us in solitary confinement from the holman prison. pastor kenneth glasgow is joining us from endemic, alabama. we will also speak with azzurra crispino about the nationwide prison strike. she will be joining us from austin, texas. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy:. prison blues" by johnny cash. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: the prison guard work strike at the holman correctional facility comes as a largest prison work strike in u.s. history injured its third week. organizers report as of last week, at least 20 prisons in 11 states continued to protest including alabama, florida, indiana, michigan, new york, ohio, south carolina, and washington. at organizing committee said one point 120,000 prisoners were on strike. several facilities were put on lockdown with prisoners kept in their cells and denied phone access both before and during the strike. organizers were also put in solitary confinement. amy: joining us from austin, texas, azzurra crispino, the media co-chair of the incarcerated workers organizing committee still with us is pastor kenneth glasgow and kinetik justice. azzurra crispino, talk about this nationwide str

he joins us from austin. boston. from from your perspective, does u.s.al risk play a role in assessing emerging markets? it plays aion at all role. i think the way you look at the events of today after the debate last night was a lice laborde jory -- a nice laboratory experiment. not here to debate the politics because it is not my skill set of clearly the senator clinton won the debate last night. you got a response to that. there was great concern that mr. trump would do well. you had a classic reaction market, particularly with respect to the mexican peso. people started to reduce the chance of the margin of a republican victory. >> we were talking about the mexican peso earlier. how much is this about currency speculators looking to profit off of short-term gains and how much of it is about what might actually happened to the country's economy depending on whether or not trump it's into office? -- gets into office? >> if there is concern out there in the markets about what could on a republican victory in the election, the mexican peso is probably on

. >> want to bring in abc news political analyst matthew dowd joining us from austin, texas, this morning. hi, matthew. apparently hell froze over and ted cruz endorsed donald trump. is it really going to party in the end? >> good morning. i actually think it doesn't help donald trump at all. it's not going to contribute anything in the course of this campaign but i actually think it hurts ted cruz in his future ambition, one to get re-elected u.s. senator in texas but, two, 2020. it makes him look cravenly opportunistic and unprincipled and doesn't help ted. >> let's loop back to the debate on monday night. style is tick differences between these two candidates could hardly be more stark. the super studious clinton and seat of the pants up until now trump. how is this likely to play out on stage? >> i think what will play out each of air strengths and other side. hillary clinton cerebral but doesn't have a gut connection. she has to become more visceral i think in the course of that debate. i think donald trump very visceral has to be -- has to look more cerebral and have more of a head

. >> devin dwyer, we want to thank you and joining us from austin, texas, abc news political analyst matthew dowd. matthew, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. said the last thing we need is a president with more name calling but calls half his supporters in a basket of deplorables. do you think this will haunt her. >> when i first heard that it reminded something you'd hear in a "despicable me" movie when gru can't find his minions he calls dr. nefario and says get me the in the book of bad campaign ideas there is a chapter on attacking voters at a fund-raiser. obama did it in 2008 when they cling to their guns, when mitt romney talked about the 47%. it's never a good idea to go after voters even if you believe a segment of voters is that way in this. i think this will be a bad few days for her. it will ultimately pass over. but the campaign, i know, doesn't want their candidate going after voters. >> okay, so let's talk, though, about donald trump's r praise of vladimir putin. this is where the clinton campaign really wants us to be focused notwithstanding the basket of dep

mike joins us from austin with the action. >> it's interesting because traders have been speculatingl might take place. it has out paced three to one. what is unusual is what's happened to the term structure of volatility. near dataed options have gotten much more expensive relative to longer ones that we've seen in the past. that sometimes does indicate options traders think something might be going on. this happens before earnings, it's all predicated basically on the probably the board meeting and speculation about a deal. where they're making their bets are the october 22nd calls we see about 4,000 traded today for about $0.80. those expire four days before earnings, the stock will have to be up 15% by october expiration. a lot of bullish bets going on in twitter ahead of the meeting. >> of course there is a reporting earlier -- i think it was last week saying essentially there is inaction coming out of the board meeting that could open the way for an activist investor to step in. does that change the twitter story? >> the twitter story is a bigger thing that has to transpire and

mike joins us from austin with the details. so they are one of the many participants at the morgan stanley global health care conference going on this week in new york. and the activity we saw today, twice as many calls as average. and it was the september calls trading. those expire this friday. but that will give those calls time to capture their presentation, which takes place wednesday. paying about $2.5 for those. and actually, right now options very reasonably priced if one wanted to make a bullish bet going to the end of the week. the call just over $1. >> thanks, mike. mike coe from austin. ibb had a monster day today. up 3% on the etf. >> 285 the level and above that again now. vacillated to other side for a while. i think you've got to stay with the names and then -- amgen backs up the whole thing. amgen a great company, very reasonably valuation, six or 7 multibillion dollar drugs. no reason not to like this company, except that the market doesn't give it the credit i think it's due. ibb stayed long at these levels.

