cassie brooks was her name then. mom and dad, darlene and chuck. >> she was very, very outgoing. driven, motivated. >> from when she was a little kid? >> yes, from the time she was little. straight as, perfect grades. she worked hard. >> cassie seemed to be good at pretty much everything. >> she lettered in five sports her senior year, too. and she was in the national honor society, future business leaders of america. >> what sports did she play? >> volleyball, basketball, softball, track, and palms. >> you must have amazed. >> she never quit. i would have to make her take down time. take a weekend, a saturday, and i would tell her, you're not doing anything, you're going to town with me. i would add, i have this -- time for a break. she just pushed herself so hard. >> she aced high school in just three years, announced to her family that she was going to be a doctor. and then she was 16 years old, she tried to hide what happened. but of course couldn't. she was pregnant. med school was not going to happen. and then,

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. >> buescher colton underwood accused of stalking former contestant cassie randolph.awyers appeared in a los angeles court room today for they asked a judge for a continuance as both parties tried to settle the matter privately. >> the allocations are explosive. cassie randolph said colton underwood planted a small tracking device like this to trace her movements after they broke up. cassie said her brother found the device taped to the bottom of her car's rear bumper. photos of the tracking device were attached to court papers cassie filed seeking a restraining order against colton. according to the documents, underwood informant football player has acknowledgment of mental health issues interesting text messages and would show up uninvited at her apartment and her parents home. the two met on the hit show 2019. in one of the most shocking scenes in the series history, underwood leapt over a fence after cassie says she was going to leave. >> i don't -- like i'm not in love. >> i'm sitting here asking for a second chance. >> he begged her for another chance. they date

was mia. >> cassie -- i understand you were taking -- can cassie talk to us?split. cassie posting, sometimes people are just meant to be friends and that's okay. but four months after their breakup, randolph petitioned the court for a restraining order detailing a string of allegations against the former bachelor according to court documents filed accusing him of stalking and harassing her and sending her unsettling text messages. the exes now trying to work out their problems before their next court date. randolph's attorney told abc news in a statement, quote, it is her intention to first try and work through this process privately in a manner that gives both her and colton safety, security and respect. we are confident that this is possible. a new season of "the bachelorette" debuts next tuesday on abc. that's at 8:00, 7:00 central. amy. >> all right, will, thank you so much. >>> we'll head back now to lara for some "pop news." hey, lara. >> thank you, beautiful lady in yellow. we are going to begin with a tv chef who is cooking up some fresh controversy th

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her boyfriend of eight years said he was planning to propose to cassy this month.anned to visit more national parks. she was just 29 years old. may they rest in peace. and may their memories be a and may their memories be a blessing. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> there are a few first ladies who really are milestones, cultural milestones. who help us understand what's going on in larger society. >> it took me some time doing a little dreaming to be standing right here today. >> she hasn't forgotten that journey and the challenges that she faced. >> in this great country, where a girl from the south side of chicago can go to college and law school and the son of a single mother from hawaii can go all the way to the white house. >> it's the idea that

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cassie martinez hated cities and was most at home ithe outdoors. and raised in san diego, she and her boyfriend of eight years road-tripped to countless national parks alonghe pacific coast, from canada to mexico. her friends knew her as kind and sympathetic, always there as a shoulder to cry on, but also blunt and honest. when cassie passed at 29, she had landed aew job, on her way to becoming a dental hygienist, and her boyfriend was planning to propose. linda eawood's family calledhe their "north star." every holiday, she'd fill her home with decorations and people. linda, who went by "kellee," got engaged to her high school sweetheart bill in 1966, but the two separated after he s sent to germany during the vietnam war. after 44 years apart, they reunited, thanks to kellee's brother. the two married in 2010. it was her red hair and bracesth attracted bill to kellee all those years ago, and he never forgot her, his soulte and best friend. kellee was 72. ray and joan connery first met in the summer of 1953.as >> there in craigville beach in hyann

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when cassie passed at 29, she had landed a new job, on her way to becoming a dental hygienist, and herriend was planning to propose. linda eastwood's family called her their "north star." every holiday, she'd fl her home with decorations and people. linda, who went by "kellee,"en goged to her high school sweetheart bill in 1966, but the two separated after hwas sent to germany during the vietnam war. after 44 years apart, they reunited, thanks to kellee's brother. the two married in 2010. it was her red hair and bracesed that attraill to kellee all those years ago, and he never forgot her, his soulmate and best friend. kellee was 72. ray and joan connery first met in the summer of 1953. >> there i was on craie beach in hyannis, minding my own business with four of my friends, having a grand ti >> there were exciting looking women. >> what madeou talk to me? >> you looked like you hadmo y. ( laughs ) >> woodruff: ray served in the navy during the second world war. when he returned, he became a rhode island state jotrooper. was a dietician. they married within a year of meeting, and rais

