cory's cookies. lemonis: okay. are you also cory or is it only mr. cory? cory: cory, yeah. yep. lemonis: okay. well, nice to meet you. cory: thank you. nice to meet you, too. lemonis: you look sharp. cory: you look sharp, too. this is my mom. lisa: cookie mom, lisa. lemonis: i'm marcus. lisa: how are you doing? lemonis: nice to meet you. tell me what's going on here. cory: okay, so today we actually have a pop-up shop and customers come, they get a cookie. they sit down and wait for their car. lemonis: are we generating revenue? or are you giving them away? cory: the company buys them and then we give them. lemonis: very smart. whose idea was that? cory: both of our ideas. lemonis: okay. now more importantly, i love cookies. cory: so you got to try them. lemonis: so i'm a really tough judge, though. cory: okay. okay. i got you. lemonis: okay. cory: okay, this is the chocolate chip. they're all natural, and they have no preservatives added. lemonis: the chocolate chip was amazing. cory: thank you. second, this is a double dark. this is like the brownie. nice and soft in the middl

you are losing jobs faster. >> we are, cori. thank you for spotlighting youngstown, ohio during this difficult time. you mentioned covid-19. we suffered like anywhere else. what we did more than anything is we stood up and said let's make sure and be aggressive with the virus. we took it serious. i think we had daily briefings with governor dewine and the mayors across ohio. we focused on what we can do across the state of ohio. it has proven to be a great issue for us. as mayor, i recently implemented a mandatory mask order for those wearing outside their home and when they are inside as well. the governor put in place a mandatory mask. that will make a difference in youngstown, ohio with our vulnerable population. >> reporter: what are your residents need to help get them back on their feet with the economic impact of the crisis? >> there are three things we learned and focused on. the health and the education. we will make sure everyone is tested. all of our citizens need to know where they stand. if you know, african-america

cori coffin joins me again from lorain county, ohio. you're not too far away from cleveland, just west of cleveland. your main concern has been covid in many of the large black communities like the city of cleveland. >> reporter: yeah. cleveland, columbus also mentioned by dr. birx recently. these cities and others around ohio are seeing major spikes. one of the biggest reasons the governor has decided to institute this mask mandate is because of the increase in the infection rate. in cleveland, for example, that infection rate went from 2.7% to 9% over the course of a couple weeks it. was very concerning for even deem ol' jids including dr. deborah birx. she talked about not only cleveland but columbus and nine other cities and what they need to do going forward. >> there are other cities. we have new increases in miami, new orleans, las vegas, st. louis, minneapolis, indianapolis, cleveland, nashville, pittsburgh, columbus, and baltimore. >> reporter: in ohio, it could be 24 counties in what is called the red zone where this infection

. >> now the search for answers after the death of cory monteith. >> reporter: seven years ago, coryteith died from an accidental drug overdose shortly before the fifth season. his character written into a future episode dedicated to his life. in 2018 another cast member, mark saling, who played puck on the show. rivera's short life had almost always been in the spotlight, nabbing her first role in "royal family" at the age of 4. >> whenever grand ppa wanted to talk about you i had to leave the room. >> reporter: portraying a gay cheerleader. and the role rocketed her to fame. >> naya rivera's role was groundbreaking. brought representation to the forefront of television. >> reporter: rivera appeared on "rolling stone." she co-hosted "fashion police" alongside joan rivers. >> my best was the 2013 glad awards. >> reporter: most recently, she was showing off her tansidancin again. the show had just been renewed for a third season by cable network starz!. >> she was very excited to join that series, which is quite an accomplishment. oftentimes in hollywood when characters are so famous

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i'm cori could haven >> i'm frances rivera. safe fourth of july >>> right now at 4:30, a pivotal weekend from the coast to the mountains. restrictions are in place to stop people from gathering on this fourth of july holiday as california looks to turn the tide on rising covid cases. some of the biggest closures coming up for you. >>> but you can still have a great holiday weekend at home or maybe at a park, and the weather will be just right. kari hall's forecast coming up in just a few seconds. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning. good to be with you this morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura

in harrison township, michigan this morning, cory is there. you made it to harrison township this morning. what are the main things you're hearing today? >> this area relies heavily on manufacturing jobs, but even before the pandemic, the job growth that was promised by then-president trump and then elected into by voters here, the jobs have not come like he promised they would. it was nothing like the obama years. jobs became stagnant, and as jobs were gained, more were lost and factories closed. as you mentioned, i was in lorraine county yesterday. as i was making the drive up here, i noticed business after business along these lake communities that were shuttered. i spoke to voters yesterday about their feelings on all of this and what's most important to them coming into the election. >> i voted for donald trump, and i will vote for him again. i think the unemployment has affected us to some degree. we're starting to get back up and rolling, and i believe under the leadership we have at the federal and local level that the economy, if we h

i'm joined by cory booker from new jersey. senator, i want to first get your reaction to that eulogy today. three living presidents, jimmy carter also sent in a note, speaker of the house and all of those speakers. what was your reaction to seeing president obama speak today for john lewis? >> the whole funeral was just very, very moving, but i think president obama's remarks was what john lewis would want. it's what he wrote to us posthumously in "the new york times" today. he challenged us to keep moving, to keep fighting, to keep pressing on until this democracy lives up to the fullness of his promise. and so i think he is delighting in heaven looking down and seeing three former presidents, two different parties, coming together -- two presidents in clinton and bush who reauthorized the voting rights act, obama who is elected because of the voting rights act. now to be sitting on a precipice of a president who is doing everything he can to destroy the idea of voting and free voting and return us back to the days, as obama

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so that could be an uphill fight for cory gardner. susan collins in maine, the other republican running in a clinton state for re-election this state. hickenlooper for gardner. keep an eye on it. then here is the big news, the surprising news. nobody was talking about this before tonight. this is a republican congressional primary in the third district of colorado. this gentleman, scott tipton, is a ten-year incumbent. he was elected in 2010. the associated press says he has been defeated tonight by a challenger named lauren boebert. lauren boebert got some attention last year. maybe you remember this. beto o'rourke had an event in colorado. she showed up. he was of course talking about guns, taking away some guns. she showed up at the event. she confronted him. it looks like she has ousted in a republican primary incumbent scott tipton, who had run with president trump's support. so an interesting development here. an incumbent member apparently losing a primary in colorado. interesting things. "the 11th hour" continues right after t

but i'm going to have cory booker on later in this hour. i'll ask him what he makes of those biden notes about his colleague, kamala harris. so the thing that strikes me about it, there were no other vp names on that sheet. you know, there was no one else, no notes about how to discuss anyone else. and at this stage in the process, that might be the most important bit of evidence that we have in those notes. >> that they were only about kamala harris. we shall hopefully know by maybe this time next week. >> ali, i have to say, this is one of the most humiliating periods in american political journalism, and it is that period that includes the guessing game of who's going to be selected for vice president. some of the dumbest things that we ever say are said during that period, and are proven so when the choice is made. so i'm going to just stay quiet. >> given the things that we've had to speculate about in the last 3 1/2 years, this one feels light and not too damaging. >> that's a great point. it really is fun. thank you, ali. >> have a g

joining me to discuss this and more, democratic senator from new jersey, cory booker.or joining us this morning. let me first, sir, get your reaction to these disparities. what needs to be done to make sure the numbers don't continue like this? >> well, these are numbers that we've been asking for, for a long time. we need to, as a nation, make sure we're applying our resources to where the crisis is. whether it's from long-term care facilities to minority communities to save lives. and that means, number one, access to health care. access to testing. making sure that we have -- dealing with economic disparities that often don't allow people to social distance or isolate. things like providing hotel rooms for people who need to be isolated from large family units. we need to muster right now the collective will to do so. >> there is, i'm sure you're aware, a lot to get done before the august recess in a few weeks. this pandemic, obviously, is not going away. it's getting worse in parts of the country. multiple relief program, eviction reprieve all set to expire this mo

i'm cori >>> right now at 4:30, breaking news for you.hrough a three-story residential building in san francisco. we're just finding out at the scene coming up in a live report. >>> plus, more than 2 million out-of-work californians are still waiting for their unemployment benefits this morning. next, what the person at the top is blaming on those long delays. >>> and weekend worries, another bay area town expands outdoor dining as cases of covid-19 soar above 50,000 locally. next, we're going to talk about the warning from one county on just how bad things could get. "today in the bay" sta

