. >> melissa: carly, let's let her in really quick on the messaging front.o leslie is setting it up as the next election is a referendum on president trump and the handling of everything that so much will depend on where the country is during election day. how do you think he could change his messaging or about the facts, not the message? speak of the big headline of what to joe biden say later doed coronavirus as something that is on a lot of people's minds today. i think it is a good strategy for joe biden. you can always say when you are not the president, i have done better. and he does leave himself open to some easy criticism by not doing easy things like wearing a mask. that strategy could come back to bite joe biden, because all president trump has to do is play sound bite after sound bite of democratic governors thanking him for working him across the aisle on ppes and ventilators. and walmart getting it together and i think that that is a failing on the trump administration by not already doing that and feeding the joe biden campaigned to the punch

zahidi andith saadia carly cushnie.usign has-- been a winner of the endemic because of course we'll need to be able to sign documents from our home. first quarter loss per share of $.26, but billings are ramping up. second quarter revenue was a key beat. clearly, this company on a tear. resorts fiscal earnings for the quarter, three at 3.6 but,ng in and net revenue also coming in above estimates. shares up slightly after hours. let's get back to what is going on in the world. specifically with geopolitics, the recession, and everything else. theeconomic director at world economic forum, saadia zahidi, i am happy to say she is joining us now. i want to start before we get to some of the more current issues, i want to start with the economic issues that sort of grew out of the covid-19 shutdown, and this idea of an economic recovery, and whether or not that economic recovery will be the tide that lifts all boats. the measures that you have seen so far worldwide, is that going to ensure that everyone who was hurt by this c

joining us to discuss leadership in our national crisis is carly fiorina, former ceo and 2016 presidential candidate >> good morning, how are you >> i'm doing well. talking about leadership i want to talk about it from a national perspective president trump is trying to extend executive authority, whether it's threw potentially invoking the insurrection act, the order involving social media or pushing states to open their economies when governors may not be ready yet what's your take on that, the balance behind asserting leadership in a time of crisis and pushing too far? >> first, i have long said and long believed that power concentrated is power abused so i am never in favor of the concentration of power for the purposes of exerting it. i have also long said that the exertion of power is not the same as leadership it's not to say that leaders don't have power and should use that power judiciously and well, it is to say that leadership, particularly in a crisis, begins with the leader understanding that their role is to serve others a leader's role, particularly in a crisis, is to solve

for years now, mike has worked alongside his wife let that and their two daughters, taylor and carly.s, all of them at dignity health central coast hospitals in california. during the pandemic, their work has been relentless. >> hi, david! >> reporter: but they made sure to take a moment yesterday, to take a break from the front lines for their father. and they checked in with us tonight. >> father's day, had a nice dinner. it was great having the girls around. >> reporter: look at this. the daughters as little girls, dressed as nurses, on the coach with mom. mike remembering the moment they told him they wanted to grow up to be just like their mom and dad. >> i thought it was great. it just seemed like it would be a good fit for them. >> reporter: they once gave their oldest, taylor, a real stethoscope as a teenager. she still uses it today. >> kind of just confirmed my choice that i'm excited to get into the nursing field, because i know how it has made an im% in their lives. >> reporter: hthis father aware of the dangers. his youngest daughter, carly, is in the e.r. >> we just have

carly says all she dreams about is seeing elton john in concert.>i still stop thinking about and from the going out what this thing does not tell them. >>now she's preparing to send some gifts, elton john's away. >>she also has a message for him. >>i left >>i absolutely love her that was david cho of reporting. what a qt well hey a quick programming note here you can watch tonight's kron 4 town hall with bay area mayors again at the top of the hour on kron on lot of good practical information in their kron on is our 24 7 commercial free streaming service for local news downloaded from the app store to watch right watch it right now all far going right now a change is coming our way of course looking toward the end of june already near 10 to 10 with the fog really coming in across the golden gate bridge and. >>actually had the highway patrol issued a dense fog advisory there early may see that again as that fog starting a pretty thick out there and pushing into the bay kind of interesting day though we have the fog here we have the hot temperatures

