oklahoma gave debs 16%, 1/6 in 1912. in fact, debs was popular among the prisoners. the warden of the state penitentiary in oklahoma took a poll and found the majority all the white prisoners voted for debs. the majority of the black prisoners still would've voted for the republicans, the party of lincoln. the other stronghold of the left is in the states of montana, washington, idaho, nevada. all of the states debs got over 10% of the vote. mine workers, timber workers, people like that. these westerners were suspicious of what they considered the respectability of eastern socialists, like berger or the new york city socialists. in 1912, the national convention of the socialist party was held in indianapolis. jacob pankin, a jewish delegate from new york, arranged to have dinner with a group or oregonian delegates, and they walked around looking for an appropriate restaurant. pankin saw a place that looks nice and the oregonians said we are not going to the place with tablecloths. too bourgeois. they pick the place called the red devil. not for its cuisine, but for

--ialism said eugene debs capitalism said debs was wrong. the inequality is simply wrong. there is a christian underlying morality behind the scientific analysis. 1890's the main expression of socialism in the u.s. was the tiny socialist labour party headed by daniel deleon. deleon was a very strange and difficult guy. he was the first to think in the united states of the modern problems of radicalism. the rise of mass culture. what does that mean for alternative? you are already getting mass newspapers and magazines. what should radicals do in a society where a certain dominant culture -- this goes back to goodwin -- as permeating society? wasaid the way to do that forming an uncompromisingly radical party of workers. a political party which would work with radical unions to mobilize workers, to get them to think in a radical way. idea, but he concluded the entire labor movement was basically an obstacle to this. particularly the american federation of labor which he said was dominated by what he called "labor fakers" and the immediate role of socialists was to destroy th

and i had a dinner party deb, 12 others and deb got a phone call over halfway through dinner we are inhis is -- we are talking '94. like, mobile phones were new so, everyone goes quiet, and deb is talking who? she's like, who? she goes, hang on a second and she says, mick jagger is in a limo with my friends outside your house and wants to go and party with me as well. i am like -- >> that was my girlfriend wanting to come party with mick jagger. >> and i am like, you've got to go go, go, get. leave here now and she gets on the phone and she goes, you can tell mick that i'm having dinner with hugh jackman and i am like, ah. >> jimmy: that's a keeper. >> who no one had ever heard of at that moment in time >> jimmy: that's a keeper. that's cool. come on. i love that story. and here you are >> i don't even like rock and roll so it wasn't such a hard pass [ laughter ] >> part of me was thrilled, but part of me was like, i think you should have gone [ laughter ] some big parade in melbourne like come on >> so here we are 24 years later. >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, here we go now, me and yo

we got to the eugene deb's case, four different cases in short order.ourth one in abrams, that holmes started to express real doubts about how far the government was going, and whether it was kind of running wild with this notion of clear and present danger. >> it was a nine zero decision against shanked and for the united states government. therefore basic questions the court was asked to decide. first, should charles schenck's conviction be overturned? so the answer was, are his political statements protected by his statements? >> they are protected by his expression but not by the constitution. >> are there different standards for freedom of speech -- >> during peacetime and where? >> homes actually says this, it's significant and it relates to his own personal experiences a soldier in the civil war. finally >>, is the espionage act constitutional? >> it. whereas the justices say, given it was a clear and present danger, that it caused a risk of undermining the war effort, that it was constitutional to put him in jail for. it >> if you're going to ea

joining us now is deb perlman. great to see you and have you here.o you mean, that people have to make a decision right now between parenting their kids or having a job. >> it's since march, we're in this impossible situation where you can either home school your kids, for example my son needs to start sixth grade soon or pay your bills on time but you can't really do both. you can't keep a job and also school your kids properly. so i'm just curious which one we're supposed to be doing. i think we already know which position will fire us first. >> and so you are a food blogger. you are used to working from home. that's your job. so what changed for you suddenly when the schools shut? >> well, am used to working from home so my day-to-day didn't change but i had a lot more people in my home. as anybody who worked from home with kids over and around you, it's actually impossible to work from home. i basically stopped working during the day because i needed to manage their home schooling and try to work until about 2:00 in the morning each night, and ag