obama made it much worse, and now they want cory booker to run that program. jersey to run that program. >> i don't think i need to tell you what the president is doing there. there should be no question about it at this point. i also don't need to explain to you why donald trump is trying to make this election about the suburbs the way he tried to make the last two national elections about radical islamist terrorism or migrant caravans. the question i do have is if this is the kind of message trump is trying to send to his base three months out from an election what's he really going to do when he runs out of runway say at the end of october? joining us now is the senator the president invoked in that clip i just played, democratic senator cory booker of new jersey. good to see you. this is definitely the weirdest reason i've ever interviewed you. must gall you to get roped into i don't know want to call it a dog whistle because it's not a dog whistle. dog whistles imply only dogs can hear it and we can all hear it. >> i don't know why he invoked my name in i

i will be shaming other things, don't worry. >> what say you about covid co cory?are three things i want to say. i would love to buy a dvd that has a collection of all the before and after viral videos. the one person that saying in the next one, i was very immature at that age and i'm very sorry about what i said. if i could take everything back, i want to. i would buy that dvd because that before and after makes the story worth it, just to see that. social media is wonderful. >> you've got to play that on "the greg gutfeld show." so the problem is, here there is fatal consequences potentially to irresponsibility, what are your thoughts? his great grandparents of the silent generation were asked to be really hard things like drink at home or drink in smaller groups and try to do smart things. and has terrible judgment and paying a little bit of price for it but probably not much, things get forgiven pretty quickly around here, hopefully a better friend to people in the future. i think your idea should be a show like talk soup used to be, could have us commentate o

among others, i'll speak with senator cory booker. that's coming up. >>> there's more troubling news coming into "the situation room." we have details how the president and his administration rushed to shift responsibility to states from the federal government. one of the reporters that broke the story, "new york times," is standing by live. we'll have all of the latest information when we come back. ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allerg

cancel culture cory that's what this is about.ou've been canceled before haven't you you're always getting canceled? >> we cancel tonight rudy and i bring class to the show between you and bannon couldn't find tie tonight. you get canceled on the tie. jesse: sloppy waters that's what that he call me. >> no good jesse. jesse: try to clean it up next week. corey lewandowski, thank you. the liberal prosecutor sengdz police into the home of its st. louis couple to take away their weapon. this is what the founders warned us about. full report ahead on that but first -- a jewel thief has epstein case for real and he's seen them. next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in ha

cancel culture cory that's what this is about.'ve been canceled before haven't you you're always getting canceled? >> we cancel tonight rudy and i bring class to the show between you and bannon couldn't find tie tonight. you get canceled on the tie. jesse: sloppy waters that's what that he call me. >> no good jesse. jesse: try to clean it up next week. corey lewandowski, thank you. the liberal prosecutor sengdz police into the home of its st. louis couple to take away their weapon. this is what the founders warned us about. full report ahead on that but first -- a jewel thief has epstein case for real and he's seen them. next. cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. all the way out here just for a blurry photo of me. oh, that's a good one. wait, what's that? that's just the low-battery warning. oh, alright. now it's all, "check out my rv," and, "let's go four-wheeling." maybe there's a lit

cancel culture cory that's what this is about.en canceled before haven't you you're always getting canceled? >> we cancel tonight rudy and i bring class to the show between you and bannon couldn't find tie tonight. you get canceled on the tie. jesse: sloppy waters that's what that he call me. >> no good jesse. jesse: try to clean it up next week. corey lewandowski, thank you. the liberal prosecutor sengdz police into the home of its st. louis couple to take away their weapon. this is what the founders warned us about. full report ahead on that but first -- a jewel thief has epstein case for real and he's seen them. next. it's not just fund fees that matter. fund taxes matter too. every time a fund manager sells a stock it triggers a tax liability for you. and the higher the turnover the more you have to pay in taxes every year. and here's the worst part, because of high turnover, you actually might have to pay taxes even if the fund itself loses money. that's why you want to own low turnover funds whenever possible. the less you p

among those who knew him and consider asked him a mentor and a friend, senator cory booker, democrat of judge who joins us live from capitol hill. senator, you're 51 years old. i want you to talk about your experiments with congressman lewis in those halls. i want you to start as a young black man growing up in newark what's your first memory of being told this man is a hero, somebody you need to watch, somebody you should follow? >> well, i think that what makes heroes and saints great is their humanity, and my mom from fisk university in her days doing sit-ins and demonstrations knew john lewis personally, and it was his humanity that really spoke, but i learned coming to the senate that he shaped their lives more than he knew. my parents were denied housing in the suburbs of new jersey time and time again, turned around because of the color of their skin. one of the courageous lawyers who organized a sting operation where white couples posed as my parents to eventually buy the house that i grew up in. when i went back to interview him for my book i was just stunned and got chills

