mcgrath outspent booker by a margin of nearly 10 to 1. booker's popularity soared in recent weeks as he took part in black lives matter protests. he spoke against police violence. mcgrath will now face senate majority leader mitctch mcconnnl in november. in sououth dakotota, the presidt of the oglalala sioux tribe hahs orderered president trump to cancel a planned visit to mount rushshmore on july 3 for an independence day celelebration. julian bear runnnner told thee guardian -- "the lands on which that mountain is carved and the lands he's about to visit belong to the great sioux nation under a treaty signened in 185851 and te fort l laramie treaty of 1868 ad i have to tetell him he doesn't have permimission from its original sovereign owners to enter the territorory at this time." meanwhile, south dakotaa republican governor kristi noem said tuesday the thousands of people attending trump's mount rushmore event will not be required to wear a mask or to remain six feeeet apart. >> we will be giving out free fast masks if they choose to

we finally know that your opponent in kentucky for this year's senate race will be amy mcgrath. are you looking forward to the campaign? >> i am ready for the campaign. she is going to be quite well-funded. it will be a spirited race raked until the end. >> dana: we'll be watching,

now mcgrath's cam papaign shari with this network, showing mcgrath trailing mcconnell by just 4 points. we say that by knowing donald trump carried the red state of kentucky by 30. joining us now lieutenant colonel amy mcgrath. thank you for being with us. as has been constantly recognized and mentioned, you don't scare easily, but mitch mcconnell can build a post office, interstate highway, a bridge a tunnel on a whim. he can confirm a federal judge on a whim and a grin. you almost lost your primary. what gives you optimism to get up every day and continue in this race to unseat this guy in your state? >> well, thanks for having me on. i got to tell you, there are a lot of people here in kentucky who are tired of mitch mcconnell. the primary you had a lot of angry folks who came out in droves to vote because they're so angry and they want their voices heard. mitch mcconnell has been around so long, but he hasn't done for kentucky what kentucky needs. a lot of people get that. they say what good is a powerful senator if he doesn't use that power for us. even before coronavirus we had r

that's back when mcgrath was in a stronger position. and you can see here booker's margins were much, much smaller in these counties in the mail-in voting. in fact, in this county, mcgrath won in a runaway on the mail-in voting. so it's an interesting thing to keep in mind here. when the votes are cast, what's going on in the campaign when the votes are cast, that can be crucial when you have extensive mail-in voting. also tonight coming in from colorado, this is a largely mail-in primary. democratic race here. this is the right to take on cory gardner in the fall. john hickenlooper, former governor of colorado, former presidential candidate, he got in this race. he will be the democratic nominee running against cory gardner. this is one of those states -- there are two of them in the battle for the senate the democrats particularly had their eyes on where you have a republican incumbent, cory gardner in colorado, in a state that trump did not carry in 2016. clinton carried colorado. so that could be an uphill fight for cory gardner. su

mcgrath received 45.4% of the vote. booker received 42.6%.t was incredibly close, even though mcgrath outspent booker by a margin of nearly 10 to 1. booker's popularity soared in recent weeks as he took part in black lives matter protests and spoke against police violence. mcgrath will now face senate majority leader mitch mcconnell in november. can you talk about what is happening in these races around the country? >> i think that is really important we talk about electoral work, amy. significantr win is and should not be underermined r should n not be minimized. isetimes we see wins absolute. the fact he was able to garner so much momentum i think is significant and speaks to futute winsns. jubail m moment, what a great candidate. if we couldd c clone more people lili him, former middle school principal, humble e guy, smart, courageous, really not afraid to take a stand around prprogressie issues, incncluding foreign poly issues like palestine, which is often so controversial for politicians, so difficult for politicians to take a principal