deb?hi, jimmy, you actually caught us during a brief park break >> jimmy: that's great well why don't you tell us little bit about why you think kids should go back to school. >> well jimmy, it's simple, masks work for us and they'll work for our kids. i mean they really -- hey, kiddos masks on, okay what did we talk about we just really really need to teach them that it's our new normal >> jimmy: but don't you think it will be difficult for teachers to navigate on top of everything else? >> i mean, 7th grade algebra is hard to navigate, jimmy. this is something teachers -- honey, it goes around your nose and your mouth, not your nose and your eyes. you don't breathe with your eyes, use your brain, think. that teachers won't have to worry about because it will be natural. >> jimmy: some people think it might be distracting >> distracting jimmy, we got cellphones, ipads, smartboards johnny, if you snap his elastic one more time no tv, and i swear to god this time i will do it. it won't be a

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deb bra, you mentioned kids going home, parts spending part of the day or week at home. do you reduce the risk of kids binging the infection home because while kids are at less serious risk of code of the word is that they bring that into their home. >> that's all about the health and safety measures. the ppe equipment, the masks, the disinfecting of classrooms and keeping students with the physical distancing, limiting things. like, we're not going to have our sports, even things like music and -- and instruments. we need to take a very good look. a we've been working for the past three months on developing these plans so when students do come back we do it in a way that's safe, not only for students and their families when they go home and also for our employees. you know, we have many teachers and administrators that fall into that high-risk category. we need to make sure that we're monitoring for illness, taking temperatures. >> yeah. >> looking at how kids are entering and exiting our campuses. >> alberto, in miami-dade, what do you do for parents who say we just ca

deb roberts has the story. good morning, deb. >> reporter: good morning, george.was a bizarre story is an understatement. mary kay letourneau captured worldwide headlines and sparked outrage with her stunning and some might even say unspeakable behavior. yet through it all, even after a prison term, she was unrepentant. >> did you know that this was something that was wrong or that society would see as wrong? >> i definitely knew that it was bizarre. >> reporter: mary kay letourneau, a former teacher, made national headlines after admitting to engaging in sex with her sixth grade student. her longtime friend and attorney telling abc, mary was one of a kind. she raised a beautiful and successful family and overcame great odds. she was fun, she was funny, she was brilliant, she was real. in 1996, the then-34-year-old married mom of four pleaded guilty to raping her student, vili fualaau, beginning when he was 12 years old. they maintained a relationship while she served seven years in prison where she gave birth to the second of their two children. >> when did you f

congresswoman deb holland and michael waltz. thank you.ekend. >>> and to you at home, if you have story ideas or questions email us at home front at cnn.com. we do check those emails. find my column at cnn.com/homefront to see the issues we're working on. our special coverage continues now with brooke baldwin. >>> thank you. hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn, thank you for being with me on this friday. how about this. shut down the united states and tart over. that is the plea for more than 150 experts in an open letter to president trump and other officials warning if tough action isn't taken now as cases

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you got to give the assist to deb nation and steph curry. teaming up to keep a super fan from using his unique home to foreclosure. lloyd proudly painted his oakland home with the warriors blue and yellow colors and also has all the warrior flags and banners. we are told the property could go into foreclosure if he cannot come up with $350,000. yesterday he shared on instagram a gofundme page dedicated to saving the home and so far tonight it has raised $200,000. >> i thought that is so great. thank you, lord, jesus christ. >> coyote sightings have become common across the bay area what is not common is one biting a child nepark bathroom. a two-year-old bitten on their leg at moraga commons park and the child went to the hospital and is doing okay. fish and wildlife officers are still investigating and it's unclear if they caught the coyote the park closed early today >>> the fire watch, look at this dramatic scene. flames jumped the freeway near flynn road and spread into the hills east of livermore and 580 had to be closed for a bit 200 ac

