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they know that the health of ou people goes hand in hands with the strength of our economy.over the past few months, we have learned rising to the challenge not denying it we hav learned who is essential too. not just the wealthiest among us , not a president who fights his fellow americans, rather than fight the virus that's killing us and our economy. it is the people who put their own health at risk, to care for the rest of us. they are the mvps. the nurses and the doctors, the utility workers, truck drivers, and grocery clerks. the child care workers, the parents, the teachers, the mill carriers mail carriers, and the autoworkers. so many of these essential workers have lost their lives t covid. nearly more than 170,000 people across america. including a five -year-old girl named skyler from detroit whose mom is a police officer and dad is a firefighter. generation after generation, ou nation has been defined by what we do or what we fail to do. so, for skyler, for her parents and in the memory of all those we've lost, lets us act, lets u heal as one nation. let us find

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it does look a little different ous years. as you can see, they're not on the floor of vitrehe conventionm center. instead these delegates are coming from their home states and big cities there like las vegas, all talking about issues that matter to them. let's listen in. >> we trust joe biden. joe provides the leadership necessary to bring us back from this awful pandemic. joe has a plan to attack global climate change once and for all. and joe will restore honesty, decency, and trust to the white house, reunite all americans, and build a better future for all. the great state of new hampshire awards nine delegates to our friend and neighbor, bernie sanders, and 24 delegates to the next president of the united states, joe biden. >> new jersey, we've been hit hard by covid. >> o'donnell: earlier, there was a nod to senator bernie sanders who finished second in the nominating process. he earned more an 1,000 delegates during those bitterly contested primaries. congresswoman sharyn alfonsicona ocasio-cortez. >> at a time when mi

for george floyd, for breonna taylor and for the lives of too many others to name, and for ou children, and for all of us. we have got to do the work to fulfill that promise of equal justice under law. because here is the thing, none of us are free until all of us are free.ti so we are at an inflection point , the constant chaos leaves us adrift, the incompetence makes us feel afraidid. the callousness makes us feel alone. that is a lot. and here's the thing, we can do better and deserve so much more. we must elect a president who will bring something different, something better, and do the important work. a president who will bring all of us together, black, white, latino, asian, indigenous, to achieve that the feature we collectively want. we must elect joe biden. i will tell you, i knew joe as vice president cobra i knew joe on the campaign trail, and i first got to know joe as the father of my friend. so his son and eyes served as attorneys general of our states delaware and california. duringca the great recession, h and i spoke on the phone nearly every day working together to wi

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we've overcome a lot in our 50-year history frourricane maria to ce ofe ing to figur ou to continue tod, doingitgenor reporting from washington, i'm catherine herridge. 'd tonight m5 days until the election, and it's the final night of the democratic national convention. but the other big story: president trump's former top white house adviser accused of ripping off donors in a scheme to build a southern border wall. steve bannon taken off this 152- foot yacht, owned by a chinese billionaire and taken into custody. how prosecutors say he stole $1 million from thousands of howhis triple amputee war veteran allegedly used donations to buy a boat, a golf cart, and cosmetic surgery. tonight, the president responds. >> i didn't like that project. i thought that was a pro

i know that still represents a doa part you'rdeparture from ous plans. it's a level of services that had never been implemented just for what' what that's worth. >> i had a question. i guess, what are some resources or in what ways are we translating these numbers for the budget reevaluation that the public may not initially understand what these documents are saying. i understand there's a summary but are there more ways we've been explaining what these numbers mean in reality to our schools and how it's going to translate into-i guess the lives of the students or is it just these few documents who are publicly posted. >> one comment i would mak make-that's a really great question. i'm happy that you asked it. the documents that are posted on the agenda for this particular meeting are in the context of where we are at the moment of our current budget development process. it is-it would be challenging for somebody who is first entering into a study of the district's budget to refer to these documents alone. i think a better resource is looking at the dis

