and just rendell promised them financial advantages and a better life. some indigenous leaders mostly elderly opposed mining from the outset but others were tempted to accept rendel small gifts. and. today a meeting has been called representatives of different tribes are gathering in the traditional assembly house they're concerned about a lawsuit filed by casie go on to preparing a statement addressed to the colombian government. in it they confirm their determination to resist attempts to mine gold on their territory. they're not yellow welcome i want to talk about the gold and give my opinion from a woman standpoint that i know i think yes time to take. him out now should we work in the mind of it and by that i would have been a can manage to anybody why should we dig for it all the time. to get it back to what it could well it to us when i think am i looking at it. littered with everybody although you already heard this one is our whole our origin. and this land harbors raw materials that we call gems they're not disgusted and degree the thought that

world's top 10 car makers and could theoretically create a new number one on the global market together rendell and fia tries or could possible going to toyota if friend o. holds on to its partnership with nissen and mitsubishi publicly nissen says it will examine the merger but the firm is said to have been blindsided by the talks relations between the japanese firm and rental have worsened since the arrest of former alliance had called us gone on the fia tie up would only add to reynolds' sway behind the merger is a rapidly changing landscape for automakers new technologies like immobility autonomous driving and a sharing economy are of bending the market those technologies are expensive make it more attractive for traditional car makers to join together. the euro saw an early boost the day after pro e.u. parties retain their majority in european parliament elections that despite losing many seats now among those making gains were the climate focused greens euro skeptic parties also made gains although not quite as much as expected for a bloc already divided over fiscal rules and budget polic

kellyanne conway, george papadopoulos, ed rendell. dan patrick. e first, america for whom? that's the focus of tonight's angle. if you somehow thought that donald trump would shy away from tackling big issues after republicans lost the house last november, you would be wrong. from china trade to infrastructure and now immigration he's shown fans that he's not just marking time, he's pursuing what he believes will make america great american. lifting up the american worker the american family, and the american tradition. >> president trump: our proposal is pro american, pro immigrant and pro worker. it's just common sense. it will help all of our people including millions of devoted immigrants to achieve the american dream.f >> laura: his plan would basically end the current legal immigration dynamic under which 1.1 million people are given green cards to live and work ino the united states, they don't reduce the number but the frame work changes. 66% of all legal immigrants cana come through chain migration. sometimes they will describe it as distant family migration. now,

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joe biden, ed rendell, and the rat -- >> oh, the rat in the bar. ooh, i was up on the chair. that was so scary. >> that's what we call foreshadowing. >> it was amazing. it was like a riot. >> that was terrible. >> we had ed rendell, a man who knows the state of pennsylvania better than anybody and joe biden were warning us during the convention trump's going to win this thing. they're not running it right. >> they knew. and actually tonight there's a special edition of "hardball." they'll be in wilkesbarre, and, david ignatius, pennsylvania will be quite a battleground for the two nominees. if it biden, gosh, it will be a showdown. >> it's the bellwether. it was angry democratic voters leaving the party to go to trump. i just of in eerie, pennsylvania up on the lake doing research for a new book. ery -- eerie was a place that voted for trump but they're not voting for trump anymore. maybe it's a sign that the initial enthusiasm among blue collar democrats turning towards trump has dissipated. we'll see. >> we'll see. >> in pennsylvania a new poll shows there are a lot of demo

former pennsylvania governor ed rendell made this prediction. >> if joe biden can go through the next 12, 13 months, without making major mistakes, i think he's the nominee. it's as simple as that. >> let's bring in bishop garrison and brian darling, founder and president of liberty government affairs. gentlemen, good sunday morning to you. bishop, do you think that's a hair picture of the democratic race right now? biden's strategy is don't slip up. is that what everyone is counting on so they get an edge and get a big break? >> i think what the governor is saying there, it's more than a simple don't slip up. it's show the american people who you are. show not just your base but independent voters and conservative voters that you have a platform. you have the ability to be the leader that we need this these times. it's more than don't slip up. joe biden has been there before. and he's going to ensure that people understand that he has a message. that's one of change and a hope for a better tomorrow than what we're see right now. >> brian, does this snapshot of the race, does it help

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kellyanne conway, george papadopoulos, ed rendell. dan patrick. e first, america for whom?ht's angle. if you somehow thought that donald trump would shy away from tackling big issues after republicans lost the house last november, you would be wrong. from china trade to infrastructure and now immigration he's shown fans that he's not just marking time, he's

we're talking on the entire establishment including ed rendell. >> i want to focus a second on medicare for all, michal kempny benefit net another candidate for president i believe the lesson of 2018 was not medicare for all but fix obamacare. i want you to take a listen to what he said to me earlier this year about that. >> now what democrats are saying is if you like your insurance, we're going to take it away from you, from 180 million people that get their insurance from their employer and like it. or 20 million american was are on medicare advantage and love it. >> that seems like a bad opening offer for me. >> senator, i'm well aware you believe, look, you were in fair of obabamacare. it was not your first choice, i know that as you know there was a lot of voters who voted to fix obamacare first and look and see okay should it be something different. are you obligated to fix obamacare first? >> well, we're obligated to make sure trump and the republicans do not though tens of millions of people off healthcare they currently are enjoying. here's the point, the current healthcare sy

