senator sanders: these are great people who have run great campaigns. and let me introduce them to you. re-elected last night in a landslide victory, they told us t was going to be a tough race 66-33? ms. tlaib: 69. i appreciate it. what i love about you, you didn t become the democratic nominee but didn t give up on this movement and you continue to support so many of us that are speaking truth and putting people before profit and i can t thank you enough for not giving up on this movement. senator sanders: you took a as erm incumbent and not as much. not bad. senator sanders: not too bad. and we have the hero from st. louis missouri where they don t have progressive policies and cory bush knows what an upset victory and took on a 10-term. she didn t win by 15% but she won, 4.6 points. yes, i can t believe it. [laughter] senator sanders: believe it. better believe it. we have three great people here. cory, i think you have a time constraint, do you? we have to get you ou
will their kids return to the classroom this fall? president trump is ready to end that debate, vowing to pressure states to reopen schools, even has died how clean is the air you breathe in an airplane as coronavirus cases hit record highs in the u.s the surprising new result. early today starts right now our capitol hill correspondent good morning, i m frances right now at 4:30, making rivera alice barr joining us now with more alice, good morning. fall lesson plans. this is typically an issue left that s on the minds of many from the president to thousands of to governors and local leaders bay area families. next, all new details on how and i m phillip mena. reporter: yes, phillip. some schools plan to teach this this is the kind of back and fall. and happening today after it was announced former teacher forth we ve seen through the weeks of demands, the family of pandemic mary kaye laterno has died after president trump frequently trying to assert his power,
lessons she learned as first lady as well as her time in the white house attending meetings, working on mental health issues, and working alongside her husband, former president jimmy carter. rosalynn carter, do you remember when you and president carter started having conversations about him running for president? what was that like? what was that conversation? it was very interesting. we had a friend that wrote and told jimmy that he thought he ought to run for president. well, we couldn t even say the word, that my husband is running for, well, i didn t tell anybody because we kept it very quiet. but then once he decided that he would do it, that was when i couldn t he could hardly say i m going to be president. it was just something that was we never ever dreamed would happen. i was excited about it. i had xacampaigned the whole la year before the governor s race for him and it was hard. amy was a baby. and i didn t like to leave her all the time. i enjoyed it.
gathering of those attending the white house historical association presidential sites summit here in washington. this is an hour and 10 minutes. good morning. hi, everybody. i havei, been coming around sayg hi to you. if i got up to the stage, i needed a round of applause. and the reason is, i creamed my foot about six weeks ago and this is my first outing and first walking up steps and only for roland would i climb steps. good morning on behalf of the white house historical association welcome to the presidential site summit. we re delighted you re here and we look forward to many partnerships when the summit is over. he sk getting nervous because he s o afraid of what i am goin to say. i m chair of the retail committeepl and here s my plug. any time this week stop by our shops and buy, buy, buy. you knew i would have to say that. there s a pop up one right outside where we re eating. there s a full store across pen avenue in the white house visitor s center and there s a
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