joe t.: thank you. lemonis: ...and that i felt like you did all the work. t think you ever felt like i didn't give you that credit. joe t.: no, of course. yeah. -lemonis: okay. -joe t.: okay. lemonis: the only thing that's missing is your ability to absorb information from other people. because i think it'll -- honestly, i think it'll help. it'll make people feel like they can approach you. joe t.: but i've never done business with anyone who feels that i'm unapproachable. i do well with relationships. lemonis: but let's assume that we can work on it. joe t.: but, yeah, as long as you don't stick your foot out to trip me, we'll keep moving, but don't try to trip me up. lemonis: but he may even do that. joe t.: then we're gonna go to war. lemonis: no, you don't have to go to war. what you have to do is just say, "you know what, man? i probably wasn't thinking about it right." joe t.: i will. i promise. lemonis: okay. i'll see you back at the office. joe t.: yeah, i'll see you in a few minutes. ♪ lemonis: on my way back into the restaurant, sammy grabbed me an

when menkin young goes to eat lunch high school woman hang joe all she needs to show is her face and she receives her preordered with egg and vegetables she no longer needs to queue to pay. than it used to be we'd always queue for ages because everyone paid by card students can also borrow books from the library in this way. tells us exactly who has borrowed which books and one. this helps the library to cater to the students interest when buying new books. in the. main jane young has gotten used to the cameras. on the one hand she do you sort of get the feeling you're being watched on the other hand it does help us learn and that's the main reason we're here. for all the pros outweigh the cons. so. screens are used to display when the boarding school students are in their rooms on time in the evenings they also show who's late to class in the mornings modern tech . knology is supposed to help the students excel says the school the more data the better. and san francisco things are very different there facial recognition was officially prohibited for use by the city's authorities in

military aid to ukraine on ukraine providing damaging informadeon about joe all of this paints a picturepresident willing to bend lin reo cypo p aitical goals, whh is something democrats have been alleging since thho ttmet'ing of impea yea eeprocs ding the first of is type of book from inside the whithouse. do you think it d obviously ths fit withheard from hevious administrationav ae idw wepresident not interested in foreign policy. democratisy s ld wthe hou john bolton to testify during the impeachment proceedings. we are less than five months away from donald trump's reelection. his reelection campaign has been stru distraction as donald trump tries to shift focus towardsse e e makes that he deserves another four years in office. katty: thankou for bringing us up to date. news from around the world, the foreign ministers of india and china ve protested ove clashes in kashmir. 20 indian troops were killed. soldiers.used indiathe border ae india's government accused china of breaking an agreement meant to respect the line. in a sign of the times, the maker of aunt jemima's syrup is reti

and we flew out here her and i last thursday and when i started that's but reason it got to me is joe all judge fraud story has been the story of black folks because ever since 401 years ago. the reason we could never be who we wanted and dream debian is you kept your knee on ahmed. ghailani was smarter. then no underfunded schools you put us in but you had your knee on ahmed ghailani we could run corporations and not hustling under street but you had your knee on our neck. we had creative skill. we could do it apple anybody else could do it but we couldn't can't show me off on net. what happened of for our it happens average day in this country an education in health services and nearly every area of american life is sad for us to stand out in chargers' maine and say good show me off our next. dance. the problem no matter who you are we thought maybe we had a complex maybe it was just us but even blacks that well broke through you kept your knee and then. my good job and won all the g.'s championships and you kept diggin for mess cause you got to put the neon on. white house wives would

. >> president trump: look, joe is not all there. everybody knows that. it's sad, when you look at it. you see it. see it for yourself. he has created his own sanctuary city in the basement of wherever he is. and he doesn't come out. certainly, if i don't win, i don't win. you go on doing things.

