parties the m.p.'s the blocs many people that you could party they should among each other to to have another you to have to form another government it's. not going to from our sources that it should be a national government which means that includes all political parties we tried that before several times in government that's why some political parties in the opposition saw it they said it didn't work so how come it will work again so it seems the coming days we will witness some i gained some although the political. and there is somebody who can step up in this situation another political figure maybe who can't who can step in now and give a promising message to the lebanese people. it's so hard especially if the current situation in lebanon is linked to the region a secure way should one we talk about forming information off these government we talk about the general influence in lebanon among different parties i guess we can talk about some international influence in lebanon. right now it seems that the old situation it's not quite well we have to wait until the next 48 hours to see a hollow the bunn

people u.k.'s main opposition party labor has slammed the government for its lack of compassion and for incompetence in its approach to the rise in migrant crossings. french british authorities will hold talks on how best to deal with the situation paris is demanding $30000000.00 pounds to help police the channel but london says that it will only offer extra money friends takes back more migrants almost 5000 people have received via the channel this year alone among them unaccompanied children correspondent he spoke to some of those who made the crossing. it's all guess the heights of summer with families fucking to the beach the sea being these children's playground but it's another battlefield because over on the other side of the english channel many people are trying to get to the united kingdom these are the kids who survived a life threatening journey crossing the english channel on boats made for just a fraction of the passengers this is mahomet's and up to their names have been changed for their protection the 16 years old intercepted at sea a few weeks ago by the u.k. border force and taken

it shows a party that is muchh and that is being moveved in the right direction y the people of this country. the republican party is sot. to be clear with the young people of this country ist what they see in the aoc a reflection of their power to move this couountry in the right directioion. was evidence of that. parties alwaways bring out somebody from the otheher partyo suggest weekekend rebuild the middle. we are allll hungry to get beyod the moment of division in this country. i embrbrace that. therere is no republican that represent my values. are ere s some that represent my hope? criminalis not j just justice reform we agree on, i welcome thatat day. the way we havave been able to shrink prisons i in placeses lie texas s is by finding the republicans we can work with in that moment. amy: ben, i was wondering your response to the 13-year-old boy who spoke frfrom new hampshire, braden harrington. ben: it mamade me cry. i have been involved in every presidential since jesse jackson. i was 14 yeaears old. it was another candidate, joe bibin, who insnspired meme the first time i gave a speech to the democrats, i s

party that nominated a candidate in his 70's. i think that is part of it. trying to signal this is a party for young people.lso, although i think it is got better, at times pulling behind hillary clinton and latino voters. many democrats want to see more latino speakers than they currently have. -- manyia ocasio-cortez wanted to see more of that -- she is also there to persuade bernie sanders voters. the vast majority are behind joe biden, but there is a sliver that is not. i think she is there and bernie sanders is there to try and persuade those disgruntled voters, people upset their guy did not get it, to cast a ballot for joe biden. host: from california we hear from gerald, democrat line. caller: thank you, pedro. thank you, holly, for coming on. aoc.ust mentioned about the fact the dnc is only allowing her to speak for 60 seconds? how is that expressing unity? putting out the olive branch? i wondered if you had thoughts about that. guest: that is a question i have heard from a lot of progressives. that theave learned average speech is going to be two minutes long. this is because the democrats have ha

s and from other parties i mean there's clearly plenty of people here trying to pass the blame around do you think that will see further rift than within the political leadership in the oven on. what clearly there are to be. scenarios if you were one of some sort of a nation or so but a lot of the that's one of the why well they are a big story. or and there's. all sorts of. words there. since the. one where something is very clear. which is that it's. french american involvement more. meaning. to be putting his. money in that big. or economic. i found to basically it ordered him for them to stay in the thong and that the perception of it was. such an unknown so i think we're going to see a lot of precious. little going great over that is already getting into the wrong city. and the europeans. or. on the. war the more pressure is bergdahl the less should or should be the government is gone and. so. i do want to remember remind our viewers i'm sorry because even before this time to make we were looking at 25 percent unemployment nearly as bad as people in lebanon living under the pover