mcgrath edged off charles booker, a margin of 15,000 votes. really close race with 90% of the state's precincts reports. the kentucky secretary of state said that more than 161,000 people voted in person last tuesday, but there were more than 500,000 million ballots that needed to be counted. mcgrath initially held an enormous if you wafundraising o booker. >>> also, former governor john hickenlooper won tuesday's primary in colorado and will face senator cory gartner. hickenlooper beat back a challenge from andrew romanoff. across to politico, the colorado senate race was the most significant on tuesday because the state was essential for the democrat's path back to the senate majority. let's switch gears getting first look at your forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. good morning, janessa. >> good morning, yasmin. here in july and we're tracking the storms ant heat that continue to build. we'll take a look at current radar. nothing too severe. but we'll see a squall line across the south and from south carolina into georgia. the primary

bove test wickets, then glenn mcgrath at 563 above that.ow the frustration of your‘s wash—out. england closing in on victory this afternoon. an annoying rain shower over the lunch break. they have now resumed. england need five more wickets. the west indies attack has not been able to hold firm over long periods of time. for carlos brathwaite for stuart broad to get his wicket, he was a key one because he does have that ability to stay at the crease for a long period. england have five wickets within their sights, theyjust england have five wickets within their sights, they just need england have five wickets within their sights, theyjust need to whether to stay away. alison mitchell, thank you. before we go, a reminder there's live tennis going on right now. it's day two of the battle of the brits event at the national tennis centre in roehampton. the british number one, jo konta, who lost tojodie burrage yesterday, is taking on katie boulter. earlier, cameron norrie beat jan choinski in straight sets. andy murray is in mixed doubles actio

like i said with every thought negotiated i have worked with him very well but also we did that mcgrath's the democrats were extremely interested and i worked intensely with them and also with the predecessor you know you not rushing to say one side or the other here to the republicans or the democrats that you say well i'm saying that both of them have serious misgivings with the yukio there's a common consensus in the united states that the problems with go to your these vision columns from the time when the obama was there and we continue whoever is president so we need to engage with them one way or the old style a different but the problem is this thank you so much fear time has your say our day good luck with your campaign thank you very much this is day to be a business thank you very much for joining us just hearing from one of the candidates for the direction generalship of the world trade organization now some of the other business stories making its. here in central bank has banks not to pay dividends all bonuses until january 2021 extends a previous call to withhold such payme

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mcgrath. we got to find out what's going on in ms. mcgrath's class. we don't have the capacity.don't have that set up. so we're just going to throw children to the wolves, throw teachers to the wolves, all for some mythological reason that somehow there's this massive demand. but every survey and poll i have seen for the last seven, ten, days, shows the majority of parents don't want to send their kids to school, if they are unsure about its safety. and they are unsure about its safety. especially, in these states with rampant, out-of-control community spread of sars cov-2. it's -- it's irrational. >> laurie garrett, science writer, former senior fellow for health and global communications. pulitzer prize-winning journalist. laurie, thank you for speaking the blunt truth tonight. thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> i will say, what laurie is describing there, in terms of what sort of can't be done within the u.s. educational system right now. i mean, the solution to that is not that we need to blow up and reassemble education in this country, before anybody can go

mcgrath, her class.ve got to get in there real quick, do some contact tracing and find out what's going on in ms. mcgrath's class. we don't have the capacity. nobody is setting that up. so we're just going to throw children to the wolves, throw teachers to the wolves, all for some mythological reason that somehow there's this massive demand. but in fact, every survey and poll i've seen for the last seven to ten days shows the majority of parents don't want to send their kids to school if they are unsure about its safety, and they are unsure about its safety, especially in these states with rampant, out-of-control community spread of sars-cov2. it's irrational. >> laurie garrett, science writer, former senior fellow, pulitzer prize-winning journalist. thank you for speaking that blunt truth here tonight. thank you for always doing that. thanks for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> i will say what laurie is describing there in terms of what sort of can't be done within the u.s. educational system right

