jennifer: i'm good. how are you? i'm jennifer. jennifer, nice to meet you. jennifer: yes.ice to meet you. lemonis: so, i was asking questions. what's the number-one item ordered? jennifer: pulled pork. lemonis: no doubt? jennifer: no doubt. lemonis: okay. so, whose recipes are these? jennifer: mine. lemonis: and who's in charge of what? chandler: she's the art, and i'm really the business side of it, right? i'm trying to make sure we're able to scale -- like, we can't scale her, so i need to have something that is makable by a properly trained employee. if it was 100% her way, it would be we make everything that we can from scratch. jennifer: that's the problem, is that we're very much both control freaks about stuff. i'm in charge of operations, the daily running of the store. lemonis: okay. chandler: i'm the ceo. i get the final call. lemonis: what does that mean? [ both laugh ] it's a barbecue restaurant. chandler: yeah. lemonis: it seems to me that chandler maybe takes himself just a little too seriously. it's almost like he felt like he needed to put a label on himsel

>> what michelle, jennifer and calvin embody is a sense where emergency is becoming important. identifying the most potential things our organization contribute to our community, michelle starts with that, the prioritization of certain values over others in those things happen in our own institutional culture and community context but the other element of context is important that kelvin illustrate saying we need to continue to look around and ask what are the gaps that might be there that our organization might be particularly well-suited to fill, some of those steps, the weird thing we experience right now might be the realization that there are gaps that are not aligned to address right now. we might turn to partners or some type of realization the extent and limits of what we do has really changed in this pandemic and that is a difficult reality to confront. >> trying to steal my role but we will talk about that later and as he brings up the topic of the next question. what partnerships do you see as a great segue in all seriousness, what partnerships do you see as being ne

welcome and i'm also happy to welcome rather not us jennifer jennifer you're in berlin unfortunately we can't ask you into the studio because of coronavirus safety concerns what's your experience of racism here in germany. diverse or take you 1st jennifer excuse me. sorry. well it's been diverse i've experienced racism in every facet of life here in germany when i was approved for a flight i had the offer revoked after i sent in a copy of my passport i had to move out of my 1st sublet because i was being harassed by neighbors who said i didn't belong there in the police refused to file a report i've been harassed by neo nazis on trains that and feather sized up and put into countless that you asians at work or if i had to explain to colleagues why their actions are behaviors were racist when i just wanted to do my job and i know i'm not the only person here i know there's been a 9 percent increase in far right hate crimes from 2018 to 2019 in germany and up until a few days ago the general equal treatment act was the law of the land but it only targeted private institutions and it do

welcome and i'm also happy to welcome rather not us jennifer jennifer you're in berlin unfortunately we can't ask you into the studio because of coronavirus safety concerns what's your experience of racism here in germany. diverse or take your 1st jennifer excuse me. sorry. well it's been diverse i've experienced racism in every facet of life here in germany when i was approved for a flight i have the offer revoked after i sent in a copy of my passport i had to move out of my 1st sublet because i was being harassed by neighbors who said i didn't belong there in the police refused to file a report i've been harassed by neo nazis on trains that unfetter sized up and put into countless that you asians at work to explain to colleagues why their actions are behaviors were racist when i just wanted to do my job and i know i'm not the only person here i know there's been a 9 percent increase in far right hate crimes from 2018 to 2019 in germany and up until a few days ago the general equal treatment act was the law of the land but it only targeted private institutions and it doesn't actuall

jennifer victor associate professor of political science at george mason university one welcome to you all now me i'd like to start with you donald trump has made it pretty clear he is doubling down and taking a forceful approach to these protests he's calling himself the president of law and order threatening even to dispatch the military how do you see this all playing out is this going to escalate things absolutely and i think in a place like d.c. where we don't have a governor as a stop gap between the president and his deployment of military resources this is going to be very bad that this city but in other places where he is calling for more strident kweli of these these righteous protests i think this is going to. end badly i think it's going to make people more frustrated and i think it's going to give law enforcement more license to harm activists we saw he did this yesterday in advance of the curfew that the d.c. mayor had put out at 7 he started firing on people earlier than the actual curfew so i think this is a bad idea jennifer if if we go down that road what should the t

