simpson: what's your name? boy: rhett. simpson: rhett? are you a cowboy? boy: yes. simpson: what are you going to do when you grow up? boy: work on the farm. simpson: you're going to work on the farm, are you? reucassel: bobby has a big investment in the future of the cattle industry. and dressed in their sunday best, so do the younger generations. these laboratories in san francisco seem light-years away from the ranches of the midwest, and yet they're caught in this battle over our meatat dollar. but can these disruptors convince us that their produducts are not only better for the environment, or animals, or health, but also that they're normal and affordable and something we can eat every day? because in the end, what's in a name? cattle, soy, cells, or beet--will it really matter if it tastes like meat? ♪ >> [singing in non-english language] ♪ >> high five! >> high five! >> high five! >> high five! foreign l language] [indiscernible] >> [speaking foreign language] >> my passion is to see that these children are given another chance to leave -- live like normal

rights to simpson, that burns was quite radically opposed to cooperating. he wish that mccoy wrote to have the bump in his pocket after conferences after the war. the actual quote is, during the conference he was intend to attend in london beginning september 4th. so that's after the war. but during the war, burns press secretary, walter brown writes in his diary that burns thought the atomic bomb quote may well put us in a position to dictate our own terms at the end of the war. so back to the original thought. the views may be determining. the bomb may be determining so we have two very opposing positions within the highest level of government. what's happening in the manhattan project? there are also opposing views there about the atomic bomb. there is a group at the university of chicago. that's led by james funk, who wrote a memorandum known as the frenk report that argues that the atomic bomb shouldn't be used on japan, because if we ever expect to cooperate with the soviet union after the war, such an action will make it impossible. and just to quote

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prompting a rush of comments one person she likely didn't expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior adviser janet alice just said conall harris sounds like me lisa says she doesn't mean it as a compliment that as an ordinary suburban housewife felt a little disrespect i teach my children not to name call santa. i was gonna say. 2 that i'm afraid they please but there you go we have to bleep it out of course don't mess with marge simpson that's what i've learned tonight ok while you're watching g.w. news coming to you from berlin we'll be back next hour i won't be here but you can of course stay tuned ira people today don't hold a news on d.w. dot com where you can also follow us on twitter and instagram so for me and the rest of the team see you soon take care. what's going on here in the house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift exclusions delivers facts and what the future.

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prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she did not expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior advisor jenna alice just said conall harris sounds like me lisa says she doesn't mean it as a compliment at that as an ordinary suburban housewife who felt a little disrespect i teach my children kept to name call jenna. i was going to say 2 laugh but i'm afraid they played it and yes indeed we did have to believe that expletive so there you have it from march simpson personnel that's the latest on g.w. news this hour of american evan stand from me and the entire team thanks for watching . and bill is of course i'm a true. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. to get smarter for free.

tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate camila harris sounded like march simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she did not expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior advisor jenna alice just said kamel the harris sounds like me lisa says she doesn't mean it as a compliment at that as an ordinary suburban housewife of little disrespect for i teach my children that to name call santa. i was going to say 2 laugh but i'm afraid they believe that. yes indeed we did have to bleep that expletive omarion evanston and your up to date and w. news thanks for watching. a male and i'm to call him by the 2nd season on the face of. the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how do we change the.

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tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate camila harris sounded like marge simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she did not expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior advisor jenna alice just said kamel the harris sounds like me lisa says she doesn't mean it as a compliment at that as an ordinary suburban housewife who felt a little disrespect for i teach my children that to name call santa. i was going to say 2 laugh but i'm afraid they please but yes indeed we did have to leave that expletive omarion evanston your up to date on v.w. news from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. in the. climate change. or so. much to. what is today the far future. g.w. dot com for their decision making a. quick turn.

