senator barbara boxer, good afternoon, so great to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much for inviting me. >> it's long overdue. sorry it's under these circumstances but see what you're doing since retiring. what are you busy with? >> there's a little place in the bay area. our main residence near palm springs right now and with covid, kind of doing that. and have been giving a lot of speeches but with covid, we have been realizing we had to do it virtually and i'm a teaching fellow at usc, teaching a course in demystifying politics and governments. a lot of work to do in that area. >> yes, certainly. and i hope you can teach us a thing or two in the ten minutes we have here. i do want to give you my condolences because you're part of a sister hood with justice ginsburg, elected in 1993. year of the woman following the confirmation with claerns thomas, and then justice ginsburg nominated and confirmed in 1993 the year after, talk about that era, >> the year of the woman, i thought that was a bit exaggerated. it was 2-6 in the s

let's discuss this with barbara boxer. and also david gergen. we mentioned the disparaging comments in the book, but cohen also accused of president of mocking evangelicals, claiming he asked after a meeting with religious leaders, can you believe beam believe thpeople b? david, let's say one of the presidents that you advised had these allegations. what codo you advise to do? >> come clean. but you pay an awful price for doing it ifs allegations are true. i think what is most telling, ana, we have an be avalanche of books and inside the accounts coming from people who have been very close to the president, who have been part of his inner circle, who know him well who have lots of credibility in and of himself. that is plurly tr plur particul of the admirals and generals. they saw him making the big decisions and here he is attacking his own generals, saying that they are basically babies, whatever. i think that it is most telling that the people who are defending him are what we saw at the republican convention. they are members of his family a

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most of them said they felt he boxere boxer, the mexican julio cesar chavez or they thought he was julio cesar chavez junior, who is also a boxer. another answered "isn't he the "enezuelan leader hugo chavez? several others said they thought he had something to do with the chicano movement. it really surprised the and i want to ask you, why did you decide to write a full-length book after writing, what is it? a long series and the los angeles times about the unions and then your recent book, the union of their dreams. miriam: the answer is it ties very closely to what you said about diego luna. the fact is there was no biography. that is why i wrote it. you are all here today presumably because you have heard of cesar chavez and know something about him, but he is virtually unknown these days. when you get outside of california and the southwest, people really have no idea of who he was. i was in the salinas valley recently, which is still the heart of the agricultural industry and an english teacher got up and -- at an event and said her students had no idea who cesar chavez was. it is

> senator boxer was in the senate when ruth bader ginsburg was confirmed. she voted for her and considers herself to be close with her. fellow juice in brooklyn. she views amy coney barrett as the ideological opposite of ruth bader ginsburg. that will have big consequences. here is what she had to say. >> it's hard to say, it's like filling the seat of a civil rights icon with someone who really doesn't care about it. all of the people on trump's list were vetted by the federalist society. of the federalist society is not interested in having a national government that makes life better for people. you are going to read the constitution, not interpreted in any other way than what it says. when it suits your needs you will always come down on the side of doing less. >> now the question is, where do we go from here? we know there are two republican senators who already said they do not want to vote for a nominee, any nominee, before the election day. but they need four republicans to say that, democrats need four to stop the nomination. if they're able to kee

most of them said they felt he was the boxer -- the mexican boxer julio cesar chavez or they thought he was julio cesar chavez jr. who was also a boxer. another answered isn't he the venezuelan leader hugo chavez? and several others thought that he had something to do with the chicano movement. it really surprised the filmmaker, and and i want to ask you why did you decide to write a full-length book after writing, what is it, a long series in "the los angeles times" about the unions and then your recent book, the union of their dreams? >> thanks for asking that question because the answer is it ties very closely to what you just said about diego luna. the fact is that there was no bog ravy a biography, and that's why i wrote it. you are here today because you have heard of cesar chavez and know something about him, but he's virtually unknown these days and when you get outside of california and the southwest people really have no idea who he was. i mean, i was in the salinas valley, recently which as people may know is one of the -- still is the heart of the agriculture industry and