because all you've been hearing about this supreme court of his that he's appointed to do just that joe all kinds of speech to regulate it but he backed off in contrast to twitter who doubled down and mocked the president on and on voter fraud and flag didn't and they've done more against him in this week that that they took down that. left up so i think that tweet twitter and facebook are going in opposite directions so dumb like a fox he is on the left and as soon as he sees it's ok he'll go back to censoring everything well at the moment and give credit where credit is to write and say something better though real quick twitter is actually kind of spinning in circles right now where they're trying to now clarify that we're not fact checking anything in fact on the president's tweet that they did take down they're now saying that we context check we're just checking the context the statement because here's what's happening is that both facebook and twitter and google they're all freaking out right now over this executive order from the present. that is julie says and they have been a viol

of people are still waiting for their bailout funds this is an example of gaslighting right so joe isn't all bloomberg you know he's their official gas lighter in chief right so he takes that obvious connection that the people are protesting because of the as an enormous fast billions and trillions of dollars and the role of the fed that plays in this transference of wealth and then injustice the injustice right anything any trying to is trying to claim that no you're the insane one right this is what the gaslight are they try to claim that now what you're seeing you're off don't believe your eyes don't believe your ears you know you're crazy right so that's his job in a case he makes money as a gaslight are ok i get it but people should understand that what he's saying is patently false there is a connection i think it's also i think it's it's he could just be a marie antoinette like figure and he'd he's not like intentionally gasoline isn't taunting anybody he genuinely is part he's lived in manhattan he's from bloomberg multi-billionaire enterprise you know that he can only see what he yo

all joe biden was doing was given that democratic policy 101. all i'm asking is that joe biden came out of the basement and talked without a teleprompter to the black community. in the boat. in the vote, joe. >> i believe a lot of people, there is always talk, talk. and every two or four years, and i find it raises, and throw granny over a cliff. i asked the other night, opportunity zones, and if you look at the lowest record, record after record after record from minorities, and that was not barack and it wasn't joe. >> let me simply say the music, donald trump did the first step act, and even obama didn't do that. the man does not give any credit to what he does. he discovered a cure for cancer and would be sued for putting a bunch of doctors out out of work. i'm asking every black voter and every democrat, and ignore the old talking points. if you just ignore the al sharpton talking points, because we are democrats, forget those talking points. makes them tell you what they are going to do with you now, not 40 years ago. switch parties, sooner

joe biden can actually go 82 days, no questions, no media, pretty much at all? only friendly media? that is because they are shielding joe biden. they know it because president trump, well, he did issue police reform guidelines. now, joe was vice president eight years, he never did that. and by the way, we now know president trump, he is the one that passed criminal justice and prison reform. that wasn't barack and that wasn't joe. in fact, senate democrats are stalling reform efforts in the senate tonight as we speak. they know it was president trump, also, he is the one who expanded funding and commitment, unprecedented commitment for historically black colleges in america. that wasn't joe biden and it wasn't barack obama. it was president trump, he created economic opportunity zones in struggling neighborhoods. he talked about all of this in his speech tonight. it wasn't barack and it wasn't joe, and joe, again, five decades government. trump, less than four years. of course, the media mob so very worried and biden can't actually answer tough questions at all. forat example, we ar

it need to be joe all. we need to focus more on de-escalation and militarization. they walk around the neighborhoods, some of them are assault rifles. they are armed to the teeth, and they are walking around people and inciting fear. there used to be a time when police would walk around and they know hour name and they know where you went a school and all that stuff. that time is over. especially in the black community. now that time is completely over. we need to focus the police department more on de-escalation. if officers are going to be in the community, check and see how close these police live to that community where they police. i will guarantee they live nowhere night. and if they did, check to see what kind of contact they they had in that community. if they did, they would understand these are people, too, maybe i can deal with them the same way i deal with people who live close to me. that had a lot to the do with empathy and training for de-escalation and not militarization. >> trying to solve this, we'll be releasing our thoughts and ideas over on wha

