kids love this, right? jess: oh, yeah. there's this new phenomenon in electric skateboards. chris: yes. this is boosted. so, this is the biggest brand out there. lemonis: and do they sell? chris: we -- our first year, did about $250,000. we've been out of these for almost a year now. we have to pre-pay and buy at least 10 to 15 of them at once. lemonis: yeah, but do you guys not have any working capital to buy inventory? chris: it's pretty minimal. lemonis: and so, in the last 12 months, how much revenue is actually missing from this not being here? chris: i'd say close to $400,000. lemonis: damn. chris: yeah. lemonis: that's a lot. it's a little odd to me that they have no working capital to buy boards, but when i look around this giant showroom, there is merchandise everywhere. so, did they buy the wrong stuff? i'm gonna walk around this store and kind of study it some more. jess: okay. cool. go for it. salena: salena. lemonis: salena. what do you guys do here? salena: i do everything from sales associate, retail -- this

this with you, for you. i'm deeply honored and i'm very excited. jessehe had to read from a script when he talked to kamala. and he held his known upside down. kamala doesn't have great instincts. she fell for the jussie smollett hoax. this is just a power grab by nancy pelosi so she can put adam schiff into the senate in california. the press secretary is the top cop on twitter in charge of banning people like donald trump. it's a power grab by the radical left. the extreme democratic base. the media tells you this is a faith pick. but it's a lie. biden is the underdog. he's not running away with anything. he's in worse shape than hillary clinton was and she lost every single swing state. the danger of harris is she'll run the show if biden wins. she is a san francisco liberal who shouldn't be anywhere near the white house. her voting record is more liberal than bernie. she wants to get rid of private health insurance and gift to immigrants. she compared i.c.e. agents to the kkk. she is a trillion dollar tax hiker. she is for taxpayer funded partial bir

this with you, for you. i'm deeply honored and i'm very excited. jessehe had to read from a script when he talked to kamala. and he held his known upside down. kamala doesn't have great instincts. she fell for the jussie smollett hoax. this is just a power grab by nancy pelosi so she can put adam schiff into the senate in california. the press secretary is the top cop on twitter in charge of banning people like donald trump. it's a power grab by the radical left. the extreme democratic base. the media tells you this is a faith pick. but it's a lie. biden is the underdog. he's not running away with anything. he's in worse shape than hillary clinton was and she lost every single swing state. the danger of harris is she'll run the show if biden wins. she is a san francisco liberal who shouldn't be anywhere near the white house. her voting record is more liberal than bernie. she wants to get rid of private health insurance and gift to immigrants. she compared i.c.e. agents to the kkk. she is a trillion dollar tax hiker. she is for taxpayer funded partial bir

this is a hearing, i thought i was supposed to be heard. jesse: mark levin tweeting this. have never seen a bigger bunch of [bleep] holes. here to elaborate, "life, liberty & levin," mark levin. i was talking to gutfeld about this. if he was there he would have jumped over the table and rapped them over this. that was despicable. >> i have never seen a senior official of any administration treated like that. this hearing should have been how do we come together as a nation to put down wry others, maxists, anarchists, antifa. but that's not how it is. they are into this radical hard-core agenda. the attorney general got to the bottom of the horrific corruption in the obama administration. abuse of the fisa court, lying to the american people, leaking to the press. the attorney general is trying to get to the bottle of that with durham so they are trying mes out.ned him up for when that jesse: i think they just destroyed the hearing process. you saw what they did with the impeachment process. it's a nuclear war on everything yet they lecture us about the dignity of the offic

but imagine how this is playing in the rough belt jesse. outreach throughout this thing to religious voters, and evangelical voters i'm going was the castro district vote up for grabs who is the demographic for this? i'm just wondering. but i don't know -- jesse: produced this week. i don't know either. this was -- this was looney tunes. the moment that kind of shocked everybody and i think shocked joe biden himself when he was i guess awarded the nomination at some point, and it was like when you give a surprise party to your grandfather at a nursing home. balloons started dropping, he honestly looked like he didn't know what was happening. [laughter] >> no he was shocked. he was shocked at one point and when the grandkids keam in the back and fired off the streamers he thought he was under attack antifa had broken in. he was totally startled. but you know, jesse, and when they did the big rollout speech, big moment it was wonderful to see that disney is previewing their next theme park attraction which is apparently mediocre moments with

