lauri: i'm lauri turner. lemonis: lauri, nice to meet you. how many different hats are in here?: all of them. lemonis: no, but how many different kinds. lauri: lots. lemonis: when did lots become a financial or a quantitative term? lots of hats? okay. i mean, is there 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 4,000? nope, just lots. lots, okay. now, are these men's or ladies'? lauri: both. lemonis: are most hats are unisex? lauri: all hats are unisex except for ladies hats. it's not your color either. now, to me, that's not necessarily... lemonis: doesn't fit my fat head though. lauri: nope. you have a significant sized cranium. lemonis: i have a what? lauri: significant sized cranium. lemonis: you mean i have a big head? lauri: above average. lemonis: above average. okay. the one thing that i was looking for in this process is the product knowledge that differentiated them from any other company that could sell hats. if you're going to have a business specifically about hats, your product knowledge and your ability to assess the customer, put the right thing on them, well, it's paramount. and what'

. >> i'm lauri caron.type wildlife sanctuary from my husband and continues to be wild every single day. [ lion roars ] [ birds chirping ] >> hi, lauri. >> hi. >> i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you, jamie. >> great to meet you, too, at this animal retirement home? >> yes, it's pretty much like a nursing home/retirement village. >> we're not talking about kitty cats or puppies. i heard a roar already. can i take a look? >> absolutely. come on. >> as lauri gives me a behind-the-scenes tour, i catch a glimpse of the 100-plus creatures that currently live at the octagon wildlife sanctuary. [ lion growls ] clearly, the sound of feeding day... >> yes. >> ...in the air. >> yes, absolutely. >> lauri tells me every animal here is a rescue, at one time abused or abandoned, that would otherwise be euthanized. animals like lily, a black leopard saved from a closed-down breeding zoo, are given a second lease on life. >> look at her eyes. she's beautiful. >> isn't she beautiful? [ black leopard purring ] >> is she purring at

laurie, thank you so much for making time for us this evening. i know you're in the middle of a lot of stuff. >> yes, i am. i most definitely am. i'm also noticing that my lights are not bright enough for you. oh, well. i'm in the dark. >> it's all right. actually, if we tell everybody to squint a little bit, we kind of look the same. one of the things that alarmed me in your piece today on foreign policy is that you describe the status right now of all of the multiple vaccine efforts that are under way around the world, including the most promising ones, and it seems like it's sort of cause for alarm that there's no standard promulgated by the fda or by anybody for comparing the relative effectiveness and safety of the various vaccines that are all being explored. >> this is a huge point, and i'm so glad that you caught it because it's easy to overlook. we don't have any -- we don't have any real standard that any company is required to use to measure the efficacy of their product. so every company has their own tests, their own ways of saying,

to testify last several months, including businessmen, campaign supporters, attorneys and sheriff laurie smith herself. throughout her short appearance sheriff smith asserted 5th amendment right against self-incrimination, nine separate times. starting with first question, asked to summarize for the grand jury career as sheriff. stumbled a bit but got out i assert my privilege against self-incrimination, repeated again and again. asked questions about the ccw licenses given, sheriff smith answering, no, sir, again, asserting my privilege. undersheriff rick sung also pled the fifth. as solutions, who wanted concealed carry permits for employees appeared to be critical. deputy d.a. asked do you remember anything in terms of whether or not you ultimately wrote a check to benefit laurie smith, did you ultimately do that? responding quote, yeah, i ultimately wrote a check for $45,000. then as solutions ceo christian west who pled guilty and prosecutors say is cooperating with the investigation, something he indicated would do in grand jury testimony. told grand jurors in a meeting told him wi

lauri: all of them. lemonis: but how many different kinds? lauri: lots.nd if i die i'll be buried in it or burned up in it. lemonis: then i go to utah to meet a snow and skiboard manufacturer funded by deep pockets. and how much have you invested in this business? lou: $6 million. lemonis: i'm sorry? lou: $6 million. lemonis: unfortunately,