ou see this -- the think everyone current presumption -- i think everyone is looking at ecb this morninge current assumption that the will behat the pepp used in full to buy assets around europe. by all settling into kinds of assets recently. tom: we heard about the tips breakevens. they have come up, but i've got to be honest, i was surprised how many inflation expectations really haven't come back, have they. -- have they? anna: indeed. we are having some any conversations about inflation, but people who point to the way tips have moved or the way we seen upticks in inflation expectations recently, they are always talking really at the margin, aren't they? we are not talking about flyaway inflation, and that comes up in the longer term conversations we have with guests. tom: let me do a data check right now. off the fireworks of the fed minutes release yesterday and i claim exclaim about yield curve control, there's been a reversal of many of those trends we saw yesterday in the markets. futures -10, dow futures -80. yields come in after the explosion yesterday. 30 year bond and four b

ou know that i'd tell you exactly what i'm feeling. you know i hate politics. that i care know about this nation. about w how much i care all of our children. from myu take one thing words tonight, it is this. cannot hink things possibly get worse, trust me. they can and they will if we make a change in this election. ending ve any hope of this chaos, we have got to vote or joe biden like our lives depend on it. joe.w he is a profoundly decent man faith.by he was a terrific vice president. to rescuehat it takes an economy, beat back a our country. lead and he listens. truth and trust science. he will make smart plans and team. a good and he will govern as someone rest lived a life that the of us can recognize. hen he was a kid, joe's father lost his job. when he was a young senator, joe his baby ife and daughter. and when he was vice president, son.st his beloved so joe knows the anguish of an emptyt a table with chair, which is why he gives his grieving eely to parents. joe knows what it's like to struggle, which is why he gives personal phone number to kids o

this is the most important election in the history of ou country.e years. >> thank you. at no time before have voters faced a clearer choice between tw paies, two visions, two il ophies or two agendas. this election will decide whether we save the american dream or whether we allow a socialist agenda to demolish ou cherished destiny. [appladee] it will dehether we rapiy create millions of high-paying jobs or whether we crusdour industries send millions of these jobs overseass as foolishly been done for s.many deca your vote will decide whether we protect law abis ding americor whether we give free reign to violent anarchists and agitators and criminals who threaten our citizens. cide election will de whether we will defend the american way of life or whether we will allow a radical movement to completely dismantle and destroy it. o itt happen. [applause] at the democrat national convention joe biden and his erica repeatedly asailed as a land of racial, economic so tonight i ask you a simple question: how can the democrat party ask to lead our countr

ou mentioned that john lewis you mention that would john lewis was a hero to the country, an icon to the movement and more importantly a friend. with his loss you now really take up the mantle in some ways as a leading voice on civil rights issues in this country with your history and experience but also with the work you're doing now so perhaps i could turn to you just for some broad reflections, asics. -- well, clyburn -- thank you very much for having me and thank you for your service, especially to the health field that i'm very, very concerned about. as for my 60-year long friendship with john lewis. john and i first melt back in octoberof 1960,the weekend ofoctober15 on thecampus of morehouse college. it's also the same day i met martin lutherking jr. that night, as many may beaware,therewas alittle bit f adisagreementbetween thestudents,martin luther king jr. andothers, as to what the approach ought to be. some wereadvocating nonviolence for breakingunjustlaws, paying the penalty of going to jail. t as of that weekend, king himself had never been to jail. so a lot of us felt,

