woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on the oil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed thehe oil and gasas ordinance,e, and hopopefully otr cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today withth se neighbobors on nelslson court, d then tomomrow i'm gonnnna have a coconversation itith the mayayof taft about our twowo cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayoror of the city of arvi. we c can't t deny the fact that living and being next to an oil and gas operatioions, that it emits emisissions, and that thoe emissisions can n cause harm t o healthth, and fossil fuel extraction and production and consumption is a big part of the pollution here in the valley and worldwide. agriculture is the base economy here i

gray zone news felt like they'd heard that voice before here's a clip of an american man named brian kern who was ever present at anti china protests and used to work for amnesty international very important to mark the occasion of the 30th anniversary of june 4th on them and massacre it's something that everyone in the world should remember so well one of the most respect to the experts of voices quoted by western media as a chinese dissident is. a white american dude who looks like he's in the mighty mighty boss tones ok. you listen here fake chinese steve kerr and by the way that was to 99 days to go bulls references in this segment on load where else can you go for those kind of stats so fake chinese steve kerr you know welcome to protest the chinese government all you want and in fact in most cases i'm on the side of anybody who is oppressed but you don't get to run around in the asian version of black face pretending to be chinese like a dissident rachel dole is all and what's even more upsetting is that the new york times washington post c.n.n. and the guardian by using gann as a s

reasons, it really took off in the '50s with that national championship team, rosenbluth and tommy kernsnd the great tar heels from 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 t

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happened last night on the other hand they should be careful of not pushing into the arms of the kerning mode but what is most important is the signal to the billows in society to this whole thing. nation who wants to take that its destiny in back into its own hands that the west space remains solidly and sunday behind this and people are and i thank you very much for talking with us that was a rock plaque from the german marshall fund it. some of the other stories making news around the world today u.s. health secretary so far has met a time when he's president sighing when in taipei this is the highest level u.s. visit to taiwan in 4 decades so he was there to convey a strong message of support from u.s. president don't troll visit has been strongly condemned by china which claims taiwan as its territory. government in new jack have killed 6 french citizens along with their tour guide and a driver the group had been visiting a wildlife park east of the competition i'm a. brother prince president i will not call on you condemn the attack and said french backed efforts to fight jihad ist

. >> good morning here with joe kerne kernen becky is off again today right now, the dow should openoking to open down about three points the nasdaq looking to open marginally hurricane laura making

tonight it's pulitzer prize-winning historian doris kerns goodwin. dr.s the author of seven books and has appeared on

>> guest: doris kerns goodwin, no order their time. i really -- ordinary time. i really connect with eleanor roosevelt. i went to roosevelt university, the only school that was founded by eleanor roosevelt. public service -- c-span: in chicago. >> guest: in chicago. and to read doris kearns history, you -- it's like reading function. and that's -- fiction. and that's the best type of history writing sometimes. and so that book, i heard her speak at the library, got the book, read it that night. and i could hear her speaking. c-span: all than fdr in the white house. >> guest: fdr in the white house, it made me want to know which room was there and all this, and it just was, wow. c-span: when did you first meet michelle and barack obama? >> guest: in chicago. i was working and i had left the university of pittsburgh. i was teaching. and there have been certain points in my life where i've had to make decisions about do i continue in academics and go back to public service, and this was one of those times. and i had arrived back in chicago from pittsburgh to be the

so props to hurricane laura for ripping dhiewnt statue, though next week hurricane kern will roll inck break. when we come back, jaboukie young-white tries to swallow the red bil >> trevor: welcome back to the "daily social distancing show." the g.o.p. campaign scene is it clear -- america is doing great, except tore the parts that aren't trump's fault. at this point, you either believe that message or you don't. but what if he wants to believe what the republicans are telling you? well, our very own jaboukie young-white spoke to one g.o.p. delegate to try to figure out how he can go full maga. >> after four nights of watching the republican national convention, i would honestly prefer to live in whatever alternate time line there is. >> we built the wall. peace in the middle east. you have the ability to choose your life and determine your destiny! >> i mean, who doesn't want that? so i sat down with 19-year-old r.n.c. delegate michael albrecht to see what it takes to buy into this republican dream world. you're a maga dude. where are your wrap around oakley sunglasses and stuff han

