lynn vincent, a u.s.avy veteran, is a number one new york times best-selling author of 11 nonfiction books, the best-known titles are "kind of different" and "heaven is for real." a veteran journalist and author of more than a thousand articles , they have been cited before the u.s. supreme court. sara vladic, and acclaim maker is one of , the world's leading experts on the uss indianapolis, having become upset with the story at the age of 13. over the next two decades, she met and interviewed 108 of the ships' survivors and in 2016 released an award-winning documentary film of the disaster, "uss indianapolis: the legacy." the official journal of the u.s. navy, and appeared as an expert commentator on the uss indianapolis, live from the deep, which explored the ships ' records. the book is also listed on the new york times bestseller list. so, before they come to the stage, we are going to see a short film. if you will roll the film now. [video clip] ♪ >> i started into the navy when i was 16. >> i saw th

lynn dumanel. lynn, thank you for making the journey. she will have a conversation with us, make a presentation for about 45 minutes after which there will be a q&a time and there will be, there are microphones on each side. camille will help navigate that and if those of you who are unable the come to the mike, let her know and we can accommodate that. then afterwards, there's a book signing. you'll have seen this book in the lobby and sean is there, able to take your credit card and lynn's ready to sign it. it's not too early to be making christmas gifts. get all that shopping done well before. she's the collieland professor of american history at occidental college. she's taught a number of

jia lynn: it is always going on. what is so interesting, is that you see, as we do now, a lot of people pro-immigration our business interests. in the 1920's, and i will pause and describe a bit how we thought about the u.s.-mexico border, because that is all we think about now. in the past when you ssaid 'immigrant', people thought about europe. they do not realize the future is not going to be about your that all. when they did talk about the border, they catch the border open. there were no numerical limits, even after 1924. they're limiting the rest of the world and they're looking at their neighbors and as an active foreign policy they say it would be offensive to say to mexico that we do not want your people here. so the border is kept open. also when people raise this during the debate, it is well if we do not want jews and italians and asians, we should not want mexicans either, they do not fit our culture. there were agricultural interests that push back and said we have to have a free motion over this borde

lynn, thank you so much. we truly appreciate it.thank you. >> all right, dan and eva, over to you. >> thank you, whit. >>> coming up, how one inspiring woman dropped the weight while in quarantine and how you can too. we've got a whole new installment of our quaran-lean series. you're going to see a great reveal coming up. >>> and up ahead, how to keep your pup healthy and happy in summer heat. we've got three pet police tips you'll need to know. >> i just want to see the video. >>> plus, selena gomez is inviting viewers into her kitchen. we've got the details on her new show, "selena + chef," and more of the weekend's most bingeworthy entertainment with janai norman. keep it here. much more of "gma" coming up. ♪ the evening falls >> announcer: next week you're invite odd celebrate summer with -- drum roll, please -- gloria, hugh, tyler, russell, angelina, and look out, george, ali is here too. plus, wait for it. the one, the only mariah next week. celebrate summer with "good morning america." d morning america." i have the power to

>> ladies and gentlemen, jason lynn young did not murder his wife. he did not murder their unborn son. and this case has not been solved. >> who better to make that argument than jason young himself? but so far, remember, he had never said a word to anyone about that november night, an almost five-year silence. >> it's always a big decision for defense attorneys whether or not to call their client. >> beth karas is a former prosecutor and legal analyst. she covered the trial. >> this is a case that really begged for jason young to testify. >> why after all of this time? >> right. and if he's truly innocent get on the stand and tell the story. >> we call jason young. >> with his mother sitting in the front row, jason young prepared to do just that. defense attorney brian collins hit it hard off the top. >> did you kill your wife, michelle? >> no, sir. >> were you there when it happened? >> no, sir. >> but what about jason's missing hush puppies that matched the partial shoe print? he no longer owned them, he

