includes large portions of mostly democratic burlington county and largely republican ocean county. in the last five presidentialer elections, vin this district have gone for al gore, george w. bush, barack obama twice and most ceny donald trump. its last four representatives to the house have been a ocrat, now a democrat. republicans, and it is that kd of political split personality that can give a first term congressman fits. andy has got a lot on his plate and he does have this weird district that is red and blue. >> marty hey enter at this the mother of two grown children, self described progressive who volunteered on kim's 2016 campaign. she is plugged into local and national news. she ays she hs read most of the mueller report and watched the hearings. she one of those democratic voters calling on congress to begin impeachment proceedings. that guy would be in jail as would his children. f if you or i did ha the things he has done and not donee ould be in jail. >> hey enter at this said among her circle of friends in au middle classrb here in burlington county, impeach superin

burlington stock has been dropping i think it's worth buying into this weakness. when you have winners in the digital side, right alongside l amazon i think etsy, shopfy, it reflects the revolt toward big, national brands mentioned by a big department store chain that's too small to talk about and one-time ceo was on the air and didn't do that well there. genexors are zero liability. they would rather find one of a kind they make it easier to sell hand made goods they destroy mom and pop stores that sell this stuff they were all destroyed but these facilitators are bringing them back. that's another nail in the coffin for brick and mortar. is there hope for traditional brick and mortarry ta retailers that's a sham. everyone claims to work out and gains and experience experience hamburger for heaven's sake. not unless it looks good on instagram my daughter told me. some stores are fighting for their lives. a recent tanger outlet conference call, i was shocked to hear a high number of lease expirations happening without stores to fill them. the ceo steve tanger says

it was all around good news for burlington.parel retailer topped wall street earnings and retail estimates. burlington says it has not beee y affected by tariffs because only 6% of total ses are from imported goods. >> -- improve thath company w new ventures which includes the acquisition ofkumoto gup and itsndxpansion of the canadianai the shoe company. 5. was up 15% today to 15.50. after thelt ball beauty reported weaker than expected earnings in revenue. the company lowered its full-year outlook citing broadn head in the u.s. cosmetics industry right now. shares dropped in initial after hoays trading t it clo cd the regular session though up more than to 337.45. >>> as we all know saving money is a challenge for many americans. it makes it even hazarder for those with a disability. there is a program that could help families who face this financial dilemma. sharon epperson is i lincoln, massachusetts for us t♪ight. ♪ >> rain or she, brians hard at work, caring for his friends at berryfield farm i massachusetts. the 25 year o

burlington is the king of off price. that's not just because of tom kings berry who is the ceo but out going. i think you buy burlington and buy it here. it's a perfect one to buy when you're looking what the is going on with retail i need to go to brian in michigan, please, brian. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> okay. >> caller: long time theeme thi. with the price near a 52-week low, what are your thoughts on the simon property group >> man, that's david simon he's good. i know that you're probably tempted to think they can't cover that dividend but i know that the malls are under stress. they have really good malls. i love to have david on. i think he will tell a very good story but i don't want to put words in his mouth because a lot of the retailers are 9% yield now. that keeps going down. so let's do -- let's invite him on he's probably the best guy in that particular end of retail brick and mortar as american capital finds a way to beat capitalism, you're safe from u.s. stocks than you think. mu

kate rogers is on the job for us in burlington, vermo. >> reporter: for colin powkovitz remote work meansreedom. >> i value working remotely, just innately. it enables me to be wherever want to be and to have my family be with me in a setti that we choose and a location and a choose that we >> reporter: the 37-year old has worked remotely for the better part of his career with pure charity, a technology nprofit. he ais family were based outside of los angeles but decided they wanted to buy a home and own some land. so they packed up their two kids and dog into an rv and drove 25,000 miles across the country for six months, looking for the ect place to plant roots. they end up in vermont this past january. he took advantage o the state's new remote worker grant program which offers incentives of up to $10,000 to workers who do the majority of their work remotely, to keep their jobs and move to vermont. he says he got some ed,500 reimbuor his move. state officials say it is a way to attract a new and potential younge base in the face of an aging population that's slowly growing in a histori

