. >> this is jen carson. years old, jen has returned home to care for her mother, with whom she share as close bond and a dark history. >> the reason i was helping clean out my mom's house and i found a bunch of girl scout patches, and i also found some pictures. >> jen's childhood started out like many others, with a mom and dad who loved her. >> those are my parents, jim and lynn. that's me. my mom was teaching and father staying home with me. >> there's your dad doing your hair. >> yeah, i remember him doing my hair every morning. there would be pigtails and he brush mid hair. >> how would you describe your relationship with your dad as a kid? >> in those early years, we had a relationship most people would have with their mother perhaps. we were incredibly close. he just was my whole world. i think that's around the time he graduated from college. my parents met in the counter-culture movement of the late '60s. throughout the first years of their marriage they were really focused on their activism. ♪ well

helena: our financial correspondent jens korte in new york. thank you very much, jens.n paris, thousands of people have been demonstrating against french president emmanuel macron's plan reforms to social laws. the protests were led by labor ununions including the hard-line cgt. ththe protests, which also took place across france, were aimed at budget cuts to sectors likeke health, education and pensionon. macron was elected on a reform ticket but has become increasingly isolated. last week his interior minister became the third minister to resign in six weeks. the government reshuffle is expected this wednesday. turkey has announced a plan to combat spiraling inflation. it is calling on private forms to slash prices by at least 10% across the board. they also announced a halt on energy price hikes until the end of the year, and an acceleration of sales tax rebates. plus firms that export goods can apply for loans with low interest rates. turkey's inflation rate rose to nearly 25% last month, and a currency crisis has sent the lira plummeting. gareth jenkins is an analy

. >>> inside jen aniston's life as a single woman. plus katy parry's birthday pda and skin fight fashion. >>> i won't let anybody stop me. >> dancing, fierce, and fearless, skater girl. we're with the tiny 10-year-old on a mission. >> just do it, just do it! >> this is "entertainment tonight." hello and welcome, everyone. there is new fallout from megyn kelly's blackface controversy. >> we are all over it here tonight, the "top story." >> the brief-lived megyn kelly ""today" show" hour at 9:00 is done. >> nbc made it official, megan kelly's "today" not returning, adding "next week the 9:00 a.m. hour will be hosted by other "today" coanchors." like al rober, savannah guthrie, and hoda kotb. >> she didn't connect with viewers of the "today" show at 9:00. >> megyn is halfway into her three year, $69 million contract with nbc. her exit deal is being negotiated. if possible the network with pay her out to make her leave. >> there's a lot of money on the table, she will be set for life. >> megyn's attorney told "e.t.," "megyn remains an emp

ai-jen: i think the courage is contagious. one of the things that is defining at this moment of women's organizing is that women are actually supporting each other across industry, across thisnity, and creating space to allow for the least visible and most honorable among us to actually lead on solutions, so that no one is left behind. our current federal anti-discrimination and harassment protections in the work pace require a minimum of 15 employees in order to have those protections. not effectively excludes the entire domestic care sector. because you very rarely have 15 employees. there are millions of women who are falling through the cracks. we see this as an opportunity to actually transform that an update our policy for the 21st century. mary: you were telling me centric -- something interesting with farmworker spirit what is going on there? ai-jen: farmworkers and domestic workers, those are workers who have been most systematically excluded from basic protections. are leading on solutions to say how do we update our

jens korte in new york, thank you.anama has begun issuing a new tourism card that will allow cubans to travel to the central american country as private citizens without a visa and buy goods. available to cuba to own or work for small businesses, it would benefit some 13% of the country's residents. reporter: the panamanian president introduced the new measure last week, making it easier for cubans to travel to and buy goods in panama, provided they can prove they have ties to a private business in cuba. currently there are some 592,000 cuban workers in the private sector. >> we feel the tourism card will economically strengthen -- and permit following the country's rules and regulations and other systems. it will make visits to panama easier because many cubans are traveling. they travel to other countries, they return to their country, and they are setting up their own businesses. they are moving forward, and this facilitates the process. reporter: the tourism card comes at a time when cuba is seeking more internatio