lynn vincent, a u.s. navy veteran, number one "new york times" best selling author and co-author of 11 nonfiction bo s books. her investigative pieces have been cited before congress and the u.s. stwreem couupreme cour. and sara vladic is a leading expert on the "indianapolis" and back obsessed with the story at the gilded of 1 she has published new research on "uss indianapolis". and the book is on the "new york times" best seller list. so before they come to the stage, we'll see a short film. so if you will roll the film now. ♪ >> i started into the navy when i was 16. >> i saw the flag raised. >> i personally have components of the atomic bomb. >> and we were hit by two torpedos. and sunsunk. >> the ship was goinging out from under me. >> i never knew how to swim and the navy never taught me. >> and all these sharks going around, come right across your legs. >> it was chaos. >> we couldn't understand why we weren't rescued. >> a lot of them lost the will to live. >> decided hell, this is where we'll di

lynn afendoulis and they never-trumper, an allegation meijer denied. never-trump-yard turned libertarian justin amash decided not to run again in july. now, the other michigan races in the 13th district. democratic representative rashida tlaib, one of president trump's more outspoken critics, is the head of challenger brenda jones, the detroit city council president, and former u.s. representative. now, tlaib is considered a vulnerable member of the so-called squad before progressive congresswoman, and now jones has attacked a tlaib for prioritizing national stature more than her constituents, predominantly black and live in one of the poorest districts in the nation. tlaib won and a six way primary in 2018 by less than a thousand votes. now, we may not know the final results of that race until

warm to hot and lynn, temperatures bump up a teeny bit. there's an okay breeze, nothing crazy. it is not like 35 or 40. there is not a lot of fog up and down the coast. there is some, but it is more patchy than anything else. either close to where they should be except santa rosa today. it is a friday, and here he is, sal castaneda. >> good morning to you, steve, traffic is moving along well and the bay area. it looks like maybe my commute at the bay bridge is looking very good. no major issues here, the traffic is moving along very well into san francisco, and the approaches to the bridge are also looking good. let's get back to the headlines. >>> we began in oakland where police are investigating a shooting that killed one person and had wounded three others. citizen avenue video shows officers arriving on the scene at fairfax avenue near cortland

don't reckon that went on to make movies that the 2 most famous but also little traction director at lynn is another and they didn't pull that european art out of the instead look to make commercials movies but aesthetically to sort of break the ground i think it was the 1st of those directors and it really. set the path for many of the follow up the only other and the other impact we have wasn't although it was he was the 1st one to make a big socially conscious los angeles of the mississippi burning because that looks and that should have created a type of movie where people some of the writers the award style will be making a big commercial film that has a sort of social conscience i think parker was one of the 1st to do that in that style and that is implicit you still see. scott thanks very much for that scott rocks for from date of any culture. now to a story of birds and the being in the german state of area is well known for its love of b. and its immense production of the beverage but in one small town drink is echoing this state and all because of

the ghost and ban below for most and lynn. santa rosa's right where they should be for this time of year on the high side. let's get over to sal, is there anything new or is it okay out there? >>> it is okay out there, i like what i see so far, steve. here we are looking at the pictures where people are up early and on the roads. you can see traffic that moving -- is moving well if you are driving on the richmond bridge. also, we are looking at a commute on highway 24, it looks pretty good. 80 westbound, it looks like there's a stall near the maze off to the right hand side. placing lights, at the bay bridge it is light. let's go back to the headlines. >>> shall, thank you, a developing story and oakland, police shot and killed a man overnight who was armed with an assault weapon. this started at 11:00, and san leandro police started chasing a stolen car. the driver crashed near apple and pyramid street in oakland, that is where the shooting happened. san leandro police officers who opened fire are now on administrative leave,

lynn: thank you. tv,his is american history featuring events, interviews, archival films, and visits to college classrooms, museums, and historic places. exploring our nation's past, every weekend on c-span3. emperor hirohito announced japan's unconditional surrender on august 15, 1945 after the august 6 and ninth bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. the formal surrender sermon he took place aboard the uss missouri in tokyo bay, ending world war ii. c-span'shistory tv and "washington journal" will be live to look at the strategic situation in world war ii specific theater -- pacific theater. the impact of these adam bombs. on august 6, we will be live on c-span from 8 a.m. till 10 a.m. eastern. the guest includes the author of "twilight of the gods." grandson,ent truman's clifton truman daniel. on august 9, we will be live on from 9 a.m.-span3 until 10 a.m.. guests will respond to viewer calls and tweets. >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend featuring museum tours, archival films, college

