jessica... jessica: no, it's okay. monica: i think the biggest problem is -- jessica: it's okay.s why i walked away -- 'cause i felt like a piss-on. all right? lemonis: you can sense that jess has a level of insecurity, and she became subservient 'cause monica wants to drive the process. and so rather than her trying to compete with monica, she just pulls back. lemonis: that's okay. we're gonna work through it. we just have to get everybody in the right roles so that everybody can be successful and we can sell product and everybody can smile again. we got to know what inventory is in this building and how much cash is here. we got to get it freed up. we have to rebuild the website and get every product on here, and if it doesn't belong, we got to get rid of it. we're gonna do more research about the sea buckthorn. we're gonna want to create scents around it. we're gonna want to create other products around it and build the whole lineup. monica: scents? lemonis: yeah. monica: that's so cool. lemonis: that's it. it's literally that simple. if you liquidated everything in this build

[laughter] >> katie: jessica. >> jessica: i also don't know what greg was talking about.l like a lack of innovation, right? you can come up with tons of flavors that you can throw together. >> katie: may be the pumpkin spice should be left to pumpkin pie. we all agree on that? not a real pumpkin. >> katie: dana do you have a comment on pumpkin? >> dana: i will stick to the lid. "friday follies" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's official: national coffee day is now national dunkin' day! celebrate with a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase on september 29th. and still no sign of the world's mightiest predator. so we're attempting to coerce a visit... with devour white cheddar mac and cheese with bacon. oh that looks good. ahhhhhhh astounding! eat like an animal. devour. ♪ >> greg: we are answering your questions, the first one, what movie scared you as a kid, jessica? >> jessica: a lot of movies. dumbo was the scariest.t. >> greg: very scary. >> jessica: very scary. but that is my dad's favorite so we wanted to see it. >> greg:ade me nauseous that and "fantasia." >> jessica:

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that's all tied up around nick and jessica. >> reporter: jessica stillwell, james lapan's mistress and prosecutor mosier called her as a witness, but his interest in her was not so much about what she said as what she might have done. >> i can't prove that she had involvement, but i can't rule it out either. we have these texts from the evening of the murder that are really pretty disturbing. >> reporter: at 6:36 p.m., james lapan sent this text to jessica. p pitbull. to which jessica replied, his dog. his name is smokey. and then james instructed jessica to delete all their texts. >> why are you talking about nick's pit bull the night he's murdered? >> reporter: jessica testified she and james had talked about her getting a dog like smokey for her daughter. that said, investigators still wonder if jessica was feeding james information about nick. remember, after the murder, smokey was found in the backyard. did james put him there, and was he able to pacify the dog based on help jessica provided? we wanted to ask jessica about all of that. she declined to be interviewed. if she commit

jessica: in la crosse county, wisconsin, for matter of fact, i'm jessica gomez. >> coming up, the supremeourt started with only six justices. >> at some point only five, sometimes 7, 10. >> should the court expand again? soledad: with the fight to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg well underway, senate republicans appear to have the confirmation votes needed. we wanted to look at how nine became the magic number for justices. the court originally had six justices. at some point only five, sometimes seven. during the civil war, 10. the current standard of nine has been in place since 1869. though there's nothing in the constitution that says the court can only have nine justices. the odds of filling a vacancy during an election year have not been good. the senate has not confirmed an election year nominee since 1932. republican leaders in the senate say they will act quickly once president trump announces his choice for the court. and if president trump fills the vacancy this close to the election, some congressional democrats say they'll try to expand the court. t

>> jessica: i expect that they do, and i don't work in the mayor's office.n new york city and i have experience a lot of the things people are saying are going on in the city but i don't doubt the statistics. but i think what you're seeing here is a continuation of what president trump made perfectly clear last week, he doesn't really think that he's the president for blue states or blue cities. he was talking about how well he's done on handling coronavirus and he said if you take out the blue states, doing even better. that's unfair, i think it's ridiculous, i do think it's clear politics and just a threat on that people in liberal cities, our leadership should push against and the people who live here are as equally citizens of the united states and you owe them the same amount that you owe people in red states and red cities across the country. >> harris: kennedy, when you hear jessica say she hasn't experienced some of what many new yorkers say they have, today was supposed to be the first day officially of school in new york city, and got delayed again