fourth generation from kern county. grandson of a cattle rancher. son of a fireman. and, as if he doesn't have enough titles already, for this week, he is chairman of the republican national convention. mr. leader, mr. chairman, welcome to axios. rep. mccarthy: thank you so much for having me. glad to be back. mike: does being chairman give you great perks? rep. mccarthy: i've got to do work and do a lot. but i have this big apple. i like -- big gavel. i like that. mike: and is reagan behind? rep. mccarthy: that is reagan behind me and pictures of my family. i love reagan. thisu've ever wondered -- -- reagan would tell conservatives anything, to be a happy conservative. if you believe in policies to bring people more freedom and liberty, don't be angry about it, be happy about it. i think that is coming forward in this convention. it has been very good. mike: good advice for all of us. i mentioned your early -- mentioned that early on and yet the pandemic, you ordered a couple dozen fitness trackers you found an innovative use for them. do tell and show. rep. mccarth

engaged in a pattern and of practice investigation with bakersfield and police department and the kern county commissioner's department and we are right now in charge of the reform oversight for the san francisco police departments. we just got involved in doing the same thing for the small town north of san francisco which just had a number of police shootings but really the fruits of much of what came from a lot of what we found out in sacramento and it's informed much of what has been done but we have a lot in cap format that allows us to track every single stock by a lawn from an officer so we could find out if there profiling by race or by transgender status. that data now informs us so it is no longer anecdotal but now empirical evidence that will drive our policies so you do have to get down to the roots and that is where being a statewide official and in office is here to protect the people statewide and it helps to have ag's involved. >> not only helps to have ag involved but a democratic and this is why we will talk about elections later in the conversation and voting for and

tonight it's pulitzer prize-winning historian doris kerns goodwin. dr.dwin is the author of seven books and has appeared on c-span and booktv over 60 times. she is well known for her work on abraham lincoln. in fact, her book team of rivals was the inspiration for steven spielberg's film "lincoln" in 2012. dr. goodwin earned her ph.d. at harvard, so coming up we're going to reair her " in depth" appearance where he discussed her entire body of work and took viewer phone calls. we'll also be showing you excerpts from her books, but we'll tart with her january 1, 1995, appearance on the c-span series "book notes." she discussed franklin and eleanor roosevelt and the home front during world war ii. her book, "no ordinary time," won the pulitzer prize for history. here's historian doris kearns goodwin. c-span: if you could ask either franklin delano roosevelt or eleanor roosevelt a couple of questions after all the work you did on this book, what would they be? >> guest: i think with eleanor, why he was unable to be stay home and take cower of him to say que

there have been kerns from scientists from around the world about the lab, what may have happened thereay they're dealing with this overall forensic investigation into their role in the pandemic? >> well, there has been a lot of rhetoric and a lot of accusations flying from both sides. president trump, secretary of state mike pompeo seeing evidence that the lab was involved. the chinese officials at times blaming the u.s. for unleashing the pandemic, even accusing the u.s. army of planting the virus at military games that were held until wu than. neither side has offered any credible evidence that the virus spilled over anywhere but in nature. sign actives we have spoken to, scientists who have been published have said that this is not a disease, this is something that spilled over from nature. it did not originate in a lab. this discounts the bio weapon theoriesies or that there was something more malicious. there is a low likelihood that this leaked from a lab. bsl 4 lapse in the united states and around the swroerld high security protocols in place. we saw the technicians, wearing th

they are fresno kern kings madera merced said stan walking stance softened to larry details to come on the rest of the money allocation. the new partnership builds on the governor's announcement of 286 million dollars in federal money. the made available to local governments in order to support their covid-19 response. well, thousands of scenes, the santa clara county are about to get the tools they need for a virtual school year many families simply cannot afford a computer or even the internet at home run for us rob fladeboe tells us about the county's latest effort to bridge the digital divide. >>markey here at franklin elementary welcomes kids back to school from a distance until now though an estimated 15,000 students in this and other santa clara county school district's lack the devices to learn from a distance. another 9,000 have no internet access at all students who do not have access to the internet or own computers are being left out of online opportunities and are in danger of falling behind. the county will spend 7.1 million dollars to bring technology to disadvantaged ne