. >>> all right, here's a live look with aou r zy start to ou you are likely smelling that smoke.e a spare the air alert and the extreme heat coming up. >>> the president of the toronto raptors is now suing the alameda county sheriff's deputy who accused him of assault. new video from oracle arena appears to show the deputy may this happened last juneha asve tried to get on the court after his team clinched the nba title. in february, deputy allen strickland filed a lawsuit claiming he hit him in the face causing bothysand emotional injuries. but in a countersuit filed. attorneys for the owner included thpath deto check his credentials and strickland shoved him twice then he shoves back. here's what the body camera footage shows. [ inaudible ] >> the lawsuit also accuses sergeant ray kelly of publicly pushing a false narrative of the confrontation despite not having witnessed it. we reached out to the alameda county sheriff's office. they say their case is individu matter between strickland and the owner. >>> and let's take a live look outside as we continue to monitor the smoky s

you can take it to a better place. ,ou are the missing ingredient the ones who will decide whether or not america becomes the country that fully lives up to its creed. that work will continue long , but anys election chance of success depends entirely on the outcome of this .lection this administration has shown it will tear our democracy down if that is what it takes for them to win, so we have to get busy building it up, by pouring all our efforts into these 76 days and by voting like never before for joe and kamala and candidates up and down the ticket so that we leave no doubt about what this country that we today and forr all our days to come. stay >> this week, it's the republicans' turn. watch president trump and vice president pence accept their nomination. officially nominate them. off.vening session kicks andh live, livestreaming on-demand at cspan.org. p.m. c-span at 6:00 eastern for speeches by republican politicians. pat buchanan, colin powell and condoleezzza rice. c-span.nly on your unfiltered view of politics. >> on the night joe biden accepted the nomination, some of

we are still looking at the hazy and smoky skiesre a lik at ou are in the 70s and 80s right now for lunchtime. oakland, 71. 83rosa. checking current air quality conditions and updating this for you, looking at unhealthy air for sensitive groups for san francisco, unhealthy for everyone. because of this unhealthy air h a the aialert is in effect all the way through the weekend. i want to check current conditions where these fires are burning. the santa cruz mountains are looking at humidity levels 35% and temperatures in the low 80s. for the lnu lightning complex, looking at humidity at 40%. for the walbridge fire burning west of healdsburg, gusts up to 18 miles per hour. for the scu lightning complex, gusting up to 19 miles per hour . breezy conditions with the onshore flow. we are looking at a low pressure system up to our north , ushering in that marine influence. as we head through the weekend, we could see some tropical moisture moving in a sunday into monday. this is all because of tropical storm genevieve just off the baja california coast. this could bring enough instability for isolat

they have been burrowed into ou schools and universities for years. they have been protected by teachers unions and compliant administrators. the angle has warned you over and over again that they are no content to keep this on campus or in certain liberal cities. like an nasty pathogen, it need more hosts. it needs to go national. they will have the doj to see you come at the epa to monitor you, and the irs to audit you. they will have unlimited resources and plenty of left-wing judges on state and even federal court on their side . they will defund the police, an they will disarm the public. >> we are going to take your ar 15's coming your ar 47's. >> you're going to be the one that wants to lead this effort. i'm counting on you. >> to gun owners out there who say a biden administration mean are going to come for my guns. >> bingo, you're right. >> throughout this tumultuous year of the pandemic and the riots, democrats implicit promise that the country is the following. >> if you help us defeat trump, put biden in office, things are just going to c

but bet midler tweeting this ou during the first lady's speech. oh, got it, she still can't speak english. that is not going to help make the case for the left. >> not at all. i find it very offensive. as a matter fact that a sump that i actually liked. believe it or not, i like the fact that she is standing there as an immigrant and has an accent as so many people do in this country. one of the problems that we've seen in this country sadly for decades is that judgment not just of the color of someone's skin up the first lady spoke ou about, but also somebody asked person who has accent. in california is nobody speaks spanish, it is an assumption that they are undocumented, an immigrant. i thought it was strong for her to speak up on her experience a an immigrant. what i did find lacking since w are doing the comparing is the connection. i felt, look, people set up to michelle obama spoke, she not only mailed -- nailed it to share the best speech of not just that night that the entire convention. i think what she did was the intimacy of digital m

