plans to bring back union jobs in manufacturing and create new union jobs in clean energy.ns to increase social security benefits, cancel billions in student loan debt. >> we know she loves a plane and has been instrumental in putting together a lot of what joe biden is making part of his platform and his plan. >> had to to progressives, a strong presidential campaign on that front, she does love plans, she talked about it, one of the things she was credit about on her presidential campaign but the plans of the biden platform fit elizabeth warren's plan. that's the issue here, to try to get the progressives fired up about this ticket. there using the unity of trying to kick out the guy behind me in the white house, donald trump. shannon: summit wants to help with that also lived in that white house and that is former president barack obama and here is some of his speech. >> donald trump hasn't grown into the job because he can't. the consequences of that failure are severe. 170,000 americans dead, millions of jobs gone. shannon: we haven't seen them on stage a lot because u

there were 300,000 new recruits in the union army. now struggling -- days leader, are the first names of the drafts drawn from wheels just like this one. harold, tell us about this object. >> it is an unusual looking object. think of it as a large hand cranked device. look at the aperture with the lid at the top. in this wheel or the names of conscripts. the draft is implored when recruitments is not equaled state requirements. by july, new york had to begin conscription. the first military draft american history, so it is not the most popular event in recruiting. this wheel that was used contained a number of names, and it would be -- by a marshal in public. someone would open a lid, stick his arm in. the first unlucky drafty's name would be called. it would go right from that office and the union army. it was not a popular object to be sure. it was a time of tremendous anxiety. >> this object came into the collection of new york historical society soon after the end of the war. you say in your book that within this object were ethni

plans to bring back union jobs and manufacturing create new union jobs in clean energy.ns to increase social security benefits, cancel billions in student loan debt. >> shannon: we know she loves a plan and we are told that she's been very instrumental in putting together a lot of what the vice president biden is now making part of his platform and his plan. >> bret: this is a hatful up to progressive's, the left of the party. she ran a strong presidential campaign on that front. she does love plans, she talked about it, one of the think she was credited about it on her president of campaign, but not all the plans in the biden platform for elizabeth warren's plan, so that is the issue here, to try to get the progressives fired up about this ticket. right now they are using the unity of trying to kick out the guy behind me in the white house, president trump. >> shannon: and someone who wants to help with that is somebody who also lived in the white house, that is former president barack obama. here is some of his speech. >> donald trump hasn't grown into the job, because

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i love a good plan and joe biden has great plans for new union jobs in clean energy. plans to increase social security benefits, cancel billions of dollars in student loan debt and make our braps laws work for families instead of the pretors who cheat them. our economic system has been rigged to give ball outs to billionaires and kick dirt in the face of everyone else but we can build a driving economy by investing in families and fixing with what is broken. joe's plan includes making the wealthy their forshare. holding the corporations accountable. repairing racial inequalities and fighting in washington. let me tell you one of my plans, child care. as a little girl growing up in oklahoma, what i wanted move most in the world was to be a teacher. when i had babies and was juggling my first teaching job it was hard but ki do hard. the thing that almost got me was child care. i had tried holding it all together but without reliable child care, working was nearly improbable. when i told aunt bea i was going to quut my job i thought my heart would break then she said the

the new york culture was not yet ready to organize black regiments. so you don't just join the union army. you had to sign up with a regiment and new york's early civil war tradition was ethnic. the eirish brigade. that was the elite regiment of wealthy people. you had to attach yourself to a regiment and not until the union league club organized in 1964. by the way, they had to be trained on governor's island because people were so petrified of the idea of african-americans arming themselves in what was essentially a white dominated town. around the same time, march 1863, when congress legislates the desire expressed in the emancipation proclamation to open the services to african-americans. >> next question. is it not true that new york state contributed more soldiers and suffered more casualties during the civil war, north or south? >> yes. 10% of the casualties or so came, of the union casualties, came from new york state. also material. many -- the south was visited because of the war. but it reminded people that the war could come backyards in northern cities. it's certainly th

the new york culture was not yet ready to organize black regiments. you don't just join the union army, you have to sign up for a regiment. and new york's early tradition was ethnic regiments, the irish brigade, fighting 69th, german-american regiments, the seventh regiment. we know where the armory is today, that was the elite regiment of wealthy people. so you had to attach yourself to a regiment, and not until the union league club organized an african-american regiment in 1864. by the way, they had to be training on, i think, governors island, because people were so petrified of african-americans arming themselves in what was essentially a white-dominated town. so african-americans are eligible to serve in union forces officially bearing arms, and around the same time, march 1863, when congress legislates the desire expressed in the emancipation proclamation, to open the services to african-americans. >> next question. is it not true that new york state contributed more soldiers and suffered more casualties than any other state during the civil war, north or south? >> yes. 10%

