but as you said, val, the ugly truth is that it turned into a hideous race riot early on. an african-american child was beaten right near city hall. chamber street. and broadway. and then the mob, as it grew, as it intensified, began attacking prostitutes who were known to entertain black men as clients. interrational couples who lived in the lower west side of manhattan. and ultimately, african-americans were just dragged from carriages, chased down the street. some were driven off the docks and just drowned. and in this infamous scene, one african-american was lynched. set afire and [ inaudible ] it was hideous. there was sexual mutilation going on. open you know, blatant murder without punishment. and any time the police did try to intervene to protect new yorkers of color, the mob turned its wrath on the police as well. >> we have another image, actually. of the police at the tribune office. describe some details from these four days and by july 17th, what happens? >> it was also an anti press riot. the two papers are silling just north of city hall park. it's called n

val demings is supremely qualified when it comes to law and order. demings served in the orlando police department for 27 years, rising to the rank of police chief. the first female to hold that prestigious position. she was also an impeachment manager in president trump's trial. like all the candidates, she has some downsides, mainly her lack of experience in national politics. she was my guest on the show last weekend and discussed the situation with federal troops in portland. >> what we are seeing in portland and in we are anticipating in other cities, i've never seen it before, it's disgraceful. as local law enforcement agencies all over this nation work hard to rebuild trust and the relationship with the people they serve in their various communities, i can think of no worse way to undermine their efforts than to send federal agents and officers in to those local jurisdictions. they are completely undermining any efforts within those communities to rebuild and restore. >> remember this woman was a police chief. in a similar vain to his law and

i'm actually surprised, dana, that val demings hasn't got more attention.derate than the average democrat on the biden list and more experience. someone who has lower the rate of crime when police chief in orlando. she is someone who has checked a lot of boxes and someone a better fit. but i have not heard her name emerge as much as other candidates. >> dana: i was thinking this morning, do you think maybe there could be a big surprise and perhaps there is somebody that joe biden is considering that we are not aware of or that we are not talking about? >> i think that is very possible, especially since we are not hearing a lot about governors. you would think in a time of crisis and in a time the former vice president wants to pick someone with the executive experience, we are not hearing about the governor of rhode island who is one of the most popular governors in america, right? a moderate as well. >> dana: let me ask you -- let me ask you this one other question about something that happened because i don't want to lose you and get your thoughts on this

>> oh, you're putting this on me, val. >> you looked through hundreds. i mean there are literally hundreds. >> i would say there are dozens and dozens. and we're going to see a nice grant portrait next week, which we're saving for our grand focus penultimate session. so nice military portraits and interesting prewar paintings, including a lovely painting of an african-american man thinking of emancipation. and east lynn johnson paintings that are prewar but very important in depicting slavery in washington, d.c. before the war. it's a great collection. we don't even know what's in the storerooms, by the way. >> exactly. and in the printroom alone, there are just so many, so many prints to choose from. be duplicate, triplicate, multiple impressions of sometimes the same image. so i would put it at least in the hurpndreds, if not make may thousands. >> with a print collection and photographs, definitely. >> exactly. was lincoln mistrustful of the irish 69th since they were democrat? >> no, certainly not at the beginning. he worked very hard to get ethnic r

independent land val inland valleys, 91 to 97. tonight we'll have low clouds penetrating a little bit more in our neighborhoods. when we close out the show, i'll show you the current air quality, we're under a spare the air through at least sunday. the 100s try to return saturday, and then sunday night into monday again we'll keep an eye on those storms. >>> breaking news at the live desk, steve bannon, former adviser to president trump, arrested and accused of fraud and money laundering. a federal prosecutor saying bannon was indicted in new york on fwraraud charges relating to

yes, he has to go in person to val kill to meet with her. again, she is enamored, a big supporter of adlai stevenson, as being a bright and capable candidate. she's worried not only about kennedy's relationship with mccarthy, but his overall, his age and inexperience. she does not think that he has a strong enough record to run on. and it is only in person, but he is able to convince her. i think that is true to who kennedy was throughout his life. there is so much evidence of, once people met him, he was the one voted most likely to succeed. he won people over. he had a smile that was completely disarming and charming. there was no amount of correspondence that can convey that. that has to be done in person. >> and, although eleanor roosevelt had some objections to jack kennedy, she hated richard nixon! when it came down to picking one of those, that was an easy choice for her. and one of my favorite letters that she has ever written, is the letter she wrote to jfk, the day after the first televised debate between nixon and jfk. and it is c

