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carly wants me to tell you that she likes your shirt. >> oh, well, thank you, carly. thank you very much, carly. i like my shirt, too. what do you think? >> it's nice. it's blue. you and i do a lot of blue on blue. >> i noticed that. but i think i surpassed you today. >> yeah. >> because sometimes, we wear almost the same thing. >> that's a higher quality shirt. >> this shirt, carly, it's wonderful you mentioned this. this is actually brought to me by my relatives from india. >> wow, wow. >> so i'm wearing my indian internationalism in a very stylish way today. right? >> i think so. >> now, eddie, what about your shirt? >> it's been a while and no one's commented on the shirt. >> i know. >> it's very summery. >> i think it's jungley. doesn't that remind you of a jungle? >> it's got a jungle theme. >> at first, i thought it was camouflaged, you joined the marines. >> yeah. >> good. >> up to speed on style, somehow. it's important to me. >> he's also doing facial hair. we've got to work on you with that. can you not grow it? >> i did that. it was weird. who's that stran

jesse: carly. rachel. thank you so muchh.inning director and producer, oliver stone takes a dive into watters world. the blaming the bike rallies for the spread of coronavirus. i was there a few was ago. we'll explain. ♪ prop 15 raises property taxes $11 billion every year. small businesses that are already struggling will be hit with higher rents and tax bills. that means higher prices for gas, food, utilities and healthcare. increasing the cost of living for a family by $960. and supporters admit homeowners are next, changing prop 13 and raising property taxes on people's homes. it's the wrong time to raise taxes on californians. vote no on prop 15. i'm so tired. we get up at 5:00 a.m. up all day. it's scary because nobody tells me what to do anything. the unwritten rule for this much because he hasn't put his time in yet. if you're going to h get killed, better to get it in the first few weeks. jesse: writing and directing such films his platoon, it depicts a service in the vietnam warro, scarface, any given sund, wall str

former presidential candidate and of course former heweitt packard ceo, carly fiorina how do you viewng like this in terms of our trying to seek fairness from the chinese. >> yeah, i think it is a reminder of a couple things, david. first that tariffs are not paid by the chinese they're paid by producers and ultimately consumers and that's what these i don't find them a very educative tool for effective trade policy second think is a remind near to deal with the chinese, and they need to be dealt with, we need a consistent persistent strategy where business and government are aligned. because this suit of businesse against the trump administration sues china's purposes, not trump's purposes this is a very public division it is part of a larger conversation about our relationship with china. i'm curious in your experience and you did quite a few deals, what is your take on how the trump administration could be so deeply involved in bite dance's tiktok >> first, let me just elaborate for a moment the reason we need to be consistent, persistent, and t strategic is because they are. they

correspondent carolyn a chimley joins me from washington carly to have quickly are republicans pivoting toward the task now of finding a replacement for both by the ginsburg. well the white house already announced that they want to name the next supreme court justice before the 1st presidential debate and that is less than 2 weeks away president donald trump said that the nominee might be a woman but the procedure is not that simple the nomination of the justice will depend on how long the debate will take in the senate the usually a procedure the procedure is the president in this case only trump names a candidate in the say the justice comments interviews the nominee for some days and then to leave there of the senate in this case a republican mitch mcconnell decides when the whole said we'll vote on the nominee you speak of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell he refused to accept president obama's nomination for a supreme court judge 10 months before an election how will he justify accepting trump's nomination 6 weeks before an election that is a big question and some journalists

to finding the gunmen behind the attacks, carly joins us with more with the latest. carley: the male officer shot during the brazen attack is now out of the hospital. his partner who helped save his life remains hospitalized, her condition is unclear. a group of faith leaders rallied around officers yesterday, the group prayed for their recovery in a show of support for law enforcement. los angeles sheriff alex the one waiver gave an update on the search for the gunmen saying they are narrowing in. >> we are making progress. our detectives are confident they are on the right path. we followed multiple leads and peace the story together and we are off on the right path. >> donald trump is calling for attacks on police to end while pinning the violence on democrats. >> reporter: the left wing war on cops puts our officers in danger and our communities at very grave risk, can't do this. and biden described the police as the enemy, they are not the enemy, they are the friend. >> a new article, the los angeles times says the la county sheriff's department's response to th