>> jessica: no. >> greg: he said i have been set up. >> jessica: i will look it up later.eaction. i agree with that 90% of what kennedy said, the extra 10 percent is just her natural vitriol against nancy pelosi. this would've been really easy to just say i am sorry, i should not have done it. and now we have new cycles dedicated to something that really is not a big deal. and i think that we can all accept that a blowout fix months into a pandemic is something that a woman needs, and certainly one in her position. because the idea that you need to apologize blah, blah, i don't buy into that. donald trump apologize for saying that covid will go away. apologized by saying we will have a health care plan by the end of august per just say i'm sorry production not have gotten the blowout. >> greg: the big story is that fox news got the surveillance footage. i mean, who do we know? could we know what the hair salon in san francisco, how do we get it? >> jesse: i'm sure the salon owner's agent is interfering with another election. because nancy is getting her hair done at a san

>> jessica: yeah, so two issues.ress don't want to defund the police, reallocation of funds that went on, if you listen to biden, that is not the goal. yeah, there has been request for more police officers to police this. it does seem like mayor de blasio is too quick to say we're not going to have indoor dining until tweenz. if you look at layout of restaurants, cuput up barriers, like they have outside for outdoor dining between tables. take it at 50% capacity. give people a chance, like in charles' example to stay alive and keep business open. there must be a work-around with the low infection rate. >> melissa: yeah, it's absolutely insane. these poor folks trying to stay in the city, all the rich people are leaving and leaving behind people that don't have enough money to support the city and don't have enough money to get out. we're going to go to joe biden right now, he is making remark necessary wilmington, delaware, talking about the economy on day when unemployment rate dropped >> affirms what most of us bel

jessica is campaigning to get justice the criminal. jessica is campaigning to getjustice for josef.e left her in limbo. what kind of life can i have with these kind of charges on me? i can't go to get a good job, i can't go to work, it is not good for those kind of charges to be on you. jessica also feels she is being targeted on the streets. just weeks after the killing, police stopped her while she was being driven home. she was covering herface —— driven home. she was covering her face —— is driven home. she was covering herface —— is covering her face because she is worried the police will recognise her. we we re police will recognise her. we were actually right here. black is. the driver immediately pulled over and a police officer rushed to the side of the car that i was on, and opened up the door, and he said that he was pulling us over because of the taillight, but it didn't make sense that he ran on my side of the door instead of the driver side. things then became more serious. i went to go get my cigarettes out of the car and then the officer holding up a white bag with w

jessica also feels she is being targeted on the streets.ing, police stopped her while she was being driven home. she is covering herface because she is worried the police will recognise her. we were actually right here. where the black car is. the driver immediately pulled over and a police officer rushed to the side of the car that i was on, and opened up the door, and he said that he was pulling us over because of the tail—light, but it didn't make sense that he ran on my side of the door instead of the driver side. things then became more serious. i went to go get my cigarettes out of the car and then the officer holded up a white bag with a white substance in it, a small white bag, and he asked me, was that for me? and i said no. if it ain't yours... it's hers. inaudible. jessica says she doesn't know who the drugs belonged to, but the driver eventually took responsibility. she was let go. as i was walking away, the officer looked at me and he said "jessica," he said, "the only reason why you're not "going to jail with me today is becau

jessica also feels she is being targeted on the streets.ter the killing, police stopped her while she was being driven home. she is covering herface because she is worried the police will recognise her. we were actually right here. where the black car is. the driver immediately pulled over and a police officer rushed to the side of the car that i was on, and opened up the door, and he said that he was pulling us over because of the taillight, but it didn't make sense that he ran on my side of the door instead of the driver side. things then became more serious. i went to go get my cigarettes out of the car and then the officer holded up a white bag with a white substance in it, a small white bag, and he asked me, was that for me? and i said no. if it ain't yours... it's hers. inaudible. jessica says she doesn't know who the drugs belonged to, but the driver eventually took responsibility. she was let go. as i was walking away, the officer looked at me and he said "jessica," he said, "the only reason why you're not "going to jail with me tod