. >> plus jen garner in her 40s flirty and thriving. why she's ready to date?nd why priyanka and nick are waiting to make that a reality. get rereaady for a royal weddin and a star is born, but bradley we're not talking about you. >> the dog i fell in love with is your real life dog. >> charlie. >> the campaign to score the pooch an oscar. >> this is "entertainment tonight." welcome to chicago and the set of empire. there's a pivotal plot twist this season. i'm going after the empire. i'm working as an -- >> you're supposed to say i'm going after empire and i'm supposed to take it but you have to take it. >> punk ass actors. >> we'll get to that in a second. we're going to start with the american music awards. ladies ruled the night and keltie was in the middle of the madness. >> did taylor swift shade kim k. at the amas? taylor kicked off the show with a giant cobra. she wrote thank you for liking my duet with karen. karen is taylor's name for the giant snake she also took on the tour. the k. name is heard to be a dig at kim. taylor described herself as mother

navy officer he's presently vice chair for vogue vets and principal of blue jacket strategies and jen kearns g.o.p. strategist former spokesperson for the california republican party they are both in new york city jenny on tuesday night and derogative lee restrain public behavior president trump openly mocked doug ford senate testimony few days earlier he said it was very compelling what was your reaction to what he said in mississippi well first larry i don't think he actually mocked her behavior when i first heard of this i i like many people ran to the television and the computer screen to find out exactly what he said thinking that it was going to be much like his comment that he made about the reporter on the campaign trail in two thousand and sixteen i don't think it was anything close to mocking i think the president is well within his right to question the many holes in christine bloggs the fords case such as this she doesn't remember what year it happened she doesn't remember what day it happened she doesn't remember what how that happened that how she got to the party or eve

he and jen have been dating for a few months. >> jen is an amazing catch. >> how about john?at we dug up. he's 40. ceo of a tech company that runs a burger chain. he's a dad and gives us michael vartan "alias" vibes. our source says they were introduced through friends and hit it off almost immediately. one more thing, he's still legally married. while garner's divorce from ben affleck was just finalized, john's divorce is not yet official. >>> next, nick and priyanka's new love nest. ♪ i won't kiss nobody until you come back home ♪ >> jonas was seemingly singing about his soon to be wife at last night's tidal x brooklyn concert. no sign of priyanka, but we have a look at their new $6.6 million beverly hills home. two sources confirm nick bought this over 400,000 square foot, five-bedroom, mid century modern mansion six months ago. we're told the pair who later got engaged in july, just two months after news broke they were dating, aren't tying the knot until next year. neither is trying to, quote, rush anything more than they already have. >>> and finally j-rod's world serie

and jen, she's one of my best friends.ful every day that i'm here with her. >> wood and lynch have pictures from their lives on the street. where wood looked very different than she does in jail. >> this is jen in these pictures. who wouldn't want to buy drugs from this? she's attractive. that's how you get things done on the streets. pretty people make lots of money. those are her hands. >> right. i like my nails. in a week i make more money than most people do in a year. you know what i mean? i miss being pretty. i miss like -- >> i miss being an idiot. >> i like that one. >> lynch also has photos of better days spent with leah. >> i have a smile on my face in every one of them. it looks like i'm having a good time but i was high out of my gourd and that's not the lifestyle i need to live. my girlfriend leah is 7 1/2 months pregnant. i'm sitting incarcerated in jail. i could miss the birth of this child that i have assumed responsibility for. >> so what are you going to do if you find out she was getting high whenever yo

jens: we still see a solid and healthy u.s. economy. it is possible that this might just be a correction in an ongoing bull market, but there are signs things could change in the future. you mentioned some of the big u.s. banks cannot with earnings reports friday. jpmorgan being one of them. the stocks were up on -- among the bigger losers. he was pretty cautious looking at the future with higher interest rates and tariffs. there are still some warning signs, so we still have to wait and see if this was just a blip or something bigger. helena: we have to leave it there. our financial correspondent, jens, thank you very much. you are watching dw news here and thanks for your company. we will see you very soon. face faces like late night on six hundred runs once and was a residence or arrest. lately. which is available in. u. s. you wish you can send. them to us are we have come across in reality. i'm not sure she she will bring you all the reactions of the political and i'm just misses. and the not sure

over to our new york financial correspondent jens korte.ell, it seems like netflix to do to tv what amazon did to retail. is that right? jens: well, i mean in a certain sense yes, but then again there is also some competition. amazon, the company you just named, is also into the streaming business, or on-demand programming. but yes, almost every second household in the u.s. has a subscription of netflix, so that is quite an impressive number. the big question is what is going to happen when we look further down the line. in the past, for example, studios like walt disney or warner bros. actually sold their content to netflix, but now disney, or at&t, the parent company of warner bros., they are building their own services for competition. but so far, investors were thrilled by those numbers. the stock by netflix even before he got the quarterly results has been up so far this year bite -- by 8%. javier: it is going to get stressful, but then maybe it is a good idea to go to canada as they legalize marijuana. why are shares in a downgrade as