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stay with us. >>> thank you once again for watching us here on comunidad dell val yea. next week you want to tune in. it's the first latino president and ceo of an nhl franchise, the president of the arizona coyotes javier gutierrez. he's a san jose native, went to east side schools and graduated from bell man high school. he'll be on our show next week. we're going to lighten the mood a little bit and give you some comedy with anjelah johnson. see you in next week. >> my husband and i were stille. we're still figuring each other out, our little things we do, our little rules we have. right, like for instance, like, my toothbrush, right? i like to be the only one that uses my toothbrush. [ laughter ] this guy, i don't know how he grew up. but he came to me the other day. hey, babe, can i use the toothbrush real quick. i said, what? like, that's the option for you? [ laughter ] like, you're thinking about it? sick. [ laughter ] he's like, what, it's just like kissing. we kiss, the same thing. i do not scrape off your tarter with my tongue. [ applause ] [ laughter ] i mea

you know, val, may i ask you a question? >> sure. >> okay. so what kind of preservation efforts have to be made to keep a uniform like this in tact and not just falling into pieces? >> it's quite, almost scientific. we have great technicians and conservators on staff who monitor the deterioration of textiles. which is one reason why they n cannot be on view for longer than three months tops, and then we put them aside and then wait several years before we can show them again. so, but you know, conservation efforts with proper kind of boxes, proper kind of temperature controls. all of those things go into. yeah, it's complicated. but the colors on this particular costume are just so vivid. yeah, it is a testament to our conservators on staff. >> and also, the con ser vserva have dealt with it in the first 50 years before these refrigeration techniques were on hand. that's what's so amazing about this. >> exactly. here's a question about the uniforms and you can probably answer this because it also includes lincoln. how did he feel about these

. >>> german doctors treating russian opposition leader alexi nah val difficult may have been poisonedhe fell ill after drinking a cup of tea at a siberian airport before boarding a flight to moscow. the doctors say navalny is in serious condition but his life is not in danger. they added more tests are needed to find out what substance was used. he was put on a medical evacuation flight from russia to berlin on saturday. russian investigators and officials at the hospital where navalny was initially admitted said he showed no signs of poisoning. german chancellor angela merkel said in a statement that russian authorities are urgently called upon to investigate this crime to the last detail and do so in full transparency. eu high representative and vice president joseph borel also issueded a statement saying theu strongly condemns what seems to be an attempt on no val the any's life. it wouldn't be the first time a friend of putin has become sick. another died in 2006 after drinking green tea laced with ammonium 2210. and in 1918 sergei was poisoned with a nerve agent in england. the k

"top gun" star val kilmer back on the big screen. saying about returning to his iconic role as we say good morning, america. >>> good morning, america. we hope your monday is off to a good start. we cannot wait to see more of val kilmer and hear about his new movie, robin. >> we will do that. >>> as millions of kids get ready for the new school year, yep, our new series "gma" study guide is going to take a look at the best laptops for remote learning. the features and functions you need. some kids are going to start the school year from home, amy. >> that's right, robin. >>> we have a lot of news to get to this morning, starting with the latest on the tropical storm isaias. it's taking aim at the carolinas where there was a surge in coronavirus cases. let's go back to rob marciano in jacksonville, florida. on this powerful storm. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, amy. not only is the coronavirus surges happening in florida and the carolinas, but we have storm surges as well. this is the third hurricane in two weeks threat