he works very closely with antonio carly show who was for a time married to his sister when they set restaurants. they revolutionised will be thought about not just food they revolutionised will be thought about notjust food but british food because up until then we thought it was pretty rubbish. and it was pretty rubbish but now suddenly i think we lead the world and that is because of his designs in the restaurants but also the food that we nt restaurants but also the food that went on the plate. thank you. from the sublime to the ridiculous, john, not you but the story on the sunday times. would you adopt an 87—year—old misogynist who squawks? what is this was met briefly for both of you if you would. about pa rents both of you if you would. about parents people getting rid of pa rents parents people getting rid of parents during lockdown because they are annoying people who try to work at home. by parroting away. and a p pa re ntly at home. by parroting away. and apparently there is a very old one, 87 years old but who only wants a male owner to look after it. that was interestin

"i hope you're happy now," carly pearce and lee brice, produced by busbee.nees for cma entertainer of the year. yahoo! >> well, thank you both so much. you all are hearing those for the first time learning about your own nominations. luke, if that's how you celebrate the nomination, can't wait for you to celebrate the win, my brother. >> appreciate that. >> congratulations and this morning, we're excited to announce the date of this year's ceremony will be, yes, the 54th wednesday, november 11th right here on abc. plus gabby barrett and ingrid andresss revealing the remaining ones at 9:00 a.m. on cma's facebook and youtube channel as well as goodmorningamerica.com. stay with us. we'll be right back. an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? john stamos to knit you a scarf? all finished, jean. enjoy! thank you. i give. the stitch work is impeccable. it's just a double fleck pattern with a reverse garter stitch. no big deal. is your hair this soft? soft

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carly fiorina, john kasich, also former governor of ohio.se are people who have endorsed against donald trump. and former staffers for george w. bush, who have come out as a group and endorsed joe biden. george w. bush, himself has not done or said anything in that regard, it seems as though a lot of people for him, including colon powell, feel a certain way about donald trump and feel that way strongly enough that they've come out publicly and endorsed joe biden. this is not normal. yes, one or two, a handful, maybe. this is a laundry list of senior officials and senior staff. for them to do this and so public a manner, it is not normal. brianna. >> it is not. thank you so much. and still ahead, president trump defending russia again. in direct contrast to the word of his own fbi director. i'll be getting reaction from andrew mccabe next and we'll take you live to the white house, as soon as president's news conference begins there. when i was in high school, this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last fe

>> all aforementioned carly fiorina, former presidential candidate. who has actually debated then-candidate trump. how would you use these "new york times" revelations against trump in a debate if you were the biden campaign? >> well, i would use them, but i would use them carefully. and i say that because, while of course the media is fascinated by this story, as am i personally, because it confirms my suspicions that he's never been a businessman, he's always been an entertainer, and he's in a great deal of financial distress, it turns out. but i say use them carefully because the vast majority of americans may not be following this closely. and what they really need to see from joe biden is how he is going to improve their lives, whether it's with regard to covid or their job, or their health care or the fact that they're still homeschooling their kids because they can't go back to school. so, of course he needs to deal with it, the fact that trump paid literally no taxes it would appear, federal income taxes for ten years, certainly most americans

carly fiorina, thank you very much.ciate your time. >> thanks, erin. >>> so how are voters reacting to the bombshell report in the "new york times" that president trump paid zero federal income taxes for years, chronic losses, hundreds of millions of dollars of debt? martin savidge is out front. >> reporter: at the marietta diner in suburban atlanta the bombshell of trump's tax returns isn't on the menu but it is on the minds of voters. >> that's just a matter of how he runs his business. >> reporter: the latest polling in georgia before the news broke showed the race between trump and joe biden a dead heat. could the revelation trump only paid $750 in federal income taxes in 2016 and 2017 tilt the balance in biden's favor? >> would that make an impact on your judgment of the man? >> the man is not perfect. i know that. i'm not perfect. but i think he's accomplished a whole lot. >> reporter: one look at ira pence tells you who he supports. and he thinks trump's tax news is a good thing. >> i just think that's wonderful.

