underwood. ms. underwood: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and to nd their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. nderwood: thank you, speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. underwood: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i don't need to tell anyone here that and attacks against state local governments are growing more frequent and more sophisticated. there were over 100 state and attacks on local governments. from major cities like new orleans and baltimore to small across america, cyberattacks sought to cripple governments across the country out basic functions from processing real estate transactions to collecting services.or the cost is more than just a mere inconvenience. ransomware attack against a can and local government disrupt lifeline services like 911 call centers and public money from d extort those -

randolph and underwood first met on season 23 of "the bachelor."reen drama causing the season's most memorable moment, underwood jumping over the fence in an attempt to leave the show. >> he just jumped the [ bleep ] fence. >> colton. >> open the fence, guys. open the fence. >> reporter: although they reconnected during the season finale, no future plan for an engagement. >> take it day by day. figure it out. >> reporter: after randolph nursed underwood back to health after being infected with covid-19 they announced their split on social media. underwood writing in part in an instagram post, cass and i have been doing a lot of self-reflecting. sometimes people are just meant to be friends and that's okay. "the bachelorette" starts next month, hard to believe anything can top this bombshell. whit. >> yes, so much of their private lives just playing out for the public to see. difficult story, zohreen. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> we want to turn back to rob in connecticut for a check of the weather. wildfires out west, we've got tropic

still, underwood doesn't seem to mind, harris.r. >> harris: i loved what she said, though. doesn't it sum up everything? "20/20." we can say that about everything now. >> harris: carley, great to see it. thank you very much. "the daily briefing" now. >> dana: a live look in washington where president trump will speak at this hour plus, veterans here to talk about this book based off interviews of the present. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ president trump heading to wisconsin later today. before that, we will see if he has anything more to say after a stunning news conference yesterday. the president said the cdc director was confused about the timing of a potential vaccine. he also railed against mail-in ballots, calling them a greater threat to the 2020 election then foreign interference. we have a lot to

lauren underwood, thank you for your statements. deborah mucarsel-powell, two states and illinois, california, north carolina, new jersey, new york, the leader who just left, we all bring our experience to all of this. and as we mourn the loss of the 200,000, we will have appropriate remembrances in the capitol. we are leaving for the jewish ole -- holy day this weekend but we will return to pay our respects and offer our sympathies to the families who are affected. but i will be here. i want to say in our communities in the west, we have these wildfires which have destroyed millions of acres that have taken millions lives and in the gulf coast, we had the storms and now the rain is spreading, all of this again has a scientific answer in terms of client again, science in contempt on the part of the dministration. science knows. and science knows better. so as we go forward, let us do so. people are saying to me, as a catholic, you know it's either faith or science, choose. i say no, science is an answer to our prayers and may it bri

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i'd like to thank rainn wilson, carrie underwood, and my buddy, jimmy kimmel.ca, your america. our america. this is turning point. tonight, race, reparations, repercussions, paying back communities of color. is it the road to renewal? >> i do believe that the day of reckoning is coming. >> and where this nation standss on slavery still haunts the present. tonight, what america owes. here now, byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, a look at the deep-rooted stain of racism in america, in our schools, our

underwood: as the member pursuantd by mr. rush, to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 5664. -- ms. underwood: as the member mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 5664. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? as the member designated by mr. lowenthal of california, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the will that mr. lowenthal vote yes on h.r. 5664. by mr. ember designated lieu, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote on h.r. 5664. as the member designated by mr. pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rooney will vote 5664. h.r. as the member designated by mr. kind, pursuant to house i inform the , house that mr. kind will vote 5664. h.r. as the member designated by ms. moor iore, pursuant to h.res. 965, inform the house that ms. moore will vote yes on h.r. 5664. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 414, the nays are