outdoors but many salon owners in san francisco say it's not realistic you're wonder owner county mcgrath posted on social media explaining that operating a business in the streets of san francisco as many. >>implications state of our streets in cities and we right now not only just with covid even regular, you know normal situation and we needed center anything your side wants to send them on the home was drug addicts in the trash, she also says moving business outdoors is an option for many salon owners because of limited space in safety issues. >>not to mention the wind in the fog. now many clients in the city are asking for in-home hair cuts we're going elsewhere think that's an issue already with sirius channel counties o p. >>san francisco is he so clients are the only over county lines to get their hair done. >>in this is happening. this isn't happening. you know since nafta be in the east bay stylists in salon owners protested outside the alameda county health department in oakland on wednesday. >>saying outdoor haircuts benefits some but not all many hoping to work with leaders i

in the theme of we totally planned that, listen to amy mcgrath who was here today campaigning. >> whatestern kentucky needs is what a lot of kentucky needs which is more funding for state and local governments. the state right now has a $400 billion shortfall -- i'm sorry, $400 million shortfall, just for this year. a billion-dollar shortfall for next year. and that's the thing. if you can just bail out big business right away, we should be able to bail out school, school districts, teachers, you know, your social workers, your police, your firefighters, that sort of thing. i think that's really important because this is not just stimulus. this is emergency package. >> key to this in parts of the country like this is going to be remote learning. it's about giving those students what they need to remote learn. high-speed internet. digital devices. keep an eye on this senate race. i'm headed to louisville next. tomorrow, demonstrations on behalf of breonna taylor. everywhere i go are the register to vote booths by amy mcgrath. >> cal perry, i always learn something from your reporting. t

i am asking the executive office committee chairman mr mcgrath to consider initiating a committee—ledthis house the scale of the breaches that occurred. in two days of discussion in this chamber, there has been little consideration for the pain presently being expressed by the family of bobby storey. no expressions or very little expression of sympathy and no condolences. how many members here in the midst of this week's incessant media coverage, the tweets, the facebook statuses, the interviews, how many have genuinely given any thought to the grieving family of bobby storey? many families have had to say goodbye to loved ones with no wake, no physical mass, and funeral burial at all. that we have all become accustomed to during covid—19. the sacrifices these families have had to make are immeasurable and will stay with them for the rest of their lives. and mr speaker, they are doing this on the advice given to them by our executive every week. a member of the clergy in my constituency put it much better than i ever could when he said, "i have stood in my empty church and sat in my c

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the only exception is amy mcgrath in kentucky. so we have an historic grassroots movement building here in south carolina. we cockntacted over 250,000 peoe this week. so if people want to continue to make lindsey graham nervous, go to jaimeharrison a.com and be pt of the effort to build a new south. >> you got it in there. lindsey graham was a vocal critic of then candidate trump. famously tweeted, if we nominate trump, we will get destroyed and we will deserve it. now graham has become one of the president's most loyal backers in congress. how do you explain this transition? >> listen, it's almost like watching a live version of "the invasion of the body snatchers." >> i should say in the congress, but go on. sorry, go on. >> yeah, he is just -- the flip-flopping is amazing. i've never seen it in all of the years that i've been studying politics. so see someone go from having a backbone to not having one at all. and that's what we see in lindsey graham. and that's why he is vulnerable in this election. because there are a lot of

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including san francisco in oakland say this really won't help them a whole lot vier wonder owner connor mcgrathsays operating a business on the streets of san francisco mp make hair cuts unrealisicthat i space sanitation and safety concerns conow many clients are asking for in-home haircuts or they're simply going elsewhere. >>right now not only just with county but even in regular, you know normal situation i mean en said anything your side wants to send them on the home. a list of drug addicts in the trash think it's an issue already rich er champ san francisco is he so th county lines to get their hair to. >>well there is solace and shop owners are hopi to work with city leaders on a way to open safely indoors. >>well happening today major league baseball is back we've been waiting for this right the regular season kicks off today for are in los angeles anthis morning giants manager gabe kepler is explaining why he decided to kneel during l anthe in with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live at oracle park in san franciscthis morning with the latest there. >>robin we may n have been able to games