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amy. >> incredible, deb. we will be right back. >>> good morning, everyone.l public is welcome back on wednesday. you will need a reservation and you will have to wear a mask. >>> let's take a look at the commute. you can see it is very gray at the bay bridge toll plaza, a sign of a different type of weather coming over us today. we've got breezy conditions on our roads and our ferry rides starting at 9:00 through 11:00. that's this morning through the evening hours. look what happens this afternoon. 5 to 15 degrees cooler than >>> we'll have another abc news update in about seven minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app. the news continues right now with "good morning america." ica." we've been looking forward to this segment all morning long, the fashion show unlike any we've seen on "gma" before. >> we are mixing it up this morning, last week we showed you the latest work from home fashion for women, athleisure wear with a twist and now it's time for the men and turning to t.j. who is always fashion forward. looking fresh, my man. >> me and

information to a hostile force the enemy but it's used against dissidents i believe it's used as was deb's charged on of the dish an act or the espionage act probably under sedation act but it's also use. against the left it's talk about how that has become the blunt instrument in the hands of the u.s. government to go after a songe and what its original intent was yes it's in a ranch its original intent was to to prosecute spying and this is not spying what julian assigns did was to be a journalist to fulfill the freedom of the press which of course are our 1st amendment pretax and yet obama also used the espionage act as well obama went after more whistleblowers than any other president before him but obama did not charge julian a son because he was worried that what julian assange and wiki leaks did was also done by many other outlets such as the new york times dear spiegel the guardian a wound and they were worried that this would shell the right to report on national security matters so even the obama administration which went after whistleblowers in an unprecedented way didn't bring

. >> thanks, deb. much more tonight on "nightline" and online at goodmorningamerica.com. >>> and kelly preston passing away after a two-year battle with breast cancer. here's kelly hartung. >> reporter: tonight, an outpouring of emotion for the death of actress kelly preston losing her private battle with breast cancer at 57 years old. she starred in a number of hits, including "jerry maguire." >> what was the deal when we first got together? brutal truth. remember? >> i think you added the brutal part. >> reporter: preston was diagnosed two years ago. her husband of 29 years, john travolta, writing on instagram, "she fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many. i will be taking some time to be there for my children who have lost their mother, so forgive me in advance if you don't hear from us for a while." >> reporter: this family losing their 16-year-old son jett to a seizure in 2009. tonight, her daughter ella honoring her on social media, "anyone who is lucky enough to have known

opinion the trade chart because ewj has not broken below the support level that carter pointed out so a debspread like this is the right to strategy to play for that potential breakout it's only risking less than 2% of the etf value with a 3 to 1 risk/reward ratio. >> all right we may have just closed out the biggest week of earnings season but far from over yet and gearing up to report next week but tony says a name on deck to lose the magic on the results so, tony, what are you looking at >> i'm looking at disney going into earnings next week. i think that the risks are here skewed to the downside for disney next week and driven by the fact that we know that there's a significant decline from theme park revenue. we know that the media and studio division is soft and then the disney plus side and the only part of this business that is growing but the numbers for q2 not looked particularly attractive and not particularly strong on this earnings report and if you look at the chart here disney when they have reported what they announced disney plus the stock rallied up to 128 level and pretty

obviously it does throw the last 456 jurors and beyond into deb's because people are going to wonder hang on if a gent coffee is such a doubtful whistle blower and k. witness what does that make every subsequent event after that because as we've just heard a lot of the evidence against all the russian out of it is circumstantial in other words what they're saying is that we've examine the testing procedures and we believe a lot of these samples of be tampered with anything to be tampered with where did the tampering come from who did it what happened after that point tend towards lawyers seem to be quite confident about their position in the euro pez anything changed with these new revelations do you think well i think the globe the reason to be confident and everything that is said so far has been accepted america at the moment is in the midst of another political battle but it would seem to me at least it is questioning now the world anti doping agency america wants to become as one poster put it recently the police officer of world doping you know who wants to in wants to gain con