that colton actually apologized to cassie for everything before all this was made public they are nowg settle things in private, but they have also both hired high powered hollywood attorneys, so what does all this mean? well, michelle got some insight from nancy grace. >> he is accused of tracking her with a deviceevice placed under car. loitering outside her bedroom window at her parent's house at 2:00 in the morning in an alley. if these allegations are true, i know why he's still a bashlbach. putting a tracking device on her shows a level of control. if these are true, it could rise to a stalking charge in criminal court, which jurisdiction goes from one to ten-year sentence. and if he violated the tro, that's a misdemeanor. he's looking at 12 months. >> britney spears is back in court tomorrow for yet another con serve torship hearing. >> does she have a shot at getting it back? >> honestly, right now? i would say no because it's been within the first two years she was back in a facility. recently, her little sister come out and said she, jamie lynn, and the rest of the family, i

stuart: 30 seconds left, cassie.as moved the needle in the polls, in the way people are feeling? has he moved the needle towards him? >> yes, absolutely. and just -- if you don't believe it in the crowds, if you don't believe it in the polls, believe it in what we're seeing in our enthusiasm. saturday alone, one million door knocks. that is from volunteers, from people who are giving up their time, taking their families with them to go out and spread the -- stuart: wait a minute, on saturday -- >> [inaudible] >> stuart: on one day, saturday, you turned out a million volunteers who knocked on doors? that's a million volunteers turned out, right? that's huge. >> i'm sorry, we made a million door knocks. we knocked on 3.5 million doors last week in total, but a million on saturday. that ease spew -- that's enthusiasm. these are hard working americans who are spending the time with their family out fighting for our president because it's that important, this election. stuart: cassie, thanks for joining us. we wish you th

ok, cassie, thanks for joining the programme. thank you. those are some challenges.istrationlj have heard as well from people close to the administration i don't get a sense that there is going to be a change in protocol that the president is going to change his attitude. and you see, don't you, in the shape of the term campaign and the biden campaign, they are a very different approaches. let me show you, clip actually ofjoe biden today who is out in west palm beach in florida, so here is, and there is his wife, jill, just pulling him away from the reporters. i think we can see it from another angle in a second, but that just gives you from another angle in a second, but thatjust gives you a really good example, doesn't it, that the care that the biden campaign has been taken, and they have been really good at this, katty, and the way that the term campaign has been approaching it. yes, i thank you are right. i don't think we're going to see the president come out and suddenly embrace mask wearing or embrace social distancing. the difference is going to be that he c

cassie, thank you very much. cassie shed lu -- smedley.alk about, you know, the enthusiasm with this race and how many people are likely to vote. we could see a 65% or more voter participation in a race that would take you back to kennedy/nixon. that's enthusiasm and passions on both sides. no matter where you are on this, chances are if you're like 6 out of 10 americans, you're jazzed. you are very jazzed. stay with us. ♪ ♪ but new ways of working demand a new type of network. . . deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. neil: all right. day four of the judge hearings are going on right now. they're about to wrap up. she is not. there. witnesses and supporters are. wheel see what happens. here is charles. charles. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is making "money." breaking at this moment, markets are paring their losses. this is another listless session that has me wondering what. what will it take to get investors back in the mix. new threats of l

the rnc's cassie smedile. former raring began economist art laffer, florida senator rick scott.all on the show. you will have my take on the vice-presidential debate. mike pence has a real opportunity here. the debate is on wednesday. look at the dow, up 374. 1.3%. 28,056. the third hour of "varney" right after this. turns out, it's you. doing your thing. dreaming dreams. building new worlds. it's why we built our workspace technology. to help you do your best work and to see what you can become. you're made for bigger things. >> what is the expression, they keep giving us the gift that keeps on giving and that is interest-rate. juan: 0. i think what people are missing, we have a housing boom resulting from that. >> i don't believe for one minute that donald trump is down 14 points, people think that the biden economic plan is a moderate plan, it is not, all democrats and moderate times have ever had radical attacks as joe biden is talking about. >> whether we like it or not will probably get a democratic administration that will be expansionary beyond belief. >> will beget a va

