jude.he stories of all the children that she got to work with on a daily basis. we were taught and raised that we all exist here on this planet to benefit others. that's how my wife and i feel when we give to st. jude every month. our giving is right up there with our mortgage, that's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. here, hello! starts that's thwith -hi!mple...we how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. ♪ ♪ maria: with welcome back. stephen schwartzman is our special guest this weekend. he's out with a new book called "what it takes." it details his career from i growing up in a philadelphia suburb to building blackstone into the world's largest private equity firm. he also ident

been there for how long i am for like 7 years or so many add i have never seen such a no no that's jude and 21 of the nigerian return east we understand that the nigerian president is. traveling to south africa is expected to travel to south africa in october that's next month where we will meet with these how the president syria. and one of the things we're going to discuss is the continuing violence on africa's especially nigerians and what the south africans government needs to do to tackle that apart from that they are expected also to discuss trade and business there is a volume of trade worth about $60000000000.00 between the 2 countries right now the process of bringing i didn't from south africa started this is the 1st night and more are coming in the coming days. u.s. president says he's delaying an increase in tariffs on $250000000000.00 worth of chinese exports by 2 weeks trump says the decision was made at the request of the chinese and as a gesture of good will china have made a gesture of its own announcing it would exempt some u.s. products from tariff increases in the le

jude every month. our giving to st. jude is right up there with our mortgage.de. we just think of how we would feel if our kids had cancer. it's giving back for the blessings that we have been given in our life. it's a cause that should resonate with anyone who believes that a child should be able to live a long healthy life. there's something about putting your arms around a child and bringing comfort, that's something that we can all agree on. when everyone comes together for this good, nothing can stop it. >> that is all the time we have this evening. we will be all over this next week. we will never be the hate trump media mob. we have a lot of ground to cover -- we will see you on monday. hope you have a great week. [ applause ] >> this is our "ingraham angle" special town hall chicago, a city in crisis. we have the airways consumed it's easy to forget the crisis unfolding on america's streets and the problems being ignored as we retreat in our political corners. we were here in chicago a year ago. at that time we promised the people in the communities and

there is a lot of anger from some of these nigerians coming from south africa right here with me is jude and today one of the returning from south africa talked to us about your feelings. you know i'm trying to get myself together i'm so hard here you know i'm fighting the tears that is wailing in my eyes because what i have seen in south africa is a horrible what did they do to you know they did not do anything to me that is the reason i'm alive today because i was scared because not many people where we are fortunate as i am you know we were living. being of in a state of being our friend because the people we're searching for especially nigerians they were looking for you understand why do you think this is not us they talk it's not going to show because they. only nigerians it's all and black africans they say then i gently as they come they there are doctors in our country they're stealing our jobs. with their wives as they do businesses where they can no no no you back in nigeria are you planning to go back to sell them never i will never stop my have my son in some south african s

jude every month.is right up there with our mortgage, that's the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. >> laura: and to close, i want to tell you about two brothers. joe and johne and john was a firefighter, and both tragically lost their lives. and both said their beloved dad was also a new york city police officer and he said, i love you dad. today, we remember them. and their sons -- three of their sons are actually in the military government service and one is a member of the nypd. and remember all those who lost their lives that day. maybe learning the right lessons for 9/11. god bless all of them and god bless my friend barbara olson who i think of all the time, but i especially think of her on this day. she was one of the most courageous people i knew, and always lit up the room. she was brilliant and funny and what here a lot more from barbara olson. the world would get a lot les

we were able to jude kait family asylum claims within 40 to 50 days on average.gain, these are facilities where with the educational, recorrections court, dining, the campus-like setting that obvious i isn't ideal but better than a situation where families are released and incentivized to come in large numbers. so that's the first change we asked for legislatively. that would be even more durable and consistent than just the regulatory efforts we have undertaken. we still have that request outstanding to congress. the second is really a key one. it's modifying the very important trafficking victims reauthorization protection act, the trafficking victims protection reauthorization act. tppra, which is establishes something we grow strongly with, high standards for care of children in custody. but also ha double standard embedded. we are not empowered to repatriate unaccompanied children arriving from non-contigous countries. you can return a child to mexico working with the mexican authorities but you can't do so for central america. that's something the central a

