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wreck. cinder block houses weathered the blast this. this one was less than a mile away.town selected wires had become a twisted tangled mess. demonstrating the importance of civil defense preparedness, the elaborate exercises proved survival is possible bringing new hope -- of the atomic age. . skyscrapers our traditional landmarks of new york but there are other landmarks like the ribbon of steel, now being dismantled. that decorates manhattan's east side. officially, it was a third avenue elevated railroad. but new yorkers just called it the l. for 76 years l. trains carried people home again, but the old steal -- passengers dwindled. the l. was being torn down. above chinatown, manhattan's last l. that filled the streets with shadows. -- it proudly clung to potbellied cold stoves for heating its old-fashioned rooms. colored glass are demented ancient windows and passengers paid a station agent who pushed a lever to unlock the gate to let them in. the wooden trains started with tired dignity, passengers sat and the track unrolled behind. the route was passed miles of t

back tooth and nail against the white house and justice department which were hell bent on implementing this policy which we could see was going to be a train wreck but the white house wanted to go forward with it anyway and it ended up with a result, a backlog of children without their families and here we are still talking about it years later. this is a result of the president focussing on the wrong things and not solving the immigration crisis, it's one of the biggest travesties of the trump administration. >> tragedy for these families and kids. >> indeed. >> thanks for the time this morning. appreciate it very much. >>> coronavirus cases are spiking many more than half of the country today. yet the president says we, as a country, are rounding the turn. health and human services secretary alex azar joins me next to discuss. pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for resul

he is likely going on with this whole subsidized housing, it will wreck your neighborhood, it will makeafe, corey booker will lead the charge, i talked to him several times. but does that work? this is old fashioned race baiting. >> it is racist. it is racist. and he is attempting to appeal to the racist tendencies to the worst among us. it is not going to work this time. in 2016 i want to believe that some people could have voted for donald trump but not be racisra. i don't know how anyone that cares about the country can vote. he can talk about he wants about threatenning to that, using his racist tactics, i think this is going to come down to the coronavirus for women. who cares for the most families. who cares for the most elderly relatives. who cares about those on the front lines? you're talking about women. whose housekeeping at hospitals? women. that is what is changing. >> thank you for joining us, connie. she is a journalist and professor at kent state. coming up, the credibility crisis at the white house. here is a republican voter in ohio who thinks the covid diagnosis might

when they moved out, aaron realized the house was a wreck.-yourself repairs started inside, but in the back yard, he found the swimming pool and an outdoor shower were also in shambles. >> i had a decision to make about the swimming pool. it had started to settle, and the tiles were cracking. it needed to be completely redone. it was going to be an expensive project. i didn't feel like in the neighborhood there was kind of a cap on what those properties were worth with or without a pool. >> the back yard would have been the same as a pool area. >> right. >> aaron decided to fill in the pool and remove the shower. he and his bridge, thad, rented an ex-calftator, and the -- excavator, and the two of them went at it. that sunday they broke a pipe near the outdoor shower and had to find the leak. they grabbed their shovels. >> we started digging up against the house. i see a piece of plastic i think when i was digging with the shovel, i broke the bag. that's weird, there's a coconut right here. why would somebody bury a coconut in a bag? >> it wa

if you want to get my attention, should you wreck my house first? about it, no. that was the one of the things i was trying to get across to the crowd. some people i later found out. video even existed which i wasn't aware of at the time. is that, you know, we are not your enemy. that there are commonalities that we have. and going about it and destroying property. destroying businesses and just extending the riots into chaos and all the hatred and pain that our country has been going through. if you want to kind of get to that kind of first step, that first place that really starts to get some people to turn towards your cause. this is not the way to do it. there are places we can start. but riding a motorcycle through my lawn and destroying my neighbor's property. that's not going to get my attention and there are better ways to go about it? >> brian: they are bringing their outrage to the suburbs purposefully, jason. jason fritz. >> they sure are. brian: standing up, speaking out and standing up for everything he worked for his entire life. i tot

houses. he's also trying to revitalize the area by creating handy products out of materials that were used to protect the wreckedtures. >> reporter: this constructer has been busy since last september when the typhoon hit chiba prefecture. his company is repairing more than 300 of the houses that were damaged. he and his workers fixed 80% of the roofs. they also removed the blue tarp that protected them. >> translator: you see the color has faded. >> reporter: the tarps are usually discarded after they are used, but to fukuhara, they are trez yursz, not garbage, that's because they're tokens of the support that he received from people all over japan. he used social media to issue calls for help a year ago after the typhoon brought unprecedented destruction. the post was shared more than 3,000 times, and over 1,000 blue tarps were donated by individuals around japan. >> translator: we were so grateful for the warm support we received. we wanted to find a way to reuse the tarps instead of just disposing of them. >> reporter: fukuhara came up with an idea to create something from the tarps. his idea was to up-cycle

