in north hampton count we believe by about 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. wednesday morning we're going to know what happened in north hampton county, but it may take some of the other counties a little bit longer. and so while i am very confident in the safety and security of the election that's going to be conducted in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, i would counsel patience. i would counsel patience for the folks who vote in pennsylvania, and i would counsel patience for the folks all across this great nation to wait until all the votes in north pennsylvania are counted. >> tom, as a cable inventor you know 60 seconds when you see it. that's how much i've got left for this answer. so you're telling your fellow democrats you need a cushion to run up the score when and where they can, and you need national media attention and scrutiny on what's about to happen in pennsylvania. do i have that right? >> you do. first of all, the results need to be too big to rig. second of all, we have some key house races that checkmate this strategy. and if four states c

rosanne county and north hampton county on the eastern side of the state, you county in the northwest part of the state. those are all three counties that were once blue and netflix. two of them,. and north hampton back to blue in the 2018 midterms and so there's the chance thosethree could go back to blue .i think beaver county, that's traditionally been a more republican county but it did go blue in 2018 in the midterms that you could see that coming back . both counties of west pennsylvania or philadelphia, we could see that flip and then i think cumberland in the center area map is going to look largelythe same . most of the county that are red or blue in 2012 and 2016 will remain so there are about five or six counties that could flip back and i think once the overall margins everywhere across the state so as president is able to dofive or six percent better even in traditionally red county , that could help makeup the difference from 2016 .>> will go to gary in philadelphia supporting the president, good morning . >> so you're never going to change the layout you and pittsburgh,

this morning from hampton court palace, where we are talking ghostly goings—on as hampton court palacee mps — who represent areas in the north of england, north wales and the scottish borders — say the pandemic is threatening the government's efforts to level up the country. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is in westminsterfor us. this morning. i know you have been listening to nadhim zahawi this morning, there are questions for the prime minister on this? yes, it is a bit of a warning shot, i think, from these 50 or so mps who represent a lot of the former redwall seats as they are known in the north of england, some in north wales and the scottish borders, which the conservatives won at the last election, and they are effectively putting the prime minister unnoticed to start delivering on some of the promises that he or they made at the next election to stop them risking losing the election in four years. this might seem like a long time but there is some nervousness among conservative backbenchers at the government is not giving enough sea and to answer boaters' questions

he's really killing it. >> stephen: hampton water. hampton water. there's the catholic guilt there.> stephen: you know who else made wine? jeez! out of water! no guilt! no guilt! he's doing the lord's work! >> and you know what? you know exactly where we got it from. and the whole vibe, if you're going to look at the label, andeth white and it goes into pink and my whole thing is i'm changing water into wine. that's got to be it. >> stephen: that's exactly right. wow. i love it. that's one of my favorites. it's the first miracle. it's the first miracle attributed to our lord. >> and that's why i'm such a believer, sir, the wine. >> stephen: and you dropped out of being an altar boy after a year and a half. the lord will forgive you. after a suitable time in purgatory, you will be fine. >> i've done my time in purgatory. >> stephen: stick around. when we come back, i'll ask jon how the events of 2020 have influenced his new album "2020". we'll be right back. hola, soy j balvin and i'm dropping my mcdonald's order. leggo! a big mac! medium fries.. and an oreo mcflurry. there you go. t

anyway, the flights of the wealthy from new york to the hamptons has been well documented and now we can quantities guy, robert frank has eye popping real estate numbers next when things do open up out there, how are you going to get a table at one of those foo-foo restaurants? you xwee to the engine you go to the jersey shore, so we're together on this and here is a look at the gainers. align technology leading the way after record shipments of its invisalign orthodontics. earnings came in more than four times above analyst expectations before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. >>> welcome back some wild real estate numbers for the hamptons as many of the wealthy fled to the beautiful. the one and only robert frank, wealth editor, joining us with the details. only robert would have them. great to see you >> great to see you, andrew. good morning hamptons real estate prices hitting record highs as the wealthy fled manhattan and they con

