and a whole lot more all right next we delve into the workplace horror show that was allegedly the ellen show and then rachel blevins our team america correspondent joins us to discuss the latest news on murder and sexual misconduct coming out of fort hood if you not want to miss that conversation stay tuned to walk through. it's definitely something before the guy picks a small. one when you see treasure this may want to get vaccinated and. if you want to overcome the troops travel restrictions on the move just for a chance then we have to have to go through that scene. a duck industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under-age. police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit a child here in los angeles they were going to come as you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to find 6 trades. how can you explain love i've been to 82. but i came 3 days i just. show. i made my decision ready. i felt. good. my one dream is that all my children 'd the same kind of happiness i

and a whole lot more all right next we delve into the workplace horror show that was allegedly the ellen show and then rachel blevins our team america correspondent joins us to discuss the latest news on murder and sexual misconduct coming out of fort hood you do not want to miss that conversation stay tuned to walk through the whole. thing. i like it when the hosts ask a question for the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then react to that answer a folks dennis miller here i've got a new show. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down until you find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. listen stumbling online algorithms dictate what you get to want to go to portable dot tv slash download to get killer television it's completely free i'm talking award winning comedy awesome sports coverage inside so fresh still tastes like raspberries on a spring day take so hot they'll burn your face off thousands of videos more added by th

and a whole lot more all right next we delve into the workplace horror show that was allegedly the ellen show and then rachel blevins our to america correspondent joins us to discuss the latest news on murder and sexual misconduct coming out of fort hood you do not want to miss that conversation stay tuned to walk through. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit a child here in los angeles they were going to come out you would see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the trade. in the n.b.a. north and so many people because a cop beat him he's so good that even such a bad cop be sending. i'm not here to anybody because i'm here to find the next guy. who looked up live in the being done the influence of the do it. on the attempt. what the c.e.o. is saying is a deflection board i should say. that is good that they got our reviews are. going to hear a lot about. that but you've got you've

ellen, she is a really good photographer. she has been influenced by a lot of really good street photographers through the years. you know, she could really see the juxtaposition of the old and the new here, the skyscraper, andold sign and so forth, the old street. so, we are in the far western region of the texas panhandle, unfortunately driving a bit on interstate right now, but only because route 66 was obliterated here in the 1970's. we are going to get off at exit 0 and visit one of the coolest ghost towns along all of route 66, glenn rio. so, we are going to cross the freeway here now and get onto a little strand of old route 66, the last strand in texas going west and the first strand if you are going east. and with that in mind, we are actually going to stop at the first last motel, which is right on the state line. and just like the name implies, it was the first or last thing you saw depending on which way you were going. we are standing inside the longhorn cafe, which was built around 1951 in glenn rio. this is whe

ellen: the level is going to be lower. getting back to what we normal, in that even after we have prepared, even after we have recovered you are going to have a hit to potential growth. you are going to have a hit to labor force participation. to thevery easily come conclusion that there is going to be some amount of permanent job loss. this is what terrifies us, we don't have a view on that. we don't know how much job loss will be permanent especially while fiscal support continues. hopefully long from now when fiscal support has faded the and the economy can stand on its own we can gauge what some of the more permanent and lasting damage can be. there are other areas of the economy -- that is not a bad place to be in when we have had such a massive, shocking hit to the economy. that is what we have to bear in mind. of things improving now are improving off of a low base. we have yet to find out what our footing is and we have to be patient on that. thank you for joining us -- francine: thank you for joining us, ellen zen

. >>> also breaking overnight, new allegations of misconduct on the set of "ellen." how the talk show host is responding. >>> the new season in a bubblseo new lengths for lunch. >>> good friday morning, everyone. as we get ready for another summer weekend, 21 states are now being labeled coronavirus red zones. >> florida just reported a record number of deaths for the third consecutive day, and a new poll this morning shows 66% of americans disapprove of the way president trump has handled this pandemic. >> we're getting new information about coronavirus testing. one expert says most test results are now coming back within five days, and he says much faster results will be widely available by the fall. >> meanwhile, the other big story this morning is concern about mail-in voting. that's for this fall's presidential election. president trump yesterday suggested the election should be delayed, and now there's word of potential problems at the post office. >> abc's alex presha begins our coverage. >> reporter: this morning new concerns about delays at the post office a

