>> al gore jr. i'm glad you clarified that. >> now, let's go to the first question. of over the 130 questions we received from this panel, we will begin with one of the 19 on health issues, and it goes to you, mr. vice president, and it will be asked by james hankin. mr. hankin? >> member of audience how do you feel about hmos and insurance companies making the critical decisions that affect people's lives instead of the medical professionals, and why are the hmos and insurance companies not held accountable for their decisions? >> al gore jr. mr. hankins, i don't feel good about it, and i think we ought to have a patient's bill of rights to take the medical decisions away from the hmos and give them back to the doctors and nurses. i want to come back and tell you why, but if you will forgive me, i would like to say something right now at the beginning of this debate following on the moment of silence for mel carnahan and randy carnahan and chris sifford. tipper and i were good friends with mel and

on tuesday, walter wallace, jr.'mother cathy wallace told reporters the officers knew her son was in a mental health crisis because they had been to the family's house three times on monday. >> did you tell the police about his condition when you called 911? >> they already knew about it. they already knew. >> they were there earlier that day? >> yeah, there were there earlier that day and they were standing out there laughing at us. they were not trying to help us. they did not give a damn about us. my sense had come a look at them, they're there laughing at us. -- we walked down the street. lots of cops standing out there. that's it. i'm done. [cheers] amy: during tuesday night's emotional news conference, the wallace family's attorney shaka johnson said wallace's wife dominique who witnessed his killing is pregnant and scheduled to have labor induced today. johnson said wallace had nine children. several of his young sons introduced themselves. name?t is your can you tell us about your dad? out., we would always h

and so what donald trump jr. was doing is trying to minimalize covid that just doesn't work and i can tell you one thing when you look at the polling, it doesn't work with women voters. >> gloria borger, nia-malika henderson, thank you. john king is standing by. he'll map out the importance of these states in the race for 270 electoral votes. and a new warning of a silent epidemic in the coronavirus crisis as the total number of cases now surpasses here in the united states 9 million. at dell technologies, we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to adapt to any size business. no matter what it does, or how it changes. and we kept going. so you only pay for what you use. because at dell technologies, we stop...at nothing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [sfx: typing sound] ♪ [sfx: typing sound] ♪ [sfx: typing sound] >>> following breaking news that both campaign across the battleground states looking for a path to a winning margin of 270 electoral college votes. cnn's

the new nationwide lockdown will last until at least december 1st. >>> jerry falwell jr.s suing for defamation and a former intelligence official weighs in on election security. those are some of the headlines on "the morning newsstand." cbsnews.com reports former director of national intelligence dan coats says russia is the new england patriots of messing with elections. in his first television interview since president trump abruptly replaced him last year, coats told "cbs evening news" anchor norah o'donnell that russia is trying to undermine americans' confidence in democracy. he also said he's worried about potential riots and violence after the election. >> the nightmare scenario is that election night people will draw conclusions or days after will draw conclusions that their candidate has been denied the victory. >> coats says he has no reason to believe that this won't be a fair election. >>> the associated press says jerry falwell jr. is suing liberty university. the former president and chancellor claims the evangelical school damaged his reputation in a serie

don jr., great to see you.'m not going to get conspiratorial on that one. >> tucker: i am not a conspiracy guy in the slightest, just noting that it's a little strange. anyway, thank you so much for coming on. we appreciate it. what's the best way to assess ththe presidents condition right now? given the pretty small set of facts we have going on. the doctor, a professor at johns hopkins university. someone that we go to to answer questions. thank you for coming on. how would you, given what we know the huge amount we don't know, how would you assess where the president's tonight? >> in medicine we talk about the eyeball test. the president looks pretty good. he looked strong. his gait is strong. his speech is normal. this is not a guy with a hacking cough. it's not a guy dealing with undulating pain or some intractable problem. this is someone who has a classic low viral load symptoms, fatigue and low energy and you feel like you got the wind knocked out of you. you might feel like it's the end of the day, fiv

jeff wilson jr., compares his first five games of the season until today, 25 carries and 51 total yards of the first five games. 112 today. three touchdowns today. the first 49ers player with 3 rushing touchdowns since the great roger did that. jeff wilson jr. you mentioned he's bigger and tougher than people thought. >> and a lot meaner than what people thought. this guy was having a career day before he went out with an injury. this was all in the first half. 17 to 100 plus and three touchdowns in the first half. they wanted nothing to do with fiscalty photojournali physicality of this guy. >> it is a high ankle sprain. >> i know injuries are apart of the game. the 49ers seem to be getting a line of injuries. >> absolutely. >> they had five guys on their roster with high ankle sprains. this is unprecedented. >> some of those injuries due to that bad field in new jersey that had to play twice. deebo had a ham spring injuries. anything more than that is a week to week thing especially you have to acc

