if you were. 5 of jade's family also lost their homes in the fire. just over hill the sister's place more plus the next ridge just through there we all lost our place when artie the next ridge over sort of just saw he another rod it behind me. so there was 4 of us 4 of us lost homes yeah he and them a pop lost his t.r.'s in town. so 6 hours in one family yeah it. was lisa. he's tagging what he thinks he can salvage. the wrist will be sold for scrap metal or end up in the tip was. that they be on a god in one of them with a typewriter i can't remember it was not. this tractor of yours. down with it do you want to go this crap or yeah if it brought to. its goods one step closer i feel better about scientologists there's also been emotional to wince when there. was not much left anyway but. it's it's a positive. look in the future looking forward. warren selway has years of work ahead of him to rebuild his farm. it's not just the fences he lost 2 houses 5 sheds the stock yards and $150.00 cash. we lost in excess of $1300000.00 in. in infrastructure all

if you were. 5 jade's family also lost their homes in the fire. just over hill the sister's place more plus the next ridge just through there we all lost our place when artie the next ridge over sort of just saw he another rod it behind me. so there was 4 of us 4 of us lost homes and he and them a pop lost his tear us into an air 6001 family yeah it. was lisa. he's tagging what he thinks he can salvage. the wrist will be sold for scrap metal or end up in the tip was. that they be on a god in one of them with a typewriter i can't remember it was not. this tractor of yours. down with it did you want to go in this crap or yeah if it brought to. its goods one step closer i feel better about scientologists it's also been emotional to wince when there. is not much left anyway but. it's it's a positive. look in the future looking forward. warren selway has years of work ahead of him to rebuild his farm. it's not just the fences he lost 2 houses 5 sheds the stock yards and $150.00 cash. we lost in excess of $1300000.00 in. in infrastructure all of. the ca

childless in the finder of the progressive constitution group a former politician and from bangkok jade divine of it is the chairman of the faculty of law at the college of asian scholars thank you both for joining us here on inside story. first so if you could explain to me what are the main demands of the protesters what are driving them because there seem to be a couple of competing narratives parrott let me start with you what do you think is driving these protesters. sure i think the 1st thing we need to understand is that yesterday is not just a solitary event or solitary protest but it's one of a series of protests that have been staged over the past 2 or 3 months and it's not been it's not all been organized by one single group but each time it's organized by a different group so it is natural that with this decentralized nature of the way the protests have happened that the demands and the interests of each group may differ slightly but i think one common ground we are seeing and we are hearing from all the protests that we've seen in the past is their wish to see thailand beco

jade is also helping at his parents' place on the next ridge over his family has been farming in the area for 4 generations. this is mom and dad's here this is where we were brought up i'm going to build this themselves with a builder because the 3 of them. i think i want to know about 3 or 4 somewhere that. is a 4 bedroom college in here so it was serious kids. if you were. 5 of jade's family also lost their homes in the fire just over here with my sister's place more plus the next ridge just through there we all lost our place when auntie in the next ridge over sort of just saw he another and it behind me. so there was 4 of us 4 of us lost homes he and them a pop lost his tear us down. to 6001 family yeah. yeah. he's tagging what he thinks he can salvage. the wrist will be sold for scrap metal or end up in the tip was. that they view on god in one of them with a typewriter i can remember it was not. this track of yours. down with it do you want to go this crap or yeah if it brought to. its goods one step closer i feel better about scientologists there's also been emotional to wince

bad military and i think that's what we have to do with my question my my my rebuttal then to you jade would be charlie it's the people. should be deciding how to deal with the bad politicians and in a democratic system the people decide how to deal with bad politicians buy votes in the mad elections the issue into islands you could argue is that the politicians aren't even getting to the selection points there was a very popular party i understand popular feature forward party you weren't even allowed to stand and it wasn't the people making that decision it was the the governments in the military making a decision that they couldn't stand well i think over all if you look into the constitution for example the electoral system the electoral system was made fairly because collation yes probably the election commission did not tell how to calculate from the beginning but the cut the nation has nothing wrong and the 2nd thing and that period was horse racing yes i agree that it's under marketed to have the senators to help electing the prime minister but actually in the house in the lowe