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jessica, we have been through all this.aid that we make enough toilet roll in the uk, you don't need to panic by but it seems like it's happening again. i heard that this all came from the initial lock down in china, that wuhan is where they produce a lot of toilet roll in china so people did try and stockpile it because they thought that suddenly those loo roll factors would not be producing any more but thatis would not be producing any more but that is just not the case here at all. it is not a plot of this country in any way but still people think for some reason you need to stockpile —— stockpile to paper. and they don't seem to have learned from at this time around either. so we will all be getting them as eve said in stockings for christmas. if we are allowed to have christmas. u naffected are allowed to have christmas. unaffected moron and the bagging area just when you think things cannot get any worse the stockpiling covidiots are back. the words of the start, not me. we will leave it there. thank you for talking

jess yes, jessica: right.s kind of where he's put all his eggs into the basket, well, after saying that it would go away and now we would have a vaccine and i do think that symone's answer was nuance and i know a lot of people who feel that way especially in light of cdc pushing plasma and walking that back and the fact that the president has boosted hydroxychloroquine on tv a number of times where dr. fauci has had to contradict him to ensure that people are not just taking it for sports. i personally if the fda approves it will be taking the vaccine and if i can get my hands on it, will return and it really underpins. bret: when you rank things, ben, coronavirus where we are, november third, the economy where it is and you heard what the treasury secretary said about that and law and order and protests and where that stands, how do you see which issue is taking most prominence? >> i think the virus is prominence and a decision-factor when they come in terms of looking at the different priorities of issues bu

sense of it all as much as we can lie no is lie no legal on media good to see it so there we have jessica krueger associate professor at george washington university has a minute to lying to everyone about being blocked when in fact she's a white jewish woman why would somebody do that. here's my question also why would you pick now why did she come clean because she was about to be how did it was a wonderful local newspaper we have here i think it was a new york post see this as a pigment of her imagination you know only in america do we have this by the way i am establishing myself as swedish for no particular reason and also you never see anybody who is black. we claim to be white it's it's it's it's bizarre but let's go through a couple of things here number one and i've been completely serious and i know people are going to say you're not being serious i'm being serious. there are people in our in the world in our country in particular who are born for all practical purposes male the doctor looks at them holds a baby up and says that's a me i know this i'm a visitation that some me y

jessica? >> thank you, raj. governor newsom calls it nothing short of heroic, talking about the job the national guard and the firefighters are doing on the fire lines. he also spoke about the number of fires we've seen this year. at this point last year, california had just under 5,000 fires and 118,000 acres had burned. fast forward to this year, the state has endured over 7,600 acres destroying 2.3 million acres so far. the staggering numbers put into perspective the danger we're dealing with while setting records no one wants to beat. >> this is the largest fire season we've had in terms of total acreage impacted in some time back recorded, recent modern history, but nonetheless, you put it in comparison terms, contrast to last year, it's rather extraordinary. the challenge that we faced. >> now the governor says that 14,000 fighters are currently battling fires up and down the state. now, we continue our wildfire coverage online. meteorologist rob mayeda just sat down with a south bay scientist to talk abou

jessica: muy buenos dÍas.o como profesor tu papÁ o tu abuelo? alex: mi papÁ. jessica: margarita o refresco? alex: margarita pero los refresco me fascinan. jessica: cuÁndo se quiere casar? alex: creo que a principios del aÑo que viene. jessica: a quiÉn le dice tu Último like en instagram? alex: a mi novia. jessica:quiÉ te acompaÑo a buscar el anillo? alex: una seÑorita que trabaja en la tienda me ayudo. jessica: si no estÁs escuchando tu mÚsica, quÉ escuchas? alex: siempre lo he dicho, me gusta de todo. mi abuelo, mi papÁ, me encanta su mÚsica, pero tambiÉn escucho reggaeton, baladas, pop, me encanta por ejemplo "sin banderas". jessica: quienes mÁs romántico tÚ o tu novia? alex:yo. jessica: quÉ necesitas para sobrevivir la cuarentena? alex: el cariÑo de toda la gente como me lo ha estado dando y espero me lo sigan dando durante toda mi carrera. jessica: los cantas un pedacito de " lo que tÚ necesitas"? alex:claro! [canta] [canta] jessica: este viernes tienes una cita con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" porque s

>>> i'm jessica aguirre. the race to come up with a vaccine for covid is back on for astrazeneca, but not here in the united states. in fact, regulators are trying to figure out if they should follow in the footsteps and allow the trials to start again. they were halted last week across the globe because a man in the trials developed spinal inflammation. that man is doing better, and the uk has started its trials again, but here in the united states, it's about having the right amount of accurate data before they move forward. now, ucsf is one of the sites where those clinical trials were happening here in the united states. they're not resuming for right now. the u.s. safety board wants to see the complete data before resuming trials. the astrazeneca vaccine is one of seven currently in the running to be ready for the general population sometime next year. the serious side effects of the inflammation really echoes the fear of a lot of people about being the first to line up for the first vaccine. i asked dr.

