senator john mccain a republican who formed an unlikely friendship with joe biden during their senatorial career also headlining tonight will be the candidate's wife joe biden's wife dr jill biden she will be the headline speaker so this will be a major event including as well former democratic party luminaries such as former secretary of state john kerry will also be addressing the convention virtually as we've mentioned once again pointing out the immense experience that joe biden brings to the role of president. mike hanna in washington thank you. the mayor of rio de janeiro has scrapped plans for an app to reserve space on copacabana beach was that a crew that said it would be the only way for somebody at this to maintain distance that it has been mocked widely online so instead sitting on the sand will remain

including minnesota senator amy klobuchar, a nevada senator, the first latino to lead a senatorial committeenew york governor andrew cuomo, michigan governor gretchen whitmer, jim clyburn who gave a key endorsement to joe biden in the primary. joe kasich, former republican candidate in 2016. bernie sanders who was the vice president's main rival for the nomination, and first lady michelle obama, the only african-american first lady. that is highlighted on how to watch the democratic national convention. when it comes to those who will speak from wisconsin, other speakers will be based across the united states. if you go to the milwaukee journal sentinel website this morning they have video of what that area will look like. showing you the stage, that is for those who will be based in wisconsin. that's a bit of the platform you will see. a couple of cameras. and some of the technical equipment that is involved. for those in wisconsin, that is where they will speak. the vice president and the nominee for vice president, kamala harris, will speak from delaware. vice president joe biden's techni

it was addressed to her late husband who died 20 years ago, letters from the democratic senatorial campaign committee. it had all the materials you need to register to vote. >>so then i thought oh this is just a prom opportunity for voter fraud. i can fill it out and sign his name. send it in he would go back on the books. and then somebody could go vote for him. >>the committee indignant about any complaint saying the letter the woman got so somebody can only apply if they're eligible calling it irresponsible to suggest their efforts to make sure voters can cast their ballots are fraudulent. the north carolina board of elections, however it says situations like this should be reported so they can make sure things are above fort. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are demanding answers from the postal service after a lot of reports of recent delays they want an e-mail problems fixed of course before the november election. an unprecedented number of americans will probably the voting by mail washington correspondent raquel martin has that story. >>this is unacceptable people expect the mai

senator john mccain, a republican who formed an unlikely friendship with joe biden during their senatorialcareer. also headlining will be the candidate's life, dr. jill biden. she will be the headline speaker. this will be a major event, including as well former democratic party luminaries such as former secretary of state john kerry, who will be addressing the convention virtually, once again pointing out the immense experience joe biden brings to the role of president. anchor: mike hanna in washington, thank you. the mayor of rio de janeiro has toapped plans for an app reserve space on copacabana beach. they said it would be the only way for sunbathers to maintain distance, but it has been mopped widely. and said, sitting on the stand -- the sand will remain forbidden. off-limits,beach is rio and the rest of brazil is still encouraging tourists to visit. the country's borders and attractions are back open in hopes the vital tourism industry could recover. given brazil has the second-highest number of cases and deaths in the world, there is concern visitors may not come. reporter: it is o

senator catherine cortez masto, chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, said in a statement today that "it's unacceptable that in the united states of america, the postal service has to warn americans that their ballo may not be counted if they vote by mail." cortez masto asked senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to end the current recess and vote on pandemic aid that includes additional funding for the postal service. in washington d.c. this morning, protesters gathered outside the home of postmaster general louis dejoy, demanding support for the u.s.p.s. and mail-in ballots. at the beginning of august, dejoy announced a widespread restructuring of the postal service that he later acknowledged have had what he called "unintended consequences" on postal service operations. northeast of atlanta, the massive confederate monument at stone mountain was closed today, as residents and officials braced for a small far-right- wing rally and anti-racism counter-protesters. outside of the park, there were minor skirmishes between the two sides. the three percenters militia applied

. >> scott governor newsom has said he will speak about who he might appoint to harrises senatorial seat until january 2021, but we can still speculate . what do you think? who are the options who might fill in that seat? >> a lot of people are already reaching out to him and asking that they consider them. first of all let's see who he is replacing, he is replacing a woman of color so there will be pressure on him to pick at least a woman or maybe a latino or somebody who we have never had, somebody like the attorney general or state senator from los angeles. if he appoints someone who is already a set white officeholder like those two or somebody like the controller then it gets to a point someone to replace that job as well. there is going to be geographic considerations and age considerations. don't forget diane feinstein is 86 years old and so there is a possibility she has long been rumored to be thinking of stepping down in the middle of her term, we will see if that happens but there is no shortage of candidates. california has a lot of people in that generation below where jerry