javier: jens, thank you very much. the united states is to impose a fresh set of sanctions on iran.hey will target a multibillion-dollar financial network that allegedly funds the recruitment of training of child soldiers. it is part of a wider u.s. campaign aimed at putting pressure on the iranian economy. earlieier this year u.s. presidt donald trump pulled out of the landmark nuclear deal that would see a range of previously scrapped sanctions reintroduced. iran is already feeling the effects of that decision. oil exports are down and several foreign companies have withdrawn from the company. that is all for business. back to brent now as the countdown to election night in the u.s. brent: three weeks from now the u.s. midterm elections, just three weeks from today. a record number of women are runningg for governors in many states and for the u.s. congress. when you look at the race for u.s. congressional seats, you can see what we're talking about. there was a strong spike between 2016 and 2018. some are calling 2018 the year of the woman. to kick off our election coverage, dw i

--jens korte in new york, thank you.laila: a turkish court has sentenced a german man to six years in prison on terrorism charges. he was arrested on the turkish syrian border in march. secures accused the 29-year-old of being a member of a kurdish militia group known as the ypj, which ankara classifies as terrorists. >> patrick is a 29-year-old carpenter. he claims he was just a a taurus hiking and syrian border. it is an area where the military is fighting a war against kurdish groups. this much is known -- on the sixth of march this year, he travel by plane from germany to turkey. on the 13th, he boarded a bus, the next day turkish security foforces arrested him. turkish security police alalso y that he has writtenen an email offering his services as a fighter to the syrian courage us -- the syrian kurdish militia. he claims not to of known that they consider the ypg a terrorist group. the news comes as the german economy minister is in turkey trying to improve relations between the two countries. the focus of the vis

jens: the sky is the limit. a lot will depend on earnings.hat will show if the market is overvalued or not and earnings season will start at the end of next week when the first big banks will be coming out with their quarterly results. we will probably get another strong earnings growth for most u.s. corporations. what we will see is if the stronger u.s. dollar is hurting some business in overseas markets. we will see if the tariffs will play a role, and also comments will be crucial if we might have seen peak earnings growth. so all of those could be factors to be a damper on the stock market at this point. javier: jens korte at the new york stock exchange. thank you very much for the analysis. general motors and honda announced a joint venture to develop self driven vehicles. both companies already have a partnership or the production of electric cars, but now they want to keep up with strong competition from tech companies to bring truly a economist -- autonomous car to the mass-market. is italy becoming europe's new problem child? some sa

cue to shed more light on this is jens korte, our financial correspondent in new york.he president has of course target fed chairman powell in the past about rate hikes and he has been criticized for it. so why does he keep doing it? jens: actually the president increased the pressure here on wednesday when he said he has the feeling that the fed powell jerome powell seems to be heavy every time he increases interest rates. donald trump often in the past has claimed himself for being responsible not just for the good economy, but also that stock markets are going from one record to another. now that stock markets are under heavy fire, nasdaq lost more than 4%, so donald trump claims the federal reserve with those interest rate increases is the guilty party here ofor their heavy selling pressure on wall street. steven: so does the president maybe have a point? is the fed moving too fast? jens: certainly when interest rates are increasing, that can be a damper on the economy. actually, that is one reason why the fed increases interest rates, to prevent an overheating of t

javier: thank you very much jens in new york for the analysis.hat's all for business, and also for dw news. but phil gayle will be back with the day after this short break, so do stay with us. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . this was the first presiden. trump has been a contact seconds including coal industries campaigned well well come come from the station a j judge on the

jens: wall street is eager to hear what affect, for example, the tariffs might have on u.s.usinesses, if the stronger dollar is also hurting some of their sales. and also we have higher commodity costs, higher oil prices. that is one big question that wall street is happening -- having. when we get numbers from boeing, ford, harley davidson, just to name a few. also earlier this year we had tech stocks on quite a run. that has slowed a bit lately, and we will get numbers from apple, microsoft, intel. it is a heavy and important week when it comes to earnings here on wall street. steven: jens korte in new york, thank you. now moving on to italy. italy is in the eu to stay. that is the message from prime minister giuseppe conte day who says his country will not leave the bloc. he argues the economy needs a lift. germany has warned rome to be careful with debt, and italy's credit rating has been cut. reporter: italy's prime minister has insisted his country needs a new approach to stimulating the economy because previous efforts have failed. in the second quarter, growth slowed