>> i am not going to "should" all over joe biden. ver joe biden. >> stephen: would rand paul be a good choice? >> hell no, i would use a more choice word because that's the mood i'm in. >> stephen: senator, thanks for being here. >> love you man, thank you very much. >> stephen: senator cory booker, everybody. back with a performance by brian wilson. ♪ ♪ we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. for not only smoother skin in one day, but younger-looking skin in just one week. and that's clinically proven. results that fast or your money back. unless you're attached to your wrinkles. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. tonight, try pure zzzs all night. one week is all it takes. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. sorry i'm late, everybody, and apologies for my appearance. you look fine. we were just talking about -- yeah, right. i look like a wanted poster. i did

all the outside forces are champing at the bit because they will be running the show. because joe bless him, he's not all there. greg: if he wins, four months, he's there, then it's president clinton. i don't know. >> he hasn't been running for president for a long time. in my line of work, i come face to face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for gas-x maximum strength. it works fast. relieving pressure, bloating, and discomfort before you know it. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x so no one needs to know you've got gas. there are so many toothpastes out there, which one should i use? try crest pro/active defense. it neutralizes bacteria for a healthier mouth than even the leading multi-benefit toothpaste. crest. >> i'm ashley from new york. the fulton county medical examiner releasing the autopsy report listing the cause of death as homicide. according to the report brooks died from two gunshot wounds to the back and head organ failure due to blood loss. he was shot while running away while grabbing one of the officers teasers. he was shot -- there

joe has all the figures at his fingertips with people saying they are not reassured and are still scaredally over the next few weeks will start to resurface and perhaps go out to a cafe if they were to reopen? it's that thing that joe said that was absolutely critical. the government's ability to sell. a government can only govern if it has authority and that authority is given to it by a populace that trusted and relies upon it and has faith that it has our best interests at heart. regardless of what you think and how you vote and whether you like boris johnson think and how you vote and whether you like borisjohnson wrote, there have been repeated u—turns on scientific advice, ppe, there been statistical issues some of the data put out by the government, and we do have one of the highest death rates in europe. we also —— perhaps a link to our obesity crisis and maybe nonporousjohnson, but to our obesity crisis and maybe nonporous johnson, but we to our obesity crisis and maybe nonporousjohnson, but we have a massively high death rate. again this is anecdotal, i do not know anybody whet

but, joe biden is leading all of the opinion polls.the election were all tomorrow, it would be joe biden who wouould funnel trump. instructionsown are being -- restrictions are being reimposed in europe. back in thewass capital, lisbon. in that area, some places have a ban on gatherings of more than 10 peoeople. others allow up to 20. austria has issued a warning against travel to the western german state. this after two districts for putback under lockdown. monte reports. >> this neighborhoodod in westen germany is under a new mandatory lockdown. health officials taking every precaution, handing out disinfecting wipes and testing residence for the virus. districts in western germany are affected by the new restrictions. for their proximity to a meatpacking plant were more than 1000 workers have tested positive for covid-19. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: the new lockdown andcts some 640,000 germans comes just weeks after the country began lifting lockdown orders in may. with less than one third of the deaths of many of its e

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one main gene young goes to eat lunch high school woman hang joe all she needs to show is her face and she receives her preordered with tank and vegetables she no longer needs to queue to pay. than it used to be we'd always queue for ages because everyone paid by card students can also borrow books from the library and this way. tells us exactly who has a twitch books and one this helps the library to cater to the students' interests when buying new books. some of the plain jane young has gotten used to the cameras. on the one hand you do you sort of get the feeling you're being watched on the other hand it does help us learn and that's the main reason we're here. for all the pros outweigh the cons. so. screens are used to display when the boarding school students are in their rooms on time in the evenings they also show who's late to class in the mornings modern tech . knology is supposed to help the students excel says the school the more data the better. and san francisco things are very different there facial recognition was officially prohibited for use by the city's authorities i