representatives debbie dingellga of mic tim ryan of ohio and val demings of florida.hanks to all of you forng us. and we thank you each one of you so much for joeaing us. it'sy good to see you. congresswoman dingell, i'm going to start with you. you were called debbie downer back in 2016 because you were one of the few members of congress, i think one of the few people, eriod, who were raising alarm bells and saying, wait, donald trump could win my state of michigan mi, and he didby 10,000 votes. racould -- how do you const where joe biden is today with where hillary clinton was 2016 in michigan? >> so now i'm told to call myself debbie the realist. the factn is michig still a competitive state. i think joe biden is much better positioned than hillary was four years ago because he is listening to working men and women, but we have to make sures that our vturn out. i think that there are a third of the voters thavoted for donald trump that are going to vote for him again. the voters that voted for hillary are going to vote for ween who are not happy a group about how c

he says, val, what you said earlier. john brown's case was a peculiar one. and what he wanted to convey by that, by peculiar, he means unique, not strange. he wants people to understand that anti-slavery men are not all violent. they're not all willing to start an armed rebellion. he wants people to know that there is a way of putting slavery, as he puts it that night, on the course of ultimate extinction without violence. as we know, that was not what the future held. but he wanted to separate the republican party from john brown, for sure. >> let's just see the pike one last time again. and before we move on to our next object. just so looking at this pike again, just explain how these weapons exactly were used with this little knife at the end of a stick and how the handful of african-americans would joined the raid, they weren't really instructed on how to use them.Ñi do you want to explain. >> yeah, i mean, i am assuming that you hold a javelin style and you throw it or use it underhand to thrust against your enemies. but the fact is, as you point out,

i may not ride a harley like val demings, who's incredibly cool and incredibly competent. i do know how to take this president to court and i do know how to win and that's what i'm doing now. >> i'm sure pennsylvania voters appreciate that. i want to play one louis dujoy. there's the one with trump suing your state and your state is also a part of a lawsuit by multiple states trying to stop the post office from basically being shattered in order to help donald trump win an election. here's louis dujoy saying about whether or not he's going to give the machines back that he took away. >> well, when we've heard about disorders, we talked about that. will you be bringing back any mail sorting machines that have been removed since you became postmaster general? >> there is no intention to do that. they are not needed. >> you will not bring back any processors? >> they're not needed, sir. >> give us the structure of what your lawsuit is. what is your lawsuit alleging and what do you think it will help? how will it help? >> i filed a lawsuit, the eastern district of pennsylvania

while mercedes are a class apart with val three potash taking a poll head of lewis hamilton —— valterripoll head of lewis hamilton -- valterri bottas. i felt more prepared. it was still tricky, i think i made life hard for myself andi think i made life hard for myself and i was worried i damaged the car. iama bit and i was worried i damaged the car. i am a bit surprised, to be honest, to stand here, but obviously, a big smile on my face. he will be hoping he is still smiling after the race on sunday. finishing third with his first trophy in 178 races. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines. world number onejustin thomas climbing the leaderboad, on his third round at the us pga championship, with six birdies in the first ten holes in san francisco. england's tommy fleetwood and justin rose play later, just two off the lead. cata la ns ha m mererd castleford in first of the evening's super league fixtures. they won a0 points to 14. so defeat for tigers on their first game back following the coronvirus shutdown. jason baiteri with the last of their seven tries,

i would have preferred val demings, maybe amy klobuchar. i understand why he selected her and i think the two of them will do a job. they will bring the change we need. host: karen in alabaster, alabama, supporter of president trump. caller: how are you? host: i am well. thanks for asking. caller: i didn't watch all of it. i watched a good portion of it, and i still have not heard their agenda even though we heard little snippets of it from bernie sanders. i am sure joe biden is a very likable guy, but what they are going to do is they are going to have the government take over all the jails, all of our health care. the government is going to take over basically everything, free school tuition. it is not free, though. we the taxpayers will pay for it , and how will they do that? they will increase our taxes? everybody keeps using sweden as an example. go check it out. most people pay 70% of their income for taxes for all of that "free stuff." democrats will typically tell you what you want to hear to get elected and then do what they want.