cassie died two weeks later.er mother remains in the icu and has yet to be told about her daughter's death. >> i know it's going to be a great deal of pain for her and we don't know how she's going to react. >> reporter: as for a covid vaccine, it's not known when johnson & johnson will resume trials but one researcher says the pause is a good thing and gives the vaccinemaker and a safety board time to review findings. george? >> okay, stephanie, thanks very much. >>> let's welcome back dr. ashish jha and, dr. jha, let's begin with that vaccine setback. put it in context for us and try to describe where we are now in the search for a vaccine, what our viewers can expect for wide distribution. >> yeah, good morning, george. thanks for having me on. you know, this is completely normal par for the course. this kind of stuff happens in clinical trials. part of the reason why many of us have been saying we shouldn't set a timetable for when a vaccine is going to be ready. my expectation is that they're going to sort t

vaccines going forward in large scale trials, their enrollment r and finished looking to see for effect cassievaccine to protect people against getting sick. it does look fairly apt mystic that one or more of these will ach the point of being judged safe and effective, assuming ndat they are, by theof this year, and there will be tens of millions of doses of f theyaccine ready to go are at that point to the most vulnerable people. but let's be honest, it's going to take quite a few months to manufacture doses for additional americans, for those at lower risk, and until we get to the point where maybe 70% or 80% of e population is immune, we will still need to practice this good public health measures to f keep the virusm coming back. so let's be prepared for the fact life is nt going to feel >> woodruff: another year from now. so we're looking at october, the fall, of next year. >> let nobody tell you that th can say precisely how this timetable will play out, b b that wousort of the generally estimate -- general estimate of what it's going to take if you wantto get everything to where it's go

her novel cassie is a 2020 lambda literary award winner, a new york times editor's choice, financial times critics choice and on cutlass best book of the year lists. lisa lucas has been director of the national books foundation and is the incoming senior vice president and publisher of pantheon and schocken books. prior to joining the foundation lisa served as publisher of gattaca, a nonprofit magazine focused on writing that explores the intersection of art and politics with an international and diverse focus. we have with us errol mcdonald, vice president and executive editor in the not doubleday division of random house where he worked in various editorial capacities for three decades. among the distinguished authors he has published are jack henry at it, paula covino, sam leibowitz, toni morrison and many many more. and finally i'm so pleased to introduce my colleague atthe moderator for today ,adrienne brodeur . she is the head of executive director of aspen words. she's also the author of the memoir wild game which is in development for a film. during her 15 years in the publis

. >> my name is cassie jane and i'm an american history major. my question is how did it shape his presidency so far? >> i think one of the things that there is a great parallel between the two is the working with a legislature that is seen as hostile, seen as the two-party, the partisanship. smith faced that every year that he was in office here in albany. he only had control of the senate for two years, and that was by single vote. the other eight years it was eight years' republican dominance here in this chamber, and in the other house, he only had, as i said, the one term. so i would think that the problem of dealing with the other party is something that smith had to battle with and undertake. that's something that the current president has a problem with as well. the other thing that he has is it's remarkable the sense of humor. now, president obama has a very good sense of humor and he handles press conferences very well. al smith was the same way. al smith also knew he could be funny on occasions but not all the time because then people

jax son cassie and their handlers.hey graduated from the academy and members of the department as well and working with task force streets. our alert team, sad to lose our long-time captain and i'm so happy to see her, after this procession and they've been doing awards led by her and assistant covid on test sites and food banks, all over the city and this is national nerd week. not just in emergencies and earthquakes and they were able to set up so we're grateful for them. and just in time she got a scratch we'vvan.she has a brandn that is able to go to the training and this is a day the keefchief handed the keys too. our chief of health is enjoying a nice few days off right now on vacation and we're working hard with the peer support and the response teams that we have created for our team and the next slide what the flow chart would be. this past week was the suicide prevention week and we sent information from our members to review and make sure they're aware of that and they can identify all the members that may h

speedo thank you so much senator cassie and thank you again to all of our witnesses. want to start by stressing my agreement to any support of senator carper's comment regarding state and local aid. in complement others on state and local aid. i just want to add my comments before moving on to another question. if we do not add an address the need for more state and local aid and what i hope will be another stimulus package, i don't is is happening in my state is that revenues are going down. that resulted in layoffs of critical frontline workers including law enforcement and public safety teachers at a critical time. i also know about the hitter local communities are by the loss of commercial property taxes because while our residential property taxes may not have been hit as hard, commercial property taxes and tax revenues that comes from large events and or entertainment arenas for instance, is really impacting our local community significantly. will result in critical production services at a time when we need them more than ever but the layoffs which obviously ad

relative to where gdp is or $6,000 per household also important to reflect, a lot of inter cassies here8 million since may. down 11 million jobs 23 million people are filing u.i. claims. one of the things we are finding disconcerting as they are talking mission accomplished, roaring economy. this is many difficulties in it. >> the first time that was posed, how does taking it back create more jobs >> that's an increase for the top narrow slice of the income scale. you pay the corporate tax if you are highly property. if you are inprofitable or have losses, as reflected, you take losses the corporate tax rate and tax expert pointed this out is a counter cyclical tax you only pay if you are highly profitable i just heard listening to some excellent reports on your station, there are some highly profit companies out there this helps raise some revenue for biden harris as well as not putting everything on a credit card so it is a pay for >> where would that revenue go would it be solely to fund more stimulus or targeted to getting economy back to where we were precrisis? >> that's a great q