i'd like to thank rainn wilson, carrie underwood, and my buddy, jimmy kimmel.orange atmosphere has quickly turned into a dark night here in the east bay. what people are doing to both remember and cope with the unearthly sky. >>> smoke choking our skies today. i'll let you know how much longer the air quality will suffer coming up. >>> purifiers and filters. air quality experts with tips on how you can take safety a step further. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a betay for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >> if i can imagine what the end of the world was going to look like, it would look like this. >> honestly, unlike anything i've ever experienced and i've lived in northern california for 36 years. >> it's so dark. it's scary to me. >> i've never seen anything like this before. >> this is strange. it's weird. >> it's. a dlie like no other in the bay area. our entire region bathed in an eerie glow of orange and red. a look at why it happens. >> what a strain day we had. good evening. i'm dan ashley. we have team coverage tonight on the eer

underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote no on the motion to recommit on h.r. 2574. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois rise? ms. underwood: as the member designated by mr. danny davis, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. davis will vote no on the motion to recommit on h.r. 2574. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 255. the nays are 164. the motion is adopted. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. scott: mr. speaker, pursuant toint instructions of the house and the motion to recommit, i report h.r. 2574 back to the house with an amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: mr. speaker -- mr. scott: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will suspend. the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading of the amendments. the speaker pro tempor

i'd like to thank rainn wilson, carrie underwood, and my buddy, jimmy kimmel.s own sperm. >> we will let you know when the air quality declines again. >> a robot on a mission in the south bay, their job more important in the pandemic. abc7 news starts right now. >> delivering better bay area, for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >>> this feeling of a stranger who violated my mother, being a part of me is deeply disturbing. how do you deal with that? >> a shocking discovery for a mother in the east bay. >> a shocking and disturbing, she thought she was artificially inseminated with an anonymous sperm donor and she may be the victim of fertility fraud. >> kate larson is here to explain how 40 years later family found out that they are biologically linked to a doctor that was a fraud and predator. >> at home dna

i'd like to thank rainn wilson, carrie underwood, and my buddy, jimmy kimmel.. this is "turning point." tonight, driving while black. pulled over five times more than white drivers in some cities. >> driver looks more like one of our suspects because of the wide-set nose. >> philando castile stopped 52 times before he was killed behind the wheel. now his family speaking out, demanding change. >> does it offend you that he was pulled over that many times? >> yes, it does, because it definitely means he was profiled. >> plus, why one

trouble, trouble for former bachelor colton underwood.ai norman joins us with all the details on this one. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning. the couple went public with their breakup back in may. hard to imagine the love affair being cassie and colton taking this turn. the former bachelor contestant aching legal action detailing how she says colton stalked and harassed her. >> i want to you know how much i care for you. i want you to know. cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: their love story captivated bachelor nation on season 23. but this morning, documents obtained by abc news telling another story after the breakup. the court granting a temporary restraining order filed by former bachelor contestant cassie randolph against ex-boyfriend colton underwood. >> i can't do this. >> so that's it? >> reporter: according to court documents randolph details a string of allegations against the former bachelor accusing him of stalking and harassing, and sending her unsettling text messages as well as repeatedly calling her anonymously.

. >>> kicked off with opening performances from luke bryan, eric church, thomas rhett and carrie underwood were nominated for entertainer of the year. >> it was a tie for the award going home to both thomas rhett and carrie underwood. >> old dominion won the award for group of the year. >> let's check back in with janessa webb who's watching so much more than just sally even with sally doing so much trouble even now >> we're still watching this tropical depression because the carolinas, you're up next. we're not out of the woods the flood threat, the feeder bands that are going to cause the severe weather threat from raleigh, durham to the charlotte area record breaking rain a few tornlados could spark up and we'll continue to watch at least a good amount of 5 to 6 inches across the carolinas,0s mostly cloudy conditions across the northeast. a few rain drops across richmond >>> and i feel like i've been saying this a lot. the tropics is just beginning. i have more storms we're watching >> that's the thing, we've got another six to agts weeks in hurricane season thank you so much. >>> kanye