what many people had expected the s o p p or the party of the rajapakse galloping ahead in terms of the results released so far we've had final results for 2 of this country's 22 districts that's the goal and the martha districts board districts in the south of the country and these are overwhelmingly in favor of the p.p. 70 percent of the war going the way of that party and the 2nd essentially in the running the is b.j. that is the breakaway faction of the biggest opposition party the united national party they are way behind they have something like just one 4th of the votes polled by the p.p. so all indications from the early results that have been released so far and us asia showing that the p.p. has brought in that massive victory it was aiming for the situation that we've gathered so far in terms of the official results that have come out so far as i know there's all potentially has a huge impact on sri lankan politics what kinds of changes does president rajapaksa want to make it. essentially we had heard that the as a p.p. as a whole was asking for a man and it basically they ha

s party in our lead but the opposition leader has declared the government had full. tens of thousands of people of phillis trees of the belorussian capital to demand the resignation of the president alexander lukashenko they accuse him of breaking the election the protests are now in their 4th week lebanon's ambassador to germany was the labor looks like he'll be the new prime minister after days of deadlock a deep one supporter from several parties they'll be talks to confirm the post on monday the former government resigned earlier this month after a blast in the capital beirut killed at least 200 people. france's pressuring mollies military jointer to allow civilian rule within months saying the coup leaders 3 year timeline is out of the question the military has held talks with some opposition figures about a transition. china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan. arrival in taiwan on sunday he said that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's objections those with headlines won't use it often and we want is nex

parties going on. there's still people not wearing s still people not wea >> reporter: and just two days after classesegan at this elementary school in florida, 14 students are in quarantine. >> we couldn't prepare for this situation. like the superintendent said the other day, there is no playbook on this. >> reporter: schools in new york city, the nation's largest school district, are set to open next month. unions representing teachers and principals have raised the alarm demanding the city delay in person classes. major. >> garrett: michael george, thank you very much. much of the west is as we mentioned sweltering as a summer heat wave brings record-breaking temperatures. it is also fueling dozens of ild fires, danya bacchus is in los angeles. >> reporter >> reporter: blistering heat and bone dry vegetation ignite the west. north of los angeles, the lake fire has burned more than 14,000 acres, forcing some residents to flee. >> we are just like sitting here and waiting, going, hmm, is our house still standing? >> reporter: in colorado firefighters are battling four major wild fires, the pine gulc

people to wear masks. germany social democrats b s p d have announced that finance minister. will be the party's candidate for chancellor in next year's election public polls show scholtz to be the most popular s.t.v. for the station he's recently and. praise for his part in a multi-billion euro coronavirus stimulus package. china is ramping up its crackdown on pro-democracy activists in hong kong police in the territory say they've carried out a national security operation that has seen several people detained among those arrested activists agnus cho tang and media tycoon jimmy lie lie as one of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists campaigners and an outspoken critic of beijing's policies in the territory lies own newspaper reported he was being held for suspected collusion with foreign forces under the national security law introduced in june this was the moment of arrest to be lie put into an on mock police man outside his home in hong kong. then driven away. police raided the publisher's office late in the morning. he was then later brought to the offices of his media company m

when it comes to the building a new party question, i think that we are going to see a ton of young people who have aged into the electorate, people in their 20's and 30's, who are growing to be the largest slice of the electorate, who do sort of not really subscribe to the two-party system, as much as they tend to vote for democrats. it tends to be a bit reluctantly, and they do not really have "i am a democrat" tattooed on their chest or anything. and so i do think as younger people -- or as millennials and gen z age into being the largest ofk of the -- largest chunk the electorate, maybe we will see voting reforms like ranked choice voting, or more independent candidates who will be recognizing that, that young people do not really respond to party labels in the same way. >> the u.s. house of representatives is currently on a work period, but nancy pelosi has decided to call members back to washington to work on legislation concerning the u.s. postal service. they will gather saturday morning at 10:00 eastern with the first votes expected an hour later. watch the debate and votes live here on c-span. , availableidents in paperback, hardcover