jesse: i want to show you some video of rand paul and this is when he was leaving the white house convention [background noises] jesse: sarah, were you there at the white house? did you leave the same way rand did or did you get chopper it out of there like a vip? [laughter] >> not quite chopper but thankfully i did not leave the same way rand did. i think what you saw was rand and his wife and several others who attended the president's speech last night is absolutely disgusting. one of the things i find so appalling about them shouting at rand paul, say her name, say her name, rand paul was the author of the justice for breonna taylor act and has also been a champion for things like criminal justice reform and other policies that empower black americans. the hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds. i think we saw that on full display last night as they attacked senator paul and i commend him for saying -- staying strong. helping and checking on the officer that was protecting him and i hope that some of these people pay attention to the actions of the individuals they are shouting at because

jesse watters, beginning this week, your birthday and christmas all rolled into one. >> jesse: comparedo the dnc drum circle of death, yes. this is going to be an rnc that's focused on optimism, opportunity, and american greatness, as you said. the second term agenda, jobs, energy, vaccine, china, law and order, space. it's powerful stuff. joe is not going to know what hit him. this election is not about character. it's about competence and joe biden has been an incompetent mess his entire career. he's never delivered for the american worker and the president is actually winning. cbs poll, up ten points with independence. that the d12 sample that drives me crazy. joe biden does not have what it takes. the president is activated the rnc this week. they are going to be holding 7,000 need ups all across the country's week. last week they knocked on 1 million doors. this week they are knocking on another million. joe biden's team has knocked on zero doors. it's all virtual. this is a real turnout operation that the democrats can't compete with. i think there's a silent majority out there. t

going back 70 years. >> marie: i'm asking for a little historical context here, jesse. thisthat our cities are on fire is not a reality for most of us who live in cities. >> jesse: greg, that was a really good monologue, it pains me to say it but i have to give you a little credit there. you know when you're driving your little antique cars on the weekends in the wind is blowing through your hair? you look in the side mirror and it says "objects are closer than they appear," that's what the democrat vision is of the democratic party, they have a very warped idea of who the party is. they see twitter, they see cnn hosts, a few mobs looting and rioting and they think that's mainstream. that is such a small slice of normal democratic voters and i think i understand why. this pandemic has cap for them from meeting real voters. in a normal election year, joe and kamala would be going to diners, talking to people in rope lines, may be having town halls in swing districts. they'd be hearing real people who might tell them, i don't really like what's going on and you need to fix tha

this. here's "the five. "the five." >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, juan williams and bret baier and jesse waters. this is "the five." >> joe biden finally condemning violent protests after facing pressure to do so. it comes after growing turmoil in kenosha, wisconsin. police arrested a 17-year-old and charging him with murder after two people were shot dead and a third was injured last night. the city seeing businesses looted and some set on fire earlier this week. president trump announcing that he will be sending in federal law enforcement and the national guard. joe biden releasing a video today saying that he spoke with jacob blake's family and reacting to the unrest. watch. >> i said after george floyd's murder, protesting police brutality is a right and necessary. but burning down communities is not protest. it's needless violence. violence that endangers lives and guts businesses and shuttered the community. that is wrong. in the midst of this pain, the wisest words that i've heard spoken so far have come from julia jackson, jacob's mother. she looked at the damage done in her community and