that is a commitment to -- >> al gore jr. is it an agreement? >> it is a commitment. >> al gore jr.oh. (laughter) >> let's talk about, let's talk about -- >> al gore jr. well, he said he'd -- >> let him talk, senator. >> lighten up here, al. (laughter and applause) >> go ahead. >> let's talk about getting agreements. you know, the president of the us doesn't just negotiate with your friends in congress; the president of the us deals on the international scene. he's got to deal with the does not tell the truth about it. you have to deal the host of leaders around the world. the leader sit down and negotiate, they will come to agreements with people that they trust. this is a fundamental problem with bill clinton. trust and character. it is not the issue of how he avoided military service 20 something years ago. it is the fact that he does not tell the truth about it. he first said he did not get an induction noticed, and they find out that he did. you said it didn't have an rotc sought, then he did. then we find out that he did. these are inconsistency. bill clinton has trouble telli

officers confronted 27-year-old walter wallace jr. with guns drawn. police tell him to drop the weapon. wallace's mother is seen grabbing her son. he breaks away heading in the direction of the police who then open fire. wallace's mother rushes to her son's side with multiple witnesses. i was telling the police don't shoot my son. >> wallace was hit in the shoulder and chest. it is unclear how much shots were fired but there are 13 evidence markers >> i would have to agree with the police commissioner and mayor that it possesses serious questions. >> demonstrations after the shooting became violent. more than 90 people arrested. 30 officers received treatment for injuries with one suffering a broken leg. >> i fully support your rights to row test. we want to ensure our communities are not further hurt. please be careful. >> police have body camera footage of the shooting but are not ready to release it yet. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> tropical storm zeta restrengthened overnight as it gets ready to make land fall in southeastern louisiana

and as donald trump jr., the biden campaign wasn't even doubting the authenticity of these e-mails. so this thing is or absolutely, complete, totally outrageous, and it seems to me one of the responses ought to be a massive, mass i, class action lawsuit on the part of consumers who feel they violated their terms of agreement. if you can't get out a message like this, like "the new york post," a legitimate organ like this who are subject to normal liability laws if they put out a story that is false and have done so with reckless disregard for the truth, they're liable. all of these big tech companies are in bed with the biden administration, and they want donald trump to go could down. lou: absolutely. and they are protected as the newspapers are not from lawsuits. let's turn to google. antitrust legislation finally filed against google today by the justice department. give us your thoughts. google, only 90% of the market. do you think the crusties department's overly -- justice department's overly concerned

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from vanityto read fair headlined "don jr. thinks trump isis acting crazy." is yourrump, jr.ousin, the son of the president. vanity fair goes on to say -- "the step outraged medical experts including the physician walter reed this has all been denied, but your response to the enabling by the family? we saw at the first debate, who knows if there wiwill be another presidential debate. president trump says he's going to d do it but he is infected wh covid virus right now and vice president biden said he will not debate him if you still infected. you have the entire family sitting down, taking off their mask and despite i cleveland clinic doctor coming over to give them masks and say, please put them on, they refused. the entire group of them. do you find this likely what your cousin donald trump, , jr. said? i jujust your overall response o this. >> where to start. first of all, i have no idea why they can't hold these debates virtually. that having been said, it doesn't sound right. nott of all, has donnie been paying attention? he is just realizing that donald has been behavi

i watched what don jr.aid, saying there is no deaths and it's going away and reminded me what the president said at the beginning, no cases, it's going away. how are we still having that conversation nine months into this at this point? it hurt my feelings a little bit, jake. what else am i supposed to say? i was upset but not for me but for all of the people out there who have been so directly affected by this to be so dismidi dismissive of their lives. they didn't need to. we showed what would happen if we applied the policies around the world to the united states if we did what south korea did. 799 people would have died and not 229,000 people. the list goes on and on. we have tried to show people what is happening and tried to offer a plan and we did that by reporting on it, talking to these scientists and for some that doesn't seem to click with him. >> we have talked about the things that the administration has done that are good, operation warp speed for a vaccine. >> yeah. >> and improvements in the