united russia carly has the majority in the city council and the regional assembly and they're campaigning to keep it that way. regional united russia is the party of the president of the government the party of respect and care we work in the interest of the citizens of the russian federation . but not everyone in the city feels cared for by the russian government. because the. people live in fear of what the future holds it's not clear who's shops could be closed cool might be fired. the situation now is a far cry from how things why in the ninety's and earlier do thousands i think a lot of things are good no a lot isn't. and. we pay taxes like good citizens but who knows where those taxes go. said a gay boy who wants to drive the city in a new direction he hopes that if his coalition wins a majority they can turn novosibirsk into a city for its people. people from united russia are not interested in developing the city or talking to voters instead of running the place they are just defending their own personal interests i believe that despite the extreme weather here and the fact that i

united russia carli has the majority in the city council and the regional assembly and they're campaigning to keep it that way. regional united russia is the party of the president of the government the party of respect and care we work in the interest of the citizens of the russian federation it's but not everyone in the city feels cared for by the russian government. because. a lot of people live in fear of what the future holds it's not clear who's shops could be closed who might be fired. the situation now is a far cry from how things why in the ninety's and early 2000 i think a lot of things are good no but a lot isn't. if. we pay taxes like good citizens but who knows where those taxes go. sergey boyko wants to drive the city in a new direction he hopes that if his coalition wins a majority they can turn novosibirsk into a city for its people. people from united russia are not interested in developing the city or talking to voters instead of running the place they are just defending their own personal interests i believe that despite the extreme weather here and the fact that it isn'

all day doubly correspondent carolyn a chimley joins me from washington carly to have quickly are republicans pivoting toward the task now of finding a replacement for brit by the ginsburg. well the white house already announced that they want to name the next supreme court justice before the 1st presidential debate and that is less than 2 weeks away president donald trump said that the nominee my to be a woman about the procedure is not that simple the nomination of the justice will depend on how long the debate will take in the senate the usually procedure the procedure is the president in this case only trump names a candidate in the say the justice coming to interviews the nominee for some days and then to leave there of the senate in this case a republican mitch mcconnell decides when the whole said we'll vote on the nominee you speak of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell he refused to accept president obama's nomination for a supreme court judge 10 months before an election how will he justify accepting trump's nomination 6 weeks before an election that is a big question and some jo

emergency operation center let's go to chris director emergency manager has been for some >>what increase carli hear a real briefly evacuation numbers and zones remain relatively steady as surging crime. we are looking at 6 shelters currently operating in the county at this point as well as we're aware of several others that are being operated by a local community-based organizations we are working with american red cross to over 7 shelter. at state university. our focus remains on community sheltering. communications engagement. we are starting to damage surveys of this time informally. formal damage assessment of course will be conducted by cal fire. and as always worse urging our residents to touch base with so-called emergency dot org to receive the ways information both regarding the evacuations. the maps indicating which areas are being impacted as well as information references for such things as where to go for assistance or shelter, this time not conclusive brief. >>thank you we are also pleased to welcome congressman jared huffman who's joining us today. congressman. >>yeah, thank you

i mean, calling rosie o'donnell fat and carly fiorina uglyev an the wife of senator cruz, heidi cruz, commented disparaggly about her looks. so, how do you square that with the fact that he actual can be part of this culture of negativeness and nastiness towards women at times? >> you know, i think we should all look for ways to build each other up instead of tear each other down. i encourage thpresident as well as anybody else to do that more often. women, in particular, i think, are so hard on each other. i think that was one of the things that probably surprised me the most t white house in my time there. some of the people that were the meanest and most aggressive attackers of my looks and appearance and things like that were other women, all in the age of women's empowerment. w and so yld've thought those would be the people, despite the fact they might disagree with you politically, but it would at least be glad to see wom moving forward, particularly. i was only the third woman, the very first mom, to ever hold that job. and so that, to me, was more surprising. certainly, i thi