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hope at least better practices are going to be put in place moving forward. >> reporter: new york's teachers union says one case of covid should shut down a school for 14 days while new york city's mayor announced a building will close only if two or more students in different classrooms get sick. >> i told city hall. i told everyone, we are not agreeing with this we told you what we think we need to have because that came from medical professionals. >> reporter: fights between state leaders and teachers unions are escalating. >> if a parent prefers distance learning by all means they have every right to opt for distance learning. but for parents that really want to have that face to face instruction, we want every parent in florida to have options. >> reporter: but florida's largest teachers union is suing the governor for his insistence that every district open up. >> people are just terrified about going back into brick and ma florida parents are deciding to send their children back to schools that are reopening. >> can't wait to see friends, see teachers. >> reporter: all across the country th

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plan, and joe biden has really good plans, to bring back union jobs in manufacturing and create new union jobs in clean energy, to create social security benefits, cancel billions in student loan debt and make bankruptcy laws work for families instead of the creditors who cheat them. truth,eflect a simple our economic system has been rigged to give bailouts to billionaires and to kick dirt in the face of everyone else. we can build a thriving economy by investing in families and fixing what is broken. his plan to build back better includes making the wealthy pay their fair share, holding corporations accountable, repairing racial inequities and fighting corruption in washington. hisme tell you about one of plans that is especially close to my heart, childcare. as a little girl growing up in oklahoma, what i wanted most was to be a teacher. i loved teaching. when i had babies and was juggling my first big teaching job in texas, it was hard. but i could do hard. i was thankful for childcare. one night my aunt called to check in, and i thought i was fine but i broke down and started to cry.

lockdown restrictions from planes budget cuts for the spike and unrest and is backed by a new york's largest police union issue could prove significant ahead of november's election explains new york city needs saving apparently more so than oregon and media is now comparing new york city the gotham city however there is no batman here fact there's barely anyone a wave of looting crime and riots has seen many high end stores close up their windows. 50 people were shot over the weekend and there's been a 177 percent increase in gun violence this july compared to last year now donald trump blames local officials for this and says that soon washington may step in. if the new york city marathon do it we will after the city council agreed to cut the new york city police department's budget by roughly $1000000000.00 the police officers union decided to go rogue political road that is they decided to endorse donald trump now many times people say that a union like ours mourned for spring groups give indorsements not in the new york city p.b.s. star in the new york city p.b.s. mr president you are in the endorsem

plans to bring back union jobs in manufacturing and create new union jobs in clean energy. plans to increase social security benefits, cancel billions in student loan debt and make our bankruptcy laws work for families instead of the creditors who cheat them. these plans reflect a central truth. our economic system has been rigged to give bailouts to billionaires and kick dirt in the face of everyone else. but we can build a thriving economy by investing in families and fixing what's broken. joe's plan to build back better includes making the wealthy pay their fair share, holding corporations accountable, repairing racial inequities and fighting corruption in washington. let me tell you about one of joe's plans that's especially close to my heart, child care. as a little girl growing up in oklahoma, what i wanted most in the world was to be a teacher. i loved teaching. and when i had babies and was juggling my first big teaching job down in texas, it was hard. but i could do hard. the thing that almost sank me, child care. one night my aunt bea called was fine, but then i j

tillow: in pittsburgh, when we first started in 1969, the other unions were not so -- itic because here was was a new york-union and we had organized a petition from some hospital workers to ask them to come help us and they were all theyed about coming, so came and put me onto the staff. the other unions in the city were not sympathetic because they saw it as their territory. but the allies were the ue was very sympathetic and david was a professor at the university of pittsburg and he and the guy from the united electrical workers headed up the support committee for us because, at the 1969 and 1970, the national relations did not cover hospital workers. therefore, to get recognition, you had to really build, you know, a movement that had some strategy of forcing the hospital on moral grounds to recognize the union, which is what they had done in new york, they had more power there and they got like a feller to back it -- they got rockefeller back it. 1970,e not able to win in it was a strike at presbyterian hospital and we were not able to gain collective bargaining. strike, theof the governor of p

