so, yeah, i think achilles is a real injury that you do not want to play with, because that is not goodtolina are both through to the third round — but the tenth seed victoria azarenka is out. she was beaten in straight sets by world number 161 anna karolina schmiedlova from slovakia. 12—time champion rafael nadal is through to the third round. he cruised through in straight sets against america's mackenzie mcdonald. nadal will play italy's stefano travaglia next. johnny bairstow has missed out on a test contract for the next year. england's wicketkeeper batsman has only played one of the last 12 tests, so it wasn't unexpected. but he remains on the limited overs list of retained players. ollie pope, zak crawley, and dom sibley have been given test deals. five players have been given contracts for both red and white ball cricket. here's the england managing director on bairstow‘s omission. it's a knock for him, i'm sure. johnny has played one test match in the year. we only have so many contracts that we award. it's a tough call to make becausejohnny has been a very good servant for the

that achilles and costello brother george of his dad. might tony. so we all grew up together went to school together. and. who are all basically parents from the same village where. they're all desperately worried about nick not 2 years ago when he was 35 he was diagnosed with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis. nick's diagnosis turned his world upside down i'm just roommate and 3 year old just one brother in law washed down just knew there was something wrong and they sort of told us you've got a mess. and salaam bells in the head going and you just think any self there is no cure for this in it is going to be left in a wheelchair i remember screaming so we're out. the front of the books. since then nick's been plagued by fatigue migraines blurred vision pain and numbness in his legs and dread about what still lives in store to get your current policy in a week's time he's supposed to fly so moscow for a stem cell transplant a treatment that halts the progression of the n.h.s. in about 80 to 90 percent of cases like nics is going to be. so ther

well i mean so i think trump's achilles heel is certainly you know this inability to sometimes see beyond himself and so i think he needs to take himself out of the equation and tap into what other people want or what other people need and i i think that's what has to happen here and he's looking at the reaction in the press and more focusing on again and sort of going back to mass those hierarchy of needs what are what are those means that is from a messaging perspective in that should be what he focuses on in this debate and one of the highest needs in that hierarchy of massless hierarchy of needs is safety and security if americans do not have the feeling of safety and security that is what trump needs some hokus on. yeah that is going to be his fastball where doing your presidential debate she cheat with kristen ruby and claire meyerhoff after several decades on talk radio i'm accustomed to no minds being changed still there will be a big audience on tuesday night and as we've learned in past debates anything can happen. this to reagan after the election is going to have to propose a

so, yeah, i think achilles is a real injury that you do not want to play with, because that is not goodut the tenth seed victoria azarenka is out. she was beaten in straight sets by world number 161 anna karolina schmiedlova from slovakia. 12—time champion rafael nadal is through to the third round. he cruised through in straight sets against america's mackenzie mcdonald. nadal will play italy's stefano travaglia next. hello, i'm kevin ramjaun, and this is your latest sports news. —— gavin ramjaun. england's wicketkeeper has only played one of the last 12 tests, so it wasn't unexpected, so he remains on the limited overs lists for retained players. they've been given test deals, five players have been given contracts, both red and white ball cricket. here is the england managing director's admission. it's a not for him, i'm sure. johnny's played one test match in a year. we only have so many contracts that we award, and it's a tough call to make, because johnny has award, and it's a tough call to make, becausejohnny has been a very good serverfor make, becausejohnny has been a very good

he said it would be the achilles heel of america. he said it would continue unless good men decided to do something. so i respect him tremendously because i realized that, while people may judge someone based on their past, you have to understand that people can change. they can become different, better. strom thurmond made me realize you cannot look at somebody as black or white. you have to get to know them. that is why i have such a diverse people, not just because they are jewish, black, white, hispanic, european, but because they share our value system. we develop this camaraderie, this collaboration. people must stop getting caught up in stereotypes. statues of something that happened 200 years ago or someone who may have said something not politically correct is outrageous. if you believe people cannot change and make peace with themselves and their god and you continue to punish them, then we have lost the moral high ground and will never make the progress that is necessary for america to continue being great. host: miami bea