because walter wallace, jr., was in distress.ce that wallace, jr., had mental health issues, that police needed to use de-escalation tactics. they didn't have to have tasers. walter wallace, sr., joins us now alongside the family attorney shack ka'john son. i'm sorry to meet you under these circumstances. i want to make sure the country knows this happened, understands your pain and understands what you want them to know. let's begin with not letting your son be defined by what took him out of this world but what made him important while he was here. what do you want people to know about your son? >> well, i want people to know i don't all this violence and looting. i don't want to leave a bad scar on my son and my family with this looting and on with the police department, looting stores, burning -- i mean, this is where we live, and that's the only community resource we have. if we take all the resource and burn it down, we don't have anything. so i want my son name and everybody to stop this, you know, give my son a chance and

eric and don jr.involved with -- they're running another charity because the trump's family was looting their own charity. eric is someone who can't serve in the state of new york. eric decompopose in a possible case. both of those are looking at whether trump and his children essentially cook the books at the trump organization inflated the valuations of the assets they held so they can get loans and investors and in certain cases of donald's finance fraud. eric is not an interested observer in all of this. he's been in his father's orbit and partaking some of the same problems, legal problems that are staring at the trumps in the faces right now. >> tony and tim, thank you both. >>> same-sex marriage, what can that change? it is as real concern and we'll tell you why. plus, how we see immigrants and how we talk about immigrants may all depend on what we choose to watch. proofs ahead on "american voices." proofs ahead on "american voices." mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthriti

with more blood spilled on both sides a speedboat vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. and i don't condone nonviolent tin of city who know. all this chaos for you know what they believe that every day i'm up there they must say this stuff is foul and it k.l. . security forces and protesters faced off mr wallis refused to blame the police owed right but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good can we get big that's the sentiment in the system i'm not oh so mighty head the king of all accountable for what he did well to wallace junior's mother was more forthright. now than i was found in the party. don't you have. a count to 5000 that we not yet and that you haven't yet come to my word that me oh well it's reportedly had a lengthy criminal record including convictions for assault and robbery and at the time of his death was awaiting trial for allegedly threatening to shoot a woman police said that when he was fatally shot he was wielding a knife that he ref

roosevelt fdr jr. as the hatchet man. he brings up hubert humphrey's world -- war record in world war ii. he is decried as a draft dodger. kennedy says i wish he had not brought that up. that was terrible. myself fromociate the fact that hubert humphrey never served in world war ii. one thing leads to another and there are allegations of mob involvement in jack kennedy's west virginia campaign. there was some. a lot of money is poured into west virginia. even though jack kennedy, by now, very nervous about how this election is going to turn out, certain overs -- so nervous he flies to washington d.c. to hide out. you want to downplay a defeat. he gets the call from robert kennedy, you won. that is the end of hubert humphrey's campaign and the end of the primaries. 1, 2 and over. but not the nomination. where has lyndon johnson been? he has not been a candidate. candidacynounced his for the presidency of the united states one week before the democratic national convention starts. now, this does not sound like a great strat

joining me now is donald trump jr., executive vice president of the trump organization. don, if not for california and new york, michigan, illinois crushing their economies i wonder with a gdp number would have been today. even higher. >> 100%. 100%, laura. you hear the dismay in the voices of the reporters when they have to say man, the economy is pretty good. they totally neglected talk

because walter wall streace jr. in distress.amily said it alerted police that he had mental health issues. that police needed to use de-escalation tactics. they didn't have enough tasers. walter wallace sr. joins us now alo alongside the family attorney. i'm very sorry to meet you under these circumstances. i want to make sure that the company knows this happened. understands your pain and understands what you want them to know. let's begin with not letting your son be defined by what took him out of this world. what do you want people to know about your son? >> well, i want people to know, all this violence and looting. i don't want to leave a bad scar on my son and my family with this looting and chaos stuff. with the violence. even with the police department. looting stores, burning. i mean, this is where we live. that's the only community resource we have. and we take all the resource, burn it down, we don't have anything. so i want my son's name and everybody to stop this. give my son a chance. and the family like we're dec

luciano and crew took care of dutch. >> tom dewey, jr., the impact of this on your family. were there threats to your family? >> oh, sure. >> what was it like? did you know about it? >> no. you're talking about -- i'm three years older than john. what's happening here in 1936, 1937 i'm four or maybe five. and they wouldn't -- being the people who they were, they would not share that with us. >> did they later tell you about that time? >> no. no. one had to find another way. there was an illusion to it, but one found out for one's self. >> what did you find out, tom? what were others doing to try to protect your dad and his family? >> he had 24/7 protection and a car and a detective and a driver. i think it was later that the only incident is that we did find out about was the missed opportunity to kill him. he went across the street, 96th street where we lived, to a diner there to have breakfast every morning, and dutch shultz arranged to have the boys there on a morning, and it would have been curtains, except that day he got up early and went to the office and they missed