nce.1 an ou we had some significant dollar strength. even swiss franc with a bit of a. . bid today. . so there's a jumble, a bit of tension in the market as well. brian levitt is with invesco, their global market strategist. we are thrilled he could join us today with a more broad view from what we have heard from discrete equity strategists. as you right into the weekend from monday morning, what are you thinking about? brian: i am thinking about everything you are talking about, which is to say a few weeks ago, everyone was focusing on this recovery in the markets, and do we move to the more cyclical, deeper value parts of the market, and should we expect a steeper yield curve and further deterioration in the dollar. it seemed up the time that investors may be getting a bit ahead of themselves. given how covid has been playing out, it came with some fits and starts, and as a result, i think getting too far ahead of playing the cyclical recovery was going to be problematic. so we are sort of back to where we were, which is to say investors are looking for growth where th

it is relentless. .ou cannot stop it with a tweet you cannot create a distraction and hope it will go away. it does not go away. nature, it pandemic is unforgiving. if you get it wrong at the arenning, the consequences catastrophic. it is very hard to catch up and you do not get a second chance. president trump got it wrong from the beginning. again andt it wrong again. consequences have been catastrophic. here is why trump has been so unwilling and unable to deal with the crisis. he was on fixating -- fixing the problem. he said it would hurt the market and hurt his chances of being reelected. that mattered to him more than saving american lives. the moment we needed donald trump to be tough on the chinese government, he caved. on january 24, he praised the pit -- the transparency of the chinese government. he said china has been working hard to detain the coronavirus. the united states greatly and -- appreciates their efforts and transparency and it will all end well. healthocked public inspectors from our cdc inning access and information that they needed to protect american lives.

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we start off with physical ou le a exp t c us t more c g ho few counterprotesters holding up signs at a nearby sidewalk, in the south bay, san jose mayor sala sam ricardo, the mayor posted this image of the spray-painted messages, but they weren't up for long. neighbors helped scrub the walls and a driveway. he said his neighbors represent the true spirit of the movement and responded to the vandalism on camera last night. >> it doesn't have anything to do with the message. it doesn't have anything to do with the movement. it has to do with a decision to a few very irresponsble individuals. >> protesters were otherwise peaceful last night. hundreds marched from city hall through downtown toward san pedro square. some even danced in the streets, as you can see. police say one person was arrested for vandalism incident that occurred at city hall. >>> in walnut creek, about 100 people joined theerartoy. at one plt or sat block traffic at south main street and newell avenue. they honored george floyd with a moment of silence that lasted for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. >>> several valleys ar

up by experts is this is a more forward united states, buttressing up against chinese investment. ,ou mentioned china and tiktok and we forget that china looks west and across the indian ocean, just to the east of dubai and abu dhabi, where they've had some substantial infrastructure develop and's. -- infrastructure develop and's. -- infrastructure developments. lisa: they have been one of the biggest lenders to developing markets in the middle east and elsewhere, and there are ongoing discussions and negotiations about how they are going to handle that role at a time of growing distress economically. tom: mr. kushner now speaking. i'm uncertain what our feed is right now. , andis abu dhabi again this is the oil community of uae, where dubai is much more visible. a good way to partition this is dubai is emirates air and abu etihad air.ut -- is have an important discussion. we do that with sebastien page of t. rowe price. your hugely anticipated book out in november, this has been a huge theme of my work here recently. are we over diversified? to the heart of your book, are we too dive

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have they reached tout h eed ou? >> i don't know. i know she has been asked about the president a number of times, and she never speaks on the record, of course, in the way she did in those tapes. so certainly she's one of the people close to the president who is protective of him, protective of the trump name, and i can imagine having these tapes come out, she's probably embarrassed and rightly angry about it. >> no doubt. nbc's geoff bennett. appreciate. >>> it now to the politics surrounding the post office and the rare session on capitol hill in an effort to broker a deal. lawmakers tried to block cost-cutting measures that many blame for slower mail delivery, which some say could even put the election in jeopardy. nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: protesters across the country demand action to protect the postal service from delays and to secure mail-in ballots. house speaker nancy pelosi delivered her own message about president trump. >> good afternoon. don't pay any attention to what th