>> but the problem is bolton never got the approval from ellen knight in writing. the judge said well, it's pretty reasonable for somebody so senior in the white house, so recent experience with the president and intelligence material that the government might want a second review. the justice department had to admit in the hearing last week, this is the first time the senior justice lawyer could remember second review. really unusual circumstances but from that secret hearing that the judge held the judge said he was convinced there was classified -- that shows you how messed up the publication review process. >> well, as an expert in the national security world and -- and freedom of information request, have you been surprised at some of the things over the years that have been kept out of a book. >> yes, very much, i mentioned earlier the marcete book, you can open the book and look at the layers of censorship because the publisher boldface, and the problem i think and this is where the snip case and maybe the bolton case go to, is that the line between to most

and a whole lot more all right next we delve into the workplace horror show that was allegedly the ellen show and then rachel blevins r t america correspondent joins us to discuss the latest news on murder and sexual misconduct coming out of fort hood if you do not want to miss that conversation stay tuned all through the hole. we go to work so you stay home. and staff and something before the guard. when you see trevor this may want to get thanks in they didn't could say. if you want to overcome that there go straight trans travel restriction 6 on the move this 3 chance then we have to have a go go back see. how can you explain love i've been to 82 countries i did in 12 but i came here and on those 3 days i just filled with hope. and he kept pretty isn't a sick joke. i made my decision ready. i felt. pretty. good. my one dream is that all my children busy. love cold weather. like everything about it. for me too to allegations of racism sexism and intimidation the lights of hollywood are filled with stories of many of these stories never even get the coverage they deserve despite hollywo

>> ellen is going to come out -- i haven't read for pleasure in a very long time. i sometimes accidentally, i reviewed a book for "the news york times" book review just now and it was really very good. it wasn't as good as his first one but it was good. i've had to really concentrate and most of the time i read an icy something that gives me an idea and i can use it and i do. i'm the worst person to ask. i will meander into reading this you tube apps but in the last god knows, the years. >> how about you erica? >> i haven't been the super reader during this time but i have been reading what i started and worked my way through allen meadows whole systems thinking which turns out to be perfect at this time because whole systems thinking of course is what happens when you don't consider the entire ecosystem and it ended up being the perfect book for right now. >> the book group that i'm leading nobody has access to their physical library and collections arise available for things that are freely available on line. we have had a very interesting discussion about jade a

>> what the judge said in the opinion was bolton never got that approval from ellen knight in writing. and the judge said it's pretty reasonable for someone so senior with intelligence material that the government might once a second review. the justice department had to admit in the hearing last week the first time the senior justice lawyer could ever remember the government requiring the whole second review. really unusual circumstances. but from that secret hearing the judge held, the judge said he was convinced there is classified information in the manuscript. it's hard to tell i've read about two thirds of the book no now. and i can't see where that classified information would be. i think it is a subjective claim unfortunately by this fellow, michael ellis. that shows you how messed up the publication review process is. >> host: as an expert in the national security world and freedom of information have you been surprised at some of the things over the years that have been kept out of the book? >> guest: yes very much so. and i mentioned this other book and you can see the laye

ellen: thank you for having me. still ahead, fashion brands from gucci to nike and converse releasing messages of solidarity and pledging to fight racial injustice. an exclusive conversation with the ceo of converse on how his company is vowing to make shoes for everyone and remote endeavors the inside and outside the office. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: with economies opening worldwide, consumers are venturing out of their homes once again to shop in stores. much of it is still happening, of course, online. i recently spoke to the ceo of congress, scott uzzell -- converse, scott uzzell, about the pandemic and how the company is stepping up to help the black community. scott: i can show you many signals around the world that are strong or stronger than they were prior to covid-19. the real test will be over time, when everything opens, all of our partners are open, all of our retail stores are open, and after quite some time for consumers are out of being in children that will give us a sense of a shift in demand. we