just before he left for his son andre jr.'s football game.hen he returned home, marie and her car were gone. andre made a round of calls to friends, nobody knew where marie was. he then took all the kids to his mother's house and dropped them off. >> i remember somebody asked him where you going? and he says he's going to go check with my mom's girlfriends to see if he can find out where she's at. >> andre's first stop was the home of marie's friend bridget harris whom he'd called earlier. >> first he called and then i didn't really think anything of it, because i'm, like, well, she'll be back and then when he showed up, is when i got concerned. she's still not back? >> cell phones were still pretty rare in those days. >> so i paged her because i knew if i paged, she would immediately call me back. >> but marie did not call back. the next morning andre knocked on the door of another friend, jean jones apthel. >> he said they had an argument, i said, well, you had a little argument, don't worry about it. but the second he told me he had the ba

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here's nbc bay area's joe rosata jr. >> reporter: from the look of things on crystal springs road near st. helena, you wouldn't expect to find much at the top of this driveway. but there amid the ashes and incinerated trees, still stands the house of peter and jerry. >> my mom and dad built it in 1960. >> reporter: this house was not saved by luck or chance. the tangles of abandoned fire hoses and smoldering ground tell the story of where firefighters pitched a fierce battle. >> they stayed on the roof. they pumped about half the swimming pool out about 20,000 gallons i would estimate. >> reporter: the torched garage and storage shed show the fate in store for the house if it hadn't been for fire crews. >> the fire line came up right to the lawn. >> reporter: he said the firefighters who saved his home even went as far as removing pictures and photo albums from the garage before it lit up. >> i know these guys are brave and thoughtful. but this opened up a door to me where you could see who they are inside. you know they'd want some be to grab their albums. >> reporter: but just who we

edge a curfew going into effect after two nights of unrest over the police shooting of walter wallace jr. >>> the hidden crisis in the pandemic for working moms >>> and the backlash of the new world series champs, a star player celebrating on the field after testing positive for covid. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from pennsylvania. >> good evening. from wilkes-barre, in what may be the most important battleground in this election view from pennsylvania in just a few minutes but first to news breaking as we come on the air. hurricane zeta has just made landfall in louisiana. new orleans in the hurricane warning zone after zeta rapidly intensified into a category 2 storm just no rest in this record year for th hurricane battered gulf coast we have a late report now from morgan chesky. >> reporter: tonight, hurricane zeta unprecedented and unrelenting. the category 2 storm lashing louisiana, the strongest hurricane to ever hit the state this late in the season with dangerous winds and torrential rain. >> zeta is literally on our doorstep. the weather is

imagine if it was eric trump or donald trump jr. getting three and a half million dollars while their dad's president from a russian oligarch, getting money from a cause luck oligarch involved with a corrupt energy company and having no experience at all, getting $1.5 billion deal with the bank of china after president trump traveled to china, ten days later. the media mob completely in the tank for joe biden just like big tech, just like social media corporations. they aren't even trying to hide it at this point. what we just saw from tony bobulinski is not just talk, early this morning he produced all the corroborating evidence including all of the texts, all of the emails showing joe biden's deep involvement in his son's sketchy international schemes, all that evidence we now know is in the hands of the fbi. he set to meet with the senate homeland security chairman ron johnson. according to bobulinski he called his dad the big guy or mr. chairman my frequently referenced asking him for a sign off and this is especially true in ch

during primary season roy wood, jr.area for what was a very interesting discussion. so interesting that this week roy de sueded to check in on them again. >> back when it was still safe to go outside i went to atlanta to speak with some black voters. actually i went to go to waffle house but i did talk with voters. now i have reconvened some of the members of that panel it get their thoughts about the election that is just a few weeks away. good to see all y'all again, i know we can't do there in person luke we did last time. how do you feel about this year's election. >> excited. >> it is going to be interesting to see if we can get a new person in office that is going to help get us moving versus trump. >> i think biden has a chance of winning. >> he has for eight years experience as vice president. >> and he's not trump though. >> i would vote a cat over trump. doesn't matter at this point. >> what if it was a three legged racist cat. >> how racist. >> like it bites black people at protests, racist. >> yeah, still a