thatcrats ha said, the candidat democrats have in the state of kentucky retired fighter pilot amy mcgrath is one of the best fundraisers they've had in the history of the party.. she is shown an unparalleled ki ability tond raise enormous sum of money and whenever you're raising the kinds of figures that she is, she's already raised over $40 million and many in the party think she could raise another $40 million befori the election is done, you'll always have to pay attention t'e it. s and the republicans certainly are payingg attention to it. reser that is why we've seen several outside groups place $14 million in advertise reservations for the fall in the state of kentucky to heto help soern mit mcconnell. if you need to spend $14 millioo to keep a race in your column, o then perhaps it isn't asf soli as we have begun the cycle thinking it was. >> one of thehe things that we like to do during the segments when we take a deep dive into the races is show viewers what voters in the individual states are seeing on the television, the campaign ads.es, th so want to focus on one of the those

we finally know that your opponent in kentucky for this year's senate race will be amy mcgrath. you looking forward to the campaign? >> i am ready for the campaign. she is going to be quite well-funded. it will be a spirited race raked until the end. >> dana: we'll be watching, senator. senator mitch mcconnell, thanks for joining us. the major league baseball season is starting in just a few weeks, but some top players are now saying they will not play. we'll tell you why next. suffering economic hardship. the country is crying out for leadership, leadership that can unite us, leadership that brings us together. that's what the presidency is - the duty to care, to care for all of us, not just those who vote for us, but all of us. i promise you this: i won't traffic in fear and division. i won't fan the flames of hate. i'll seek to heal the racial wounds that have long plagued our country, not use them for political gain. i'll do my job and i will take responsibility, i won't blame others. you know, i've said from the outset of this election, that we're in the battle for the soul

former marine pilot amy mcgrath never late edged out progressive -- narrowly edged out progressive charleshe will take on mitch mcconnell in november. beloved comedy writer, actor, and director carl reiner died last night of natural causes at his home in beverly hills, lifornia. his prolific career spanned seven decades and as we report entertainment gen every [laughter] >> fm the start, carl reiner was a television comedy pioneer. firs appearing in 1950 is the sharp witted straightman on sid s caesar'our show of shows." there he met mel brooks, with wh he created comedy classics, like this bit about a 2000-year-old man. >> you want to see my drivers license? >> he created, produced, and acted in one of the most celebrated comedies in television history, "the dick van dyke show." inhe 1970's, he saw success on the big screen, directing films including "the jerk" with steve his son directed films like "when rry met sally," carl reiner's wife had this infamous cameo. >> i'll have what she's having. >> he was actively at work well into his years in sitcoms, in movies like the ocean's eleven f

amy mcgrath was on morning joe this morning. >> the primary that just happened, enormous turnout, more than we've had in a decade. folks are really ready to get rid of him. no matter where you go, whether it's louisville or in eastern kentucky, folks are hurting and they are tired of a man who continually prioritizes things like tax cuts for the wealthiest 1% and big corporations. >> charlie, she has raised a lot of money, name recognition, infrastructure, on and on and on with mitch mcconnell. based on where things are right now, how realistic do you think it is that she could mount a serious challenge? >> i think that's a long shot. people need to understand that. look, if this is a complete democratic tsunami, a lot of seats are in place. doug jones can get re-elected. kansas, texas, south carolina, maybe alaska in play. those are reaches. right now the seats that are on the bubble are places like montana and maybe georgia and potentially iowa. those are how much more realistic chances to get to that net gain of three or four that the democrats are going to need. >> let's talk a lit

