. it really remains to be seen if they will be enough pressure put on republicans —— republican senators to act on whatever the house presents to them. normally you would be right at something that would come from the democrat and trolled house would really not go anywhere with the republican—controlled senate. but what we know with the issue with the post office is affecting some rural district where there are republican senators who are feeling vulnerable in this november's election and they are also pushing back on what the president has been saying and what the postmaster general has been doing. it is interesting to see, the post office is obviously a very important aspect of people's daily lives. it is in the headlines was not why has this story gained so much traction? why has i

let's cross over to virginia and speak to steve herman, the white house bureau chief for the us broadcaster. steve, the bill has got through the democratic led house, will it go through the republican led senate? this legislation has marked return to sender by the senate majority leader. the republicans controlled the senate. while they will get some votes from republicans if this were to come to the floor in the senate, there are vulnerable republican senators who are hearing a lot of complaints from their constituents, especially in rural areas, there isjust not enough votes as a standalone bill as it is, and the president of course is also threatening to veto it. what kind of changes in the postal service are most worrying the democratic party, causing them to try to pass this bill? well, there were a number of concerns. the most visible were the removal of the sorting machines in the post offices. what do the post office officials were saying was this actually was to make the post office more efficient because they handle less letters and more packages, and they need room for those pack

need a good step good food and found since then herman has discovered that he was probably called roman russia before he was placed with his foster parents was he really born on january 20th 1036 he has his doubts. i might be a year older or younger maybe i'm just 36 years old. there's. documents from ward was january the 21st. i don't want to say i know. the central polish city of woods it was probably the 1st station in his life. come on still doesn't know who gave him up to this orphanage. but he does know that the nazis took him from here to germany. to be that you've been in the political but you would be going. on off the list by . what i am. but nor do. you believe this guy was on the bed and you know what you told him ordered me up and. i but. i mean i want i do you know if you have it on. critical mind i'm not going to be opposed but our current levels of $31.00. story also has ties to which. she was 5 years old when she was brought to the youth detention camp in let's munched as would you was called during the nazi occupation . today she's meeting up with her friend bob barr a

pee-wee herman for instance. lance armstrong. maybe not lance armstrong. but certainly kermit the frog. they have a lot in common, laura. both are used with other speaking for them. both broadcasting from their basements. and they have similar difficulties with notes. >> i'm just letting you know that i looked at the title card and i have a few notes. >> i'm going to send a message to the gang. >> no, no, no please don't do that. >> maybe that was his qualifying position. think people would prefer a muppet to a puppet in the oval office. this could be progress. >> laura: i think he just looked adorable on that bike and now it's time to get back to the memory care unit with the rest of the patience. it's a joke. that is humor. before we go, there are new details about what the democrat republican convention -- what do we know? >> per usual, biden will be at home to accept his nomination. he won't be in the basement. he won't be in the basement. we are also learning that democratic convention will be eight hours of tv programming a night with rotating hosts

this for decades herman has been trying to find out who his parents were and where he was born. he always has the support of his partner. even as a child he felt that there was some mystery he was 6 years old when he was placed with maria and her man luther king but he sensed that they were keeping something from him. this stuff out of the way spot was hidden in my foster father's concert. teen a 14 year old i looked to see what was in it. yes i was always curious. and when i saw this i realized more or less what it was about. this is my that i already knew that i wanted my real parents but i didn't know how it all hung together. and then i read this document that said father ted mother dead. kings birth certificate issued by nazi officials there are dashes where the names of his father and mother should . be. his place of birth is listed as broker invertigo the site of one of the nazi run orphanages where the identities of the of ducted children were covered up. when the. car was the 1st place i went to look at it and i spoke to they can take it he was still alive i asked him i

and trump's ally herman cain is gone, taken by coronavirus. we don't know where he contracted the virus, but he was in the tulsa rally where several tested positive. yes the nothing to see here attitude from the president persists as july saw ten days with more than 10,000 deaths. as we reach a new phase in dr. birx's words. jeremy, the house speaker today said in no uncertainly terms she does not have confidence in dr. deborah birx. >> reporter: just a few days ago speaker pelosi reportedly told white house officials that she believed dr. birx was spreading disinformation and made clear she did not have confidence in her. today speaker pelosi was asked to respond to that report and dr. birx also responding. listen. >> i think the president is spreading disinformation about the virus, and she is his appointee. so i don't have confidence there, no. >> i have tremendous respect for the speaker. i have respect for her long dedication to the american people. i have never been called policy ana-ish or non-scientific or non-data driven. i will stake

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he mass blood on his hands from herman cain to the two friends at the church i attend who are dead.n he has people dying, and he still doesn't have a handle on a pandemic that he didn't deal with adequately, and it's not acceptable. >> thank you both. >> can i just -- thank you. >> thank you so much. we'll have you back soon, as you know. >>> with the khemmic national convention behind us, it's the republicans' turn. we're covering the important moments, and of course president trump. it begins tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. >>> coming up, let's take a live look at the briefing room. they are gearing up for an announcement. the president is expected to speak any moment now. is it really the major breakthrough the white house says it is? don't go anywhere. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >>> breaking news

even a man the president calls a dear friend died of the virus this week, herman cain. he was pictured at a mask at the president's june 20th rally. at least eight trump team staffers tested positive for the coronavirus. the president's response, off to corona ravaged florida for a rally, declare the crisis under control and another weekend of golf. so while the message is muddled, the east coast of florida is dealing with not one, but two crises, the coronavirus and hurricane isaias. hurricane is the current epicenter of the coronavirus in the u.s. the seven-day average has climbed. and that puts more pressure on residents as they prepare for this storm. tom, what is the storm's path showing right now? >> good news for florida for the most part. the adverse conditions are staying offshore, but conditions are going to deteriorate by the time it moves to the carolinas. tropical storms can drop more rainfall than a hurricane and that's the problem for the caroline yeahs. this is a high altitude of cloud cover. the lightning is offshore. florida is catching a break. it's 5