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will the public accommodate section -- here is a sampling of senatorial opinion. >> the constitutionee things. it says life liberty in progress. man can't be denied any of those without due process of law. this is no process of law, this is just congress saying he has no property rights. if you used a -- clause, saying how i'm -- and even what is charged for. there's no limit to how far you can go. it's one of the most farfetched proposals, entirely the probability of breeding more trouble and bring us into socialism more than any laws been presented alongside. >> i do not have any objection to new york integrating if they want to or some states segregating if they want to. back i think these matters should be left each state. the mayor said if they had had a federal law, so-called public accommodations they cannot have accomplished but they did. he said they brought about many changes but this would not have resulted and washington had cast a law. my position is that disposition should be left each community and each state to decide. >>, well i don't think i don't predict the outcom

she's a prosecutor she proved her worth at the senatorial committee for better or worse she's incurred some people's wrath by the way she's approached it. she's level headed and that's part of the reason he's got her standing by his side she's not afraid to take it on. >> thank you so much for running us through the latest of the announcement that is all for today. thank you very much for watching "street gn sis" look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience: xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. plus, x1 also includes peacock premium at no extra cost. this baby is the total package. it streams exclusive originals, the full peacock movie library, complete collections of iconic tv shows, and more. yup, the best really did get better. magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. >>> it is 5 a.m. on cnbc and here's your top five at 5. stocks snapping their big win streak at seven. today a good day to test it. futures are higher >>> historic pick.

here's a sample of senatorial opinion. >> the constitution talks about three things.perty. man can't be denied any of those without due process of law. this is no process of law. just saying he hasn't got any property right to control his own property. if you use the clause to say who a man should save and a person who should come in and even what he should charge for it. be no limit to how far you can go. it's one of the most far fetched proposals and holds entirely the probability of breeding more trouble and bringing us into socialism faster than any law that's been presented in a very long time. >> now, i do not have any objection to new york integrating it, if they wish to or some states segregating if they wish to. these matters should be left to each state. for instance, in salsbury, maryland, if they had a so-called public accommodations, they could not have accomplished what they did. they have brought about many changes and this would not have resulted if washington passed a law. this matter should be left to each community and each state to decide. >> well,

senator graham blessed the hearing and all in attendance with a shower of parliamentary planetter and senatorialess in language while seeming to try to help yates whenever he could. the senator promised to dig into the political corruption of the intelligence agencies and their efforts to subvert and to overthrow president trump. yates' answers were predictable as she tried to deflect any responsibility for her role in obamagate. yates blamed the fbi entirely for obamagate. here's what she had to say about former fbi director james comey sending agents peter doc and joe pientka to question former national security adviser general michael flynn in january of 2017. >> when you heard about the interview, you got upset, didn't you? >> i was upset that that wasn't coordinated. they acted unilaterally, yes, i was. >> okay. did comey go rogue? >> you could use that term, yes. lou: yates also confirmed that the logan act was brought up in a now-infamous oval office meeting on january 5th of 2017. but she said she remembers only comey talking about it and not former vice president joe biden. it just so h

a vast majority of the country is vaguely familiar with her since her senatorial run. i saw her debating at that time. chopsfinitely has those as well as her performance at the debates. i know there's a lot of folks, we've heard some of that, criticism on her part, even from democrats. history and her attorney general activities and stuff. for folks that are concerned, she's a cop. be, is itt would better than having a criminal for president? that's the alternative. host: have you been watching all three nights of the democratic convention? caller: yes or. -- sir. host: what do you think of the format? caller: regarding the person who talked about the surrealism of it, i will agree. pantomiming of the normal convention behavior. it is an interesting thing. virtualizing the process. , the potential dark side of all of this, is it an act? you have to go with the times that you have. if everyone was in a room watching this, no one would question it. they are trying to do their best to call back to the way it has been. i think it will be different in the future. host: tomo