joe, john and shannon all own it joe, i'll go to you. >> amazon is a core holding for me it's been a position on any type of dip i want to add to that position scott asked me last week if i would buy it i think it was around 2420 it was a dip that happened in the prior day. alt so amazon represents the true blessing we have in this country. we have transitioned our economy to a technology oriented economy. think about all the disruption that's given us energy independent. that's given us the abilities for people to work from home during this pandemic think about utilizing that tool to fight against inequality. think about the reach that technology can present going out and teaching and distributing, learning how to code that's where the infrastructure bill needs to be placed. making sure every one in the kun trip has te -- country has technology it's going to create jobs. think of the cyber security jobs we'll need to create from that back to amazon, i want represents what we are as an economy and it's why the rest of the world wants to invest in the united states because we offer th

number 4, 1944, 15-year-old joe knox all became the youngest player in major league history. >> takingit to the beatles section.>> 2015, my first of 4 straight trips to cleveland and the rock and roll hall of fame. >> one song to describe the warriors situation, it would be help. >> 2014, former ace outfielder, cespedes, showed why they call achilles, the wa unifthe most m people. he's a good teammate, and it is not fair.>>> three >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next.>> thanks for watching. news continues on cbsn bay area. have a good night. (dramatic music) - [announcer] this program is a paid presentation for omegaxl and is brought to you by great healthworks. (stirring music) - welcome. i'm larry king, and i'm here today to report on a significant health-related investigation

why do they keep saying no when the president offers all the help they can ever want or need. by the way, where is joe biden? he emerged from his basement bunker, and will he answer questions about any of these important issues in these tough times we are all going through? and why didn't barack and joe ever stop the violence in the city of chicago, barack's hometown, for over eight years? we will have more on that in a moment. first, joining us with a full report from the horrific violence in chicago alone is mike tobin. >> you mentioned it, 18 people killed over the weekend and two of them were children. one you could say a baby. just 20 months old, he was strapped into a car seat and his mother's vehicle. there was a gun battle down the street with two other vehicles and the mother and the baby were hit by stray rounds, never stood a chance, that bullet went right through his chest. one chicago police officer who handled this case posted on social media that he never handled anything this difficult in all of his time on the chicago pd. also, 10-year-old leah nunes in the second-floor apartment came

obama and joe biden donald trump. all of these individuals who represent concentrated power in the u.s. . are representing the same interests the only ones who thought that the u.s. had a mask of a commitment to do to democracy human rights. were people who were fundamentally naive who know you as a fish can never stand before the international community. to be at the through of human rights they have been exposed for. there is a good thing. in other news there has been a major twist in the notorious case of a missing british girl who disappeared in portugal back in 2007 after a new suspect was identified as a man from germany however german police are now under fire themselves after it turned that they had received tip offs about 187 years ago the new suspect is also being linked to the disappearance of another child in portugal 20 years ago peter all of our reports. after 13 years one of the most covered cases of child abduction could be a step away from being resolved the disappearance of madeleine mccann in 2007 saw t

. >> but after he heard about amber, said joe, it all clicked. geovany must have killed her. w much stock could roberts put in this guy joe, who initially wouldn't even give his full name, and who was this geovany anyway? the detective checked for priors. there wasn't much. >> he had a record as a juvenile. get his fingerprints, get the fingerprints we lifted from the crime scene, hardly any are legible. >> none were a match. >> you have a suspect, and you want to tie him to the scene but there's nothing to tie him. there's nothing to hit him on. >> but worth a try. he brought geovany in for an interview. >> water or coke? >> it will do damage to my stomach without food. >> of course he denies it. >> i'm real comfortable thinking that you're responsible for this murder. >> that's crazy, sir. >> was it crazy? no way to prove really. and then a couple of days later detective roberts brought the tipster, joe, back in. this time joe powered it all out. said geovany actually told him straight out that he killed someone. >> i just was in shock when he told me that. i was like, well.