united russia carli has the majority in the city council and the regional assembly and they're campaigning to keep it that way. regional united russia is the party of the president of the government the party of respect. and can we work in the interest of the citizens of the russian federation . but not everyone in the city feels cared for by the russian government. your cousin is a lot of people live in fear of what the future holds it's not clear who shops could be close to a cool idea fired. the situation now is a far cry from how things why in the ninety's and early 2000 i think a lot of things are good no but a lot isn't. when. we pay taxes like good citizens but who knows where those taxes go he. said a gay boy wants to drive the city in a new direction he hopes that if his coalition wins a majority they can turn novosibirsk into a city for its people. people from united russia are not interested in developing the city or talking to voters instead of running the place they are just defending their own personal interests i believe that despite the extreme weather here and the fact tha

from new york, we're joined by carly ledbetter, who covers the british royal family for the huffington. do we know whether they are going to be appearing in front of the camera, or what their role will be? will be more similar to say, the 0bama is? what do we know exactly about this deal? it's a deal structured like like the 0bama some and for anyone who is a fan of megan on the hit usa network show, suits, she will not be returning to acting, but both she and harry could appear in front of the camera for some documentaries, much like we have seen prince harry during his recent appearance on the netflix documentary, rising phoenix. so they have been speaking to various different media organisations. of course, they did something with disney, what happened there? how come they didn't stay with them? you know, they were in talks with a lot of networks, including disney and apple, and you know, megan's first post—royal project was a documentary with disney. prince harry is already executive lee producing something with apple. netflix ended up, to my knowledge, being the one that would pay

carly ledbetter covers the british royal family for the huffington post.ork show suits, both she and harry could appear in front of the camera for some documentaries, much like we have seen prince harry during his recent appearance on the netflix documentary, rising phoenix. so, they have been speaking to various different media organisations. of course, they did something with disney, what happened there, how come they didn't stay with them? you know, they were in talks with a lot of networks, including disney and apple. you know, meghan‘s first post—royal project was a documentary with disney. prince harry is already executive producing something with apple. netflix ended up, to my knowledge, being the one that, you know, would pay the most for the couple. yeah, they have got a lot of stuff to look forward to. so, do you reckon it was basically about who will cough up the most to get them? of course, they've bought a very expensive home in the united states. i guess they've got to make some money now. you know, they haven't confirmed what the deal ended

carly giving us excellent analysis tonight in minutes nic thank you. while the president of bill ruses contending with mass protests and perhaps more civil disobedience next door in russia the picture looks completely different russian president vladimir putin's grip on power is practically locked in for years to come and the country's main opposition leader he's not even in the country and as of today he is no longer in the hospital either alexina vallone was discharged from the berlin hospital where he spent the past 3 weeks being treated for poisoning last month and a volley became suddenly ill during a flight across russia after 2 days in a siberian hospital he was brought here to berlin tests showed that he had been poisoned with the soviet era nerve agent no egypt the german chancellor called the poisoning and attempted murder and has demanded an investigation by the kremlin so far moscow has offered nothing but denials of any involvement the poisoning of the volleys sent european and russian relations to a new look it has not had the same effect

carly and aden. as well as macro monde's biological daughter.at we have to defend our family all the time against misconceptions or racism or people being just plain rude. so she's been using social media to challenge perceptions. every ten negative things we get, if we get a positive one, andi get, if we get a positive one, and i feel like get, if we get a positive one, and ifeel like 0k, get, if we get a positive one, and i feel like ok, the get, if we get a positive one, and ifeel like ok, the world is moving in a different direction. as sheep. make sure you are checking your own vices, prejudices. people who are adopted trans— racially, we love just to love. i think you will be just love just to love. i think you will bejust fine. love just to love. i think you will be just fine. it's like any other parent parenting a hello again. if you went outside on thursday, i'm sure you noticed a certain autumnal chill in the air. but was it really cold enough for snow? well, actually, this wasn't snow, it was a massive hail storm that went through the