that protesters have risked their lives for in the past 10 days that demand has been new elections yet the european union today did not call for new elections bottleneck to hand didn't recognize the last polls i think these are kind of diplomatic details at a level for that for most coming out to protest today not that relevant in terms of the bigger political diplomatic chess game i think there's a lot we're not privy to and that might just be yesterday's news within a matter of hours or days i think the more important or interesting to look at is the cultural change and people have lost their fear of speaking out people who are far from politics musicians coming out and giving back the government award saying that they're not happy with the government and i think that is a cultural shift that will not be easy to draw back even if these protests were to end nic there is also of concern here in europe that could have the same fate as georgia in 2008 or ukraine in 2014 you have covered the conflict in eastern ukraine extensively what do you think is the widely hood of russia sending its military into bell

and now to some of the other business stories making news the european union says of still hopes to strike a deal with the united states over the issue of aircraft levies the u.s. announced yesterday it would maintain a 15 percent tariff on airbus planes the longstanding dispute is connected to the boeing airbus rivalry the u.s. says airbus received too much european state aid. air be in b.'s revenues fell by 67 percent in the 2nd quarter compared to the same period last year the home sharing platform has been hit by the squeezing global tourism caused by the pen demi but it's still considering an i.p.o. before the end of the year. the central chinese city of han is the place where the then new coronavirus 1st appear from there it spread across the globe bringing with it the dangers problems and life changes that we are now dealing with every day one is also one of the 1st places to go back to some degree of normalcy and it could provide a picture of what's in store for the world trying to recover from dependent pick. for 76 days between january and april human activity was massively curta

existing sanctions regime sorry about the technical problems we're having today in other news the european union has agreed to impose sanctions on senior belorussian officials accused of electoral fraud and a crackdown on protesters decision was made by european foreign ministers meeting in berlin the talks were also dominated by the brewing conflict between turkey and greece those 2 countries are in a dangerous the speed over gas exploration in the eastern mediterranean these top diplomats of the bloc was working to bring in belarus sanctions as quickly as possible. you correspondent i was on a phenomenon following this for us thank you alexandra what more can you tell us about the discussions on belarus and the sanctions hi brian a year so the sanctions are coming that it's clear and there are sets to be imposed even earlier than expected that this what do you foreign ministers one and it's quite interesting discussions that they were having on their list of the people who are included we didn't get the full list because it's still worked on but we know that where it appears to alexander will

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anniversary of the potsdam conference where the new president harry truman informed winston churchill of england and so joseph stalin of the soviet union about the new u.s. superweapon. exploring the american story. watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span three. next on american history tv. we visit a hiroshima nagasaki atomic bomb exhibit in washington d.c.. this american artifacts program was recorded in 2015. , hi i'm peter cousin a kick. and the professor of history and director of american universities nuclear studies institute. i began our institute back in 1995. institute was born in the middle east midst of a controversy. i was gonna be held at the air and space museum of the smithsonian. this was an attempt by the smithsonian to do an honest and balanced to is this exhibit over the decision to drop the atomic bomb. this was the 50th anniversary. in the midst of that, i decided with one of my students whose mother and grandmother survived the atomic bombing it hiroshima. her grandfather died in the atomic bombing. we decided we would do something special to commemorate the 50th anniversary. so we were gonna teach two

june -- new union jobs and clean energy. to increase social security benefits and cancel billions in student loan debt and make our bankruptcy laws work for families instead of the creditors who cheat them. truth,eflect a central our economic system has been rigged to give bailouts to billionaires and kicked dirt in the face of everyone else. a thriving build economy by investing in families and fixing what is broken. his plan to build back better includes making the wealthy pay their fair share, holding corporations accountable, repairing racial inequities, and fighting corruption. let me tell you about one of his plans that is especially close to my heart, child care. as a little girl growing up in oklahoma what i wanted most in the world was to be a teacher. i loved teaching. when i had babies and was juggling my first teaching job, it was hard, but i could do hard. the thing that almost sank me, child care. one night my aunt called to check in and i thought i was fine, but then i just broke down and started to cry. i had