people's lives more safe and prosperous. >> bret: well, the former presidenpresident obama, other s have been very pointed about donald trump and people in the democratic partyn donald trump. is that what you think the speech tonight is going to be? >> i would think that it may not be, bret, i think the most powerful speech of boosting biden was made by his wife who never mentioned donald trump's name. it seems to me that donald trump has been thoroughly holed by a whole range of speakers at this convention and then joe biden may wish to appear to be of all that. to be a comforting figure and a person of reassurance to get people to say yeah, after four years of utter turbulence and turmoil, this is the kind of person who can put things back on a more even keel. and the other thing is, doing at that way will play to biden strength. he's an extra gnarly nice man, and people may feel soothed about him and i find advising biden, not my place to do that, i would encourage them to make a positive speech about him and himself showing what people like about him. >> bret: president very near biden's birthplace in scranton, pennsylvania, very pointed to an eye on the

s party and narrow but opposition supporters have been celebrating after their leader declared the government fall and. tens of thousands of people have again filled the streets of the belorussian capital to demand the resignation of president alexander look at. the queues him a frigging the presidential elections the daily protests are in there for 3. countries in latin america are still struggling to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control the number of cases and deaths continue to rise the region accounts for about a 3rd of the more than 25000000 global infections daniel shrine the reports from water sirees. c c there's been no let up since the 1st case of coded 90 was reported in latin america at the end of the february. 5 months only when the cyrus these ambulance workers mourning the death of one of their frontline colleagues a number of registered infections in argentina has school 100000. it's a similar story across the region in peru these health workers to the mom better working conditions peru has just overtaken belgium as the country in the world with the highest number of deaths per head of population they most.

s party in our lead but the opposition leader has declared the government has fallen tens of thousands of people have filed to the streets of the belorussian capital to demand the resignation of president alexander lukashenko an accused him of breaking the presidential election the protests are now in the 4th week. levels are bastard to germany most of their books likely to be the new prime minister and after days of deadlock one support from several parties that he talks to confirm the post on monday now the former government resigned earlier this month after the blast in the capital beirut a report into australia's devastating summer bushfires says the conditions that led to them were unprecedented but may become more common it was the country's hottest and driest year on record the fires burned about 35000000 hectares of land the commission had published interim observations to help prepare for the next fire season which is fast approaching china is warning the senate speaker of the czech republic that he'll pay a heavy price for making an official visit to taiwan we lost the visser sale arri

parties.'s announcement comes one day after a woman was killed and several others were in a mansion party. enforcement is not focused on smaller ordinary gatherings of people's homes. >>> coming up, a stabbing on the peninsula. the crime left an elderly couple alone. >>> a pga championship in san francisco. how some businesses are hoping to capitalize , even with fans not being allowed to connect? now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. >>> the first doctors tee off tomorrow morning as the pga championship comes to san francisco. there won't be fans are a big financial boom to the house city, but as ktvu's amber lee reports now, just having the event represents progress amid this pandemic. >> reporter: the 2020 pga championship being held at harding park in san francisco even during a pandemic generates excitement. no spectators allowed. but people working on site to help put on this weeklong event, bar fans. >> i just enjoying these guys play. they are the best of the be

's getting to meet people from the same party from different parts of the country, from different pointsy, very important in that sense. the other thing that's been overlooked is, conventions are . great showca two american presidents in the past 40 years would not have been elected, in all lr elihood, but e appearance at e convention. ftin 1976, at kansas city, he challenged president ford in a bitter fight all the way to the d, in a gracious and generous off-the-cuff speech to that conveion, ronald reagan endeared himself and set himse up for 1980's victory. and barack obama -- i remember sitting there with david in boston at the boston garden, when he, as a senate candidate from illinois, brought down the house and electrified the nation him into a major candidate for 2008. we never would have heard of barack obama but for that. so, i meani think that the conventions and the campaigns are changing. the idea of volunteering, for kids to go door to door and canvassing, how are they going to do it? this is going to be a e political election.fi lly, i would just say, rallies are what conv

