>> capri: no, joe biden.joe biden campaign because i was actually driving out to this -- to the running trail in ohio and i'm listening to her on meet the press and she said well, i just had the same server that my husband had when he was president in my basement. i'm like what do you mean aol dial up? that was 2,000. you can't claim that email server. are you kidding me? so there is clearly some shady stuff there i agree it was amateur move on ivanka's part but i don't think it's necessarily the same. >> lisa: rachel, why do we keep seeing people in government making the same mistake and what needs to be done about it. >> rachel: i don't know. can i jump on another point that i think is interesting with trey gowdy ron johnson, these are very prominent respected members of the republican conference. and they are saying -- they are not jumping on ivanka but they are saying hey we need to look at this. we want to get this information. send it to us. we want to make sure there is nothing classified. that there w

we bring in capri and chris tate to see what they're seeing expectses so far.ri is a former ohio state mairnt leader washington examiner. >> we are seeing in early voting numbers what do you think this is all about? >> you know whaing we're with really seeing, i mean, this is what is really interesting about this. is that midterm elections traditionally, obviously, have much e lower turnout than presidentials and democrats usually do not perform well do not turn out in midterm elections. but what we are seeing is -- really significant increases in early voting in the states that have early voting. i think it is saying as you said on both sides because we can't necessarily tell who the universe is that is out there early voting but there's no question that -- this is unprecedented as far as how the american people see the value of the midterm election. is it a check and balance or is it -- is it a referendum to continue policies of president trump? >> it is possible that midterm elections christianen we see more voters than we did -- for the last presidential el

jillian: capri. >> the facts bear otherwise, the policies that have come out of republican congress haserently with the exception of, for example, a bill that was introduced a few weeks in united states senate to protect preexisting conditions which is something that's not going to pass because basically everybody is at home campaigning, what we have seen are court cases, health and human rulings, basically saying that the skinny more reduced plans that provide more flexibility to individuals basically don't necessarily have to cover preexisting conditions and states ultimately are -- the federal government is giving states the ability to not cover preexisting conditions as well. so that is a reality. >> yeah, but despite the policy here is what's going on, democrats are trying to scare voters and here is why on health care, because by 16 points trusted among all voters and among independents you have been losing significant ground on democrats are trusted by 20, we know over and over that when number one thing when it comes to health care that voters care about is preexisting condition

there's also a two-year probation period for villa capri and va'a arena's executive directors. they must agree to training. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> our air is finally getting better even as we speak. rain is headed our way later tonight. >> let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel with the latest. >> it was good to see blue skies across the area. take a look at the air quality right now. we do have some improvement. let's get you in closer. north bay and parts of the east bay along with san francisco, looking at yellows and oranges. moderate to poor to sensitive groups. we were in the healthy to unhealthy. fremont, san jose. we have a spare the air alert extended through tomorrow. the impacts from the smoke will i linger in the inland east bay where it's poor. we'll see a continuation of an improvement in the air quality for the rest of the bay area. what is it going to do. rain, moderate to heavy. wind gusts, 20 to 40 miles per hour. isolated thunder is possible. i'll be back with a look at the timeline coming right up. kristen? >>> thank you, sandhya. >>> a former ch

and capri cafaro. and rachel campos duffy.on't like people who are trying to excuse what ivanka did. i don't like how they are trying to conflate it with what hillary did, they are very different. >> they are, she never tried too hide them, she turned them over. there were 33,000 e-mails for hillary clinton, and dozens for ivanka. there is so many different things. she is not secretary of state. kennedy: she could not generate top-secret information or redesignate some stuff that crossed her death that hillary clintodesk is it the sim.>> same. >> as a democrat in 2016, i rail hillary clinton talking to "meet the press," she said, well you know, this was the same server my husband had, i authority, this is 2016, you are kidding me, you left office in 2000, what you are talking about aol dial up, this not the same. the content of what i'veiv ivany have is different from a private e-mail server, now, again, that content may be open to a freedom of information request. but it is not the same. kennedy: we should be able to see it a

capri, i started to hear you say could it be wrong both sides.hat do you do in that case if your border is being threatened and stampeded with these people. what do you do? say come in? >> no. the thing that aggravates me when people say obama did this so it's cool that trump did that. you have got to be consistent and that's all i'm saying. i think actually unfortunately the situation at the border is so dire. and i think does show we have serious issues. i think it's good from a republican perspective. this is actually good talking points to get democrats to give some leeway to give funding for the border wall. i think that is a possibility. trish: it's a situation now where that border is being threatened with violence because they were throwing bottles at our border patrol agents. we have to do something. we don't want this escalating any more than it has. >> it's time to build a border wall. we have a right, and the ability -- trish: are you willing to pay for it? mexico is supposed to do a lot of things. >> i think we should look at all the

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. >> production assistant steve capri was still learning the code when he joined us in san antonio wheret was actually -- it was pretty good. it was delicious. i got a lot of flack for it actually. because i sort of set mine aside because i was working, i had a lot of things to do, i took a taste and set it aside. jake told me i should not have done that, that that was a disrespectful thing to do, that i wasted some of the inmate's food by setting it aside. i had intended on eating mine, but in the end i might have been a little disrespectful of that cook. >> a year later at the jail near oakland, the teacher would once again become the student. when jake hector made the mistake of sampling the spread soon after a big lunch. >> when we were filming in oakland, there was a group of guys and claimed they made this huge burrito they called the three-foot iguana. >> three types of meats, the good cheese. >> just based on the look of it, i figured i had to try it. they wanted to give me the biggest portion they possibly could. >> that's money right there. >> i just had lunch. this was no way