when you visited burlington in 2008 it had to. you know i was lucky enough that he picked out the mount them cap and then or nothing else but that for years and ordered more of them in pretty much every fabric. stuff and. the only banner was born in 1986 in brighton england the 1st years in the elegant seaside resorts have stayed with us even after she moved to berlin with her family at age 6 as a little girl fiona bennett already knew she wanted to be an artist she trained as a millionaire in 1902 she started her judio in downtown bolin and raised eyebrows with off the wall fashion performances. later she provided film productions with a hat creations and designed the costumes for the rock group ramstein is very 1st told. this by a line of a single mother my son was 2 years old when i opened my 1st shop and i didn't really have any other choice i told myself ok i'm going to conquer the world from berlin. fiona bennett's creativity seems to be limitless working together with her partner in business and life hands you work in burma

reporter: you were speaking in burlington where the president was traveling the country , thecting these raids immigration enforcement. is that what we can expect from your best is that what we should be focused on? fmr. vice pres. biden: no, we should be focused on having a conference on immigration plans that provides a pathway to citizenship for people who are already here and undocumented. we should be legalizing d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s. right now. there are over 4 million families, 10 million people, we should be uniting families, not separating families. we should have an actual program whereby you are able to find an avenue to have your asylum case purged. this idea of walking away from dealing with allowing people to have asylum here in the united states is bizarre. it is not who we are. that is not who we are as a country. when you go out there, there is no need to separate children, no need to put people in cages. at the end of our administration, we found that when you say, show up at such and such a date, they showed up. we don't need to do this. if anybody should be deported -- well

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burlington but he substituted the word alien or fourth milling neck. no doubt this became he -- my essential.back is what these people, the ideas, they are sometimes more and sometimes less open about, in a different spirit scandinavian social democracy. >> thank you. thousand terrific introduction. >> unterman let me say, my name is jeff, i'm the editor-in-chief. i'm with charles davison, founder and publisher. the book is called heaven on earth by josh. the rise, fall and afterlife of the socialist idea of socialism in the title. first published in 2002. we have a new addition now in 2019. i want to ask the first question, why did you write the book? >> as i said originally, the book was the kind of, it seemed to me of a tremendous important story that i would argue socialism was the idea that shaped political history in the 20th century. but also, an idea that i was entirely emerged in. i grew up in a home where my socialism was outside a family, the most important thing in my parents lives. i myself became interviewed with this and spent years of m

he confused burlington iowa with burlington, vermont. he didn't know where he was. he confused the former prime minister margaret thatche margaret thatcher. the brain surgeon has proclaimed absolutely certain that she has a functioning brain. that such a relief. but, unfortunately for biden, that's his biggest problem. biden is having a tough time attracting crowds. any crowd. yesterday, he asked biden about his lack of enthusiasm. sleepy, creepy, crazy. take a look. >> i have german bigger crowds than anyone. have you seen anyone draw bigger crowds them a question mark >> i have. i know you are going to go after me no matter what. yeah, you. it's okay. it's good. i'm a big boy. i can handle it. but, i know that you didn't ask me why am heading to the polls still. i know you didn't ask me how i feel about the new cnn poll. >> sean: while he didn't ask about why his fund-raising was tanking. or any of his multiple, which we could spend a whole program on. i'm not sure why he is so mad at, well, our friend. his own wife. not a good endorsement. he said that voters wou

. >> brought to you by burlington. style for everyone. air wick take in fragrance inspired by nature with air wick essential mist. it transforms natural essential oils into mist; filling the room with fragrance, pausing when it's just right. experience air wick essential mist. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >> it can overpower you. obviously doesn't know you. icy hot. icy to dull, hot to relax. rise from pain. icy hot. >> she is on instagram. that's the kind of thing people do. here comes video that her and hermann andre have been picking up on tick tock but it's one particular video they posted to get attention that's getting attention. >> oh, no, i already see a problem here. >> look as she a mini action movie and then the baby full pretzel right on to its face and neck. all the way over. >> they never saw it. >> no, because they were distracting making their video hoping to go viral and get some attention. >> well, they went viral and got some attention. they jumped on that opportunity. hey, man. they opened an instagram going to