and further ahead the president talks to the press and a handful of supporters say val must content herself with the mindstream little she's disappointed hold your head high captain. it's a tough situation his own security personnel won't let folks near it's strange. he needs lots of strength because they're trying to keep the people from him that's bad but we. do the next morning back getting ready for the big sunday demonstration . also narrow supporters have brought along 27 crosses one for every state and brazil. first by gather for a prayer. and. ringback then they embark on their mission. comments over activities live on the net usually without a mask on here i have 27 crisis and no one will be throwing stumbling blocks in our way again because this video is being transmitted world wide will show who the anti democrats are it's not us now so 7 most of us. against that this confrontational style is seen on the streets and on the net you call up on our rights. so see bell doesn't accept that more prisons might have contracted and dying from coronavirus due to cancer nara down. playing b

. >> you left it open, val. yes, they both claimed victory. but because the virginia was so slow and heavy, when the tide went down, it left. if you leave the field of battle, that's losing. and then by another calculation, the monitor was able to prevent any further destruction to the outdated wooden fleet. so it was a victory by those standards, too. even though by winning the victory it sort of spelled the doom of the wooden navy itself. everything would become iron after that. >> back to the naming of the monitor and merrimac, do northerners prefer to call it the merrimac or that just sort of seems to sound right? >> it sounds right. i mean, i think northerners prefer it because it sounds like of past, that we had our way with, i guess. civil war historians more often say the virginian. it's probably the only ship to be burned twice, because when the union army marched near norfolk and looked about to capture the boatyard there, the confederates burned the virginia so it could not be taken over by the union. and so it vanished yet again. >

it has been rumored kamala who haved susan rice demings.lot abuzz, val there is research that would suggestt if you selected a black running mate -- this is based on other kinds of race. we have never had a black running mate. we do not know what electoral impact that will have, but there is suggestion that if there was a black woman on the ticket, that person might actually help with black turnout. in many of the most competitive states there are significant black voting blocks. if that person could spur additional black turnout, that might be helpful divide in. but i did not only needs to pick helpful, or at least not hurtful, but he also needs to pick someone who can govern and could end up being the front runner for the presidential nomination as soon as four years from now. nother biden wins or does because it seems possible that biden would run again -- would not run again given his age. some of these announcements have come on fridays which is kind of odd because you do not think of that as being a news breaking day. seeing as it is leading into the convention, to the extent it is ha

but, yes val demmings as a churchchurch- harley driving, gun-toting former police chief and a strongght something different. there wasn't any spirit of past animosity as there was with this sort of rivalry with joe biden up on the stage. it speaks to both of their strengths that they're able to be complimentary i candidly didn't know a lot about her until she became an impeachment manager. there certainly will be a lot of opportunity her in the future. i think lorne michaels has to be happy. maya rudolph does an incredibly good job on this one >> good point. you advise ceos and talk to ce s almost as much as we do. what do you think are the important things going into the pandemic, an economic crisis the likes of which we've never seen before, a market that seems to be embracing the current separation's policies. what are you hearing >> that's a great question back to the last question on val demings, every time i brought her up to ceos, i had to persuade them. they were very much interested in kamala harris who's a known entity val demings was untested in many of these areas on econ

it's like many of the things we've shown, val, in our series, it's very personal.it's a sprig of laurel leaf that one of those people who passed by the open coffin at city hall simply took, plucked, not legally certainly, but plucked, put it in his pocket and took home as a souvenir. and then lovingly framed, pressed and framed the leaf in a gold, oval frame, along with and look in the center, you'll see a little silhouetted cutout photograph of abraham lincoln made the year before. it was -- it was the same photograph that now appears on the $5 bill. and below it, a little shred of black mourning crepe that perhaps this same person wore on his lapel as he walked around new york that weekend. a city that was draped in black. everything was black. so this is just kind of a sacred, very personal memento of h lincoln's new york funeral. >> well, to end our series on a perhaps more hopeful note, out of this tumultuous period emerged the 13th amendment, abolishing slavery. lincoln famously said it winds the whole thing up. how so? >> it's a great way to wind up the seri