our political reporter, jessica, on where we go at this point.ca: as we understand it, they do not have a lot of time, do they, because they have to get t in place by the end of the transition period, and we should see the details on wednesday, and that will be really important because we have had a flavor of what might be an insight, for example, of ministers being able to decide what are goods that went from great britain to northern ireland that were likely to end up in the european union, and what is left will be subject to european union tariffs. so those kinds of details hopefully we'll get on wednesday. i think some critics of the government suggest that what has happened over the last 24 hours is not only have we had this emerging issue coming forward, but also, boris johnson, as you were saying, saying look at what is on the table in october and let's move on if we are not going to get one. some suggest this is a bit of saber rattling by downing street head of talks tomorrow. of course, that can be a risky strategy. anchor: on the dynami

let's bring in jessica aguirre. this was fascinating to watch. >> talk about polar opposite views on this one. yes, raj, president trump paid a very short visit to california to see the damage caused by the fires up front. now we should note he had this meeting with governor newsom who did not meet the president when he arrived on air force one. the president arrived at mcclelland park to discuss the deadly fires. he was also here to really meet with the pilots that did that amazing rescue of all those hikers in fresno. so they met. president trump, you know, doubled down on his stance when they started talking about climate change. the president continuing to say cleaning up the forest floors filled with leaves and better forest management would lead to less fires. and even governor newsom and other officials urged the president to recognize the impact of climate change, the president remained unmoved. >> you can knock it down to nothing. you go to europe and different places in europe, countries where they're fore

publicly admitted to spending her entire career pretending to be black when she is in fact white jessica crew going to professor of history at george washington university made a confession in a blog post and it caused a stir i heard this chewed my lived experience as a wide jewish child in suburban kansas city under various it's unique identity within the blackness that the had no right to claim i'm not a cultural vulture i am a culture meet so this is bizarre my heart goes out to any black person who invited jessica kirby into their secret space enter the assumption that she was black to your we have to talk about this jessica kruger where a jewish woman from kansas city has been passing as a black latina caribbean woman for years this is violence this is anti black and this is shameful when jessica crew gets her book deal and it's on the talk show circuit remember this too it white women continually harm our communities and are rewarded for their efforts with cases drawing comparisons with the original dolls our former us black rights activist who was outed as being white by her paren

center the assumption that she was black to you we have to talk about this jessica kruger why jewish woman from kansas city has been passing as a black latina caribbean woman for years this is violence this is anti-black and this is shameful when jessica crew gets her book deal and it's on the talk show circuit remember the straight white women continually harm our communities and are rewarded for their efforts cases drawing comparisons with rachel dollars all a former u.s. black rights activist who was outed as being white by her parents and even top politicians have been caught stretching the truth when it comes to their ethnicity last year senator elizabeth warren apologized for identifying herself as part of american legal and media analyst lionel dave us his take on the story there is a benefit for people to have. certain demographic characteristics for academic reasons sometimes for a loan sometimes for mortgages i think we are who will eliminate any distinction any reference any mention of gender or sex or sexual inclination on applications so that when i get your application

jessica krug says she understood what she did was wrong.on of black culture. "i am nota appropriation of black culture. "i am not a culture vulture, i'm a cultural leech. i should absolutely be cancelled," cultural leech. i should absolutely be cancelled , " she cultural leech. i should absolutely be cancelled," she goes on to say. patricia, thank you so much for your time on that issue. certainly very controversial, i'm sure we will be hearing more in the coming days and weeks. svetla na ti kha novs kaya svetla na tikhanovskaya is svetlana tikhanovskaya is addressing the human rights conflict in her country. mass protests and strikes have gripped the country after last month's presidential election, which saw incumbant — alexander lu kashenko — claim victory. but the opposition says it was rigged. hundreds have been detained amid claims of human rights abuses. she called on the un to send investigators into belarus. a nation cannot and should not be a hostage to one man's thirst for power. and it won't. belarussians have woken up. the poin