house divided cannot stand. today hope seems elusive. instead of healing we're being ripped apart and i refuse to let that happen. we have too bright a future to leave it ship wreckedn the shoals of anger and division. i said from the start, i am ready to unite this country to embrace hope not fear, light not darkness, future not the past. and i'm going to appeal to the best of us, not our worst side. now you all know better than anyone, it's in our power to change course, to organize, advocate and to vote. as president i'll work with you to rip the poison of hate from our society, to honor your contributions and seek your ideas. my administration will look like america, muslim americans serving at every level, on day one i'll end trump's unconstituti unconstitutional muslim ban. i'll push congress to pass hate crime legislation i'll implement the national strategy i've laid out since march to beat covid. i'll end the deadly inequities in health care and focus on redemption not retribution. you know, we have an enormous opportunity to build back, to build back a better future. that's what america does, please get everyone you know to vote, friends, family, colleagu

house divided. but that, my friends, can no longer be. crises,acing too many we have too much work to do, we have too bright a future to have a ship wreck on the shoals of anger, hate, and division. as we stand here today a century and a half later after gettysburg, we should consider when equalcan happen justice is denied, when are left unchecked. today,ica looked across i'm concerned the country is in a dangerous place. our trust in each other is ebbing. hope seems elusive. too many americans see our public life not as an arena for mediation of our differences, but rather, they see it as an occasion for total, unrelenting partisan warfare. instead of treating each other's party as the opposition, we treat them as the enemy. this must end. we need to revive the spirit of bipartisanship in this country, the spirit of working with one another. when i say that, and i have said it for two years, now i'm accused of being naive, i'm told maybe that's the way things used to work, joe, but they can't work that way anymore. i'm here to tell you they can and must if we are going to get anything done. i'm running as a proud democrat, but i will gove

houses. the morale is high but the quality of life is poor. the morale is high but the quality of life is poor. that wreckedunk but we you think a? well, i haven't seen much of the news but i've seen much of the news but i've seen a seen much of the news but i've seen a lot of houses i've seen a lot of civilian injuries seen a lot of civilian and deaths where i was. we did not have time to watch news. we can only help people who are injured. if you are the armenian general surgeon which can help with trauma, those are the doctors who are welcome and needed to be in those war zones. people who are in power, they do not send their kids asa as a surgeon can i as a surgeon can i ask you, you come all the way from los angeles, do you think there are others like yourself in the armenian diaspora who are returning to do what they can do? absolutely. there are eight lot of surgeons who are willing to come but we need professionals who can help at the same time. if you are trauma, thorax text surgeon, a general surgeon that can help with the trauma, those are the doctors who are welcome and neededin doctors who are

/2 to 4-year record of wrecking the economy, literally running the death cult, making him a polarizing candidate in 2020. that is why he will be trounced. >> john, the white house is dealing with its second covid-19 outbreak in a month. so why are they hosting another spectacle, hundreds of people there for amy coney barrett on the south lawn? what gives here? >> well,? general, to begin with, the white house is reckless on the coronavirus. they are trying to convey that we have gotten over it, things are fine. we heard from mark meadows over the weekend, we're not going to control the pandemic. they're not trying or pretending to try. the second, this is a rare piece of good news for president trump, the president party and his base. pretty much everything heas gone wrong for the president in the campaign largely because of his own behavior. but the opportunity to get a third supreme court justice is very important to his party, to the conservative christian community that he represents and he doesn't care about the issues in the supreme court, except the cases involving him, liability or disclosure of his tax return. he doesn't care about the conservative age

housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause report. a grim milestone for russia as a battles the pandemic the country's registered a wreck or daily kovar death count new antivirus restrictions are being rolled out now in the capital and other cities people over the age of 65 have been told to stay at home employers are required to move 30 percent of their staff to remote work i schools are going back to remote learning in moscow as of monday also bars and clubs have to send their customers details to a central registry to enable contact tracing in case an outbreak is reported since the start of the pandemic more than 24000 people have died in russia it has the world's 4th heaviest caseload after the us india and brazil while the russian president vladimir putin announced the approval of a 2nd and covert vaccine on wednesday developed by a siberian biotech company the vaccine has successfully completed early trials on 100 volunteers at the same time the 1st job sputnik v. is into its final trial stage of russia r.t. correspondent for national was among the volunteers taking part in testing. moscow clinic number 68 in the

house 4 years ago we'll look at why women in the u.s. suburbs may not back in this time past lewis hamilton breaks michael schumacher has wrecked it for formula one race when still have the details in sports. and the the coronavirus pandemic now in several european countries are taking drastic measures to slow the 2nd wave of cold 19 a state of emergency has gone into effect in spain prime minister pedrosa inches wants to extend the measures for 6 months it's only has implemented new measures including the mandatory closure of all bars by 6 pm or brennan is following the latest european developments from london. then of course you'll know i exceeded 1000000 cases of coronavirus the 1st european country to do so they did that on weapons day and petr sanchez the prime minister announcing a raft of new restrictions the primary primary one is a curfew between 11 pm and 6 am local regional leaders will be able to adjust that curfew but only if they actually make it more severe so if they want to bring it in earlier or extend it later in the morning then they can but they certainly won't be able to make it any week or less stringent other things th