devin dwyer, we want to thank you, and joining us now from austin, texas, is abc news political analyst matthew dowd. matthew, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> so, not long ago hillary clinton said the last thing we need is a president who brings more name calling to d.c. and yet yesterday she calls half of trump's supporters in a basket of deplorables. do you think this is going to haunt her? >> well, first i have to say when i first heard basket of deplorables, it reminded me of something you'd hear in a "despicable me" movie when like gru can't find his minions, he calls dr. nefario and says get me the basket of deplorables. i think in the book of bad campaign ideas, there is a chapter on attacking voters at a we've seen this with -- you know, barack obama did this in 2008 when he said they cling to their guns, when mitt romney talked about the 47%. it's never a good idea to go after voters even if you believe a segment of voters is that way in this. i think this will be a bad few days for her. it will ultimately pass over, but the campaign, i know, doe

host: joining us now live from austin, texas, the directer of the center of race and democracy at theniversity of texas. the life uthor of about soakly carmichael. thank you for joining us today. guest: thank you for having me. host: today we will be discussing the recent police shootings as well as the role of race in america. i want to start out a little bit talking about a story that you recently wrote for cnn saying that americans have become numb to the spectacle of tense lly -- of racially violence. what did you mean by that? guest: well, this was in the aftermath of what we've seen in tulsa and charlotte and just the plague of anti-black violence that we've seen over he last several years, whether it's sandra bland, that mir rice, trayvon martin. after a while what you're seeing is that -- i don't think the black community is numb to this violence but america at large has become numb to this violence because it's happening so frequently and since our political process is dysfunctional right now and our democracy is largely dysfunctional at the national level you're not seeing t

let's bring in cnn presidential historian, douglas brinkley from austin, texas and former presidential adviser david gergen is with uslanta and cnn political commentator carl bernstein, the author of "a woman in charge: the life of hillary rodham clinton." david gergen, the trump campaign on all of this is saying nothing tonight. they have not tweeted one thing. trump has not said one thing, and we have heard that they are -- the message from the campaign is they are wishing clinton well. that is our reporting from sources involved with the trump campaign. hillary clinton making the decision to go off the campaign trail, not take that trip to california. your take. >> well, as far as the trump campaign, i think they're finally showing the discipline that would have been helpful to bring to the table a long time ago. they shouldn't say anything. listen the whole country wishes hillary clinton well. we want her to recover. and good for her that she's taking a couple of days off the trail to get back in shape. that said, i must tell you that echoing carl bernstein a few moments ago, they would have been so much wiser to

us. it's the weekend for the u.s. open in new york city. the finals that is. special guest, tracy austin. good morning to you from las vegas. we're so glad to have you. >> good morning. we thank you for waking us one tennis. >> stunning upset, you had serena williams beat by a woman in straight sets who also beat her sister venus. how is this shaping up on the women's side? >> it's really interesting. i don't think many people expected her to take out serena. only faced one break point the serve. she came out and looked like she was such an experienced player in this situation. only her third time there. she had beaten venus earlier. i think it was that match against venus that helped her yesterday because she got used to the pace and the crowd. the crowd was very vocal for venus and southeast convene na and she handled it interesting she had never been past the third round of any major in her career and now she's in the finals for the first time. >> not easy beating the william sisters. to the men side. the men's semifinal everybody is buzzing about that. djokovic -- how big of a fave have it djokovic to win? >> he's a big

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us great again. >> i'm austin fitch from wright state university. i'm voting for gary johnson because not only does he try to understand important issues to people my age but i agree with a lot of his policies. >>> voices from the road on c-span. >>> c-span, created by america's cable television company and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >>> next, a look at the economy as a campaign issue in the presidential election. two of donald trump's economic advisors participated in a panel that examined his tax and housing policies. this was part of the steamboat institute's freedom conference held in colorado last month. it's moderated by "wall street journal" editorial board member mary kissel. is. >> thank you, thanks so much for that very generous introduction, jennifer, it's wonderful to be back here at the steamboat institute and i notice that jennifer didn't mention my msnbc appearance which is i would rather forget. [ laughter ] but i am absolutely honored to be moderating this panel. it's a very esteemed pane

austin. give us four or five minutes of overview of what you were reporting on and kali we will have you do the same. >> in 1885, austin was transforming itself from this frontier town into a guild age city. the driscol hotel was getting built with flushed toilets on the third floor which was never seen before west of the mississippi. they decided to built a new capitol. the architects were told to make it big. the university of texas opened the year before and had a whopping never before imagined 230 students attending being taught by seven professors who were recruited from university like the university of virginia for $4,000 a year. a staggering sum. even the state lunatic asylum was being revamped. 550 people were there. there were women brought in for too much menstrual flow and women brought in for too little flow. several men were brought in for violations of the solitary vice, masturbation, and that led to insani insanity. on new year's day, 1885, there was a headline in the newspaper called bloody work. every wealthy home in austin had servant quarters and was found by the back out house and axed to death, knifed and cut into pieces so w