s party in our lead but the opposition leader has declared the government had fallen tens of thousands of people are filled the streets of the belorussian capital to demand the resignation of the president alexander lukashenko they accuse him of rigging the election the protests are now in their 4th week lebanon's ambassador to germany mr there but looks likely to be the new prime minister after days of deadlock they won support from several parties they'll be no talks to confirm the post on monday the former government resigned earlier this month after a blast in the capital beirut which killed 200 people. and reported australia's devastating summer bushfires says the conditions that led to the unprecedented but they may become more common it was the country's hottest and driest year on record the commission has published into rim observations to help prepare for the next fire season which is fast approaching. china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan and the loss of vista sill arrived in taiwan on sunday he said is it w

is a very controversial issue because domestic politics, part is party politics shouldn't mix with the white house, which is the people ‘spresentative of the president of the people and the same goes forjerusalem where mike pompeo is right now, the secretary of state. he is using jerusalem as a back drop while he is on a diplomatic mission in the middle east and there is that sense that diplomacy, which should be a bipartisan effort representative of america shouldn't be mixed with party politics. the state department has gone so far as to say mike pompeo is acting as an individual when he delivers this speech from jerusalem, using it as a back drop, and there has been no public money under state department has not facilitated this in any way. from the rose garden tonight, melania trump will be speaking outside the white house and both of these are very controversial and are raising questions in congress, the democrats in the house have demanded an enquiry into this but we're talking about a president who has survived i'm not quite sure that is going to go anywhere. thank you very much. the family of an unarmed black man

s party and now a leader but the opposition leader has declared the government had fallen and tens of thousands of people have fill the streets of the belorussian capital to demand the resignation of the president alexander lukashenko they accuse him of rigging the election the protests are now in their 4th week. china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan vista sill arrived in the taiwan on sunday with a large delegation he said his visit would promote business links and that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's objections china considers taiwan a breakaway province ineligible for state to state relations. the website of new zealand stock exchange has crashed as a result of a 5th day of cyber attacks the end said ex side was down for about an hour on monday trading has continued unaffected it was heavily disrupted last week in water believed to be some of the most sophisticated cyber attacks new zealand has ever seen the government is warning of an ongoing campaign targeting banking financing and retail sectors. dozens of

party since the 1970 s. of course not decent and honest people left in droves when they saw what was going on she's right isn't she and i don't think so and i don't agree with her comment i respect what she had this done but i think she was very prettiest against them and if you were decent would have allowed himself to be part of muskets power hungry bandwagon because if i and others worked it out from the outside he had to have known it from the inside that they were planning corrupt deals and i don't agree with him because i did in my own little way and i'm not trying to. put myself in the in the role of a knight in shining armor in my own little way i did what i could to train change things since i've entered politics and these problems that she's writing about she didn't try to like that and the other part was in government i have tried to bring about changes in my own lives they look at me with interest corruptors you're aware that there's a but i beg to differ i beg to differ. she reported what she saw in front of she reported what she saw going on in malta at the time she will be as but that the way sh

party that just nominated a candidate in his 70's for their nominee. so i think that is part of it, trying to signal that this is a party for young people. has also, at times, although i think it has gotten better in recent polls -- at times, he has been pulling behind hillary among latino voters. wanted tony democrats see more latino speakers than they currently have. representtez does them, but democrats want to see more. she is also there to try to persuade bernie sanders voters, most of whom, the vast majority of whom, are already behind joe biden, but there is still a sliver that is not, and so i think she is there -- and obviously bernie sanders is there -- to try to persuade those may be disgruntled voters, people who are upset that their guy did not get it, to cast a vote -- about four joe biden. host: from fallbrook, we will hear from the democrats line. caller: thank you. i will watch the convention, but i have a question you mentioned about aoc. is only that the dnc allowing her to speak for 60 seconds? how is that expressing unity? how is that putting out the olive branch to the progressive side? i was wondering if you had an