deb deborah telling us tonight, more than 113,000 in the past two days. >> hi, david. >> like from marianbridge, massachusetts. >> with covid potentially impacting military families, i am grateful for an opportunity to be able to help. i get emotional when i see the pictures of the troops posing with gratitude holding their shoes. >> hi, david. >> military mom patricia lopez from burbank, illinois. >> this has been a very rough year for military families. a lot of spouses have lost their jobs and a lot have gone through financial issues during this time. it is great to know that our son and other soldiers are not forgotten. >> hi, david. >> and the soldiers, including master sergeant david. we can't reveal his location or his last name, but he told us, it makes all the difference. >> back home, things aren't great right now. we got the pandemic going on. just knowing that we're not forgotten while we're out here serving makes the time go by so much easier. >> hi, mr. david. >> and that mom, shanina and her children, lauren, gavin, colin, alyssa, missing their dad. >> want to thank sneaker

his wife amanda kloots shared an bes has the story.overnight and good morning, deb. >> reporter: goodn she so courageously took us all on this heartbreaking journey fighting for her husband's recovery, trying to harness the global power of positivity and prayer. but in the end, the coronavirus was just too difficult of an enemy to defeat. ♪ he was a talented actor who stole the spotlight on stage -- ♪ if i go to church on sunday ♪ burn down my school on monday ♪ >> reporter: -- and in front of the camera. >> well, if it isn't my favorite defective. >> reporter: nick cordero losing his battle against coronavirus complications three months after he was diagnosed. his wife amanda kloots on instagram, god has another angel in heaven now. i am in disbelief and hurting everywhere. my heart is broken as i cannot imagine our lives without him. in march, just days after sharing this image of his wife and son on instagram, cordero fell ill. in may, his wife telling michael strahan about those early symptoms. >> he didn't have a fever. he didn't have a cough. he had an appetite. he had a sense o

eugene debs said that he knew that he was no better than the meanest among us right when he was sentenced to federal prison for being against world war one when i wrote those writers of baghdad my 1st book i thought long and hard not to have the marshall humvees on the cover the picture that's on the back is the one that i wanted on the front because i thought it best describes my book and it's a girl blowing a bubble in iraq a girl while a fully our soldier is standing on the corner to me what changed my view was seeing myself in that iraqi girl and thousands of others. who do great work danny thank you very much that was danny surgeon. book patriotic. seemed wrong why don't we all just all. get to shape out just to become educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to excel or it transitions to sustainable transport sustainability explainable or man not be more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is c

maxwell enticed miners to got them to trust her and then delivered them into the trap that she and deb had set for them. china goes on the attack, after growing international criticism of a new security law it has imposed on hong kong. the us records its largest number of new coronavirus infections in a single day. the country's top infectious disease expert warns an even greater outbreak could be on the way. welcome. ghislaine maxwell — the associate and ex—girlfriend of disgraced financier jeffrey epstein — has been arrested by the fbi. this is ms maxwell — she's facing six charges — among them, recruiting and grooming girls — one as young as m — this for this man you can see in this photo with her — this for this man you can see in this photo with her — jeffrey epstein, a convicted paedophile who died last year while awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges. ms maxwell has previously denied any involvement in or knowledge of her late friend's alleged sexual misconduct. she is being prosecuted by the southern district of new york, who outlined the charges in a press conference. max

maxwell enticed miners to got them to trust her and then delivered them into the trap that she and debity law it has imposed on hong kong. the us records its largest number of new coronavirus infections in a single day. the country's top infectious disease expert warns an even greater outbreak could be on the way. welcome. ghislaine maxwell — the associate and ex—girlfriend of disgraced financier jeffrey epstein — has been arrested by the fbi. this is ms maxwell — she's facing six charges — among them, recruiting and grooming girls — one as young as 1a — this for this man you can see in this photo with her — this for this man you can see in this photo with her — jeffrey epstein, a convicted paedophile who died last year while awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges. ms maxwell has previously denied any involvement in or knowledge of her late friend's alleged sexual misconduct. she is being prosecuted by the southern district of new york, who outlined the charges in a press conference. maxwell lied because the truth, as alleged, was almost unspeakable.