jennifer mckellar speaking. >> president hyland: okay. so it's next week. okay. >> good. >> president hyland: great. maybe i'll put it on my calendar to see if i can pipe in. okay. so i think we're good. staff, do you have enough information to craft the memo to the planning commission? commissioner black? you want to speak again? >> commissioner black: no, no, sorry. >> president hyland: okay. i don't think that there's a motion. it's just a review, right? >> clerk: yes, correct. it's a review and comment. i believe that we have enough information and i want to reiterate that whether or not the h.b.c. funds the draft e.i.r. to be adequate. >> president hyland: i think so. i think the process is markedly improved over previous drafting processes. >> i agree. >> i agree as well. i really love this whole document. i love it. thank you. >> thank you. >> president hyland: okay. so i believe that is our last item, jonas. so we'll adjourn. >> clerk: i will note and remind commissioners that the mayor's office has authorized all commissions to reconvene remotely,

lindsey and jayden fortunately jennifer receives food stamps. every month on the 1st day. accordingly how many kids and year. they put in so much online and i get every month on the far south $646.00 just basically this for. $560.00 euros a month to feed 5 people a tight budget before going shopping but 2 women check the balance on their card. surrender and jennifer can spend their food coupons in any supermarkets like this discount store where they regularly go. once at the checkout the food stamp card works just like any other credit card. and in this shop in the appalachian they are by no means the only ones who use it how many people from the stands here. and probably have the right honey can it's a it's a it's a lot yeah yeah. thank you. donald trump is planning to cut down on the amount of people who receive food stamps he risks making an already vulnerable society even poorer. but ironically here they voted 80 percent in favor of him and their support for him continues to earn a little extra money serenity had done some household tasks for her neighbors for a few do

jennifer griffin is still with us at the pentagon. jennifer is you may remember covering stories all over the world for us. in jerusalem years ago over the wars. i've seen many a protest and also many actions to try to control crowds, and you are dealing with the national guard's guardsmen perspective. jennifer, talk about this scene and what they may be trying to do with additional manpower on the streets. >> bret, when you heard the president on the call with the governors today, there was something he said that didn't make a lot of sense to us here at the pentagon. he said general millie is in charge and presented us with rows of national guard overwhelmingly bring out the national guard that it could suppress these protests. clearly last night with the protesters breaking into st. john, sending fire to the historic church across from the white house and i saw the general in the crowd and just looking at the video monitor and you heard it -- you have the rows of guardsmen and then the horses, the d.c. police behind. it is that they

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taylor: our thank you to jennifer lee, bmo markets senior economist. talk about the credit market. high reaching an all-time and investment grades in there as well. that conversation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm taylor riggs in new york, alongside amanda lange in toronto. ink bonds rose $44 million may, taking the third busiest month on record. fueled by the fed's unprecedented move to buy corporate that, including recent fallen angels. is victor your, -- victor short, head of strategy at emp paribas. what is driving this new credit cycle you have seen? think it is what always drives beginning of a new credit cycle. credit spreads, and then how central banks incorporate responses to it. i think what is unique about this particular downturn is just how important credit availability and credit market stability seems to be to central banks, including the fed. like keeping default rates low, couched in emotional terms -- you hear jerome powell speak about default. it is really, most getting a sense that he wants to