i just did my pod cast on the vaccine and we had laurie garrick i think you've interviewed and an expertn pandemic and no matter who wins, there is no baseline of truth anymore, and donald trump has undermined the fda, the cdc, the nih, these are all career scientists that have worked through all these different administrations and now he's accusing them of being infiltrated by the deep state. so there is this distrust on what is the truth in this country now and that started with rush limbaugh. i wrote a book about that and then fox and "lies and the lying liars that tell them" and at that time it was frowned upon to use the word lie. that's what they do and as a result, we are going to have a divided country for a long time and this guy, trump, he's lied. he lied about covid. we know that now from the woodward book. he called it a hoax. he told woodward he knew what it was. it surprised me. i thought he wasn't paying any attention at all. this is worse. this is worse. he literally called what we knew existed a hoax. >> yeah, until now, i thought i was living under the inception he wasn

jonesi joining us now is laurie garret.know you are in the middle of a lot of stuff. >> yes, i am. i noticed that my lights are not bright enough for you. oh well, i am in the dark. >> it is all right. we tell everybody just to squint a little bit. one of the things that alarmed me in your piece today of foreign policy is that you described the saddest right now of all the multiple vaccine efforts that including the most promising ones that there are no standards by the fda or by anybody for comparing the relative effectiveness and safety of all the vaccines that are being explored. >> it's a huge point. and i'm so glad that you caught it because it is easy to overlook. we don't have any -- we don't have any real standard that any company is required to use to measure the ethicacy of their product. so every company has their own tests, their own ways of saying, oh, we raised t-cell response as measured by this, you know, standard. but no two companies are using exactly the same standards. and so what we have is a hodgepodge

laurie anderson gained fame and outside the art world with the song superman which reached number 2 on the u.k. charts the video to the hit single is on display in the exhibition lives. we asked music journalist and pop expert christiane both to explore the show with us. artists also make music as an act of liberation from the rigid rules of aren't. and that's what this show is about the freedom of art and the way fine artists disregard the rules of their musician colleagues fearlessly and innovative late 00 yoko ono has shifted between performance art and music for 60 years she's considered a hunk are. her voice cracks and if you look at different kinds of heavy metal singing for instance it pre-sale just so much for that was. the exhibition contains a number of challenging acoustic experiences but there are also can you sing in catchy videos icelandic artist like knock out tones and addresses the role of the artist in his work in his music video the one he appears as a pop artist. unconventional completely bypassing the classical rules of composition that's a common denominator of al

enjoying the millennium development goals who are going back in time with that so it's really really laurie is there anything being done to avoid that or at least to mitigate. yeah so sad i feel guilty and i wish and i work full we've been working very hard we put together a conception committee put together a statement looking at specific things that could be done to try to mitigate this. one of the ideas for example this is which women will continue to use for example women coming to give birth generally who continue to come to hospital to get beth although that's not true all over the globe as any and many countries that will continue to happen said that these women should then be able to access services that they wouldn't be able to wouldn't want to use they have to send contraception they may think that actually we should be printing contraception contraception says this into maternal health and so a lady comes to have a baby people told her about will contraceptive method she she would want and that she gets that method before she leaves hospital and if you use a long lasting method l

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laurie. i hope you come back soon. thank you very much. >>> well, still to come, moments from now, justice ruth bader ginsburg will return for the final time to the supreme court. you will see it live right here. >>> a moment for the court, a moment for the country. and new reporting this morning from "the new york times" says that russian trolls are simply amplifying president trump's own misleading statements this election cycle rather than create their own disinformation. former national security adviser to president trump, h.r. mcmaster will join me next to discuss this and other threats. and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! and all the moments you haven't "hi" love, can't wait -"got the ring!" -"yes!" and with jared it doesn't have to ♪ to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. that includes temperature scan, and sanitizing everythingfe. an

re an a group of friends out for a morning run and they say someone just going off on them for and laurierez found out police say she e one this timweiler state beach when these frie morning ron say this woman called them the n word ouwhere as they crossed paths, you called me. >>african it. >>wordsmyshe black lives don't matteyr if your life doesn't matter you need to goshe that she disliked bk d feeling threatened. the trio says th they in sayinghateful speech needed to be exposed. that's when they say she it calling police with what they say e report of being assaulted i knew i need an ambulance. >>what the vironment has been d by the women say theyon alert these past few years aware of this country. >>but bracing for an attack and facing 2 different things and tired i r all of us that's a direct attack late in has never happened before and i think it was a re face is what we're hoping that the people it is just that en in front of a and racism at the cnn or circles and. it's unfortunate that people still feel this way they do things that you can't be on takes. >>that was laura perez r