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alas, they said nothing about this, may be because, as barack used to say, they built it. jessewas waiting for your commentary on this because i didn't see you on "special report." this was in one-way kind of like a telethon for trump derangement syndrome. look what cbs has done to their mental space. >> jesse: i don't know, when the bruce springsteen music started playing i was starting to feel it, i was about ready to vote for eva longoria and michelle obama. then i realized they're not running. this is my "special report" analysis. the best part of the whole night was the little video saying they did with joe biden being the amtrak guy. i think that highlighted his touch with blue-collar people. obviously, they portrayed african-americans really prominently and they really hammered the covid-19 stuff, and they really were focused in on winning back the rust belt and those obama-trump voters. you want me to tell you the truth? here's the truth. virtual conventions are pathetic. it's not the democrat's fault, it's the chinese communists' fault, even though the democrats won't t

mattis which places new conflicts with china and russia as america's top national security threat jesse this comes as the state department negotiates with the taliban to end the war in afghanistan now it seems like when one war ends another probably isn't far behind but it where between these countries would be catastrophic for the world absolutely they would be version but you know world war culture here in america a great deal of our economy relies on the war machine and producing it and continuing to produce it i realize i've said this many times but you can't say it too much to get it into people stick their heads they've got their stand we have to be a perennial war now and it's a war culture. you know we're already at war in places where we don't even know and i'd like to know all these elected officials that we have from the president down they take an oath to the constitution how come after they take the oath they forget about it there is no one of them that follows the constitution when it comes to war we haven't declared a war in the last what 75 years since world war 2 i think it'

many of the gang stayed together for means of force and protection, and some like frank and jesse james took this as an excuse to become criminals and bank robbers. you have the james brothers up there on the left, frank is on the left and jesse is to the right of him. the james younger gang became probably the most notorious in american history, and members of that gang came and went. but the james and younger brothers remained the central power structure of that gang. frank and jesse had a very normal childhood. their parents met at a revival in kentucky. their father later became a baptist minister in missouri, and frank was the oldest child. their next child died as an infant, and then jesse was born, and then they had a younger sister. when she was an infant and jesse was 3, their father was invited to go to california with a wagon train that was leaving from that area of men who wanted to go to california to look for gold. and they invited their father to go along as the chaplain. he accepted. but he never made it home. he contracted a fever in california and died of chlorcho. dr. samuel ta

you see this spot over here? imagine jessealling backwards out of the chair, onto the floor. >> i can see there's an indentation. >> it was originally a bloody spot on the floor, and souvenir hunters picked the bloody splinters away, to leave an indentation in the floor. >> unbelievable. hundreds of people scurry to the house to see the body. >> they took his chairs. they took clapboards off the side of the house. once they knew it was jesse james, they were immediately ripping apart the house. >> bob ford, who hoped to gain fame and a $10,000 fortune, receives a fraction of the bounty, then flees missouri in fear for his life. >> he wanted to be jesse. he wanted his life, and so he eventually took his life. he didn't get too much out of it...a lot of disrespect. >> now sandy hopes a collector will pay big bucks for the historic image of james and his killer. she makes dozens of calls, but there's a glaring problem. >> people wanted to see proof. they wanted to see authentication. they wanted to see forensics. >> there are ple

that we elect real leaders like joe biden and camila harris people of honor and integrity who hold jess this close to their hearts and believe that the lives. for black children matter in the words of woman as poet audrey lord your phallus will not protect you congressman lewis would not be silenced and neither can we we cannot wait for some other time some other place some other heroes we must be the heroes of our generation your silence will not protect you that's quite an emotional line there. tell us a little bit more about just how important race has become in this election. it's it's in credibly important let's just look at this nation right now let's look at the massive amount of americans of all races of all ages across all ethnicities that have marched in the streets to proclaim what we all know is that black lives indeed do matter we are at a moment in our century where we are at a reckoning in our country as a relate to how racism permeates through so many shockers in this country and i believe that tonight that vice president biden is going to speak to that he's going to speak to

mattis which places new conflicts with china and russia as america's top national security threat jesse this comes as the state department negotiates with the taliban to end the war in afghanistan now it seems like when one war ends another probably isn't far behind but it was between these countries would be catastrophic for the world absolutely they would be bruges but you know world war culture here in america a great deal of our economy relies on the war machine and producing it and continuing to produce it i realize i've said this many times but you can't say it too much to get it into people stick their heads they've got their stand we have to be a perennial war now it's a war culture. you know we're already at war in places where we don't even know and i'd like to know all these elected officials that we have from the.