didn't have time to get to marge simpson in the interview, joy, sorry. didn't get to her reaction.hink both joe biden and kamala harris have been pretty disciplined in terms of sticking to message in terms of their agenda, what they plan to do for the american people and contrasting themselves as much as possible to the trump/pence ticket. whereas seen the president and even vice president pence making it more personal, referencing not necessarily qualifications but criteria that feels more like a distraction than focused on the issues. >> yeah. senator? >> i think what we're going to see from the republican side is description of alternative reality that says the pandemic is under control, economy is going to be great, schools are reopening, all of that, and tons of lies. that's what we're going to see from the republican side. from the democratic side, two people who are totally committed to address the needs of our country. >> we shall see. we'll all be tuning in. senator mazie hirono, thank you very much. errin will be back later. >>> first, beto o'rourke to talk about polls in

emma simpson, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's the travel show. mighty river sava, flowing for nearly 1,000 kilometres from the alps in slovenia, right across to belgrade, in serbia. it's the longest river within the balkans. a vital artery that's borne witness to so much history, stretching all the way back to ancient and medieval times and of course the turmoil of recent decades. today, the sava connects four countries that just a generation ago were at war. 0n myjourney i'll be exploring how today this river is healing wounds by boosting trade and tourism and creating a new identity for the region. and finding out why locals call this the ‘vital heart of the balkans‘. a nation ofjust 2 million people, slovenia prides itself on its close relationship with nature. it‘s one of the most densely forested countries in europe and nearly two thirds of its landscape is green space. this river, the sava, has been a crucial trading route for centuries, dating back to 400 bc, when the celts named it after their river god savus, protector of merchants and t

john simpson, bbc news.navirus infections early is crucial in fighting the spread of covid—19. in the spanish city of valencia engineers and scientists are going into the sewer network to try to find out where outbreaks are likely to occur next. we try to detect the virus sars—cov—2, which is the code of the disease of covid—19, in residual water. the virus has spread by humans since the first day of infection. so we are able to detect the virus up to seven days before showing first symptoms. we have divided the city into several sections. control points they're called. and it can be a municipality, neighbourhood, a building or even an industry. and for each of those points, we look at the water prematurely and we take into a lab work where it will be analysed. in a lab we have we have a litre coming in. we end up with the volume of about three ml. from here, what we're going to do is extract the nucleic acids, the genetic material of the virus. if it starts to increase then we have to go to the authorities

thought i would see the day marge simpson would be in our political conversation. >> it's 2020.thing is possible. >> what the heck. >> 2020. >>> good morning, everybody. we're so grateful for your company. it's saturday, august 15th, i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. you're in the "cnn newsroom." this morning, there's major uncertainty about the presidential election. the postal service says in almost all of the 50 states and d.c. mail-in ballots may not make it in time to be counted. >> i want to get you back to some of the pictures we're seeing. protesters outside the postmaster general's home in d.c. right now. they're accusing lewis d. joy of limiting mail-in voting after he made changes to the postal service including eliminating overtime, slowing mail delivery. a postal service inspector general is now reviewing its controversial policy changes and potential ethics conflict. >>> last night the u.s. p.s. did agree it would stop removing boxes in 16 western states and parts of two others until after the election. president trump has repeatedly claimed that mail-in b

emma simpson, bbc news.t: crowning the presidential nominee, joe biden and his vice—presidential pick kamala harris. traditionally the event is loud and brash — but this year it will be a very different event. covid—i9 fears mean that the only people attending in—person at the convention centre in milwaukee will be those running the event. mr biden will be dialling in to deliver his speech from delaware on thursday. nada tawfik has more. tens of thousands of people should have been descending on milwaukee to mark the start of the democrats' general election campaign. instead the party will be holding an unconventional convention because of health concerns surrounding the pandemic. this is what it should look like but the normallyjam packed arenas will be replaced by two hours of virtual programming each night. over the four days speakers will include party heavyweights such as the 0bamas and clintons and a mix of moderates to progressive stars such as bernie sanders and alexandria 0casio—cortez. heading into

emma simpson, bbc news.appeared on state tv in mali to announce his resignation, and the dissolution of the government and parliament. he and the prime minister were arrested by the military, in an apparent coup attempt. the move has been condemned by the united nations secretary general and france, the former colonial power. paul hawkins has more. mali's rebel soldiers taking mali's leaders under arrest away from the presidential palace in the capital bamako. where they're going, nobody knows — which is how many malians feel about their future. the president resigning and dissolving... in recent months, huge crowds led by this man have been calling on the president to step down. a country of 90 million people beset by corruption, a flagging economy. which is why the rebel soldiers had their supporters. translation: the whole of mali has been liberated by a republican force. the malian people support them from above and from below. we are really very, very happy. there is no education, there is no health, th