there are fund-raising emails from senate candidates, the democratic senatorial committee dating back as far as april complaining about this postal issue. i have no doubt the democrats are getting these issues and problems up into something it's not, a very false narrative, as i said, designed to extract a political advantage. mr. postmaster general, i'm very sorry that you are on the targeting end of this political hit piece. i think it's very unfortunate, very tragic. as somebody else pointed out, this is part of the problem while we have not had postal reform is how people will take advantage of it. again, the i appreciate senator inslee's statements. you've only been on the job 60 days, a great background. i appreciate your willingness to serve this role. we truly appreciate the hard work of the men and women of the u.s. postal service doing a good job delivering our mail, but we need reforms moving forward. we might have an opportunity here. there may be another covid relief package. it will probably will include something for postal. if there's going to be dollars allocated, wha

there are fund-raising e-mails from senate candidates and the democratic senatorial committee dating as far back as april complaining about this postal issue, so i have no doubt that the democrats are ginning these issues and these problems up into something that it's not. it's a very false narrative as i said designed to extract a political advantage, and, you know, is mr. postmaster general, i'm very sorry that you're on the targeting end of this political hit piece. i think it's very unfortunate. it's very tragic. this is -- as somebody else pointed out this is part of the problem why we've not had postal reform is how people take advantage of it and the expectation, i appreciated senator enzi's very common sense statement of a number of different facts. you've only been on the job 60 days. you've got a great background. i truly appreciate your willingness to serve of this role. as you heard from the committee. we truly appreciate the hard work of the men and women that the u.s. postal service doing a good job delivering our mail, but we need reforms moving forward so we might hav

. >> how would you describe her, knowing her and her senatorial and prosecutorial record?she a progressive and the most liberal person in the senate or is that unfair? >> listen, first of all, there's nothing wrong with being a progressive. a progressive is an agenda for the people of the united states of america in terms of economic security and especially now, our health security. kamala harris as attorney general took on the big banks on behalf of consumers. she took on big oil on behalf of our environment. she took on the gun lobby. you know, she has taken on the whole covid pandemic as it relates to making sure there's contact tracing, making sure there's money for testing and referrals and addressing the whole demographic zpaerdisparitn health care. you tell me that's not on behalf of the american people and we're not going to benefit from not only her history and her experience, but what she's going to do as the vice president. the vice president trusts her and knows her and she's going to be an excellent partner with him in the situation room, in the cabinet meetin

her connection to boca might bo biden, she has the senatorial experience which is something that he values on this obviously . in that sense, i think she's as a fake. i'm not sure how much he will excite the african-american bas for the reasons you already talked about, her previous record as a prosecutor. she did not excite african-americans in the primary . she had her moments where she got to about second place in th polls, but never really caught on with voters in the democrati primary and even with african-american voters. that was never really, i don't know that we ever really understood why that was. african-american stayed solidly behind joe biden and in fact rescued his candidacy in the end . i think it's a solid safe pick and we will see how it works ou from your. >> the reactions are pouring in fast and furiously. >> i'm thrilled to welcome kamala harris to the democratic ticket. please join me in having her back getting her elected. this comes at a time this is th third woman of color we'd weed featured on the ticket. hillary clinton four years ago was at the top of the ticket,

here in washington yet but the bill passed the united states senate five, six years ago with 67 senatorial votes and had [inaudible] it had an advanced sort of employment identification and verification in all sorts of things but tell us what your view of a good immigration policy would look like and how did it compare to what got us through the senate in a very strong bipartisan manner five, six years ago. >> guest: yeah, i was on the outside pushing for that bill and it had a lot of compromises prickly that we did not all like but it had the major components. the key thing here to thing about is a lot of americans will say because of what the president has said or people before the president frankly this issue has been a political football for a long time but it's taken to a new level in demonizing immigrants and something no other president before him is done in the same way in recent history. the first thing is people say you should get in line. you have to understand there is no line in the united states. there is no system for people to even come here legally. i will give myself as a

money to be in that situation of control i remember i needed 10000 on - - i needed $10000 to a senatorial candidate. i did it because somebody asked me to. but then they said we are having lunch with a candidate. who is we? the ten people that gave the $10000 so they can talk to this person. so i went and we talked. and i realized what word i get if i gave a hundred thousand or $1 million? but my power should be no more than my vote. my power is my vote. if you have $100,000 and you are a corporation that doesn't mean anything. but that person knows i'm not saying anything new. that this is the problem with america. confusing democracy with capitalism. that they need to be separate money shouldn't enter into my government they should take money from me like tax is but not letting them is my airplane or the job that i give them after. >>host: there is a lot more to go through and other topics but let's listen to what our viewers have to say steve and richmond virginia good afternoon. >>caller: good afternoon. mr. mosley i have been waiting to say hello to you. i am one of your best readers