val demings is someone we have watched closely. have you spoken to the biden campaign about her and what would you tell the country if she is chosen? >> i think val demings is a tremendous person and i have known her for a nunc -- long ime. i have been to church with her, i was a big supporter of hers when she ran for congress the irst time. her district got reconfigured while she was in it and it was made almost impossible for her to win. she stuck it out and took the loss and did not give up and came back and won the next time. i think she is a fantastic person and i get upset when people tell me that because of her law enforcement background as a police chief, that she should be disqualified. i think it's a shame. if you ask people to go into law enforcement and they excel at what they do, working have to become the chief of police, that is what we thank all of you for joining our meeting. the audio and transcript will be posted on our website and i hope everyone has a good day and stay well. the e 75th affers sue of bombings. l

some of them are problems inside the democratic party val demings police chief who took hard line onren bass, likes to work with republicans occasionally, but the bigger problems are going to be those problems that are there with the 11 or 13% to have electorate that's up for grabs in the election because this would say volumes about the first presidential decision any presidential candidate makes of running mate choice and if seen bad choice it would reflect bad on biden. paul: particularly given his age and some of the signs that he's slowing it seems like you're voting for biden you're voting for vice president to be heavy favor to become the next favorite. karl: absolutely. paul: i'm sorry i've taken the last word here. still ahead big tech faces a grilling on capitol hill as lawmakers accuse apple, google, amazon and facebook of stiffing competition and suppressing conservative views only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ robber, that was success, it comes down to consumer harm. congress is playing a weak hand here. they haven't proved that there's s

he says what val, you said earlier, was that john brown's case was a peculiar one. what he wanted to convey by that, and by peculiar he means unique, not strange. he wants people to understand that anti slavery men are not all violent. they are not all willing to start an armed rebellion. he wants people to know that there is a way of putting slavery, as he puts it that night, on the course of ultimate extinction without violence. as we know, that was not what the future held, that he wanted to separate the republican party from john brown foreshore. >> let us see the pike one last time again. and before we move on to our foreign object. just looking at this life again, explain how these weapons were used. this little life at the end of a stick. how the handful of african americans joined the raid, they weren't really instructed on how to use them, would you explain? >> i am assuming the you hold it javelin style and you throw it or you use it on your hand to thrust against your enemies. the fact is as you point out, they were never used and irony piles upon irony w

earlier we talked to john and then so val a former d.w. journalist and a co-founder of the boris nemtsov foundation for freedom named after her father the russian opposition politician who was assassinated on a bridge in moscow back in february 25th we asked her if she thinks that this attack an avanti which once again reveals how dangerous it can be to speak out and russia is going to discourage the opposition movement they are not all witness in are those massive progress in the mellow rules and i think it was one of the reasons why. my deep poisoned because after the presidential elections we saw massive fraud us and despised state sponsored very cruel drool repression and now we've been on sunday a big march against. whom i personally regard as former president because he lost the elections so and i think that of those people in the kremlin included like him or putin they're all frightened by these few days from belo rules and they might think that this same can happen in russia in the past the march of any elections and you know withi

the only thing that i am remotely comforted by by seeing this can a val kade of nonsense for two and a half hours is that the ratings are terrible and nobody likes him and most people were not watching. while americans have already decided how they're going to vote this evening even the clips of this evening are a reminder of the incompetence, racism and corruption that has infected our white house and why we don't want and cannot believe the possibility of four more years of this. >> claire, pick right up there. the political cartoonist when donald trump was first elected gave everybody a good laugh with various depictions of the white house with the trump name on the front. well, tonight during the wide shot if you squinted it appeared that that was emblazoned on or in front of the white house because of the signage in lights that you mentioned. counselor to the president of the united states was his hype woman tonight, she walked out to elton john's "i'm still standing" for reasons known but to the lord, but i don't know how many americans are discussing the hatch act tonight, but

kamala harris from oakland, of course, but we also have val demings, susan rice, keisha lance bottoms and stacy abrams, also on the list. but also non-black candidates still on the list. elizabeth warren, tammy duckworth, veteran, formidable and half thai. who would you pick? >> you know, they all have their strength. i like stacy abrams because she's from the south and one thing with a vp candidate, you want them to bring something that you don't have. she's a black woman and in the south, which means we can speak to southerners of all ralss in a way that joe biden may not be able to. black people from south carolina but stacy abrams being a black woman from te south adds something significant to the ticket. and also stacy abrams. >> i apologize for forgetting karen bass. a lower profile and that is part of the conversation. but you know, quietly, a lot of people also support her as well. i want to switch to kanye. >> let's be clear, hold on. nobody thought obama was going to pick joe biden. that was like, i know it seems like it's a million years ago, but i don't remember joe biden