you think about hampton roads, 42% of our economy is directly tied to the navy and dod.build all the aircraft carriers, half the submarines. i was proud to vote on the highest defense bill ever. i voted for the higher version, the senate version. at a conference, we came up with a compromise between the house and senate version. the highest defense funding we never had. this year i'm very proud to be finding two virginia class submarines. we need to find efficiencies. we have -- need to get rid of and have better oversight. we are not getting our money out of our projects. we spent $ billion on the -- we've had failure due to poor design prior to construction. we need to do better. we need to build a navy that can meet the demand for presence in the western pacific. china is a threat. we need more presence in the western pacific and we need to adapt and better utilize and efficiently and -- maintain and deploy our carrier flipped -- fleet to counter the chinese threat. joe: the next question is from neil of virginia beach. there are well-financed efforts to restrict the

embers, and that's what we're doing in some of the ultra orthodox communities, fundraisers in the hamptonsbad situation, one bad party can create 30 or 40 cases, right? >> trevor: wow. >> that's going to continue. and then we have to move to the next stage, which is the vaccine. this is not over until there's a vaccine. we have a letter to president trump, i'm head of something called the -- i'm the chairman of the national governor's association. >> trevor: right. >> vaccine, first ou you have to develop the vaccine, then americans have to believe it's safe, then you have to administer it, and how do you administer 20 million vaccinations in this state? who's going to do that? how long does it take? this is a massive logistical exercise that we have never done, and i want to know now from the white house who is going to do what on this vaccination program, and what is the federal role, what is the state role, and let's talk this through and let's understand it and let's not have the same chaos that we had in the beginning. >> trevor: before i let you go, and i appreciate your time today,

have eddie redmayne as tom hayden, john carroll lynch as david dellinger, kelvin harrisonjr as fred hamptony seale, a stellar roster indeed. such how much is it worth to you, what's your price? to call off the revolution? my life. anyone watching scenes of protesters being clubbed and tear—gassed in us cities, or of african—americans being bound and gagged by a clearly politicised judiciary cannot help but draw comparisons with contemporary news footage, comparisons that aaron sorkin is keen to emphasise. there is a message in this entertainment. i'm tired of hearing you. it would be impossible for me to care any less what you are tired of. but there's also a fair amount of contrivance, caricature and, "you can't handle the truth", courtroom drama cliches. unsurprising since aaron sorkin wrote both of the play and film of a few good men. the end result is a hodgepodge of still relevant history, and inevitable screen hokum that you can find in cinemas now. meanwhile, the netflix—only release of the boys in the band also takes us back to 1968, with a new version of mark crowley's stage play.

we saw today that suffolk county, which is home to the hamptons beach community, is considering tappinghe fed for a loan. but it will cost them quite a lot to borrow from the fed. if they brought those rates down, they could perhaps make it not as putative -- punitive for the mta tomorrow. borrow.ta to joe: coming up, we will be speaking on the end of stimulus talks, how it affects the fed. pleas for more aid, and so forth. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, of course a republican that controls everything coming in and out of the senate, basically saying that he agrees with president trump. president trump saying he is pulling out his negotiators from those stimulus talks, saying in his words that the democrats were not negotiated in good faith. policy responded saying that trump is ignoring jay powell and the need for stimulus. joe: joining us with more is the director of research and analysis for employee america. thank you for joining us. there is sort of been this narrative that we might get a stimulus now. it seems less likely now. but it is very

the hamptons manchester -- the hamptons and pastors bread. lisa: greenwich manhattan.athan: headlines coming from the president of the united states. he wants a bigger stimulus bill than the democrats. he goes on to say he expects leader mcconnell to be on board if there is a relief deal. the problem is we have not heard that from leader mcconnell. tom: it is fascinating. i think there is a headline from the president on speaker senate majority leader mcconnell i should say. i am searching for it. we can do that on the bloomberg terminal on radio and television. trump expects mcconnell to be on board if there is a relief deal. that is what the headline says. jonathan: with leader mcconnell onboard board, different question. we need to hear from mcconnell. tom: a quote from the jump in from kentucky, he would like to "make law." we will continue to monitor the president on fox and other networks, including foxbusiness. this is a joy. as we come out with u.s. economic data somewhat fragile, the great european optimist, erik nielsen has pieced together a career of battlin