lynn fears she may have to take more precautions as lockdown eases.ms because they are doing what they are supposed to be doing. when they stop doing that at the world will get back to where there are still a lot of germs out there. luxmy gopal, bbc news. the bbc‘s director general, tony hall, has defended the decision to play orchestral versions of rule, britannia and land of hope and glory at the last night of the proms. the decision to remove the lyrics has been criticised in several newspapers. lord hall has been speaking to our media editor, amol rajan. rupert tanya and land of hope and glory, with the ever be dropped from the last eight of the proms? my view about the proms is that it is a miracle that the team have done something which i think is so important, which is to have two weeks of music at the end of the proms of light music. you know what i'm getting at here, there's been a huge amount of noise and social media, the cultural secretary has made a point about it, was there a discussion at the bbc about dropping those songs over at the b

what we will really feel is heat in lynn. check this out. show the forecast for the inland communities. concord looking at triple digit heat friday through monday. we have not had a sustained run of heat like this in quite a while. get ready for it we take a quick look at the extended forecast. it really picks up into the weekend. it will last for the next couple of days of next week as well. >>> in tench protests in lebanon at the massive chemical explosion causes major damage in beirut. i will have that story coming up. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. >>> the pot continues following last week's major chemical explosion in beirut. the entire government is resigning following widespread protests. rich edson tells us, the processors want the government to find those responsible for the blast and hold them accountable. >> i do n

other than that, it will be a hot day in lynn. this is a heck of a high- pressure system that is parked itself over the nevada border. it will get nudged out of the way. it will be bumped back towards arizona and new mexico which will open the door for cooling. i will tell you, it is a slow process, when it is this strong. there is relief near the ocean and around the bay. for everyone it will be thursday and friday and then will hold steady on saturday, you guys. >>> an altercation in san jose got heated between a man on a bike and a police officer who stopped him. up next, you will see newly released body cam video of the incident, raising serious questions about excessive use of force. >>> a rise in the number of coronavirus cases for us one summer destination to expand their travel restrictions, affecting the tourism economy. do not forget, you cannot the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new mornings on fox 2 newsletter. go to www.ktvu.com, and sign up for the daily service. superfast internet. it

>> only a few days ago, after the first news from the for lynn hospital where he is being treated, -- news from the berlin hospital where he is being treated, the doctors said they believed he had been poisoned. angela merkel chose a rare way to express concern in a joint statement. this shows how unusual this is. germany pushes for russia to make a full and transparent investigation of the case. angela merkel also said that it is not a german russian bilateral issue. she strives for a joint european response. after her press conference, the foreign minister said that russia has to count on diplomatic consequences if it proves that it is a state and -- a state initiated murder attempt . >> thank you for that. eu foreign ministers meeting in lynn have agreed to impose sanctions on senior officials of belarus for cracking down on protesters. the decision was made at a meeting in berlin. they u urged russia not to intervene and ali riske after vladimir putin -- not to intervene in belarus. the top diplomat said the block was working to introduce the sanctions as quickly as possible. >> t

kpixindictments, lynn? >>> so far things have been quite at the sheriff department. sheriff lori smith not saying anything publicly about this alleged scheme, which calls into question whether or not she was giving political favors in the form of issuing concealed weapons permits to big donations -- or big donors to her campaign. >> ccw licenses should not be given in exchange for campaign donations. >> reporter: the alleged pay to play scheme came to light during the sheriff lori smith's hard-fought 2018 reelection campaign. it was an unusually large donation from a worldwide detection agency called aas solution, and the reward was a slew of hard to get concealed weapons permits that only the sheriff can issue. >> weeks after the scheme was hatched, the conspirators settled on a $90,000 donation in 12carry and conceal weapons permits known as ccw licenses. >> reporter: rose and said of a independent campaign expenditure committee known as public safety alliance which supported smith's reelection. investigators showed text messages between jensen and manager martin n