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jude, planary, and maureen. >> overhead, please. i'm jude dekenorf with friends of the park.ore that i wanted to thank you with your support of outside lands. it was fantastic. a huge thank you to phil and staff. right on, you guys knocked it out of the park. i've been going every year since it started. so many moving parts and you made it look easy. it was clean every morning when i got there. thank you for your support. i'm sure i'll be fan girling again. now i'm going to talk about jackson. so my understanding that people from the community have been coming to give support of our project, and basically what the community is looking for is jackson to be identified on the next bond and to receive full funding so we can do our renovation all in one phase in order to serve our current community and our friends moving in. just to acclimate you all. here is jackson. here is jean friends. here is mission rec. here is pretreoro rec center. that is half a mile from jackson and up a steep hill. this is the most recent one from the planning commission. so as you can see, we have a lo

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>>here's your first look at blake lively and jude law in the rhythm section based on the mark brunell novel lively plays a woman whose life falls apart after family is killed in a plane crash when she learns it was an accident 2010 john those responsible. the rhythm section opens january 31th in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>ago little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge there's a minor weights in your cash lanes but overall a nice friday morning commute into san francisco will check more bridges and freeways coming up after the break. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>welcome back to the casa morning news, the time now. we have a becker strong checking our forecasts and nothing says friday like a good ol forecast that's right and it's going t

and english film star jude law jane fonda has dined here several times. for jane fonda a fatal result but we tried for and she came to times to eat there and she was in front of me and she see very good he thought and. his thinking was one of the most famous at the moment actors we have. one specialty of the house served during the film festival as talk they were leaning in best the traditional venetian dish. it's homemade egg pasta served with anchovy cream. and bessie it means the tag leoni are cooked briefly tied in a pig's bladder a packaging that keeps the food warm and moist olive oil. presentation is of course key. roasted onions and fresh herbs lined the plate the food is then arranged on a bed of stones and flowers. the finished dishes unpacked at the table in front of the guest. giorgio likes to check in on his diners he's curious to know who he's cooking for and some guests like to meet the chef too. and they remember during this numa face that was he popular and he thought it was plain nothing about food but about the church and the island and

well a professor at the shanghai international banking and finance is jude benjamin shower is convinced the unrest in hong kong is supported by external actors. the violent protesters. increased the volleys you know to compensate for the decrease in the number of the peaceful protesters for quickly toting the bag on the most falling water use of that they learned the true nature of their most violent towards some of which seem very professional engaged or supported by external entity you can clearly you're quite trains it's all very professional choreographed scripts and responses in which i was with the rest and press the choice of wordings and his wrist was with will be used by any holcomb teenagers the a very professional so physically. commemorations to mount the 80th anniversary of the start of the 2nd a war began this week in slovenia and it's when the flame was late at a memorial built in on a of soviet of slovenian soldiers the torch used was bought all the way from russia and was itself from the tunnel flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier next to the kremlin representatives

america it depicts the hardships jude but also his fascinating encounters and discoveries and includes his drawings which fundamentally changed europe's future of the americas. view alexander from whom boyd was for sure one of the greatest scientists of previous times of all times when he was the most famous scientist of his time and i think he's undergoing a little bit of a renaissance at the moment and i think quite rightly so because i think his views on how he brings together the arts and the science how he says that we need to use our imagination and our feelings to understand nature i think are extreme very relevant. today we are dealing with climate change so no one dares to talk about the nature of the beauty of nature the vulnerable beauty of our planet and i think that something that. something we could. have that we could probably use today. alexander was born to wealthy parents in 769 after a brief career working for the pression government he used his inheritance to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and set off for america at the age of 30 accompanied by the french exp