airbnb has now s&p 500 or banned 35 listings were people complained of house parties or events including one massive party this week which authorities say involved 700 people. >> everyone who walks around, refusing to wear a mask, or who hosts an indoor house party, or who overstuffs a boat, is directly contributing to these increases. this has to stop. and it has to stop now. >> reporter: and in north carolina, dr. john byron fought through an early case of covid-19. he now says hospitals are desperate for plasma donations and he's urging people to donate. >> you'll be saving the life of your neighbor or some other individual. we all need to do what we can to help. >> reporter: late this week new york city officials detailed plans to bring students back to school in a blended approach. governor andrew cuomo is admonishing school officials for not smiubmitting their plans to the state on time in the nation's largest school district. trevor ault, abc news, new york. >>> mayor in education. tomorrow he will announce new investments for 11 hotspots in san jose. he plans outdoor wi-fi the li

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s party of president's millar's your kind of bitch around 35 percent of the vote alexia brown reports. position supporters out in montenegro's capital pub after. the government had fallen. out of the. people of montenegro freedom has happened. after 31 years of absolute power this had to happen. early results from sunday's parliamentary elections put the opposition alliance just behind the ruling socialist party the d.p.'s. side so they can forge a majority with the help of smaller powers nice. the d.p.'s of president candidates has never lost an election that is ruled montenegro 50 years he is the kind of leading the tiny nation after the collapse of yugoslavia independence from serbia into the nato alliance and told the european union. that the ca his past he's faced a real challenge from an opposition which wants closer ties with syria and russia. we have great respect for the results achieved by all political subjects in montenegro as i said we will wait for the final counting of. wait for the official results of the state election commission analysts described account of it as both a reformist and an autocrat who's allowed corruption to run rampant but much of this campaign is focuse

pololicies throh the decade -- it depends on what party is in control of the government at the time, whatever . theyey had a boardrding s school system for our people nationwide , different reservations. and there were boarding schools to take the childreren away from the f families and put them in these boardingng schools where they are taught babasically to e a non-native. >> right. you recount all those years through a documentary -- we see -- t-shirts of warrior women the documentary, and you are front and center with your --gughter, and the documentary it is coming into theaters here in france. ththis week, this notion as a child, you were already ostracized and forced to move, then lead you to the 1960's, the movement where you felt that you and notay something, only to say something but to act. madonna: yes, and it was a progression, learning along the way. you have to rememberer, our ananstors did d not have a writn light whwhich. so anything g that was written over the decades was written by others other than our people. so for a long team, nobody really knew our history. until basically the 1960's, and then all over the country, the unite

party i think is playing with fire. by encouraging people to run for fice. it just shows how the gop s lost anmoorings. but it is a real danger and they need to stop amplifying this extremist content. >> thank you for joining us. >>> democrats wrapped their all democratic national convention this morning. governor gavin newsom appeared briefly to warn about the dangers of climate change as hundreds of thousands of acres were burned. calirnia junior senator and vice presidential running mate kamala harris was highlighted throughout. and of course house speaker nancy pelosi and another hometown figure also rally the faithful. joining me from skype in san francisco discuss this is guy maserati. joining us frew mountain is hoover institution fellow lawn he chen. thank you so much for joining us. okay let's touch brieflon the wildfires in the state enforcing so many people to flee their homes in the midst of this pandemic. how have the changes the governor has put place to contain the pandemic impacted the resources that we had to fight the fires? >> even in the ye of th pandemic stricken budget we've seen

these young people are repurposing skills like party orginanizg to coordinate a widespread humanitarian 30old maroun lost his own home and office and three of hie closest s were killed. he's been working 20-hours days for more than two weeks. and you're getting no government funding? >> and we will notanything from them. we don't want them. , we just want them to lead we'll take care of the country. orter: for nearly a year activists like these have taken to the streets demanding the downfall of a political system they see as corrupt and self- serving. now, they're demanding that any aid coming into the country go directly to them and local n.g.o.s. it's the networks forged during the protest movement that have allowed them to respond so quickly and effectively to this crisis. they say they've learned they can't de other.anyone but each every single person in this government is a crook, they destroyed r past, they destroyed our present and they're destroying our future. >> reporter: the grassroots effort extends beyond lebanon's borders. they've been working with lebanese expats around the world to get aid and medical supplies into the coury manually unt