>>bring something to the table we have to talk about val demings a congresswoman from. florida she's a former police officer with their land a former police chief could she deliver florida which if that happens that could be that could be it. >>this is it was actually kind of one of the knocks on karen bass is that she had some sort of pro fidel castro. remarks in your in earlier years which the florida republicans have just started going after about val demings is the first serve clear electric vice presidential electoral delegate pick right this is where you want someone who can help deliver a statement right now joe is anywhere between. 10 5 points out. questions are you know is 2 terms in congress and the chief of police enough well i think in the in the black lives matter era. it may be. she showed herself. impeachment areas of someone very capable very smart. very poised and i think should i think should be a very good choice. >>okay and then lastly we have to bring up in conversation, susan rice, former national security adviser for the obama administration forme

donna ed wshwards you have two members of the caucus, karen basss a wells a val demings. another direction. >> well, i mean, he has a lot of really fine choices, and you know, the interesting thing to me is, i've followed a lot of social media. you've got people who are lined up in all of these different camps. i think the question is going to be, once joe biden makes his decision, a running mate is announced, how quickly he can go to, to pull all of that together. i think it will be rather quick, and some people will be disappointed, but -- others will be excited, but i think overall, i think people mostly vote for a president and not a vice president. a vice president can add something to the ticket, and i think that they will continue to go through ands a democrats really unite the party in order to get prepared for the big battle on november 3rd. >> and mike memoli a contrast in tv spending and ads themselves. content of the ads,s a our friends pointed out today between donald trump absent completely from his ads and joe biden front and center in his adses a wells a b

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strongly support my fellow floridian democrat congresswoman kathy castor wants florida congresswoman val demings to be the next vice president demings is a former police chief and was a part of president trump's impeachment trial if you watch bow demings in action you saw someone who is eloquent she was prepared, but she's not the only member of congress being vetted for joe biden's vp spot congresswoman karen bass and senators tammy duckworth and kamala harris also made the short list all of us are leaders regardless of that the title we whole south carolina democrat congaessman jim cliburn is talking to biden ahead of the announcement which is expected to come any day now i think the vice president is doing what they ought to do. >>and that is allowing is that is to do that work. the couple and that is necessary and then when you go through the results of all of that. you let your heart and you had to go cliburn isn't dropping any hints about who he thinks biden should pick the trump campaign tells me there isn't anyone they think will make a difference in the race republican national

if you did kamala harris and val demings, val demings the stronger candidate than either of them, thanthem. two women and two cops. it would shore up the democrats tattered reputation for being weak on law and order, for letting cities die. that would be a real smart choice which means they won't do it. >> donna: greg, i wish i had the rest of the hour to try to clean up some of the disinformation. >> greg: you have time now. you have some time now. cleaned up the disinformation. >> donna: i am so excited to have two women at our know how much love time i have left the let me put it this way. i'm very excited we are going to have another woman on the ticket and i hope this time it's not a game. after 100 years of struggle, we are ready to have a woman on the ticket. up next, speaking of greg, we are going to discuss why more americans say they're losing faith in the media. (vo) we've got your back, road warriors. because we know you want to get back to going your speed... ...steering life at 10 and 2. you're prepared for this. and so are we. soon you'll get back to skipping the counter

susan rice calling her a tenacious and trailblazing leader, and from val demings, a powerful reflection saying, to see a black woman nominated for the first time reaffirms my faith that in america, there is a place for every person to succeed, no matter who they are or where they come from. >> and now on the state of strategy. will this groundbreaking choice carry joe biden to the white house? 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 thi