jade is showing me assesses through what remains of his home that's the house just he yeah and stuff on that was the old dairy yeah. it's just a shed these days ok yeah there was nothing left every fence on the price kerry odds. tractor implements. solid shy and cattle kids to house. what all cars are being placed in for a lot easer old fords. with. yeah this is yeah yeah. so i guess that's what will be a space is there. in this shire alone there are more than 2000 buildings to remove including an enormous 32000 tons of material contaminated with the space to this were saying about 4 way. given this has the is probably that the latter end of that. other than being able to solve it in earlier yeah i reckon it. jade is also helping at his parents' place on the next ridge over his family has been farming in the area for 4 generations. this is mom and dad's here this is where we were brought up i'm going to build this themselves with a builder does the 3 of them. i think i want to in about. 3 or 4 someone that. is a far better in college i'm here so's service kids. if you was. 5 jade's f

i was not jaded by reality and still the same jaded by that reality. i was the agitator said. i was walking into the statehouse where the same state that put my family through so much turmoil. i was there to help change that. put a face on that, tear down the systems from within. i don't know how successful i was at that. but i tried my damnedest. so there is that. there's a sense of being young and everybody looked at me. i was the youngest by like a decade plus. so everyone is staring at you. the first time you open your mouth they want to see what you are all about. who is the young dude? the young black guy from denmark has a son of a civil rights her hero. i don't think people really remember, but when i was elected every day i went outside when i was having a rough day and took a deep breath. i did that in office with the confederate flag put it flew probably in the front basement visit our website booktv.org and search for the box at the top of the page. : : now on book tv afterwards, author fbi assistant director of counterintelligence, peter strzok details his career

have to be ready for some tough tackling i but early on they played with their usual useful flair jade and sanchez was particularly impressive in dismay. even if the finish was that. was nobody would deny that don't wince kids are impressive 17 year old jude bellingham also tested the outspread gold via his signs were playing good football and had more than 80 percent possession. but alex book was defending for their lives as expected and when that wasn't enough people refound the he was in full. i put out school coach heiko hellish everything was going to plan his team a ruffing don't wind up. they received 3 yellow cards in story 1st half minute. and their approach through don't win siestas off their game . of the ending holding kobe out of their elements of a bit be that don't mind him missing just a little experience. it looked that way in the 60 minutes félix with a crime 81 mil i was out suppose 1st real chance of the game 100 percent chance conversion because 80 percent his position. was we knew we could decide the game was set pieces daniel caligiuri had some great deliveries w

so we are setting up a list that i know said that if you don't listen so we have got you to go get jaded is funny and i think by 2024 yeah but to say that they're going to do. and if that works i think we will have a essential place where we can get a lot of this 'd body has one 3rd of the population and older is old with most of it comes to people for face. these types of plans do not always run smoothly here as can be seen some 200 kilometers away. on the island of bon dieu the world bank built a $10000000.00 waste incinerator labeled as development aid. the plant was only in use for a few months it's currently not operating supposedly due to maintenance work the garbage meanwhile is piling up and transport to and from the plant have yet to be properly organized. shaheen and her colleagues meet martin jones the british engineer is a managing director at the world bank is he showing shana where the garbage ships will more in the future. jones lives on the island and knows shaheen oh well. sheena isn't called in virtually every environmental project in the maldives. but she has her doubt

jade fleury is from houston, texas. she says it could affect how her friends vote.estly, they believe that the republican party and the democrat party are both just evil. so, they think that they're better off just not voting. they have no idea that it's linked to qanon. some of them do, and some of them don't. i would say the majority of them have no idea. exclusive research from the bbc shows that qanon has generated over 100 million comments, shares and likes online this year. that increased sharply over the summer, with more people at home because of lockdown. social media sites stepped in and began to slow qanon‘s spread. by then, it had already reached the mainstream. qanon is a very pervasive conspiracy theory with a lot of very cult—like tentacles that can really grab onto people's minds when they spend a lot of time online. if you're in a dark place, you're very susceptible to easy answers to very complex problems. it's notjust a domestic problem. whilst qanon appears to have originated in the us, it's these sorts of spaces that could be exploited by foreig