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is carly dryden.n my small town i did not feel like i could speak out about my experience with sexual assault. but at the university of puget sound, i met an incredible force of people working to end the culture of sexual assault. i went from survivor to advocate. ceo ofhe president and the national coalition against domestic violence, i have seen joe biden's passionate leadership in passing the violence against women act. now, domestic violence rates are rising due to this pandemic. we need congress to reauthorize and enhance that law. we need leaders who believe a woman's life is worth fighting for. >> joe biden is that kind of leader. i created the joyful heart foundation to help survivors heal and change the way our society responds to sexual violence. the vice president has worked tirelessly by our side to end the backlog of hundreds of thousands of untested rape kits and our work will continue because testing kits not only makes our country safer, but sends a vital message to survivors -- that w

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we can do that indoor but only carly can go because of the 25% limit. >> we sit inside. restaurants in the city. 25 persons capacity. besides the occupancy limit, temperature checks, contact information, masks have to be worn and his partner in crime later said get near 2%, to reassess. on "fox and friends first". >> as you know, i think it was time to do that. >> reporter: restaurants in the rest of the night 50% capacity. carley: you are fund time when we go out on occasion. north carolina, walmart? >> drone delivery and smaller items, they will test it out in north carolina in an area - walmart doubled, amazon, target saw their online system. amazon working on drone delivery. come up with a better name than fly trap. amazon has one that is cool. carley: it sounds more awesome than fly trap. todd: if they don't drop anything on my head i am good. donald trump issuing another denial to the atlantic claiming he called followed american troops losers and suckers. >> they made up a story about two discussing word they say i said and i didn't. we have 21 witnesses, they onl

todd: carly mentioned the numbers, florida, this is interesting, 40% trump, 48% biden, that is after0% biden, 44% trump, keeping in mind the poll you see right there before the rnc, the one we see earlier was after the are in c but can the president maintain his messaging without getting distracted by things in the next two months? >> i think so. every election cycle the october surprise on both sides but hope he remains focused. the black vote for donald trump, a lot of people waking up across america, let's double down on donald trump, he has shown to prove, prison reform, talked about that, though funding, coming out of it and the economy going strong. we saw 10.6 million jobs added to the economy which means more than half of the jobs we lost, donald trump should stay focused, a website in north carolina, 15,000 people, fired up. jillian: his message, what is happening on donald trump's watch. what is your response to that? >> part of the agenda, if you look at the agitators, they are actually being bused in, that is an agenda being played out to blame trump for what is happening

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jillian: carlie shimkus has all the reaction from social media. >> i'm sure that a lot of viewers wered at the beginning of the awards show because jimmy kimmel did about half of his opening monday of mo what appeared to be a packed audience of celebrities. then he revealed the show was using old tootage from -- footage from previous awards show and he took that shot at president trump, one of many anti-trump jokes. this is probably the most political awards show i can remember in recent years which is why there is divided reaction. kathy says stop with politics already. nancy liked it, though. i cannot imagine how this was going to work but you are killing it under very difficult circumstances. ronna says the emmys have become a soap box for political speeches, they're boring. it's kind of the same thing, if you're conservative it's difficult to watch this and basically be lectured for three hours. todd: let's see how it plays out with the ratings. regina king used her platform to discuss a number of issues. >> that's right. take a listen. >> voting plans, it is very important, be a g

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and i think sadly we need to fire him in november although i voted for him last time around. >> so carlyailures that you are talking about, that is causing you to vote for joe biden, or do you see policies that biden has that you believe will resonate? is this a vote against trump? >> well, i think it is a little bit of both honestly yes, i think it is a vote against trump and his results but i also think it is a vote against his leadership style i have said many, many years leaders solve problems they change order of things for the better, in order to solve problems a leader collaborates, always with others, including those that they don't always agree with. what joe biden has done, i don't agree with joe biden on everything, but what he has demonstrated over a lifetime is that he has the humanity and empathy to collaborate with others he's done it over a liberalism i think he will do it now honestly we need humility empathy in public life. because that is what draws people together we got a lot of problems, are we need to solve them. and it ticks i think leadership to solve them he sad

in our second hour we are talking to dan killed the of michigan and carly fearing.alance of power on bloomberg radio and television. ♪ jonathan: bloomberg real yield starts now. with newiscal talks restrictions darkening the outlook in europe, and corona spreads are widening. treasuries are doing nothing. we begin with a big issue, treasuries. >> it's been hot in the bond market. >> 10 year treasury yields >> investors are looking for a new safe haven. >> nobody really wants to buy 30 year treasuries at 150 or 10 year treasuries at 70 basis points. >> you can buy high-yield bonds or investment grade other assets. >> treasury at 50 seven basis points does not do it anymore. >> central banks are determined, at the moment. >> dangling the carrot to