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jennifer reuben, who won the week?asement. he's been criticized for not doing enough events, for not being exciting enough, but joe biden is killing it in the polls. in the national polls. he's a hit in battle state polls. he's ahead in states he has no business being ahead in and there are a few reasons. one is that he is smart enough to let donald trump hang himself. second, when he does appear, he is far more presidential than the president. as when he commented on the bounty hunting that putin is engaged in. and third, his decency, his honor, his kindness, just radiate through and we are in a time where americans are trying to rethink their precon se semscepses, think about their fellow americans, who may not have the same experiences, lifestyle, socioeconomic background, but as a model of empathy. as a model of smart kindness, i think he really has set the tone and the only thing that i can say bad is that we're too far away from the election. but even then, i have faith he is going to continue on. so hats off to

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jennifer, your reaction from the judge's ruling saying there was really no reason to stop the release of the book because so much of it is already out there. >> well, i'm not surprised about that, fred. what they were seeking at this point was not money damages or profits, but injunction to stop the publication. it's kind of like the analogy of the horse is out of the barn. once the book is out there in the public realm, it doesn't help to sweep up some of the copies. the damage is already done. that is a legal matter. it was pretty expected. now we'll see what happens if they actually analyze what in the book may have been classified, whether he really published without permission and whether he has to discourage his profits. >> the drip, drip, drip may have been clever on bolton and his publisher's part. but then take us back, jennifer, to bolton had already provided a lot of the manuscript if not all of it to the white house for their review. and many months have passed since that point. so why now with the white house counsel feel they had an advantage to try to get this publicati

we get to say we knew you when. >> thank you. >> jennifer, what's your take on this?he multiple problems with facebook are they allow everybody to say everything, they tend to be late to the party in deciding what to do, but now they have the ire of the president because they finally decided that trump's gone too far. how do regular people think about this? >> yeah. well, you know, mark zuckerberg really was congratulating himself there, but i'm not impressed and i don't think a lot of the american people are either. what we need is platforms to take on more accountability, to do a better job of regulating their platform and managing it like they're claiming that they're going to. but you can't do it after the fact. you can't do it after such a hateful ad from the president is promoted widely and seen. the harm is already done. and at this point, yes, we need facebook to clean up their platform to make it better, but the issue is bigger. it has to do with federal propaganda. the president of the united states should not be having such a large megaphone to pr propagand

unemployed single mother who has 3 children to take care of leah lindsey and jayden fortunately jennifer receives food stamps. on the 1st day. accordant how many kids you has and your income they put you know so much on there and i get every month on the far south $646.00 and $40.00 just basically just for food. $560.00 euros a month to feed 5 people a tight budget before going shopping but 2 women check the balance on their card. and jennifer can spend their food coupons in any supermarket like this discount store where they regularly go. once at the checkout the food stamp card works just like any other credit card. and in the.

disappearance, jennifer had really expressed her concern for her own safety. they were in a very hotly contested divorce, child custody issues were afoot, there was a lot of concern that jennifer had expressed -- including this housekeeper that believed she was in peril. >> sandra: so that was hartford, connecticut, the home are so much of the activity took place was where the children and jennifer lived, it is a story that is still wide open and the investigation continues. there is that new home. mercedes, you have been on that for us and we continue to follow it, thank you. >> thank you, sandra. take care. >> ed: now the president getting into a heated back and forth over the police free autonomous zone. as as as the president threatens to take care of it as wow if he has to. kevin hassett is coming up talking about the road to economic recovery and whether a new stimulus package is coming. in the laundry room ahh... new gain with essential oils detergent >> ed: demonstrators continue to occupy the area surrounding avenue police precinct known as the autono

jennifer shared that story with us on "gma."parents and mary j. blige, you saw her in that trailer, she will play jazz legend dinah washington. "respect" hits theaters this december. cannot wait for that. >>> also in the news this morning, our friend, sir thomas moore. remember him? the 100-year-old world war ii vet who raised millions for covid charities by walking laps in his backyard, well, his efforts earning him a knighthood from t inspire people around the world including 5-year-old double amputee tony hudgele, the little boy who raised over $1.5 million for the london hospital that saved his life. the 5-year-old set out to raise a few hundred dollars by walking six miles with his new prosthetic legs. he completed his goal over the weekend and raised more money than he could have ever imagined. not only did little tony get a shoutout from the duke and duchess of cambridge but one from sir tom himself. take a look. >> well done, tony. haven't you done well. >> on behalf of captain tom and the entire family we're so impresse