this point. at some point you have to answer questions, but so far the proof is in the pudding in the pudding is the polls. >> jessewe have heard that before, we will go now to the president. >> president trump: i am truly thrilled to be with you, the heartwarming patriots of wisconsin. thank you! that's a big group of people! this is like our rally. it's not supposed to be a rally. we are not supposed to have a rally. i hereby grant you a pardon. thank you, thank you very much. [crowd chanting "four more years"] >> president trump: i want to thank you. in the months ahead we will need every ounce of your strength and to drive and patriotism, we are in a fight for the survival of the nation and civilization itself. we are really in a fight. this is the most important election we have ever had in my opinion, and i used to say it, and i would say it with great conviction, 2016, but you know what, that wasn't crazy people we were dealing with, on the edge, crooked hillary was on the edge, she was on the verge. she became crazy later on when she lost but these are people that are seriously radical left, joe biden is no

on april 3, they were in jesse's cabin planning this robbery when jesse noticed a needlework on the wall was crooked. he pulled the chair over and sat on the chair to straighten it. he heard a caulking of the pistol. jesse turned his head to look at him, and as he turned bob shot him. he was killed instantly. his wife and children came rushing in to see what happened. bob fled immediately. his brother charles was also there, trying to convince them that the pistol had gone off accidentally and he eventually ran as well. interestingly enough, the picture shows bob ford and jesse james together. last october, a woman came forward and said this was a family picture they were handing down. somebody from the houston police department who does all of their facial recognition analysis took a look and concluded this is a legitimate photo. a couple of the james brothers historians don't like the idea of robert ford and jesse james being in a picture together and are claiming it is a fraud. there's a lot of uproar and it's going on right now sells kind of interesting. the four brothers expected to

he's writing a book about how successful he was in handling this in new york, this news is not good for book sales. >> jesseso suckful, why wouldn't he want to show everybody how successful he was? juan says cuomo did a bang-up job you did. show everybody how it worked, this is like a medical 9-11. regular 9-11, they had a commission. they looked into everything. what went wrong? we need account ability. juan doesn't want to get to the truth or know the facts. i want to know. if it was a republican governor, let's look into that they did, too. then we can find out what works in case god forbid this happens again. i have a family member that runs series of nursing homes in new jersey. >> i said awhile back, how many patients did you have die from covid-19? he looked and me and he said zero. i said how is that possible? he said i did not let one infected patient come into any of my nursing homes. he had strict protocol. wouldn't let anybody come in that tested positive and saved a lot of lives. there was no mandate forcing covid patients -- listen, this was not the trump administration telling cuomo and these

we're waiting to the president to act on this to close those loop holes. >> jess, i want to play some sound for you from senator schumer talking about the post office. take a listen. >> it's not the money. they almost seem they don't want elections to be conducted in a full way as possible. they seem that they want certain people to not -- almost discouraging them from being able to vote. the post office, there was a lot of discussion on that, and frankly, we have little faith that they're not trying to politicize the post office. >> jess, i think there are a lot of people who watch the negotiations that are happening on capitol hill, and they understand the debate that is happening around unemployment benefits. they understand the republican push for liability shield. the post office may seem like a quirky add-on. why is it so critical to the efforts the democrats are putting forward? >> oh my goodness, i mean, this is maybe one of the most wild parts about this negotiation. democrats call for an investigation into delays into delays in the post office. the trump administration does

this is facts telling the story. you can do the math. the human suffering may only be beginning. >> jesse, greg mentioned the cost. we know the human cost. the financial cost, the report came out that it looks like the riots in the protests and the looting as a result of this horrible situation in minneapolis are going to cost more than the l.a. riots. we are talking well over a billion dollars. >> dana: yeah and there was a story in "the new york times" late last week -- i'm losing track of the days. it was about the chain stores, retail stores moving out of places like manhattan. it talked about the pandemic a little bit but it never mentioned in the entire article anything about any of the crimes, any of the rioting or looting as being partly to blame for these big decisions and when you have the chain stores that leave the city, that means smaller businesses suffer because smaller businesses usually set up shop around the bigger businesses. it's one of the reasons small businesses can thrive. so yeah, it's going to cost a lot. i want to mention one of the thing i'm concerned about, th