party candidates would be crushed. and the freedom-loving people of hong kong would prevail s and the leadership in beijing can't permitthe u.s. also imposed sanctions on two chinese entities and their officials over human rights abuses against the uighurs. molly? molly: lauren blanchard, thank you. for more on this we have the author of "the coming collapse of china" gordon chang. gordon, thank you so much for joining me on a sunday evening. always wonderful to see you. kicking things off, i want to tart with something, the secretary of state, mike pompeo, said he was explaining how he thinks the world is finally waking up to china and their threats. take a listen. >> thed good news is we are getting nearly every member of congress awe lined along -- aligned along the administration's policies on china. when we voted about hong kong freedom, there were over 400 votes in the house and nearly every vote in the senate. the same with respect to human rights violations in western china. i think the tide is turning. i think not only here in the united states, but all across the world the threat from the chinese communist pa

between multiple groups of people whether they be business owners, workers, and he believed the party system in that regard. it was not until later in the 18 eighties and 1890'shat he felt the party system through the democrats and republicans were not working for the best interests of all the people combined. >> when he sought the white house, what was his intention? did he ever really think that he could win? >> he said very clearly he had no intention of ever winning. he was interviewed in 19 08 and they said what would it be like for you to be president. he said if the party ever becomes close to winning, i would be the last person who would want the job. he really thought of himself more as an evangelist for the cause. he believed in democracy. i think he was more interested in using the campaigns to generate interest among workers and develop class consciousness to deliver his message very powerfully every four years. >> give us a snapshot of the america he was dissatisfied with. >> there was an enormous concentration of capital. many people were worried about the labor problem. many workers felt in the face of the rapid industrialization that their ski

neighbors tell me 50 or more people gathered here last night for party at this air bnb rental shots were reported around one 30 am we have 3 victims all in their 20's. >>with non life threatening injuries at this point party goers scattered with some jumping over neighborhood fences detective struggle to identify witnesses. they were back in the neighborhood today trying to piece together what happened by speaking with neighbors in recent years there have been many acts of violence and shootings at air bnb party houses that's why the company discourages them. >>but that doesn't stop them from happening. >>they should be allowed to run for the party's past me so that just causes conflicts like what happened here the music the screaming the yelling air bnb house parties can to hundreds of people and cause noise traffic jams and rowdy drunken behavior that can and has an attorney and gunplay and killings like it did at this house in north highlands last year. >>air bnb will ban homeowners from its network if they know their houses will be useful open invitation parties where there is no guest list, but some homeowners claim to be in the dark. you woul

says people are now traveling there from as far away as california and texas and that the party will go on at least through memorial day. we'll have to see what the testing data shows. >>> l.a.'s mayor is certainly shutting town the party. the lights will go off. if you're throwing a big party, the warning comes after a recent party with hundreds of people happened near beverly hills. a shooting at the scene led to the death of a young mother. mayor eric garcetti says the department of water and power is now authorized to shut off power to any hosts there that host the illegal parties. people will first get a warning before they will actually shut that power off. >>> now authorities else where in southern california are dealing with their own chaotic scene. this one involved nearly 100 people at a hotel that turned into a brawl. it all happened yesterday afternoon at the cambria hotel in orange county. a fight that started in the pool area and then spilled over into the lobby. witnesses say the fight started after somebody accidentally pushed a child into a pool. two people were hurt and they are expected to be okay. police also made two arrests. >>> and trending this morning,

people's republic. in the 1970 s. poles could now also buy western products like jeans and coca-cola in the country's 1st big department stores. in warsaw communist party officials officially opened the country's 1st modern highways which would soon be filled with fear at cars imported from italy and also made in poland. but poland relied on loans from western countries to pay for all this the people's republic was living on credit. in reality there were widespread shortages and in this so-called workers' paradise the communist elites enjoyed privileges that those workers could only dream of. and those shortages also extended to food production and distribution people had to wait in long lines outside shops. even supplies of bread to run though. the 1st major strikes began in 1970 and even though they were strictly forbidden by law factories and shipyards across the country were effectively shut down. as a result some workers were fired or even arrested. the government intended to crush the rebellion it ordered the secret police to covertly film all suspects the authorities wanted to sow fear and mistrust in order to divide people. and discourage prote

