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what we are seeing now as kids start to return to school is irn creasing numbers of cases of covid-19 and clusters. but it affects people at university, as well. so less than a week into the fall semester at university of north carolina at chapel hill we are already seeing four clusters of covid-19. oklahoma state university an entire sorority house is quarantined an enth quarantined and then about 700 cases in the state with cases or clusters of covid-19 and challenging to manage this in the context of increasing numbers of hotspots. parents watching this with a difficult debate and decision whether to send you kid back to school, depends on local covid-19 transmission and if rates are high where you live that just increases the likelihood of there being covid-19 outbreaks when your kid returns to school. >> and so we are watching that play out and the pictures make you shake your head at knucklehead behavior. we wouldn't have worry as much and this is north georgia university on saturday night. a large crowd there. we wouldn't have to worry if we had a vaccine but we don't know wher

talk to him about a pressing national security issue, cyber attack, terrorism threat and he wasn't irnedren't priorities. he wanted to exploit the department of homeland security for his own political purposes. he was ill equipped and wouldn't be equipped to do the job and what is worse he's actively doing damage to our security. i have to support joe biden for president. >> a source tells cnn that taylor has not had any conversations with the biden campaign but he decided to approach the republican voters against trump group. taylor is one of the highest ranking former trump officials to support biden as of now. the endorsement comes on what is also night one of the democratic national convention. former first lady michelle obama is the headliner this evening alongside the runner-up for the nomination, senator bernie sanders. plus andrew cuomo and congressman and house majority whip jim clyburn. and we're joined from wilmington, delaware, and the theme tonight is about unity, what are we expected to see. >> reporter: that is right, jake. they're calling it we the people. and they want t

and people's recollections do not overlap terribly well which i find very irning. the consensus is that trueman mentioned the new superweapon that was developed, avoiding the word atomic and stalin saying something like that's good, we'll use it against japan or that is good and wonderful and walking away. and they thought that stalin had no idea what had just been told to him. now, again, we know that is not true. and as it turns out, the conversation that they had just had was a conversation over the future of poland that had it some tense exchanges. stalin red that as he told one of his advisers as atomic blackmail. so the nuclear age is just about to begin. truman made the decision that the united states should not drop the bomb over hiroshima until he was already back in sea on the way back to the united states. he wanted to be at sea when it was first used and in a position where he would not have to discuss this with st-- with stan in any way. and what did they decide at potsdam? they decided on the boundaries of germany. they divide three countries. they br

only major criticisms about biden picking harris is due to their past relationship which, of course, irncluded debate attacks which have left some open wounds for some people in the biden camp. however, both biden and harris say that's water under the bridge. and a recent snapshot of biden's talking points had an entire section devoted to harris with the first line being, quote, do not hold grudges. joining me now is the founder and the president of she the people, amy alison. amy, in a pluralistic society in which we're supposed to respect different people's opinions think there it's a waste of air time on cable news or anyone else to talk about that being a grudge, the fact that she took a swipe at him on a debate stage, which is what we expect people to be doing on debate stages. i think if you can't take that, then you are thin skinned. >> i fully agreed. i mean, that was a special moment for a lot of us, especially women of color to here kamala harris talk personally about her experience. i mean, i don't look at that moment in the debate stage as anything but evidence that as vice p

but i always thought because i was irned in the history of slavery, i thought i would be a historian. and i realize that graduate school takes a lot more time and you want to be pragmatic and i wanted to compare all of the colonies and i had to learn a couple of foreign languages and i dpn i didn't want to be in graduate school for a decade. so i started looking and i did some reading and i realized there wasn't a vast literature on slavery in new england. and then there hadn't been anything on boston. there is histories of slavery in new york and philadelphia, but why not boston? the third major city. and i'll take a look. and one of my graduate advisers alan rodgers informed me about the files that i mentioned in my talk, this massive collection of court file records but it is hard to navigate but just go take a look and low and behold i found testimonies and depositions of enslaved people from boston and i've never seen that before in the english language record. i read about it, because the inquisition would record it. but now could i write a history of slavery in boston but say s

. >> it's good to see you.ove m ad irn fnt lis. at her. does have a way of taking your mind off what we're doing out here. >> you make me so happy. >> reporter: kerith's human heidi says her dog is providing an invaluable support system for their local heroes. >> kerith has an uncanny ability to make people feel important. they work so hard and they're so stressed especially now during covid and kerith provides for the firefighters just a sense of calm and joy. >> reporter: a simple smooch, a hug, a handshake y s'slwsoenusi you. it's just kind of nice to have a little bit of home and happiness, you know, out here out on the fire line. it gives us love. we love her. >> oh, we love her too. joining us live right now from san rafael, california, kerith and her human, heidi. welcome to both of you. so nice to see you live. and in action to kerith, heidi, i have to ask, what is it like to see the reactions of the men and women on those front lines when they interact with kerith? >> it is so amazing to see all the love that she gives all

in the in addition to the inaccuracies present in the plans, the irn shoes with the legal and no clear permit evidence of it, although the structure had existed in that and the current configuration for some time and several decades and so in reviewing that matter more thoroughly and inspector duffy issued a notice of violation requiring them to demonstrate evidence of the legality and today is no evidence of the legality of the structure is provided and they have been very responsive in working with d.b.i. and planning and they have indicated that they would restore the rear portion to the previous legal condition rather than seeking to legalize it and did commit plans that included that scope of work but a second issue is identified which i think also came to light at the previous hearing and during one of the public comments it was stated that there was an illegal or unauthorized unit at the lower level of the building. and since that time, we did receive a leter from the person who made that public comment and stating they had been a tenant in that unit and describe the floor plan

in the in addition to the inaccuracies present in the plans, the irn shoes with the legal and no clear permit evidence of it, although the structure had existed in that and the current configuration for some time and several decades and so in reviewing that matter more thoroughly and inspector duffy issued a notice of violation requiring them to demonstrate evidence of the legality and today is no evidence of the legality of the structure is provided and they have been very responsive in working with d.b.i. and planning and they have indicated that they would restore the rear portion to the previous legal condition rather than seeking to legalize it and did commit plans that included that scope of work but a second issue is identified which i think also came to light at the previous hearing and during one of the public comments it was stated that there was an illegal or unauthorized unit at the lower level of the building. and since that time, we did receive a leter from the person who made that public comment and stating they had been a tenant in that unit and describe the floor plan