campers to be responsible with campfires. put them out. because only you can prevent forest fires. i needed to hear that a second time. we can work after the newscast and i can get the voice down low. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. breaking news tonight 9 devastating new numbers. 5 million cases of coronavirus in the u.s. at the school that went viral for its packed hallways, students and staffers now testing positive and a fight breaks out at the church holding services and a fear big ten football may be canceled. the battle over benefits. democrats and even some republicans tear into the president s executive orders to extend benefits. so when will relief come the most powerful earthquake in years to
same time. he brutally suppressed by they work were in rebellion at the same time. how does the mexican government become aware that this date was beginning to break away?th i think the big moment was in san antonio when they started texans over the alamo that there they are fortifying it. a lot of freshwater system loopholes. it s not bad living around the hill country of texas. the idea is who controls san antonio you control that whole part of texas. santa anna thought they could control the area around modern-day houston and galveston, but they had to make an road that far up into san antonio and once we started having colonel travis and james buie, they are at the alamo, he is running the volunteers people
they have already internalized what it says regardless of the actual facts inside. that is really upsetting because we could be missing some key subtleties about the fbi and department of justice and a surveillance in general in this country, people instead of a for the extremes and there are some real structural programs that hopefully this inspector general has addressed. did you see that? pete: i did see about the holder will pass the 15-yard for outnumbered now. melissa: what kennedy is saying is that all of these things have turned into rorschach paintings were people on that side look in and see exactly what they were expecting ahead of time and pull out the parts. i wish we could look at the process rather than the people,
into this race? jessica: michael bloomberg said the same thing. brian: i find it fascinating. democrats are in a panic. you ve got the inside track, i get it, but we know that david axelrod got deval patrick elected. in the second biggest was president obama. every time i see the big critical joe biden, i think to myself, why? what s going on here? harris: what do you think they see? brian: i think they see weakness. we see a guy who can t go more than ten or 12 minutes without putting more than two or three sentences together. a jessica: as town hall he was wonderful. he got tough questions. harris: i don t want to say it s a rorschach and we see different things. at about ten before the hour, another 20 minutes or so because i think it went to 1015 eastern. i do see a slow down and i saw a little less connection with joe biden wherea shining star, answering the questions about his own grief.
appalling atrocities against people in paris, in nice, in london, running people over on the promenade. let s not forget what this guy was. yesterday should ve been a great day for america and a great day for the world. instead, the narrative is let s try to find where trump went wrong and the way he spoke about this. let s try and find a way that makes trump look bad. by doing that, the message of the world is, america is bad. this is not a good day, this is a bad day i don t get it! tucker: i don t either but it s worth to figure out what s going on here but it s like a rorschach blot, i want to say with our viewers, you had many disagreements with trump. you are not a trump acolyte at all, but your first reaction is of course that s a good thing. but a lot of people here in washington to whom that wasn t clear. what does that say for them? i was on twitter as rumors were bubbling about what this