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ofthis is data coming ou states. with data, but mostly it has been pretty transparent. think what dr. birx is referring to is the fact that the pandemic continues in vast amountshf the country w out-of-control outbreaks with no , little to no national plan to bring it under control. laura: schools are starting to open this week. without widespad testing, which you have always advocated, campos schools really reopen safely? i speak as a parent. >> i am a parent of three my kids back in school because it is really good for them. in large parts of the country, the outbreak is so large and substantia, like in arizona, texas and other places,ha there is no clear way to open up safely even with testing. in other parts of the country like michigan and massachuset i think we can open schools. testing has to be a part of it but the testing infisstructure not even there. i'm very worried that even in these places, i will be hard, to warping safely. . laura: the nations testing chief ysf 90% of people wore a mask, it would be as effective as a shut down. is it that sime? >> i am a

the figure was 21.5% in the latest housing report and the fact that on ou our arena goals, we're meeting or exceeding arena goals for market rate and that's been particularly -- it's more specifispecifically producing co buildings at the higher end of the price bracket. in local six we're leaving the city and it's alarming. every year we're losing 20% of our membership in the city. and so over ten years, if you go 20%, that's almost zero. and so, more often than not, i will be the one guy speaking about the middle-class because it's often forgotten because there aren't the same structure below-market-rate affordable housing. >> i'm sorry, we're having a hard time hearing you. could you please repeat the last five sentences. >> we have done a good job approving lots of units. look at pier 70, the trail power plant, the giant's power plant and that alone is a huge amount of units and, you know, how are we going to equ ec equitably do. i want to look at worker protections which are equally as important. and so what i've noticed over the years is that instead of, you know, forcing everyone t

of years of the large white bungs here, half-destroyed, are grain silos, holding the country' pref ous supplieseat, needed to provide subsidized bread to millions. non's people have been struggling to buy food in the midst of currency collapse and hyperinflation. now, in a country where 50% of the populationbeave slipped neath the poverty line, the loss of grain supplies only adds to this catastrophe. packed families are still desperately trying to find missing loved ones. this instagram account holds atnful pleas for any informn. many of these people worked at the port. an entire teamf firefighters that rushed to the initial blaze is missing. for dr jilani, she's grateful she has her daughter back in her ar, safe. >> the main thing is she is out of the hospital, she is stable, she is not needing oxygen, and she is back to her feisty self. t the moments that you us curse as a mother, those moments of tantrums, are joyful now, when you hear your child's cry. it is a joy now. reporter: the lebanese people, so often described as avresilient, hno choice but to live through yet another s ag

ou have been hit very rd by covid 19 inwest louisiana, so we don't feel comfortable, you know, p puttiopleether at this point. >> woodruff: well, we are certainly glad that it wasn't any worse, but we wish you the very be because it's clear that you have a lot left to do before things g anywhereclose back to normal. tom hoefer in calcasieu parish, thank you very much. >thk you. >> woodruff: three days aer police in kenosha, wisconsin, shot a black man, jacob blake, in the back, the shockwaves are sti reverberating through that city, the nation and, as john yang reports, through the sirld of profesal athletics. >> black lives mr! >> black lives matter! >> yang: it was peaceful in kenosha last night, as demonstrators demanded justice for 29-year-old jacob blake, who lies in a milwaukee hospital, paralyzed from the waist down. bit by bit, details of his shooting by are emerging. wisconsin attorney general josh kaul said police first unsuccessfully tasered blake. >> mr. blake walked arounophis vehicleed the driver's side door and leaned forward. while holding onto mr. blake's fired his service

