jeannine: so this is a citron honey tea., which brings you to the honey. monica: mnh-mnh. it's not my favorite. jeannine: okay. monica: honey -- mnh. because it can smell a little bit like bad foot odor. jeannine: okay, now we go into more of a fruity citrus. fruits and citruses, again, is a consumer favorite. jessica: see, i like that. monica: i don't like it at all. [ laughter ] lemonis: juli and chloe, you guys have done a lot in the last couple weeks with agilex, working on the packaging. why don't we go through the colors, just to see how the packaging in the boards works? chloe: for the packaging, jess created a pattern. and i think it would be really awesome for every line to have its own unique pattern. so we could have a lavender line, we could have a buckthorn, based on the different flavors. lemonis: yeah. nice job, jess. christie: i'm totally digging the label. the label's dead-on. chloe: this might be easier to see the pattern. it's really easy to show the different scents with the different colors. monica: it's

constitutional order and finally they want to gain respect for indigenous symbols on tuesday send the jeannine and yes announcer self interim president that on wednesday appointed her ministers and military commanders the interim government said that the country's problem was in the rigging of election results on october 20th and then ever resign thereby creating a very difficult situation which they took advantage of that evo morales fled to mexico along with many of his party members he was forced to step down on monday after weeks of violence triggered by claims that last month's election victory was rigged by looting and vandalism soon followed and some of his supporters say they fear for their lives rallies himself ses bolivia needs help from abroad to restore peace. i have plenty of confidence in the united nations we have had extensive talks with u.n. secretary general antonio good turners and he has a lot of social conscience plenty of commitment to the poor he should be the mediator not just the facilitator in the institution perhaps accompanied by the catholic church and of pope fran

electoral reforms and to a new free and fair elections as soon as possible where the acting president jeannine and they might say that she's only holding the fort until fresh elections have been held but she does appear to be intent on putting the country on a radical new course. arcee america host rick sanchez discussed the situation in bolivia with the pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges who says that the u.s. has a hand in the crisis. this is the revolving door story of latin america that as soon as a populist figure like evo morales appears the knives come out on the part of the empire and on the part of those corporations that hold especially the natural resources in a place like bolivia hostage there's been a constant conflict between. these corporations and evo morales let me stop you there because you just said something that's very interesting there may be a reason for the united states government the government of chris hedges and rick sanchez for the country where we live to do things from time to time in other places right but it seems like what you just described is som

conservative senator meanwhile jeannine ano has proclaimed herself interim president of bolivia she is not recognized by politicians royalty morale is on thursday she issued a controversial decree exempting the military from criminal prosecution when maintaining public order. must immediately repeal decree given impunity to armed forces personnel the current social political and human rights crisis and believe runs the risk of deteriorating is authorities continued to respond in a violent manner to criticism protests media scrutiny and violence by 3rd parties well the u.s. secretary of state has commented on several protests taking place across the globe at the moment including bolivia the support given to various protestors does dificid nif a conflict one quarter explains. the united states will continue to stand alongside the lebanese people. i lebanon's countrywide protests are rupp did over a month ago the protesters are accusing government officials of widespread corruption and hold them to blame for failing to put the brakes on a deepening economic crisis washington's made it cle

renewed clashes have broken out in the believe in capital as the under the day after the senate leader jeannine i was sworn in as interim president the former head of state able what alice was ousted this week and fled to mexico. australia's raging bushfires have claimed another life bringing the death toll to 4 firefighters are struggling to contain dozens of blazes burning across the east coast a separate emergency warning has gone out for a fire threatening a city in western australia new zealand nor makers of voted in favor of legalizing euthanasia the final decision will not be pushed to the public in a referendum during next year's general election the bill allows for terminally ill patients to request a medically assisted death. your makers in washington have begun public hearings in the impeachment inquiry against president daughter trump the 1st time in 20 years the televise hearings kicked off on wednesday with testimony from 2 top u.s. diplomats dealing with ukraine trump has called the process a witch hunt he says he's too busy to watch the proceedings. a historic day for the united