. >> reporter: jude law is back as the pope and strutting down the beach in a speedo. it's a continuation of the series the young pope. it ended with the character in a coma, making way for john to join the cast as new pope. no word on when the series will air on hbo. >>> who do you think i am? someone who has never left the village? >> downton abby fans will be happy in newest sneak peek of the film. set in 1927, the story continues the saga of the family and its interactions with the servants as they prepare for a visit from king george the fifth and queen mary. it arrives in u.s. theaters september 20th. >>> kanye west regularly performs sunday services, but usually only for the kardashians, jenners, and close friends. now he's sharing the music with everyone in a new album. kim kardashian let it slip that the album has a september 27th release date. >>> that's the eye an entertainment. >>> coming up in sports, an emotional day as fans pay tribute. >>> plus, the a's get the ace back in the starting rotation. and oakland running into trouble as they go to the pen. th

images. but yeah and island yeah how hey gump that he would that it out i don't write wide eyed over jude whole one mine teasing i demand sheeting at the protest movement in hong kong goes back to the end of march when are controversial extradition bill those 1st introduced it propose that suspects could be sent to mainland china for trial the rallies escalated in turn violent in june when or on 2000000 people took to the streets on one day alone the largest demonstration the territories history bill was eventually suspended in those no been withdrawn but despite some demands being met a course those protests have brought into a broader pro-democracy movement of of a truck to support from the west talking on which one of the protest leaders as now arrived in the us is name is joshua warm he's in washington rizieq spoke to to 10 congressional hearings there is on the screen he's a prominent student activist who organizes protests against the chinese government in support of hong kong's independence the 22 year olds us were lead to the pro democratic party demo sisto he's already served sev

jude your courage to me for sure for you today. to be able to share. or to go to the source of your own words your bonus for c.b.s. news from the bush sr was addition to use of the world style opposed. to would not cut this a bit else. he wrote this of it in the choice to buy. implosion . anybody keester got it all think it was a big idea was still with a pretty daughter. so he took it out. of the year and human blood just died cannot you please list some on what to look good with just shit is it that. the old new flu shot. eat. sleep or died she replies to mr g.'s show who told we've paid our each applies to quit at the wireless. christening choice view. of the service a woman. who watched told grace call it. session when you're called on the flop. so you're going up here with the lies the school the school. yard socialists or you see that the based industries embrace joy which of course long. but. i know what you mean that the mistake was they were. for them to spew to all 3 of you seem to be what you believe it is that it's a student actually of cou

. $46.00 of all you can export judee e.u. so that would be a sizeable chunk taken out specially in germany come manufacturers who have a big stick and what happens with this breaks it process so and also has a lot of prestige around the world and has and its potence would be under we we know that people that mccrone want to see the e.u. politicized and to move towards being a super state i think it's part of the reader never largely because of the e.u.'s handling of this process and the us for the units on which we're not to touch the point that was one of the best things that britain did was not to enter you know who that ended up not that's testament to the foresight of golden brown who recently but chancellor 10 years ago and made that decision not to enter leaders on american contradictions that are you know one does not lead in order to begin but it's that if you have a little model that sustains your opinion that is incomplete and not ok russia let's talk about that little or no that's go back to you in paris what is th

his principal advisers, that now he was finally going to do what he had pulled back from in, back in judehot down an american drone. , and he has obviously stepped back from those words since he said them a week ago, and he has announced that they are going to send more troops in. do you think the iranian leadership will be rated by the? what they see that as a significant step or more rhetoric? i hope they will be worried. because in effect, they are requiring us to become even closer to this audis and to the united arab emirates in ways that really count. which is, we are strengthening their air defence capabilities. so in the next round, they wouldn't be so vulnerable. one could well ask, after the billions of dollars of military equipment that we've sent, sold to saudi arabia, why they weren't able to protect one of their most vital strategic assets. that said, the united states can certainly help them do a betterjob in the future. yeah, it's going to be interesting to see where this goes next. we have obviously have the response from the ua, saying they will take necessary measures i