new plan to counter the violence and include shifting officers to more dangerous areas we spoke to cory peg's cory's a former new york police commander who thinks law enforcement needs to rethink its entire approach or. the i think there's a lot of control when in fact is that a rise in crime in this into coronavirus i believe some of the laws that was enact it only said just pretty much laid down and i really don't and so look for them it was a run in a foot in new york city in pretty much a state where they're saying hey we don't want the police we're going to show you which i think they should be taking a proactive approach that police they just need for the police commissioner and his top leadership executive staff to come up with some innovative ideas not get rid of the anti-crime unit around the city and leave violent free since before outplaying close to me i think they should have done something more appropriate. the fia in this town bowl has reopened for muslim prayers with its 1st friday worship it comes after a top turkish court provoked its status of the museum it's the 1st

liz: cory, the media is not standing up here.oning theni national debateno in the national conversation. these people cannot be taken seriously. they're attacking the foundations of our country. listen, we are innat one nationr one declaration of independence under the constitution under the bill of rights . for about a national goods. this is now an individual lies collective kind of identity politics that has been enforced by political correctness and was big government. it has too stop. as a minority, it is not the majority. your take. guest: the left is very selective when they come outt ad attack . look, will be no is there is a right way to protest. and there's always been that since the history of our country. from the time the patriots took the team thrown into the harbor. they were protesting. the tea party movement in the early 2000's was mostly done very peacefully with permits in hand. no one is denying people's right to protest . we are denying people's right to be killed. the distraction, private businesses . the da

cori? >> really is. and very tippy-top.rate of 20%, or covid positive rate of 20%, half way there in north carolina. nbc's jordan jackson live in north carolina for us. thanks. >>> kids in america are heading to summer camp as infections rise in the u.s. and most summer programs are enforcing strict guidelines. camps in several states are temporarily shutting down after dozens of kids and staffers tested positive. >> nbc's amanda golden joins us live. numbers are staggering. does this mean more camps will close? >> reporter: a really good question and not a lot of clarity as camps in different states will follow the guidelines of those states even those counties. it's a summer camps look to open in the spring, the cdc provided general guidance. the american camp association given a field guide, suggestions, without any link, guidance or mandate whether or not camps should open. a prominent camp network in missouri opened five of their overnight summer camps and just last week one of the camps initially notified parents ther

new jersey senator cory booker joining us live, sharing memories of a man he called a mentor and a titan of american history. >>> close encounter. the moment a shark is spotted in cocoa beach, florida, heading towards a small boy. the quick-thinking off-duty officer who may have saved his life, tells us his story. >>> and baseball is back. the first spring training games of the season. cardboard cutouts in the stands and this masked hitter's home run day. will players stay healthy to complete the season? coronavirus deaths in the u.s. stand at more than 140,000 this morning. with the numbers rising in more than two dozen states. as the crisis intensifies, many states experiencing desperate stress on their medical systems. >> and the rising numbers forcing a widespread re-think of opening plans, indianapolis officials voting to delay the start of the school year by two weeks, and in canada, the government says that the toronto blue jays will not be allowed to play baseball in that city during that pandemic. >> in florida, where they reopened early, the number of cases increased by more th

>> reporter: yeah, good morning, cory and candace. as you can see behind me, i am at a testing facility. this is an urgent care center in sanford, florida, where people are already lining up to get tested here this morning. as you mentioned, health officials are keeping their eye on the state of florida, as one of the nation's hot spots. as time goes along over this holiday weekend, because there has been a disturbing trend here. as you mentioned, 9,500 new cases yesterday. and you might say, well, has the state increased testing? yes, it has, a bit over the last couple of weeks, but the positivity rate right now is up officials here very concerned. they added about 67, 68 new deaths yesterday. in the last couple of weeks, the number of new cases, the number of new hospitalizations and deaths have started to increase. people here have been saying, the governor and others have been saying that deaths remain relatively low because thesis cases are mostly young people, and that is true. but those deaths and hospitalizations have started