8 outbuildings yesterday investigators revealed a vehicle tailpipe as the cause of the fire and in kern county a family of 6 is without a home tonight after. >>but they're calling the stagecoach fire destroyed everything they had their now staying at a hotel. that fire started yesterday and has burned more than 3,000 acres, just 5% contained. one of the family's dogs died in the fire. cal fire says the fire destroyed. 2 homes. >>wow take a look at this powerful winds just peeled off part of the roof of a home this morning. that's a new jersey is so what's now tropical depression. east say yes, a battered the northeast at least 6 people were killed in 5 different states 2 of them in north carolina where the storms spawn off a tornado. the hit a mobile home park. there's also widespread flooding and downed trees you can see there more than 3 million people are without power tonight. >>our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with the latest of recent. say is didn't hang around long, but sure pack the punch yes, especially along the coast along the united states mainland we did not

a pattern and in practice investigation in bakersfield, at the police department and kern county, the sheriffs department. we are right now in charge of the reform oversight for the san francisco police department. we just got involved in doing the same thing for a small town just north of san francisco which has had a number of police shootings. but the fruits of much of our work came from a lot of what we found in sacramento. it has informed much of what we have done. we have a law in california that allows us to track every single shot by a law enforcement officer, so we can find out if they are profiling by race or transgender status. us so it now informs is no longer anecdotal evidence. it is now empirical evidence that will drive our policies. so you do have to get down to the roots to make this happen and that is where being a statewide official and office head is there to protect the people statewide. it helps to have ag's involved. farah: it not only helps to have ag's involved, but a democratic ag, which is why we will talk about elections later in this conversation. voting

here is county executive laura kern. is this reason for people to panic in nassau county.ou alone have had 11 of the 12 sightings this week? >> correct, just another day in 2020. we've managed through the surge of the pandemic. we're getting ready for the hurricane barreling up the east coast, and we've had 12 shark sightings in the last five days here in nassau county and these aren't little sharks, these are thought to be one or bull sharks, six, seven, maybe eight feet long. what i'm telling everyone, this is not a reason to freak out. we're going to let everyone know, we're having our police department, actually we have an aviation unit with the choppers and the marine bureau with the boat. we're monitoring that multiple times a day. if we see anything suspicious lurking towards the shore, we're going to let everybody know. gillian: so you're not yet recommending anybody not going to the beach or not going swimming, we're not there? >> i'm not hearing. . gillian: laura, this is gillian, i'm not sure if you can hear me. might have having audio problems. oh, we lost her

. >> good morning here with joe kerne kernen becky is off again today right now, the dow should open down about 58 points s&p 500 looking to open down about three points the nasdaq looking to open marginally hurricane laura making land fall in southwestern louisiana, about 30 miles east as a cat 4 a storm surge forecasters say could be 20 feet deep. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the rain is steadily coming down here as hurricane laura moves up the coastline or state line from lake charles up to shreveport where i am the rain is coming down steadily for the past several hours this storm has been downgraded to a category 3. many concerns remain around heavy rain that could lead to flooding and the possibility of high winds that could impact trees and cause trees to fall and lead to downed power lines and outages much like we are seeing in the southern part of the state. shreveport is one of the places folks were evacuated to from lake charles we are here along the riverside where folks are staying in hotels to get away from the storm but the businesses here are closed

to put it in context, in the current england squad, you have ollie pope, sam kern, they were all one win a world course, that was a worn's time. tune in today and you can probably enjoy english cricket a bit more than you would back then. i was in primary school back then. i was in primary school back then... back then. i was in primary school back then. .. oh, back then. i was in primary school back then... oh, rubbish. i hadjust started at the bbc. i had been here a while by then. interesting, this bbc game, back in the day, holly, you won't remember this but the sunday league cricket, you would have peter west of ted graveney sitting at taunton or somewhere just chatting away, . .. sitting at taunton or somewhere just chatting away,... you would think they were just rattle through it. make them play on. there could be a significant financial windfall for thousands of teenagers next month, as the first of the uk's "child trust fund babies" turn 18. the tax—free savings accounts were set up by the labour government to encourage families to save for their children's futures. dependin

host: another book by doris kern goodwin. he mounted 1997 buried in the latest team of rivals.t fall's hanna-barbera california. >> hi there. great show pretty just wanted to get ms. goodwin's opinion on something read an article five in the constitution, is said that there is only two groups of american that you can propose change. in one group is congress and the others - and right now and i circuit court of appeals lose a federal lawsuit called walker versus members of congress . in applications for article five convention. our registered with the failing to carry out the constitutional obligation an issue that operated was just wondering what you thought of that any think it is time for article five convention. sweet if i don't know what you're talking about. if interested about that pretty absolutely right though and that the framers decided the constitutional amendments such an important process that they need to be two possible ways of initiating them. stay conventions of congress. and they almost all cases in history, process to get through which is why we have some few