best of luck to jade edwards. that's all from sportsday. premier league season with ali akhmedov and jurgen klopp. and the very latest —— serena williams has evened it all up. she is in a battle to chase the 24th grand slam title. that is office now. —— all for us now. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. we'll report from lesbos in greece — this is the devastating scene at a migrant camp after fire that's left 1000s with nowhere to stay. the greek government is saying that the fire was started by some of the residents who had been quarantined for coronavirus. we had to take these people into a quarantine area that created disorder which led to the fires. multiple fires. boris johnson's government has published details of how it wants to override parts of the brexit withdrawal deal. this is the message from ireland. meaningful negotiations can only proceed on the basis of mutual

it has taken jade 19 years competed in a championship race?er, i have seen how david coulthard reacted to your driving, so it's touch and go. as forjade, she is now talking loud and clear to a whole generation. hopefully, with this weekend, a lot of young girls might look at it and feel they fancy a bit of it and get to british touring car championship as well. there is a qualifier today, the race tomorrow, jason taking the place of the injured driver. at least i do get to drive around durrington, albeit at the village, not on the track because of covid—19 restrictions. are you suggesting there is another mic visual? much more talented, much more famous, we would chat on twitter quite often. at the moment, he is recovering from an injury so we wish him a speedy recovery. i wonder what the collective noun is. don't, i will save i wonder what the collective noun is. don't, iwill save you i wonder what the collective noun is. don't, i will save you from that one. online betting brings in more than two billion pounds a year, and as the new premier

what are you searching for, jade? we are searching for the next big group.es — when you think about about going into... it was horrible. you know what? ..your own x—factor? it's been really difficult, yeah. it's been hard saying no to people, because we know how that feels. you know, we got turned away quite a few times! i think we're a lot nicer though! we are a lot nicer. we do genuinely care for them, like. we want to make sure that they're looked after properly, and support them. yeah, and let them know what they are getting themselves into. like, obviously, you're now going to be on a pedestal for people to have an opinion about you, so i think it is important for us to kind of warn them and sort of prepare them for that. yeah. we weren't even aware what twitter was. do you know what i mean, it wasjust kind of coming in and getting popular at that time. and we just didn't have a clue. and now life is very different because you've sort of matured in this age where social media is so dominant. how do you cope with it all now? because there is so much we c

mr gandhi mustn't be jaded now you know and there you are. all nicked him you know that although we didn't see these a protest you know me and we can but it's all i can do you. know on the net never get my attention. you know only the bush budget that's been on my. own been on my mind and getting home this weekend and given it given the good news now i'm in a corner. but the only ones that's who goes there that. i know i was in . and that's down here the 5 i don't think was out that they head out there is a generational divide. the kids don't remember communism and they don't see a future in an industry that's heating the planet for now they can tend to make their point in peaceful street much as. god. oh you are either. home. before you are you though that night coal mining families gather at a power plant to show their support for the coal compromise its. giant videos praise the industry and accuse end the glenda of intimidation that i was it's. the same. for the wealthy this was my point. this was the night that i will follow both and happ

the jaded thing to say is no. i think because we are getting close to the election, this hurts donald trump because he changes his focus. he has to answer questions about his taxes instead of going on the attack against joe biden. as much as this burns up another week before the election, i think that is very damaging to him and he would much rather shift the focus somewhere else. katty: american attitudes to paying taxes are not necessarily the same as they are in sweden, where it is seen as really immoral not to pay your full quota of taxes. coul there be people who look at this and agree with what the president said? the president said in 2016 that he is smart not to pay his taxes. reporter: i think his base probably agrees with that. when i talk to donald trump supporters, they say he's a good businessman and that goes with having all these properties and making the most profits and paying the least amount of taxes that you can get away with. but you are seeing the biden campaign try to use this as an issue. t