shop san francisco and oakland say that really is not going to help them vieron wander owner kanye mcgrathys that operating a business in the streets of san francisco has a lot of implications that may care cuts on realistic that includes limited space. sanitation and safety concerns. now many clients are asking for in-home haircuts or they're just going elsewhere. > covid even regular, you know normal we needed said there anything your side wants to send them on the home. a list of drug addicts in the trash think it's an issue already rough series champ san francisco is he so clients are the only over county lines to get their hair done. >>hairstylists and shop owners are hoping to work with county leaders in a way to open safely indoors. now to the peninsula i families in san mateo county are getting another month of proteconard of supervisors voting extend the county wide moratorium from july 28th for another month until august 31st, it's e extended tw august 31st tenants rent that they owe contra costa and alameda counties have also extended their moratorium but to september 30th. >>we

now, joshua, to prove that it's better to be lucky than good, amy mcgrath, who is running against mitchonnell, was here campaigning today, here for some meetings. i asked her about the delay, here's what she said. >> well, the really sad part about this is that we knew this was coming. right? i mean, when you think about the fact that we passed the last package back in, what, april, we knew that the benefits that were going to be running out at the end of july, we had a long time to figure this out. you know, may, june, and all of july. and it seems like this is sort of the way government is run unfortunately under mitch mcconnell. you wait till the last minute. you're making an emergency. and then you do it poorly. >> it will be an interesting election day in kentucky to say the least when you see,000 she's laying out that argument to the voters. couple quick notes on the schools because it's important especially here in kentucky. when the president says he's going to link the funding to in-person learning, a lot of parents here because of the cases are not going to be bringing their k

in kentucky, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will face former marine pilot amy mcgrath.tic primary in kentucky took place last week, but they were counting the st p absentee and mail-in ballots. she won a really close primary against charles booker. she had a huge amount of money to spend. she will face an uphill battle. mcconnell has held the seat since 1984. we do have major breaking news overseas. hundreds arrested protesting in hong kong as china begins to exert its power on that city. a live report from hong kong, next. because heart and kidney disease shouldn't prevent you from pushing your limits. because every baby deserves the very best start in life. because a changing environment should mean caring for the land that takes care of us all. at bayer, everything we do, from advances in health to innovations in agriculture, is to help every life we touch. at bayer, this is why we science. all the way out here just for a blurry photo of me. oh, that's a good one. wait, what's that? that's just the low-battery warning. oh, alright. now it's all, "check out my rv," an

>> a lot of attention was initially on this kentucky race with amy mcgrath and mitch mcconnell. the reason is that there's a villain, mitch mcconnell being the senate majority leader, and the face of the stolen supreme court seat and all of the angst for democrats in the senate. but kentucky actually is predominantly white. it's got a very small african-american population. south carolina is very different. so today when harrison posted his fund raising data, i said what makes south carolina so formidable, it's got a very strong candidate in harrison. number two, it's got the demographics that kentucky doesn't have. when we look at how doug jones did it in alabama, he did it through a surge of african-american turnout, right? and, you know, the south carolina democratic party, which is predominantly a story of african-american voters, is highly organized because of the role south carolina plays in the presidential primary. this year was the presidential primary, so that group is very organized right now particularly. so i think that's a huge asset. but the third thing, of course

dealing with a lot to say to yourself burdick any the bills to stop in restarting 100 syrians county mcgrath says the pandemic is crushing or san francisco hair salon beer and wonder which has been in business for 7 years, the salon closed in march due to the coronavirus in when they were ready for rtopen at the end of june after buying loads of ppe equipment. mayor london breed pas the city's reopening plans. well the idea of outdoor hair services sounds good in theory. progress is it's just not realistic for salons and barbershops in the city seat of our streets in cities and the rain you mentally just with covid but even in regular, you know normal situation and we needed center anything your side wants to send them on the home. >>liz drug addicts in the trash in an industry that focuses heavily on sanitation. grant says operating in the streets would only take that away. she also says moving business outdoors is an option for many salon owners because of limited space in safety issues not to mention the wind and fog it's actually driving people to. >>go further underground and go house c