kicked off with performances from eric church and carrie underwood. were nominated for entertainer of the year but in a twist it went to both thomas rhett and carrie underwood. and luke combs won for album of the year. >> congratulations to them all. >>> 4:57 this morning. staying home for now. next on "today in the bay" the san jose school district that plans to stick with distance learning through the end of the year. a live report on the reasons it's not allowing those kids to return right now. >>> plus, president trump under new fire from joe biden for politicizing the race for a vaccine. our washington insider breaks down the back and forth. >>> right now at 5:00, back to school battle as bay area schools consider bringing students and teachers back to. cas. parents are sounding off. a live report next on the concerns and fears on all sides. >> it's going to take us probably in the order of nine months, six to nine months to get the american public vaccinated. >> i think he made a mistake when he said that. just incorrect information. >> who is r

. >> country stars thomas rhett and carrie underwood took home entertainer of the year.pite the pandemic, country music's biggest stars did not let social differencing stifle their song. ♪ ♪ running wide open >>> with awards coming from three iconic veew bircafe. ♪ keep a oird in my heart. >>> nashville's historic rye man auditorium. ♪ ♪ there's a hole making this wine ♪ >> and the grand old opry. ♪ ♪ home makes whiskey >>> the artists also touched on state of the country. >> she's sundays paid, over word. >>> a full throated mem to his fellow country artists to speak out about issues like racial injustice. ♪ mission every color if you're only seeing black and white ♪ >>> and cane brown's powerful message with his balance ad "w5r8d wide beautiful." ♪ worldwide beautiful >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others, checkheck back for this morning" and follow us online anytime at cbs news doichlt reporting from the nation's capital, i'm kris van cleave. >>> it's friday, september 18th, 2020. this is the "cbs mornin

and federal officer dave underwood in june. >> the connection was made based on the investigation linking the language and sim bombs usymbols used in the letters he sent. >> he sent taunting letters. seizing more than 100 firearms at his home when they arrested him last week. his attorney says there's no weapons charges or evidence. >>> new ground tackling the wildfires. leaders in several bay area counties will tackle what happens next not just with the fires but the pandemic when they hold their regular tuesday meetings. the czu fires are 41% contained. national guard arrived to assist. 893 homes have been destroyed. in the north bay the lnu fires are 66% contained. 1,200 structures have been destroyed. similar containment levels for the scu fire, 60% containment with full containment expected by thursday. all evacuations in alameda county are now lifted along with some in santa clara county. don't forget a great way to stay informed with all these changes getting our free nbc bay area app. that way we can send you those alerts as they come in. the latest updates and weather alerts alon

but in a twist, it went to thomas rhett and carrie underwood.e of the other big categories of the night old dominion winning for group of the year and luke combs winning for album of the year. >>> also trending the 46th season of "saturday night live" is returning next month with some big names. have you heard this? jim carrey is being tapped to play joe biden and he will join alec baldwin and maya rudolph playing kamala harris. what a combo those comics will be. >> i never thought jim carrey but seeing them side by side i can see it now. >> what was that, mike? >> well, jason was doing it for a season he was doing joe biden impressions. so, interesting how they have that shift. but definitely a change in the energy, i think. >> jim carrey's visible comedy, too. i'm saying something very funny. i need to get my stomach muscles ready for the laughs. >> october 3rd. there we go. but today you know what we're all going to do, go outside and breathe fresh air. >> absolutely, kari. >> yes. i was going to go to the car wash and wash all that ash off m