>> lynn patton, the hud regional director of new york city housing authority. >> owes you an apology?ur feeling towards her right now? >> i have no comment for her because, again, i do feel that i'm owed an apology because of the impact that it has had on me personally. and at this point i just have no conversation for her because i was used this manner. >> reporter: now, patton is pushing back on this telling cnn all the people in the video knew they were making a video for the republican party. but people in the video said they asked to see the edited clip, the one that aired on thursday night before it aired. >> they have the tape. tell them to show it. tell them to show it, me confirming that i said yes. i agree. they will find you on that tape and see, no, my confirmation is based off the edit and if they didn't cut off the tape you would hear lynn say, don't worry about it. you will see the edit. >> reporter: so let me talk about the bigger picture here. the people in the rchnc video tk heat in the community for appearing at it. today we heard stories about threatening phone cal

jamie lynn has been a fierce supporter of britney's following her meltdown 12 years ago.t ordered role but stepped down for health concerns. >>> turning back to the coronavirus, the cdc is out with surprising new guidelines when it comes to who should get tested. also there's a new study on social distancing. earlier i spoke with dr. shashank ravi about these headlines. let's begin with that surprising reversal from the cdc on testing guidelines. they're now saying you may not need to get tested for covid-19 even if you've had contact with someone who's infected. this is pretty confusing. what do we need to know? >> basically taking the onus of determining who needs a test from the federal level and moving it to the state and local level. there are some concerns with that. it does limit the ability to contact trace and really isolate and clamp down on these potential cases before they spread to a larger population. >> we've been told to keep a social distance of six feet but new research says we should evaluate social distance. it's depending on where we are indoors or ou

well the clinic in has offered to share all of the details from their tests with the clinic here in lynn what we're hearing from the hospital just behind me though is that there won't be any updates on the condition of the lex in the valley all the investigation into what actually led to him taking so violently ill on tuesday we will have to wait perhaps until wednesday to find out more information as to why he's here he remains in a coma as we understand in a state serious but stable condition. ok thanks for the update there peter that was artie's peter all over in berlin. were killed similarly senior research fellow at the global policy institute in london told us in a balanced case may end up replicating this crap out saga in terms of disclosure of any solid facts. the question is are the germans prepared to share their findings all of the little laboratory findings they pull all the medical tests that they undertook on the volunteer are they prepared to share them with the russian doctors if they're now if they try to do what a reason may did with discrete paddles and offer no cooper

lynn dumenil with us. thank you for making the journey.ave a conversation with us and make a presentation for about 45 minutes, after which, there will be a q&a time. there are microphones on each side. camille will help you navigate that. and those of you unable to come to the microphone, let us know and we will accommodate that. after that, there is a book signing. you will have seen this book in the library. there able to take your credit card and lynn is able to sign it. it is not too early to be making christmas gifts. get all of that shopping done well before. dr. dumenil is the glass professor of history at occidental college. number ofught at a distinct institutions, including .erkeley, whitman college she specializes in u.s. women's history and cultural and social history since the civil war. professoristinguished , having received many honors, including being a senior fulbright lecturer at the university of rome and many other recognitions, which is all to say that we are in for a treat. she brings to this topic a richness which

please join me in welcoming doctor lynn dumenil. (applause) >> thank you. i am really delighted to be here. i want to thank the museum for inviting me, but also tell camille how much i appreciate her organizing me, and of course, thank you for coming. when you think about it, on the surface, talking about women and war, it seems an odd connection because we so usually associate war with mail soldiers, with combat, with masculinity itself, so why talk about women and war? well, for those of you who know the museum, you know that in total wars like world war i and world war ii, civilians become increasingly important, and women are a part of that process. they worked in munitions factories, they served as nurses and other aides to the military machine. and much more bureaucratically than women had worked for war than in the past. it is actually tied to the nature of a modern state, a bureaucratic war. and this is particularly true in the united states. women were very much involved in a wide range of activities, and their support for the war effort is, in fac