transform this country, and we're taking on the entire establishment when we do that including ed rendell. >> i want to focus a second on medicare for all. michael bennett, another candidate for president, believed that the lesson of 2018 was not medicare for allut fix obamacare. i would like you to take a listen to what he said to me .arlier this year about th >> now what democrats are saying is if you like your insurance, we're going to take it away from you, fm 180 million people, that get their insurance from their employer and like it. or 20 million americans on medicare advantage and love it. that seems like a bad opening offer for me. >> and senator, i'm well aware that you believe that, look, you were in favor of obamacare, but it was not your first choice, and i know that. but as you know, there's a lot of voters who voted for democrats in 2018 to fix obamacare first, then look and see, okay, should it be something different. are you oblated to fix obamacare first? >> well, we're obligated to make sure that trump and the republicans do not throw tens of millions of people off the

>>all right lots of traffic to talk about starting off with our major hot spot in a rendell westbound years still active at one point we had all lanes closed. >>now only the left lane is blocked that's the latest update from emergency crews, we're just still on scene working with this accident here in a rented so there's a major back up to a rented through lafayette olmos into one creek because it's just about spilling over to 6.80. it's going to take you over an hour to get from wannacry to oakland because of this crash to leave extra early or consider hopping on bart instead our second major hot spot has a right along the shore freeway. this is 80 west at university avenue. this crash is blocking all but one lane meeting there's only one lane open 80 west university, we have several vehicles a box truck that's badly damaged and of course westbound is a commute direction. so it's not going to be fun. this morning with traffic backed up to albany enrichment and said pavel almost into panel look at your drive time 55 minutes to an our just to make it from crockett down to the maze if y

we still have a major accident active here in a rendell westbound 24 and wilder. this was blocking all lanes of traffic now it's the left lane that's close. but there is a traffic alert in place for this because it's having a huge impact on your commute who are into through lafayette. want to treat now because you're back up the spilling over to 6 a diesel almost an hour to make it from won a creek over to oakland, not good, better news for the sure freeway we had a nasty crash in berkeley involving several vehicles and a box truck this was blocking about 4 lanes of traffic, 80 west at university. it's out of the way. but the damage is done with traffic crawling out of sand, kabul, all the way down to berkeley and in emeryville still almost 50 minutes to make it down to open but at least they've clear that crash out of your way so traffic is lighter than usual at the bay bridge toll plaza because so many people are stuck on the east shore and stuck on 24. they haven't made it to the bay bridge yet so some of them are slowly filling in here. but that's why it's not

let's bring in democratic strategist do strategist don calloway, and former pennsylvania governor ed rendellas like, what? >> that was disgusting. >> it is. so beyond that, please comment on the senator's remarks there. is it possible that that's how this battle with bill barr looks to people at home? should democrats be picking their battles and just stay focused on the president? >> first of all, i could listen to john kennedy all day, and i don't agree with anything he says politically. >> he's very intentertaining. >> he's one of the great characters in washington, d.c. but in this very folksy way, he's spinning the new yarn of the republican talk, which is you didn't indict the president, so let's attack barr, as though democrats consistently need someone to attack. that's not really the case. the reality is that we're criticizing attorney general barr's realistic behavior. from day one, even from the point where he was being confirmed, we saw that he was here to serve this president's needs. he's not here to serve as the people's lawyer, as the american people's lawyer and as the defen

joining me now former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, ale holmes, former speechwriter for then-snadt. welcome to all of you on this holiday weekend. governor, to you first, you made no bones about the fact you're a joe biden supporter. if you're joe biden and you're maintaining a nearly 20-point lead on your closest competitor this weekend, what is your mentality and approach right now? >> that it's a long, long road ahead. with that type of lead you have to try to avoid making any big mistakes. if joe biden can go through the next 12, 13 months without making any major mistakes, i think he's the nominee. it's as simple as that. >> he starts out in front and stays out in front with no mistakes in your mind? >> wire to wire. >> "vanity fair" reporting on the republican efforts to take down joe biden, the 2020 candidate most feared by president donald trump and republican insiders working to re-elect him is that article. are they jumping ahead here though? we are such an early stage in this race. the strategy behind going full throttle on takedown effort right now is what? >> well, i

he was angry at ed rendell, angry at everybody.r and turn it given trump. black support is a big thing with biden. support of african-american community leaders, i was at the award leaders yesterday in philly, standing with them in the crowd, he had a gospel chorus came on and sang, the lead singer that did the "star-spangled banner" was an african-american woman. i know he's a white guy but he wants to be a champion of the black community. ironically, a 76-year-old white guy but that's where he's comfortable. >> you know, mika, that's one of mayor pete's biggest challenges is the fact that joe biden right now is doing extraordinarily well among black voters. i want to follow up on what chris said about dr. jill biden. one of the things that struck me in talking with her and you in philadelphia was also what struck me and i know mike barnicle can attest to this as well as anybody, just how -- what a contrast they are to the trumps and the trump family who seem to want to come off as some european plutocratic ruling family when you