s different than anything before. that buzz is back. people are excited about kamala harris and how she can and cannot and how new this is. a woman on the national ticket, in either political parties. it's absolutely fabulous and believe me, i walk the streets. i did like 8 miles in the last 24 hours of walking around, seeing and talking to people at all these parks and restaurants outside and what have you, and invariably, when they notice it's me, even with the mask on, they ask me about what's happening nationally, as you are doing, and it's all about kamala harris. it is not about anybody else and that's good from the democratic point because it means those people may actually show up to vote. >> vice president biden said he wants someone to have the relationship he had with president barack obama where the vice president would be the last person in the room giving counsel before the president has to make an important decision and someone to challenge what he says. if they tell it like it is. do you think senator harris can do that and is that person? >> i do believe exactly that. what senator harris has to be concerned about is whether or not she'll have access to all of the

158 people and wounded 6060 people remain missing around 300000 lebanese are now homeless because of the damage that was caused 3 m.p.'s from the opposition christian party could quit and that makes 5 resignations in total well let's start our coverage with zain acosta who's in the thick of things in beirut in moscow square then of these protests by my count are now heading into their 4th hour we've seen plenty of tear gas and we are now hearing that live ammunition was you use near parliament but that really doesn't seem to be deterring demonstrators. yes we heard live ammunition not too long ago security forces really using excessive amounts of tear gas live bullets what they're trying to do is move the crowd move the protesters away from the parliament building but some of the tear gas of being is being lobbed and falling in the center of martyrs' square which seems to be the way to try to disperse the crowds and empty the square we've seen this happen before in previous months when there have been running battles and after a few hours these security forces use more tear gas the only way to force people to leave the square we are joined by rabiya isn'

s. lyndon johnson was the incumbent president democrat and he and he was the one who paid the price and so that did the democratic party for. you know people and now trump is the incumbent and he's attempting to escape his responsibility famously saying about the penn the pandemic i don't take any responsibility at all but. with that in the law in order in the portland incident it's reminiscent is in the especially the lafayette square incident it's reminiscent to me of nothing so much is what herbert hoover did in 1932 when unemployed veterans came to washington and tamp down along in a costly and potomac river as intense and hoover sent the u.s. army to disperse them it was a deeply unpopular submit a military instrument and that's what trump has done so he has compounded all of these crisis. and he bears the burden of all of these his and the historical examples all run against him so i believe he will lose overwhelmingly and that will be the just people and he is attempting to fight it through desperate gambits right i have learned from you that abraham lincoln was america's 1st professional politician and that is one of the fascinatin

hatred and hostility toward white people that is being promoted by the ultra radical left by the black lives matter organization, and also by the democrati democratic party so criticize and even condone this type of mentality. i think the media is overlooking it intentionally. if they are bypassing the story. it simply because it doesn't fit their narrative. if this had been a white on black karim you would see exten. because it's black on white crime, it is refused to be covered. it is a shame. it is a shame before god. i feel sad for the family, two sisters witnessed, and they will be traumatized for the rest of their lives. at this very, very sad. i lay the blame at the feet, partially, of whatever propaganda machine media is being utilized as to infiltrate this criminals mind to do something heinous like this. >> ray: whatever the motive here, i said this during george floyd, we are all children of god. god looks into the soul. he doesn't look at skin color. every life should be raised up, protected, nurtured, and demand justice in the case of these heinous crimes. pastor, this is how the family and to the community are reacting. i want you to see this