i want to turn to democratic senator cory booker of new jersey.ne of the many who counts congressman john lewis as a mentor, as a friend. senator booker joining us from the hill. senator, you've shared before that on the day that you were first sworn into the upper chamber, the last meeting you had before being sworn in was with congressman lewis. what lessons will you hold on to from your years of friendship? >> you know, first of all, my dad had just died, and the fact that john lewis stepped up to sort of send me off to be sworn in was a very powerful moment for my mom and me. my mom and him were peers. so this is a man that was such a giant, but i think that makes him so extraordinarily great is he was so accessible. he was so human. and, yet, showed us the ability to live by certain core virtues. if you read historians like w.b. dubois, what you see coming out the best is virtue s of our nation. i don't think there was anybody living in my time, when i got to the congress, that better exemplified our common values than john lewis. for me, it

that is why cory booker and i have introduced to do next step act. that changes prison sentencing, how we treat prisoners. congressman kennedy actually voted to send military weapons to the streets of our country, to the police and our country. now he says he doesn't take that position any longer. , is thaterspective conviction or is it political convenience? >> senator, i want to read you a quote. "you might be known for some things time in office, racial justice and promote justice is not one of them. -- is not one of them." your opponent said that. you opposed busing to desegregate boston public schools. would you say you are proud of your record on regional and criminal justice? sen. markey: i am very proud of my record. why the mayor of lawrence has endorsed me in this race. original black state senator from massachusetts , i stood up and risked my career in order to back him in that effort to have it black senate seat in massachusetts. and today, on the fight to repeal qualified immunity, which is something i am leading with elizabeth warren in

agreement senator tim's cost was the leading republican effort but you along with chuck schumer and cory booker signed a letter saying that it isn't salvageab salvageable. what was wrong with the situation and why wasn't it possible for all of you to get in the roomli and negotiate the deal? >> on thehe senate side it was a ined by senate democrats and democrats and republicans a bill we came up with called the justice of policing act with a member of specifications when law enforcement break the rules. nine days later the republicans said it best bill. we banned chokehold's -- or that's not in effect, breonna would be allowed today. when an officer accused of excessive forc force if wantinge was it reasonable because we know you can reason away anything. the question would be was the force necessary. we deal with a number of specific issues. there should be investigations by the united states department of justice and they should be equipped with subpoena power with law enforcement that don't want to cooperate, they have the tools to do the investigation. the republican bill by contrast

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in the primaries, but he is moving more toward the visions of candidates like elizabeth warren or cory booker in the way he is a federalideas like guarantee program for federal workers which would expand the federal workforce. ftc in theike the fdr era. biden is certainly nowhere close to the level of spending that elizabeth warren or bernie sanders had during the primary, but he is signaling a willingness to aggressively tax very high earners and the wealthy in order to fund what his campaign calls investments middle-class.e of four are two out plants in and we are at $2.7 trillion in spending. who is going to be taxed? how much does he expect to raise from that? where else could this money come from? guest: he had in the primaries a plan just north of $3 trillion in tax increases. that is growing now. he is talking about reversing that of the trump tax cuts benefited large corporations and the wealthy. he would raise the corporate income tax rates, raise taxes on capital gains which are largely paid by higher earning investors. i think the campaign has drawn a , people that we would

courier cory, regarding china. what you do after that.e know, and let me put it in this perspective. is there opportunity to bring in international organizations or other two really put pressure here and focus on these reciprocity's or what we should be doing to address the censorship. >> i think that the studies, civil first step that would send a clear signal that the united states recognizes that this is no longer some while it is a strategic calculation with china. and because what we are saying is that countries like my home country of australia, canada and the european union and the united states are all around spectrum of waking up to blood china and the chinese communist party represents to their trade interest in their economic interest but also there political interests and values. his sense that clear signal. this starts the process of outlining things that the steps that united states can take . that is multifaceted. that is addressing the cases where chinese communist party action is applied extra territorially outside of chi

so we always talk about susan collins, the senator from maine, and cory gardner in colorado.ut you're looking at a senate republican conference tonight that's nervous across the map, not just in those purple areas. >> and, robert, before i lose you, your newspaper is reporting tonight that chief justice john roberts suffered a fall back in june and was hospitalized at least overnight with a head injury. what can you add to this? >> my colleague bob barnes, our veteran court reporter, reports tonight that the chief justice, who did have some seizures in 1993 and 2007, he fell, had a bloodied head at the chevy chase club in june last month, late june. but it was not a seizure according to the supreme court spokesperson. he was hospitalized. it's not clear yet why this was not disclosed until now, until july. but the chief justice is fine, but he was hospitalized, and that is the same club, the chevy chase club where justice kavanaugh is also a member. >> to our guests and our viewers alike during this pandemic, we depend on folks to invite us into their homes. we've all receive