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our business correspondent emma simpson reports.just opened after lockdown. it is near nottingham and pulling shoppers in. it helps being out of town. it's a different story in many city centres. this is london's oxford street and it's much quieter than it should be. not good if you rely on footfall for sales. this was the first floor at marble arch this lunchtime, one of m&s's key london stores. today, the company said there had been a material shift in trade and it had to act. these new figures show the challenge. in the two months since reopening, clothing and home sales at its stores were down 48% compared to last year, but online sales were up 39%. this pandemic has driven a rapid change in shopping habits. with more people buying online, fewer workers are needed in stores. m&s was already making big changes before the pandemic. they have been speeded up now. today, 7,000 jobs to go today, the biggest cuts this retailer has ever made. awful news for the people involved, but rather inevitable, i'm afraid. shops like this are exp

emma simpson, bbc news.lons in leicester can reopen from tomorrow. the partial relaxation of the local lockdown was confirmed by the health secretary matt hancock following a drop in coronavirus cases there. current restrictions on gatherings will remain in place. the latest government figures show there were 1,089 new confirmed coronavirus cases across the uk, in the latest 2a hour period. that means the average number of new cases per day in the last week is 1,071. the deaths of 12 people were also reported in the latest 2a hour period — that's those who've died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. that takes the total number reported across the uk to 41,381. meanwhile, the government's announced that it's setting up a new health agency to focus on infectious diseases. the national institute for health protection will take over the role from public health england — which has been criticised for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. protecting the public from h

emma simpson, bbc news.the second test. rain had interrupted much of the match — meaning a draw was all but guaranteed, but zak crawley hit a half century as england made 110—4 in reply to pakistan's 236 all out. back now to our main story, and thousands of a—level students around the country have been absorbing the news that their teachers' assessment grades will stand, rather than the grades calculated by exam bodies. jon kay has been getting some reaction in bristol. four o'clock this afternoon. and these bristol teenagers are anxiously waiting for news that could change their lives. englandmy a—levels and gcses to be based on teachers' assessments. a-levels and gcses in england will be awarded based on the centre assessment grades from teachers. the government u—turn means all of these students will now have their a—levels upgraded. it is like they are trying to save face or something and they have just given us all that stress for no reason. it means when one will get the a grade he was predicted, inste

we had to play to explain him say they have it from odd simpson best not tonight. you're watching news from beldin mariana evans team will be back next hour we have more headlines on jarryd great thanks for watching have a great day. happiness piers for everyone szymon penises are very different from primates peanuts we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature and their favorite and this is climate change crisis sex happiness in pre-book so you get smarter for free get over your books. in the eye of climate change. or so. much. people. what ideas do they have for their future. d.w. dot com african megacities filmmaking give us a quick tour. i. want you. for players football is more than just a game it's life. but many are playing a game with their life. playing with pain killers taking legal drugs to test their limits have a much bigger. profit in the market for tired. myname is with us mr so it just bugs me that. these school people. is it doping how dangerous are painkillers and why don't collapse like those questions sports life explores one of foot

we have the simpson diary from burns. but there is mounting evidence, one, they knew the war could be ended without an invasion. i think that is very well-documented and we can go into that evidence. that it is simply not true. we also have strong evidence, all the intelligence evidence on -- when thets, the russians entered and they had been asked to enter bias, it was likely to end shortly as long as they can keep the emperor. then why did they do it? the indications were strongly it was to try to end the war before the russians got too far into manchuria, a diplomatic consideration. for the secretary of state and truman, i will have a hammer on those boys, speaking about the russians, diplomatic considerations about what to do about europe in the post yalta discussions at pottstown in 1945 in 1945 just before the bomb was used. one thing that is not complex is what the military said about it, they knew the bomb was unnecessary. the japanese were already defeated. and if they were told they could keep their emperor, the

emma simpson, bbc news.er, who died when he was dragged behind a car while investigating a robbery, has told the bbc she doesn't feel the family has received justice. the teenagers responsible for his death were all acquitted of murder, and jailed for manslaughter. lissie harper said she was campaigning for mandatory life sentences for those who kill emergency workers. daniela relph has the story. this was the last photograph lissie harper hd taken with her husband. they were guests at a friend's wedding. andrew harper was killed four days later. in her first television interview, lissie spoke about their relationship and heranguish at losing him. i think before andrew's death it would have been impossible for me to do any kind of public speaking. i have never been great at that sort of thing. but i do rememberfeeling, in the lead up to andrew's funeral, just a determination to speak and just to tell everyone about him. you know, we were constantly laughing and joking and just kind of best friends, to be hon