party that just nominated a candidate in his 70's for their nominee. so i think that is part of it, trying to signal that this is a party for young people. also, at times, although i think it has gotten better in recent polls -- at times, he has been pulling behind hillary among latino voters. wanted tony democrats see more latino speakers than they currently have. representtez does them, but democrats want to see more. she is also there to try to persuade bernie sanders voters, most of whom, the vast majority of whom, are already behind joe biden, but there is still a sliver that is not, and so i think she is there -- and obviously bernie sanders is there -- to try to persuade those may be disgruntled voters, people who are upset that their guy did not get it, to cast a vote -- about four joe biden. host: from fallbrook, we will hear from the democrats line. caller: thank you. i will watch the convention, but i have a question you mentioned about aoc. is only that the dnc allowing her to speak for 60 seconds? how is that expressing unity? how is that putting out the olive branch to the progressive side? i was wondering if you had any th

s powerful trade commissioner phil hogan is resigning admits allegations he breached lockdown restrictions in his own country. we could go on attended a golf club party with over 80 people sparking a national outcry of preferential treatment the irish government says his actions undermine public confidence and authorities. are keen laura is barreling in along to cross the southern u.s. after making landfall along the louisiana coastline the storm came ashore with winds of about 240 kilometers per hour causing extensive damage in low lying areas one poor person reported killed by a falling tree there more than 600000 people are without power. well saying in the u.s. republicans have been mounting a robust defense of law 'd and order on the 3rd night of their national convention this comes as the nation faces new tensions in the shooting of jacob blake a black man in commercial wisconsin. vice president mike pence was the keynote speaker warning that only president from could hold order he said americans didn't need to choose between a lawful society and standing up for african-americans the president and joins him on stage making another surprise appearance or giving his

s decided to write resign from their party. a funeral of one of their colleagues a little earlier today we're trying to establish communications with one of those people to see what what what they're trying to achieve with their resignations about 2 or 3 kilometers away from we have these mass protests gathering around moscow square as well so in a holder with reporting from there intriguingly compellingly the protesters have already built a hangman's noose multiple hangman's noose locations because they're sending a message to the politicians we don't just want to change you for what you might loosely call the opposition we want all of you gone. that was something that we touched on this time yesterday here on news hour with one of our interviewees an m.p. a lebanese m.p. and she was very clear as far as the political optics are concerned people they know this people do not want to just flip from one to the other they want all the existing political ruling class is gone the key thing here being how long lebanon has been going through crisis after crisis after crisis once the civil war ended 1990 clearly the signals from the then government was we rea

s. in peru at least 13 people have been killed in a stampede during an illegal party at a nightclub in the capital lima more than 120 people tried to flee the thomas the rest the ball club as it was raided by police the party violated restrictions imposed to curb the spread of corona virus through his latin america's 2nd worst affected country i temperatures and lightning strikes are continuing to fan hundreds of wildfires in california at least 6 people have been killed and nearly 700 buildings have been burned so far as was sparked by a lightning storm that burned more than 400000 hectares of brush and forest. and it's time for the weather here is rob i'm looking at the map behind you there are a lot of lightning strikes on that map as well and a couple of storms moving there on actual facts the story you just talked about in california genevieve was a hurricane which is no longer the case but it's throwing a lot of thunderstorms up through mexico and into california might unfortunately make things worse might start more fires but we're talking about the wet bit so if further east to tro

that didn't stop him s n b c from having people on for the past few years talking and talking about present terms mental fitness but here's the big reckoning in the democratic party peter and that is democrats have to ask themselves you're looking at mike bloomberg who has a $1000000000.00 with a b that he said he's going to spend taking down president trump well if you have that $1000000000.00 focused on president trump but you also know that your own guy probably doesn't have the juice it takes to win in november what are you really doing and i think the democratic party has some soul searching to do here they're going to take down the president of the united states but they don't have someone to back fill that position you're you're only damaging america at that point. in your opinion is. joe biden the your candidate the party's candidate because i tend to agree with walter is that they just don't want bernie sanders they're willing to lose to donald trump to avoid seeing bernie sanders succeed go ahead jason. well i'm more in line with bernie sanders myself but the thing is the same thing in 2016 the voters were not and you know you can talk about some of the