we first toured her east hampton dream house in 2018. >> so i built that house 25 years ago.ou need a hand in the kitchen? >> yeah. i always need a hand in the kitchen. it's just another day at the office. >> these days it's quite different. >> in the middle of may i was curled up in a ball in bed going i can't make dinner anymore. i can't not see my friends. i was doing instagram every day so people could have ideas. >> i have to imagine for someone like you who makes her life, not just her living but her life about gathering people, those first few months must have been tough. >> i lost the reason why i cook. it's nice to cook for jerry. but i would never cook for myself. i cook because i love to take care of people. so we made another plan one is that we would see people outside. >> this is one of the places that we all need. >> friends outdoors and spending time in her garden. >> that's where we were exploring. we were looking for thifigs as recall. >> a fig tree but it never had figs. see everything isn't perfect in wonderland, right? >> do you see them? tiny little fig

million and combined authority just awarded 66 million pounds, 15 million pounds to be located in north hampton, is teaming with opportunity. >> gregory campbell. >> the prime minister is aware of the northern ireland executive restrictions to bear down on the virus, with the exception of one extra week of halloween and keeping sectors of the economy going, missing hospitality associated with the supply chains and self-employed. what plans does he have to announce these much-needed sectors that need assistance urgently? >> i am in continuous contact with the leader in northern ireland, northern ireland will receive 2.4 billion pounds in additional funding so we can look at measures we further imagine to be created by this to support jobs and livelihoods across the whole of the uk. >> the anti-slavery day for the united kingdom. an opportunity for all of us to raise awareness of heinous crimes. will my right honorable friend use this opportunity to reinforce the global leadership on this issue and confirm that treating victims with dignity and respect in response to this. >> i certainly can conf

lemonis: our next stop is hampton coffee in long island. woman: hi. welcome to hampton coffee.lemonis: even though a little over a year ago i made an investment in a coffee company in california, the important thing was keeping this particular business authentic with new york products. oscar: we're doing a very special blend for you guys. it's called corey and laurie's blend. corey: wow! look at this! oscar: it's stronger but with a lighter roast mixed together, it's an even balance and a delicious cup of coffee you will have. lemonis: having a special blend of coffee that's unique to our establishment while adding cheesecakes from one of new york's most famous places increase the likelihood that somebody would add that on to their order. i don't know that it will raise margins, but the goal behind the whole business is, "how do we grow the average ticket?" my man, thank you. ♪ corey asked me to go with him to check out a new location. he's gung ho to expand, and i want to make sure that we're finding the balance between good business and him getting excited about being the big

many about hampton roads, 42% of economy is tied to the navy and dod.build all the aircraft carriers and the submarines and i was proud in the last congress to vote on the highest bill ever, and i voted for the senate version in committee. out of conference, we came up with a compromise between the house and senate version. the highest defense spending we've ever had. this year, i'm proud to be funding two virginia submarines. one of the things we need to do is find efficiencies. we need to be able to provide better oversight. i fought while i was in congress and on the committee and attended readiness hearings. we are not as taxpayers getting money out of projects. we sent $13 billion on the board. it might deploy six years late. we have had ship cost after ship cost that has failed due to poor design prior to construction. we need to do better. we need to build a navy that can meet the demand for presence in the western pacific. china is a threat. we need more presence in the western pacific. we need to adapt and better utilize and efficiently maintai

after the assassinations of malcolm x, the black panther, fred hampton, and martin luther king jr. there was a great vacuum in leadership. by the time dr. king came to amiti baracka had met with malcolm x and they had told him about the alabama black party organizing and planted the seeds of an idea to make new work the northern counterpart -- newark the northern counterpart for the black panther. it was the black power experiment in the jim crow north . when dr. king met witwith a partnership.d dr. king was assassinated less than two weeks after that meeting. that front was packed into the june 1968 political convention in newark in the 1968 national black power conference in philadelphia. point the national black power conference made newark the test case for black power politics. all kinds of resources streamed into newark based on that agreement. from the civil rights movement on the one hand, black power movement on the other hand, and the black cultural revolution that was going on in the popular art throughout the country. accidentally, white vigilantes were attacking and mo

you know, you go outside of new york city or outside of jersey, you know, in the hamptons or upstatets there with 50%, and in north carolina where we are you had i think they're going to be 75% soon. but new jersey and new york, it's very, very strict. and it's killing us. it's putting us out of business. there's a lot of employees out of work. gerry: do you think -- a lot of people think, you know, this is a fundamental shift in living and lifestyle for urban environments like new york. do you think new york is in for a long period of decline are as some people do? >> yeah, i do. i think the way especially at certain level of restaurants, and, you know, new york city, you've got old buildings, smaller, the tables are closer, the model's going to have to change somewhat the way we do business is going to have to change. they're adding, i think today there was a 10% covid fee added to the check. we're still paying taxes on that. and in some cases we pay 10%, 3% of that goes to the -- 3% of that goes to the landlords. the landlords are working with us on the rent, but the utilities and