not everyone is as lucky as us to have a cancer survivors, and we want more people with cancer survivors. >> the more dollars we raise, the more austin we get. that's why i from their shaved head campaign. and i love it. dave asked him, hey, how are you holding up after all that, and he said i'm good. >> what an inspiration, only 9 years old. >> and it's amazing what he's been through. also out there today, not just throwing out the first pitch, but enjoying himself and fantastic weather, but is it going to hold for the air show that in just a second, but will it hold for the air show? absolutely. look at it yourself. first thing tomorrow morning, looking at temperatures in the mid-60s. we'll easily make it into the 70s by lunchtime. mid-70s is what we're going with for highs tomorrow. tomorrow morning a comfortably cool start as your getting things going, lots of sunshine in the forecast, heading out and about in general. from start to finish, a good-looking day tomorrow shaping up for us here in north east ohio. this is mother nature's way of saying hey, open up the windows and relax. i'm sure you noticed how strong the winds were earlier. not the case now.

thousands of times tonight and she's letting us in on her journey to lose weight and her tips from getting healthy. >> as we head to break incredible to share out of austin, texas that's a card dangling out of a parking garage. police say the car was driven off the top floor literally hanging by a wire and the driver got out without injurie injuries. >> that's one of my nightmares. >> that's insane. >> back after this afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> any to a "fox5" exclusive a woman ended up in jail after she allegedly took some french fries from a police officer. >>> this all unfolded went at the officer was having french fries when two women approached

austin doesn't have time to dwell on the past. >> you pick up a box, get what you can use. >> reporter: setting up for his church's twice weekly food giveaway, steps from the burned-out sanctuary. construction on hold. >> i'm not saying he has done anything wrong because i don't know yet. >> reporter: despite giving a contractor >> he had a problem with somebody else and the state took his license. i don't have anything to do with us. >> reporter: the problem is austin doesn't know where his money went. an attorney is tracking it down. just the latest setback to the church, which burned to the ground back in september of last year. 78-year-old james earl arrested for arson. >> reporter: according to the reverend it was food give away that sparked the man's anger, and a pooks. >> he saw a box full of little debbie's and he wanted it and he was told no and he got mad because he doesn't have it. >> reporter: this woman says what the church does for the community is invaluabl -- ineffably. >> reporter: wh invaluable. >> came directly from prison. i walked into this church. every single person in that building either hugged my neck or shook my hand. >> repo

austin, texas. today we hear from board members who say they are really to embrac >> government regulation is good but sometimes too much government regulation stifles progress and holds us back. this is a good thing moving forward. as a millennial, i will say my generation embraces this. this is the way of the future. >> now, this is a different story from two weeks ago when the board passed regulations that would have required fingerprinting. but a vote on the new deal that 13. >> i'll tell you talk about a wild kay, you ought to check out the time lapse, on the johns hopkins hospital cam. watch in the distance, a rainbow goes by, and rain and clouds moving all different directions and then rain pouring down, a wild, wild scene and i you where it was really bad today, our friends in manatee and sarasota counties. from 4:00 to 7:00, it gave july a run for its money, with that much rain around. now there is a lull but we still have a west wind and a couple of showers and thundershowers i believe near the coasts tonight. this rain should stay offshore and beside that things are pretty quiet across the peninsula. west wind, meaning one more day of showers near the coast in

. >> fwc using their side radar sonar was able to spot what they believed to be an human being in the water. deputies from our dive team went into the water and we were able to recover austin. >> his body logicked under a tree, just beneath the surface only a few feet where his mother and sister were able to escape the rushing water. >> it makes it can extra sad wht you think that mom was here doing what they should do on a with her children. >> austin died making sure crystal lived. >> and it was a dangerous weekend on the water in central florida. in vo volusa county, an eerili similar store story, after a mad woman jumped off of their boat for he never reappeared. >> a tampa vet hospital becomes the target of a rowdy group and it's all caught on camera. it happens just after 1:00, address you see a group of people running past this sign, and all of a sudden one person just b barrels into the sign and then they get up and gun away. worth more than $2,000, and they are hoping that someone recognized the person who did it. and this home is a total loss tonight. due to a lack of fire hearing fire hydrantscrews had to shutt. no news on what sparked the fire. >> and a puppy a

use it. >> okay, so the first couple has been sent home from the 23rd season of "dancing with the stars." >> the wizards of wafer ily place actor jake t. austin and his partner, jenna, they got the boot last night. austin left on an upbeat note calling the show an incredible experience. >> now, former texas governor rick perry and his partner, but somehow managed to avoid elimination. still leading the pack, however, olympic gymnast laurie hernandez and val. it's for second police, the competition. >> rick perry said he does have experience trying to garner people's vote. he said he went out to try to get the vote, maybe that paid off after all. >> i think he has a pac to try to win it all. >> but, laurie hernandez does not need a pac to win >> more news after this. anything meant to stand needs a stable foundation. a body without proper foot support can mean pain. the dr. scholl's kiosk maps your feet and recommends our custom fit orthotic to stabilize your foundation and relieve lower-back, knee or foot pain from being on your feet. find your nearest kiosk at drscholls.com. also available from dr. scholl's: heavy duty support for lower back