heather and jessica welcome and i will let jessica take it from here. >> mq, kate. heather, i took like to talk to. you like your friend although we've only sort of met on the internet in the past few weeks. i loved this book so much, i personally don't have the temperament to run for office, and you do apparently, you and i share the belief in the importance of community and the importance of democracy. it's a real honor to spend some time with you this evening. >> thank you. >> i want to know if you would read for us just the very beginning of "of bears and ballots," if you would read from a the beginning election day through my life is an open book, the first three paragraphs. >> sure. election day. there are two polling places in haines, one is in the arts in a public on hill above the harbor and the christian doctor the other at the fire hall, , a settlement 16 miles out of town. i vote at the arsons had everyone as i walked in. but i didn't say wish me luck or anything close to it. the public radio station and signs on street corners reminded residents that no

host: jessica is the executive director for heritage action for america. if you want to ask her a question, (202) 748-8000 if you support joe biden. (202) 748-8001 if you support president trump. if you are undecided or support others, and call us at (202) 748-8002. ms. henderson, it was just last week when joe biden was in pittsburgh. he talked about these issues of violence and brought up these matters. i want to play you a portion of what he said and we will get a response. >> simple truth is, donald trump failed to protect america. so now, he is trying to scare america. since donald trump and mike pence cannot run on their record , that is seen more american deaths to this virus than the nation suffered in every war since korea combined. since they came out on their economy, just see more people lose their jobs than any time since the great depression. since they cannot run on a simple proposition of sending our children safety -- safely back to school. as they have no agenda or vision for a second term. trump and pence are running on this and i find i

jessica: thank you, vonnie.is great to be with you on a day like this and it doesn't seem we are making moves downward - -does seem we are making moves downward. we have seen this powerful force of weaker demand from the u.s. to asia, more supplies from opec, and weakness throughout broader markets come together and push breath below these key psychological levels. with coronavirus a problem around the world oil demand will remain weak through the fall. will be able to get down to that negative territory. it will be very difficult to be sustained rallies from here. vonnie: technical indicators, what are they showing? dropping closer to the 100 day moving average and threatening to settle below for the first time since june. if we get below, we may see additional selling pressure. oil investors should watch out for that. i do want to point out brent is quite a ways below the band may be due fort i a bounce back. we will have to look back at the fundamentals and see if demand improves as we move into this fall qua

our jessica dean is there with a preview. jessica, can we expect to hear perhaps a list of potential supreme court nominees from biden as the president had challenged him? >> well, they have signalled that that's not likely to happen. what is likely to happen today is we're going to hear former vice president joe biden talking about the supreme court vacancy, and we're being told by campaign aids they want to tie this to the affordable care act. they want to take the case that this is going to impact the affordable care act. there is a lawsuit making its way through the supreme court right now and joe biden has often attacked donald trump on the campaign trail for months now about taking away pre-existing conditions from americans all across the country with this lawsuit that will undo parts of the affordable care act. if you zoom out and think about 2018 when democrats were able to take power back in the house, this is the argument they made across the country. it was all about health care. it was about pre-existing conditio

so this is bizarre my heart goes out to any black person who invited jessica crude into their secret space center the assumption that she was black too you know we have to talk about this jessica group where a jewish woman from kansas city has been passing is a black latina caribbean woman for years this is violence this is anti-black and this is sheen for when jessica crew gets her book deal and it's on the talk show circuit remember this to 8 watch women continually harm our communities and are rewarded for their efforts well the case has drawn comparisons to rachel dollars zol a former u.s. block rights activists who was audited as being white by her parents where top politicians they've been caught stretching the truth as well when it comes to ethnicity last year senator elizabeth warren apologized fright densify herself as part native american legal on media analyst lionel told me apart from the absurdity of the situation it raises important matters that. there is a benefit. for people to have. certain demographic characteristics for academic reasons sometimes for a loan sometim