carol has the weather for us now from bushy park near hampton court palace.uch at the moment, carol. it is pretty chilly as well. it is lovely to be here at bushy park, home to 320 deer. the season starts in october until early november and the parks what to remind you that you should not approach, they are wild animals. if you have dogs and you are walking them through the park, make sure they are on the lead but during writing season it is best to leave them at home. we will tell you more about the behaviour of stags and deer an how they have physical changes, like that next get thicker and the role mean different things. —— roar. sunny spells and a chilly breeze. a weather front to the south of us but high—pressure starting to take charge of the weather and will do until the weekend. what were looking at today, north—easterly easterly breeze is coming in from the north sea. a bit of cloud, especially the further east you. some rain across central and southern scotland. turning showery through the day. drifting through the course of the afternoon. 14-15 thr

you know, you go outside of new york city or outside of jersey, you know, in the hamptons or upstateve restaurants there with 50%, and in north carolina where we are you had i think they're going to be 75% soon. but new jersey and new york, it's very, very strict. and it's killing us. it's putting us out of business. there's a lot of employees out of work. gerry: do you think -- a lot of people think, you know, this is a fundamental shift in living and lifestyle for urban environments like new york. do you think new york is in for a long period of decline are as some people do? >> yeah, i do. i think the way especially at certain level of restaurants, and, you know, new york city, you've got old buildings, smaller, the tables are closer, the model's going to have to change somewhat the way we do business is going to have to change. they're adding, i think today there was a 10% covid fee added to the check. we're still paying taxes on that. and in some cases we pay 10%, 3% of that goes to the -- 3% of that goes to the landlords. the landlords are working with us on the rent, but the u

jamie dimon and his friends on wall street keep the money and they buy you know huge chalets in the hamptons so america and some dysfunctional after country are almost exactly the same in this regard now here's the problem with understanding by the central planners in america that the system. corrupt and they need to go directly to the people with these checks and what this money is that this will mean the end of asset price inflation and the beginning of consumer price inflation in a big way that'll be out of control which means that the u.s. dollar now like the last 20 minutes on the titanic so might just described is about to go belly up so speaking up belly up who we're going to look at some seventy's style sort of place and looking like it's coming but i just want to quickly wrap up on the fed story is like when the congress agrees to issue a stimulus check they have to go to the market and borrow they have to issue a u.s. treasury bond here the fed what they're going to do with this is just a credit people you know they're not the borrow it they just can put it on their balance sheet t

and months 3 years old playing for the scotland team for 13 years been n n at hampton and things of that and i can't even say that i knew the story and you know because again it's like one that came before you know next door to hank is a point to carry that over and that went over my head not only brought to my attention i think as of last week so as of last week you know that the story i've got to know that little bit more often that's incredible in the fact that 130 years ago but my only family talking about it no it's all the same being in the dark for way too long so i'm glad though they know a lot more tense as me because it was a huge achievement and the money almost a continued that go in the continue to talk and that you know recognize and that historic achievement in what he did and you know most of the result and everything so that in an incredible story and he said be you know more recognition that's now on the to be given. as a girl growing up in combat mode to put slow international audiences a new tone just in the scope of glasgow the june issue of playing football did you

it's got nothing to do with the system it actually destroys it well if you have 3 houses in the hamptons that why should you care ok you have the last minutes it will go well i think obama know does exactly what he was doing when he invited the bankers and goldman sachs nobodies to the white house and said i'm the only guy standing between you and the mob with the pitchforks the mob with the pitchforks from the voters who voted for and the job of obligation today is the deliver his voters to his campaign contributors and that's what he did he didn't necessarily believe the neoclassical economics they use it is. a demo of that is and as a pretense as a campaign slogan and they know what they did they know who supported their loyalty is still there and traitors and just as we privatized infrastructure we've privatized all attack certainly in america by turning it over so. i'm really sick and tired of conservatives and the g.o.p. in america talking about socialism because you know what everyone is going to end up getting. ok i want to thank my guests in new york and in bangkok and i want to