>> jesse: you like bars, doesn't matter how high or low. you know what thiseminds me of, the guy who always claims he is a really hot girlfriend but for some reason you never really get to meet her. he's always showing you pictures of how good-looking she is but every time there's a party, others travel problems or she had to stay lead work or or something like that. this is joe. every time there's going to be a big -- oh, pandemic. have to stay in my basement. the gloves are going to come off. no, stay in the basement is working. oh, maybe i'll do an interview with the swallows. scheduling conflict. maybe joe is going to take some questions. sorry, got to run. going to debate president trump. actually trump cheats. i don't think that's going to happen. seems like the joe biden candidacy may be this big mirage because i don't know about you. we live in a deep blue state. i go to the weekends. i go to jersey, and other deep blue state. i haven't seen one joe flaig, t-shirt, bumper sticker. you go on social media, there's no popular joe biden account. even the

this. monica: jessica is the artist of the family. she went to art school. she has her art major. lemonis: so, do you want jessork on it? monica: yeah. lemonis: we're gonna connect you with jess so you can get some influence from her. but by next friday, we need to be done. monica: thank you, chloe. chloe: thank you. ♪ lemonis: hey, bill. bill: good morning. lemonis: good morning to you. i'm marcus. as we work to develop our own skincare line, i want to make sure that we know everything we can about the sea buckthorn berry. so i'm taking monica to a local farm to meet somebody that specializes in the plant. the more we understand the plant, the more we can develop products and communicate to our customers about the benefits. bill: see, in asia, this would be used as a vitamin c source. monica: so good. lemonis: you know what it tastes like? a sweetart. bill: right. lemonis: juli, go on to monicapotterhome.com. and can you make a list of all the things you need from us -- images, product images, everything? juli: yeah. lemonis: in order to maximize the revenue for the company and for me to get a return on my in

this 30 minutes. here comes "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i am jesse watters with dana perino and greg gutfeld and dawn williams's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." busy hour of breaking news. president trump set to hold a news conference to address his comments about mail-in voting. the president warning of an election day disaster if everyone votes by mail. >> you could have a case where this election won't be decided on the evening of november 3rd. but 2 months later. you know why? because lots of things will happen during that period of time. especially when you have tight margins. lots of things can happen. there has never been anything like this. right now we have to live with it. we are challenging it in many courts across the country. >> but this morning the president encouraging mail-in voting in florida saying that state's system is safe and secure. the other big 2020 storyline: will joe biden step on the debate stage? some on the left say he should not. his wife jill telling dana perino he will be there. >> you know, joe is anything but that characterization. we have been campaigning

jesse: "watters' world" losing a friend this week.has passed away after a battle with coronavirus. he was a frequent guest on the show and we'll remember her man for his sharp wit wit and humor. and he knew how to butter up yours truly. >> i don't want this to go to your head. brilliant commentary. i think president trump nailed it when he says weakness gets us into war. trump supporters are not defensive. they are not jumping ship. both needs of the democrat debate. they were all losers. here is what i think mayor deblasio suffers from. new york-itis. they believe they are the center of the universe and everybody agrees with them. jesse: i hope i don't have that rubbing off on me. >> you are okay. governor huckabee and i will pull your chain and pull you back if you start acting side. jesse: our condolences to the cain family. her man will be missed. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's

jesse. time for this. ♪ dana is not here. i thought we had to have her dog on anyway.serati. jasper enjoying a cool wind to the gums. keeps his breath fresh. that's my jasper video for today. >> pretty good. jesse, you're up. >> gowdy on the g.g. show. have to tune in for that one. >> thanks so much. >> i'm kidding. i won't watch at all. [laughter] on behalf of my sister, we would like to wish our parents a happy 50th wedding anniversary. >> wow. >> tomorrow is 50 years for ann and stephen. there they are. that has to be from the 80s. my dad's suit is unbelievably big there. >> not like your swimsuit. >> mom and dad, we love you, we were going to celebrate this year. they were going to take us to jamaica. the china virus cut that trip short. we'll be in jamaica in spirit. "water's world" 8:00 before trey is on the g.g. show. dan bongino and i break down the violence. don't miss it. >> all right. big crowd in washington today marching to commemorate the 57th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech. one of the speakers was martin luther king iii