carly giving us excellent analysis tonight in minutes nic thank you. but while the president of bill ruses contending with mass protests and perhaps more civil disobedience next door in russia the picture looks completely different russian president vladimir putin's grip on power is practically locked in for years to come and the country's main opposition leader he's not even in the country and as of today he is no longer in the hospital either alexina vallone was discharged from the berlin hospital where he spent the past 3 weeks being treated for poisoning last month and a volley became suddenly ill during a flight across russia after 2 days in a siberian hospital he was brought here to berlin tests showed that he had been poisoned with the soviet era nerve agent no egypt the german chancellor called the poisoning and attempted murder and has demanded an investigation by the kremlin so far moscow has offered nothing but denials of any involvement the poisoning of the vault he sent european and russian relations to a new look it has not had the same e

. >> i suspect carly it's the concern that people on the left now that joe biden is not his former selfs, plainly, to some extent a senile and he had trouble repeatedly with his memory, unable to remember things he wanted to say, getting stopped in the middle of the senat sent. forgetting where he was. so on. it's not to say that's all going to show up, necessarily, but if i were a biden supporter i would be anxious about that because he's gotten old and when you get old, and happens. >> shannon: listen, we saw him just days ago in the cnn town hall and most of the question seem to be friendly in nature and they seem to come from people who are supportive. if he was clearly in command of the facts and lucid, he did not get pushback from anderson cooper who was there and part of the host of the debate. how do you think tomorrow night will be different from what we saw a few days ago in the town hall? >> i think that the president will do everything he can to try to throw biden off to make it difficult for him and confuse him. i think the president until very recently, has been telling th

. >> reporter: no republican has won the white house without carlyicar carly -- carrying florida sincee's claiming residency in palm beach and during a recent visit to the state, the president announced a ten-year expansion of the ban of oil drilling off the coast after officials voiced the concern how drilling might affect tourism here. all an effort to sure up votes. >> this protects your beautiful gulf and your beautiful ocean. >> reporter: both campaigns are making a play for port toe riue voters. tens of thousands fled puerto rico when the hurricane hit and vet l settled in florida. what did you make of president trump's response to the hurricane hitting puerto rico? >> well, not sufficient putting it lightly. inadequate. >> reporter: perhaps attitudes like that inspire the trump administration to suddenly announce $13 billion in aid to help rebuild puerto rico. three years after the storm. for his part, biden is also promising to rebuild the island's infrastructure. he recently visited florida, as well to mark hispanic heritage month. >> it's great to be back in florida. >> repor

olivia troy joined powell, kasich, members of congress charlie dent, susan molinari, meg wh whitman, carly fiorina, this is an exhausting list. i have to say there were a lot of republicans endorsing hillary clinton last time. it's a different scenario. these are individuals who have seen up close and personal the trump presidency. >> you read my mind when you said that. as you were going through that list i was thinking, man, i remember there time four years ago, this was the exact exercise hillary clinton campaign was engaged in, trying to recruit republicans in to give permission structure for republicans to come over and vote for her. this is a similar type of exercise. the difference for the american people, not so much about the difference between republicans now, the difference with the american people is they have experienced four years of donald trump as president. that's what the biden campaign is counting on to make this matter more, no longer a theoretical exercise, what kind of president donald trump might be. we are living in the presidency of donald trump. i think the biden

bottom line, when you put it together, the charts by carly garner suggest you have to be more cautiouser is betting that the s&p 500 could give one last gas followed by a sell off that would be par for the course for the hideous month of september and what it says to me is you don't want to be there if we go much higher. all right. let's go to michael in georgia, please, michael. >> caller: hi, jim, this is a two-part question. i've been wanting to start a position in octa do i buy now, if not, what others do you like in this space? >> first, we just had crowd strike on yesterday. that reported a remarkable quarter, second best beat after zoom and palo alto and been doing incredible things. okta does identity management but it is the most expensive stock i follow followed by another one i follow you have to trade carefully. i think okta you can put in your stock. you can put some of it in okta but not all of it. david in kentucky, david >> caller: hey, jim, this is david from kentucky. i need a bit of your expertise. >> sure. >> caller: here is the deal. i've been a buyer of nokia in j