williams was due to play in the second round today but has withdrawn from the tournament with an achillesy to play again this year. 12 time champion rafa nadal is through to the third round. he eased past the american mackenzie macdoinal in staright sets and will play kei nishikori or stefano travaglia next. dominic team extended his winning strea k to dominic team extended his winning streak to nine matches at the two time finalist works its way past qualified check stock. —— jack sock make. johnny bairstow has missed out on an test contract for the next year but he remains on the limited overs list of retained players. ollie pope, zak crawley and dom sibley have been given test deals. five players have been given contracts for both red and white ball cricket. here's the england managing director on bairstow‘s omission it isa it is a not for him i am sure. johnny has played one test match in a year. —— it is a not for him. we only have so many contracts that we award. it is a tough call to make. johnny has been a very good selection for the team. but he remains a real import of what we d

in tennis, serena williams has been forced to withdraw from the french open in paris with an achilles tendon injury. liam's was aiming to win a record 24th grand slam title. she pulled out just before her second round match today saying that she was struggling to walk. the 39-year-old first suffered a flare up of the injury earlier this month. emmanuel bell has replaced david wagner. he arrives with the club in chaos after two defeats and with major financial problems. the 41-year-old managed for three seasons before being dismissed in april of last year. brazil's football star owes 34 point 6 million euros in taxes from his time in spain playing for barcelona. that is what official documents are now showing. he owes more than anyone else on a list of names issued by the spanish tax authorities. he is the latest in a long line of football players to fall afoul of the spanish tax system. binder munich has won the german super. the referee for tonight's game has announced that she is retiring six years before rules state she has to. the first female referee in the men's league says she

and in tennis serino williams has been forced to withdraw from the french open in paris with an achilles tendon injury while the williams was to amy to win a record equalling 24 grand slam title she pulled out of the tournament just before her 2nd round match today saying she was struggling to walk on the 31st suffered a flare up of the injury at the u.s. open earlier this month by in munich to take on runs in the german super cup in just over an hour while the game between the been as the champions and runners up was meant to happen before the league season but the coronavirus destruction pushed it back and it comes at a time when both clubs are licking their wounds. by and munich a bidding for a 5th trophy this year in the super cup against dortmund but the otherwise all conquering bavarians are smarting they suffered a shock for one defeat at hoffenheim in their 2nd bonus the game at the weekend the roy son name is also out of the super cup through injury and i want to do for him is often high and did very well they kept things very tight so we didn't have the same punch that we usual

she has an achilles injury that just is not getting any better. this is serena in better days when she won the opening match at the french open. williams was bidding to win a record equaling 24th grand slam title after having reached the semifinals of the u.s. open earlier this month. she said this injury whw ju ha her to compete in paris. certainly disappointment for a lot of sports fans. back to you. >>> all right, anne, thank you. >> time is now 4:40. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, some of you tuning in may have felt the swarm of small quakes that rattled the south bay yesterday. this morning, experts tell us how the soil plays a big factor in all the shaking. >>> and let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. it is >>> to our coronavirus coverage now and an oscar winning actor is helping bring pop-up testing to alameda this week. the city is partnering is sean penn's nonprofit core and medical device manufacturer to test island workers and residents. the site at the penumbra parking lot on harbor hay pa

now and in tennis arena williams has been forced to withdraw from the french open in paris with an achilles tendon injury williams was aiming to win a record equalling 24th grand slam title she pulled out of the tournament just before her 2nd round match today saying she was struggling to walk the 39 year old 1st suffered a flare up of the injury at the u.s. open earlier this month. in football byron munich take on dortmund in the german super cup on wednesday night in new nick the game between the bundesliga champs and runners up was meant to happen before the league season but the coronavirus destruction pushed it back and it comes at a time when both clubs are licking their wounds. by and munich a bidding for a 5th trophy this year in the super cup against dortmund but the otherwise all conquering bavarians are smarting they suffered a shock for one defeat at home for 9 in their 2nd bonus the game at the weekend the roy son name is also out of the super cup through injury and i want to do for him as often time did very well they kept things very tight so we didn't have the same punch tha