emma simpson, bbc news, derby.a m changes to the appeal system and exam grades have prompted dismay. schools might now be able to appeal foran schools might now be able to appeal for an upgrade on the basis of mock exa m for an upgrade on the basis of mock exam results. 0ur education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. their generation has had its education turned upside down. in england he's the man in charge, under pressure on student grades, defending changes made at the last moment. what parents and children would expect is that i do absolutely everything i can, with no stone unturned to make sure we have a system that is always fair to the child. you have known since march that exams were going to be cancelled. just yesterday you were saying that the system was good, and 110w saying that the system was good, and now you are changing it. you make no apology for changes at the last moment? what i said, and this goes back months, i apologise to every single child right across the country for the disruption they hav

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simpson is free on bond. no date has been set for his trial. from the side of a riot killed a white man in lexington, north carolina. the victim was fred link who died on the way to the hospital. a 24-year-old auto mechanic who like hundreds of others in lexington that june night had been caught up in an emotional storm. rioting had broken out at the sections of the city. apparently stemming from attempts of a small group to integrate several restaurants and a theater. 500 whites faced 100 with lexington police between. the line surged, rocks hurled and shots fired from the side. fred link fell. another man wounded but not seriously. police dispersed the crowd with fire hoses and arrested 12. three 18 to 21 were charged with a killing and will stand trial in october. the most tragic. link was only an innocent bystander a man who found his destiny tied to the fury of a mob. it was the violence of a mob in another american city some six years earlier developed a weapon, federal intervention and it was that mob and that federal intervention that p

kind of even more story monterrey are considered to be an election that is free or fair right from simpson to the end this is about 70 but the government maintains that it is public health fast we are all our way and that could be demented is here new ground and we are also minded to make sure that ugandans are given information and they are protected in one way or and so it would be very unfortunate for anyone to believe that government is taking advantage of the situation but even media campaigning will be difficult demand for could overwhelm local stations and the country's online network more than 2000 candidates are vying for elective public offices from village labor to the presidency all at the same time even if you committed all the time on the $292.00 radio stations for a period of 3 months or so still you would not be able to meet the demand so where are people going to campaign from even if you decided to say ok fine some will use radios others will use other social media platforms the internet penetration in uganda doesn't exceed 50 percent. for voters like you that could mean

he challenged the secretary of war henry simpson on. simpson told him he understood truman was a senator, but could not share with that was for. it is only after truman became president that simpson pulled him aside and explained to him what the manhattan project was. that is what truman had stumbled on earlier. one thing harry truman is interested in is trying to get a handle on what his responsibilities are. he is interested in what we would call a reset of relations with the soviet union. truman thinks if he can look the soviet leaders in the eyes, he can deal with them. he wants soviet help in defeating japan in the pacific theater. he wants to be sure the soviet union will participate fully in the united nations, and some of the other organizations the u.s. is trying to build. and he wants to create a balanced europe that hopefully means the u.s. will not have to send an army back to europe for a third world war. it is for this reason that truman tried to delay the potsdam conference for as long as he could, both to give himself ti

simpsons. because it's a. little not. so in turkey job security is close to the worst in the world but here in the welsh premier league where managers get the most time calling katyn things there are specific reasons why he and palin have made it this far. the lots that we bring you know got to be a special kind of love you know they're going to buy into what we do as a club and we're going to put something back into the community and in wales the focus is on education development and stability rather than instant success just to coach education up to that we saw with their 3 w. they they train all my niggas you got other croatians to culturally you know it makes it seem threatening students better organized it makes but also different growth since they're so you know churn the truly good so you know but there's a lot of there's a lot of managers that have been around or around leeds for a long time bosses at british clubs are often managers rather than coaches taking control of more than just tactics and training sacking

online. >> and marge simpson responded!hat killed me for the week, she said something back. >> we shouldn't say that. the president is doing that and they will follow the lead. >> i have to say, more than the trump campaign is doing this, and all due respect to annie. it's republican surrogates across the country. the republican establishment has bought into it i think me has a bunch of siycophants with him. >> i think the message drk. >> say again. >> when it comes to the campaign message, they are executing on that. >> i take your point, dealing with progressives and moderates, having been a district attorney, from oakland, she is used to the political dynamic. i think she will be propped for that. good to have you with us tonight. thanks very much. >>> coming up, our earth is in trouble. states across the country are bad thing environmental crisis. the epa is rolling back regulations. we will take stock of it next. w. given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna swi