. >>> trying to find out what to do with some bayfront property in burlington.ore than 1000 neighbors have spoken up, they want us to be open space. the other ideas diaz being considered for this prime property. >> reporter: nine acres of undeveloped bayside property, surrounded by development. the discussion of what to do with it is just getting started. overgrown with weeds, stretching across the shoreline, more than 100 yards. this property is owned by the state of california, is coveted by developers and environmentalists. >> we need to ensure that every single person, has true access to the bay. >> reporter: the lead is currently managed by the california lands commission. which will decide the fate of the robbery, as either a park or a commercial development. the new hotel would bring up additional taxes to berlin cam. the retired dentist says that he has been fishing here for decades. he remembers the shore before any hotels were ever built. >> there used to be nothing i here. ice to come out here. now you cannot come out here with a slingshot. >> reporte

he confused burlington, iowa, with burlington, vermont. he did not know where he was, i guess, and to confuse the former british prime minister theresa may with margaret thatcher. she was prime minister modi reagan was president. rest assured, biden's former surgeon said -- brain surgeon has proclaimed he's absolutely certain that his former patient has a functioning brain. that is such a relief. unfortunately for barden, the embarrassing gaffes are not his biggest problem. biden is having a tough time attracting crowds, any crowds. yesterday, peter doocy asked biden about his lack of enthusiasm. a sleepy creepy crazy. he got pretty angry. take a look. >> i'm drawing a speculative crowds are bigger than anyone. have you seen anybody draw bigger crowds than me? >>>> yeah. >> you have, where? >> des moines. >> look, i know you're going to go after me no matter what. yeah, you. it's okay, it's good, i am a big boy. i can handle it. but i notice he did not ask me whyid i am a head and all the polls still. i notice you didn't ask me how i feel

joe biden talked about the shootings in el paso, texas and a dayton, ohio at a campaign stop in burlington, iowa. this is about 25 minutes. [cheering] fmr. vp biden: thank you very much. folks, thank you very, very much for being here and giving me this opportunity. i said at the outset that the speech i'm going to give you planned on coming when we set this up a couple of weeks ago to talk about agricultural policy, unions, rural policies. but too much as happened in the -- has happened in the recent past. i have prepared for me a speech that i hope would set a marker for what we should be doing. you all know that the words of a president matter. they can move markets. they can send our brave women and men to war. they can bring peace. they can calm a nation in turmoil. they can console, they can confront and comfort those who have faced tragedy. they can inspire us to literally reach for the moon. they can encourage us to appeal to our better angels, our better nature. but they can also unleash the deepest, darkest forces in the nation. that is what i believe donald trump has chosen to d

he is in burlington, iowa. what this is, is equivalent to a set piece in soccer. this is a planned teleprompter speech where he is going to take on what he calls the president's message of wheat supremacy. let's listen to the former vice president. >> they can move markets. they can send our brave women and men to war. they can bring peace. they can calm a nation in turmoil. they can console and confront and comfort those who have faced tragedy. they can inspire us to reach the moon. they can encourage us to appeal to our better angels, to our better nature, but they can also unleash the deepest darkest forces in this nation. that's what i believe donald trump has chosen to do. when he said, after charlottesville, there were, and i quote, very fine people on both sides, i said then it gave license and safe harbor to white supremacists and neo-nazis and to the klu klux klan. these words not only stunned america, but they stunned the world. in doing so, he assigned a moral equivalence, a moral equivalence between those spewing hate and those with the courage to stan

it might work in burlington, it won't sell in billings. we need comprehensive immigration reform. protecting the dreamers, the path to citizenship for those living in our country without documentation. two thirds of whom have been here for over a decade. we need border security. but we need sanity, not divinity is securing our borders. yet our every action cannot be that reaction to donald trump. to that end, a third issue which i believe is a dealbreaker for the voters that we need to win the white house is to criminalizing unlawful entry. wrong solution for the wrong problem. the law criminalizing border crossings without papers was enacted in 1929. and for 90 years, we enforced our borders without putting kids into cages. we can do so -- we can. we all want to reunite families. we want to protect children. and we could do so without repealing a 90 year old law. what we need to do is repeal the trump presidency. and that really is the goal here, is defeating donald trump. to do that, we need 270 electoral votes. to get that, we have to win in places that went have to win in plac

peter out. >> mark what do you think ofop , real people's reactions. >> betty wilson, the voter in burlington, i want to get rid of him but let's justet on with the election, basically, and i think thba is the prevailing attitude now. if there is any question, i don't question the intensity and fsincerity and conviction those who seek the impeachment, but i think the practicality of disproved and i think speaker pelosi has made her position pretty clear on it. >> woodruff: but y do have, david you said it, about half, more than half you have the major at a of democrats who have come out and said we shod move ahead with an impeachment inquiry, you have got some key committee shares, jerry nadler,, committee so what happens? 0 to some degree there is the hard-core that wants to do this and some people are saying i am for the iniry but i am not re i am for impeachmt which gives, which means you can play has always been when the publicn case has been made for it, and unless there is a ground swell i think -- i don't think she would has been made for it.ase and the risks of doing it are reasonably