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he says, no, if you gotta get out there a 8:30,ou gotta be out there at 8:30, not 8:40. reportse getting from both the postal workers and from customers is that in the last few weeks, mail service has been degraded. and that's wrong for the postal service. it'soing torive revenue andss a. and it's really wrong for thesi people country.s >> now, this new postmaster general, he argues that this is necessary cost cutting. that this is a pandemic, there's a slowdown. everything will get the o eventual time but this is just what happens when -- that thereas to be some belt tightening. >> well, again, this is a service, not a business. there's no question that the economic impact of the pandemic is real on theostal service. that's why congress needs to act. they have a chance in march with the care stimulus package. they took care of the private side and private corporations to the tune of $500 billion but refused to take care of the public sector and the public postal service. opportunity to do this. the house of representatives has passed $25 billi of covid-related relief. t

house correspondent yamiche alcindor and foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin hello to both ofe,ou. so, yami know you have been talking to the campaign today. how do they feel they werab to get their message across or not last night? >> well, trump campaign officials as well as republican officials tell me they are veryt pleased wie way the rothenberg and gonzaler.new mex. there were a number of claims. the first is from president trump himself, we had the unprecedented first speech at the r.n.c., about an hour. this chins virus go away ande it's happening." this is false. the united states is leang in coronavirus cases, we have about 2 million cases. in the last week we've seen 42,000 cases per week. so the coronavirus is not at aln away. it is sometimes decreasing but not going away. house minority whip steve scalise says, "joe biden has embraced the left's insane mission to defund the police. "this is the second ranking g.o.p. official in the house. that is n lse. joe biid repeatedly he does not believe in abolishing or defding the police. he does say he wants to see systemic ch

i think it's something the market needs to consider and wash ou watch out for. >> for u.s. companies, china is part of the growth story it's part of the forward p.e. when you're taking a look at that if you take out china sales, that would be a serious dent in that growth story. for the chinese it's not as dependent as expansion into the united states. al >> i do think this is a way you can get the growth to value switched even quicker. i agree with the first two, jeff and guy. if you think about this we're 40 handles off an all-time high in the s&p. market doesn't care about it tez we've had years to think about this trade war or any of the other ramifications. i agree with guy i think this is about facebook, google, snapchat being accepted and allowed into the country i think this is just a leveraged tool to allow our companies fair play within their country. having said that, none of this matters unless the market really starts to take a pulse and see where we're going from here. i think the markets overcorrect and i think really the bite is much less than the bark. i th

the ocean could triple in the next 20 years if no action is taken, 600 millions of waste will be in ou> familiea struggling to buy fresh food got a helping hand >>> an award-winning composure volunteers for a covid medical trial. weber announced he's taking part in the oxford trial. he will do anything to prove theaters can reopen safety >>> and college football continues to debate whether or not to play the fall season. for the latest around college football we turn to nbc's miguel almaguer >> the move by the big 12 to play amid the pandemic, adding confusion to a college football season struggling to stay on its feet joining the sec and acc, the big 12 says taking a shot at the fall season offers more reward than risks >> we're aware of the risks. it would be naive to assume we are not going to have cases. we know that will happen that's why we planned to the extent we have >> the big ten and pac 12 cite the health and safety of the student athletes notre dame among the teams set to take the field. >> i would love to take that risk >> for players that do suit up, they could be tested

ou know what the differential is? it's 1/10 the price. /10 for the same exact product made by the same exact company. canada,ce being that in their government does not allow the drug companies to rip off their people. a reasonable price. as you know in our country, the se of the power of pharmaceutical industry, they can charge any price that they want. and they do. kill people as a result. f somebody goes into a store and shoots somebody you say you're a murderer. you are a pharmaceutical industry and you raise prices as high as you can and people die don't have the product they need, what are you? are you a murderer? no. great business person, right? i think we have to rethink that type of stuff. right. and believe me, we're going to have to -- cori, we're going to help.our jamaal, we are going to need your help to take on these drug companies. they are crooks. in price fixing. in terms of the opioid epidemic hat we have seen, they were pushing their product all over this country knowingly, knowing hat people were g