and he looked like a carly simon record album so we're all -- everybody's getting good looks at their normal school day >> we're really delving into some, like, psyche, you know it's -- it's like what they wished school was actually like. you know >> seth: absolutely. hey. all the best to your family. congrats on the show it's always lovely to talk to you, elizabeth >> thank you "press your luck" on thursday, everybody. >> seth: "press your luck" returns thursday on abc. we'll be right back with neil degrasse tyson. ♪ i browsed eight sites for divorce attorneys today. i browsed eight sites for divorce attorneys today. i love working with you. me too. red heart emoji. blue heart emoji. i hate lee though. puke emoji. puke emoji. my heart rate is currently 150. 151. and back down to 150. on march fifteenth i purchased prenatal vitamins and four pregnancy tests. the number on my credit card is zero, two, three, seven, one, two, two, one, zero, seven, six, five. ♪ "goldwe believe intriana good we can all afford. ♪ sing it, yeah, yeah from make believe made for everyone. ♪ all gold to ♪e to

carly? >> he did a good job describing the historical point of it as well as the scientific point, but also the kind of politics of each point, not only a political aspect with the topics of science, which is an interesting point of view for us to read. >> something really different. we hadn't done that before. what do you think? did he deserve the pulitzer prize? should be vote. what do you think? i think thumbs up, right? obviously a man of some repute is certainly did a good job on this book. the first recorded, we'll recorded outbreak of polio took place in rockland, fremont, in 1894. 123 people there caught polio. there was another outbreak, substantial outbreak in 1907 and then a major outbreak in 1916, that began in picks pick town, in brooklyn, new york. and that spread across the northeast and some 6000 people died from that outbreak. ocean ski has an interesting comment or thoughts to make about why these epidemics suddenly broke out, why it is, in the nate 19th and early 20th cent

all right, carlie shimkis is joining us wednesday with the headlines.nes with hundreds of protesters gathering in rochester, new york for the seventh straight night over the death of daniel prude. police arresting one man at the protest charging him with assault on an officer. now authorities say kyle davis pointed a laser at police for several minutes, hurting an officer's eye. the demonstrations coming just hours after rochester's police chief and entire command staff announced their retirement amid the unrest. >> two of the three suspects charged in the murder of a veteran cleveland detective are due in court today. 18-year-old david mcdaniel and two teens are accused of shooting detective james skurnev its last week during an attempted robbery and he and an informant were working undercover on a drug investigation, both men were shot in their car. the detective's funeral is on friday. >> today, president trump is expected to announce the withdrawal of u.s. troops from iraq. there are about 5,200 troops in the country right now. that number is expect

willow the cat has been helping her owner carly with the washing.othing smart about you, joe...“ is hard to get any word in... personal attacks and fiesty exchanges — donald trump and joe biden face off in their first presidential debate. there's new restrictions for more parts of wales, as northern ireland introduces a curfew. boris johnson will update the public later. cancer charities say almost a million women have missed out on routine breast screening because of the pandemic. the cost of going green. shell announces plans to cut up to 9,000 jobs over the next two years, losing 10% of its global workforce. the company blames the cuts on the impact of covid and the move to more renewable energy. and the return of satirical puppet show spitting image almost 36 years after it first hit our screens. good morning from the temperate house in kew gardens, where this vine has almost engulfed the stairway during lockdown. we have got some heavy rain in the north and the west which will be travelling east during the day, accompanied by gusty winds. i wil