room at the very end of this decision, and none of them are talking publicly that is biden's sister valnaged almost every campaign of his life. incredibly important. it's going to be jill biden, and it's going to be his long-time al lie, all of which are in their 60s. it's going to be ted kaufman, ste. those interest names. we actually don't know what the dominant thinking. and i think that's actually why it's taking a little bit longer, and they're running out the clock here. >> kenya, we've heard a lot of names floated that is part of this process. but there is one name that keeps being returned to over and over again, and that is senator kamala harris. i wonder what your sense is of where she is in this mix, and also where senator elizabeth warren is. >> absolutely. you would imagine the two of them are each independently, either front-runners themselves or pretty high up on the ticket. they have broader appeals. we saw them in their presidential runs themselves. women, young women, young women of color, communities of color and the factions of the party that democrats in particular

one of the flash points is in portland, oregon, with presidedt donald tmpmp and his democratic val j bidenen trading insults over how the situation is bein handleled. violence erurupted on satuturda. demonstratators clashed with trp supporters, who traveled to the city in a 600-vehicle caravan. one man was shot dead. some media outlets are reporting the victim was wearing a hat bearing the symbol of a far right group. trump is blaming portland's mayor for allowing the death and destruction of his city. trump abuse eccused biden of be unwilling to lead. portland mayor wheeler denounced trump for his campaign fear. in july, trump dispatched federal law enforcement agents to the city without the consent of the governor or the mayor. >> it's you who have created the hate and the division. it's you who have not found a way to say the names of black people killed by police officers, even as people in law enforcement have. >> biden also criticized trump, saying he was recklessly encouraging violence. he said people are less safe because trump can't do the job of the american people. >> no j

. >> he ought to pick val demings.rings a lot to the ticket in terms of the bond order background that she has. i think is going to pick kamala harris because it's a safe campaign and that's what they've tended towards so far. >> chris: donna, one sentence, who should he, who will he? >> as you well know, i've been a very strong supporter of a black woman, so i'm hopeful that susan rice, molly harris, val demings, stacy abrams, and karen bass at all of the other women are more than qualified to be president of the united states, i'm going to stick with a black woman. >> chris: all right. you would be no fun at a racetrack, you put your bets on all the horses. let's bring in ben, who should he, who will he? >> got a long shot for you. i would like for joe biden to pick the most qualified person who's out there, amy klobuchar, who was an excellent senator and someone who i think could very much help them in those great lakes states. i think he will pick susan rice because i think is going to double down on the idea of re

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>> he ought to pick val demings.ll pick kamala harris because it's a staff campaign and that's what they tended so far. chris: donna, who will he? >> i'm strong supporter of black woman, i'm hopeful susan rice, kamala harris, val demings and stacy abrams and karen bass are more than qualified to be vice president of the united states. i will stick with a black woman. chris: all right, well, you would be no fun in the racetrack, you'd put bets on all horses. let's bring in ben, who will he and who should he? ben: i would like for joe biden to pick the most qualified person no w.h.o. -- who is out there amy klobuchar and i think he will pick susan rice because he will double down on the idea of restoring some kind of obama-era political period, normalcy is his real claim to fame and i think that he's going to double down on that. chris: even though she's never run for office before. panel, we have to take a break here but when we come back, negotiations continue this weekend on capitol hill over a coronavirus relief bi

security adviser susan rice senators tammy duckworth and elizabeth warren and congresswoman karen bass and val demings women's groups are vowing to defend the running mate against sexism such as column comparing the selection process to an episode of the bachelor. >> the discrimination, the stuff that's out there on the internet, the attacks we have seen, they're anticipating this and i think it's a good campaign is ready to combat racist attacks if biden chooses a black woman. today 100 prominent black men said the urgency to pick a black woman has gone from something that should happen to something that has to happen joining an appeal from black women. >> this is the moment that we need to make sure that the issues around racism, sexism, equality, racial justice, income inequality is addressed in a magnificent, big way. >> reporter: the longer biden waits past his self-imposed deadline the more infighting amongst supporters of the candidates another reason to decide soon. lester >> andrea mitchell tonight, thanks. >>> police in chicag are preparing for a tense night after looters ransacked p