so she was brilliant about the way she fought cases. >> boxer shared those thoughts with me at 3:00,wers. she won her senate seat in 1992, the year of the woman. ginsburg was appointed to the supreme court a year later. boxer says the women of the senate used to have dinner with the women of the supreme court, and that led to a special bond. >>> a san jose couple is pleading with the community to locate a stolen food court. the family says this truck was their only source of income, and their american dream. luz pena has the story. >> reporter: five years ago, they accomplished their american dream. and a week ago, two thieves drove off with it. >> because when i see that, when the guys take it, i see the picture. >> reporter: in this trailer, their life savings and only source of income, all of it stolen in less than three minutes. >> my food truck, this is for my kids, because i need that for my kids to go to college. right now, i can't pay my rent or bills. >> reporter: left behind were the x marks for social distancing and this piece of wood to hold the tires. francisco asking us

he's been described as the best boxer in the uk today — josh taylor is one step away from a unificationt for all four world super lightweight titles. and with lewis hamilton on the verge of equalling michael schumacher‘s record of f1 wins, we hearfrom his proud brother nicolas. the hamilton family, me included, if we can't make it, then who will be able to make it. we can't make it, then who will be able to make it. the cricket season finishes this weekend with essex fighting it out with somerset for the bob willis trophy. it's a new competition brought in to allow the county championship to take place, despite the disruption caused by coronavirus. though the sport has managed to defy some of the bleakest predictions, there's much uncertainty over what lies ahead, with many expecting fewer professional cricketers in the game next season. patrick gearey reports. the first frost is forecast and cricket nearing the end of it spell. he's got them! but now the dreaded walk from the wicket, is accompanied by more doubt than usual. cricket‘s finances are precarious. next spring, some players m

or he was a julio caesar chavez junior who was also a boxer. another answered, isn't he the venezuelan leader, hugo chavez? several others said they thought he had something to do with the chicano movement. it really surprised the filmmaker -- i want to ask you, why did you decide to write a full length book after writing what is it -- the long series in the los angeles times about the unions and your recent book, the union of their dreams? >> thanks for asking that question. the answer is very toes -- closely to what you said about lula and the fact there was no biography and that's a reason why i wrote it. you all are here today because you have heard of i caesar chavez know something about him. he's virtually unknown these days. you get outside of california and the southwest, people have no idea who he is. i was in the missile in this valley which was one of the heart of the agricultural industry, an english teacher got up and said her students had no idea who caesar chavez was. it's not only in austin. i believe a part of the reason that h

senator barbara boxer, now ateaching fellow at the southern california political science department, and david who served in the clinton administration and has a new book called traitor. a history of american betrayal from benedict arnold to donald trump. a powerful frame indeed. i want to thank all of you and i begin with our doctor. there's much talk about the vaccine including all the political ramifications. as a medical expert, what do you see is important in this exposed or leaked struggle inside the trump administration >> well, i think it is another string of events that is eroding the authorities in this country. i think what is necessary, we've talked about the vaccine as what will be necessary when the vaccine comes out is for the vaccine manufacturers to be as trans parent as possible make all their processes, their data points available. because at this point independent scientists will want to look it a beyond the safety monitoring board beyond the vaccine trials the other thing this does is it talks about how reactionary this administration has been. early on, there wa

david and senator boxer, i thank you for being a part of this.e're going to get into a lot more of the debate including joe biden making his case defending his sons and why donald trump was the first to hit on nepotism. will any of that work? plus, michael steele in a fact-check when we return. they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. a 4-week trial plus so you're a small a digitalbor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. but my drea