jeff in our final minute or so i'm just interested in your insights into the achilles heel of the movement is there a way that if you you know it will it split one day between democrats and republicans will it eventually shrink because it hit a top point or do you think it's a jog or not that will just continue to grow without you know being able to be stopped at some point how do you see the weak points of it and the possible fall of the evangelical political movement. so real quick i think the bad news and the good news the bad news is ever since 1925 when there was something called the scopes monkey trial this was about teaching evolution in schools and. and the the evolution is for why they derided in the press and the press the cleared fundamentalism dead as a force and u.s. history overlooking the fact by the way the fundamentalists won the court case. but it didn't matter they were just there were seen as fools since 1925 it's home a sort of like a drumbeat every 510 years the press declares the christian right fundamentalism gone were past all that 2008 when i published the family

open in the quarter finals 3 weeks ago but she has a problem with her achilles and cannot continue in paris it means williams as wait for a record equalling 24th grand slam singles title goes on she does not want to slam since the australian open in 2017 more reaction as we get it. on the men's side 12 times french open champion rafael nadal will be on court later on wednesday the spaniard 2nd round opponent is american mackenzie mcdonald who is ranked 236 in the world right on all this not expected to give it all to many problems on the clay courts of paris meanwhile world number one novak djokovic has booked a spot in the 2nd round the 2016 winner was however on the receiving end of what's all the really being shot of the tournament so far 22 year old swede mikko. fox then with what's known as a tween that djokovic had little trouble seeing over otherwise dropping only 5 games in a straight sets win. hopefully i can have another successful year here in paris. 2016 was a dream come true obviously the only french open title i've won in my career and it was a very long and dissipated t

probably agree with me that it's not the data the ester fire says when it lands on the miserable achille compromised populations it's dangerous magnified many times over and this is a line major issue with the race to vaccinate approach because i think it ignores a vital part of what makes this virus. so dangerous and so deadly. don't you think that in focusing so much on vaccines we are essentially taking a shortcut and ignoring structural issues which make so many people not all but so many people so susceptible and small vulnerable not only to cope with my gym but to many other viruses as well are turkey agree that there's an interesting question for a historian because. in 1998 there was a very famous come from certain not key in kazakhstan which came up with the idea of helpful all on the idea was very much the vaccines or any specific disease focused acknowledged to be seen as a long weapon bugs used within a much broader socio economic approach to dealing with. the rejection by someplace or as some by some experts of the idea that the infectious diseases had to be treated with a m

open in the quarterfinals 3 weeks ago but she has a problem with her achilles and is likely not to play any more tournaments in 2020 it means williams is wait for a record equalling 24th grand slam singles title goes on she has not won a slam since the australian open in 2017 struggling to walk so that's kind of telltale sign that i should. try to recover i love being out here it's my job it's been my job and i'm pretty good at it still until i feel that i'm good at it. and i'm so close to some things and just like i'm almost there i think that's what keeps me going. one woman who did make a way on for the coldest food seed a little sweet alina but after winning the 1st set 63 she dropped the 2nd say it's a mexican qualifier not a side are so our 6 love is ranked 178th in the world cup the ukrainian battle back to take the deciding set 62 to advance to the next round. on the men's side 12 times champion rafael nadal has cruised into the 3rd round in paris that all swept past american mackenzie macdonald who is ranked 256 in the world a spaniard winning 616163. meanwhile 2015 champions s

in china basic nif achille cut its holdings of u.s. debt amid rising tensions between washington and beijing. thanks for joining us here on r.t. internet. moscow is again urging berlin to exchange information about the alleged poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina valley adding that it has nothing to hide. international pressure mounts on russia over the case the us president of trump though says he hasn't seen any proof of the poisoning claims i don't know exactly what happened i think it's it's tragic it's terrible that shouldn't happen we haven't had any proof yet but i will take a look there have been international calls for transparency from russia in an investigation into what happened to alexina valmy the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has said moscow has nothing to hide when it comes to mist in the found me he says russia is still waiting though for requests for information to be answered. we have already commented on this and said we have nothing to hide the soon is aleksey new found he fell ill the plane was

