Joining us backtoback special episodes of the whole story begin now welcome to the whole story. I m anderson cooper. We have just two months to go before election day. The polls show a tight race between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump with many voters still undecided. We re going to take the next two hours to examine five key issues for both campaigns. The economy, reproductive rights, immigration, foreign affairs and the state of democracy. First, cnn s audie cornish takes a look at harris s record on these policies during her time as a prosecutor, a senator, and as vice president she begins with the number one issue for most american voters, the economy one day after president joe biden announced his decision to drop out of the race and endorsed his vice president kamala harris, addressed a campaign. Staff at the wilmington, delaware headquarters building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency in her first interview as candidate,
The committee will come to order. Thank you all for coming today, i dont think all of you for being here. It is our honor to have the deputy secretary of state here to testify on u. S. Policy regarding peoples republic of china. I originally defaulting back in march, however, our need to focus on the Community Protests from doing that. It is important this committee continue its work on its most committing Foreign Policy challenges, obviously china is one of those. As a complete mistrust correctly recognized, china is a strategic in global competitor of the United States. It would be the greatest Foreign Policy challenge the United States faces in decades to come. Policies of the Chinese Communist party undermine u. S. Interests and values, as we share with partners around the world. Covid19 has brought this challenge the fork front of american life. We now know just how much the Chinese Communist partys decisions and actions directly affect u. S. Citizens, our allies and partners in t
To take a back seat will the president ial candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the vote follow the u. S. Election on a. Could the u. S. Shut down the open skies President Donald Trump wants to pull out of the treaty that helps to kill peace after the cold war so whats behind the move and has the military pact become outdated in todays world this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program on iran come on its known as one of the pillars of Global Security after the end of the cold war the open skies treaty allows the u. S. Russia canada and European Countries to fly over each others territories and monitor military activity but earlier this year President Donald Trump announced washington wants to withdraw from the pact. Signatories are debating what to do next u. S. Official says russia is violating the agreement by blocking flights like the military facilities and using planes to map out american infrastructure for possible attack the
Drevna with rainn talks about the Sexual Assault allegation against joe biden and the broader issue of Sexual Violence. Coronavirus world death toll passes the quarter of a million mark, new unreleased reports say that the u. S. Death toll could double by june. This is washington journal, for tuesday, may 5, 2020. Start theng, we will program by asking you about your experience with covid19. Are you personally affected . Are the lines for calling in, if you have been personally infected, the lines are 202 7488000. For those of you with a Family Member, a loved one, a friend, 202 7488001. The line for 11 medical. Rofessionals, 202 7488002 you can always send us a text. That line, 202 7488003. Tell us your name and where you are taxing from. On twitter, we are cspanwj. We will look for your facebook posts as well, facebook. Com cspan. Report, u. S. Quietly fears. Ily toll will soon double they write host the fda has changed its stance on Antibody Testing, a room work this morning in poli
On the free cspan radio app. Immediately following the live session join Jeffrey Rawson of the National Constitution center leading a discussion with scholars. President elson is the of Flight Attendants. Thank you for being with us. Thank you. Host tell us about your organization, what it does, how many members you have. Guest im the president of the association who represent 50,000 Flight Attendants at 20 airlines. Host of those, what is your sense of how many are still working . Guest we have a little over 100,000 Flight Attendants in the United States and right now approximately 40,000 are either completely out of work or on some sort of voluntary leave or furlough. The rest are not necessarily going to work because demand anddown to 3 in march there are others who are continuing to pay because what we are able to accomplish in the cares act but that is only through september 30. Host what is the overall situation look like for commercial travel . You talked about demand being down