barbara boxer wrote my heart aches for the loss of justice ruth bader ginsburg. her contributions to equality will never be forgotten. maria shriver wrote the news of #ruth bader ginsburg passing has left me in tears. what a hero she was to me and millions of others. kellyanne conway also offered her condo justice ruth bader ginsburg led a remarkable life of consequence. she worked with passion and conviction, inspired many women, offered hope to other cancer survivors. house pelosilso put tak ape scy stateermeannt n newsroom just minutes ago that reads in part every family in america benefitted from her brilliant legacy and courage. over the course of her quarter century as an associate justice of the supreme court, rooud bader ginsburg became an worlwitheric,on tenacity, towering intellect and devotion to the american promise of equality and opportunity for all. >> now, flags at the u.s. capitcap been lowered to half staff. this is customary when the nation is in mourning. flags will remain at half staff until justice ginsburg is laid to rest. mourners are maki

south carolina democrat jim clyburn had said that trump is not going to win fairly, senato barbara boxer has said that the only way trump will win is to steal it, that's according to democrat senator barbara boxer. the washington post has noted that there headline democrats may not trust assault results o the election if trump wins. then you have that beautiful quote from hillary clinton that joe biden should not concede under any circumstance. i think your question is more fitting for democrats. >> just to understand this clearly, are the results legitimate only if the presiden wins? gave the president will except the results of a free inver election. he will accept the will of the american people. >> 's so if he loses and it's free and fair he will. >> i've answered i've answered your question part. >> first of all, a little housekeeping parade has the president spoke into the family of breonna taylor? >> i'm not aware of any conversations i've had but thei hearts go out to them part. >> has he spoke to the family o the office or shop in louisvill part. >> he spoke to the officers sho

i do. >> former senator, barbara boxer, thank you as always for joining us. i appreciate your perspective and your thoughts especially on the late justice. thanks again for being here. tomorrow, bill clinton will join cnn's jake tapper on state of the union to reflect on the life and legacy of justice ruth bader ginsburg, who he nominated to the supreme court back in 19 # 3. that's right here tomorrow morning at 9:00 eastern and pacific. >> up next, a look at justice ginsburg's friendship with the late justice antonin scalia, including this moment laughing at her drinking wine and nodding off at the state of the union. >> i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union, we had dinner together. and justice kennedy brought -- >> well, that's the first intel je intelligent thing you've done. with safety and tech to keep you connected. supported by a five-star sales, service and finance team. and backed by the one star you know. so, go the extra mile. it's never crowded because so few have what it takes to go there. mercedes-benz vans. i can'

just, like, we like to watch football, worriers and gladiators in the octagon and boxers box, let themo, let them have at it and let the american people decide. >> well, first of all, i thought that the president had the best line of the night, when he said i've done more in 47 months than you've done in 47 years, that was a pretty good way to sum everything up and i still think that joe biden's leaving himself very vulnerable because he just refuses to take the stand out of weakness. i won't give you an answer on court packing her filibuster because i want my answer to be the issue. what kind of leader or statesman answers a question like that? the president has got to continue to hone in on that and what i would do us president essay i will veto it, will you veto it? but, sean, i should say we are not elected gladiators and they shouldn't be a food fight. i think this is a train wreck. both candidates, too much interruption, too much back and forth and that's just not good for the country and so there might be people who like to have this kind of thing for the entertainment value. i'

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tomorrow, i won't be here, i'll be at home in my boxers laying under a ceiling fan, but brad paisleyng over hosting duties with his guest rainn wilson. for years, my first guest put up with my countless nagging questions about "star wars," but last year, her saga came to an end, and life must sadly go on. so tonight, i invited her on to ask her more nagging questions about "star wars." please welcome sith grandchild and self-proclaimed skywalker daisy ridley. >> hi, josh. >> hello, daisy, as you can see, i've been perfecting my british dialect for you, love. this is your first talk show since "the rise of skywalker" came out. that's kind of insane. i feel honored. how does it feel having no secrets to keep? no spoilers to spoil? >> we're good at keeping secrets. >> i've felt really good about keeping them as well. >> okay. here's the thing. this is what i know you're going to talk about. you wanted to come visit the set when we were filming the film, and it never worked out. and then they were doing additional photography, and i said it's a massive spoiler. if you come, it's a huge s