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bundesliga but they've refused in the whole of the unis the opponent to face especially with star man carly have a back in the starting line up. just 2 minutes in the 1st major chance belong to the royal blues but western mckinney's shots were stopped by lucas credits and asked me could only fluff the rebound and little from 8 years. the guests were held in check until the 40th minute when lucas ne home from a free kick to school state level as the linesman broke to show his wrist. in the 2nd half another stroke of luck for the host when the hand. anyone even appealed for was picked up by the video assistant referee and punished with a penalty. at moen top soba the penalized defender daniel kind of jury the goal scoring points i wanted off the 51 minute it's. tough an hour later when leyva couzens window challenged down the left wing and crossed show his love. i next back round me round with a late goal 11 the final score. oh now we in 13 bundesliga games and unwelcomed club record would leave accusing meanwhile sit in 4th but the fight for the champions league places looks set to go down t

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after three months in lockdown, carly can't wait to join her friends at the volleyball team, but theidelines announced by the state for reopening in- person classes don't sound like the high school experience she has dreamed of. >> these are years of our lives that i don't pant to miss out. >> reporter: the guidelines from the state superintendent tony thurman spell out in detail the new procedures from everyone wearing masks and getting their temperatures checked every day to protocols for social distancing that may require students to only be on campus two days a week. >> we're taking the approach that as schools plan to reopen that they should plan to open under the most safe conditions that we have information for. >> reporter: but many parents feel they are in limbo. >> they need some ideas of what is this going to look like to make some plans. it is not sustainable forever. >> reporter: and school districts aren't sure what to think ever. berkeley unified has already said it is planning for remote lestatement we're all eager to have answers so families, students and staff can m

neighborhoods and you're so just because i do it because i live suit to see young jack up against carly of the. year king but i still suck among them. wouldn't. miss just let me go still that was true love come on the. expedients my other that's well up among goats and he was fearless and using him among legends i did see the other potential motion for the slogan i am putting my butt woman. on water started experiencing the thing that he has in the most got off with him. to get with him at the bills must get the money go from there with you and your most local social values and why does the buddha with much will swoop up poor and there are more to come why do you miss the water and i don't know what to do with you. going to school and those that's a bad thing caused by them the whole. notion of them like trips my feet. seeing my face and their income. on the good at spears's come i am myself a doctor just poor. me some money was an experience a climate of if not simple my yes we soon got the it was. pushed was to be to be said it will do so to. give them to which is sort of an irish rea

actually carly political writer and researcher on egyptian affairs and in hard to assign one else home former sudanese minister of irrigation and former advisor to the sudanese negotiating delegation a warm welcome to you all i'd like to start in this this is a negotiation that has been going on for nearly a decade now ethiopia clearly wants to make this happen it's very important 100000000 people can be supplied by this however it keeps faltering on technical aspects as well as political aspects can you just talk us through from ethiopia point of view what the sticking points are we believe that we have been very transparent in dealing with this issue since 2011. our partners in sudan in digit. and relevant design and study documents of that innocence done. have been to the field and numerous times including the ministers of egypt and sudan we did all of this so that we can use to. some transparency to what we do in the construction and design of that done . we have shown. very much of transparency that president has been. in the region. in terms of transparency in terms of trust buil

walker carly turley to buy mace for protection, but the female walking and running so high that you should probably have anyways but knowing there's somebody actively harassing women on this trail is and knowing scary and the unidentified man is accused of 3 daytime attacks in march 2 last month and another on june 5th down over there, you know. >>a viewer sharing this brief video of his encounter with the man after the latest attack was a new these crimes have other women who frequent the trail now taking precautions. i can't really say carry pepper spray every time you go out definitely let friends and family know where you are have a cell phone with you to alert. >>people i locking on the phone with my family before because i just don't feel as comfortable walking alone anymore as people continue to use the trail the hope is that someone will identify this accused groper and police will make an arrest i hope this guy gets caught soon and that no other women are victim to this i love this trail. i love this community and i want to keep on a creek a safe as they possibly can. >>reporting

i kid you guys don't know now i stalled us off carly simon it hey i want to talk about you but i saw the paul rudd wrote the intro to this book john mann son of a john mann and i'm wondering what is it about kansas city guys what's in your d.n.a. i'm from pittsburgh and i know i'll always stay a pittsburgh boy i assume they're somewhat of a similar vibration and a hard working class time like ac what would you take away from it the stages through life kid can city were just a plain city it's it's not play it is the end of the players because it's a very hilly city they're very cincinnati right sure is new york i guess it's san francisco it's got these hero and i love hero it's mountings out of to be at the top of the mountain close to the doubles and down here center. what what about it topographically it sounds appealing but what about the the ethos there what did you take away from it it's about hard work it's about not being fully what's tell me about kansas city no no nobody from there and here it is it's as we said yet ish. if you always say. yes. to this of a fish oh on the tab