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jen ashton, standing by to answer your questions. when is the best time to get the flu shot? and will this year's shot be any better? >>> and, the royal reveal. harry and meghan, arriving in australia. but it's the other arrival on the way making news tonight. >>> good evening. it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we begin with fast-moving developments in the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. turkish authorities say he was killed. you remember this surveillance, khashoggi going into the consulate, his fiancee waiting outside. and now, the first saudi investigators going into the door. sidemp sayhethe ene. n3 days has talked to the saudi king, that he denies any knowledge, and the president saying this could be rogue killers. here's ian pannell from the scene tonight. >> reporter: a team of saudi investigators sweeping into their consulate even as the saudis face accusations that the missing "washington post" columnist was tortured and murdered inside. then turkish plainclothes police suddenly move in, sealing the area off. well, completely chaotic scenes

but jen was all smiles when she stepped out this weekend. >> i am honored to be here.his is my second time hosting the rape treatment center and stewart house event, the first time was 14 years ago. >> appearing gracious and upbeat, the event also marks jennifer's first public appearance since finalizing her divorce three years after the split. inside her friend david schwimmer delivered a heart felt introduction. >> so much has changed in the life of jennifer garner, yet the best things about her have not changed at all. how incredibly warm, grounded and unaffected she is. >> david, i wonder how warm, grounded and unassuming you thought i was the many, many times i auditioned for "friends"? >> today on "ellen" garner said ben will be represented in their halloween decorations at home. >> you decorate the ghosts to be members of the family. my son will have big blue eyes and they'll make their dad with a lot of scruff. >> meanwhile ben spent the weekend in the wilderness of montana with 22-year-old playboy model shauna sexton. shauna made the couple instagram official

jen: that's true. that is liberal media polling and we saw how it turned out the 2016 presidential race. they turned out to be wrong by anywhere from 10 to 12 points depending on the media outlet. played 30e democrats smart ball here. this whole fight over kavanaugh might not be over kavanaugh himself come it might have been to which the republicans on a women's issue heading into the midterms. to see what we are going is the advantage that democrats will get with women will not be as big as they expect. if you look at a similar situation, the roy moore campaign, the alabama senate race which was disastrous for republicans, that was actually a closer race and they thought it was only a one point raise in the end. and that, you look at the poll numbers of suburban white college educated women by the 57l -- by the poll numbers, percent still came out to vote for roy moore in that race. i don't think the numbers -- these cases are very similar. a 40-year-old allegation of some sexual misconduct with very

jens: here on wall street, so far so good. most companies so far could be estimates of analysts we got during the week some good numbers from the banking industry. we had netflix with a much higher subscriber gross than expected and on friday, procter and gamble profiting from its duty business. just on friday, it was up by 8%, american express being the second against winner in the dow jones. they had record revenue that stopped trading to the upside, 4%, without those two companies, the dow jones probably would have been lower for the day and if we look at the week, we did see some pressure, especially in technology shares but for the dow jones industrial average, we had a slight plus for the past five trading days. javier: but as the big show it's going next week, was expected? jens: that is when a fun really begins, especially if you look at the technology industry. from the parent company of google, from apple, from intel, just to name a few. the past two or three weeks, we saw tremendous selling pressure on technology co

jens for us in new york. thank you. the global outlook for economic growth is darkening and political turmoil in every -- in italy looms large. the central bank will continue to phase out its unprecedented stimulus members. the ecb confirmed that its 2.6 trillion euro asset program will end this year and interest rates could rise after next summer. the president says the central bank still sees risks to the eurozone as brought the balance. as for the eu's spat with italy, officials did not discuss the matter why the and he personally hopes both sides can find a solution. onto spain, where taxi drivers have claimed a victory over at based ridesharing services. in a close vote, the parliament said a ratio to ridesharing apps to traditional taxis, with favor being given to the latter. companies like uber say there is still a silver lining. >> celebrations erupt, even a tear of joy is shed. taxi drivers gathered outside spain's parliament as the boat was brought to the floor. -- as thehe bovote w was brougho the floor. span

what do you make of what jen was saying?'re looking at two different things. in the house, i mean, you just look at virginia, pennsylvania, new york, new jersey, that could be 20 seats right there. we haven't even gotten to california yet. i think the environment for the democrats right now is extremely good and we're seeing republicans dropping, you know, candidates across the country who just don't have it. just don't have a chance of this. and a quick point about the rallies, trump goes to pennsylvania. pennsylvania republican and for senator and governor, they're losing by 10 and 20 points. he's not moving the needle in pennsylvania. someone mentioned before, this is just ego mania. he wants to hear himself talk. >> it's about the trump re-elect in 2020. we know he has his sights set on pennsylvania pretty firmly. that's why we saw him go to poland and give a landmark speech this year to appeal to the polish in america and canada and pennsylvania. this may be more about the 2020 re-elect for president trump himself. >> m