sports news now in tennis arena has been forced to withdraw from the french open in paris with an achilles tendon injury williams was aiming to win a record equalling 24th grand slam title she pulled out of the tournament just before her 2nd round match today saying she was struggling to walk 39 year old 1st suffered a flare up of the injury at the u.s. open earlier this month. i've been asleep inside shaka have appointed former al gore boss manual as their new coach replaces david wagner who was sacked after just 2 games of the season. with the club in chaos after 2 defeats and with major financial problems the 41 year old managed alex borg in the bundesliga for 3 seasons before being dismissed in april of last year brazil's football star neymar 34600000 euros in taxes from his time in spain playing for barcelona that's what official documents are now showing the paris on german forward more than anyone else on a list of thousands of names issued by the spanish tax authorities he is the latest in a long line of football players including leno messi and cristiano ronaldo to fall foul of th

so, yeah, ithink achilles that's possible. i take solace in that.t good if it gets worse. johnny bairstow has missed out on an test contract for the next year. england's wicketkeeper batsman has only played one of the last 12 tests so it wasn't unexpected but he remains on the limited overs list of retained players. ollie pope, zak crawley and dom sibley have been given test deals. five players have been given contracts for both red and white ball cricket. here's the england managing director on bairstow‘s omission. it's a knock for him, i'm sure. johnny has played one test match in the year. we only have so many contact that we award. it's a tough cold to make becausejohnny has been a very good servant for the team, he remains a really important part of what we do. he is at white ball contracted player, he is one of our most dangerous players in that form and that hasn't changed. national league clubs have been told they will receive emergency grants to enable them to start the new season on saturday. clubs have been in talks with the government an

weekend into humiliated and has tumbled into its foundation for at least a decade well john of asia's achilles the director of a crisis group he says the military may not be best equipped to address mollies governance issues. i think that they have indicated that they are very willing actually to address you know that deep and structural programs you know of money the point is that you know if you look at money right now it's as much a security issue as it is a governance issue. and actually you know everybody of wonder whether military people are actually the best position to address issues in governance and then just you know issue with the fact that actually. marty you know and you know. a lot of issues you know that i also related to to the fact that you know the citadel you know the it cost us closer borders and also the fact that many donors are unable to continue you know funding a lot of projects with the authority so they have the money we have the resources with which to address. the issues of money that's that's a question in bamako the protest off stopped and that's a sign you know

open tennis says 23 times grand slam champion serena williams pulls out of the tournament with an achilles injury. we start this news with the worsening conflict between the bulge on armenia for a 4th day both sides are engaged in fierce battles over the disputed region often going to cut about civilian and military casualties are being reported by both sides the international community is calling for a cease fire but the 2 countries have dismissed the idea of talks charlotte ballasts has more. as the international community pleaded with armenia and azerbaijan to stop fighting they did the opposite now in its 4th day violence is increasing in the disputed region of nepal no karabakh. and it threatens to spread outside the immediate conflict zone and azerbaijan is more than a dozen kilometers from the front line that the sound of shelling reverberates through the town. 3. men have crowded outside conscription offices in the capital back ready to be seen to battle what it does that it is there is no there is no fear and country needs us will go as far as necessary for a country. karabakh is

open tennis $23.00 times grand slam champion serena williams pulls out of the tournament with an achilles injury. for a 4th day armenia and azerbaijan are engaged in fierce battles over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides of rejected international demands for a ceasefire by contrast on the ground they are attacking each other like this artillery rockets other heavy weapons in civilian and military casualties are being reported by both countries turkey says it will be backing azerbaijan by quote every means available and france just part of an international group trying to mediate a truce is criticized for what it calls war like rhetoric what we're going to start with this from slim your she has gone to a city that has come under attack on the front lines and she sent us this reports. we're in barga almost 8 kilometers to the close do not go to. actually we are hearing all the time we are hearing the poundings over as our bridge onto the armenian side and from iranian side to our bridge on side people were here i'm on a very small hill on the top of a small hill it's civilia