first regarding finding number 7, that the board of supervisors reports to the pr presiding jude that they disagree with finding 7. annual reports were prepared by the pedestrian safety and advisory committee for 2012, 13, 2014 and 2018 as the vice chair reported. regarding recommendation number two, the language is in the draft. that the board of supervisors reports recommendation r2 will not be implemented because the recommendation is unreasonable in light of the pedestrian safety committee progress over the last year in addressing quorum issues, state of emergency for pedestrian safety advisory committee and they are the seoul advice -- the sole advisory committee on in. they will extend for an additional year during which time the committee is advised to review and remember changes to improve the efficiency going forward. i would like to move that we adopt the amendment. we recommend the resolution to the full board and file this hearing. can we tap that without objection? thank you. thanks again everyone for all of your work on this report and this issue. mr. clerk, please call

jude gayle was attacked in an alleyway in west norwood two years ago as he returned from the local shopuade witnesses who've stayed silent so far to come forward. we aren't angry, we are full of hate. we may go through stages where we feel frustrated and angry, but we aren't angry, we are not. what we wa nt aren't angry, we are not. what we want is plain and simple justice. aren't angry, we are not. what we want is plain and simplejustice. we wa nt want is plain and simplejustice. we want the correct people convicted and get the maximum sentence. uber could find out later whether its licence to operate in london will be renewed and by how long. its private hire licence will expire on wednesday. the company lost its licence in 2017 over public safety concerns, but then a judge granted a 15—month extension. a "hardworking loving father", those are the words of the family of christopher tuvi, the engineer killed while working at waterloo station last wednesday. he died while repairing a moving walkway at the underground station. mr tuvi leaves a partner and three young children. let's take

feehan francis jude feely garth erin feeney >> and my mother who encouraged all of us to be the wind not the leaf. and her wind has produced a daughter who is a lawyer, a mother and a leader and grandchildren and we all love and miss you dearly. >> and my brother-in-law, port authority police officer. paul, you always will be our hero. edward p. felt edward thomas fergus, jr. george j. ferguson iii j. joseph ferguson henry fernandez judy hazel santillan fernandez julio fernandez elisa giselle ferraina anne marie sallerin ferreira robert john ferris david francis ferrugio louis v. fersini, jr. michael david ferugio bradley james fetchet jennifer louise fialko kristen nicole fiedel amelia v. fields samuel fields alexander milan filipov michael bradley finnegan timothy j. finnerty michael c. fiore stephen j. fiorelli paul m. fiori john b. fiorito john r. fischer andrew fisher bennett lawson fisher gerald p. fisher john roger fisher thomas j. fisher lucy a. fishman ryan d. fitzgerald thomas james fitzpatrick >> and my dad, thank you for giving us the mountains, we feel a lot closer to yo

she raised more than $7,000 for saint jude hospital after being diagnosed in january of 2017. >> thatttle ellie. we love to hear stories like that. social media furious at the emmy awards for spoiling the now what four months old game of throne's finale. if you haven't seen it yet, close your ice. here it is. ♪ so the girl kills the monster, that's how it ends. the awards show showing that clip of a major death scene. the series ended back in may. many people online wh though who still haven't caught up are upset. wow, emmys that was way too much of a game of thrones spoiler. i don't care that it's been months that was rude. jillian: if you haven't caught up in months are you really a fan? i know they gave me this story to read on purpose. i will read it. now to the ugly, philadelphia eagles fan crying foul after a baffling moment last night's game. watch this. >> protection this time and now wentz looking around and there is just nobody down there open. he gets rid of it. >> yesterday's game by the way. 1:00. you can see the team's offensive line looking on as carson wentz is sacked

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intelligence chief joseph macor is jude to testify shortly before a congressional committee he'll be talking about a whistle blower complaints that's led to calls for an impeachment inquiry into the president's that it all centers around a phone conversation between don't trump and ukraine's president trump is accused of asking those amir's olinsky to investigate his democratic rival joe biden well we have 2 correspondents in washington d.c. covering the story will speak to kimberly hall kits in just a few moments but 1st let's go to heidi jo castro who's on capitol hill where the healing hearing rather will be taking place and heidi in the last few minutes we have had breaking news regarding that whistleblower statement it's just been released what more have we learned. right all of this just happened in the last few minutes it's a 9 page report so we've been looking through it and what it details in broad part is this effort of rumi the new climbing president of ukraine since he was recently elected by trump and by his personal attorney rudy giuliani giuliani who was trying to jump