. >>> coming up later on "today," a live interview with country music superstar carrie underwood. >>>e holiday shopping season approaching amid the pandemic. the big changes when it comes to scoring the best deals >> reporter: this holiday shopping season will look like any other. online, that's where stores are trying to meet you walmart rolling out a new way for kids to browse the toy aisle from home. >> expect curb side pickup to be busier an ever >> reporter: the hottest items are different too with many of us spending less on holiday and travel parties walmart will sell more exercise equipment this season to meet evolving wish lists. >> you'll see a lot of appliances, a lot of dyi equipment and i think a lot of things will be focused on how to keep children busy. >> reporter: and those deals are starting extra early best buy's black friday deals begin next month >> if you're on a budget should you buy as early as possible this holiday season or should you wait >> do your research, figure out what you want to buy and as soon as that deal hits be ready to move >> a jump start on ma

i am pleased to say that in the hasup, lindsay underwood received 300 questions for national press club members and others viewing today. here we go. with four weeks to go to the first debate and an extraordinary set of circumstances, frank farren your cofounder of the commission on presidential debates. you also served as chairman of the republic will -- republican national committee until 1989 which encompassed much of the presidency of ronald reagan. talk about the challenges of 2020 versus what you have dealt with in the past. can you compare this to anything you have seen before? >> no. coronavirus has thrown us a curveball, as it has everyone else in every walk of life. the way most of us have to live our lives. we announced the dates and locations for this use debates in october. we had no idea we would run into what we have run into. originally the faculties as it was originally supposed to start on the 29th at the university of notre dame. about howw anything notre dame university has approached this semester, they were set to start around august without athrough break until th

. >> carrie underwood and thomas read took home the top prize at the 50th annual academy show. it was the first four the errors which is usually in las vegas. but coronavirus delayed the show, which was hosted for the first time by 2019 entertainer of the year, keith urban. >> do not blame me. >> they hurt performances from some of the biggest stars from three iconic national venues, including the grand ole opry house. that is a eye on entertainment. >>> it is 4:41. >> streaming on cbsn, bay >>> businesses affected by the pandemic show who was hit hard. we have those stories and more in today's money watch report. >>> wall street was mixed on wednesday. the dow rose 36 points and the nasdaq went up 139 and the s&p 500 lost 15. stocks lost ground after the federal reserve's latest interest rate update. the central bank expects to keep its benchmark interest rate near 0% for another few years to help drive growth. jerome powell said the economy has recovered faster than expected so far from the coronavirus pandemic however getting better control over the virus will help sustain t

underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 6270. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 253, the nays are 163. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, to suspend the rules h the ss h.r. 4764 on whic yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title as amended. the clerk: h.r. 4764. a bill to re-authorize the stem cell therapeutic and research act of 2005, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. -- bill, as amended. members will record their votes y electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for polit

judge john c underwood who was the man who presided over the indictments with lee overly, excuse, me was asked to testify and he told the congress that there's no chance that leo davies could be convicted in a court trial held in virginia. except he added this. unless you can pass the jury when a senator asked if you could do such a thing, the judge responded, it might be difficult but it could be done quote, i could package i know very and hear some of those are two union men. what that means is that is the panel and to the jury of 12. he was starting to assemble where african american. i could pack a jury, he said. to a congressional committee. just think about that. here is a sitting federal court judge under oath tends to took caution committee that he could temper with the legal system and disobey the law you can make this up, can you? ultimately nearly 1860, nine the but how are the rebels really punished. these resolutions the 14th amendment actually has five sections to it the fifth one is the neighboring clause that has the power to do it. in june 18 1866 so 1866 they put ou

will feature 20 performance was some of the industry's biggest stars including luke bryan, carrie underwood makes her first acm appearance in seven years. kelsea ballerini is also among the performers and nominees. she says they're ready. >> i just have to like pat everyone on the back because it's been so safe, and everyone's taking every precaution to get music to people that do it the right way. i think that represents country music so well. >> reporter: the 55th annual academy of country music awards airs tonight right here on cbs. >>> chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the acms. we'll speak with singer kelsea ballerini about her female artist of the year nomination and her new album. >>> plus, in our "pushing the limits," series. we'll show how some olympic athletes are getting creative to stay in shape after the summer games were postponed. >>> and an update on schools and covid as students in the nation's largest public school district begin their first day of virtual learning. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks f