eugene debs said that he knew that he was no better than the meanest among us right when he was sentenced to federal prison for being against world war one when i wrote those writers of baghdad my 1st book i thought long and hard not to have the marshall humvees on the cover the picture that's on the back is the one that i wanted on the front because i thought it best describes my book and it's a girl blowing a bubble iraqi girl while a fully our soldier is standing on the corner to me what changed my view was seeing myself in that iraqi girl and thousands of others. who do great work danny thank you very much that was danny surgeon. book patriotic. we go to work. straight home. to rest in charging. the jury and. trying to be in the specific indictments kind of the defense can be expected is a deal in the cards and will justice be served. live from the world headquarters of r t america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez there at higher get everybody i'm rick sanchez and i want to welcome all of you who are watching us around the world on your regular t.v. providers

eugene debs said that he knew that he was no better than the meanest among us right when he was sentenced to federal prison for being against world war one when i wrote those writers of baghdad my 1st book i fought long and hard not to have the marshall humvees on the cover the picture that's on the back is the one that i wanted on the front because i thought it best describes my book and it's a girl blowing a bubble in iraq a girl while a fully our soldier standing on the corner to me what changed my view was seeing myself and that iraqi girl and thousands of others. who do great work danny thank you very much that was danny certain. book patriotic. some rumors assumed. search is going to be memphis mccomb the new movie. number you. remember the justin stuff ever uploaded to get in your show that oh. i'm talking cat is a very international look at a community. meeting yesterday the trick we're going to play. with this is a good idea to keep it as the study says you do indeed. there's a push for them at the world food you still look at the brazil so there are new calls for cooperation in

state department's foreign policy objectives its staffing its morale accusations of retribution and debretaliate against key officials including against the inspector general who was fired unceremoniously back in may there are also questions about whether the state department and the white house by extension are doing enough to hold russia accountable for these reports that it allegedly had put out ballots he's on the heads of u.s. forces in afghanistan this as the u.s. is trying to help the afghans the government and the taliban negotiate a peace deal this is something that particularly had been senate democrats white angry during the discussion senate republicans are much more accommodating of of the secretary mike pompei o instead focusing on questions of how china in the administration's view is posing a threat to u.s. interests and to that of its allies. the u.s. now has the highest number of coronavirus for intel its use of any nation by fall and wednesday one person died nearly every minute from the virus that the toll that now is more than 150000 that's nearly a quarter of the e

take deb autonomous zone in seattle were cops were loud. first they called it the chad announced the chop. and the way they built a wall that you walk the streets i'm the streets on. in short they became briefly republican. all they needed were golf clubs except they get it wrong, on other peoples turf. a moment you allow trespassing under the guise of a protest that guarantees trouble because the local government allows that as it has to pick citizens versus the mob. everyone coming. especially they mock the public for trying to defend itself from the criminals. police are laughing at you as they protect themselves. i'm glad the zone was tried so the rest of the idiots see how society works without police. it doesn't and we still got the virus among us. just when some parts of the country are starting to open up again other parts of the closing. of experience life without our freedoms and that. we want it back that with freedom comes responsibility, we know that. keep washing her hands, wear a mask and be mindful of grandma. that way maybe

ecretary scalia of the deb of labor -- department of labor recently came to my district to members of the private sector to learn about north carolina's progress. harg -- secretary hargan in to the baptist hospital winston-salem to see how we protect north carolinians. this week president trump went to north carolina to meet with a resentatives of biotechnology company that's currently manufacturing a vaccine.g coronavirus mr. speaker, the differences between the republican approach approach are at night and day. i've said this before and i'll again. democrats are choosing posturing over progress. have ample opportunities to work with us, but they're more interested in creating the bite, furtheround inflating the federal and apleasing -- appeasing their far left base. this isn't an observation. fact.s a when you think of progress you think of frontline workers. of private sector innovation. you think about the millions of children around the country returning to school. you think of businesses eopening their doors to the public. when republicans think of rogress, that's what we envisi