again, he is at a community event in burlington, eiowa, the tone that has changed very much over theast couple day. >> we talk about agricultural policy, unions, but to much has happened in the recent past and i have prepared for me what is a speech that i hope will set a marker for what we should be doing. you all know the words of a president matters. they can move markets. they can send our brave women and men to war. they can bring peace. they can calm a nation in turmoil. they can console and confront and comfort those who have faced tragedy. they can inspire us to reach for the moon. they can encourage us to appeal to our better angels, to our better nature, but they can also unleash the deepest, darkest forces in this nation. and that's what i believe donald trump has chosen to do. when he said after charlottesville there were, and i quote, very fine people on both sides, i said then it gave license and safe harbor to white supremacists and neonazis is the ku klux klan. these words not only stunned america, but they stunned the world. and in doing so, he assigned a moral equiv

notable companies reporting today include best buy, dollar tree, dollar general, abercrombie & fitch, burlingtonlosed higher on wall street wednesday led by banks and retailers. the dow rallied 258 points. the s&p 500 gained 18 points, and the nasdaq added 29 points. >>> there's a new recall alert north america and japan. the automaker says it's recalling 191,000 cars because the airbags may not inflate properly in a crash. the recall covers certain 2003 through 2008 corolla compact sedans and 2005 through 2008 matrix hatchbacks. toyota says the front passenger airbags in the cars were installed in prior recalls to replace dangerous takata airbags. dealers will replace the airbags at no cost to owners. >>> tesla is now offering car insurance. the company says it will offer rates 20% to 30% below those offered by traditional insurers. the policies, however, will only be for personal usage of tesla cars. the company says it eventually wants to offer commercial policies. the insurance is only being sold in california to start. tesla says it will expand to additional states in the future. >>> anothe

but a start up based in burlington used to voting cards that are meant to do in. memory generate electricity. by the way yes mt it sounds pretty amazing and the idea is for them to sorts of heights where the wind is really strong that means more power the system could be used just about anywhere where the grid is not available. this kite could help solve the energy problems of the future. it aims to generate electricity by harnessing high altitude wins. and its vision is that he developed the technology and scale it up to rival today's wind turbines. starting small and have a long way to go one way starting and. for now the kite is attached by cable to a telescope a car mounted on a truck when fully deployed it should soar high in the sky trials are conducted at an airfield in the countryside city but the team is based in berlin. the big challenge right now is programming the computer to steer the kite with cables like these. the generator that produces the electricity is in this truck. in off grid locations the dirty diesel generators are often used in are quite

. >>> and burlington indiana presidential candidate joe biden spoke to a crowd condemning president trump's rhetoric. he spoke on the fbi's finding that white nationalist pulls a large domestic terrorism threat. he said trump has poured fuel on the fire. >>> trumps anger hate and divisiveness pitting americans against one another. training on our divisions and give and doing nothing about the endemic and the epidemic of guns is fueling a literal carnage in america. >>> in about an hour congressman eric scheduled to host a town hall meeting in hayward. on the agenda he plans to speak to the community on finding ways to end gun violence and domestic terrorism. the event is open to residents in parts of alameda and contra costa counties. it starts at 6:30 pm. >>> the online message board a chance that he is headed to the u.s. from the philippines where he lives. it is where the el paso gunman hosted anti-latino manifesto just before saturday shooting. a house committee wants the site owner to testify about the site used by white supremacist. but he has not specifically said he will testify. 8c

dollar general, burlington, five below, williams-sonoma down a little bit here, best buy down a littley raised their numbers here, but their revenues and comps were a littlebelow forecast. and generally, they haven't had as bad a month as some of the apparel makers apparel had a horrible time and horrible year overall. so a lot of discussion on recessions yesterday, when will it come. my issue is what does it mean for the stock market overall in a typical kind of garden variety, quote/unquote, recession, you'll see earnings in the s&p drop about 20%. you'll typically see the s&p 500 drop 20% to 30%. again, this is all over the place, but this is not unusual 2008 was like a three sigma event. that was really unusual. we saw 50% drop in the s&p 500 and a bigger drop in the earnings again, that's a real outlier this is very typical for a kind of recession and the debate now is, so are we going into one, and are we experiencing now peak earnings per share? so remember we talked about for the last four or five months earnings are essentially flattish for 2019. that's still the case. there a