i probably would have to staff somebody just to be responsible. >> reporter: and jennifer says she's going to continue doing only take out until all restrictions lift completely for restaurants, and she is not the only one. live in willow glen, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> the vallejo police department facing some new crew me. california attorneys general unanswerable review of the department's use of deadly force. kpix 5's wilson walker has been following this story. he's got the latest from the attorney general tonight, wilson? >> reporter: a couple things going on right now. i'm going to step out of the way. you can see behind the a memorial for the men killed tuesday morning here in vallejo, sean monterrosa. as you can see, the now úunderway. eeling attribute is overall, on the steps on city hall, the national guard is still here. however, the curfew in vallejo has been lifted. leof days have askibeth reising on, t f the vallejpolice department. >> it's coming. >> that's encouraging, but action needs to be taken. >> reporter: the announcement came from the california attorney genera

you soe: jennifer, thank much.lso catch our quick take news, especially on racism around the world, on a range of platforms including youtube and instagram. coming up next, we talk more about the market with christine lagarde warning more about market risks. ♪ francine: farm deal. china plans to speed up buying those u.s. agricultural products to meet the phase one trade agreement, this after president trump threatens a complete decoupling from beijing. a lost decade for stocks. ray dalio's bridgewater warns the pandemic and the trade war could put profits at risk for the next 10 years. and coronavirus cases continue to surge in the u.s. sun belt, while latin america also sees infections climb. beijing canceled hundreds of flights amid a new outbreak. good morning, everyone, and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. tom keene in new york. we had a stunning headline from christine lagarde moments ago that moved markets, and at the president of the ecb has warned e.u. leaders just

we will have more from jennifer throughout the day on some of what we are seeing.cktake reporter. the outlook for oil, gains for u.s. crude are slowing amid uncertain demand outlook. we will discuss with the more -- with the former chief executive, paolo scaroni. this iscoming up, and bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua here in london. u.s. crude has rebounded rapidly since futures plunged live zero in april, but the gains have slowed this month and the surgeon virus cases has clouded the demand's outlook again. running is now is paolo scaroni, current chairman of a seagoing. oil you look at demand for and the concern that we are going to see deflationary archers around the world because of the price for oil, does it make you concerned that the world economy is going to be more depressed than we think? i would hope the economy would cover -- would recover sooner than we expect. reached around $40 a barrel. . to give you a number, last week, demand in the united states has been a 9 million barrel a day -- duringo finding the

jennifer, our is quicktake reporter. thank you for joining us.have done some work on what the movement is. what kind of corporate response to the black lives matter movement have we seen? consumers dohink not just want to hear from them, they want to take action and support the black community. spoke with a designer that started an initiative for big companies like target and tostrom to -- and nordstrom purchase black owned brands. the first sheet parted with is the flora, owned by lvmh, which is calling for others to step up to the plate. we are also seeing it with media companies like netflix and hbo. amazon is also taking separate action. and fitness companies like crossfit. earlier this week the ceo resigned after a controversial tweet. companies are starting to get the hint that consumers want to hear and -- to see and hear from them that they are behind them in this movement. francine: how quickly can some of these changes actually take hold? much time will we have to wait? sephora saying that they will give 15% of shelf space to business o

lindsey and jayden fortunately jennifer receives food stamps. every months on the 1st day. according to how many kids you have and your income they put you know so much on there and i get every month on the 1st i'll get like $646.00 and $40.00 just basically just for food. $560.00 euros a month to feed 5 people a tight budget before.