the bill -- you are not in washington yet but a bill passed the senate fiber secures ago with 67 senatorial votes. it had a very difficult path to citizenship for the 11 or 12 million undocumented people in this country and advanced sort of employment identification and verification, all sorts of things but a cut 67, 68 votes in the senate. tell us your view of what a good immigration policy would look like. >> i was on the outside pushing for that bill and have a lot of compromise is but not all of us like but it had a major components. the key thing to think about is a lot of americans will say because of what the president has said he would for the the present frankly this issue has been political football for long time, taken to a completely new level and demonizing immigrants, something no other president before investing in the same way in recent history. the first thing is people say you should get in line. you have to understand there is no light in the united states. it is no system for people to even come here legally. i'll give myself an example. i've been on visas my entire life

approaching this november election, really the wild card is what they're going to do with senat senat senatorial congressional races. for the presidency, they've had four years to assess the man, the current crises this country faces, yes, the good old days tax cuts flowing and, you know, a lot of high-fiving about where things were going, but now, this is the stark reality of leadership, we see very boldly and very clearly what it requires of the individuals who occupy that oval office. so, i think voters are looking at this. this latest move by the white house to say, you know, we're probably going to have the president give his acceptance speech on the white house lawn. two thoughts there, one, it's bright shining object that they're throwing out just to see how much of this they can get away with and two, again, it shows that the white house is nothing more than a backdrop to this administration. it has no historical value. it has no real meaning to the american people through their eyes. . it's just another prop. like any prop we just use it to stage what we want to do to get people to do t

that he has -- his strongest critics are from the right it's from a big chunk of the republican senatorialre trump people don't trust him. they would love to get him out the things i heard i mean, oh, and back in that washington quote, unquote, swamp, the people, the vicious things people say about other people off the record is -- was a reminder to me of how bad it can be down there. >> you said it here during the course of this interview and in the piece, it's amazing he survived this long what is it about his personality since you've been able to understand it that's allowed him to survive and we know this is an administration where we've seen enormous turnover in so many of the top jobs >> he makes a comment at some point when i asked point-blank, what accounts for your survival. i think it is he never forgets the fact that he is working for the president. his ego is not -- it's relatively mild compared to some of the other figures in the administration, certainly compared to the president. he's willing to subsume his own views. he tends not to express his political views either privat

senatory d u.s. other positions, senator, it's because were still developing country in your undeveloped country. i heard that from the abbasid or a year end half ago. it's a pretty ridiculous statement. i would like the two of you to comment onn this issue of the lack of reciprocity as a core principle that we need in the relationship between the united states and china and secondly, if you can talk about an issue that i referred to as promise fatigue. this is the issue over the last three decades, almost every major agreement that t the chine have undertaken with regard to the united states, they don't follow through on. two examples during the obama administration, they led the effort with the comprehensive agreement on intellectual property theft, the butcher administration and they continue to steal intellectual property ohio levels in a 2015, xi jinping, next to president obama in the rose garden said we will not militarize the south china sea. president china said that the rose garden said tha

there are fundraising emails from senate candidates, the democratic senatorial committee dating back as far as april complaining about this postal issue. i have no doubt the democrats andtaking these issues problems up into something it is not. a very false narrative as i said, designed to extract a --itical. advantage political advantage. mr. postmaster general, i am sorry you are on the targeting end of this political hit piece. it is unfortunate, tragic. as someone pointed out, this is part of the problem, why we have not had postal reforms, how people take advantage of it. the desperate cases, i appreciate, a common sense, a number of different facts. you have only had the job 60 days, you have a great background. i appreciate your willingness to serve this role. we appreciate the hard work of the men and women of the u.s. postal service, doing a good job delivering our mail. we need reforms moving forward. we might have an opportunity. there might be another covid relief package. it probably will include something for postal. there will be dollars allocated. what i'm asking you

one little oddity in the results is that the democratic senatorial campaign committee is also more aggressivethe primary the never polluting counterparts and their endorsed candidates almost always win. one of them actually lost, the democrat from tennessee, which is not really a statement democrats win anymore, but he ended up losing pretty convincingly in his primary, that was sort of a rare misstep. that i don'ttate think democrats really prioritized in their race for the senate majority. host: tacked to the phones, nelson is an upper marlboro, maryland. democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. i have a comment for joe biden, if he is watching and listening. in 2016, we made a huge mistake, really did not help the campaign so much. this year, we should pick somebody like elizabeth warren, kamala harris, amy klobuchar. we don't want a repeat, we want somebody reinvented. we want campaign staffers ready to go because this is a critical time in our history and we need somebody that can rally up the democratic votes, and we are fired up and ready to elect biden