mark laurie understands the internet as well as anybody to reach out to fans.will reach out to fans. a-rod knows baseball. vinny viola is involved with this, former head of the new york merc, michael poli, creator of vitamin water. robert and john kraft will be involved in some way. not putting money in, what i understand, but part of their group. i should point out as of now, from what i understand from my baseball sources, steve cohen does have the votes. that may change and that's where the a-rod bid comes in, but just so you know, as of now, he does have the votes. let's be real clear. i want to switch to oracle/tiktok. after your show or maybe during your show, we could get some word as to whether the government is going to approve this deal. it's a very different deal than was originally expected. liz: yeah. charlie: the president wanted a sale. what sources are telling us is when this thing comes out and it could come out imminently, government approval or disapproval, oracle feels increasingly confident it will be approved later today or early tomorrow.

and to tell us all about it, laurie garrett, pulitzer prize winning journalist and author of the book "the coming plague." lori, i was astonished by that news today. and i'm curious as someone who has been really reporting deeply on this what your reaction was to it. >> well, i mean, on one level, none of us are surprised. we have all been talking about will there be an october surprise? there certainly has been steps taken to try and push the fda to approve and approve. about a month ago it was announced that on october 22nd, the special advisory panel at the fda that would decide whether or not to green light a vaccine would be convening. so the timing was already kind of sitting out there. but this letter goes a whole other step. i mean, my jaw was on the floor when i saw it. i can't remember ever seeing anything like it for any outbreak in any vaccine in the united states before. it's basically telling governors all over the states and territories that you got to be ready for this private company mckesson to come in and run a giant operation of vaccination. we don't have a vaccine

women determined to save the dolphins we all share the same it was a really needed because i think laurie by that time a thing on it was using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior we can monitor them for their vocal photos and behavior we're able to how they're adapting to their new environment women make science dolphin sanctuary on al-jazeera. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. direct peace talks for the 1st time afghan government on taliban leaders begin negotiations to end decades of fighting. we are here with good intentions of your allies durable peace negotiations should move forward with a lot of patience. are watching al-jazeera live from headquarters in doha i'm tell you now ok they're also ahead. security forces and other routes violently break up a woma

. >>> in santa clara county, a bribery investigation surrounding sheriff laurie smith's election took a surprising turn. one of the defendants pleaded guilty, signaling intent to work with authorities. chris nguyen from san jose. >> reporter: at hall of justice, a major development after central figure in bribery and conspiracy case connected to re-election bid pleaded guilty in his arraignment monday morning. >> this is effort on our office to make sure the public business is conducted ethically and appropriately. >> reporter: rosen says cooperating with prosecutors. counts could be downgraded to misdemeanors. among five defendants accused of brokering a deal for concealed carry weapons permits in exchange for $90,000 in donations to independent committee that supported the sheriff's most recent re-election. also indicted, local attorneys, weapons manufacturer and captain james jensen, all pleaded not guilty to the charges. spoke with shum's attorney who filed a motion to disqualify the district attorney's office from trying the case, saying was a friend and confidant for him over th

>>that was laurie perez reporting the woman other women filed a hate incident report with police and as you saw in the video the woman on camera. >>also called police but she ended up saying that she didn't want to file any charges. well back here in the bay area course continuing to monitor the smoke as we take a live look outside we've got john here standing by with a closer look at the forecast for today and beyond i guess most going to be here for a little while john yeah, gray skies above the golden gate above the bay bridge and above san jose this morning, we're really all sitting at least hazy conditions and like you mentioned james. >>it's sticking around for a while ahead of us some areas are worse than others we are seeing a pocket of bad air still hanging out marin county as well as right along the coast, poor conditions on the peninsula and has gradually got worse for san francisco through the morning too so not the best day to be spending a whole lot of time outside definitely plan your and your activities indoor for the week ahead and get out there as little as you need