watch a burlington burlington is off price and has said over and over again, we have no problem, we can have the right prices remember gennette says there is no appetite for rising prices. people are going to burlington where the prices are falling because they're taking the merchandise that macy's can't handle they admit the inventory is too high and sell it to you at lower prices i'm not saying they're in trouble. the first thing gennette did was pay down a huge amount of debt i think they can cover the dividend. >> that's where we are cover the dividend >> that's the question that's the question. >> all right that's a different universe than talking about getting comps up >> yeah. look at the dividend don't get those yields unless people think they can cover it >> poised to open at the lowest for macy's since 2010. they did bring their full year, the full year guide down is big. 205. >> that's that still presumes they can pay the dividend. no one -- i feel very alone in that you have -- you have a stock that is yielding, like, 8%, there is not a lot of 8% yield, particularly in the e

says dr put the sherry to university hospital in burlington. i'm oppressed hold no saddam patience managed to interpret such a terrible diagnosis i counsel it into their lives and to leave a quite normal life. when you're young there are a lot of things in your agenda your 1st love your 1st job and your very 1st own apartment but when you're diagnosed with cancer everything's on hold your whole life needs to be reorganized. finished fast that's. that's the worst part for me was not knowing if. that was a big. if i was going to get as old as i thought i would. and we as a concern was then some how long will it take the lying about us council on bond that when i lightly able to lead a normal life again and put it behind me when will i be able to forget it and write that my desk up. over a 1000000 young adults develop cancer every year at every next 26 years old in 2018 a gene mutation caused her to develop breast cancer she was making plans for her future then suddenly she was dealing with surgery treatment and fear. when to pay cast confident i

this is the day of news coming to you live from burlington bridge in long's hong kong protest in spanish mint is coming police make mass arrests after clashes with pro-democracy protesters d.w. reports strong in the midst of the street battles which has plunged the city into prices also coming up. india's move to encourage sri special status spots of political firestorm inside the country and north troughton sikes pepcid in neighboring pakistan which is branded the steps illegal and going to search today like the turks for a. detailed reports from el paso a city in mourning those killed in a weekend of mass shootings. i love it that she my good to have you with us. china has issued a stark warning to protest today a government spokesman in beijing won't protest sense that punishment was coming and they should not underestimate the strength of the central government hong kong police also announced that they had arrested more than 148 people the largest single day tally since demonstrations began 2 months ago ago here's some of what beijing spokesman had to say. we want to warn the handful

alone a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming soon from the hearts of burlington and this week the focus is on the dangerous standoff between iran and the u.s. in the persian gulf where each side is accusing the other of aggression tension rose in july when iran seems the british tanker the u.s. and the u.k. are both stepping up their military presence in the region but europe or at least continental europe his roof.

this is developing news live from burlington at least deputy prime minister calls for a vote of no confidence in his own government the terror salvini says policy differences made it makes no sense for his far right lead party to continue in a coalition government he wants a new election. program. fridays for future movement tends its week long foreign ministry secure from the sound of the climate declaration calling for climate policy to be based on the best scientific research. from political to solitary and brutal russians flooding the clocks 28 years in office so what's behind a script. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program italy's far right league party has announced that it will call for a vote of no confidence in its own government party leader. who's also one of the country's deputy prime minister has announced that political differences with populist coalition partners the 5 star movement could not be mended at least prime minister who's a member of neither party has accused mr selvi of fabricating a potentially destabilizing crisis. this is not an election rally but it looks like ma

clone a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the heart of burlington this week the focus is on the crisis in kashmir a territory claimed by both india and pakistan making it one of the world's most volatile flashpoints and in the latest development india's government has stripped kashmir of its long held autonomy saying it's time to bring peace and prosperity to the region but the muslim majority is furious.