. >>> plus, ellen degeneres promising changes. her response to some pretty controversial work place allegations. >>> and happening now for you, breaking news. hong kong postpones its highly anticipated legislative elections, invoking an emergency ordinance to delay elections by a year. officials say voting during a worsened coronavirus outbreak could make people more sick and the postponement is being called a setback for pro-democracy groups. more after the break. >>> 4:55. welcome back to you. a big comeback by the giants fell short in the end. the giants last night battled back from a 6-1 down and tied in the ninth against the padres. but that all fizzled out in the tenth as the padres scored six times to win the game, 12-7. >>> 4 1/2 months after abruptly salting t in halting the season and it doesn't look like anything before we're used to. teams took a knee in solidarity for the black lives matter movement. and each game came down to the wire. utah pulled out a victory as new orleans ingram pulled out a shot at the buzzer. e

ellen: you bring up infrastructure.t feels like a career long during of mine -- career long dream of mine to get massive infrastructure spending from congress. i don't think we get it this year. i think it is something used on the campaign trail. it is a hot topic of what can be -- voted, depending on for me, i will deliver big infrastructure. you will hear that from both candidates. it is a story for once we pass the emergency funding support packages, let's talk about how we can support the economy going forward in a way that puts us on track for higher potential gdp, higher productivity, which means higher nominal wages, and lower in employment. those are -- lower unemployment. those come with large multipliers, which means they have a very large impact on the economy with long tails. but that is next year's story. i think chair powell said it best after the most recent fomc meeting, saying that our goal is to get back to that 3.5% unemployment rate before covid-19 hit as fast as humanly possible, which means there's

. >> ellen degeneres breaking her silence. apologizing after a new report detailed allegations her daytime talk show created a toxic work environment. ♪ lead me home >>> a mighty farewell. congressman john lewis laid to rest, three former presidents paying their respects to the civil rights icon. >> america was built by john lewises. >> former president obama saying lewis will be a founding father to that fuller, fairer, better america, and speaking out against voter suppression. >> even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting. >>> a whole new game. the nba finally restarting. before the whistle, everyone on the court arm in arm kneeling during the national anthem. ♪ and the first basket back sunk by the first player who tested positive for covid. ♪ we part of something >>> and a year in the making. ♪ >> we're dancing into the weekend with beyonce. "black is king" trending big overnight. inside the powerful visual album. the superstar appearances and how her daugh

by april 27, ellen knight had cleared the book. bolton had made all of the changes she had asked for it on the 27th of april the government admits this, she told bolton your book is cleared. it does not have classified information. it's at that point the white house brought in a new guy. this is where it gets kind of fishy. this is what john bolton's lawyers are arguing in court. they bring in a guy with no prepublication review experienc experience. he'd been working in the white house counsel's office. set over there effectively to second-guess the senior person who cleared the manuscript. and he according to the affidavit to the judge found six examples of classified information that were still in there. there were still in the bolton manuscript. he said and the government went to the judge and said you cannot let this out the judge holds a secret hearing this is the strangest part of this whole review talks to the judge in private without the other counsel that any other party they said this is classified. i am pretty dubious o

writings there her books and of course the public banking institute we can learn a whole lot there ellenbrown thank you so much. thank you you're. right it is not often we hear an honest to goodness passionate speech calling out the wrongs of society we're going to show you one of those next and then over at sports regina hamm brings as a surprising announcement from the organizers of the french open and remember keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed by downloading our brand new free app called portable t.v. you can watch there 24 seventh's we will be right back. dear viewer thank you for finally changing the channel i understand you're tired of networks that are new with you you're tired of. 'd the internet. as they are not to say no matter what part of the night. you know me 'd i'm famous for my views don't get them in the news to me. yours truly scotty nell hughes. how to read our breed turn on the t.v. and learn about the world and what's happened in the around me i see shows on the screens but in last every day because of fake news narratives the steady

and ellen degeneres are committed to sharing a workplace based on respect and inclusion.er when reports of a toxic environment on her show surfaced, ellen wrote to employees to say, as we have grown exponentially, i have not been able to stay on top of everything and relied on others to do their jobs as they knew i would want them done. clearly some didn't. that will now change and i am committed to ensuring this does not happen again. however, actor brad garrett is into buying it to tweeting "sorry, but it comes from the top "the ellen show" no more than one treated horribly by her, common knowledge." we will continue to follow this, dana. it's going alicia cuneo, thank you so much. i want to turn now to our very good friend who is talking about a phenomenon that i enjoyed myself last week which is big screen in your big backyard. or maybe your small backyard, what do you know? >> was ours as big as yours? this is the trend right now, trend to laymen turning your back yard into theater, that is an inflatable movie screen like a bouncy house, all you need is that, a proje