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who have gone on strike that they will risk losing their jobs permanently also the european union's announced new sanctions and says it won't recognize the election results mollies leaders are promising democratic elections within a reasonable amount of time and say they plan to set up a civilian transitional government the president of mali was forced from power on tuesday the u.n. security council also held an emergency meeting on wednesday and called for law and order to be restored. secretary-general strongly condemned the military which culminated in the arrest of president. members of his government the secretary general calls for to meet the restoration of constitutional order. while reader reads his call for a negotiated solution peaceful resolution of their differences and express this is full support for the african union ecowas in their efforts to find a peaceful solution to the current crisis including through the good offices of a special representative there are reports hundreds of people have been abducted following an attack in northeast nigeria and armed groups linked to i still

new protests today over the shooting of jacob blake. his father's emotional words. >> shackled! where was my son going? where was he going? they already put him in the bed. >> as the police union gives a new account, claiming the video shows blake was carrying a knifehen he was shot. >>> game on. the nba back after the walkout. the powerful moments just before the game and how former president obama helped players seize the moment. >>> the shocking death of black panthers star chadwick boseman just 43 years old. the real life super hero battle he fought against cancer and the important health warning for all americans. on the ground the president tours the destruction from hurricane laura. >> we have to take care of louisiana. we have to take care of texas. >> as hundreds of thousands try to rebuild now facing weeks without power or running water. >>> the first line of defense. school n nurses clalaim they'r're under f funded and under staffed. the daunting challenge they face as schools reopen amid a a pandemic.. >>> e extra creredit. the teachers carry on the lesson plan going above and beyond to welcome their students back. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balar

all the european union has now announced a new raft of financial sanctions against a number of officials it blames for alleged election fraud and the abuse of protesters that president alexander lukashenko has dismissed criticism from the bloc telling its leaders to concentrate on their own problems and he barbara points . if alex on the look is shankar is feeling the pressure he's not showing it's the man he's rubella risk for more than 25 years and officially won this month's election with 80 percent of the vote says his leadership is not in doubt yes it put the boot if anyone thinks that the power here is staggering and shaking you're wrong i want to say that the power has someone to rely on so we will not waver we will follow our path as we should those who today especially abroad and this is clearly visible are plotting against us will get a serious rebuff i was earlier the losing opposition candidate who fled to lithuania for her own safety and whose husband is in jail in belarus called on european leaders to get tough mr. last order a jitteriness say in the eyes of our nation and

workers as well have gone on strike they risk losing their jobs minutely also the european union has announced new sanctions and says it won't recognize the election zones. mollies kool-aid is a promising democratic elections within a reasonable amount of time and they say they plan to set up a civilian transitional government's the president was forced from power on tuesday u.s. presidential nominee joe biden is to receive some of his most powerful endorsements yet as day 3 of the democratic national convention begins former president barack obama and joe biden's running mate will address supporters in what has become a virtual event because of the coronavirus we will bring you both of those speeches when they happened on al-jazeera are expected after a 200 hours g.m.t. in the meantime the bottom line with steve clemons is next. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question has going back to school become the political football of this season let's get to the bottom line. the new academic year is off to a chaotic start for america's $50000000.00 students and their families in many schools that are

. >> that's joe's plan, create millions of new good paying jobs, many of them union like mine.nvest in critical infrastructure, upgrade millions of buildings, invest in micromobility and precision agriculture. a clean energy future that achieves net zero emissions by 2050 because we can't power the economyoffs the future without investing in the technologies of the future. >> i think what's really important about joe biden's plan is 40% of the investment will go to vulnerable communities. >> we know how to do this and we'll do it again but this time bigger and faster and smarter. >> joe won't ignore the crisis. we're seeing what happens when we do that. he won't surepdrender to the fi. joe's america will lead the word on clean energy. we'll lead on job creation and america will lead the world again on climate. >> i was 13 when the camp fire, the most destructive wildfire in california's history broke out. we were visiting family nearly a hundred miles away but my asthma flared badly. i could hardly breathe. i've been organizing young people around climate change since 2018. cli

little one of the new iraq life stage union not the man to challenge last summer and such about making a top class team even better. than the stuff that took place through the smallest look. so foolish but it was fun watching like to join the 1st half of the season they were taking their chances exceptionally well also for be up to. the top storing team at the winter break with what amounted to say kill a perfect fool. the people. 18 goals in the 1st 17 match days a new individual best moment for him and a club precludes a base. for the foreseeable ending let cigs number one goal grab it goes by the name of team. but it hit me you'll find at the hossa this change its muscles. was a magic pill for the kid muscle stop it is the midfield spring but he keeps things going in the right direction and i'm a leader on the field and i always step up and try to help the cheney even mention it. in his 5th year at leipzig he's also been sparring like never before thanks no he's devoted to the influence of the coach not the smile. is great fun michel me further develop i'm glad i got the chance to w