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the best part of 2 decades after both boxer and the spanish league dug in their heels messi has spoken note. going to trial as modernists. would never go to trial against the club i love the club that gave me everything that helped me ever since i got here with my life. but his announcement prompted a mixed reaction from a fan base previously united in operation. i think that his contract said that he couldn't leave and it is good that he didn't leave. but with all the mess he has created for barcelona to be honest it's not very good because he doesn't give the impression that he wants to play for the team. so it's good that he's staying. but it's not ideal but if. the best player is staying at barcelona it's always good news we never wanted him to leave and i don't think he wanted to leave either. those glued to their phones on the rambler would have seen the little attacker couldn't resist a pop at club president maria but to me you who he said didn't keep his word that he could leave but but to me you will be pleased that the $700000000.00 euro asset hasn't been allowed to flow to t

lewis hamilton is completely cool expressing his opinion so is any premier league footballer so is any boxerso and so forth then we are in troubled waters if someone like israel folau comes along and starts expressing homophobic views which are clearly not consistent with that of the rest of the wall of sports certainly is not certainly is own governing organisation in rugby would not could and daws those views and have condemned them. so the problem is in a kind of pandora's box and say ok. tell us what you think that injustice is in the world and we'll listen to you ok i don't want that i want them to remain calm grew and with the ideals the guiding ideas of good thing organizations is but which to me seem as if they've all got the heart in the right place so i well i want to talk about that just to leah not very very aspect because lee when nothing speak out against racism with gestures like this. they do get plenty of media coverage it doesn't seem to do their careers any harm do you think in some cases they're actually being encouraged to do it by perhaps p.r. advisors sponsors if they'

i mean the answer is simple it is exactly what we said and we need to provide opportunity boxer and so to work providing a space there has been overcrowding for too long and this is not a solution and you cannot continue to be aren't the only answer to the problem at desperate times for some very vulnerable people to taliban's on the global migration and displacement leader the red cross thanks for joining us from geneva you also. that is your use for now thanks for checking in with our save your world update this hour i'll have your next news right here after the alex salmon show my . thanks guys are financial survival guide. when customers go buy your supplies. to now well reduce a lower. that's undercutting not what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. welcome to the alex salmond show where to take a look at the long term impact of the pandemic on mental health top t.v. psychologist emma can you give somebody told tips on how to cope with the particular pressures of this unique here as what is about family health and are being joined by theories about family

of how difficult it is to get a test done so you know a combination of very worrying is the word boxer's words deja vu that's for sure public publishers always think you. muslims here in germany are calling on the government to take in time muslim racism more seriously islam phobic attacks have surged in recent years today a new network of experts has been launched to tackle the issue but many of those affected say bigger changes are needed to stop discrimination. a lie sure and to break this and even just the looks you get it's a feeling of not being accepted of being different or the feeling that you're not allowed to see berlin or germany as your home however much you'd like to see in all 3 months can. run a time of that he is a student in berlin and like around 4 and a half 1000000 others in germany she's muslim she says she often experiences discrimination. statistics show the number of attacks on muslims and mosques here is rising last year the government recorded 184 such incidents the equivalent of one every of the day but experts say anti muslim racism also affects those who are

the instructor is an ex—boxer and an ex—convict. aged 32, he has spent 20 years inside. robbery with violence and would be injail again today if he hadn't been given an alternative — 200 hours community service in his spare time. all the times i'd been inside, i knew, no matter what i said — or what i wrote to people, that eventually i was going to be in trouble again, but this time, just...i don't think so. we've had more lasting effects in terms of staying out of trouble than those people who've been into prison and didn't have the benefit of a community service order. and it was about a third of the cost of prison. we had lots of visitors from overseas countries wanting to study our legislation. we became the most copied piece of legislation in the western world. but i think these days, politicians talk up punishment because i suspect it gets you votes with members of the public. the pioneering probation officer, john harding. now, we stay in the 1970s. over in uganda, in east africa, the dictator idi amin was in power and in august 1972, he announced plans to expel t