all. friends in reading's pride organization. joe, the best of all. >> joe, now there's a character.ery bubbly, vibrant. flirty at times but genuinely nice guy. always will pick you up if you are ever feeling down or low. >> reporter: he is still processing the horror seeing in videos posted online. >> i've literally witnessed my friends dying and that i can't get out of my mind now. it was horrific so, yeah, i would say please don't share that sort of footage. >> reporter: joe had sent him a text message that morning. >> the text i sent back was in the evening saying i hope this wasn't you. please tell me you're safe. and obviously i didn't get a reply back so it's a very poignant moment. >> reporter: was there a moment you realized that could have been you? >> well, yeah. and it could have been anybody. this appears to have been a random attack. >> reporter: not targeted at lgbtq community? >> i just don't know. >> reporter: at i high school gates where james taught, tributes pile up for a much loved teacher. >> walking into his class was like the best thing on a monday morning. >>

joe biden. i mean he is avoiding all the issues.hink he would be the perfect person to confront the attacks on the statues, because as a statue himself, he comes from a place with knowledge of this injustice. >> well, thank you, greg. standing up for the statues then , joe biden. emily, today what we saw as wal street took a hit rate on employment this week went way up , and now receive and even that there's been an increasing level of people that can't fail their mortgages. what do you think we should be doing to try to help those folks ? is there anything? >> yes, definitely and i think the federal government has stepped in and obligated trillions to that effect. i think it's incumbent upon local mayors and state elected officials to make decisions tha will stimulate their own economies that will be business friendly and employer friendly because that is what helps people maintain jobs. it's not one step forward, it's about five steps forward. the mask enforcement to me is the largest issue, how are you going to enforce that? i th

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. >> at townhall blamed the virus for hurting his chances against joe biden. >> all i am doing is my job. don't forget, before the china plate came in, befos 've had. >> in pennsylvania they saidthe coming. >> with the child. who can't believe this has happened to him, that his job is not to warn about it, his job is to do something about it. to lead. >> the u.s. has about 2.4 million confirmed cases, but a new estimate from the cdc shows that at least 24 million americans have been infected. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> robert redfield believes 5 to 8% of the population has been infected with covid based on antibody tests which means more than 90% could still be at risk of catching it. >>> california has surpassed 200,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus coming after the state saw its fifth straight day of rising hospitalizations this week. just over 4000 people are currently in the hospital with covid-19. since there has been a disturbing number from the health state department on coronavirus testing. it looks like the test positivity rate is now on the rise. >> it has risen from 2.5

number 4, 1944, 15-year-old joe knox all became the youngest player in major league history. >> takings section.>> 2015, my first of 4 straight trips to cleveland and the rock and roll hall of fame. >> one song to describe the warriors situation, it would be help. >> 2014, former ace outfielder, cespedes, showed why they call him the cuban missile.>>> at number 1, this day last year, kevin durant suffered a torn achilles, the final time he wore a warriors uniform.>> one of the most misunderstood people. he's a good teammate, and it is not fair.>>> three ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. for the future. and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get zero percent apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next.>> thanks for watching. news continues on cbsn bay area. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> georgia's secretary of state is promising an investigation in today's catastrophic primary voting problems, which

military aid to ukraine on ukraine providing damaging information about joe biden. allis paints a picture of a president willing to bend foreign policy to personal, domestic and political goals, which is something democrats have been alleging since the beginning of those impeachment proceedings last year. katty: it's not the first of this type of book from inside the white house. do you think it could cause problems for the president? >> obviously these allegations fit with what we have heard from previous administration aides. president not interested in foreign policy. democrats say this would have been more useful coming out when they asked john bolton to testify during the impeachment proceedings. we are less than five months away from donald trump's reelection. his reelection campaign has been struggling for its footing. this will be an unwanted distraction as donald trump tries to shift focus towards the case he makes that he deserves another four years in office. katty: thank you for bringing us up to date. news from around the world, the foreign ministers of ind

president is here during this funeral whereas joe biden not only met with the family yesterday but he all of george floyd but also we understand is sending some sort of a video message as well just in some way participate in this now there have been accusations that joe biden himself might be capitalizing on this for politics or a lot of accusations right now when the nation is trying to focus on healing. at that white house correspondent thank you very much candy well now let's take you back to that child in houston and have a listen there's another musical in to use as part of the staff. and you don't. feel. safe. when your. pain. so. low. that. good. luck. to you. i. mean. i. miss. you. you. know. what. to. do. good. to. see you. good. to. see. you this is. to see. to. see won't. be to. see the. kids. call. to. say. see. you. we'll. see. you. she. she. did. say. the. least. i. a. well you've been listening to kathy taylor saying how precious. a lot of music today in this funeral. you know that's continue having a lesson has come to more music to common we will be hearing all star from