"jade eyed leopard" airs on monday night at 8:00 p.m. on nat geo. >> emily, thank you so much.ight is right up the alley for our favorite cat man. >> that's right. >> yep, uh-huh. >> i don't need documentaries, i can just watch my cat toby drink out of the toilet any time i want. >> that's right. >> that's what's happening at my house. thank you very much. great "binge this." great entry as always, janai. >>> coming up, you're seeing those labor day discounts everywhere, but is now the right time to grab them? we're playing a little game of buy or wait coming up. >>> also up ahead, we're helping you make the most of a long labor day weekend with potluck recipes you'll use again and again. that means food right here. >> eva, you're not going to make a mess, are you? >> no. you'll use again and again. that means food right here. >> you're not going to make a mess, are you? >> no. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females... and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. but you can help protect your child by taking a first step. the cdc recommends hpv vac

the leader of the pack is jade consensual act when he's already a star he was dortmund's talk provider last season and their top score quite a lineup but you do have to balance that with experience out there on the pitch players like maximals john and new arrival thomas mann yeah. these was signings not only of good footballers who would also be on field leaders who can help guide the younger players up to the level of one of them one. amid all the hard work there's enough time for fun as well as many matches and plenty of laughter all helping cement the team bond will certainly need to sustain another assault on the top. as far as jack goes where do they stand. absolute. definitely off with the best theory anyway. proving man. every game you play also every training session is what ultimately separates the title winners from other teams and that's what we have to work. like. you very talented and very much ready to claim some serious silverware. and are good to go but so are leipsic. biggest city in the eastern state of saxony is steeped in football history the german football associa

have to be ready for some tough tackling i but early on they played with their usual useful flair jade and sanchez was particularly impressive in this. even if the finish was a king was nobody would deny that the ones kids are impressive 17 year old jews telling them also tested the outs with gold yet this time for playing good football and had more than 80 percent possession. but alex book was defending for their lives as expected and when that wasn't enough keep i refound the he gave it she was in full. i was but the output coach heiko hellish everything was going to plan his team are rushing don't went up. i they received 3 yellow cards in straight 1st half minute. and their approach threw don't wins youngsters off their game i was getting hauled in in code out of their elements of a bit the the job and i'm missing just a little experience. it looked that way in the 50 minutes félix to the time made it one nil i was out spoke 1st real chance of the game 100 percent chance conversion beats 80 percent possession. we knew we could decide the game would set pieces daniel caligiuri had s

demi jackson is who has volunteered in cambodia for the past 3 years and her experiences have made a jaded about the industry that really let a lot of our nature is there at the things that drive them behind the scenes that you would just see coming in fast time demi explains that volunteers like her book this stays in cambodia for international commercial volunteering companies based outside the country and. her 1st visit in 2009 was through projects abroad one of the largest in the world. volunteering comes at a cost and demi surprised how little money actually goes to the local finishes program my doctor once told me that he gets tired all the same way. here. that you know partakes of what you pay up to $3000.00 a month. that he gets tired that's ok so what he's saying is about a $100.00 a week for legal mention if you have 10 people say but thousands of people think nations that sent us down here eat a lot of money the man with. the $500.00 to the. it really. is an ngo that investigates allegations of exploitation of children in orphanages and it's one of the few places where volunteer

from the from the other side which you were calling the enemies and there was a tendency in makes me jaded that take revenge but i'm on the masood was saying that look. the their families to take care of it they have this long in the war has gone for so many years if you leave that so many victims in casualties. this country's resources will not be sufficient to address all these needs of these challenges that we are adding on top of the challenges that the country or did he has but you can't but you can't simply just look away from so much killing that has happened and especially in the part of that world where there is a very tribal system and revenge does exist for generations is there going to be a truth and reconciliation commission how are you going to resolve these but very real issues the amount that the afghans have taken in their history including this recent history there was no sense of revenge duels for members of the former regime of very high wealth or a tease amongst them was just poured and it wasn't like the people who were dressed there were less than. a handful less tha