and coming up this hour, olympic gold medal boxer, nicola adams, makes strictly come dancing historyoming the first contestant to compete as part of a same—sex pairing. good morning. after months of home—schooling and being away from the classroom, thousands of pupils in england and wales have returned to school today. the start of the new term is being staggered in many areas, as schools prepare to welcome students back safely. but there are still many questions over how easy it will be for children to catch up on learning and the impact on next year's exams. our education correspondent dan johnson reports from a school in worksop. the nerves of starting a new school meet the concerns of coming back for the first time since march. i don't mind online learning, it's just that i got sick of it. i've been doing it for what, three months? when we were out. then another three months, wasn't able to see anyone, really. i just want to get back. i haven't put my uniform on for six months, so it didn't fit, most of it, so i had to get a whole new uniform. distanced corridors lead to reorgani

thank you so much, former senator barbara boxer. to take stock of what the senator just told you which is excellent advice, if you're in virginia or if you're in minnesota, you can vote today, early voting has already begun. we're not -- there is no election day, it's an election season. election season has already begun. multiple states are already voting. we saw long lines in virginia and minnesota yesterday. so everyone, please get out and vote. senator, thank you so much, appreciate your time. everybody else, please stay right there. we've got so much more "a.m. joy" coming up. ♪ here? nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on bathtubs. and even stainless steel. try clean freak from mr. clean. try new nature's bounty stress comfort. three unique gummies for your unique needs. find peace. boost mood. sleep

of how difficult it is to get a test done so you know a combination of very worrying is the word boxers the words deja vu that's for sure public public is always thank you. a drones i view of moving day for migrants we are looking at a police operation underway on the greek island of was to move around 12000 migrants and refugees into a new temporary tent city many have been sleeping on the streets since a fire destroyed the maria refugee camp last week where they have been held in cramped and squalid conditions the move we understand has been peaceful even though many migrants are reluctant to relocate. i want to bring in now amanda when you know if the torrid old she is executive director of the in phoenix that provides protection and legal services for refugees on lesbos amanda it's good to have you on the program what are you hearing tonight what are the migrants there what are they afraid of well people are very afraid that you cannot then you come to be it will center on also today thousands of people and moved into a center in service is where absolutely overwhelmed people are be

people were detained including a female reporter who was accused of interfering in iraq while the boxer of course this incident follows months of on rast over police brutality across the u.s. on some of the watts riots and being in portland oregon well the new poll suggests that most people in this state want the chaos to stop conservative talk radio host dave says the vicious attacks against police on like anything the country has seen before. it's a clearest evidence of a complete foundational moral inversion that i've ever seen in all the history of mankind and i never thought i would see it while i was still alive i want you to hear it the level of believe me and joy in the voices of the people shouting that they hope those police officers die this is the sense that they are morally right that what they are doing has the element of righteousness and proper punishment almost a law of sorts applying to them in which they are right and we are wrong and because of that they're very happy to be doing what they're doing especially when they get away with it and nobody stops them for any r

making history — boxer nicola adams becomes the first contestant to be part of a same—sex pairing incing. coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news, 20,000 fans could be heading to twickenham next month for england's match against the barbarians. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it's a huge day for many families in england and wales, as millions of pupils return to the classroom after almost six months. schools look very different from how they did back in march — with one—way systems and staggered start times helping to keep students safe. but there are still many questions over how easy it will be for children to catch up on learning and the impact on next year's exams. schools in scotland and northern ireland have already reopened. 0ur education correspondent dan johnson is at a secondary school in nottinghamshire. 0ver over to you. yes, don't underestimate how important this day is, for so many stu d e nts important this day is, for so many students and for the teachers who have done so much work preparing for this return today. now, here at 0utwood a