maxx or ross or burlington. look at big-box stores like walmart and target. about sarah was talking whether we would start to see consumers trade down. is this something you are preparing for with these retailers? dana: one of the things we have seen is inventory levels, some have been higher coming into the quarter as many companies have brought goods in early in advance of higher-priced goods given the tariffs. second have expectations will be key to watch, because given the first cap had challenges, there is an expected pickup in the second half of the year. product innovation is definitely out there. the promotional levels seem similar to last year, and if anything we have had the reduction in tourism that is impacted everyone's business, although mainly in urban areas, not more suburban or rural locations. that is something to be watched carefully. consumer is healthy. ,hey have the ability to spend especially when there's so much more choice on experiences versus the buying of goods. david: you pointed out

and here to talk about death positivity from burlington vermont francesca arnold she's an end of life to live and author of cultivating the dual heart the essentials of compassionate care and los angeles california a lou arthur she's also an end of life to live and trainer in seattle washington michael had he's the founder of death over dinner an organization aimed at changing the way we talk about death and in heart michigan sarah cruz she's president of the national home funeral alliance and founder of heartland prairie cemetery the 1st all natural burial ground in kansas welcome everyone to this stream i want to start with the view from our audience our community because we asked them why is this conversation so difficult to have acknowledging that it is a difficult conversation and this is the answer from mr mack attack on twitter who says it's because i like being alive so guess with that in mind i would agree i would agree with b our viewer on twitter here i want to open this one up to the floor when was the 1st time you were faced with your own mortality want to take that one o

twin funnel clouds in burlington, colorado. and severe thunderstorm watches in the east. and rob marciano is tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: a very active radar scope tonight across a wide area. seven reported tornadoes from minnesota to colorado. watches up in that area with active warnings now. there you see it along the stationary boundary. we also have severe thunderstorm watches in tennessee and north carolina. trees down across the carolinas. big winds with the storms today. during the day tomorrow we'll see another pulse of energy that may time out here in new york during rush hour. that will snarl traffic on the ground, and potentially in the air like today. >> rob marciano, always great to have you. >>> and there is new reporting tonight about jeffrey epstein. we now know how he killed himself. and tonight the justice department taking action against the warden and two staffers who were supposed to be watching epstein. one worker wasn't even a corrections officer. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, the first fallout from the jeffrey epstein

downed power lines catching fire, these images from burlington county, new jersey. those storms moving into the east tonight and the northeast tomorrow. so, let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, of course, as always, tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. another active night of summer storms. several frontal boundaries sparking this heat and humidity. we got a watch box that's up for our nation's capital. check it out on the radar scope there, it includes baltimore. another one that includes much of kentucky. that one has a pretty strong front that's pushing those storms and that front will be on the move tomorrow. storms along that front and closer to the warm front here in the northeast, where the zone for potentially damaging storms will be from philly to new york through much, if not all of new england, dangerous lightning, as well. david? >> rob marciano tonight. thank you, rob. >>> next this evening, the massive search intensifying at this hour for two missing firefighters lost at sea off the coast of florida. our camera onboard ju

. >> yesterday while you were speaking in burlington, immigration and customs enforcement was conductingthese raids in mississippi. is that the right approach to security enforcement? mr. biden: no, no, no. what we should be focused on is having a comprehensive immigration plan to provide a pathway to citizenship for people who are undocumented. we should be legalizing dreamers right now. 4 million families, 10 million people. we should be uniting families, not separating families. we should have an actual program whereby you are able to find an avenue to have your assignment case hear. this idea of walking away from dealing with allowing people to have a silent in the united states-- asylum in the unite states is bizarre. that is not who we are as a country. there is no need to separate children from their families, no need to put people in cages. at the end of our administration we found that when you show up at such and such a date, they show up. we don't need to do this for the the people who should be deported -- well, i shouldn't. >> 8 years on china. what are you going to do diffe

science at george washington university's elliott school of international affairs joins me now from burlington vermont good to have you with us on the program is abdullah hamdan the right man i'm doc pardon me the right man for the job. i think so he's got impeccable international credit entrails he says he's well connected at the african union at the at the world bank and i.m.f. and that the u.n. and so to get sudan back integrated into the international financial institutions in you know international economy he is good he also has the revolutionary democratic credentials he was forced out of the ministry of finance in 1909 when bashir came to power he famously turned down an offer to be minister of finance in 2017 and is appreciated by the pro-democracy activists so it seems that he has a lot of pieces of the puzzle that will come together you know in the right skills at the right time and indeed part of those skills as you mentioned will be that fine balancing act of trying to placate the needs of both sides one wants more transparency the other ones are trying to cling on to power. absolu