stay with us. to lock away deb ris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad.vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. . . todd: time to play ball after months of delay due to the covid-19 pandemic. returns today. jillian: jill nationals, giants taking on los angeles dodgers. joining us now to get a preview of the season as the u.s. gets back to baseball is fox news headlines 24/7 sports reporter jared mac and jason page. good to have you both here. appreciate it. >> good morning. >> good morning, jared. >> good to see you again. jillian: good to see you, too. i will start with you, jared. what are your expectations going into the season? >> expectations for starters, jillian, i have got to say i'm so excited that this day is finally here. for for some months we didn't know if we would have a baseball season. negotiate terms and finally got it worked out. i think it should work. we have seen team sports internationally and sections of asia where baseball is working and should be able to work here. it's just going to be a di

. >> reporter: but still two name left, one a coworker >> a woman named deb braorah th worked with sherrieplaced by sherri in official capacity and problems followed after that. >> reporter: bad blood between them >> a motive. >> reporter: deborah had moved and nutall asked local law enforcement to watch her and secretly snag her dna for comparison testing in the meantime learned more about the second husband, contacted john ruetten, now remarried. >> in relationship with stephanie lazarus. >> reporter: that was the other name still on the short list of suspects nutall pressed john ruetten for more on their relationship started as students in ucla, dated on and off until john got engaged to sherri. even then -- you're convinced th lazarus overlapped with the relationship with his wife >> we know from john, at least one incident he was engaged and intimate with stephanie lazarus, it was love triangle and lazarus had deep feelings for john ruetten, maybe a motive to hurt sherri rasmussen >> reporter: scorned lover or coworker a few weeks later cops in northern california tracked down debora

. >> deb lib rid assault on science you can say. secretary panetta, you served decades in government at so many levels. can you think of another time where there has been such a lack of a federal response, federal leadership to a major crisis and really an attack even on the data and the facts showing the scope of that crisis? >> not in my lifetime. one way or another served under nine presidents and somewhere outstanding, some were not outstanding. every president i can remember over this last era since world war ii is a president that when faced with crisis had to respond. and has been willing to respond whether it's war or 9/11 or a natural disaster. they have had to respond and so to have a president now that confronted by crisis, for goodness sakes, we're not just talking about covid-19 which is out of control. we're not just talking about an economy that is in deep trouble as a result of covid-19, we're not just talking about a country that's standing up to racial inequality that's gone on for 400 years but also a country that

let's stay on american jobs right now. 13 of your classic "the age of oversupply," good deb t, bad debt, dealing with deficits. are republicans right that we have an oversupply of deficit? daniel: you can't have an oversupply of deficit until you see some semblance of inflation. we have now been in a 12 year atle, if you don't even look the low inflation during the 2000s, of basic disinflation across the goods sector. the only thing that has kept inflation high in this country has been housing, a little bit of medical, a little bit of medical. shot now, and we are going to see oncoming deflation to a very large degree over many years. there's noironment, risk of having the federal government spend money. lisa: what kind of fiscal stimulus is required at a time when so many have filed for unemployment since the start of the pandemic? daniel: there's two things. what do you do about maintaining households? i think there's been some really good proposals out there in terms of lowering that number across time as the end employment rate comes down. i think if you target that $600 against dec

rahm "deb fischer" manual barely did anything. barack obama biden did nothing. at that point, when will these liberal mayors and governors, when do we hold them accountable for not protecting innocent people? hundreds of people shot every week in chicago and a lot of these cities. six small children have been killed in july alone. last what is she done to save lives? like what, a light went on protecting citizens seems more worried about optics than polyclinics politics that she supposed to protect and serve. it's a national disgrace. not the only politician putting politics before human life. democrats there are apoplectic that federal agents would try to protect federal buildings from being burned to the ground. that is their right and their job. portland's mayor calling the federal officer there literally officers, not the anarchists, people involved in the violence, called the officers floating an insane conspiracy theory that they were abducting people. pelosi, get this, comparing agents, law enforcement agents who put their lives on the line to protect and