. >> you can imagine, professional boxers are tougher.he toughest i have dealt with is justice ginsburg. >> she dramatically threw her advocacy and later threw her position on the supreme court, alter the way this country thinks about gender roles, in a way that opened up opportunities for everyone. >> in the majestic chambers of the supreme court, the law clerks who served ruth bader ginsburg has a unique perspective on the legendary jurists. >> they're the advisers to the justice. >> with ten thousand cases submitted to the court, the clerks helped the nine justices to decide which one is merit consideration. >> they are junior justices. >> as members of this exclusive club, clerks maintain a certain discretion about what goes on behind the scenes. you would never disclose the substance of anything to folks outside. >> justice ginsburg had a lot to say about the woman who profoundly impacted not only their lives but those of countless americans. >> i feel so lucky to have her as a model, her temperament and careful attention to language

but the more we can get him out there, the more it will be revealed that this man is number one a boxerhat he regrets a regressioaregression to globalie we don't want to go again economically. todd: steve cortes from the trump campaign senior strategy advisory and he joined us this morning on "fox & friends first." steve, we thank you for your time. >> thank you. jillian: definitely panning out to be an interesting next few months, that's for sure. make sure to set your dvr 4:00 p.m. every morning to never miss an addition of "fox & friends first." todd: like steve doocy says we have gotten over the hump. today is wednesday. tomorrow is thursday. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> president trump traveling to kenosha, wisconsin the epicenter of the latest round of racial violence. >> $4 million to support the small businesses. >> security footage showing nancy pelosi getting her hair down at san francisco salon despite local officials forcing all salons to remain closed. >> a lot of enthusiasm on the ground, you know, joe biden's boyhood home is not far from where we are seated. this

another attack at barcelona's boxers.has signed a two-year deal after passing his medical examination friday. the uruguayan was told by the new barcelona boss he had no future at the club. he was hoping to leave before the current season kicked off. messy but a message to suarez, saying he did not deserve for them to throw you out like they did, but the truth is that at this stage, nothing surprises him anymore. >> the coach says he is happy with the team he has. >> the squad i have is this one. i don't want anything else and i will not ask for anything. as i said before, anything can happen between now and october 4, and this is why, like all coaches, i just want that day to arrive so we can stop talking about who comes or who leaves. >> 30,000 fans are expected to attend this week's russian grand prix in sochi. allowing azers are a risey of 30% despite of covid-19 cases in russia. and it could be an historic race weekend for champion lewis hamilton, who has a chance to equal michael schumacher's all-time record. organiz

as you might imagine, professional boxers are very tough people, but they're not the toughest people i've ever dealt with. the toughest person i've ever dealt with is actually justice ginsburg. >> she dramatically, through her advocacy and, later, through her position on the supreme court, altered the way that this country thinks about gender roles. in a way that opened up opportunities for everyone. >> reporter: in the majestic chambers of the supreme court, the law clerks who have served justice ruth ginsburg have a unique perspective on the legendary jurist. >> it's usually one of their very first jobs out of law school. and they are essentially the confidential advisers to the justice. >> with some 10,000 cases submitted to the court annually, the clerks who typically serve a one-year term help the nine justices decide which ones merit consideration. >> it's not just an administrative job. they really are sort of junior justices. >> reporter: as members of this exclusive club, clerks maintain a certain discretion about what goes on, behind the scenes. >> you would never, ever, ev

i love their boxers. i'm not feigning ignorance here. i really don't know.ed the stock last week but they raised their price target to 400. i think what people came away a tad upset was operating margins came in close to 14%, which beat explanations, but they were 19% this quarter last year 322-ish is where we sort of topped out in early june you get that stock down to 320 and i think you buy it with both hands. >>> meg? >> astrazeneca is moving lower in after hours on a report that the company's large phase three clinical trial of its covid-19 vaccine has been put on a clinical hold due to a suspected serious safety reaction in one of the participants in the trial in the u.k i've reached out to astrazeneca and haven't heard back although stat news said a spokesperson for the company said it was a standard review process to allow review of safety data. it's not clear exactly what this safety event was, how long this pause could last or how much of an effect this will have on the trial going forward. it's down about 5% here. this is really the first snafu we'