well, our very on roy wood, jr.y mail is the only way people will be able to vote safely but not all states are making it easy. >> the supreme court approving a request from south carolina to reinstate a law requiring absentee ballots to have a witness' signature. >> the process of notizing your absentee ballot in missouri has been closely watched by local civil rights groups. >> voters in texas are confused about what exactly is allowed in our state. >> if you put on your application that you want to vote by mail because of covid, that application must be rejected. >> damn, states like texas and south carolina really are actively limiting absentee voting. to find out more i spoke with mirna perez an expert in american voting rights. madam perez, bring us up to speed. where are we with vote big mail in this country now? >> we're going to have glitches, but every state in the country has a vote by mail process. we have been using vote by mail since the civil war. but we still have a handful of states that are going t

buckley jr., and in 1972, a year before roe v. wade was decided, william f. buckley jr. hosted a conversation about the legality of abortion with two lawyers -- one in favor of its legalization and the other against it. they were discussing an important abortion case that was possibly headed to the supreme court, the so-called byrn case, and the subject of religion came up. let's take a listen. amy coney barrett is catholic. is it fair to ask whether a person's religious beliefs might affect their judicial rulings? >> the rule that i have described several times in the judiciary committee is what i call the robing room rule. as a general matter, i think somebody's religion is not a grounds for voting to confirm or not confirm them as a judge. it's just kind of not fair play. and with our history of religious pertion, particularly of catholics, it's particularly important, i think, that we honor that. but things change when the judge puts on the robe in the robing room and steps up onto the bench. then they are an agent of the law, and every american who comes

and john jr. had a lung ailment. >> that day she was exhausted. >> you see them on the platt snowstorm she's there. suddenly she's vanished. she simply physically couldn't keep up. that was when she went back into the white house. she didn't know, how am i going to go off to five different inaugural balls. showed the absent herself and go, not too strong to say, collapse in her new home, the white house. >> i was really so tired that day. and that night, i was just laid out in the queen's bed. i couldn't move. >> she calls for the president's physician, dr. janet travell, who brought two pills. >> she had two pills, a green one and an orange one. she said take orange one. i said what is it? she said it was dexadrin which i had never taken. >> it turns out that's an amphetamine, speed, to rev tim motor of the individual. and mrs. kennedy said did it. it allowed her to get out of bed, get dressed, and look her most beautiful. >> jackie rejoins her husband for the first inaugural ball. >> on this gre

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night of protests after the killing of a black man by police on monday the 27 year old water wallace jr was shot by police after they said he with used to drop a knife or as his family say they have called for an ambulance not police to get help with what they called a mental health crisis. the philadelphia night once again lit by flames. tuesday saw more clashes between police and protesters. with more blood spilled on both sides must be pulled vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. i don't condone no valid chain of city to no doors is always chaos move it out with thanksgiving but every day i'm up in there myself this stuff is plowing in chaos as security forces and protesters faced off mr wallace refused to blame the police oh great but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good can't we get big this is only in the system i'm not oh so mighty had the king of all accountable for what he did. well to well a student whose mother was more 4th rate. you know tha

i would like to show you a clipf from willibuckley jr.'s original "firing line." and you'll see that this themes me up before. take a look. >> the soviet union is devoting $2 billion a yearnd to propaactivities primarily directed against the united states.ad they bst in 83 languages, 2,000 hours a year. this is 19. for that whole year, 2,000 hours. that's radio moscow alone. they have another transmitter grcalled radio peace and ps, which assumes a more strident tone. something has to be done. >> okay, so there you see, senar, the russians, the viets have been waging influence campaigns for roughla century, interfering, according experts, in the elections of 1960, 1968, 1976, and the 1984 elections, russia then again interfering in the 2016 election. is is nothing new if we look at history. correct, senator? >> it's absolutely notng new. what mr. staar was talking about is absolutely what's going on toda the difference is the availability of the technology to do it in auch more insidious and i'm afraid to say effective way than just, you know, distributing fliers