for a time this afternoon, air conditions were rated adam hazardous. that's the worst rating cities ghost towns. jesse gary is of those evacuated towns and joins us tonight with the latest on this. jesse in. >> reporter: cristina, good afternoon to you. and an update from the last hour. i've been told that the santa cruz county sheriff's department is investigating reports of missing persons, perhaps as many as three missing persons in this incident. that's all in the information we have right now, but of course we'll follow this story for you throughout the rest of the evening and on the 10:00 and 11:00 news. as for the california high we patrol and county deputy is, they are shifting their operations to provide support for evacuated areas. you can see one of the checkpoints here on highway 9 on the roads that lead up to boulder creek. this as many remaining residents are preparing to leave. >> reporter: nearly 24 hours after a mandatory evacuation order, the last few residents in scots valley are preparing to leave. >> it's just surreal. no words to describe it. even being here for the past however

this. here's "the five. "the five." >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, juan williams and bret baier and jesse waters. biden finally condemning violent protests after facing pressure to do so. it comes after growing turmoil in kenosha, wisconsin. police arrested a 17-year-old and charging him with murder after two people were shot dead and a third was injured last night. the city seeing businesses looted and some set on fire

>> dana: we were talking this week in new york dumping and the recycling of all the wine bottles. apparently, you are not alone, jesse is happening everywhere across the new york georgia/shoreline. but i feel like the administration or the dni office could have handled the communication on this little bit better because it was just sort of put out there without a lot of explanation and the follow-up explanation was pretty good. if you are going to do something like that you need to do it no way that shows you are leading with your front foot rather than having to backpedal. i don't think that was handled as well as it could have been. do you think it is a parody to have people that did politicize intelligence complaining about the intelligence of politicizing? why are the democrats not more angry with doing more stuff, russian interference if they were so convinced was happening at the time? and it is the trump administration's responsibility to make sure the election goes as well as it can. obviously, the governors have a big role to play but when it comes to intelligence, i think the in person ratings make a lot of

we're giving this -- >> jesse: you don't know what you're talking about. >> bret: this is how this all gather. we're waiting on the president at the white house just behind us and we're monitoring that. alexandria ocasio-cortez brings her progressive message to the dnc. what it means for joe biden? that's next. needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death. tears in t

all right let's get more on this from causton jess he is the chief economist at i n g a germany welcome to the program carson some drastic pictures there coming out of australia and there are those that say large herds of the german economy would not survive a 2nd block down because of the corona virus pandemic are those people right. i mean i. hadn't read on the government reaction but if you just imagine that up to now the german government has already used 3035 percent of german g.d.p. to cushion the fall of the economic measures it is hard to see that they could put the same amount on the table. so infections are on the rise not only in germany but also here what would be the best way to deal with these rising infections from an economist's point of view. this is from the heart really could be that the 2nd quarter g.d.p. data we now have an idea of off what the economic cost of a month of a fool dakar are and we saw that you know in germany it cost 10 percent of g.d.p. the longer the lockdown last with the more severe the economic impact is so what we should see here is 1st start li

jesse. >> okay. here is what's frustrating me in this conversation.h is focus on everybody's flaws, what's wrong with this person? what's going to cost them there? look at this list. this is a boom. this is an unbelievable list of people. i'll be real happy with whatever it is. it's not a dodge. i'm saying we as democrats, as americans, as independents with start looking at this list and saying i'm excited for different reasons for every single person on this list. now, kamala harris is not who i want staring across the debate stage from me if i were mike pence. it's also somebody that i think understands the criminal justice system, its flaws, where it comes short and understands the language and culture of the very people that we need to change their mind sets. i would like to see her dive into that world. susan rice will be a low-key partner. she's brilliant and has a global persona. karen bass, bipartisan chops. she's chafrming. she's an aunty i wouldn't mind to have, although kamala harris is like head aunty. even elizabeth warren is an economic