magazine it does give you pause is this going to be the thing that turns out to be as it were the achilles heel for the trump presidency while we're within 2 months of an election and every day is really enter turnitin in u.s. politics but certainly this is something that the president has been on twitter on saturday morning again trying to refute the last 48 hours certainly have not been what one would think he would want them to have been 60 days left wow ok rosendo it and in virginia thank you now police in poland have broken up protests and arrested dozens of demonstrations these protests which have been going on since the death of george floyd in police custody back in may president trump dispatched federal agents to portland in july saying local law enforcement were incapable of stopping the on wrist so they were late 0 draw on. well so jonah says a journalist who's been following the protests in poland spoke to him earlier and he says people are getting ready for a big rally on saturday and so explains the impact president trump's comments are having on the city tomorrow is the 100

developing certainly late in the day on wednesday but no doubt across the southeast we've got one to scout achiles in florida and as i say out across the west there's no real healthful rain but temperatures are not as high as they were the winds also have come down that we had down to central america and the cowra been this month the cloud you can see here this possibly could develop into the next tropical storm but for now it's producing some very heavy amounts of rain it'll work its way west is through the caribbean says we go through tuesday say it already take quite a few heavy showers and thunderstorms across into cuba and into hispaniola meanwhile out across western mexico there is more rain in the 4 cars now it's actually moving a bit further to the north but some very heavy downpours at all some warnings in place by wednesday it is an improving picture and elsewhere a case of scattered showers. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing god. can guide us to. a simple time. inform us. unconventionality of life witnessed through the lens of the human mind. is what in

she's withdrawn from the french open with an achilles problem.ternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it was their first tv debate of the presidential election campaign and it wasn't pretty. donald trump and his democratic rivaljoe biden exchanged bitter insults during a heated 90 minutes on telelvision. the first head—to—head event of the campaign was dominated by personal insults and constant interruptions. mr biden called the president a "clown" and told him to "shut up" while mr trump brought up drug use by his rival‘s son. gary o'donoghue sent this report. debate night chaos. it was the event that gripped america. the candidates throw insults at each other and ignore the moderator at last night's bitter first presidential debate. it is the biggest moment of the election campaign so far. toe—to—toe, face—to—face, the virtual sparring over, the time when the gloves come off. the radical left... will you shut up, man? who is on your...? 0h, give me a break. because you know what? there is nothing smart about you. well, it is hard to get any

now in tennis are in a way as has been forced to withdraw from the french open in paris with an achilles tendon injury williams was aiming to win a record equalling 24th grand slam title while she pulled out of the tournament just before her 2nd round match today saying she was struggling to walk while the 39 year old 1st suffered a flare up of the injury at the u.s. open well here this month. liverpool player it's jago outcome tara has tested positive for the corona virus after displaying mild symptoms the spanish a midfielder only recently joined live reports from by munich he's played once for the club but missed liverpool's last 2 matches once jago was 18 part of the bahrain team that won 3 trophies last season will now have to self isolate for at least 10 days fired by u.k. health authorities. you're watching the ws coming up in news asia protests in india after the victim of a little gang rape dies in the hospital and after this tells us the police failed the woman. got a lot more coming up here with my colleague here a show about urgent coming in just coming up in just a moment on

it travel is the achilles heel of the royalfamily, because it takes travel is the achilles heel of thees, it is very expensive and there might be pressure in the future either to have fewer trips or maybe travel with a smaller entourage. but, yes, it isa with a smaller entourage. but, yes, it is a big ticket item.” with a smaller entourage. but, yes, it is a big ticket item. i guess one thing at the moment is there are fewer trips because of covid. david, thank you very much indeed. you are welcome. time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm tarah welsh. michael keewa—nooka has won this year's mercury prize award. the singer song writer from muswell hill, saw off competition from stormzy and dua lipa to win the £25,000 prize. he had been nominated for the award two times before. i have always been kind of worried about my place in the musical landscape, where a fit in, all those kind of questions. and with this one ijust kind of made a decision that i wanted do not really worry about these things. the loud revving of car engines has b

and in turn to serena williams has been forced to withdraw from the french open in paris with an achilles tendon injury well the williams was aiming to win a record equalling of 24 the grand slam title she pulled out of the tournament just before her 2nd round match today saying she was struggling to walk the 39 year old's 1st suffered a flare up of the injury at the u.s. open earlier this month. by munich a take on it in the german super cup on wednesday night in munich the game between the bundesliga champions and runners up was meant to take place before the season but the current affairs destruction pushed it back it comes at a time when both clubs are licking their wounds. by an munich of bidding for a 5th trophy this year in the super cup against dortmund but the otherwise all conquering bavarians are smarting they suffered a shock for one defeated hoffenheim in their 2nd bonus the game at the weekend the roy son name is also out of the super cup through injury and i want to say. often time did very well they kept things very tight so we didn't have the same punch that we usually ha