host: linda, hampton, north carolina. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: i'm for biden. if it was not biden, it would be anyone but trump. think trump ever had covid. bounced out of there too fast. i am from new york. raised the same year, the same month donald trump was born. i watched him screw new york. jersey.d him screw new i moved to puerto rico. what he did to puerto rico was horrible. he declares bankruptcy. that is all he does. he is going to bankrupt the country. host: i'm going to leave it there. beuld there -- will you watching for any early signs on election night for this race tilting for one or the other? drop off we get a huge votes at 7:30 tuesday night in sout north carolina, we need to look at who those votes are. we need to watch for those unaffiliated voters are swinging. they are the biggest question mark. we do not know how many of them are going to come up and which way they are leaning. i would watch those, and i think we may get a clue fairly early on of who is going to win north carolina. host: tim boyum, thank you for the conversation, host of

are not picked for broadcast will cost you £16 95 to watch the first match it's chelsea can sell hamptonus sheffield united follow him then you got lester against aston villa on sunday and monday's game between westrum and burnley will also be behind paid. also just a burnley will also be behind paid. alsojust a quick burnley will also be behind paid. also just a quick update from the french open tennis. djokovic is an action against tsitsipas djokovic took the first set he's up for —— two in the second set. winner nadal will be faced on sunday for stop we are out of time. thanks to the whole tea m are out of time. thanks to the whole team here. thanks for watching from all of us here. it is good night. good evening. during friday, much of the uk had a bit of a drop in temperature and we have seen a real mix of sunshine, some blue sky but also some heavy downpours, too. but of course is the recipe for lots of rainbows that we've seen out there today. this one comes from one of our weather watchers near swansea. high weather watchers near swansea. pressure setting west high pressure setti

i was working on feasibility study in 1990 we brought me to the queens parks archives at the old hampton i was looking through. a book of old photos of queen's park in scotland teams from the 18 eighties and there was this photo of the scotland team in their blue and white hoops and there was a black man stood back. now as what i thought i was a football historian i knew the author wharton of preston north end in the late 1980 s. was the 1st black footballer so i actually refused to believe my own ah yes there was this footballer now there were 3 or 4 more pictures of him playing for scotland against wales playing for queen's park who at the time of the greatest football team in the world but it took me 9 years to prove that andrew watson was the world's 1st black international football captain before i could go to the press so let's get to grips for who this man was so is born an 850 s. british guiana as far as a sugar plant or not not a slave or others is sometimes said because slavery had been long since abolished by then is brought to school it was. a local gagne's women were as fath

don lemon who lives in manhattan, in the hamptons and works for cnn has a lot of trump supporters top talking to. that dog don't hunt. if you don't conform to their mentality, you get cancelled. we have been friends for 20 years. you support trump? we can't talk anymore. in the end attack the president. i guess that's part of the game. the democratic nominee gets a get out of scrutiny free card. to attack his 63 million supporters as drug addicts. that's a whole ball of wrong. >> sean: tammy, somebody has a different point of view than me. okay, i just view it we have a disagreement. it's very personal and they don't just hate donald trump, they hate those of us that support him. that's where these comments come like chumps and deplorables. >> yes, you are right. it did not start with donald trump. we remember the hidden tapes of barack obama complaining about people clinging to their guns and religion. hillary clinton, this is something she has felt. it was scripted about calling us names. this is why it is personal for them. to feel as though you are the masters of the universe, ev

the chief curator of the royal palaces and books after various palaces, the tower of london, the hamptonthe links with slavery are that many of these palaces were built during the stuart dynasty, charles ii authorised the royal african company which was a key player in the slave trade. charles's brother was also involved in that, and what the historian would look at is whether what the links are and what needs to be done to indicate that these palaces were built from sleeve trade and money made from slavery which at the moment they don't do facet —— from slave trade. it's a question of making the history proper and complete and not hiding something thatis complete and not hiding something that is going on at the moment. she has not quite in us what she is going to do and what the final solution is going to be but that is the way she is going. we only have 20 seconds but what you make of it? i think it is a great idea, we want to help people understand our history but we must not forget that we have abolished slavery hundreds of years ago. well over 100 years ago, a century. this is somet