started and the 1st thing i want to be perfectly well this has been a little bit of carly as well about because it's been a mostly peaceful protests but then they chose to move in many of these protests have been largely peaceful mostly peaceful mostly peaceful mostly peaceful so many good people out there who want change and who are demanding change. and leave it to the did miss falbe on television to spin things this way our country was started because this is how the boston tea party rioting. so don't do not get in twisted and think that oh this is something that has not never happened before and then this is so terrible and where are we in these savages and all of that this is how this country will start making excuses making excuses for people who who beat up female business owners and riot in luton beat up cops wow that's don lemon and of course the president has come under fire during all this from the media imagine the president and his attorney general have vowed to restore law and order and of course that's racist he used the phrase law and order it was a very specific choice

policies doing in the uk in australia is for ellen to do that properly the next normal is going to be in carly different from the airline alan joyce c.e.o. porters of already said the point as you'll see in 2021 will not be the point it's in 2019 put him on to a court of make dramatic restructuring and change the culture because it so see alliance or edge of enough to see the opportunities that this will bring that will survive and flourish into the future germany's of tansen has clinched a deal to secure a 10000000000 dollars government rescue package the airlines top shareholder agreed to it at the last minute it will mean the government takes a 20 percent stake both hands also secured a deal with the cabin crew union to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in spending within 3 years while avoiding layoffs in bangladesh nearly 13 percent of the population of lost their jobs because of the pandemic tens of thousands have been forced to leave the capital many have simply run out of money and have no other choice but to return to their home villages country a child the reports from dhaka. it's e

maybe carly -- i see carly here. maybe she can help me. >> it doesn't matter if the units are affordable or market rate, it's the number of units overall. does that answer your question? >> commissioner johnson: yeah. i take to heart commissioner moore's comments. i recognize both that this prudence and it's important to make sure that we don't lose the project altogether, and i think that there is a chorus of people saying that we wish and we would like at least another unit of affordable housing to support this project and make it be relational to the context that it's in, and so i'm having a hard time, but those are just my additional comments. >> president koppel: commissioner imperial? >> commissioner imperial: i would like to make a motion to continue this item and for the developer to have a meaningful dialogue with the community. i'm thinking about the timeline. usually, i would like to say in a month or perhaps -- yeah. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: do you have any other i

carly augustine. on the other hand was way behind their competitors as well as their own deadlines. the engines were still the big problem too weak to unreliable and too many 30 of them in the 1st stage alone. that was not. we knew that using so many engines would make the whole thing unreliable for sure so when you got stuck but we had no other solution at the time for us here we lack the necessary technical and experimental know how we simply did not have the necessary resources. you know if you saw the say. it's not just the moon rocket that was causing problems they hadn't even started thinking about the moon capsule. there weren't even any models of it it was only on paper. but call ya remained optimistic. or walked up there it would you. prescribe your lordship he was able to motivate his employees he could appear at the plant in the middle of the night and say. we have to work we have to be the 1st and i saw that the boss was with him. and so they worked hard and put their heart and soul into it. he was able to inspire and organize large collectives . he always knew what he w

and that there for carli off was simply irreplaceable in many ways. though he was there again is stepping in. in one fell swoop the soviet moonshot had lost its visionary its clever manager with the links to the kremlin its great motivator and its driving force by stealing machine was appointed the new chief designer. but look it was a mistake. when your he was his deputy who else could it have been in your book glory but he did not have coddled you off the authority he was a very weak personality. which will or issue. will stop with me sheen was a weak leader recorders for them and there was another thing he also had a drinking problem but the more shocking the welcome. within just a few weeks of taking office however the new chief designer had already knocked up his 1st success the lunar 9 probe made the 1st ever soft landing on the moon surface and sent back the 1st sensational photos. the next leap forward came just weeks later when luna 10 became the 1st satellite to take up a moon orbit. internet sanaya a bit hard to laid out but you lived on th

