In this clip he recounts the aneurysms that mr. Biden suffered in 1988 following his failed run for that years president ial nomination. And how it impacted his life and political career. You have to member joe biden was forced out of the race in september of 87 by a series of revelations, none of which individually were kind of minor and almost laughable when you look back at them. But by the time they were digested from the great long snake of the press corps, it was biden have been drummed out. And he really did not come out speaking again until 1988 the first part of the year. I was february, the first time hed been out talking on a college campus. It went to the university of rochester as a matter fact. Host were there . Guest no i was not i was in New Hampshire with all the good members of the pack. And joe gave a speech at the university of rochester. And then he asked questions for several hours. When he got back to his motel room all the sudden bang he got hit by a brick hit h
Arraignment this week. Shes facing charges of allegedly luring young girls for sex. In pit lane, eight cars crashed as they came in to fuel up during nascars brickyard race. One crew member suffered a leg injury. The race was delayed about 10 minutes. Those are some of our top stories on this monday, july 6th. We do say good morning on this day after the Holiday Weekend. We do begin this half hour with the growing struggle to curb the coronavirus spreading across the country at an alarming rate. As infections surge from coast to coast, large crowds turned out to celebrate the fourth of july weekend with many people failing to wear a mask or keep their distance. And there are new figures on just how much people of color are disproportionately impacted by the virus. The New York Times reports that black and latino americans are three times more likely to be infected than their white counterparts, and nearly twice as likely to die. Abcs alex presha has more. Reporter as several states are
Political divisions. Our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipe out our history, defame our heroes. Erase or values. This morning, we talk to leaders from three hardhit cities. Fda commissioner dr. Stephen hahn with the white house response and analysis from our powerhouse roundtable. Announc he n, anchor martha raddatz. Good morning, and welcome to this week on this july 4th weekend. Americans this years celebrations overshadowed by the battle against the coronavirus. Some beaches normally crowded were shut down. In rhode island, the nations oldest independence parade was scaled back to vehicles. But it w besas u President Trump. Large gatherings, gan hiindepenr packed together with few visible masks. The president barely mentioning the pandemic. Choosing instead to attack those protesting racial injustice. At the white house saturday, we he repeated divisive themes from his past campaigns. As his efforts at reelection begin to falter. Those that are lying about our history
Good morning everyone, so this morning we will be talking about more rather we will begin our conversation about neutrality, that conversation will last over the course of several lecture, so it will wrap up other countries neutralize, but this morning we are gonna focus on what neutrality looks like an event for the americans, especially in the first half of the war, so the thing that i want you to understand the most and this is really vital because its a very different understanding of neutrality that we have today neutrality at the beginning of the war did not mean an activity, it did not mean passive 80, and im certainly did not mean impartiality, so if it doesnt mean those things and what on earth does neutrality mean, the definition of neutrality differs with each country, some like belgium will say that they never gave their neutrality, they were invaded, right but they always remained officially neutral so they were aggrieved against as a neutral country, others like switzerla