has formally recognized bolivia's interim president jeannine and yet as 2 people have been killed in violent protests against her government her appointment rather former president ever merola says the new interim leader has no legitimacy. that least 2 people have been killed in iraq is capital during anti-government protests 35 others were injured many of those hurt had choked on tear gas or were hit by rubber bullets more than 300 people have been killed since the beginning of october iraq's government has taken some measures to ease the unrest but many protesters want a complete overhaul of the political system kuwait's prime minister has submitted his government's resignation to the gulf arab states ruler jabot in mubarak and have. been prime ministers since 2011 the emir chefs about how says he has no intention of dissolving parliament. those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up right after fault lines that's next thanks for watching what by . a korean doomsday cultist would hundreds of fellow was to a tropical paradise. when i when a student instigates the secret

you know him, jeannine. he's terrific and he was terrific when i saw him. >> judge pirro: he's in a great place. all right, guy, take a listen. mike bloomberg is entering the 2020 race and the media is already acting like he's their big savior. >> bloomberg entering the race it really could pose a threat to trump. he's probably the most?-- certainly the most successful businessman in new york. he's actually a businessman. he's actually a billionaire. he's actually a philanthropist. all the things trump pretends to baptist donald trump but richer more successful and less offensive. that's the bloomberg argument. >> judge pirro: jeffrey, how could they move on from their love affair with beto so quickly? [laughter] >> the fickle nature of these people never ceases to amaze. a little history check. three mayors of new york have run for president of the united states. john lindsey, rudy giuliani and bill deblasio, every one of them struck out. this one will follow the same path.he >> judge pirro: and you charlie

when out to the latest news from bolivia the interim president jeannine nez has asked congress to approve a law allowing for new elections after the disputed poll a month ago it comes as supporters of the former president continue to demand his return 10 days after he stepped down and fled to mexico off the allegations of irregularities in the vote count 32 people have been killed in unrest since the election with 2 more deaths confirmed from choose days clashes between security forces and morales protest as blockading a fuel plant well violent protests in chile has well over the country for more than a month now demonstrators are demanding social and economic reforms there as the unrest continues to grip the country a flag has emerged calling attention to chile's large indigenous community. they've been resisting spanish colonise ation for centuries and angry that the constitution in the military has been used to oppress them money and the reports from santiago. thousands of people continue to march on the streets of the frustrations of demonstrators are rooted in social inequalities man

in bolivia senate has declared herself to be interim president after weeks of political turmoil jeannine on years was sworn in despite lacking a majority in the country's congress she takes over from the ousted former leader even. who is now in mexico after being granted asylum morales resigned after weeks of protests over his disputed reelection well just after taking over believe u.s. new interim leader to new 9 years explained how she was the rightful successor to noor. alice i do think that we are facing a presidential succession brought on by the vacancy of the presidency and the absence of the president according to the constitution as president of the senate i immediately assume the presidency of the state and i promise to take all of the measures necessary to pacify the country let's begin our coverage with marianna sanchez she's reporting from bolivia's capitol. hill tensions are growing here in the center of the capital where the presidential palace and the national assembly is here at the plus somebody york an area that is completely surrounded and sealed by police riot police

while fox news personalities like jeannine pirro describe him as superhuman. the white house is going all out to say nothing to see here and the president is the picture of health despite an unannounced saturday visit to walter reed medical center. let's go to kelly o'donnell. so besides donald trump's superhumanity, how is the white house explaining why he went to the hospital? >> well, good morning, joy. let me explain what we know, why it's different and causing some concern or raising some questions. the president and his top advisers say that he had phase one or a portion of his annual physical exam on saturday. and that everything is good. and that he is in good condition, good health. why that is unusual is that for this president and others, it's typically announced in advanced, part of his public schedule. usually of longer duration with a complete lab work, multiple tests, multiple physicians involved. historically we've also seen with this president there were photos of him meeting the doctors. it's all done very much in advance, in part because the

while fox news personalities like jeannine pirro describe him as superhuman.turday visit to walter reed medical center. let's go to kelly