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these are decisions being made by thousands of parents including one of our own, jessicaing jessica aguirre is back with us. do you go down to san diego with isabel or do you keep her down here? >> reporter: that was a bad call to get when she called and said she was positive. i was trying to stay positive and not to be scared. it was a lot of information. i read all the literature to figure out how at-risk she was. i talked to our own covid expert about the likelihood of her getting sick. he reassured me college kid seems to be able to do it okay. and for isabel, there was some rough days where she was really sick, really exhausted and vomiting. there were some roff days for her and all of her roommates got it. she's on demand and i talked to her about how she felt that she ended weathering a deadly virus by herself. >> no, god, it was annoying. i love you, no offense. i just felt i had a bad cold and you are calling me every hour and i could not sleep like it just seemed like i thought it was the end of the world. i had the worst symptoms of all my roommates and i knew i was going to be f

jessica, you can about this story?ave stockpiled during the good times so i am sure i will be able to find a few rows hiding under the sofa or somewhere. good stuff, none of us are panicking. good to speak to you both. thank you so much. that's it for the papers. if you're in the uk, we will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. iimagine the i imagine the stories will be very similar, dominated by the coronavirus announcement tomorrow. goodbye for now. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun with your latest sports news. manchester city held off a second—half wolves fightback as they began their premier league campaign with a win at molineux. phil foden got city's second after a kevin debruyne penalty. foden was playing for the first time since being sent home from england duty in disgrace. rauljimenez pulled a goal back for wolves before gabrieljesus' injury—time effort sealed victory for pep guardiola's side. a 3—1 win. but we knew it so, it is normal in this

jessica aguirre has been following senator harris' day. she joins us now with more. jessica? >> janelle, this is senator harris' first trip to california since accepting that nomination, and, unfortunately, it was a somber trip for her. now, she met with governor newsom today. they are very longtime, you know, friends and political allies. and they met with volunteers and firefighters as well. but the big thing she came to see was the damage caused by the fires. now, the senator and the governor got a briefing from cal fire about the damage done by the creek fire. as well as the lengths that firefighters are going to right now to get the fire under control. harris also visited a local high school where she met with red cross volunteers that are helping the fire evacuees during this time. in addition, she went to a fresno fire station where she and the governor delivered lunch to firefighters. she took time to speak to reporters. unlike president trump yesterday, harris squarely blamed climate change for being the main reason for our devastation. >> this is not a partisan issu

jessica, what is your rebuttal to that? >> it's not my job to rebut dr. fauci. it's my point to say that there are two people on the ballot on november 3rd, president trump and joe biden. dr. fauci did a good job pushin back on these reports, but mostly making it clear it's not his job to quarterback these kinds of disputes and he's concerned with american safety and public health as we're nearing 200,000 lives lost to coronavirus break this is a problem for the trump administration because he's on tape. last week we spent all this tim talking about whether anonymous sourcing even if it was confirmed about outlets including fox news was legitimate. now the president in his own voice as saying i purposely downplayed it, i know it's airborne, i know it's more serious than the flu, that's a very serious thing that he held back. mic pins as well was in that briefing. and he didn't tell the american people as well. they took an hour yesterday in terms of pushing back the press briefing to figure out what the were going to say. and the team decided they didn' want to

jessica muriÓ y jaime se encuentra gravemente herido. vehÍculos sospechosos le cerraron el paso.sel Órgano federal se limitÓ a decir que hay suficiente agua >> laspresas son instalaciones estratÉgicas. >> la presa la boquilla se ubica en elmunicipio a 100 millas de chihuahua. cuatro presas del estado fueron vaciadas y sÓlo esta les queda para sus cosechas. >> empresarios y agricultores aseguran que sin agua podrÍan perderse hasta $1,400,000,000 de cosechasy poner en riesgo a mÁs de 30,000 familias. en la ciudad de mÉxico. >> la policÍa francesa disparÓ hoygas lacrimÓgeno por el movimiento de los chalecos amarillos que habÍa cesado sus movilizaciones por la crisis de coronavirus. las autoridades francesas desplegaron una fuerte presencia policial en la capital. se reunieron en tres plazas de parÍs para realizarlas marchas. >> ante la inminente reapertura del nuevo campo de refugiados. desde hace cuatro dÍas al menos 11,000 migrantes ahora que estamos más en casa puede ser que estés más expuesto al humo de segunda mano que entra por las puertas y ventanas o el sistema de ventilació

jessica aguirre joins us now with a preview. jessica, it's gonna be fascinating and it's gonna be pivotal for both men. >> yeah. how much they have to gain or lose by this is debatable by some folks, but it is gonna be highly watched. that is for sure. this is the first of three presidential debates. and a lot is going to be happening on that stage. this is going to be like something we've never seen before either, raj, because this is in the pandemic era, so no handshake, you know, no opening statement. it's certainly gonna be different. now, a lot of people are gonna be watching. the question is, does it really matter? research shows that most people have already made up their minds about who they're gonna support. so a lot of people are going to be watching to see if there is any gaffe or anything that may move them in a different way. so, lots on the table to discuss. the pandemic response, the economy, the supreme court nomination. president trump is expected to take the first question, but the fireworks are gonna fly when