simpson is free on bond. no date set for his trial.ed in lexington, north carolina. the victim was fred who died on the way to the hospital, a 24-year-old auto mechanic, who, like hundreds of others, had been caught up in an emotional storm. rioting had broken out at the edge of the white and negro sections of the city. apparently stemming from attempts of a small negro group to integrate several restaurants and a theater. 500 whites faced 100 negroes with lexington police between. the line surged, rocks were thrown and shots fired from the negro side. fred link fell to the street. another man wounded but not seriously. police dispersed the crowd with fire hoses, arrested seven negroes and 12 whites. three of the negroes, 18 to 21 years of age, were charged with the killing. they'll stand trial in october. the most tragic fact link apparently was only an innocent bystander, a man who found his destiny suddenly tied to the fury of a mob. it was the violence of a mob in yet another american city some six years earlier developed an additi

part of your report is being cited something that's fun louie and fire in the outside looking at simpson 1500 miles an hour they going through the atmosphere and shaking and so forth and then children the persians go out and then pretty much it's calm right down in apparently the ocean is very smooth today so it would look very calm leave me so it's a lot of wired fury hurry up and wait and when you're home well i don't know case i don't know if i would say anybody can do it i'm not so sure i could do it personally now to do stay with us when we 1st want to take a brief look back at this historic mission and i'd like to continue the conversation after it's 3 too but here it's something not seen for a decade thank god they're good thanks jack god the father died in the space ship carrying astronauts blasting off u.s. soil. right out of you know american space boy. in may this year u.s. astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken boarded the falcon 9 rocket and took off to the international space station. it was significant for 2 reasons not since 2011 had the united states launched a spacecraf

burns who was the long running character in the simpson simpsons. dominate the world and take over. we see from joe biden a rhetoric that continues to imply that he as some called president trump, he could be considered racist under what the left narrative has been. if you make comments like this and continue to make comments like joe biden calling a reporter saying because you are black, you could be considered a junkie. i hear these comments from joe biden and i look at his policy over decades. i have one conclusion. joe biden is not the great white hope a lot individuals hope he can be to beat president trump and set aside any racial tone. this is a guy in my view is black america's worst nightmare. he's proven it with policies over decades and he still believes some of the things he said over the past decade! this is not an individual who should be running for president. he should be retired and democrats resurrected him and made him a hope he is not for a lot of african-americans. >> neil: i believe in this day and age, we should be tough on bo

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and now he sounds like bart simpson, or me, unfortunately.en you were right to keep it under lock, under lock and key. i understand you're also rolling out some classic movies for the kid, necessary education, i understand. what have are you educating? >> we've been doing "star wars." what a agreement way-- good and evil. >> stephen: the question is what order are you-- what e yoexposinghem t "star wars>> i'm going wit the narrati witom menace." over the last two weeks we've done "phantom menace" and "attack of the drones." when you're sitting next to your six and a half-year-old-- sorry, spoiler, when he goes from manekin ski walker to darth vader, it's heavy duty to see it through his eyes. "why? why is he doing it?" i start explaining to it, and he starts talking about the bully, as he refers to our current president, like a villain from a "batman" 60s tv show. i go, "well, it's kind of-- he's feeling really angry. he feels neglected." and palpatine is pulling some tricks on his head and really being vulnerable and it's heavy. it's heavy.

earlier tonight i spoke to abc news contributor, yvette simpson and sarah fagen. thanks for joining us. this is a historic pick, certainly, but first, do the math for me. where and how does kamala harris help joe biden win the presidency? >> where does she not help him? i feel like he really is the compliment to joe biden. one, because she is strong, powerful, smart. he is rea she is ready to serve on day one. she has the kind of energy he doesn't. you think about the way she commands herself in senate hearing, the way she takes it to the trump administration. joe biden cannot do it the way she does it. >> as a republican, how concerned should the president be about a biden-harris ticket? >> i think kamala harris was a very safe choice. i think he she is qualifi qualiq position. but this is really a about donald trump and joe biden. >> yevette, will kamala ha kamak satisfy progr satisfy progressives and energize black voters? >> one of the challenges recently was criminal justice reform. and she's spoken out about breonna taylor and george floyd. for a lot of the