now, this was a real shadow boxer because the banks weren't allowed to comment what a sandbagging deutsche bank and jm morgan. these negatives are real hard to refute we know there is enough going on you can't wade into the market and think wow, i'll make a fortune. but you know what? aside from the supreme court fight, there is not much new we noticed because stocks are down so long we feel beleague d beleaguered. so many pronounced the death of fang again now that apple hit bare market territory. people wrote off nvidia and a lot of stuff to worry about amazon and sold alphabet down. it's incredible it took a monitorous decline for people to realize there has been a monster. the time to sell was last month. as they turn bearish weeks ago because i thought we were getting greedy and told you repeatedly, it seems like an opportunity. we put money to work today for the travel trust because they got low enough to be attractive. how can you not be enticed by these. apple. i don't care up 50% for the year and any other stock and revenue and now that it's come down from the highs down 25%, do y

this was a commander in chief versus a boxer who frankly no longer belongs in the ring. and i think it was obvious. you mentioned earlier, maybe it was sean who did him a toss up to your show that this president is a fighter and he came to fight night and you're so right, these are not small issues. for example, joe biden wants to effectively illuminate our borders, he wants to invite in illegal immigrants, promises them taxpayer-funded health care, promises them citizenship, no deportation when he takes office. that is fundamentally changing our country so we cannot have nice gentlemanly arguments or debates about those kind of issues. we have to have brawls and that's what we have tonight. >> laura: i think all of us probably agree tonight that they need a little more time to make these points. we didn't talk about the dash the border issue wasn't even -- i don't believe wasn't even mentioned. that's a massive change to the country that nobody voted for and you're paying schooling in health care and food stamps and everything else. that's a big issue for working class

maybe more like a boxer or some type of fitness person. >> media has portrayed black men and black menre associated with crime, with sports, and with entertainment. so she proves that tell much. in the current political climate, you know, if i saw this man walking, the only thing i would think is, oh, he's not afraid yet to not wear a hood over his face because of being targeted. >> reporter: this woman acknowledged those very stereotypes reinforced by images in media. >> it's not right, i know they're trying to perpetuate the thing of somebody walking being somebody to fear. going to. we all have a right to be cold. >> reporter: and the final picture. >> i thought n she's a boy. but i think it's aoy because of the colors. >> her family could be pretty good. >> reporter: you're sure it's a girl, though? >> oh, sugar, no, maybe not, maybe it could be a boy. >> reminds me of my grandchild. >> she looks like -- i don't know if it's a she or a he, really, it's hard to tell. >> reporter: each person fixated on the child's gender as a bithey're choib binary choice. gender expression is a top

tonight, david plouffe and barbara boxer on how democrats can expand the math. >>> making sure the votesed and concerns that naked ballots could cost joe biden pennsylvania. >>> as europe enters a second coronavirus wave, the flashing warning signs here in america. >>> and the interview with the task force whistleblower who says she quit in order to speak the truth about donald trump. >> he needs to take a step back

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maybe a boxer, some type of fitness person. >> media has portrayed black men and black men are associatedime, with sports, and with entertainment. so she proves that point. >> i don't think we can tell much. in the current political climate if i saw this man walking, the only thing is he's not yet images ia.wear a hood over his >> it's not right that i know they're trying to perpetuate a thing of somebody walking being somebody to fear. i don't know. it's just we all have a right to be cold. >> reporter: on our final picture a common reaction. >> well immediately i thought because of the hair, i didn't look at the rest of the outfit, i thought she was a girl but then now she's a boy, or -- at least because of the colors. >> her family could be pretty good. >> reporter: you're sure it's a girl, though? >> oh, sure -- no, maybe not. maybe could be a boy. >> oh. reminds me of my grandchild. she looks like, i don't know if it's a she or a he really. it's kind of hard to tell. >> reporter: each person fixated on the child's gender as a binary choice, either a girl because of the long hair or a