>>and was jennifer mcgraw reporting for us tonight.he torrance police department, the officials there say both incidents are being investigated. next at 5 spurred by weeks of demonstrations state lawmakers are not moving to take swift action on proposals concerning racial justice. plus as the bay area moves even further into reopening find out which county is now allowing customers to do their shopping. indoors. and nationwide protests to force lawmakers to make some big choices as they work to find >>i saw the tears i i saw the pain i heard the phone. >>but that's what it took was to me. but now that we have let's keep moving. >>in a direct response to the nationwide george floyd protests lawmakers at al

protesters continue demonstrations across the nation here's nbc's jennifer johnson. >> reporter: across the country, more protests over the death of 46-year-old george floyd, as a new nbc news poll shows 80% of americans say things in the u.s. are out of control the covid-19 pandemic, america's economic crisis, and video of police brutality taking its toll >> i think it was the straw that br >> reporter: with millions demanding change, two senators will ban certain police practices and demanding more accountability >> this is not a system that is always explicitly done by overt racism this is a system that's really baked. >> reporter: despite the protest, the poll shows the majority of americans are uncomfortable attending large gatherings, including in restaurants and planes this as president trump faces new criticism from another u.s. general, long-time republican colin powell announcing he will back joe biden in november's election >> the one word i have to use with respect to what he's been doing is a word i would have never used before, he lies he lies about things and he gets away

jennifer griffin has that story for us at the pentagon. jennifer? >> secretary esper stood alone at the podium. his first briefing since the president began mulling whether to invoke the insurrection act. the defense secretary has come under fire by former top military officers for using militarized terms. he said it was a poor choice of words. >> it's notice a phrase focused on people. certainly not on our fellow americans. in retrospect, i would use difference words. >> responding to criticism that he allowed the military to be used as a prop for political purposes. he said he didn't know where they were going when he followed the president and defended general milley saying they were rerouted from the ops center to the white house. >> i didn't know we were going to the church. the president takes a pool with them. i stay apolitical. it was not a military decision or action. >> esper said the national guard did not fire rubber bullets or tear gas in lafayette square. the park police say they fired smoke canisters and pepper balls which the cdc say

a jennifer mcgraw from our station in los angeles has the story. >>well you play games. we don't play what kind of game i play i play games where you get. >>no racist ranting woman was captured here by a torrance man and his 11 year-old son while trying to enjoy their morning at the park. >>respect that people >>he says what's worse it was in front of his son is completely another thing to say they so forth to minors. >>they need to be protected. >>then this online the torrance man who does not want to be identified saw that very woman screaming once again. >>she made a previous attack. on another asia, minor. that was the tipping point for me. >>and then this that's a voice you don't forget. that's a face you don't forget, especially what she had done to me. >>on the local news casey lynn salmonella heard that very voice of a woman who she says threw her to the ground in a public restroom last october crazy lady points down at me and says. >>you better not get the f up or else and then i get up of course and then that's when she physically grabs my hair and pushes me do

jennifer griffin picks up the story. jennifer? >> the pentagon was caught off guard this week it by "the new york times" report. leaders were not involved in the white house discussion and it took several days to find any mention of the raw intelligence about the russian bounty progr program. candidate joe biden blamed the president who said he was not briefed even though officials say it was written and his presidential daily brief in february. >> he should have immediately contacted our joint chiefs of staff and gotten them all in one room and said okay, what are we doing to prevent this? the idea that somehow he didn't know or isn't being briefed, it's a dereliction of duty if that's the case. if he was briefed and nothing was done about this, that's a dereliction of duty. >> close to midnight last night we received a statement from the pentagon, "the department of defense continues to evaluate intelligence that russian operatives were engaged and maligned activity against united states and coalition forces in afghanistan. he h