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ellen: that is a huge question. according to the saudi oil minister, not a single barrel will be exported extra in august compared to july. he perceives saudi arabia will consume extra barrels produced domestically and while the price people in saudi arabia pay for oil cost has gone up recently, it is not merely what the saudi government would get if they were selling barrels on market. they get money for every barrel produced. it is not that much in revenue. interesting. insees increasing demand saudi arabia but there is a question of whether he is covered the fact that if demand is not up in saudi arabia, the saudi's plan to produce products and dump those on the market later. we could see those barrels coming onto global market anyway, in other forms. ifould not be surprised there is some measure of that with russia. russia assured everyone they would produce more but everything will go into domestic consumption. important to question that and whether russia will be able to keep itself from temptation to export,

ellen says, i'm committed to ensuring this does not happen again., buzzfeed first revealed allegations of a toxic workplace culture. and overnight published a new article alleging incidents of had assault from top producers on the show. buzzfeed says they spoke to 36 former employees, many of them independently corroborating incidents of abuse >> the people i spoke to said that there is what they call a culture of fear and intimidation and that is how the show is allegedly run. >> reporter: ellen is not accused of misconduct herself. warner media confirming to nbc news it interviewed dozens of e corroborated, we are disappointed that the primary findings of the investigation indicated some deficiencies related to the show's day-to-day management. employees past and present saying in part, though not all the allegations were corroborated, we are disappointed that the primary findings of the investigation indicated some deficiencies related to the show's day-to-day management adding there will be several staffing changes multiple outlets now reporting

. >>> then, ellen underfire. >> is nice ellen really the queen of mean?> they want to see ellen practice what she preaches. >> and. >> new information on the death

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. >>> ellen degeneres says that change will take place following the claims of workplace mistreatmenta letter to staffers, she talked about the show and she says that staffing will change and she will make some changes in the review by warner brothers, the company which produces her show. employees anonymously allege racism, intimidation, and toxic work environment as one buzzfeed insider explains. >> some former employees said that because it's ellen's name and face on the show, they want and involvement about what goes on behind the scenes. >> and we want to remind you that nbc bay area airs "ellen" every day at 4:00 p.m. >>> well, you know what? anything can happen on live television. sometimes even family members will show up when you don't want them to. and that happened this morning on "today in the bay." i want you to take a look at this. >> long time ago. [ laughter ] so the idea is, you know, you can put the projector in the center. you might be above the projector, but you'll still get this amazing view that no one else or everyone else is getting that you wouldn't normally

ellen degeneres. >> reporter: this morning "the ellen degeneres show" is under new scrutiny a sourcec news warner media has launched an internal probe into the award-winning daytime series amid reports alleging a toxic work environment. the source also says the show's host ellen degeneres is not part of the investigation adding, it's not about her at all. according to variety, executives from telepictures which produces the show and warner brothers television which distributes it sent a memo to staffers last week telling them a third party firm will be talking to current and former employees nbc news has not seen the memo the investigation comes on the heels of a recent report by buzzfeed news in which one current employee and ten former staffers allege a culture of racism, fear, and intimidation they blame senior managers on the show for allowing the behavior >> the biggest common thread that everyone told me is that what goes on behind the scenes is a far cry from what the show represents in their be kind messaging and what the show and what ellen degeneres herself profits off of >