going to discuss that with 2016 presidential candidate of course the former ceo of hewlett packer carlyquawk alley." simplnchts united airlines becoming the first u.s. airline to offer a covid-19 testing program for travelers. the airline will offer some hawaii-bound customers rapid coronavirus tests at the airport. that's in effort to get around hawaii's quarantine requirements and eventually hopes to open up more destinations. passengers will be responsible for paying for the test, but it's what you're talking about >> but they're doing it all wrong. they're just doing it all wrong. it's kind of embarrassing. what you do is you connect with abbott labs. they have millions -- hundreds of millions of tests you have -- you go to cvs or wall greens the day before you don't go it at the airport you get it like a ticket like an e-ticket and waive it. what is with united? are they -- they're this is the way to do it the government has 150 million okay they're taking the first two months, but then we're going to all just want. you don't do a test at the airport. that is ludicrous. you have pe

meanwhile, carly shimkus is here to tell us what's happening in the news. carley: that's right. going to start here with a first alert. at least 10 people are dead in a mooive wildfire in bute county, california. making it the state's deadliest wildfire this year. 16 people still missing. firefighters say more than today the four former minneapolis officers charged in george floyd's death will appear together in court for the first time. chauvin. king, -- all face the judge. first time he will appear in person. he dolls remain behind bars. other exofficers are free on bail. protests are expected outside the courthouse today as the judge weighs moving the trial out of minneapolis. will decide whether the former officers should be tried separately or as a group. senator lindsey graham hypotheticalling at the release of more bombshell information related to the russia probe. graham sharing the revelations after newly released doj records show members of the russia probe accidentally wind at least 15 phones of information when the inspector general asked for them to be handed over.

directors which as of 2019 consisted of 45% minorities and 33% female and it are leadership team which carly includes 36% minorities% minorities and 45% female. we know the needs of women and minorities are better served when decision-making includes them at the table and will continue our efforts to simplify our leadership team that is representative of the population we serve. beyond our talented employee base we work to increase the number of women and minority owned firms to conduct business with the new york fed. we've recently operationalize several of the facilities established by the federal reserve board to support the u.s. economy in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic. aided by trade groups like the national association of security professionals, we are working to diversify our business and vendor relationships under these facilities and open operations of the unique to nuke that there am excited to tell you later this week will be announcing new counterparty '80s relationships that will include minority women and veteran owned firms. finally we deploy considerable resources of the

ainsley: you're welcome, carlie is over there right over there and she has some headlines for us.rt. seven people have been killed in massive wildfires burn on the west coast in california, three deaths are blamed on the bear fire in butte camp county. 12 people are missing there, it's one of 28 wildfires burning in the state and three people have died in oregon including a 12-year-old boy, the governor is saying this could be the worst loss of life and property in state history. in washington a one-year-old boy died as his family tried escaping the flames. their burnt out truck found on the road. his parents are severely burned, heavy smoke is turning skies orange up and down the coast. >> protesters hitting the streets for an eighth straight night in rochester, new york. police say crowds breached several layers of barriers during a march across the city. one protester calling police union president the king of killers. two men have faced federal charges after police say they attacked officers during a protest in rochester last week. >> this just in, drugmaker alts rail entitlem

around, asking trivia questions, we got some great guests on the show you can see rick leventhal, carliehole lot of fun. ainsley: what's your drink of choice? >> i like tequilla lately in the summer months i love tequilla and rum but since we're getting into the fall i can start my whiskey. ainsley: oh, got it seasonal thing. tom, look forward to watching that next one because i love all those people on your panel. thank you so much. >> thanks. ainsley: more fox & friends just moments away. knowing who we are is hard. it's hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ >> all right. live from midtown manhattan. every day set your dvr at 6:00 to 9:00 eastern time and starting at 9:00 across america, the brian kilmeade show. >> our guest will be barrasso and kevin brady. with the remaining seconds i want to give it to ainsley. >> i will just watch your show. you sold me on it. >> sandra: rescues are underway this morning across t

not long after came two daughters, madeleine and carlie. >> i remember she pretty much said be nice to people. so i was nice to people. >> she would always play games with us in her backyard and take us to all these fun places. she was a fun person to be around. >> but even as busy parents, dan and michelle always planned a date night every other monday. memorial day 2012 was no exception. >>. >> how was she that night? happy? normal? >> uh-huh. happy, normal. >> the next morning, she went to work. >> she wakes me up, kisses me 00:06:56,624 |