. >> thank you, cassie. next call comes from houston, texas, joe, good evening to you. please go ahead. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. my first question, i -- i know smith lost new york in 1928 to hoover. how well did he do in the five boroughs? i also want to know, was the anti-catholicism vote more pr prevalent in the southern states as compare today the midwest say kansas, nebraska, et cetera. i also want to know, he had a fallout with fdr. i would like to know, how did he feel about social security? >> he did well in new york. he did well. he always did well in new york city. he did extraordinarily well in his own district. but he just couldn't make it up over the whole state. the other question -- what was the other -- >> did he win new york city? do you know offhand if he won in 1928? >> i don't know. i don't recall. i don't think he did -- >> not even new york city. >> new york city also had outer boroughs which had republican dominance. >> social security? >> well, the issue on social security is something that smith had tried to implement in new york sta

dining with a maximum of four people per table, that is why we came here to the pizzeria, i spoke to cassieso upset because she does not know can to open up or should to be closing today. >> where is it going, they get to go to 86 street, they are open, is it fair, i wanted to cry yesterday, and reservations and everything, i canceled everything. >> she had to cancel all of her reservations, she is still doing take-out at the moment but unsure if she can color cooks into the restaurant, governor cuomo is crushed the clusters in brooklyn, queens, and that this is coming from cuomo, mass gatherings is one of the prime places of mass gatherings of houses of worship and fines of $15000, nine hot zones 13 on the watchlist, they are supposed to close down today and a lot of unanswered questions. stuart: you are absolutely right, what a mess, christina and new york city, thank you very much. california governor newsom wants diners to keep their masks on and between bites, we have reported this, everybody knows this, actually i want you to tell us the reaction. >> only in california as the saying g

we have our two new search k9s, cassie and jack, send over from homeland security.'d like to read a letter that station 3 has written. members of the sffd, we wanted to take a moment to thank all of you who have been there for us as we deal with the loss of our brother, jason cortez. those of you that showed up at sfgh, lined the procession to the medical examiner's office, stepping in to fill in for regular members so they could go home and process what happened that day, and local 798, who had been exceedingly supportive, all of the space stations who had volunteered to cook for free, down to all of the individual members who have reached out to the station, and to the three members individually, we thank you for your sentiments, support, and effort. as we all know, there's more to come, and patty, jackson, grayson, bill, nellie, sonia, and greg will need support from all of us going forward. so please keep jason's family in your thoughts and prayers, and we thank you all for being there for us in this incredible trying time. sincerely, captain cordero. i'd like t

there's no substitute -- maria: you seared what josÉ said , cassie, polls are up. >> the economy, theomy, the economy. the president is winning. so you have to go look -- you have to look further than just the top line. maria: josÉ, what do you think joe biden's most important policy is should he win the presidency? >> well, first and foremost he has to take control over the pandemic and make sure that we get roll of the pandemic and focus on the economy, how do we continue to reopen our economy and take control of covid-19 that's a big issue. maria: that's what president trump is doing. >> he's doing a bad job then. thank you, maria. maria: all right. thank you so much. coming up jobs in america, we will find out what industries are hiring right now. we are talking with the ceo of career builder coming up next. don't miss my exclusive interview with actor and rapper ice cube at 8:00 a.m. eastern, why he's deciding to work with the trump administration on creating opportunities in black america. mornings with maria on fox business. ♪ ♪ we're helping change the future of heart failure.

that is why we seek approval to strengthen add co-cassie. thank -- thank you to the commissioners for leadership on this topic. we have been working with s.f.m.t.a. and planning and have staff from our agency available to answer questions if you have any. with that i will take any questions. >> thank you. commissioner ronen. >> thank you. that was a fabulous and very concise explanation of the situation. i really appreciate you and my office for working so hard on this. we have a chance here of the m.t.a. to add our grace to mayor breed's and the mayor of san jose, to the business and racial and equity justice community who are all aligned on this strategy that it doesn't make sense for all of the reasons that you expressed. i hope that we can unanimously approve this and start working on alternative strategies that will be much more effective in reducing greenhouse gas emissions without the impact, negative impacts potentially to greenhouse gas emissions but also to the economy and equity that this poorly conceived strategy brings us. i hop