services outdoors but many salon owners in san francisco say it's not realistic fear wonder owner county mcgrath posted on social media explaining that operating a business in the streets of san francisco as many implications seat of our streets in cities and the rain you mentally just with covid but even in regular, you know normal situation and we needed center anything your side wants to send them on the home. >>listen drug addicts in the trash, she also says moving business outdoors is an option for many salon owners because of limited space in safety issues. >>not to mention the wind in the fog. now many clients in the city are asking for in-home hair cuts we're going elsewhere think it's an issue already raised serious and counties o p. >>san francisco is he so clients are the only over county lines to get their hair done. >>in this is happening. this isn't happening. you know since nafta be in the east bay stylus in salon owners protested outside the alameda county health department in oakland on wednesday. >>saying outdoor haircuts benefits some but not all many hoping to work with leade

a lot of money to flowing to candidates like amy mcgrath, for example. in those races, there were progressive insurgent candidates that were running against those individuals. so the democratic senate committee did very well. the money that they did to work, they won in those cases, but there were rivals who may push away some progressives in terms of whether or not they will show up and be progressive. those senate races are really -- >> bill: to viewers, if you are trying to look to some tea leaves, check out the peas at foxnews.com, and check out martha tonight at 7:00. a human being. >> in studio. come see us at 7:00. >> bill: will do. the police here reporting that protesters attack some officers at a much, including the chief of police. details on not coming up in a moment here. a "new york times" opinion columnist, we will talk to a former "new york times" reporter about that as well as covid. and later, the legendary college football coach, urban meyer, on the chance of the team getting back out on the field this fall. . record low mortgage rates

over the last few years especially over the last year is some important changes happening in that mcgrath the party at the grassroots especially among the youth and a democratic party to see presents and the likes of benny signed theirs and so on so court where the media don't see it that way anymore and they do think there's a human rights question they do think there's an issue of justice and they do see better stadiums not too dissimilar from the way they see black lives matter and for them but a student life matter. thanks so much for analysis them out of the shower al jazeera senior political analyst. much more still to come in this news all. global carbon production is being hit hard by the coronavirus player in chile to find out what's being done to protect workers and their communities. and nearly $35000.00 schools reopen in time and says the government eases coronavirus restrictions. in sports the list grows as another player pops out of the n.b.a. very start in florida summer will be here with details it will. if you want to see dramatic thunderstorms go to amman they've been ar

amy mcgrath has overcome a kentucky primary. she has won the democratic u.s. senate nomination.fended off charles booker to set up a showdown with mitch mcconnell. in colorado, former senator john hickenlooper won his democratic senate primary. he'll face cory gardner in november. that's a race that could decide control of the senate. >>> also this morning there's knew tied to the harvey weinstein case. another potential victory for the disgraced movie mogul's accusers. word now of a multi-million-dollar settlement. kate snow has been following this story from the beginning for us. kate, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. nine women brought the civil case forward. if this deal is approved, more women who allege sexual misconduct against harvey weinstein may be abl the nearly $19 million settlement. this morning weinstein's accusers are one step closer to a legal victory. nine women who sued the convicted rapest reaching a settlement that if approved would create a fund for $19 million. >> this settlement is for any women who was abused by harvey weinstein. sh

the camp this democrats have in kentucky, amy mcgrath, is one of the best fundraisers the democrats haves a senate candidate in the history of the party. she is unparalleled among ability to raise enormous sums of money. whenever you are raising those kinds of figures she is, she has raised over $40 million, many in the party think she could raise another $40 million before the election is done, you will always have to pay attention to it. republicans are paying attention to it. that's why we've seen several outside groups place over $14 million in ad reservations in kentucky to help mitch mcconnell. you havee of thumb, if to feel like you need to spend $14 million to keep a race in your column, perhaps it is not as solid as we think it was. host: one of the things we like to do during these segments is show viewers what voters in individual states are seeing on their televisions, the campaign ads. we want to focus on one of those most high-profile races, the arizona race. make sally in the tilt democrat column against mark kelly, the astronaut. here are two of their back to back. we wil