they have to be ready for some tough tackling i but early on they played with their usual useful flat jade and sanchez was particularly impressive in dismay even if the finish was it was nobody would deny that don't wince kids are impressive 17 year old jude telling them also tested the outspoken gold was his sign for playing good football and had more than 80 percent full possession. but alex bored with defending for their lives as expected and when that wasn't enough people refound behave it sure was unfolding. but the house could coach heiko hellish everything was going to plan his team a ruffing don't wind up. they received 3 yellow cards in st 1st off minutes. and their approach threw don't wins youngsters off their game. of the adding hole in code out of their elements of a bit be that don't bend and missing just a little experience. it looked that way in the 50 minutes félix with time made one nil i was out spoke 1st real chance of the game 100 percent child's conversion because 80 percent his position. was we knew we could decide the game would set pieces daniel caligiuri had some

jade flury is from houston, texas. she says it could affect how her friends vote.e that the republican party and the democrat party are both just evil. so, they think that they're better offjust not voting. they have no idea that it's linked to qanon. some of them do, and some of them don't. i would say the majority of them have no idea. exclusive research from the bbc shows that qanon has generated over 100 million comments, shares and likes online this year. that increased sharply over the summer, with more people at home because of lockdown. social media sites stepped in and began to slow qanon's spread. by then, it had already reached the mainstream. qanon is a very pervasive conspiracy theory with a lot of very cult—like tentacles that can really grab onto people's minds when they spend a lot of time online. if you're in a dark place, you're very susceptible to easy answers to very complex problems. it's not just a domestic problem. whilst qanon appears to have originated in the us, it's these sorts of spaces that could be exploited by foreign interference cam

on the other hand i have no doubt order of the negative publicity in the west is promptly moti very jaded by both political and commercial interests . i mean. russia one previously the soviet union had a long tradition of making that actually and on a very long scandal that's sure and i think the only thing we can probably agree on is that nobody really agree so knows where the 1st generally available and effective function will come from now there is 11 more important distinction between them they are russian and the west and approaches to your taxes and. part learned it from from your own writing because in the west as you write this states used to be involved in the production of saxons but it's no longer the case in those countries since primarily a corporate down to prise in russia most vaccines are still developed produced and overseen by the state and i wonder if there is any difference in how the scenes made how they are developed how they test the child and marketed how they sell how they've used depending on who runs the back of the business by the it's the state or whether exce

and media today when he does open up the new is kept in almost a decade will attempt to prosecute jade in a cell and for alleged playing a massive role in one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states and if found guilty and convicted he could go down for 175 years as the u.s. has of course indicted on 18 counts under mostly the espionage act so the u.s. really wanted to for. trial for spying and publishing these classified documents all related to the war in iraq and afghanistan plus one of conspiracy to how could government computer to publish these documents as well now just a few minutes ago we heard from the wiki leaks editor in chief he's outlined the gross hypocrisy in this case and really points to the lack of justice in the so-called justice system. limited. to julio's lawyers. with the witnesses away your perception. choosing limiting julio's your use of privilege to to question the witnesses there's no mention of that would be any limitation with cross-examination of me here if you had to do that is what i did which it is very d

jade flury is from houston, texas. she says it could affect how her friends vote.n party and the democrat party are both just evil. so, they think that they're better offjust not voting. they have no idea that it's linked to qanon. some of them do, and some of them don't. i would say the majority of them have no idea. exclusive research from the bbc shows that qanon has generated over 100 million comments, shares and likes online this year. that increased sharply over the summer, with more people at home because of lockdown. social media sites stepped in and began to slow qanon's spread. by then, it had already reached the mainstream. qanon is a very pervasive conspiracy theory with a lot of very cult—like tentacles that can really grab onto people's minds when they spend a lot of time online. if you're in a dark place, you're very susceptible to easy answers to very complex problems. it's not just a domestic problem. whilst qanon appears to have originated in the us, it's these sorts of spaces that could be exploited by foreign interference campaigns as polling da