2nd night of protests after the killing of a black man by police on monday 27 year old walter wallace jr was shot by police when he refused to drop a nice was his family's say they called an ambulance not police for what they call a mental health crisis. the philadelphia night once again lit by flames. tuesday saw more clashes between police and protesters. with more blood spilled on both sides must be pulled vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. i don't condone no valid chain of city you'll note stores in all this chaos for you know what they believe that every victim of fear they must sell this stuff this violent it kills. security forces and protesters faced off mr wallace refused to blame the police great but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good come out we get big that's the suit the mood in the system i'm not oh so mighty had the king of all accountable for what he did well to well a student whose mother was more forthright. to get out there withou

but the german government hasn't announced any specific measures jr you implies it sent a letter to the german chancellor and other leaders to urge the government to act the king has now returned to thailand for the 1st time in almost 6 months and is expected to stay for a few weeks protesters have vowed to continue demonstrating despite a crackdown things are not getting easier for king longhorn. and joining me now is poverty in charge of all associate professor center for southeast asian studies at curator university and himself living in exile in japan praveen welcome why do you think the king of thailand spend so much time in germany . well i guess there's a number of reasons as i heard you know no one no one not quite sure i think the 1st one is for the medical reason that you need to consult with regular doctor you know in germany so when i get this is about his personal lifestyle i think he's a kind of a king who you know have some sort of if them trip. we have a correct good at least sighting in bangkok he would be put to much under the spotlight popular local media so being awa

a grinning donald trump jr. decided to show up on planet fox trying to convince millions of those viewers that people are not really dying from this. >> i went through the cdc data, kept hearing about new infections. i was like why aren't they talking about this. oh, because the number is almost nothing because we have gotten control of this thing. we understand how it works. they have the they are purapeut. look at my instagram. it has gone to almost nothing. outperforming europe in a positive way, so well because we have gotten a hold of this. >> these people are not almost nothing. these people are everything to their friends and families. my next guest is carlos sanchez, director of public affairs for hidalgo county in texas. he contracted covid-19 and almost died. he penned a powerful piece entitled covid is killing my people and no one seems to care. carlos, thank you so much for being here to talk about your experience and that of your community. you describe your hospital stay in gut wrenching detail rea

door easier to be fair those contracts did fall through but it's things like that that makes trump jr say things like this the biden family is the most corrupt political family in american history i'm pretty sure that video is what pops up when looking for the meaning of the phrase the pot calling the kettle black because the trump kids are 2 and just fine control of the trump organization was handed to don jr and his brother eric by their father when he took office due to conflict of interest issues but in 2017 promotional materials from trump tower mumbai were not boasting a connection to quote u.s. space real estate tycoon celebrity and potest donald trump the office of the president can't be used for personal benefit guys so the ads which are said to have been unapproved were pulled trump also put her fashion line into a temporary trust before taking a role in the white house and yet reports of her company having trademarks fast tracked keep cropping up she rubbed shoulders with xi jinping and the same day several new ones are approved and speaking of her fashion lines right after

if donald trump jr. had ever had the misforting to secure one for a family member who had died, he would know that. quote -- death certificates tame time to be completed. the cdc explain that, quote, states report at different rates. it takes extra time to code covid-19 deaths, all of which means, quote, provisional data are not yet complete. one can tell that trump junior was stepping in it, as he called deaths almost nothing from the reaction from laura ingraham. she started the segment with a jovial expression. as her guest minimized deaths on a day that almost 1,000 -- she stops nodding, her smile changes, and yet she offer a lifeline. >> there are covid deaths, but the question is are they rising with the rising case numbers? we know from all the charts, you can go on all the web sites, you can see that maybe a sleight up tick, but not tracking with the rising case numbers, which frankly is good news. >> deaths are not tracking with the rising case numbers. good news, she calls it. deaths don't trac

with more blood spilled on both sides a speech vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. i don't condone nonviolent chain of city who know. all the scales for you know when you think they've done everything. they must say this stuff is foul and it kills. security forces and protesters faced off mr wallace refused to blame the police owed right but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good can't we get big that's the sentiment in the system i'm not oh so mighty head of all accountable for what he did well to well a student whose mother was more forthright. yeah that was found in the body but now you have. 30025000 men think we know yet and they think. yes but why would that mean oh police said that when he was fatally shot he was wielding a knife that he refused to drop but some protesters were adamant that racism and a lack of training on the part of the police led unnecessarily to wallace's death you cannot restrain him 3 how can i tell a younger man will go

it's also the headquarters of the two systems with legendary donald trump jr. the billion dollar plus projects. he agrees 100% that headwaters of bristol bay and the bristol bay r2 you need to take chances with. the trump senior hasn't disagreed with his son, but hasn't agreed either. tweeting last month, don't worry, wonderful and beautiful alaska, there will be no politics in the process. >> environmentalists are also skeptical about the mason moved to bar gas drilling in parts of mexico and the atlantic ocean. it's a rare move against the fuel industry. shannon. >> shannon: thank you. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spend the evening with us. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. r older, get the superior flu protection of fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the only 65+ flu vaccine with four times the standard dose. and it's free with medicare part b. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care pro