tonight, including minnesota senator amy klobuchar, the nevada senator and the first latina to lead a senatorialampaign committee, new york governor andrew cuomo, michigan governor gretchen whitmer, jim clyburn, john kasich, former ohio governor, republican presidential candidate in 2016, bernie sanders, senator from vermont, who you will remember is the vice president -- was the vice president's main rival in the 2020 primary. those of the speakers for tonight. when it comes to those who will speak from wisconsin, who will , if you go to the milwaukee journal sentinel, they have video what that area will look like. showing you the stage, which you can see. that is for those who will be based in wisconsin. that is the platform you will see. a couple of cameras. and some of the technical equipment that is involved. for those in wisconsin, that is where they will speak. the vice president and the nominee for vice president, kamala harris, will speak from delaware. vice president joe biden's technical person for the campaign posted on his twitter feed what that will look like when they make their s

i remember once i donated, i think a lot of money like $10,000 or something to a senatorial candidate. somebody asked me to and i said okay, i'll do it. so i came up -- the sampras came up to me and said we are having lunch with the candidate. i said, who is we? that are ten people to gave $10,000, and so they're going to lunch and it will be able to talk to this person. i went and we talked and i realized, i said, wow, what would i get if i gave $100,000? what would i i get if i gave a billion dollars? but my power should be no more than my vote. that's the ideal america, right? my power is my vote. your power is your vote. but if you have like $100,000 and if you're a corporation or a very rich person, that $100,000 does mean anything. just give it, but that person knows when i need reelection -- there's always of the people who vote but i'm going to come back to the person who gave me the hundred thousand dollars. i'm not saying anything new here. this is the problem with america, where people confuse democracy with capitalism. they are two different systems, they are both fine but

in the senatorial years. i think is very very valuable for me to write a book to have here.alk about in order to better understand the fossil recordun study, and thehe living form. when studying the historical record about the senate, in the white house in the wake the bureaucracy works in the press works pretty everything about washington. it helped to study the living forms as well as the historical records. peter: and baker, you ran one night what right after roosevelt david: yes. for the mostt dramatic moments n the whole story is when truman, the evening of roosevelt's death, summoned from the white house by the press secretary steve ehrlichman truman was having a drink with sam. vote was known as the board of education. the hideaway. somehow side. we would meet after work every day for a drink. and i'm getting the message that he was to come at once. the white house and left raburn's office ran back to his own office onto his vice president's office on the senate side. i wanted to make it run. for one thing, i wanted to do it in order to find out what time he was depen

remember, dianne feinstein came out early for biden, not her senatorial partner. why is that?ishly ambitious. all politicians are ambitious to a certain extent but harris doesn't seem to be out there helping others or being a team player. that is what that is. ac bee report was about, talking about bass trying to help her constituents. griff: right. >> this tells you where the party is. bass said that the loss of fidel castro was a great loss to the cuban people. that is how far lefter in. griff: tom, the time we got left, take the kamala harris argument. she as a d.a. in san francisco launched a thing that really redid, sending young people to jail for low level drug crimes as california attorney general. had mandatory body body cameras on officers. how can she not be the best candidate when she leads on police uniform, those kind of things? >> she is shifting those positions. early on, she was all aabout a d.a., during the presidential race last year when the lack of law and order for democrats she seemed to abandon the positions. she is good fund-raiser. emily's list loves

the first latina to lead a senatorial campaign committee new york governor andrew cuomo, michigan governorretchen whitmer, jim clyburn, john kasich, former ohio governor, republican presidential candidate in 2016 bernie sanders, senator from vermont, who you will remember is the vice president -- was the vice president's main rival in the 2020 primary. those of the speakers for tonight. when it comes to those who will speak from wisconsin, who will be based there, if you go to the milwaukee journal sentinel, they have video what that area will look like. showing you the stage, which you can see. that is for those who will be based in wisconsin. that is the platform you will see. a couple of cameras. and some of the technical equipment that is involved. for those in wisconsin, that is where they will speak. dent and the nominee for vice president vice president joe biden's technical person for the campaign posted on his twitter feed what that will look like when they make their speeches later this week. they plan to stand in front of several video screens. on those screens there will be peo