but carli of didn't survive the operation. there gaper i would get out of sergey probably overage coverage of died because of the failure of our doctors. came obvious that there were not only disasters with missiles but also with people. the next day karl your body was laid in state in the moscow column hall his cosmonauts forming an honor guard their chief designer the man responsible for all their cosmic trials sergei puddle of each car yards at last became known to the public. his portrait on the kremlin wall was the 1st time most people had set eyes on this little known hero of the soviet union. and at last the americans found out who had humiliated them so often in the early years of the space race. but there was no word of a successor nothing had been decided. they're going to know that with the. car death was completely unexpected. the owner was. hard to find someone to match his personality quickly with the man that they're for karloff was simply irreplaceable in many ways. though is their game is slipping and. in one

cnn's sam carly tracks the story. a.m., what are the details here?seemed to come out of the blue. >> reporter: well, it was the result, we understand, of some back channel talks facilitated through the swiss embassy which represents american interests in tehran, of course, and has done so for years since there's no diplomatic relationship between the two countries. there is now perhaps a faint whiff, if you like, because as a result of the release of michael white, mahdit tahari who is an iranian scientist who was charged in the united states is also heading home. news of the swap greeted by the foreign minister, with some joy on twitter. that was met with a similar response in some ways from donald trump who shows -- he said that this shows that a deal is possible. what he means by that coming from the trump administration is that a policy of what they call maximum pressure on iran, u.s. sanctions very tightly squeezing that economy making it almost impossible for any other nation that trades in u.s. dollars to do business with iran and of course ve

pretty clever invention tailor-made for the neil: covid-19 era, reaction to the social distancing, carlyhave that for you when we come back. >> don't go way. >> georgia trooper going viral his response to protesters pressuring him to neil for black lives matter. >> here with the response on twitter. >> police officers across the country take a knee along protesters one officer taking a defense approach, georgia state trooper sadler says he has respect for protesters, he decided to work on his day off to keep them safe and reserve the act of kneeling for god and god alone. that video going viral. some viral images out of north carolina, police officers washed the feet of black religious leaders during a prayer walk aimed at ending racism. todd: this was a big talker until wasn't, george was spokesman saying reports the former president will not support donald trump for reelection is, quote, completely made up. >> reporter: the bombshell report came out over the weekend but a spokesperson for the former president has responded saying this is completely made up. he retired from president of

todd and carly will be back. i got an oriole here. eh. common bird. ooh look! over here!ething much better. there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. remarkable. fascinating. -very. it streams tons of your favorite shows and movies, plus the latest in sports news and... huh - run! the newest streaming app has landed on xfinity x1. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. just say "peacock" into your voice remote to start watching today. >> lawfully gathering and expressing first amendment rights, demanding we do better as a society and providing true equity for communities of color is not terrorism. it is patriotism. todd: the mayor of seattle seemingly in support of the occupied zone in the city is reports letting of extortion and violence. carley: is the left endorsing the anarchy? the host of reality check on fox nation david webb. we are in desperate need of a reality check. mayor dirk and said this could be a summer of love with this cop free zone. what is your

thank you, carly, and if you want to send a song, we are done for today, but i keep a list. sometimes i slip one in. use the hashtag on our social media, ktvu. >>> thank you for that request. accused of misusing campaign funds, 34-year-old, 34 charges were filed, he is accused of taking more than a quarter million dollars in campaign funds for personal use. the das office says he spent it between 2010 and 2016 on a trip to asia and repaid personal loans or it he is scheduled to be in court this month. >>> happening today, any passenger on united airlines refuses to wear a mask will be temporarily banned from flying on that airline. united says flight attendants will be offered a mask, if the passenger refuses, the attendant will file a report, putting the passenger on an internal travel restriction list. they will not be able to travel on united for a time to be determined, pending review. >>> a world health organization research trial in the united kingdom found the drug , hydroxychloroquine, had no apparent effect in treating covid-19. remember president trump said he had

in the second hour on bloomberg radio, we will hear from tom steyer and carly fiorina on balancing thes "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ d radio. ♪ vonnie: it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london, and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. u.s. stocks have taken a u-turn, lower now on this quadruple witching friday. marcus samuelsson on black lives matter and the crisis in hospitality from the coronavirus, this is new york city moves to phase two of reopening. and the warning to eu leaders. the ecb president and german chancellor say the consequences could be dire if they failed to agree on the stimulus proposal. let's take a look at the markets. we are seeing a nice bounce through the first half of the trading session but that has all been erased, except in the case of the nasdaq. that is up .2%. the s&p has erased all of its games. the dow is