. >> we have lynn on the line from west virginia. hello lynn. >> good morning c-span and mr. frank. on the son of an okinawa veteran who is trained to go to japan in the invasion. of course, they never had to go because president truman had the common sense to do what he did. for those who criticize truman and the army, i'm going to tell you what my dad said. but every one of those critics go to the families of american gi's who were safe from invading japan from certain death. tell them the truman did the wrong thing. i know you don't have the guts to do that. thank you, mister frank for your books. it's very informative. >> lynn, -- glen thank you for calling. richard frank, has history been fair to president truman regarding his decisions? >> in my view, no. let me add another dimension to this. mr. truman he famously said he did not lose any sleep over the decision and brace comments like that. if you really go through everything he actually said, in his mind he had a whole area and sort of two compartments. one compartment was, did i make the best decision of what was presented

we're now in northern sweden just below the arctic circle hi lynn and it must be here is some way they sent us the g.p.s. coordinates for meeting a parking lot somewhere in lapland. the next morning we have an appointment at 6 am in the ski area. even in july it's just 7 degrees celsius at this time of day the contrast with thailand could hardly be bigger. already got. a. pilot in we don't tell us that they are more than 4 hours drive away from their accommodation. may not that we have to sleep here somehow we have a tent for the 2 of us the others have to squeeze into the car at home and. i am tired but whenever i find berries things somehow keep going. they have to drive so far away because there are hardly any berries with this trying to make the long journey with while they sleep outside for one night and then spend another night in the camp. the weather is miserable and which bought a particularly rebel is said to grow here. from our current we don't know if i want to know mark we were quite far south yesterday but it wasn't worth it. we are now working our way for the north if ne

when now in northern sweden just below the arctic circle hi lynn and it must be here somewhere they sent us the g.p.s. coordinates for may seem a parking lot somewhere in lapland. the next morning we have an appointment at 6 am in the ski area. even in july it's just 7 if they still says that this time of day the contrast of thailand could hardly be bigger. already got. a. pilot and we don't tell us that they are more than 4 hours drive away from their accommodation. not that we have to sleep here somehow we have a tent for the 2 of us the others have to squeeze into the car at home and. i am tired but whenever i find berries things somehow keep going there for me. they have to drive so far away because there are hardly any berries with this trying to make the long journey worthwhile they sleep outside for one night and then spend another night in the camp. where that is miserable and which bought a particularly rare berry is said to grow here. for our car we don't know if i want to know what we were quite far south yesterday but it wasn't worth it. we are now working our way further nor

how he's dealing with the current fires there's more on our website www dot com i'm jarred rating by lynn thanks for watching. they've been robbed of their so many. people experiences when they're taken from them. countless cultural riches were brutally stolen from africa and carted off to europe by colonialists. each artifact has blood on it from the mines that have yet to feel. what should be done with the stone or from africa. this is being hotly debated on both continents. stolen sole source of commerce event on g w. 5. i have a lot of. his opponents are demanding his resignation and view him as a danger to democracy. a lot of his supporters see him as a savior president dry air bolsa not ok it's brazilians against one another during the corona pandemic more than as a. player in. the flacks fams from the corinthians cops carry white almost 5 kilos. sento they carry even greater weight politically. exam pollo soccer fans are leading pro-democracy protests despite the pandemic. upriver manifest the secret the in supporters were also among the 1st to take to the streets in the 1980 s. to

the course there has been a lot of insecurities about whether they can join us in the trial in india lynn novena they have to stay at home some of them some of them that's a great opportunity to stay at home and still participate in our study programs but others it's of course very disappointing to not be able to come to billin and enjoy here this is the life and to meet other students so it's it's been quite a challenge to be after i have noted which been really interesting that the number of applicants who are the trial has risen by 30 percent we can't really say why they have such a great interest but i would say i would think that the way germany handled the planet an independent m.e. with the sort of it was a very positive classes for at least that's not how it was portrayed internationally and a lot of students have told us that you know instead of applying to the universities in the u.s. especially with insecurities about them you say shoes people prefer students prefer to apply to german universities definitely and michelle hans joins us now from the german academic exchange servi