betting favorite since the beginning of this process, kamala harris, susan rice as well karen bass, valgs. gretchen whitmer, faded as the public consideration on the short list, we reported last thursday that she was indeed still very much in serious consideration. it was only a day later that we learned from that flight tracking software that you mentioned a reporter covering state government in michigan in fact finding a flight that had gone from lansing, not to wilmington, not to philadelphia, but a smaller airport down in rehoboth, delaware, where the former vice president has his beach house where he's been visited the last few years, one of the locations he's done these one-on-one meetings. not all the finalists got that in-person meeting with the former vice president, knowing how he makes these decisions and just how important that personal dynamic is, we know that that was his personal consideration. all the measures and sourcing and efforts we would take to try to keep on top of this story have been that much more obsc e obscured because of the pandemic, travel has been limite

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he has picked his former val, kamala harris, the first black woman on a major party ticket.a tweet this afternoon, mr. biden said, "i have the great honor to announce i have pickeda harris, a fearless fighter for the little guy and one of the country's fines public servants, as my running mate." let's bring in our north america editor, jon sopel, for the latest. give us a sense of the castorical signie of this pick. jon: yes. it's the right approach, because we could get so lost in the horse race, who is jockeying, who is up and down, that you forget this is the first african-american woman to be selected, to be on the ticket, to be vice president. that shows an enormous achievement from her. her mother is of indian descent. she has fought her way uwap through universitto becoming district attorney general to becoming the most powerful law officer in california, then into the senate. undoubtedly one of t rising stars of the democratic party. she also should be -- she also gave joe biden hell during the early debates where she made life extremely uncomfortable for him, but i

now you're thinking val demings, oh, there's the most formidable potential next gubernatorial nominee for the democrats in florida in 2022. karen bass looks like maybe she wants to be speaker, heir apparent to speaker pelosi, not saying she's going anywhere. it did seem in that sense biden did party build. >> he definitely did, chuck. i think speaker pelosi plays the long game, always has. i think karen bass' name came up as somebody who was a potential future as speaker of the house when there were some questioning pelosi's leadership. now bass herself never indulged in that kind of talk. it has been clear she was somebody that was held in that kind of high stature. there was a great nugget in "new york times" recently about veep stakes generally speaking. said biden talked to pelosi on the phone, she told him simply to pick someone that will help him win, that's always pelosi's bottom line, the way she looks at the world. doesn't care what people say about her if it is in service to winning a seat to her majority in the house. that's how she looks at things. to pick up on an earlier

val demings, a congresswoman from florida, karen bass, congresswoman from california.know that he talked to susan rice, among others. and i think that's important to underscore that there actually were a number of women of color, never mind tammy duckworth, who, of course, is asian-american, women of color, who he was seriously considering. and so that is the reality that he had. i will tell you that my reporting along the way and i know my colleagues also, despite the fact that he kind of ended up where maybe people thought he started, he had a really tough time making a decision. and the reason for that is what he laid out with you in that town hall, anderson. because he was a two-term vice president. because he understands just how important the job is as being the wingwoman or man both in matters of trust, on policy, and it kind of goes from there. and so you add the fact that, as he said to you, he's not a young man, and this is even more important of a pick because of that. it makes it very clear why he missed his own deadline a couple of times in making the fina

harris, susan rice, senators tammy duckworth and elizabeth warren and congresswoman karen bass and valdemings. now women's groups are vowing to defend his running mate against sexism >> the discrimination, the stuff that is out there on the internet, the attacks we have seen, that's what they're doing, they're anticipating this and i think it is a good idea. >> reporter: the campaign is also ready to combat racist attacks if biden chooses a black woman. 100 prominent black men said the urgency to pick a black woman has gone from something that should happen to something that has to happen. joining the appeal from black women. >> this is the moment that we need to make sure that the issues around racism, sexism, equality and racial justice, income inequality is addressed in a magnificent big way >> reporter: the longer biden waits past his self-imposed deadline, the more infighting among supporters of some of the candidates >> andrea, thank you we'll be watching for that pick. >>> still ahead, why life in the bubble is working for the wnba. >> get the air drums ready phil collins' class