group stephen guerillo is charged with killing sergeant damon gutzwiller and federal officer dave underwood back in june. >> that connection was made based on the investigation linking both the language and also the symbols used in the multiple letters that he sent. >> documents also indicate viarengo sent taunting letters to the deputy's widow, and investigators report seizing more than 100 firearms at his home when they arrested him last week. his attorney says that there are no weapons charges or evidence. >>> one of the oldest and largest trees in pleasanton must come down. but some residents think the city is overreacting. nbc bay area's bob redell is joining us from lion's wayside park. why is the city considering cutting this down? >> reporter: frankly because it's sick. you can see some of those residents here are referring to and standing in front of the tree here. we're here in downtown pleasanton. that's a blue tasmanian eucalyptus. it's got a ginormous trunk. it's at least 150 years old of the large yes ast and the oldes the city of pleasanton. it looks to be in perfect health.

same group is linked to stephen korea, accused of killing federal security officer david patrick underwoodral health building in may in the amherst murder of sergeant david gunn spurger. even sent a letter to the widow, mocking her husband's death. in the case of threats against dr. cody, he says the letters amounted to nothing more than the 25-year-old expressing his constitutionally protected right to question and critique a public official. >> it's really unclear how any of the alleged conduct falls outside of the scope of first amendment protection. >> reporter: in response, a district attorney's office sent ktvu a statement that means a quote, there is a major difference in disagreeing with the public official's decision with making criminal threats. will prosecute anyone who crosses the line and tries to terrorize people for simply doing their job. he faces up to three years in prison, if convicted of sending those threatening letters to dr. cody. >> he should never have the courage to sign the letters. instead he sends them anonymously and scares the heck out of people. again, is co

david patrick underwood. died from gunshot wounds after he was shot from a vehicle on may 29 in oakland, california. he was working a as a contract security officer for federal protection services. the man charged in the murder of underwood specifically traveled to oakland with the intent to kill police. he thought he could get away with it due to the large protest gathering. a sergeant was investigating a ase when he was killed with an ambush with explosive device and assault rifle, he had served the community six 2006. shea mikolonas was shot in the head while attempting to disperse protesters in june. this week, we have alluded to it, two l.a. county sheriff's deputies sitting in their vehicle when they were ambushed and shot. ambushed and shot in the streets of los angeles. the deputy, a 31-year-old mother , and a 24-year-old man, were transported to a local hospital while fighting for their lives a group of protesters arrived at the hospital and shouted we hope they die. this is what is happening on the

than 195,000 of our fellow americans have tragically died illinois democratic congresswoman lauren underwood says for democrats there's no more room for compromise america cannot afford another day of republican inaction we came down a trillion dollars. we asked them to go off a trillion dollars instead they went down this week president trump on twitter said republicans should increase the amount they're willing to spin but senator chuck grassley tells me the party isn't interested you can get republicans. >>to spend more money than maybe what we had a week ago, but you'll never get us to go to work train and a half an hour's grassley says sending billions in federal dollars to blue states is off the table they're playing politics when they play politics, the people of this country lose people are still hurting kansas senator pat roberts says he's holding out for a compromise is possible. i don't know if it's probable and we not only have a pandemic the covid-19 we have a pandemic of politics this week a group of 50 bipartisan lawmakers introduced a compromise 2 trillion dollar bill, but it

♪ will you kiss me on the porch in front of all your stupid friends ♪ >> also last night, carrie underwoodthe queens of country from fat si klein to reba mcentire and dolly parton. >>> next the reaction after "saturday night live" announced jim carrey will play joe biden. >> producers say it was carrey who expressed interest in the role. reaction has been mixed. some can't wait for the jim carrey versus alec baldwin. >> others are wondering why jason sudeikis is no longer playing biden. tell us what you think. >> we want to hear from you. >>> next a texas woman has saved her dad's taco truck using the power of social media. >> get this, his business has been hit hard by the pandemic with sales hitting rock bottom on saturday. so she turned to twitter with a message saying, quote, my dad's struggling, he only sold $6 struggling, he only sold $6 today. if you could retweet, i would appreciate you so much. >> well, it worked. he sold out of everything early on monday and business is booming now. >> love to see it. >>> finally the monumental mistake caught on camera. the lumberjack fail going