even a good republican like carlie fiorina says she's going to vote for vice president biden. fix it. >> dana: what about being nimble? the things that might matter are the three debates this fall. >> jesse: i'm so glad juan thinks everything is working perfectly. i'm so glad that the democratic party thinks this is going well. because here's the deal. i was just as nervous when i'm looking at the poll numbers. i said is trump really losing that badly? how can this be? so i called the best poll guy in the business. you know what he said? this is how they frame the biden lead. they don't poll likely voters. they poll adults and registered voters. those people don't vote. they're not going to vote. that takes away tens of millions of potential trump voters. then they screw with the sample size. the election poll of 2016 had party affiliate 33% republican. when they do the sample in these polls, it's like 23% republican. so they take out 10% of the republican affiliations right there alone. then what they do is that they load up the poll with a racial questionnaire. so they take

coming up in the second hour of balance of power on radio, two special guests, carly thierry fiorina,eyer -- and tom steyer. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: it is 1:00 in new york 6:00 p.m. in london, and 1:00 , a.m. in hong kong. i'm taylor riggs. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. a blowout u.s. jobs report. the labor market defies forecast for a surgeon unemployment as payrolls grow by 2.5 million in may, and the jobless rate falls. that sent the nasdaq to a record high and the s&p 500 is now just around 1% down for the year. we will hear from julia coronado, the president and founder of macropolicy perspectives. thinks about this surprise jobs report, and what it means for the pace of recovery. and then later i was peter tom bene, ceo of the national restaurant association. food services saw a higher than expected boom in that report, adding one point one million jobs. let's get a quick

normally, carly, i would say can we meet get this in studee and try it. >> maybe we can in a couple ofs. a company has created a new way to serve pizza with coronavirus concerns in mind. the company says this next generation pizza serving plate is designed for today's sanitation standards and makes other serving plates obsolete a fancy way of saying each slice gets its own plate. i like this commentser who says better solution, leave my pie alone. i will leave you guys with that one there. steve: they had for the round pie shape and the tray, too. variations. rob: i could go for a pizza. it sounds good. jillian: it does sound good. rob: if you want to have fun today pull up your 401(k). you might find it looks a lot like it did back in january. isn't that unbelievable? jillian: good news. rob: that's it for us. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> they're is not going to be any disbanding of our police. our police have been letting us live in peace. we want to make sure we don't have any bad actors in there and sometimes you will see some horrible things like we witnessed

and carlie? - yes, we--we absolutely did. tyler and his mom, theresa, are in the last dressing room upstairs. shana, the aunt, is on the other side of the building, like, at least a hundred feet away. tyler's grandma is in the dressing room downstairs, so there's no way any of these people will see each other before the show. we made sure of it. - okay, and how well did we manage the expectations of the family? i mean... - i think very well. i think they are--they have no idea what's happening. they don't--they just wanna make a plea. - okay. so, they believe this is the beginning of the search?

siegel, it's carly. dr. fauci said something that gave me pause. if we get a vaccine, we should have won by the beginning of 2021, but that is concerning. does that mean that we also run the risk of possibly not being able to find a vaccine to this virus? >> marc: it's possible. i will tell you how i read that. that's a very good point you are making, carley. he thinks we are going to get one. as you know, dr. fauci is very cautious, but he's a vaccine expert. the word that he used as "immunogenicity," meaning the idea that more than one of them is going to be able to create an immunity. i think he's saying when he says it's cautiously optimistic, i probably would take away the word cautiously and say he's optimistic. the problem is these are brand-new technology is almost across the board in the united states. there is about five great candidates, but they are new. they are using new technology. almost all of them, so we don't have a track record here, so we have to hesitate. it is still too early. we will know over the next month or two. >> melis

walker carly turley to buy mace for protection, but the female walking and running so high that you should probably have anyways but. >>knowing there's somebody actively harassing women on this trail is and knowing scary and the unidentified man is accused of 3 daytime attacks in march 2 last month and another on june 5th down over there, you know a viewer sharing this brief video of his encounter with the man after the latest attack was a new these crimes have other women who frequent the trail now taking precautions. i can't really say carry pepper spray every time you go out definitely let friends and family know where you are have a cell phone with you to alert. >>people i locking on the phone with my family before because i just don't feel as comfortable walking alone anymore as people continue to use the trail the hope is that someone will identify this accused groper and police will make an arrest i hope this guy gets caught soon and that no other women are victim to this i love this trail. i love this community and i want to keep on a creek a safe as they possibly can. >>reporting