i say now that my loyalty is my achilles' hills. saw -- heels. >> we are going to represent the united states of america. i am honored to produce the inauguration. i thought it would be in everyone's best interest in the united states to be represented well. to go in the east wing, we'll get somebody else to do that. i didn't know enough about policies or the type of people that they are. i had my relationship with melania. had i had more views into who donald was. i didn't spend time with him. i would have done what my friend told me to do which is run. >> the combination of not knowing as much of policy and not knowing what you are getting into or understanding what you are about. it makes you perfect for the administration. >> now here you are has a great room to write bt about it and i will be a lot of heat. >> "melania & me" is on sale now. >> thank you for joining me tonight >> melania's husband keeps on pushing this two-prong speech to black voters. this is the most important part of the show tonight. we are taking you inside

isger-term, this highlighting the achilles heel in the whole funding system. probably expect calls from universities to the government for a little more money. paul allen in sydney. let's get you a check of the business flash headlines. diet --wo e-commerce giant set to be planning a $1 billion hong kong ipo as soon as this month. hong kong has seen a parade of higher tech firms go public while health care companies have raised some $13 billion through first time share sales, breaking a 12 year record. a buyout firm led by leon black is exploring a takeover of a german plastic maker. they were spun out of a drugmaker five years ago and its shares of have to from a high and now valued at around $10 billion. they've been in discussions for several weeks. mccoury bank has offered $3 billion for a 50% stake in open fiber. it would pave the way for an italian single national broadband network, a priority for the prime minister. sale may also face opposition from the eu's antitrust arm. are set toards create spain's biggest lender. it seeks to boost profitability fo

achilles victory, and he's leading the polls by 6 points, could put him in office as early as november 30th shrinking the gop senate majority, complicating the nominee's past the confirmation. to say nothing of the court weighing in on critical issues like what happens with all the mail-in voting. justice ginsburg's body will lie in repose at the supreme court wednesday and thursday and then in the state at the f statuary hall friday, a first for a woman, breaking barriers even posthumously. shannon: continuing to make history, the president taking some heat for some of his comments during that rally, first about national guard members breaking up protests in minneapolis. >> sometimes they grab one guy. i'm a reporter, i'm a reporter, get out of here. they threw him aside like he was a little bag of popcorn but honestly when you watch the crap we all had to take so long when you see that, you don't want to do that but when you see it it is a beautiful site. >> the president marked a cnn reporter he said was hit in the knee by a tear gas canister. breaking tonight, moderate house democr

. >> let's start on the debate tonight and what may be, according to some, the vice president's achilles' heel. listen to this from april ryan, our white house correspondent. >> joe biden's biggest weakness is joe biden. if he is not on point, if he's not as succinct he's got to be clear-minded with this. sometimes he gets lost in his speech. he's very clear and sometimes he goes off on the tangent. he has to be succinct. whatever they do in this prep they have to make sure he does this on the stage on tuesday night in cleveland, ohio. >> what do you think, congressman? the words of the night for the vice president consignificance and brevity? >> look, i think the vice president is known for being able to speak emotionally and talk from his heart and i think you'll see that during this debate and more importantly that's how he connects to the american public, but he will be able to speak, you know, concisely, carry message and really take the fight to donald trump. at the end of the day this is what the discussion is going to be based around, the fact that the this president has let down