clyburn and two of our freshman congressman, powell and underwood, spoke about our plan that has been out there for months and months. our plan for testing, tracing, treating. our plan for sanitation, separation, wearing masks, to crush the virus. instead our republican colleagues want to crush the affordable care act and its pre-existing condition benefit which affects nearly half the families in our country. but we have a plan. it is based on science. there are amounts of resources needed that are substantiated by science, by institutions of higher learning, by the academic world that especially focuses on the epidemiology of a pandemic. why is it so hard for the republicans to accept the science, crush the virus so that we can open our economy and open our schools more safely? in our heroes act, and again, the chair of energy and commerce has presented this plan. it is not just money, it is a plan. it has been there for months and in previous legislation we had pieces of it but this is a comprehensive plan. we had $75 billion, that is what it will take to crush the virus. the repub

formal and what measures are being mentioned discussed or in walk these leaders leads us through underwood will reply nicol question legions waltzed in search situations we've won you trace it erk we've pulled those who used to benefit from this the one that one if you demand explanations will defer explain the people and we'll compare notes one should with the rest elysian is uncorroborated by evidence even this is as you see me your reasonable. the german parliament debated the poisoning at a special session on friday and several lawmakers demanded action against moscow as artist there are reports it was a fiery session on friday afternoon until evening here in berlin in the german bundestag the majority of those who spoke or pointing a finger of blame directly at russia and the russian government for what they say was the poisoning of alexei novelli there were some voices that questioned the official government line not many i have to say but there were some that come in that really if the kremlin really regrets the assassination attempt on alex in the valley and really wants to clear t

straight now to our correspondent bhosle reidy he is at the site of that rescue operation vasile underwood's well there you can hear me i mean what's the latest there what's happening right now. what happened them a ticket that you are talking about it's. from the military. security forces they've just decided to stop the rescue work in. what we already know because they said. that what. you see what shakes i do want afraid that. you or i don't then. you want to do just it's such an conduct but me so when you take they stop and they are they said that they would only leave it up to morrow morning out of the out off you put some heavy that you could see them to support what that's the thing then to continue. to work these decisions by by by you what is on the security forces may his. soul so i get it just because things like you know i guess it's wrong the minute. yes you can use our forces on the street to force them to call do you search. for the whole let's say. 2 they believe that. they are. these people they are going to do so. and they are ready to pay from their own pocket to bring thi

. >> tied with carrie underwood. >> thank you, god, so much. steve: hi, everybody, welcome to fox and friends for this thursday, september 17th, 2020. it is officially 47 days until the big election. ainsley: gosh. is it ever going to get here, steve? steve: hurry. ainsley: i know, exactly. exactly. good morning to all of you have at home. thanks so much for watching us. we are keeping everyone down there in the south thoughts and prayers and that storm rolls through and continuing to reek havoc. steve: it's heading that way. brian: that and the fires unbelievable what the country is going through. coronavirus, sole odd seeing an award show without people. and, number two. steve: you mist the clapping. brian: number two, i'm not even looking for the election. i'm looking for the debates. the debates, i think,. ainsley: september 29th the first one. brian: chris wallace, i hope he shows up. it's going to be a big night for him. we start with extreme weather. sally trenches the gulf coast overnight. ainsley: more than half a million people this m