lebanon's economic crisis during the pandemic it's a huge challenge for hospitals in particular at flood cory hospital generators run 20 hours a day. but when. we are constantly trying to get these so we are already rationing it. in pains me to say that we beg for diesel. in the hardest thing is that we have to pay for it in cash not the cash here no more diesel means no more electricity and no electricity means no operations. but the rising demand for diesel is pushing up its price with the energy crisis causing an increase in prices across the board many people in lebanon are falling into poverty. we only take the cheapest thing in small amounts. everything has become so expensive and it's beyond our means. rocketing energy prices mean higher production costs at businesses both large and small lebanon's economy is in ruins. italian police have foiled a plot to smuggle cocaine into the country carefully hidden inside individual coffee beans investigators found at least 500 coffee beans have been cut open and stuffed with the drug fake tracked the packages details to florence and arrested the

cory the best of many shot tourists and those who have floated also shows you probably will need professional help. searching meaning in life and. make a difference in this situation in days and especially as this pandemic isn't over yet and it has already claimed hundreds of thousands of lives professor please stick around because we would just like to take a look at some numbers here this curve that we see now shows just how many lives were lost within a relatively short period of time it started slowly but then by mid february it became clear that we do have a problem and by april we counted tens of thousands who died of covert 19 some 6 months into the pandemic some 660000 people lost their lives the highest death toll in the united states followed by brazil britain mexico and italy and as i mentioned and as we all know the pandemic is still on going back to professor human as your in barcelona please tell me we're talking about statistics here but these are people these were lives lost why don't we see more public ceremony mornings the death. wow how only because this store showed expres

enforce the obama item affh to the hilt but now he's come up with a new idea that he got from senator corys this, not only will your hud grant become conditional on doing all of the things that i just explained, but now your suburb will not be able to participate in any state road repairs that use any money in what are called surface transportation grants from the federal government. now what suburb in the united states could afford to exempt itself from state road repair, it's roads would deteriorate over if they're going to build a new artery to help the commute, how could you not have an outlet from the artery into your jurisdiction. it would be impossible. once the oh obama biden affh is turbo charged with the booker plan i think every community would have to pick you late. mark: they would have to go to court to cut off all or most federal grants whether it's education, trying to tie it back and get it in front of an obama judge or a biden judge, god forbid should there be one and all that happens is the trajectory goes one way. donald trump becomes president and hits the brakes and s

senator cory booker is going to join the conversation. he told bill barr to his face he was normalizing dangerous behavior by trump. and he said that more than a year ago. what does he think about where we are today? and where we need to go next? the senator from new jersey. ♪ mother's tired, she needs a rest ♪ ♪ the kids are playing up downstairs ♪ ♪ our house, it has a crowd ♪ there's always something happening ♪ ♪ and it's usually quite loud ♪ ♪ our house, in the middle of our street ♪ ♪ our house, in the middle of our street ♪ for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) >>> according to the u.s. attorney general, there's no such thing as peaceful resistance to the police. >> have you now called for law enforcement to stop using these chemical irritants on protesters? yes or no. >> pepper spray? >> yes. >> no. i think it's a very important nonlethal option. >> for protesters? >>

cory started waiting in line at 6:00 a.m. for testing that doesn't start till 10:00 a.m.. >> take a look at numbers here to see who is doing what when it cops to testing. >> the health department called out the south bay's largest healthcare provider withs this chart. the county performed nearly 104,000 tests well beyond kaiser, healthcare, palo alto and el camino health and hca. >> they're not keeping pace with our current system, which is causing it to overflow in a sense where people are having to wait in line or having to come back at a later date because they've reached and exceeded amount of materials they've had for that day with the popups. it really expresses how serious it is. >> the county mandated by law all large private healthcare facilities and if they're not complying with the law. tint wistrict peally be thing yby can themselves and nobody else will advocate for you and really lean on them and express that and it worked in the grocery store or you're in a kitchen all day. you should really make sure your voic