plans to bring back union jobs and manufacturing and create new union jobs in clean energy.e creditors who cheat them. plans flekt the central truth. our economic system has been rigged to give bail outs to billionaires and kick dirt in the face of everyone else. we can build a thriving economy. by investing in families and fixing what's broken. joe's plan to build back better includes making the wealthy pay their fair share. holding corporations accountable. repairing racial inequity and fighting corruption in washington. let me tell you about one of his plans that's especially close to my heart. child care. as little girl in oklahoma, what i wanted most in the world was to be a teacher. i loved teaching. when i had babies and was juggling a teaching job down in texas, it was hard. i could do hard. the thing that almost sank me was child care. one night my aunt called to check in. and i thought i was fine. then, i just broke down and started to cry. i had tried holding it all together. without reliable child care, working was nearly impossible. when i told her i was going t

this is news coming from european union leaders including the german chancellor say they recognize election results. president lukashenko in power. actions were not free and they were not fair and. the results of the elections. says protesters in belarus deserve dialogue with. the president isn't taking her call also coming up. motorcycle riders along a busy highway leaving at least one person with life threatening injuries german prosecutors are calling it an islamist motivated attack. plus the last team standing in. munich play leone in the coming hours for a spot in the. in their last match now by and hope to regain the magic there 2013 season last time they won europe's greatest football trophy. hello i'm terry marchin good to have you with us we start in belarus where there is no let up in public anger about the aug 9th presidential election many people are also angry about the. opposition protesters on wednesday have more workers and. putting those in the public sector joint a general strike called to push for alex because they have to step down for a new boat to be held but the autoc

from anotherear union member in new york. caller: good morning. union forin the almost all my life, 30, 40 years. i was chief steward in my workplace, local workplace for 35 years. negotiations with the service employees, i did service work and one of the things i can tell you is i did mechanic work, i haven't seen a piece of american steel in this country in 20 years, 30 years. it all came in from canada and everywhere else. many negotiations in the last 15, 18 years, i don't know if you can know or can answer, but if you know what vita hiring is, please answer that to me basicallybut it ruined our job because they hired people that were not citizens of the united states. the union told me as a chief steward, sign them up. what do we sign them up for? dues. the american people didn't get to work, we took 50 some jobs and a year and half liters, we found out -- year and half later, we found out they weren't even citizens of our country and that put people out of work. that points out a bigger problem right now. the immigration policy in this countr

right no connell: a call from the principal's office or their union at least, new york city mayor billn of the council supervisor and administrators calling the hybrid plan indispensable. why would be future children it is horrible. let's bring a bill, wall street journal columnist in a fox news contributor, bill, color me deeply suspicious, they were talking about striking before school started, seems like that may not be the case, will we ever know what kind of a deal was struck and what was given away to avoid the strike. >> i don't think we'll know the specifics and that but we have learned what happens when you have school systems that is accountable to unions in the principal union or the teachers union, the kids come last and that's overseen, the last week of the republican convention, this is what you saw, americans are learning that their school systems are not necessarily geared to educate their children as a first priority, the cdc says that the public health measure to get kids back in the classroom and were playing all the political games and now they have a cockamamie hyb

thing because maybe they'll think about why they are uncomfortable a raw is also brewing over a new play is union the next 2 weeks could see one of the strangest tennis grand slams ever. coming up next in news asia taiwan's foreign minister warns that china is trying to quote export in a call for a terry and international order in an exclusive interview with g w he says nations value freedom and democracy in the very spot. that more news asia with my colleague garage i'm brian thomas with the entire news team thanks must. be with you at the top now top. they've been robbed of their so much good. people experiencers what is taken from them the countless cultural riches were brutally stolen from africa and carted off to europe by colonialists. each artifact has blood on it from the limbs that have yet to feel. what should be done with the stolen or from africa. this is being hotly debated on both continents the stolen sole source of cursive on g.w. . cutting through the noise. where i come from people are known for being tough but fair new york and a lot of people tell it like it it was they call i

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union building and set it on fire. more tonight from christina coleman of fox news . >> reporter: violent unrest during protests appears to an endless cycle in portland, oregon, going strong for more than 70 consecutive nights. plebes say saturday night, protesters r errs set a police union building on fire. portland police tweeting officers are having rocks and chunks concrete thrown at them. individuals in the crowd are shining lasers, trying to blind officers. minutes later, authorities declared a riot. the demonstrations started off more than two months ago following the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. millions of people across the country took too the streets, demanding an end to racial inequality and police brutality. however, some of the protesters have turned to violence. the head of customs and border protection said the feds aren't leaving the protests until the violence stops. >> what you've seen is the violence has started before we got. there the violence conditioned when we were there, and the violence has continued even though we've shifted our resources, and now they just directed their violence