california are reopening to clients but the workouts are going to look pretty different we've got jennifer mcgraw talking with the owner of a gym in l a county to explain. >>after 3 months and finally hitting the gym and i feel really safe. i'm here in redondo beach at south bay inspire self a fitness with pete pete walk me through how you're going to keep everyone safe at your gym welcome jennifer so. >>whatever your client and charge him. we have everybody sanitizer hand first and then we take the temperature okay up there to take temperature every signs a waiver. you get to grab a towel and then we assign you to your pot. >>to me about these pods these look incredible. >>thank you so when you come to your plot you have everything you need to stay inside the whole time and also you can take off your mask. we ha done both the former role as disinfectant wipes to clean up your equipment after yourselves once you're done. >>how much will come up with this. >>so my wife and i were looking up fiber glass dividers and it was such an expensive solution and we found this idea were like hey we sh

good evening, jennifer. >> good evening. moscow court sentenced paul whelan who once served as a u.s. marine reservist to 16 years of hard labor in a russian prison camp. during his sentencing today, whelan stood in a plexiglas blocks holding up a handwritten note reading "sham trial" and asking president trump to take decisive action. secretary of state mike pompeo demanded his immediate release. "the united states is outraged by the decision of a russian court today to convict a u.s. citizen paul whelan after a secret trial will with secret evidence and without appropriate allowances for defense witnesses." >> it's a mockery of justice at least by american standards. by my standards as a lawyer trained in the united states. >> whelan travel to russia to attend a friend's wedding and was arrested in december of 2018 in moscow after another friend met him and handed him a usb flash drive that allegedly contained classified information. his twin brother said it was a set up by a russian agent working for the fsp, the modern k

we begin with national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. how is the military responding to the idea, jennifer, of going to action on american streets? >> defense secretary mark esper has ordered thousands of active duty troops including military police units from for brag and a battalion from the 82nd airborne to stage in d.c. at andrews air force base. this video shows the d.c. national guard arriving at the white house. i'm told that unless the president invokes the insurrection act, which many top pentagon leaders have argued against, the active duty troops cannot deployed legally. military planes landed last night carrying the troops. attorney general barr who i'm told by a senior administration authorized the u.s. the use of force to remove protesters in front of the white house last night, just issued a statement praising the reduction in violence thanking defense secretariry esper and general milley by name, promising a larger law enforcement presence tonight. bill? >> bill: what are you hearing from the pentagon? >> commanders and r

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jennifer mckellar speaking. >> president hyland: okay. so it's next week.hyland: great. maybe i'll put it on my calendar to see if i can pipe in. okay. so i think we're good. staff, do you have enough information to craft the memo to the planning commission? commissioner black? you want to speak again? >> commissioner black: no, no, sorry. >> president hyland: okay. i don't think that there's a motion. it's just a review, right? >> clerk: yes, correct. it's a review and comment. i believe that we have enough information and i want to reiterate that whether or not the h.b.c. funds the draft e.i.r. to be adequate. >> president hyland: i think so. i think the process is markedly improved over previous drafting processes. >> i agree. >> i agree as well. i really love this whole document. i love it. thank you. >> thank you. >> president hyland: okay. so i believe that is our last item, jonas. so we'll adjourn. >> clerk: i will note and remind commissioners that the mayor's office has authorized all commissions to reconvene remotely, so we will continue with the

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jennifer rubin and congressman ted lieu.t was ironic given what's played past couple of days. the president talking about the history of the military in preserving the union, fighting against slavery in the south. and the -- and the fight to free slaves and preserving those who wanted to break there country up. this is -- break this country up. this is the same president who earlier in the week did not want and said absolutely no to the plaer military renaming confederate bases to modern names or heroes of the u.s. military. >> yeah. i think that was one of the many ironies of the speech. the president always read was a teleprompter like it's the first time he's ever seen those words. goodness knows whether he understood or even cared that they directly contradict the notion the notion that he is honoring losers who took up arms trait traitorously so against the united states and names are preserved shamefully by bases around the united states. that probably did escape him. i had three quick points that i took away from the

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