cory booker. i want there to be a female in the white house as much as anybody but cory booker is right for this moment and he would have made a stellar vp pick. biden have locked himself in, when amy klobuchar, a woman of color, not only did she do that, she took elizabeth warren out which shows how vicious amy klobuchar can be. if you are really narrow, a woman of color who has experience at a pretty high level you are down to very few people. people get taken by the news cycle, keisha is interesting but she is a major we saw give one awesome speech on cnn during the protest. don't know if that means we should make her vice president. it is a pretty tough decision, one of the bigger ones facing it. >> someone's sound i think went out. >> were you saying something? >> patricia is frozen. can someone take bernard schwartz? >> bernard, you can speak. once you are in muted, sir. you are muted. >> can you unmute him? okay. >> we can hear you. >> i'm a lifelong democrat, have always been democrat and

he should choose is cory booker. i want there to be a female in the white house as much as anybody, but cory booker is right for this moment. he would have made a stellar vp. but biden has locked himself in. when amy klobuchar kind of stepped back and said, i think it needs to be a woman of color, she basically took elizabeth warren out with her, which shows you how vicious amy klobuchar can be. if you are really narrow in terms of a woman of color who has experienced at a pretty high level, then you are down to very few people. i get sort of taken by the new cycle. look at keisha lance bottoms, isn't she interesting? but she is a mayor. she is a mayor that we just saw give one awesome speech on cnn during the protest. i don't know if that necessarily says we should make her vice president. it is actually a pretty tough decision for him. sound, i think, went out. >> i thought maybe we were frozen. patricia, were you saying something? >> patricia is frozen. can someone pick bernard schwartz? >> no problem. bernard, yo

and difficult election races, cory gardner, and susan collins, who want more government action to dealisis, the crisis around the country. then you have the contents of the bill. the white house and the senate republicans at odds over several key issues. one of which, reopening schools and making money contingent on reopening schools. marco rubio just told me, florida senator, he does not believe he should tie money to schools to force them to open. the white house has pushed for this in the last several days. and a tax cut, republicans pushed back on that. even when senate republicans and without get on the same page of the proposal roughly $1 trillion. we expect it eventually it coup out, republicans vote over the next day or so and still have to bridge significant differences with the democrat with their own $3 trillion plan and much more different priorities and how do they resolve that in this time of crisis? so many people are waiting, particularly for those $600 jobless benefits about to expire end of this week. this is unclear. add in politics, raises lots of question s whether

cory gardner of colorado, martha mcsally of arizona. and so on down the line with thn rest of the ratings. we'll talk about those kin individual races and take your questions as well in this umbers segment with jacob of inside elections. the phone numbers to call in d this morning to ask about the senate races that you want to talk about. democrats, 202-748-8000. >> republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002.d as folks areof t calling in, we shouldn't get ahead of the primaries. there's still lots to happen ins the primaries including today. take us through what we should i be watching for with primaries in three states today, all with senate implications. t >> so, the biggest race that i'm looking at today is the senate inpublican primary runoff in the state of alabama. so in a normal situation, is a r alabama would not be epcompetite at the senate level. this is a very, very republican state. that said, in 2017, now senator doug jones, a democrat, was able to narrowly defeat former state supreme court justice roy moore in t

. >> this morning our conversation with one of the young leaders he inspired, senator cory booker. >>> extreme heat. 69 million people up and down the east coast bracing for what could be the hottest day of the year. those stories plus baseball is back. the major leagues return to action with the first game since the pandemic. >> without the fans here, they've become the cheerleading squad over there. >> players and fans gear up for opening day this week. monday, july 20th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it is good to have you with us on a monday morning. you thought yesterday was hot, wait until today. it's going to be worse. >> today's the day we've been waiting for. >> we're going to get to the forecast in just a minute with al, but let's start with the coronavirus. four states, kentucky, louisiana, oregon, and south carolina setting new single-day case records yesterday. eight other states saw their weekly average rise by more than 40%. >> t

cory is an expert on data and digital trade issues in the global economy. he spent eight years working for australia's department of foreign affairs and trade which includes positions covering global economic and trade issues among g20 countries, and at the world trade organization. he's also a diplomatic postings in malaysia and afghanistan. third i would like to welcome beth baltzan, a fellow in the open markets institute here in d.c. ms. baltzan currently focus on the impact of monopoly power on trade and its consequences for national security. she privacy serve as democratic counsel for the house ways and means trade subcommittee. she spent six years as an associate general counsel at the united states trade representative where she participate in trade negotiations and litigated trade disputes. she has been three years detailed in the senate permanent subcommittee on investigations. and finally i would like to welcome mr. cleve willems who is a partner at akin gump straus hauer & feld here in washington, d.c. esther williams currently advise a variety

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