lauri is now an activist and campaigner for internet freedoms and a supporter ofjulian assange.g extradition, like julian assange. can he faced years fighting extradition, likejulian assange. can you tell us what it is like living with that day after day and week after week? what it is like living with that day after day and week after week7m what it is like living with that day after day and week after week? it is quite a horrific situation to being. i would not wish it on my worst enemy. you had to spend years and yea rs enemy. you had to spend years and years with your entire future, your entire fate hanging in the balance ofan arcane entire fate hanging in the balance of an arcane and have desk system, prospects of going to a country you had never been to and in my case never lived in poverty essentially spend the rest of your life in lockdown, for summer silly reasons. —— somewhat. i could only get through it due to support from friends, family and people like yourselves. you used the word kafkaesque, because you never knew what the evidence was against you. it is difficult

interesting but also laurie. there was a post about the outbreak a mysterious outbreak of pneumonia in china. dr louis is the deputy director of taiwan center for disease control he says that from the outside there were 3 crucial indications that something very serious was happening in china. the growth is there or be sure announcement by the elves or storage to the hospitals these were reminding our beetle there is outbreak on your morning. happening in hospitalized patients so be careful about taking old cases and the 2nd message doctors reminding each other while be careful because it could be dangerous to us so be careful that these patients were isolated and that a certain message was the bow to doctors chatting about well in my house we talk i've found so many cases of pneumonia and they seem to be associated with as wide as the full market and preliminary results there is it's probably sarce. the 2003 sars epidemic which also began in china infected over 8000 people around the world and killed 73 people in

along with so many others, as the pandemic hit, olympians like gymnast laurie hernandez had to find acan be the beam. the vault. >> reporter: those who felt like climbing the walls did. world champions lifted weights at a local park or in a garage next to holiday decorations. the artistic swimming team synchronized by zoom. family pets became training partners with the kids' play room or a new york city balcony transformed into the gym. >> sometimes on the balcony, the guy who lives across from me, oh, you're fencing now. >> reporter: darrell homer won a silver medal in rio in 2016 and is trying to make his third olympic team. >> it was probably 2.5 months with very, very limited training. >> reporter: finding a new place to run drills was far from the only challenge for these elite athletes whose lives and routines are meticulously planned years in advance. hernandez won gold and silver medals in rio, but like other olympic hopefuls, she now has to wait to qualify for the upcoming games. >> everybody was getting ready to peak, and then we're having to come back down again. >> reporte

laurie anderson gained fame outside the art world with the song superman which reached number 2 on the u.k. charts the video to the hit single is on display in the exhibition lives. we asked music journalist and pop expert christiane bowles to explore the show with us. artists also make music as an act of liberation from the region rules of aren't. and that's what this show is about the freedom of art and the way fine artists disregard the views of their musician colleagues fearlessly and innovative late. yoko ono has shifted between performance art and music for 60 years she's considered a hunk of art. he's going to her voice cracks and if you look at different kinds of heavy metal singing for instance it pre-sale just so much for vic was. the exhibition contains a number of challenging acoustic experiences but there are also pleasing and catchy videos and icelandic artistic are not chattels one addresses the role of the artist in his work in his music video the one he appears as a pop artist. unconventional completely bypassing the classical rules of composition that's a common denom

laurie anderson gained fame outside the art world with the song oh superman which reached number 2 on the u.k. charts the video to the hit single is on display in the exhibition. we asked music journalist and pop expert christiane bowles to explore the show with us. artists also make music as an act of liberation from the rigid rules of garden. and that's what this show is about the freedom of art and the way fine artists disregard the rules of their musician colleagues fearlessly and innovative late. yoko ono has shifted between performance art and music for 60 years she's considered a hunk of art. he's going to her voice cracks and if you look at different kinds of heavy metal singing for instance it pre-sale just so much for vic was. the exhibition contains a number of challenging acoustic experiences but there are also pleasing and catchy videos and icelandic artistic knock out tunes one addresses the role of the artist in his work in his music video the one he appears as a pop artist. unconventional completely bypassing the classical rules of composition that's a common denominat