. >> yeah, deb, i just want to thank you and the entire team for these stories.and you've done a great job making daisha's legacy, just proud and really honoring. so thank you to you and all of the team for that. over to you, ginger. >> it was really an honor and a pleasure. >> great. >> i just heard deb finishing. okay, thank you so much, cecilia. >>> we have to get to the "gma" moment now sponsored by verizon and do you think that you might be the biggest "hamilton" fan ever? yeah, i don't think so. it's kiwi. ♪ yeah, that bird is 1 years old. ashley the owner says any time she stops playing "hamilton," the bird screams at her and so kiwi, we agree, "hamilton" should be played at all times and it almost looks like you've got the words down so hopefully that's something too. please take a moment and go to my facebook page or instagram and drop your "gma" moment so we >>> now to superstar taylor swift's surprise with her brand-new album "folklore" overnight. taylor also premiered the music video for her new sing single "cardigan," a video in which she directed as

blogger and cookbook author behind the delicious dishes on "smitten kitchen" but beyond crafting recipes, debntly laid off husband alex have also been dealing with the challenge so many parents are facing right now, how to be a good parent and homeschool teacher for their kids, 10-year-old jacob and almost 5-year-old anna, while meeting expectations at work. >> we have it good in many ways, however, it's still been a real challenge. >> reporter: in a "new york times" article titled "in the covid-19 economy you can have a kid or a job, you can't have both," perelman writes, it should be obvious but a nonnegotiable precondition of getting back to normal is that families need a normal to return to as well. >> we're not burnt out. there's policies that are crushing us and the wheels of the economy are crushing us as schools are closed, camps are closed. there is nothing safe to do with children, and yet we're supposed to be re-opening the economy and going back to work. >> reporter: and with no clear path to re-opening schools at full capacity this fall, she says the long-term effects for working

will two of the top doctors from his task force, anthony fauci and dominican republic deb are you birxwith him. kaitlan collins is live as is dana bash, our chief political correspondent. ladies, welcome. kaitlan, first just to you. this morning dr. fauci told cnn that neither he nor dr. birx have been told to attend the briefing this afternoon. do you have any updates if they will be there and why would the white house even consider holding a briefing on a pandemic without doctors. >> reporter: that is a good question. and still no update from the white house because when they were asked about our reporting that none of the task force officials were expected to join the president, they just said you'll have to tune in. really just teasing people and instead of just telling people whether or not the health experts are joining the president today and it comes after not just what dr. fauci told cnn earlier but jerome adams the surgeon general this morning on cbs said they are wokking out if they are joining the president. without the health experts there, that created a contrast in the e

including jimmy hoffa, eugene debs. and now with roger stone, president trump has to take on whatever political heat he gets because that's exactly how the framers designed the pardon power. in fact, political backlash is about the only check on the pardon hour. >> i wonder, as someone who is not a legal expert, help us walk lieu the decision on commutation versus actually pardoning stone. >> exactly. a pardon is a forgiveness of the crime. but a commutation really only ends or limits a then-existing sentence. so the person is still guilty of the crime. it's just their sentence is cut short. it's much better of course to get a pardon because that erases for the most part -- there are still some lingering records of your conviction, but it's better to get a pardon. but most prisoners would take a commutation if they get it. strangely, of the statistically commutations are less common than pardons. >> josh this all happens against the backdrop of a raging pandemic. the death toll stands at 135,000 across the country. five

we will get to your calls, dead in georgia --deb in georgia.hat kind of economic aid do you need from washington? caller: i'm interested in the figures. i was a bookkeeper for 35 years and i can do simple math on a calculator, but they are talking $2.4 billion aid for unemployment benefits. when you do the math, that does not add up to billions. people only 325 million in the united states, and they talk about trillions of dollars of aid and costs. if i were the president, i would give $1 million for every american citizen that makes under $1 million, freeze all food,of commodities and and each person to pay off their house. that comes up to maybe $200 million. so what are they talking about trillions and billions? deb, let's take a look at the heroes act. this is what the house democrats passed in may. direct payments of $1200 per family, up to $6,000 per household. a weekly unemployment benefit extended through january 2021. student loan interest and payment suspended through september 2021 and expands to all federal student loans. 100 billio