maybe a boxer, some type of fitness person. >> media has portrayed black men and black men are associatedsports, and with entertainment. so she proves that point. >> i don't think we can tell much. in the current political climate if i saw this man walking, the only thing ishe's not yet afraid to wear a hood over his face because of being targeted. >> reporter: they acknowledge the stereotypes reinforced by images in media. >> it's not right that i know they're trying to perpetuate a thing of somebody walking being somebody to fear. i don't know. it's just we all have a right to be cold. >> reporter: on our final picture a common reaction. >> well immediately i thought because of the hair, i didn't look at the rest of the outfit, i thought she was a girl but then now she's a boy, or -- at least because of the colors. >> her family could be pretty good. >> reporter: you're sure it's a girl, though? >> oh, sure -- no, maybe not. maybe could be a boy. >> oh. reminds me of my grandchild. she looks like, i don't know if it's a she or a he really. it's kind of hard to tell. >> reporter: each pe

he's not -- you're a boxer >> hey, we gonna play with boxing rules >> jimmy: there you go that one couldd. >> whoa. wax off, wax on. this is pretty complicated i'm gonna have to surrender to him on this one. [ laughter ] but then again -- hey, but then again we -- have to know, it's gonna be me and roy jones. and it's gonna be a eight-round exhibition and it's gonna be magnificent. and i'm gonna look beautiful and the venues gonna be the dignity health -- i mean sports park and this is gonna be awesome let me tell it one more time dignity health sports center park this is where it's at. >> jimmy: september 12th best of luck my friend thank you so much. >> dignity health sports park. and listen, i love you and listen, man, try to come, if not it's -- go to pay-per-view on triller, innovation we're kicking ass, man >> jimmy: yep. >> okay? >> jimmy: you're doing it bud. >> eon don't forget, eon's innovations. forgive me, are kicking ass. >> jimmy: mike tyson everybody >> eros innovations, i love you guys >> jimmy: "tyson versus jaws: rumble on the reef" august 9th on discovery and catch mik

sights all winning more championship gold but probably not the top but you'd expect the world champion boxer wants a showdown with the world wrestling entertainment champion it through macintyre fury of course is no stranger to the wrestling ring having performed the w w e n last year and he seemingly got plenty of time to spend with him the highly anticipated bout gets answered you just were not expected to happen till 2021. they said contact my people make our last get it on get tagged triple h. overage contact make let's get this fight over the line. congress at 5 year old going to grab a swing around at rick never mind play ball you're going to get knocked out by the gypsy kay that's my promise and that's no small thing we'll have more for you later on but for now i'll hand you back to. somebody thanks david that is it from buddy's out time for south of me and the team here in doha to pass the baton to our colleagues in london barbara sarah here to update your next i'll see you again thanks for. the. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had enough. cyclists are taking to the str

beyer: his 30-year career in the navy included service during the spanish american war, the boxer rebellion and world war ii -- world war i. he's believed to be the first black american to qualify as a master diver and was one of the first black americans to achieve the rank of chief petty officer in the u.s. navy. mr. kilmer: his outstanding legacy of service to our country is made even more significant by the era of prejudice and discrimination during which he served. i am proud that today the house of representatives unanimously passed the bipartisan bill that i introduced to designate the u.s. postal service facility on pacific avenue in bremerton as the john henry turpin post office building. in recognition of his achievements and his service. it is fitting that today democrats and republicans stood together in honoring his life-long and selfless commitment to the defense of america and american values. and ensuring that his accomplishments are permanently remembered in the city of bremerton. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentl

sights on winning a more championship gold but probably not the type you'd expect the world champion boxer wants and so done with all the wrestling entertainment champion drew mcintyre fury of course is no stranger to the wrestling ring having performed in w w e a last year and he seemingly got plenty of time to spare with his highly anticipated against antony ducks were not expected to happen till 2021 they said contact my people nick carr let's get it on get triple h. overage contact make let's get this fight over the line congress sad are you royal going to grab you have noticed when you're around that really never mind playing all you're going to get knocked out by the gypsy k. cause my promise. and that's why as well for me i will have a more for you later on but for now i'll hand you back to bob i love the santa thank you very much and that is it for this news hour do stay with us though i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's thanks for watching. on the deserted streets of they've become familiar figures couriers and bicycles delivering food or medicine to