. >>> the ellen degeneres show being investigated now. the claims being made by current and former employees of the show. we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. >>> it is almost 7:00. of the young people are up. the young people are up. i have been up four hours. mornings on 2. the jonas brothers. linda, thank you for the request. the night is over, dude. send me your requests on , twit instagram. hashtag ktvu. >>> one of the most emotional parts of the 9/11 ceremony won't happen this year because of the coronavirus. the ceremony marking the 19th anniversary of the terror attacks will not include personal messages from the famil

ellen, you we re tell us your stories. ellen, you were a pa in the construction industry. furlough? it was pretty standard, no communication through the company. basically every three weeks we heard we would be furloughed and if it continue and around the end ofjune they made the decision to cut about 40 people from the company including myself. it was a pretty quiet level of communication. and you had been advised to start looking for temporaryjobs. was that by your employer? people throughout the company, it was their personal opinions, and obviously family members who were concerned. and as we mentioned, that has led to you are signing up with multiple job agencies and applying for more than 100 jobs in the space of i think just a couple of weeks? how has that been going? it is tough, you get the same answer from every recruitment agency, that thejob market isjust not there, especially for admin kind of roles. i interview with them and they say, you know, we will come back to you in a few months‘ time and there was not a need for you at the moment. so jobs are being adv

ellen in new york, ellen >> caller: yes, hi, jim. >> ellen. >> caller: ellen from new york love and watchr show -- >> thank you. >> caller: all most every night. you're welcome my stock is draft kings. >> all right this stock is a red hot stock but you know what? they got the premiere soccer league for the sole sports book. brilliant guys we had them on i won't bet against them that's -- well okay let go to laura in virginia, laura? >> caller: hi, jim, great to be on your show i'm a big fan. >> awe, thank you, laura >> caller: so a friend has been talking to me about caroline and i'd like to hear your thoughts if it's worth buying and how much potential you think it has long term. >> which one i'm sorry? a great legacy it's just i would own that let me think if this is the right time to do it. absolutely i think it's okay at 86. joseph in texas, joseph? >> caller: yeah, hey, jim. boo-yah from central texas. >> fantastic good luck there health-wise. what's going on? >> caller: well, you know, i'm new to the stock game. i went to the hospital last february for one thing and came home with t

i'm looking for ellen de generes. it was her house yeah i'm looking for how i want to deliver a message. you know you're coming yeah. kennedy if you'll let her in there and you can tell me if it's good i want to be in the ellen degeneres show so i'm living it with. i mean is it the most and i mean you 2 before me is a. they have been creating satirical video for the past decades i wanted to become a famous or to bill but them but i'm a fairly 00 and. both are going to be pleased with my channel and they will be famous for your just the 2 it for me it's middle of life for this. it's so good i think it's a nice letter and i think it's very sweet it's to the heart it's good put it down to the gate it's ok starting to get fired pin the letter to the shirt and put that up ok. well. i. found some cat many years to prove that cats can teach us things very very important things for instance i watch meaningless kids' videos on the ellen show and they get to. even. make political videos had no chance if i want to pass the gatek

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i got it all wrong because ellen was and is stony and citizen not a ukrainian he was also a mercenary and had a badge reading medic his commander straight out blyde claiming that he and his squad had been dressed in white vests and helmets the footage from ellen's body can clearly shows they were indistinguishable from regular combat hands here's a photo we got from the rebels it's black and white and even to a color blind person the vest of the medic here is not white again this green on green chevron was the only medic designation discovered on the body alongside ammunition and a rifle and a heap of grenades and according to a conversation allegedly found in his phone dillon didn't exactly come to ukraine to save lives he listened to me there is a herd of ukrainian pigs which need to be put in the stable there degenerates they do need a white master we will bring them to heal and then screw we we've got things to do blacks should be faced down it seems the only white thing about this medic was his racism but there could be more than simple lack of real. behind condemnation of the ki

ukrainians killed and wounded fighting for their democracy well pump aoe got it all wrong because ellen was and is still me and citizen not a ukrainian he was also a mercenary and had a badge reading medic his commander straight out blyde claiming that he and his squad had been dressed in white vests and helmets the footage from ellen's body can clearly shows they were indistinguishable from regular combatants here's a photo we got from the rebels it's black and white and even to a color blind person the vest of the medic here is not white again. this green on green chevron was the only medic designation discovered on the body alongside munition a k a rifle and a heap of grenades and according to a conversation allegedly found in his phone dylan didn't exactly come to ukraine to save lives he listened to me there is a herd of ukrainian pigs which need to be put in the stable they are degenerates they do need a white master we will bring them to heel and then screw we we've got things to do blacks should be faced down it seems the only white thing about this medic was his racism but ther