. >> david, what do you think joe biden's biggest achilles heel is tonight on that stage? >> so i think there's a couple of things. one, i would expect his son hunter biden's business dealings to come up. he knows it will come up in one of the debates so the question again is how does he respond to it? i also think again for him, it's a lot about how he responds to the issues as much as he responds to the issues. one thing democrats not just vice president biden have been bad at that president trump is really good at is bragging about their accomplishments and if vice president biden takes the approach of saying well, here's why we did the affordable care act, i think that's less effective as one of his lines from, you know, almost a decade ago where he said, hey, chevy's alive and bin laden is dead. i think that was a biden line. that's the way you debate president trump. not with extensive, long winded policy answers. it's going to be a lot about strategy. you'd like to think that this is about the issues, but at some level it's about who projects their leadership abilit

because the democrats are so behold, they will not cross them on this issue and that's the real achillesusetts briefly, you followed this, they are trying to regulate the teaching pods which of these families that get together and have to offer an alternative for their kids. kim: is inevitable, as soon as the parents get creative here comes the pod police. all kinds of things would know where the five families, you cannot pay for their services, this is not what parents need right now, they did more flexible the and freedom at these times. paul: thank you kim. ben franklin, yes ben franklin of concernthe person as d.c. committee re-examines the names of schools parts and monuments in that city, we will tell you who else made the list when we come back. ♪ limu emu & doug you know limu, after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt you the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. lib

we represent the achilles' heel to the democrat party and the ideology.minorities are wake all the games have to stop because what they love to use, we are the conduit. white supremacy, racism, these are the things they claim to be fighting even though what they're really trying to do is usher in a period of racism. their pro- segregationists. i'm unbelievably optimistic everyday because when i hear them screaming what i see and what i hear is fear. >> candace owens, the book is blackout. when we come back i will ask you this. who is behind these riots. when i watch them on tv, it's really not the mainstream media that is the left, it's citizen journalists with iphones and so forth. i'm not seeing a lot of people rising up from these various communities, i'm seeing a lot of white people, i'm seeing what we learned later are some criminal criminals, i'm seeing marxists who were shipped in from city to city maybe there even paid but i've not seen this great uprising in the inner-city communities. i'd be interested in your take on that. we'll be right back.

>> i don't think so, and i think the recent report about the taxes is really going to be the achillesl. it's going to continue the narrative around the president, all he talks about is the stock market. the president talked about when he ran last time before he got elected this he was going to raise taxes on the wealthy, expand health care and then rebuild the united states with a $2 trillion infrastructure bill, and the reality is he cut taxes for the rich, lowered the corporate tax rate, and all he talks about is the stock market. so, him not paying taxes or paying $750 in taxes when the average worker in youngstown, ohio, probably pays more than that is going to continue that narrative, and that's an opening we're going to continue to hammer. this is a person that's really not connected to the blue collar people. bret: congressman, i i'm sure you heard there's a big pushback saying "the new york times" story is rid aringed with gross inaccuracies, over the past decade the president has paid tens of millions of dollars in personal ago taxes to the federal government, they refused to

that is his achilles heel, no question. the economy is a net plus for him, but the wildcard is what is happening in urban areas of america. vonnie: give us your sense right now as to what happens. polls say one thing but then commentators got it right last time around who are also saying we will have a repeat of last time. what are the chances that we across the quo board, and what are the chances we have a trump presidency but the senate flips? greg: the senate is an interesting story. in some respects, almost as interesting as the presidential race. the senate is sort of the firewall against activist legislation coming out of the house, so if the senate should fall, and it is close, that would be a big deal for the markets. right now, the four vulnerable republican seats, one democratic seat, so you could get a tie. the tie would be broken by the president, but that is a scenario where the markets would be concerned. vonnie: if there is a change in leadership -- and we may not know four months -- but if it is a swap from

>> i say now that i think my loyalty is my achilles heel.riend who had nobody else to help her in a position that was going to represent the united states of america. i actually was honored to produce the inauguration. i thought it would be in everyone's best interest in the united states to be represented well. to go into the east wing, there was nobody else to do that. i didn't go in with my eyes wide open, and i didn't know enough about policy, and i didn't know enough about the type of people that they are. i had my relationship with melania, had i had more of a view, a glimpse into who donald was -- i didn't spend time with him. i would have done what my friends told me to do, which was run. >> the combination of not knowing as much about policy, not knowing what you were getting into, and not understanding what they were about made you a perfect fit for this administration, based on what we've been seeing on a regular basis. here you are, you have the bravery to write about it, there's going to be a lot of heat that comes, i hope you'r