congresswoman lauren underwood, thank you, as well. just note that we've reached out to congresswoman underwood's opponent and we're working to schedule him for an interview. >>> now let's turn to tom brokaw who has covered his fair share of presidential elections. he said over the years he's developed some key words to live by. here is tom. >> i've been covering presidential elections since 1968. and i have an enduring motto to help guide me. i call it the ufo, the unforeseen will occur. no greater example than four years ago when hillary clinton took an early nap thinking she would awake as the president of the united states. in a presidential election year two months, which is what we have left now, can be three lifetimes. especially in an age of 20/7 communication. where everyone has access to an opinion or a point of view. this is the most divided i have seen this country since vietnam. and now we have a historically devastating pandemic and no end yet in sight. more ufos. what are the russians going to be up to, the chinese will

live shows are fewer and the guests farther between thanks to the coronavirus for designer mico underwood who's showing for the 1st time the pandemic has brought with it major challenges from destructive supply lines to the staging of the show itself we all have to be super cautious we have to be you know awful of the space stuff a little social distancing making sure that everyone is feeling ok in the moment that they show up making sure that we provide masks and gloves and the all of these things you know just very new environment this year fashion week is only 5 days instead of 7 with the majority of events online and spaces that once host of events turned into production studios fashion week aside the industry particularly luxury fashion has been hit hard by the pandemic stores may have reopened but many people are still working from home if they have a job and go eat out less all of which means less demand for new clothes department stores like neiman marcus and lord and taylor which cater to high end customers have declared bankruptcy and the mall based stores like j.c. penny brooks

underwood. >> thank you, mr. chairman. your agencies have identified domestic violent extremism, particularly white supremacy, as a leading threat to our homeland. last month, a teenager from my district, in antioch, illinois, went to kenosha, wisconsin, where he allegedly killed two people with an ar-15 style rifle amid the protests there. we have seen too many examples of this kind of deadly violence being fueled by online extremism. and now, we know that combatting domestic extremism requires a thoughtful approach in order to safeguard american civil liberties. director wray, in splabing the fib's approach, you say, quote, the fbi is only concerned when responses caused from ideas and constitutionally protected protests to violence. in the days before the shootings in kenosha, the atlantic council's digital forensic research lab found militias were publicly organizing on social media for armed individuals to travel to kenosha. a so-called militia leader wrote, quote, law enforcement is outnumbered. take up arms and defe

underwood it's giving me a headache. on a head. so what i do know. lemon i'm gay hence up without the horses ok we're going see it tomorrow you get the horses are supposed to go up the next day weather permitting go arrive just in the nick of time. again it's time for journey back into the past to the valleys of central baton were time seems to have stood still. for i don't know hey i'm a of the children over here in the loft no no yeah when they're up and making breakfast i hope they're making my rice and tea with milk was that ok about. now i'm 73 years old and still have to do all the work myself. it was the wrong i didn't finish and yeah i'll stop complaining but the kids found good jobs in their city and we're still here to look after the farm the children are happy and we are so you know they had been the one not. to move villages in such a high spot that our cows don't produce enough milk but still we take care of them every day give them quality feed what we're going to grow much and we live from it but it's hard work. you know what i'm not o

our producer, lindsay underwood, questions from the viewers. let me ask some of these.his is a question from laurie wigler. what are the primary species at risk during the covid-19 pandemic? for example, guerrillas, orangutans, chimpanzees. how does this risk manifests itself -- manifest itself? dr. goodall: these great apes are all susceptible to coronaviruses, influenza, for example. theoretically, they could be infected with covid-19. that is almost certain that they would be. and if it isns, devastating, as it might be, then it is bad news indeed. far, touch wood, fingers crossed, the covid-19 as far as we know hasn't affected any populations in asia or africa, but it could. so we taking on his precautions testing anybody who comes into gombe, but it's tough because there's villages all around gombe, we can't test everybody, and chimpanzees, baboons also might be susceptible to covid-19. they move out into the villagers, so the vervet monkeys -- they move back into the park. we had to do the best we can and hope and pray. michael: speaking of hoping and praying and

underwood: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote es on h.r. 8337. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. bonnie watson coleman, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mrs. watson coleman will vote yes on h.r. 8337. and, madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. eliot engel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. engel will vote yes on h.r. 8337. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> as the member designated by representative kirkpatrick, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative kirkpatrick will vote yes on h.r. 8337. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? mr. tonko: as the member designated by representative lowey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative

underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on the haaland amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman zoe lofgren, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that chairwoman lofgren will vote yea on the haaland amendment. as the member designated by congressman jose serrano, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congressman serrano will vote ea on the haaland amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. lynch: good afternoon, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. langevin of r

jillian: taylor swift returns for the first time in 7 years, carrie underwood, women of the grand oldy. keith urban addressed how unpredictable 2020 has been. >> still in the midst of trying to find two pandemics, covid-19 and social injustice. far too many lives have been lost both. todd: singer kane brown gave an emotional performance of his hit song worldwide unit. ♪ one to another ♪ look around ♪ worldwide beauty ♪ todd: the show was hosted in nashville for the first time ever. >> reporter: phoenix police doubling up on officers after two attacks in two days. will other department follow suit? >> one police union leaders is most don't have that kind of manpower and joins us next. todd: two attacks on law enforcement in phoenix in two days, one shots, another nearly run off the road. >> phoenix police officers will be in pairs for protection will detectives everywhere follow suit? >> detective sean willoughby joins us. why isn't this done throughout the country in every city and every town everywhere? >> reporter: it is important to talk about two points. i don't believe there's an

another big performance came from carrie underwood who sang a medley from patsy cline to reba mcentirewatching from home and as for the winners, old dominion got song of the year and group of the year and in a surprise ending, thomas rhett and carrie underwood both named entertainers of the year. a big, big night for country music. >>> finally a brand-new challenge for actress and home design lover and friend, lorraine bracco. "the sopranos" and "goodfellas" alum rediscovering her italian roots with a brand-new series, and i love this. it's called "my big italian adventure" and will feature herren separating a 200-year-old home in sicily she bought, guys, for $1.18 from the italian government. we've done stories on those sales happening so they can fix up these dilapidated houses. we never knew that celebs were buying them. here's the catch. no water, no electricity, no bathrooms. sagging floors, crumbling walls and a dilapidated roof. what could go wrong? in the end hgtv is promising a stunning resurrection of a classic italian home. the new series premieres friday october 30th on hgt

we have tragically lost patrick underwood in oakland, california, a member of the federal protection services. the responsibilities are enormous. of the envy any sector homeland security's task. one quick would, i do want to talk about my standpoint, would next to narrate job dhs -- what an extra ordinary job dhs has done in dealing with covid. i know that is not the narrative in the mainstream media and from many of my colleagues, but the fact of the matter is, i come from a manufacturing background. i understand the difficult situation. covid is an act of god. if you think back to the beginning of this when we were concerned about running out of presidents, the signed the production act and we produced ventilators and the buddy ran out -- and nobody ran out. i know what was not perfect. i know people did not get everything they wanted, but we did not run out. was oversupply over two thirds. i know the men and women throughout the federal agencies dealing with covid have been working 24/7. you have done a pretty extraordinary job through this very difficult situation. what is unfort

so it's notable that when mike pence rightfully honored officer underwood killed during the oakland riotsft out the fact that the officer was allegedly shot by a member of a far right extremist group that wants a second civil war. instead, pence appeared to insinuate he had been killed by leftists. well, here's what he said. >> i condemn violence of every kind, but anyone, whether on the left or the right. and i challenge donald trump to do the same. is that so hard? apparently it is for president trump. but refusing to denounce extreme i supporters only fans the flames of this american carnage which is occurring on his watch. and that's your reality check. >> our thanks to john for that. >>> new evidence this morning of russian trolls on social media targeting americans just two months before election day. yeah, it's happening again. that's next. ng sandwiches! on king's hawaiian bread! yum! king's hawaiian. you can't give them everything they want. but you can find lots of things they'll love at petsmart's labor day sale. get a $10 bonus card with every $50 purchase. petsmart. i have th

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