are out of time so let's thank our guests very much for their participation in the show hummus a la laurie rosa the law and the manual. and thank you too for watching you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from me sam is a band and the whole year finale go by. 'd they start is drinks container. 'd and usually end up as garbage. in a nuisance but for a select fiend old bottle service the building blocks of a better life. 'd and the stepping stones to owning a family. these fine dan lot in america is in bolivia and downloads into the world of garbage. on how to sing. yes. and the disease because 50 percent of all debts children and. all that much. like to see a child to get a. cheap. piece to sleep soon. cease. to. i. pads governing party has a new leader so your show you this is on track to become the next prime minister. from doha everyone come all santamaria wit

and 2000 hong kong pro-democracy activists including jimmy laurie and joshua wong of appeared in courtto face charges of illegal assembly they're accused of taking part in a band event in june that commemorated to china's 1989 chinaman square protests. this is d.w. news life from birth and still to come out of the 10 years what progress have we made in the fight to preserve earth's wildlife. first though in about an hour u.s. president donald trump is due to preside over a ceremony to mark the normalization of relations between 2 gulf arab states and israel leaders of the united arab emirates and bahrain will join israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the white house floor as the w.'s turn your credit reports it marks a shift in the balance of power in the middle east. the 1st knesset flight from tel aviv to up would be a long isolation period for israel and the region has ended until now it only has signed peace treaties with egypt and jordan in august israel normalize ties with the united arab emirates the train followed a month later brokered by the u.s. it cygnus a teenager

restaurant owner in golden gate restaurant association executive director laurie thomas says. >>well it may not be enough for everybody it's a good start. >>for those of us who are already takeout and delivery and outdoor dining being able to add this will help. >>even with takeout delivery and patio dining many restaurants are still losing money or barely breaking even ultimately the goal is for san francisco's covid-19 health indicators to continue to go down eventually allowing indoor dining at 50% capacity. but the mayor says that only happens if mask wearing and social distancing continue. we can't let up. >>we can't see another surge we can't go backwards we've come too far. >>again this 25% capacity dining up 200 people this only happens if san francisco's health numbers, stay steady. we'll have to see the earliest san francisco could move to the orange is september 29th, live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan now to a developing story we're following a tense situation for by riders today when a man was stabbed on a train in the east bay. >>it ha

as the pandemic hit, olympians like gymnast laurie hernandez had to find ways to work from home. >> myst beam? >> reporter: ( laughs ) my coffee table could be the beam, the vault. those who felt like climbing the walls did. world champions lifted weights at a local park. the artistic swimming team synchronized by zoom, the kid's >> reporter: those who fel playrooms or new york city balcony transformed into the gym. darryl homer won a silver medal in 2016 and is trying to make his third olympic team. >> probably two and a half months with very, very limited training. >> reporter: finding a new place to run drills was far from the only challenge for these elite athletes whose lives and routines are meticulously planned years in advance. hernandez won gold and silver medals in rio but like other olympic hopefuls she now has to wait to qualify for the upcoming games. >> everybody was getting ready to peak and now all of a sudden we have to come back down again. >> reporter: a new schedule means another year of testing limits, financially, mentally and physically. while kyle merber helped

restaurant owner in golden gate restaurant association executive director laurie thomas says.>>well it may not be enough for everybody it's a good start. >>for those of us who are already takeout and delivery and outdoor dining being able to add this. >>will help. >>even with takeout delivery and patio dining, many restaurants are still losing money or barely breaking even ultimately the goal is for san francisco's covid-19 health indicators to continue to go down eventually allowing indoor dining at 50% capacity. the mayor says that only happens if mask wearing and social distancing continue. we can't let up. >>we can't see another surge we can't go backwards we've come too far. >>earliest the state could move san francisco from red to orange to september 29th and again that all depends on those covid numbers, staying steady live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>all right. thank you dan well if you are eating outside tonight enjoying the fresh air at least a spare the air alert is going into effect starting tomorrow we're back on the spare the air train for some pa