the old festivals have to come up with some new ideas for lynn in february was the last major international film festival able to do red carpet glamour with no masks and no social distancing. new york's tribeca festival in april was 1 of the 1st to take their event on march we're not going to give up that easily so we meet the challenge and we move forward. 21 film festivals contributed movies and director interviews to try back because we are one film festival which due to posting worldwide. can the world's number one film festival cancelled this may rather than go online but it's planned 2020 line up including films like wes anderson's the french dispatch will screen at other film festivals under the can 2020. communicate festival is hosting its august event outside. festival director christoph luna is determined to fight the streaming model. we have to do everything we can in the media and film industry but also in the cultural industries in general to fight this middle class tendency of people to just stay at home the alternative model is to talk about streaming but that's not our model

this is the italy business i'm an amber lynn good to have you with us we start in turkey where the currency the lira can't seem to stop slipping the windham dwindling purchasing power is fueling anxiety in the country will hear from voices on the ground in just a moment but 1st here's the situation as it stands. many tarts are worried how much more will the economy shrink things were bad even before the coronavirus hit but the pandemic hasn't just brought to risen to a halt the entire economy is collapsing as confidence disappears the value of the turkish lira has been rapidly falling losing about 20 percent on the u.s. dollar since the beginning of 2020 people in turkey are exchanging the earlier into foreign currency such as the us dollar and the euro on a massive scale bank reserves are also due in doing so there are no charging fees for withdrawals of foreign currencies this way they hope to slow down the lyrics decline at least somewhat. our correspondent giuliani joins us now from istanbul julia the current virus crisis has surely furthering dampened hopes that the u.s. fall will be s

the boss and best friends are in the spotlight we're going to check out this iconic by your employer lynn before we go in i'm going to put on my mask. inside we see that germany's strict hygiene measures are being upheld people keep their distance and just a great amount of your khyber everyone wears a face mask when moving around inside the customers are allowed to take it off one seated at a table. but that seems to scare people off tonight only a few. when coming in their guests to say next door i didn't have to wear a mosque i hear then they turn around and leave so my feeling is that as a bar you are punished when you stick to the regulations another rule customers ever quiet to fill in peace contact forms but then name and telephone number but that's also a problem. i can't believe that mr donald duck with this weird address came to the spot look for yourself. and you might say you have all. the district of once to fight the coronavirus by making more random inspections now but their resources are limited explains the name. we can only do so much that we have just under 50 employees

tour of berlin's most popular bars and clubs we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot but lynn central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried to some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous we actually understand. the scam to get infected. wells no not at all i would not go. in there we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that the 2nd wave would come in so why would it be triggered by people going out we don't know how long time is corona's going to last so you can't just keep being scared like. yeah all the time so infections and rising and rising fast potties on the street problem the boss and best friends are in the spotlight we're going to check out this iconic buy you're in but listen before we go in i'm going to put on my mask. inside we see that germany's strict hygiene measures are being upheld people keep their distance and to stay quite amount of your khyber everyone wears a face mask when moving around inside the customers

>> reporter: legends include patsy klein ♪ ♪ i'm crazy for trying ♪ ♪ >> charlie pride and loretta lynn and the ryman were in decline. the offering moved across the river. the cashes sang the closer. ♪ circle be unbroken >> reporter: for 20 years the ryman sat dark and crumbling. country stars emmy lou harris and matter stewart led the fight to save it. >> the ryman was the ultimate place if you had country music in your heart. it was an absolute threat to be torn down at one point. >> reporter: in 1994 the renovated ryman reopened, reborn. country music made it famous, t springsteen, too. last year with you tan clan because the ryman's first hip-hop performance. >> they stand and stomp their feet and they feel the physical part of music in this room. the part of music that changes molecules. >> reporter: the energy goes both ways? >> yeah. the energy goes both ways. i think people coming know they're going to be apartment of something that's bigger than just them. >> reporter: they come to the ryman for a moment that feels this intimate. ♪ ♪ when we rise ♪ we will rise together >> repo

thank you to lynn for talking to us in that report.orse for some people? i think that with the nature of the condition, there is this feeling that something bad is going to happen. this worry something awful is going to happen, people feel the need to do something to stop bad thing happening. now obviously we have there is a very real threat, coronavirus, obviously we have there is a very realthreat, coronavirus, it's a huge impact on all of us, on the world, so people with 0cd, that fear has now become very real. we are hearing from lots of people who are finding it particularly difficult at the moment. i suppose, as well, there's been a lack of routine for many people and also missing out on face—to—face therapy, as well, which iimagine has face—to—face therapy, as well, which i imagine has had a big impact on some? exactly. fora lot i imagine has had a big impact on some? exactly. for a lot of people, there 0cd might concentrate on the pandemic but lots of people may have had their therapy stopped and their face—to—face therapy is s