. >> reporter: carlie stefanson who runs the lab is baffled that other countries aren't using the sameat has happened in the united states, what has happened in great britain is because of lack of screening, because of lack of an attempt to understand what is really going on, it has been really difficult to contain the infection. >> reporter: but scientists had a big advantage here. politicians, including the prime minister, stood back and allowed them to lead on the pandemic and front the public response. >> this crisis is not political and it's important not to politicize this crises. >> reporter: now that they've pretty much beaten the virus, the government is pushing to reopen the country for business. >> in iceland, we're faced with very high unemployment rates right now. we are not very used to high unemployment rates. so the main -- you know, our guideline now in the government will be how to lower that number and have more people working again. >> reporter: so as the government reopens tourist sites like the blue lagoon, visitors will return and refill these pools. inevitably,

carly fiorina ran against donald trump and saying who she's going to pick. >> i've been very clear that i can't support donald trump. and you know, elections are binary choices. >> so you are voting for joe biden? >> well, it is not for november, is it? i am not voting for trump. >> if it is a binary choice. >> it's a binary choice. if faced with a binary choice on a ballot, yes. i think this moment calls on joe biden to be a leader. i am encouraged that joe biden is a person of humility, empathy, and character. >> a little tortured, finally got there in the end. it feels like joe biden is coasting without having to do much more than be a grownup. at this point, the strategy inside the campaign, just be an adult. >> just be a decent human being. look, joy, you started off the show talking about the six states that joe biden is up, six states that donald trump won in 2016, and here's the thing. donald trump has the power of the incumbency, yet joe biden is beating him in these states, almost in every poll. and joe biden is expanding the map. ess he is expanding the map, building a coalit

walker carly turley to buy mace for protection, but the female walking and running so high that you should probably have anyways but knowing there's somebody actively harassing women on this trail is and knowing scary and the unidentified man is accused of 3 daytime attacks in march 2 last month and another on june 5th down over there, you know. >>a viewer sharing this brief video of his encounter with the man after the latest attack was a new these crimes have other women who frequent the trail now taking precautions. i can't really say carry pepper spray every time you go out. >>definitely let friends and family know where you are have a cell phone with you to alert people i locking on the phone with my family before because i just don't feel as comfortable walking alone anymore as people continue to use the trail the hope is that someone will identify this accused groper and police will make an arrest i hope this guy gets caught soon and that no other women are victim to this i love this trail. i love this community and i want to keep on a creek a safe as they possibly can. >>reporting

carly likes your shirt. dr. suri: thank you. i like it too. what do you think, do you like my shirt? >> i do. i do a lot of blue on blue. dr. suri: i have surpassed you today. sometimes we end up wearing the same thing. it is a higher-quality shirt. it is wonderful you mention this because it was brought to me by my relatives from india. i am wearing my indian internationalism in a stylish way today. what about your shirt, by the way? >> it has been a while and no one has commented on the shirt. it is very summery. dr. suri: doesn't it remind you of a jungle? i thought it was camouflage. join the marines. >> it is important to me. dr. suri: doing the facial hair. we have to work on you without. is it not possible? >> it was weird. a weirdo. there was a real question. i like to vamp a little. students appreciate it. dr. suri: we don't want to be too serious. >> nathan would like to know if reagan became popular because of his sense of humor. dr. suri: it wasn't just reagan's sense of humor. he was famous for his ability to tell jokes. humor is

walker carly turley to buy mace for protection, but the female walking and running so high that you should probably have anyways but knowing there's somebody actively harassing women on this trail is and knowing scary and the unidentified man is accused of 3 daytime attacks in march 2 last month and another on june 5th down over there, you know. >>a viewer sharing this brief video of his encounter with the man after the latest attack was a new these crimes have other women who frequent the trail now taking precautions. i can't really say carry pepper spray every time you go out definitely let friends and family know where you are have a cell phone with you to alert. >>people i locking on the phone with my family before because i just don't feel as comfortable walking alone anymore as people continue to use the trail the hope is that someone will identify this accused groper and police will make an arrest i hope this guy gets caught soon and that no other women are victim to this i love this trail. i love this community and i want to keep on a creek a safe as they possibly can. >>reporting