host: let's go to pam in burlington, north carolina. hello.aller: i have two that are pretty much equal in importance, control and i gun am concerned the president keeps changing his mind or someone is changing his mind for him when parkland happened and now again. with mental health, he keeps talking about mental health. administration defunded mental health, which made it he made it easier for people with mental health to purchase guns. security, which is me.ly scaring with mitch mcconnell not putting the house bills that have passed bipartisan through the senate angers me and i did call on the republican line, but i am going on.e independent from now i think with foreign and --rything, host: a story today in many of the papers, white house spokesman saying president trump had a discussion with the head of the nra concerning universal background checks. the president retreating on background checks saying the president said on tuesday his supporters are supporters in a constitutional right to bear arms. they call it a slippery slope and all

democrats in burlington county, he won by a very slim margin. his district represents a lot of different viewpoints. this is who we wants in the campaign as well. he did not want to take a stand during the campaign, now he feels like investigations are proceeding. host: as far as reelection efforts, is he currently undergoing that, and how are these issues impacting that? guest: his campaign could not have been closer. basically they played to a draw on election night and it was decided days later with mail in ballots. there was a lot of activism that helped push them over the edge just barely. campaign, he was pretrade as a policy liberal. now he has aligned in a more modeler -- moderate way. the republicans, they have a isal republican official who contemplating running against him. it is going to be another tight election. that heyou would say wants to represent everyone in the district. there are a lot of specific issues to the district. a lot of seniors, military, retired military, military spouses. he is concerned with very specific that s

. >> i will say, in you were mayor burlington, like he was, question you go to prison and ask half people why they are there they would be i was high on acid, and you could make a case, that happy people can get out of prison, but to miami-dade county, what they arrest people for, you don't want half them on the street. kennedy: green hot pants, guilty. >> they do it. a reason that crime is low, a lot of people that are locked up that do crimes again. it is on a nice trend, we do put too many. kennedy: there is a woman who is really enjoying the fact she is getting such a big upswing. that is marion williamson, she may come off as a crazy cat lady, but don't expect the fur to fly if she gets alleged -- elected she announced she would create deputy of peac departmeno make the world's safer place and a secretary of peace, how much will we mismarianne williamson some her campaign is over in a few weeks, i think in is fantastic, i don't like government imposing any of her ideas but i appreciate why her heart is at, teaching conflict resolution to young kids, and figuring out the relationship

guest: the first event was in burlington, a rural community.oke from a teleprompter and delivered remarks addressing donald trump and the recent mass shootings. he hammered home this idea that the president needs to be above this, he needs to be a moral leader. that hit home with a lot of the people who were there. that was a real high point for him. he delivered a condensed version of that, he wasn't speaking from a teleprompter. he bungled the more powerful lines from that speech. we saw him walk into a couple of these gaffes that have been high-profile this week, talking about white kids and poor kids and things like that. he's had a couple of verbal stumbles. host: when it comes to turnout and people interested in hearing from him -- guest: there's a lot of interest in iowa for joe biden. they know him and love him. he says i have friends on the ground in iowa, he means that. there were people waiting for him to get in the game. there's a lot of interest, a lot of excitement around his campaign. people are looking at him as a stabilizing fo

burlington stores hit a record high after they beat the discount store and full-year profit and salesorecast as well a authorizing buyback. the top discount, dollar general and dollar tree raise the full-year profit on thursday even though they source a large chunk of the merchandise from china. there we have dollar general, the leader on the s&p 500 and the company is at a record high as it was able to mitigate the impact of the terrorist. but best buy, best buy is not varied as well. stockton over 8% and that is because of disappointing sales over the second quarter and narrowing the second forecast for the year. they have a wide range of electronics from china and its television, smart watches and headphones will be impacted by tariffs going into effect on sunday. to the trade war in the majors rally that china hinted it will not retaliate to the really just run. said to going effect on sunday september 1. china says it is willing to find solution to the trade war with a calm attitude. but you have a new survey released in this is choi the u.s. china business count found while u.s.