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>> i've got my foot in the door doing old-school country music like willie nelson, loretta lynn.e all sorts of music. i love tom petty. i just put out a -- it's been great to see people buy the music, but i think with so many people streaming music right now, and what a monopoly that's been, and how those organizations are kind of a pyramid scheme where artists see hardly any money from streaming, you know, this is our bread and butter. and it's -- it's really -- it's been emotional for everybody. we all miss playing. >> dayna, i know we've got to let you go in a second, but what does the timeline look like? are there any venues that you've spoken to that look like they're right on the edge of not being able to come back? >> yeah. i mean that 90% number is -- it can't be overstated. this is not a drill. there's no cash on hand, right? so we don't have any revenue, and we've been shut down completely for five months with zero dollars coming in and also refunding tickets for all the canceled and postponed shows. so i'm spending my days now convincing people not to board up, to, you

lynn vincent and sarah vladek speak about their book, indianapolis: the true story on the worst see disasterng on this event, the library board, jonathan and the staff who work with us who she mentioned as well. the library is a fantastic institution. we are lucky to have it. look at this awesome auditorium. speaking of great public spaces, this is one. >> libraries and ballparks. two the most important things in the city. >> you have had this incredibly distinguished

today, from this day forward i'm going to be loretta lynn. if moderate is somebody who supported getting rid of private health insurance in this country, that really tells you where the democratic party is this day. and katie brought up the economy really quickly, and that speech that kamala harris gave yesterday, they ought to be very careful how they message on the economy because kamala harris said trump is the reason that millions of americans are now unemployed. well, americans know that would be the coronavirus, that would be a virus that originated in china that was unleashed on the world and killed hundreds of millions of people. then she brought up the barack obama joe biden era of the longest economic expansion in history and trumps going to run that into the ground. don't bring that up, that's actually the reason why president trump got elected because of eight years of lackluster growth. and it was under this president that unemployment rate fell to a 50 year low. a black unemployment fell to the lowest on record, and wages were a

we are happy to have with us tonight lynn deutsch, mayor of dunwoody georgia just outside atlanta. madam mayor, thank you very much for being with us. what's it like to be on one of these calls with dr. birx for starters? we don't get to hear them. wish we could. it is a matter of public health. is she candid with you guys? >> she's been very candid, and what i've noticed in the most recent calls is that she's been much more firm about what she would like to see local and state governments do if their cases are continuing to grow. and so -- >> we've seen some of the -- oh, okay. go ahead. >> closing bars is just an example of something she said on this past week's calls. >> on schools, which is, again, a huge responsibility, huge for public officials, intensely personal for parents and teachers and all their families, we've seen some of the georgia schools open, kids slammed back into quarantine after positive cases. are you ready to reopen? >> well, my city doesn't control the school system, and our school system has delayed in-person learning. it's virtual only till the middle of

i'm dion lynn. >> amtd eric thomas. >>> residents living inside the fire zone are allowed to return home. but for others, it means the typical task of assessing damage or salvaging what was lost in the massive blaze. >>> the lnu fire, they are learning in the north bay and surrounding counties and cal fire says weather is helping crews. the fire is now at more than 373,000 acres, which is about 583 square miles, bigger than the city of los angeles. it is 41% contained, a 6% increase from yesterday. >> abc 7 news cornell bernard is live inorter:hose making a homecoming may get some encouragement from that seen on a scorched hillside, it says, vaca strong. it's a testament to the community. one homeowner asked us to come along as he returned to his property. >> make a sharp right. ck's canyonis it's a r jim knew property had been destroyed but seeing the damage up close was >> reporter: the fire was approaching fast. there was little time. >> i do not see 30 minutes more that i could have gotten out of this place. >> reporter: down the road, his neighbor's house in ruins. >> well, it's har