walker carly turley to buy mace for protection, but the female walking and running so high that you should probably have anyways but. >>knowing there's somebody actively harassing women on this trail is and knowing scary and the unidentified man is accused of 3 daytime attacks in march 2 last month and another on june 5th down over there, you know a viewer sharing this brief video of his encounter with the man after the latest attack was a new these crimes have other women who frequent the trail now taking precautions. i can't really say carry pepper spray every time you go out definitely let friends and family know where you are have a cell phone with you to alert. >>people i locking on the phone with my family before because i just don't feel as comfortable walking alone anymore as people continue to use the trail the hope is that someone will identify this accused groper and police will make an arrest i hope this guy gets caught soon and that no other women are victim to this i love this trail. i love this community and i want to keep on a creek a safe as they possibly can. >>well tonig

carly fiorina, who ran for the republican nomination for president, okay, she wanted to be the republicanee in 2016, she just came out, i don't know if we have the sound ready yet, because it just crossed. but she just came out and said that she is going to vote for joe biden. she said, i've been very clear that i can't support donald trump. the citizens vote is more than a check on the box. it's a statement about where we want to go. and i think we need now actually -- what we need now is actually real leadership, she says, that can unify the country. i'm encouraged that joe biden is a person of humility and empathy and character. i think he's demonstrated that throughout his life. it really is such a long way from 2016, david. >> such a long way. and obviously, she tangled with donald trump. and you know, he was personally insulting and she obviously questioned his fitness for the job then. and so it may not be a surprise to a lot of people, but here is a conservative, this is a business republican, and this is another republican saying, enough. i can't deal with donald trump anymore. i

carly sabaj is in ascot and will be sending her children back to school when it reopens next monday.n keep a home for that bit longer, that is something i want to do. especially when everything seems so very unknown. i know the government revised plans to start a school a1 times since may. also my area peers that we have not even reached the peak yet. and ijust file ina reached the peak yet. and ijust file in a position where i live in a beautiful area. i don't see why i would risk taking her and letting her go to school because it's not practicalfor her go to school because it's not practical for children to be able to maintain two metres at all times. any other virus and bagh spread through primary schools like wildfire. children are always touching each other‘s services and things like that and ijust touching each other‘s services and things like that and i just feel that i have the opportunity to keep her safe along then that is the choice that i have come to. how are you feeling about sending your kids back? i am doing this tentatively. this is not an easy decision that i have c

weeks straight to make sure that his little girl got some love on the "today" show so your dad and carlyt. happy birthday how are you going to celebrate >> i'm probably just going to eat cake and ice cream then on saturday i'm going to have a drive by parade >> oh, that's awesome. happy birthday, sweetie. >> thank you >> all right i am looking for the ariya family stationed in independence, kentucky hello. i see stephanie. i see dad marcello and there's a little baby sitting there. little elouise is it true -- i guess this little baby was just born one month ago. so your families haven't been able to meet her yet >> yes because of the coronavirus, none of our families have been able to come. because we live in kentucky, my family's in salt lake city, utah and his family is in georgia >> could you scoot over a little bit more towards your wife we want to see her i heard she had a milestone yesterday. what happened? >> she turned six weeks old. >> and i heard she had a big smile too. >> she did how did i forget yes. she smiled for the first time. and six granddaughters >> i hear your famil

most carly delighted to dine outside once again. >> now we are in the sunshine eating this wonderfuland being served. it's amazing how simple it is but how wonderful it is. >> we were around 200 seats. right now we are at 65-70 and with the expansion of the outdoor seating we are looking to have soon i think we will recover a lot of our seats. >> it really is the little things in life. santa clara county's latest phase ii plan comes at the same time san jose allows restaurants to expand into the streets. just launched a restaurant to set up on sidewalks and in private parking lots free of charge. get county by county information on the bay area's reopening plan by going to the news app and there's a running list of what is open and where right near the top of the page. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire that caused major damage to a historic theater in downtown san lorenzo. scott fox flew over the scene as crews were battling the claims at lorenzo theater on experian boulevard. the flames guarded the roof and other parts of the article theater which has bee