become jaded to each other. that during we said now we have to stop that he had a job but for development for construction for a vacation that he says a start to the day we voted and it must be won by both of us thank you very much. and that is. we came in with a will yes please no. and we followed him out of through us of cause i know that you are the mayors who wish to live. by this many friends but they might be and are. in the wrong that in that we also or with great love about how to inform them that we've got a stuff of them. yeah . good evening israel and the p.l.o. are not far from a historic embrace and i remember there was a t.v. set with people who stations norwegian swede feed me and everyone was talking in. foreign language was all slow going to be alone happy days for no no. no i was. all over the world but it was suddenly realized wow. it's talking. 29 years after declaring israel an illegal state the palestine liberation organization has decided to recognize israel's right to exist peacefully and

the deal is i would go to sweden my daughter jade would be taken care of by her father.or about six weeks. i got that out of my system. i never again yearned to live on my own. and then there was an opportunity to learn about culture and to learn a language and i knew nothing at all about. >> did you go to sweden with her. she went back to sweden this year it was the 50th anniversary of my honorary degree from the university and you saw there. what did you see on the streets. i saw my picture on the streets. there were posters up and down the streets of one of them many events. that the justice did in sweden. she was very over programmed. she wasn't daunted. we kept trying to see the poster. the car was moving through the streets and it was like the seat and the movie. french kiss where they never see the eiffel tower. we kept looking and looking. we turned and there was. you had been working on this book for 15 years with mary. did you interview all of the justice that he served with. what you do when you had 15 plus years what is your agenda me tell you how this began.

become jaded to each other that we should now we have to stop that he didn't just say but for development for construction for a vacation. but he says it started the day we wrote it and it must be won by both of us. and that. we came in with a will yes we know 'd you. and we follow through those of colleagues and know that you are the natives who wish to live. by this many friends but they make the end of our part. in the long days and that we also or with great love about insulin that we get a lift up of them. yeah . good evening israel and the p.l.o. are not far from a historic embrace and i remember there was a t.v. set with stations norwegian swede feed me and everyone was talking in. foreign languages all slow we're going to be alone. no no. no i want you. to suddenly realize that wow. it's it's us that we're talking to. 29 years after declaring israel and illegal state the palestine liberation organization has decided to recognize israel's right to exist peacefully and after decades of calling the p.l.o. a terrorist organization israel finally recognizes the p.l.o. as the legitimate

the massachusetts was the other named jade doubt -- pentz. this is an actual picture of the actual ship, so you can see how much bigger it was than the canal barge. 308 tonschusetts was steel side steamer. it was being used by the quartermaster corps or the quartermaster department as a crew transport vessel. she was on her way from alexandria in washington to see seaport,ginia and -- virginia and then on to fort munro. she was not capable of ceiling through the -- she was not fit sheocean travel, so once got to fort munro, men would have gotten off of her and onto a different boat. they were on to newborn, north carolina. the soldiers on board had recently been released from southern prison camps or the northnt camps in and were returning to the regiments to fulfill their terms of service for the war. massachusetts left alexandria at 5:00 p.m. on the 22nd and the soldiers were going to rejoin their regiments down in north carolina. the thirdlmes of regiment of the federal reserve corps was the commander of the troops on the steamer. the fede

it is the new last opt for the modified jade line they wanted to create space for all riders while getting on and off trains but some restaurant owners and say they cannot even sell to go orders because drivers cannot get to them to pick up the food. >> people will not take muni because it does not feel that safe right now with the pandemic. >> how is your business? >> it is not good. it was bad and now it is worse, pretty much i am paying for my bills and trying to get through this. i do not know how long i can last, really. >> reporter: we reached out to muni for, but have yet to hear back. >>> an unexpected public facility terminated by the pandemic has folks on a mission to find a solution. many public bathrooms are being off-limits to covid-19 even though the well-known go to spotlight gas stations and fast food restaurants have closed their restrooms indefinitely. so many have come up with creative solutions to. >> i pretty much keep myself from drinking anything while i am out. >> i will stop at a grocery store to go to the bathroom. >> walmart is available, always in the front. >>