. >>> let's bring in our roundtable, chris christie, yvette simpson, sara fagen and rahm emanuel.e favorite heading into the convention. what does he need to do this week, can the democrats do what they need to do this in virtual format? >> first of all -- we've all said -- hopefully this will be the last convention. hard to have a convention if you don't convene. the core question, is to continue to do what he's done with the excitement with kamala harris. ba, e, sheeahes moderawing v riles up trump, five, she's drawing trump's fire away from biden toward her. donald trump isn't going to win by attacking kamala harris. he has to hurt in some way joe biden. he hasn't accomplished that. she's drawing all his fire. in elections when you run for re-election he's trying to repeat in 2016 2020. successful re-elections run a new campaign. >> sara, you talked about kamala harris. wide approval for kamala harris, 54%. it seemed like she did what she needed to do on the announcement. >> it's a historic moment for the country. all americans should take pride in that. having said that she wa

lebanon went through in the last month, year, when the revolution occurred, it started october 17th, simpson, the country has gone through extraordinary situations -- since then, the country has gone through extra narrow situations, the economic victim, the financial crisis, the political crisis. the humanitarian crisis now developing. huge segments of society pushed under the poverty line in very short periods of time. people are asking, what is the government doing? it is really hard to find an answer. there are demonstrations for international aid. but to no result. so, people here are really fed up, and they hold the political class, the traditional political elite in this country, that seems to be hostile to -- hostile to any sort of political reform, to hold them responsible. this is the straw that broke the camels back -- camel's back. brent: that is a good way of describing the situation. mr. powell, joining us tonight from beieirut. we appreciate your time and your insighghts tonight. ststay safe. >> thank you very much. brent: with me here in the studio is my colleague, with dw ara

.>> are w now by chris christie, the former governor of new jersey, rahm emmanuel, yvette simpson andden officially became the oubicratic nominee, and dr. jill de her husband's character. yvette, a difficult act to follow after michelle obama. how did she do? >> she did what she was supposed to do, talked about her husband, talked about their relationship, she also talked about education, which, as you know, withsidchoo issue. she talked about being able to fill those classrooms again. the question, how are we going to do did. t what is joe biden going to do beyond the fact that donald trump is a disaster. >> i thought dr. biden did a great job. it's going to be very difficult to compare people to michelle to do. michelle obama had a much different job when she was campaigning with her husband to become first lady. i thought the most powerful part of the entire speech tonight was the end, when vice president biden walked in and put his arm around his wife, and you could see the genuine affection between the two of them. partne. one of the things america wants in a challenging time lik

. >>> we're joined now by chris christie, rahm emmanuel, yvette simpson and sarah fagen.t a little while ago, president trump gave his acceptance speech for the nomination. governor christie, you said what he had to do was deliver on who do in the second term, did he do it? >> he did it pretty well. he went through a laundry list of things he wanted to get done in the next four years. the thing he did best in the speech was the contrast of what he says is his vision for america and joe biden's vision for america. that's what he's got to get it down to. he's got to get it down to a binary choice between those two visions. if it's a referendum on the incumbent president he will lose. if it's a binary choice we have a ball game. >> rahm, what's your reaction to the president's speech? >> first of all, i think he ran out of time, ran out of ideas, ran out of gas, and i don't think it actually accomplished the goal. it's not going to be a morning in america like ronald reagan and bill clinton. building a bridge to the 21st century, the other model is the bush 43 and barack oba

liz going with webb simpson, who won the u.s. open in 2012.g his debut with john ron, solid choice. and i'm going with brooks keopfe . tonight's catch of the day is really about the one that got away, despite help from a fishing expert. how long did it take you to catch that fish? >> about 30 seconds. >> where did you learn to be such a good fisherman? >> i didn't. these are extremely easy to catch. all you have to do ise and hope best. >> congratulations, i hope i do as well as you. >> one mississippi, two mississippi, three mississippi, four mississippi, five mississippi, six mississippi, seven mississippi- >> oh! what am i doing wrong? >> nothing. >> reporter: i'm too impatient. >> don't swallow the entire thing. now you got one. [ laughter ] so close. [ laughter ] >> are those blue? >> reporter: no, they were catfish and cooper was a great teacher. i'm just a lousy fisherman. >> you just need to be patient. let the fish come to you. >>> speaking of being patient, kpix5 is bringing you the 2020 pga championship live all weekend from harding