house 250,000 covid deaths and its nations economies are in the toilet compared to ours. again, understand this, europe was supposedly the gold standard and managed in covid it, now covid deaths and they wreckedir businesses, their economy. the facts show in civil history that trump was right. his approach was more balanced. there is was all in on lockdowns and restrictions, tracing, tracking, and still it failed miserably. the democrats, if successful, heaven forbid on november 3rd, if they are in their mother never going to control the virus because that's not how viruses work. but biden's keepers will keep inflicting untold emotional, physical, and financial harm on the millions of americans with their "strategy." we must not allow that to happ happen. over a virus. it even one as horrid and tragic, and awful as this one. we need to take reasonable precautions based and real science and heed the old churchill line, "stand firm and carry on. if" and that's "the angle." joining me now, ceo of fox cardiology, doctor, wonderful to see you. biden's covid strategy consists of what that donald trump hasn't already done? the big thing is number one lockdowns, correct? number two, national mask man

house divided. that, my friends, can no longer be. we're facing too many crises. we have too much work to do. we have two bright a future to have it ship wrecked on the shores of anger and hate and division. we stand here today 150 years later after gettysburg, we should consider what could happen when equal justice is denied, when anger and violence and division a as i look across america today, i'm concerned. the country is in a dangerous place. our truth in each other is ebbing. hope seems elusive. too many americans see our public life not as an arena for mediation of our differences but rather they see it as an occasion for total unrelenting partisan warfare. instead of treating the party as the opposition, we treat them as the enemy. this must end. we need to revive the spirit of bipartisanship in this country. a spirit of being able to work with one another. when i say that and i've been saying it for two years and i'm accused of being naive. i'm fold maybe that's the way things used to work, joe. but they can't work that way anymore. i'm here to tell you they can. and they must if we're going to get anything done. i'm running as a prou

house divided. but that, my friends, can no longer be. we are facing too many crises. we have too much work to do. we have too bright a future to have a ship wreckedon the scholz of anger and hate and division. i think about what it takes for a black person to love america. that is a deep love for this country that has for far too long never been recognized. >> joe biden speaking today on hallowed ground at the get is burg battle field with a powerful call for unity. >>> back with us again tonight to talk about all things political. jason johnson, campaign veteran, contributor at the grio and professor of politics at morgan state university, go bears. and david plough, former obama campaign manager and senior adviser to president obama. he's also on the board of directors for the obama foundation. his latest work is "a citizen's guide to beating donald trump." gentlemen, good evening to you both, and thank you for being with us. jason, when michelle obama talks, all activity stops in millions of american homes. and i raise her because today she delivered her closing argument. the woman widely believed to be the most popular in the world. consensus

house divided. but that, my friends, can no longer be. we are facing too many crises. we have too much work to do. we have two bright a future to have a ship wreckals of anger and hate and division. as we stand here today, a century and a and a half later after gettysburg, we should consider, again, what can happen whether equal justice is denied, when anger and violence and division are unchecked. as i look across america today, i'm concerned the country is in a dangerous place. our trust in each other is ebbing. hope seems elusive. too many americans see our public life not as an arena for mediation of our differences, but rather they say it as an occasion of unrelenting partisan war fare. instead of treating each other's party as the opposition, we treat them as the enemy. this must end. we need to revive the spirit of bipartisanship in this country and a spirit to work with one another. when i say that, i've been saying it for two years now, i'm accused of being naive. i'm told maybe that is the way things used to work, joe, but they can't work that way any more. well, i'm here to tell you they can and they must if we are going to get anythi

house under control, there is no point in adding another layer to the problem. commissioner 32nd spray. >> i've been a big proponent of medical marijuana. for the problems you have with the wrecks you see an increase in traffic accidents. there is no roadside test to determine whether or not someone is under the influence of marijuana. like there is alcohol for instance, they can do a breathalyzer. so until there is a roadside test so we don't give up on public safety, i won't be in favor of full legalization. but i'm saying it isn't opportunity for additional revenue. it's an opportunity to help people get off of opioids and get off of more hard-core drugs buried by do worry about the public safety aspect of it. commissioner west virginia is a right to work state if elected would you attempt to rollback right to work? >> listen my position is not change but i'm against right to work. i have been against right to work. i've seen what other states have done. they make you all of these promises if you pass right to work on have these great paying jobs coming in. it does not work. they'd seen in state after state after state. what right to work does is in addition to decreasing t

house divided, but that, my friends, can no longer be. we are facing too many crises. we have too much work to do. we have too bright a future to have it ship wreckedshoals of anger, hate and division. as we stand here today a century and a half later after gettysburg, we should consider again what can happen when equal justice is denied, when anger and violence and division are left unchecked. as i look across america today, i'm concerned. the country is in a dangerous place. our trust in each other is ebbing. hope seems elusive. too many americans see our public life not as an arena for mediation of our differences, but rather, they see it as an occasion for total, unrelenting partisan warfare. instead of treating each other's party as the opposition, we treat them as the enemy. this must end. we need to revive the spirit of bipartisan in this country, a spirit of being able to work with one another. when i say that and i've been saying it for two years and i'm accused of being naive. i'm told maybe that's the way things used to work, joe. but they can't work that way anymore. i'm here to tell you they can and they must if we're going to get anyt