jade being promoted to see -- jane being promoted to ceo starting in march of 2021 is a time that seems for a variety of reasons. she has been on the top of our list for expectation in succeeding mike when the time comes. ceo is in line with our expectations. returnow does she get up? betsy: a couple of different ways to do that. number one is going to be in thinking through what the business units are they have got, where they have scale that are not fully employing benefits to those scale strategies. is in the to mind international wholesale, the international consumer payments, we know there is a ton going on. we have one of the best in class platforms. are they taking full advantage of that? number two, they have a brand in the u.s. that is one of the best known, well-known brands. that comes for many years of investing in their brands through the consumer-products. are they taking full advantage of that? is that delivering the deposit value that can be delivered? those are the things at the top of the list for me. do you think a widely scott will focus less on the expense ratio tha

congressman matt gaetz and member of trump's teams and also executive director along with his dad of the acl jadejordan secular. matt, we will start with you. i read your tweet. okay, you want the investigation. i would agree. >> in the moments before the show i spoke to florida attorney general ashley moody and she says she's all over it. i believe there may be a criminal investigation already underway of the bloomberg connecting activities in florida. chapter 104.04614 the statute says it's third-degree felony for someone to directly or indirectly provide something of value to impact whether or not someone votes. the question is whether or not paying off someone's fines and legal obligations counts as something of value. it clearly does. if michael bloomberg was offering to pay off people's credit card debts, would obviously see the value in that and so when you improve someone's net worth by eliminating their financial liabilities, that's something of value. normally it would be very difficult to prove that that was directly linked to you impacting whether or not someone was going to vote. but

because michael reinoehl was alleged to have gone on television and said that he wound up killing jadeielson -- michael reinoehl is with antifa. jay daniels was with the patriot crowd group a right wing group. he was killed. this man is confessed to it before he was shot and killed by the authorities. the investigation will go on. i have to tell you, one of the concerns i have is antifa will try to make this guy a martyr for their cause. it's going to be more and more trouble in portland as a result of the killing of jay danielson. >> jon: and they've had 100 days of it already. ted williams, thank you. >> it's out of control. >> jon: we're minutes from the closing bell. stocks are reacting to today's jobs report. the unemployment rate dropping last month. ahead, the secretary of labor, eugene scalia on the number numbers. at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed,

treasury secretary or -- i'm being jaded but -- >> you're totally cynical.been covering this way the too long. of course it is. we have reported, my producer has done some good reporting on this, bloomberg has been feeling shutout of the biden campaign, that he hasn't had any say in it. this money will help bring him some say. my guess is that he does want some say or a role in the biden administration. he's not alone. there's a lot of wall street types like mike bloomberg. remember, he started as a wall street trader, build an amazing company. he's worth $50 billion. i'll say this, though if you're comparing republican megadonors to mike bloomberg, can you imagine if the coke enterprise set up $100 million to buy a state for donald trump? could you imagine what type of front page outrage would be out there? let's not make any bones about this. this is a ton of money, this isn't like some guy donating a few bucks here and there and raising it and bundling cash. he's throwing $100 million into a race in a key state. it could really tip the election biden's wa

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, for example, and just overall just, you know, delivery services, people picking up from like red jade, for example, and delivering that to grubhub, people that have ordered grubhub, a lot of activity in there. that local access is meant to serve. unfortunately i think just the mere presence of uniformed people standing there, and the fact that they do their job really well, you know, really dissuaded some delivery services for continuing to do those pickup, and red jade felt it was impeding on their business because people were no longer using grubhub, they were not coming to pick up stuff because it was too convoluted for them and didn't know what they were to be there or not, and what p.c.o. was on duty if they were allowed in or not, and they are allowed in so removing that obstacle we are hoping helps open up that business sector there. >> all right. thank you, i'll save my comments for after. >> great. director, are there any additional comments at this time? oh, looks like director heminger has a comment. >> yes, madam chair. and sean, i wanted to ask about church street. could