desperately needed help for his mental state of mind i mean he seems to be actually automatically thank you laurie a barton says she called police to assist her with getting her 13 year old son limped into the hospital as he suffers from mental illness thanks sensory disorder. but it is a sure way to make sure but instead when he ran away from officers one opened fire shooting linden leaving him seriously injured. the family attorney for linden said he's lucky to be alive after suffering pierced organs and shattered bones ago foamy page has been set up for lynn's medical expenses bartlett said her son who. threatened to shoot her male coworker and possibly had a b.b. gun but wasn't certain police chief mike brown responding to the incident say mental health is a crisis in this country and too often officers are called to deal with difficult problems that are not criminal in nature i am very saddened by this tragic situation. the 13 year old boy was shot. and as a father of 3 young sons this is have a big impact on me personally the mayor saying their city is at the beginning of an evolution of cha

later explained that the software can sometimes mistake a human face for the background social media laurie or cohen gave us his views on the twitter scandal the reason why twitter appears to be gripping images in the 1st place is to make the mi g.'s more acceptable to the eye. more pleasant to the a spot of the over the. the d.d.d. machine is being fed with the by easing stick to tional dice the later the by see something that people deliberately cause when we talk about institutional buy she might be talking about statistics being fed into the into the machine about people's preferences about all sorts of information 8 the year ended cozies some sort of prejudice against a particular group of people to the researching this is more of a technical issue rather than something that the machine had to learn from from people. i was 200 world leaders politicians lawyers and academics are urging britain to free wiki leaks co-founder julian sons is behind bars waiting for in london court to rule on his extradition to the u.s. and that call came in the form of an open letter to the government a num

. >> reporter: laurie mandeville beaudette lost her father, a korean war vet. >> if you work in health you know about universal precautions. those measures just weren't taken there. they simply weren't. >> reporter: back here in florida, the governor cited a positivity rate for new cases below 5% in his push to reopen the economy. but other estimates have that figure at about 11%, which is much higher than many health officials recommend to reopen. norah. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you. tonight, breonna taylor's family is demanding to see what evidence kentucky's attorney general presented to the grand jury in the case. the family remains outraged by the decision not to charge three officers with killing taylor, and tonight, louisville, and cities around the country are bracing for more unrest. here's cbs' jericka duncan. >> say her name! >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: as the family gathered around the memorial to chant her name, there was a scathing rebuke of another name- - kentucky's attorney general. >> i never had faith in daniel cameron to begin with. >> amen. >> repor

enjoying the millennium development goals who are going back in time with that so it's a really really laurie is there anything being done to avoid that or at least to mitigate. yeah so so can i should i work full we've been working very hard we put together a section committee put together a statement looking at specific things that could be done to try to mitigate this. one of the ideas for example this is that we will continue to use for example women coming to give birth generally will continue to come to hospital to get beth although that's not true all over the globe asemi and many countries that will continue to happen said that these women should then be able to access services that they wouldn't be able to wouldn't want to use those as a contraception they may think that actually we should be printing contraception contraception senses into maternal health and so really becomes have a baby people told her about will contraceptive method she she would want and that she gets that method before she leaves hospital and if you use a lot of x. emacs like the post in true you trying to devi

laurie king who believes the debates will do little to change people's political beliefs. it's impossible to pick a winner in debate i do not think that joe biden and biden will fare poorly i think trump is making a mistake by thinking that all he has to do is just go into the arena and he wins the bait that's not the way it works biden will surely press him the images of the day today about his income tax biden's the aggressor let's see how aggressive he is this is not a real debate in that each side i go 3 minutes you vote 2 minutes i get one minute you get one minute nobody fact checks as to who's telling the truth and who's not but it is what it is i remember the kennedy nixon 1st kennedy and nixon debate in 1960 the 1st televised debate and i heard that debate on the radio and i thought nixon won the debate but if yes sort on television everybody was selling me wow did you see that nixon look gray kennedy looks strong so a lot of this depends on how you look i don't think the public watches this open mind you if you have a biden you're for biden tonight tomorrow and i

and joining the millennial development goals who are going back in time with that so really really laurie is there anything being done to avoid that or at least to to mitigate it. yeah so so you feel guilty and i wish and i work full we've been working very hard we've put together a conception committee put together a statement looking at specific things that could be done to try to mitigate this. one of the ideas for example this is which will continue to use for example women coming to give birth generally will continue to come to hospital to give birth although that's not true all over the globe assenting and many countries that will continue to happen said that these women should then be able to access services that they wouldn't be wouldn't want to use that as a contraception they may think that actually we should be printing contraception contraception says this into maternal health and so a lady comes to have a baby people told her her battle contraceptive method she she wants and she gets that method therefore she leaves hospital and if you use a long lasting bath like the post po