jurisdictions in the world who feel about weight and so it could be significant some years down the line all right joe i'll give you the last word on all this. well just on that interpol of the gusher a headline that they've already rejected that i mean the international criminal court interpol international law enforcement agencies or judicial bodies. to carve out a place surely americans and other westerners in other words they won't stand before them there are so many people in the us particularly bush and the nation of iraq for example this was the crime of aggression the worst crime there and work said they had them show up in the i.c.c. and i don't suggest that iran is going to work even though they should try because there was a crime committed once the money was killed all right we'll leave it right there george galloway joe lauria thank you both for your time today. and it is being called the enron of germany a company which manages online credit and debit card purchases raises millions of accounts and loses $2000000000.00 we're going to discuss that next with our friend rick sanchez and reme

i don't think joe biden has the ability to do that in which it makes the vp nomination all that more ant. generally people would think vp choices don't matter but i think in the case of joe biden, when people see the first debate, they are going to look right to that vp. susan rice, are you kidding? that's what they are doing right now and exposing what susan rice did to the trump administration. >> is that susan rice? what do you think? >> yes, a little less than candid. >> sean: when we come back, protests around the country. if you are looking at those live pictures from new york city and we will have updates throughout the hour. when we come back the sister of law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty spoke to lawmakers about this. that's an important message straight ahead. a lung cancer diagnosis can leave you holding your breath. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. they are

all of us. this job is not about me. it's about you. it's about us. i'm joe i approve this message. >> melissa: seattle's police chief saying enough is enough after a 16-year-old boy was killed and a 14-year-old left in critical condition and the latest shooting of the protooyster chops zone. it is the second deadly shooting and the fourth overall in or near the police free area in the past ten days. police chief carmen basco says it is time to dismantle the protests zone. >> multiple other incidents. assaults, rapes, robberies, shootings. this is something that has to change. we are asking people to dismantle the area for the safety of the people. they are going to have to try to help us to make it safe. >> melissa: jenny durkan who has compared the top zone to the summer of love said last week that she would work with protesters to bring an end to their occupation. but still the barricades remain up. leslie, i will ask you. people are getting raped in the summer of love they are and you see a 14-year-old boy who was shot at 3:00 in the morning, what is he d

it could be significant some years down the line all right joe i'll give you the last word on all this. well just on that interpol of the gusher headline that they've already rejected that i mean the international criminal court interpol international law enforcement agencies or judicial bodies. to carve out a place surely americans and other westerners in other words they won't stand before them there are so many people in the us particularly bush and the regime of iraq for example this was the crime of aggression the worst war crime the merc said they had been dropped in the i.c.c. and i don't suggest again but iran is going to work even though they should try because there was a crime committed once the money was killed it's all right we'll leave it right there george galloway joe lauria thank you both for your time today. thank you. all right now to the latest coven 1000 numbers worldwide cases now over 10100000 and some 500 in 2000 reported deaths the top 3 countries with the most cases the u.s. still leading the way followed by brazil with more than a 1000000 now and russia and r

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obama and joe biden donald trump. all of these individuals who represent concentrated power in the u.s. . are representing the same interests the only ones who thought that the u.s. had a mask of a commitment to do to democracy human rights. were people who were fundamentally naive who know you as a fish can never stand before the international community and printed in to be a defender of human rights they have been exposed for ever and that is a good thing. now germany has been caught by surprise i've heard reports that the u.s. plans to control 110000 troops from the country washington hasn't given any official explanation although a senior german minister did say that current relations with washington and. if it comes to do drill of some of the u.s. troops we will take note of this we are close partners in the transatlantic alliance but it is complicated. the plans show that the trump of ministration is neglecting elementary task of leadership to bind coalition partners into decision making processes while relations be