donna lynne joins us to explain the modification. >> businesses initially thought the closure would actually drive more foot traffic. it did the opposite. it kept a lot of customers away. >> i am really able to come out. >> business owners suffered big time during the weekend street closure. >> lovably a 30 to 50% decrease in our cell. >> it affected us probably up to 60%. >> the business owners initially supported helping people what shop after dining out. many restaurants did well in other retails suffered. >> a lot of the businesses is people drive by and nec the cute store with the porch and are interested and want to coming. >> people were walking by and if you are not walking on the sidewalk it it's a little harder to's comments someone to park here. >> without a successful, local economy we are not able to maintain the same quality of life in our community. >> they filled out most of the restaurants are. with the other restaurant they allowed street parking to allow for tables. >> street closure idea has been fairly popular but is not for everybody. a business starting a petition to p

from westave lynn virginia. hello. caller: hello. i'm in okinawa veteran and was trained to go to japan in the invasion. worse, i never had to go because there was instability. for those who criticize truman, go to the families of people, american g.i.'s you were saved from invading japan and certain death and tell them that truman did the wrong thing. i know you don't have the guts to do that. thank you, mr. frank, for your book. it's very informative. -- host: mr. frank, mr.history been fair to truman? in his decisions in this? guest: in my view, no. he famously said he did not sleep on the decision and comments like that. if you go through everything he , heally said, in his mind had the area in two compartments. one was, did i make the best decision and he always believed if you really understood all the alternatives, he made what secretary stimson called "the least abhorrent choice." the alternatives were worse. but truman was never in different -- indifferent to the depths of the japanese his order had caused. shortly after you

know right well thank you lynn against to sleep a little longer. he goes to school in his home village as they call it him. bus loads of all cars so although much not so much moving. the children run a very adult farm so you have cowles pegs chickens rabbits 3 cats 2 dogs and cools you a mushroom. farm in june. now pretty. good at math. me choke. you know. no question this. is the. p.c. you. buy yet and your shin dashes ania i knew the touch of water and the song but always so bright you're a boxer award now critics. so good on some but i pasted them way over those additional troops using the c.e.o. of. this local plan we're only. sure when you've gotten good as you should do those and as usual are going to order . you on my show look. we were good for the walk portion of now could you. but i will usually. yeah. but. if. you don't come through she was. 9 years ago. when last that or what. after a long anybody. who doesn't know how many are like. this. but here it is only 11 but they call him paul for a reason for one it's difficult to do on that fr

reina lynn seemed like an unlikely suspect.nted the storage unit for somebody else. meanwhile, they looked into the affair with gach and discovered the two had met in retab. in december 2010 less than two years before gavin disappeared, lisa found out about it. >> i was heart broken. >> so she took an extreme step to save her family. she and two of her sons then 14 and 20 went to the house to speak to them family to family. >> i was upset when we were driving there, so i stayed in the car and let my sons go in the house. >> but they didn't meet chandy in there, they met her husband, his name was john. john creech. not pleasant. >> when they came out, they were both crying. >> they told their mom creech threatened to kill gavin if he didn't stay away from chandy. though 17 months later he vanishes after calling chandy, lisa had a very bad feeling. >> everything changed right then for me. >> detectives were suspicious, too, remember, chandy told them she didn't see gavin that night. but there was evidence to the contrary. cell ph

lynn vincent, a u.s. navy veteran is their number one new york times bestseller and coauthor of 11 nonfiction books. best known titles are same kind of different as me and heaven is for real. a veteran journalist and author of more than a hot thousand articles, have estimated pieces of been said it before congress in the u.s. supreme court. sarah vladeck, the documentary filmmaker is one of the world's leaders experts on the uss indianapolis. and became a seven become assessed of the story at the age of 13. over the next few decades, she released a world a documentary film of the disaster uss indianapolis, the legacy. she's published new research on the indianapolis on the proceedings, the official journal of the u.s. navy. and has appeared as an expert commentator us the book is also listed on the new york times bestseller list. so before they come to the stage, we will see a short film. if you roll the film now? -- >> >> i started in the navy when i was 16, and i saw ten battles. >> i saw the flag raisi