laurie right there truly is i mean. at the end of the day you cannot mandate pagers and the government should never mandate patriotism a government has to earn patriotism chris thank you so much for coming on a magic a dinner audience today and keep up the great work out there. thank you. previously we covered the police shooting of lyndon cameron a 13 year old unarmed white autistic child just outside his home in salt lake city utah well this week the body can put age of the salt lake salt lake city police officers involved in the shooting have been released and the answers they provide just creates even more questions are to america's natasha sweet as the story and a warning the video you're about to see may be disturbing. approaching your old autistic teen is fighting for his life as salt lake city is now working to improve its police force according to the mother it all started after her son desperately needed help for his mental state of mind having seen the passion automatically when you're pretty sure you're bart

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well take it for how big laurie but it seems to me i mean we have to remember on obama's watch was the catastrophe in libya and i see the same kind of intimacy susan rice a whole ring around joe biden i see samantha power her ring around actually they both spoke at the the r. and c. i mean you want it with people with resumes like that should would you would you be happy to see them in a biden ministration well listen i'm just i'd like to place on one basketball that some of the things that have been sent here ultimately you know that there is a binary being advanced by lionel here and it's that being involved no good can come of it you want to talk about syria for a minute let's talk about syria for a minute there were the complete absence of the u.s. presidents presidents leaves room for russia and turkey to gain a foothold in the middle east it creates instability in the middle east and it leaves a pathway to peace as as a assume or existence of this is as absolutely ridiculous to say that there is no impact when you remove american troops now it isn't an ideal situation you're be a

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veterans advocate and political consultant laurie riley thomas joins us now to discuss more welcome. thank you for having me. all right i know that this is a story on top of a lot of people's minds and as our expert here i have something for you why was removing funding for stars and stripes a priority to begin with especially considering that this is a tumultuous election year where trump has always post him self as the chief defender and protector of u.s. troops and their families. well i mean i think the answer is basically what you just said in your opening the trumpet ministration has always been very critical of the news media and particularly news media that is critical of his administration so there has been some pushback that stars and stripes has been critical of the trumpet ministration in particular and particularly some of their decisions around defense issues so this was largely viewed as something that was in response to that there are some back and forth because although stars and stripes as opposed to be independent they do get their funding from the government so th

will say not my president after the election and that's it that's even a worse carried not go ahead laurie was the only one candidate in this election has said that they plan to this has said treat em to believe that they plan to contest the outcome of the election and that's joe biden you know donald trump has said that he's going to you know make sure that there were public a national committee the republican national lawyers association plans to have lawyers in place to make sure there is a free and fair election joe biden in this will his surrogates have said plainly they plan to contest they plan to i are going to rephrase that could just be a collection but not him but not concede if they lose prior to contesting in enclosed states i'm sure they are preamp. to avoid each their clearing a court battle were all the president trying to said is that he wants to ensure that it is a free and fair election and i think there is you know ballot that you know about read write about harvesting about harvesting is a great point you're seeing ballot harvesting across the country even legally on v

they told my grandmother 100 years ago i don't like the bullying of private citizens whether it's laurie pal or my wife your hero i don't like the deconstruction of western alliance that is alternately lead to great peace and it has prosperity for most of the quote that he's deconstructing so now there's a whole series of things that he's doing that you can look at objective lead if you love america and you want peace didn't go very you have to reject him at the polls isn't it is it peace or is it does it actually and the thing objective leads and the guys in the us we've got to get somebody else in there that's not nuts it's really that is it peace or is it actually war he denies the atlantic magazine remote looks that he apparently said there is a bit of it in the build military industrial complex one thing we're in he doesn't want war all i heard him say those remarks because when i was on the campaign plane with him and i mentioned to him that i had done troop support missions in iraq and afghanistan and even shocked you like you know why the hell would you do that and you know what