helena: our financial correspondent, jens coulter in -- korte in new york. negotiations in luxembourg exposed a rift between eastern and western europe, germany backed by eastern states fears they resisted a higher 40% cut, which the european parliament voted in favor of last week. luxembourg, the netherlands and the nordic states have pushed for more ambitious reductions. >> the german automobile industry is furious. they say the target of reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 35% is unrealistic. unfulfilling will, according to the vda automotive industry association. they say manufacturers have served -- have exhausted all availablble technology.. nono jobs in the industry are in danger. in the negotiations, some countries like ireland suggested removing -- reducing carbon dioxide emissions by half. and easy demand with no domestic auto industry. responding to the news, angela merkel adopted a conciciliatory tone. >> it is good at there is an agreement, because if there hadn't been one, the european auto industry would not have had any certainty. that would

strategist former spokesperson for the california republican party they are both in new york city jen and other candidates that have been that none of those are acceptable to democrats amy kone barrett she's a catholic dianne feinstein herself said the dogma lives within you so obviously you can't be a catholic and be on the supreme court according to. these again there's no horror as a catholic as the same way whatever what it ridiculous and he's actually my point exactly my point and it's not ridiculous what's ridiculous is that republicans like senator lindsey graham voted for people like sotomayor who was hispanic. it was catholic and still voted for her and crossed party lines you don't see a single democrat today crossing a party line to support her i'm going to end it now i mean how many republicans voted for america and for the supreme court yeah well look look at looking at the list of trump's appointees up and down the path look at dr ben carson a very well accomplished surgeon african-american physician they don't like him they don't like nikki haley she's a minority female

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whatever may be going on -- i am with jen, i have my skepticism about all of this. two-year mark and it's when a lot of people do leave and she's in a tough job. all of those things are true but there's no question she has a lot of running room here as a political figure. >> jen, let's talk about who may be next. i think it could be instructive to look at what president trump says, at least he thinks was one of nikki haley's big accomplishments, so listen to one of the things he highlighted. >> i think she's helped make it a better position, if you want to know the truth. i think it has become a more glamorous position than three years ago, and i wonder why, but it is, she made it a very glamorous position. >> we will put aside the sexism of that comment for the moment, but if he is looking for glamor, does he go with dana powell or bob corker -- these are the two people that have been mentioned. which one do you think is the glamor necessity? >> i think we know the answer to that question, alisyn. the other person who has been thrown out there a bit is ivanka. ther

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jen. always good to hear from you. i hear people sometimes singing "happy birthday" while they're washing their hands. make sure you wash your hands thoroughly. >> if i could get my 4-year-old to wash her hands before she sucks her thumb. then we'd be in good shape. we're working on it. >>> time now for weather. let's go back to rob in panama city, florida. just destruction everywhere you look there, rob. >> it is, guys, and you know what, we think about hurricane season in the midst of august and september but it goes right through october and right through november. and even still in the pacific ocean where we had a major hurricane there recently sergio which made landfall in mexico and now it's impacting the united states. want to show you some lightning strikes out of los angeles. the trough behind sergio digging foo southern california, so they're getting a little bit of an early rainy season with lightning strikes. flash flood watches posted for some of that area in parts of western arizona and then you see the r

so jen garner is miss team spirit. >> juliette lewis is doing double duty on tv.lso in the kon kon. >> just a couple of episodes. we shot the first one. i could not believe how homey it felt on set. >>> is the network nervous? two senior abc execs regressed over roseanne's firing and, quote, what we have discovered is that people want roseanne. they don't want to family by themselves. abc spokesperson denies those are the families feels. >> in this new promo, laurie met calf appears to take over. a dark, yet humorous first episode, a new opening sequence and roseanne's absence mention in the multiple episodes. this new clip has an ominous ending. >> dan, can i talk to you for a minute? >> oh, boy. >> i know, right? >>> meanwhile, tonight, a new "big bang theory." >> i love this show. in this exclusive pic, the we h catches sheldon having pto shop fun with their wedding pictures. >> what are you doing? >> improving our wedding photos. that's nice. i'm still in them, right? >> of course. not only you. i added guests who couldn't be there? >> who's that next to my fa

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