when jessica crew gets her book deal and is on the talk show circuit remember the straight white women continually harm our community and are rewarded for their efforts. the case has drawn comparisons the right shoulder as all of us black rights activists it was outed as being white by her parents even top politicians have been caught stretching the truth when it comes to their ethnicity last year to lose a war apologized for them to fire herself as part native american with his take on a story here's a legal and media analyst. there is a benefit for people to have. certain demographic characteristics poor academic reasons sometimes for alone sometimes for mortgages i think we are who will limit need any distinction any reference any mention of gender or sex or sexual inclination an application sure that when i get your application i don't know what it is all i know is a c. your numbers a c. your score is a z. your grades are take this person if you want to eliminate racial discrimination stop considering it or not and when you start playing around with. characteristics in terms of if

jessica lee missouri thank you very much for being with us jessica always a pleasure to have you with us. michael stands firm then of iran and the u. s. coal for the e. u. to join in on the sanctions it's really a case of a push me use in our recovery on that macros firm. absolutely standing firm and saying g it's the e it's- but he's stil very much supports the- iran nuclear deal and that. washington's maximum. pressure campaign allll the t tech rolled it has f fail. he did caution tehran however saying. that iran owns the house also has to stick. to its side of the deal he gave. a wide ranging speech which lasted almost fifty. minutes the longest speech b but so far all. i c can. this year's u. n. gegeneral a assembly which is od througugh made up of pre recordd speeches this year dudue to the corona virus pandemic. he talked about climate change-e- and said said that he was calling f for. a conferencee on that topic to be held here. in new yorork next year to build on the paris. climate accords. but he also champioioned off multilatereralism. anderhaps most importantly he said. tha

vulture i am a culture meat so this is bizarre my heart goes out during a black person who invites a jessica croak into their sacred space and the other sumption that she was black to your we have to talk about this jessica kruger why jewish woman from kansas city has been passing as a black latina caribbean woman for years this is violence this is anti black and this is shameful when jessica crew gets her book deal and it's on the talk show circuit remember this too it white women continually harm our communities and are rewarded for their efforts. the case has drawn comparisons with rachel dollars are a former u.s. black rights activist who was uttered as being white by her parents and even top politicians have been caught stretching the truth when it comes to their ethnicity last year senator elizabeth warren apologized for identifying herself as part native american legal media analyst lionel gave us his take on the story only in america do we have this by the way i am establishing myself as swedish for no particular reason and also you never see anybody who is black claimed to be white

jessica, you go girl.fer: i think the big picture on all of this is that we do want to have a healthy economy and we want to have our economy opened up. regardless of anything that has been said today i think that is the focus and it is certainly the focus on my mind as we head into the fall. you talk about the role of police and security at the beginning. we have seen george floyd and other police shootings, what is the role of these police shootings and police practices overall. should this issue be taken up? jennifer: the house and senate have taken up policing reform, but it's more of a local issue. it's important to separate and know what is going on on our streets. the anarchy and lawlessness we are seeing is so far behind what was peaceful protests. we have left that in our rearview mirror. you are seeing complete anarchy trying to dismantle our american values and american institutions. they are trying to blame the police and blame law enforcement for the violence. for people like me that rely on l

jessica, let us start with you, what details have you picked out from this article?bout the new restrictions that will be imposed from tomorrow, probably not as stringent as you might think from the headline, or even from what was briefed a few days ago. there is going to be a 10pm curfew on pubs and restaurants. they are calling time at being served on the bar, you have to have table service if you go toa have to have table service if you go to a pulp in england at least now. borisjohnson is also probably to a pulp in england at least now. boris johnson is also probably going to go into reverse on the drive to get people back to work so there will be more of an encouragement to keep working from home. only a few weeks ago, it was on the front page of papers that we should all get back to the office. that is changing. that is what they are getting at with the headline slammed into reverse. the picture is quite striking as well, the two top scientists wearing masks outside downing street? what is quite interesting is when you walk around, how many people do not wear m