basically no matter how absurd the product animals are a selling point steve gotland knows i want to try capri for years he drew cats and sold them lots and lots of them. i'm not real big on discussing specific numbers but i did sell twenty thousand of them twenty thousand drawings like this the cheapest one for ten dollars which would mean that steve made at least two hundred thousand dollars drawing stick figure kept by stuff like that. i think it's a one of self-expression. in something or something ridiculous. and that's. so much success. we live in a crazy world so crazy products well obviously felt like crazy. total sense right. it always does seem to make sense we do seem to be living in a crazy wild these days or at least a rapidly changing one take all of in germany for example it's been turned upside down in recent years one thing diesel is debt makers were found to be cheating on emissions level tests cities are rolling out diesel benz drivers are being paid to retrofit or scrap their vehicles now many are asking has carnation germany gone completely matt. the automobile industry is

i want to start with you capri.20 race and win and what is his message? >> a few -- a couple things. number one, let me put some of this in context in regards to ohio. look, president trump won in ohio with votes from democrats. okay? and why is that? because donald trump talked about the issues of trade, of the challenges of nafta and that is something that resonates with ohio voters. that's exactly what sherrod brown's message is if there is anybody that could win the state of ohio in 2020 as well as places like pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan, because in 2020 there is only one way to 270 electoral votes and that is through those states in the midwest sherrod brown has been able and i think hold that coalition of democrats minnesota vatted by things like trade but at the same time he still has that quote, unquote, progressive street cred with the coast. is he a very unique candidate and he has been mentioned before but i think actually is he serious this time. griff: fair point. madison let me throw to you.

. >> how realistic are capri's plans for versace, its most recent acquisition, are they workable >> forersace they want to invest in communication and open new stores they want to increase the part of footwear and leather goods. next is the execution. the development of ser va chi is quite accelerated. they're plotting in their plan 30 openings this year and it's not so easy to find 30 top locations around the world. >> let alone more to come in the years to come. they're looking at 50% more stores adding another 100, 30 this year and 60 and 70 down the road. >> for sure there are many opportunities around global brands, we have a store network between 400 to 500 for shower sourcing 30 locations in a year is pretty difficult. this is the first obstacle that i see there. the second obstacle that i see also in the company is to make such strong growth, you have to maintain structure in the company. creative management and the department another issue that you can see there is that versace is a lucks oury brand the majority of the consumer versace is the brainchild of -- >> if she's not ha

one year after the villa capri and verena burned to the ground, the department of public services willllow both to continue operating on a two-year probation. two months ago they filed to revoke both licenses. is settlement includes making sure they're properly staffed overnight and perform annual evcuation drills. >>> new developments in the lawsuit against the makers of the weed killer roundup. the company is appealing the verdict. a man in the bay area sued monsanto and won, as you know, claiming roundup caused his terminal cancer. last month a judge reduced the award in the case to $78 million. today monsanto filed an appeal and requested review of the court's refusal to order a new trial. in the trial they argued there's overwhelming evidence roundup does not cause cancer. >>> we first told you last friday about a chain of auto dealers that closed its dealerships. we are learning more about why it happened. >> "7 on your side's" michael finney is here with what he has learned. >> with momentum auto dealers suddenly closed eight of its locations, customers and employees were left s

on arbitrating capri review. counsel said we had to show our homework. they haven't decided a single case that decided that when an agency makes a decision based on a legal type of analysis on the , relative legal risk have to lay out the legal reasoning like it's a bench memo to a judge. not a single case, but if we had to do it, i think it's fairly notable that they would give you a sipg l reason, this entire argument, a single reason why daca is any different from dapa. why it doesn't hold water. the last thing i'll say habit is pha tha if there's a secret show your homework, then daca fails it. there's not a word in daca that describes why it's lawal. that describes the costs. so if the sort of arbitrating standard they're trying to apply to us were to apply to daca, daca would fall, too. the last point is on the actual protection claim. -- equal protection claim. c, at himng aside 80 and him they have to have clear evidence. they don't have a single allegation about the acting secretary's motive in this case. they don't have a word. >> he has set al

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capri cafaro former ohio senate minority leader and the school of public affairs. hello.ck if that's what you want. i want a drumstick. >> i want to sit at your table. >> i'm the pie maker here. >> bill: will she win or not? >> i think she in. i am always outspoken that my party leads new leadership. i supported tim ryan two years ago when he sought the leadership spot in 2016. but here is what's different right now. number one, pelosi was the leader when we won. she survived over almost 20 years when we've lost over 63 seats for example in 2010. and here is the big problem. the democrats have not been able to come up with an alternative. so it's great to say we'll have new leadership. you have to have somebody to vote for. i got one final thing. one more final thing. you coming back to me? >> bill: no, one final thing. in the spirit of thanksgiving. >> they mentioned the republicans. republicans could actually potentially deliver this for nancy pelosi. 24 members of what's called the problem solver caucus are republicans and said they would vote for her if she supported

and capri cafaro. the recount is underway, where does it go? >> we have seen the show before.know this. i was actually at gore/lieberman headquarters in 2000. we were sent home in nashville being told al gore would concede. text thing there was dan rather saying wait a minute. al gore is no longer conceding. we have to make sure all ballots are cast. president trump needs to be careful with how he frames this issue of particularly fraud in that package we just saw. we heard about issues that occurred m 2016. i didn't hear anything about 2018 itself. one thing that i think is not being covered that i think needs to get more attention is that it's not just about the fact that broward county in particular has had a history of issues dating back almost two decades but we're also seeing there are issues in regards to how the ballot is actually set up. in a portion of broward county and the 24th district we're seeing is an undervote of people skipping the united states senate race because of the ballot layout. that's a disaster. >> bill: that goes to voter intent and you can't decid

former ohio senate democratic minority leader capri ca can cafaro rocking the glasses today and rachel