it is among the polls released last week showing joe biden leading donald trump. allthem outside the margins of error. among those gains for joe biden, female voters, that's a big one. joe biden has a 21 point lead over donald trump among female voters now. that is an eight point gain over what hillary clinton had in 2016. she won female voters by 13 points and got 3 million more votes than donald trump but did not win the electoral college. to win the electoral college, joe biden has to do better than hillary clinton on those polls. hillary clinton averaged 33% to 38%. "the washington post" reports biden's average lead by contrast is consistent and often larger than clinton's ever was. he is right at 50% and his average lead is 8 points. last week saw a parade of military leaders, including former marine corps leader general mattis taking strong stands, public stands, against donald trump. some are specifically endorsing joe biden, including former secretary of state and former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, colin powell. >> we're not a country of just the pr

all joe biden is doing is giving the playbook 101. >> here is the point. all i am asking is joe biden come out of the basement and talk without a teleprompter to the black community. earned the vote. earned the vote, joe. come out. >> sean: i believe a lot of people has always talk, talk, talk and no action, action, action and every few years, you have heard me give this speech before leo, i won't go through it. i resent it because i find racism re-pendant. it is a repugnant, sexist, misogynist, dirty air water, xenophobic is llama, and so that happens every 2-4 years. now the criminal justice reform bill, that was donald trump. that was not barack or joe. opportunities, that was donald trump. if you look at the lowest record, record after record after record from minorities in this country in terms of low unemployment, that was donald trump. it was not barack obama and it was not joe. >> let me just simply say this. i'm sorry, go ahead, sorry. >> i'm going to say the music modernization was donald trump. donald trump did the first step act. pertinent the f

i don't think joe biden has the ability to do that in which it makes the vp nomination all that more rtant. generally people would think vp choices don't matter but i think in the case of joe biden, when people see the first debate, they are going to look right to that vp. susan rice, are you kidding? that's what they are doing right now and exposing what susan rice did to the trump administration. >> is that susan rice? what do you think? >> yes, a little less than candid. >> sean: when we come back, protests around the country. if you are looking at those live pictures from new york city and we will have updates throughout the hour. when we come back the sister of law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty spoke to lawmakers about this. guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. bbut what if you couldg do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to

joe biden says the american people see the writing on the wall and the cases are going. >> this has been sort of funny, because when we all back to january when president trump stop travel coming to the united states from china to prevent the spread of coronavirus from getting out of hand, joe biden almost immediately said that a xenophobic and fearmongering to do such a thing. this president has done things every step of the way to help the american people. joe biden, all he can say is we need more testing, or testing. we are conducting half a million tests per day in this country and what we are seeing some spike in the numbers around the country, the great news here martha is of the death rate is declining sharply and, that's what it's all about. if that is great news overall for the american people. nobody had any question about coming out to criticize a president but the reality is that nobody has a plan to put in place. the saying that cure cannot be worse than the virus itself -- >> sandra: i think there is the feeling country that people are a little bit unnerved that it is still growing. when they see the number

kpix 5's joe vazquez have been following the protests all day. joe, how is it looking now?reporter: brian, as a matter of fact, they're wrapping up a and 6th streets. ght police rounded them up in the 10:00 hour, so not too long ago. the commander teresa ewing says at least 5 of them were throwing what she described as molotov cocktails with police following behind them at market and 2nd streets. >> there was a huge explosion and fire came out of the tube because they threw something in there. so that was, i mean it's pretty shocking that people would do that. then all the way down for the last bit, there were 4 more explosions, so that's why we're here and obviously the curfew. >> reporter: but did you determine what they were? >> we're still investigating it. we're not really sure. we have a backpack with items in it, fireworks as well as possible molotov cocktails. >> reporter: it's unclear what sort of explosive it was that she described, but we saw peeking out of a backpack that appeared to be fireworks. right now the last vans detaining people ar ally. most of the dem