because 20 years ago when the mall was booming we didn't have a strong tjmaxx and ross stores and burlingtonstuff across the street from the mall was boring. >> in no way am i going to mitigate or minimize the tariffs. we had business owners on this network that said they are hurting us especially aluminum steel. but we have overstated the risk to retailers we have proven over the years they're pretty smart in how they source. >> we know that everybody is getting out of china they were getting out of china before the tariffs started now they're just getting out of china faster. >> they're getting 60% of their stuff out of china it used to be 90 the apparel guys are getting 15% of their stuff out of china but it used to be 50 that's already happening tariffs have not been that big of a deal. tier 4 would be a big deal for my world. >> what is that? tier 4 >> the new ones. the other thing going on it's going to happen and it's still going to move faster out of china and he is getting american business out of china. >> who are the one or two best retailers that you follow right now. >> the two

this speaks to the fact that especially after yesterday in burlington, the vice president delivered a stinging rebuke of trump's presidency, his lack of moral leadership, they're very eager to put the focus back on to joe biden. >> mike, as you know, it is a very interesting event. it is a great american event, the stay fair in iowa and yes, when you talk to a mike memaley, you're talking to an audience, but you're still walking around iowa. i remember the late fred thompson was roundly criticized. i think he wore gucci loafers to the iowa state fair. it looked like he chose iowa in a toss-up with nantucket. what you wear, how you act, how you carry yourself really matters. as it should to an iowa audience. >> absolutely. there's one reason that we're going to see two dozen presidential candidates, including one republican by the way, in william weld, attend the state fair, speak at that soap box. this is an excellent opportunity for the hand-to-hand retail campaigning that certainly we know joe biden loves well. iowa, of course, the early caucus, first in the nation caucus is all abo

as john roberts told us earlier in burlington, biden vilified president trump and tried to connect himo the weekend mass shootings. fox business network hillary vaughn reports tonight from des moines. >> former vp joe biden is blaming for back-to-back mass shootings in ohio and texas. >> how far is it from trump saying this is -- this attack is in response to hispanic invasion of texas. i don't think it's that far at all. our president has more in common with george wallace than he does with george washington. >> back in the early 1970s biden bragged about an award from george wallace and told the "philadelphia inquirer" that i think the democratic party could stand alone rolled and george wallace, someone is not afraid to stand up and offend people. biden still leads the pack with 32% support. his closest competitor senator elizabeth warren trailed by 11 points, senator bernie sanders and senator kamala harris round out the top four. but trump isn't threatened with biden in the least. >> president trump: joe biden has definitely lost his fastba fastball. he tweeted phony names indicat

first, though, she is with us live in burlington, iowa. kyung, take it away. >> good morning.s is the last day. we are wrapping this bus tour with senator harris and we started out talking about your bus tour. we are now in the final day. i want to first talk a little bit about some news this morning. anthony scarmucci, you're familiar with who he is, says that he is now neutral on the president. he is not intending to vote for a democrat. do you need to win over disaffected republicans like him and how are you going to do it? do you need them in order to win? >> as far as i'm concerned, i need everybody and i plan on competing for everyone's vote and earning everyone's vote. and i'll tell you why. listen, i am a proud democrat and i also know that what the american people want, and their president is someone who is focused on the things that keep them up at night, the things that are weighing on them, their immediate issues and concerned. and i'm prepared to address those. and so many of those, really, are experience not through the lens of the party with which people are reg

i'll let you hear from jim and jerry johnson, from burlington, iowa, i met them here at the fair alongral hundred other farmers. i want you to hear specifically from them. they're third generation farmers and their concern is only being elevated. >> totally believe they have not been playing fairly. but when you just go in and just one day arbitrarily say okay this is what we're doing without any negotiations at all you just feel like you're in the hands of somebody throwing darts. >> reporter: and the issue is it's not clear where the darts will land. president trump has suggested he's willing to take this trade war all the way through the 2020 election which is not a good sign for these markets across the midwest. >> vaughn hillyard live in iowa for us, thanks, vaughn. >>> we have the latest on a federal investigation on jeffrey epstein's death inside a federal prison. we'll be right back with what our sources are saying. corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibi

this man does not know which burlington he's in. he doesn't know which state he's in.thinks he was vice president when the park when shooting occurred. this is all embarrassing. but there's a bigger issue, sean. this man is corrupt. he is morally bankrupt. look at his extortion of ukraine, when he forced them to fire a prosecutor who was investigating his son. you look at his son's deal in china where he had no background in finance. he goes with his dad to beijing and seals a $1 billion deal with the communist government in china. there are so many reasons this man should not be the nominee. it's an embarrassment to the democrat party. >> sean: okay, let's ask you both. okay, now others thought it was going to be kamala harris. okay, she's bought into the new green deal insanity. she wants no private health insurance, medicare for all. it will eat up almost the entire budget its first ten years. that is never going to happen. and had a horrible debate performance herself. does not seem -- when she was asked a question by an older person in the nursing home, did not se