he said, "jesse, from this vantage point, the sun is setting in my life, all of the speeches, the politicalions, the crowds, and the great fights are behind me now. at a time like this, you are forced to deal with your irreducible essence, forced to grapple with that which is really important to you. and what i've concluded about life," hubert humphrey said, "when all is said and done, we must forgive each other, and redeem each other, and move on." our party is emerging from one of its most hard fought battles for the democratic party's presidential nomination in our history. but our healthy competition should make us better, not bitter. [applause] we must use the insight, wisdom, and experience of the late hubert humphrey as a balm for the wounds in our party, this nation, and the world. we must forgive each other, redeem each other, regroup, and move one. our flag is red, white and blue, but our nation is a rainbow -- red, yellow, brown, black and white -- and we're all precious in god's sight. [applause] america is not like a blanket -- one piece of unbroken cloth, the same color, the s

children, abuse children, have massive sex trafficking conspiracy networks and there's jesse waters promoting this this is a group labelled a domestic terror threat by the fbi. is this the main stream of qanon? it's a fringe idea becoming known to millions and being mainstreamed? >> how that craziness gets laundered into the mainstream is a mechanism you've done a lot of reporting on and something we have to call out at each and every opportunity. jesse waters can play cute as if he's -- the controversy and talking about a debate or something like that, but it's nothing of the sort. it's more akin to frankly of the coronavirus, you know, just like in that case, we have to have social distancing, we have to stop the spread, we have to warn people that this can happen, and we have to do everything we can to find the vaccine. >> it's a great point. that's a great way to view it. we've got multiple congressional candidates running on the gop ticket that espouse qunon beliefs. this is going to continue and we'll see this get more mainstreamed and folks have to stand up to it. errol lewis, thank you for

they expect this weekend to dry out which is why they want to do this now as opposed to later. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in this firefight, timing is everything. >>> for the first time, you can check the preliminary status of your home in the santa cruz mountain. officials with the santa cruz county emergency operations center created this map that shows a house by house view of the damage. the preliminary damage assessments are done using color-coded icons. take a look. green means no damage. yellow is minor. oranges for major damage. the buildings that are destroyed are highlighted with those red icons. sadly, as you can see, there is an awful lot of red on this map. >>> help arrives today for firefighters on the front lines here in the bay area. hundreds of national guard members showed up in the north bay. we are live from the fairgrounds with more on the role these guard members will play. >> reporter: let's get the first look right over here, and these are soldiers that are doing the first thing that they always do, set up camp so they can do their actual missions. when

let's try to get more on this from our correspondent michelle jess wahoo joins me now on the line from delhi and michelle how big is the problem for 1st knows like. facing. i've reduced the challenges but the organized a significant a recent report from a prominent economy monitor in india said that close to 19000000 jobs have been lost sanity jobs have been lost between april and july all of this yet and one in addition we might do the reports about big cuts across it to us and on the mission of these factors is making life in the city an affordable specially for those who might have to pay higher then now in contrast those who had to lead a little while just because they've been given what the whole auction even of this as he said not been cut that's not so much of an actual decision as much as it's an option it's not out of desperation however across the board many of the are professionals peaceful still said to be what's going to fall into that don't do the city is asked to never again because apart from access to a lot of opportunities the city's also great independence away from

countries very contribution to humanity and the planet where does the united states stand on this latest well jesse the u.s. ranked 40th place in the last today and yes it's pretty much a tie with russia which run 45 just you know wow 40th that's that's out of 150 odd countries so it's not out of 150 it's not so very well i don't know we're a country that likes to be number one and to be 40 if that you don't tell people where you want to be 45th anyway what countries have made the top 10 me and you can you give us some examples of what they're doing well the countries that are in the top 10 a rule from europe and in fact all but one of them switzerland are in the european union and of course i get a lot of angry emails from from people all over the world saying it's just because you're in europe well i'm not in europe anymore we left and that's still dealt with top of the of the index it's basically because within europe. the member states of the european union have a long habit of cooperation and collaboration together and they've seen the benefits of it and that's why they keep on doing it they w