. >> reporter: mills is now in the process of adopting little jackson jude. he is now 4 months old. she said she feels this was meant to be. >> that is one seriously adorable baseball. >> those nicu nurses perform miracles every day. >> that was only her second week on the job. >> wow. >> congratulations to her. >>> coming up this morning, search evidents intensifying for a missing hiker in hawaii. what his family is saying about his disappearance. >>> and the head of a charity that accepted donations from jay-z and the nfl is now under fire this morning over this picture. how she's defending herself. >>> plus, matthew mcconaughey horns in on espn's gameday fun with a dramatic entrance. all right, all right, all right. more "gma" right after this. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by state farm. talk to an agent today at 800- state-farm. so josh, you going for our drive safe and save discount? ♪ yup, using the app. driving safe. heh. you wanna go? wanna go bro? hey, uh, do not mess with my discount. woooo! you could save up to 30%. let's go! nice to meet you, go get 'em tiger!

. >> what's your name and question >> i'm jude meyers, and first just want to say thank you for coming speaker here. it's been a really interesting talk you have had. it's been interesting to listen to you. so thanks for that. my question, is clearly the system we have at the border isn't working or being efficient. so during the presidential debates we heard a lot of -- what are why solution would be to problem and like you said, there's some ones that were pretty good ideas and some that weren't so good, and my question is, what would -- if you were in charge and you had the power to change this, what would your ideal solution be to the crisis that's at the border right now. >> i invite everybody to read the last chapter of my book because i laid out at some length, but one is action in central america. second is, no border blockade that leaves people stranded in mexico. third is quick facilitation of children into state licensed facility and then into homes, open up the sponsored pipeline because the administration shut it down in order to keep kids locked up. fourth, provide legal

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you but i just want to share with our audience just a little snippet of the letter that was sent to jude and u.n. saying from the part of the education there is a considerable emphasis placed on the understanding that the positive aspects of islam where there is an absolute absence of any similar focus on the positive aspects of christianity judaism or any other religion or police system in the middle east this lack of balance of perspectives is troubling it feels like here what is being said quite explicitly is that these courses should have a role to play in us society and i overstating that do you see that j is for is playing a role society. i mean education is fundamental to. the ideas that are produced macadamia spread throughout the country so certainly they have a rule now the question is what is that role and. there has to be it leap somebody has to share the plate umpire when they see something becoming a bit unbalanced and that seems to be the case as i said. the total focus of middle eastern the middle east studies program is. islam we're not minorities there's very little on

appeals in new york, that nominee steven minashi frustrated senators on both sides of the aisle in jude. >> you are really a smart guy but i wish you would be more forthcoming. this isn't supposed to be a game. we are supposed to try to understand not how you're going to rule but how you're going to think. >> well, senator, i'm happy to be more forthcoming you had a follow-up. >> i'm out of time. you took a lot of it by not answering my questions. >> did you work on the administration's decision to end deferred deportation for undocumented immigrants who are receiving treatment for life-threatening illnesses? >> senator, again, consistent with my duties of confidentiality to the client if the -- >> i'm not asking for what advice you gave. i'm not asking you to disclose any confidence. i'm asking you if the worked on the issue of denying daca status to those who are receiving treatment for life-threatening illnesses. >> senator, again, i want to be as transparent as possible. >> then please be transparent. >> if i could, that's not an unfair question. did you work on the subject matter?

coming up, our coverage of the ecb was dances of the, richard bernstein -- the ecb with dan suzuki, judein portfolio strategist -- richard bernstein portfolio strategist. portfolio strategist. ♪ david: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this thursday, september 12. alix: here's every thing you need to know at this hour. ecb president mario draghi gets his way. the ecb will restart quantitative easing, cutting its deposit rate facility. david: the united states and china are showing each other some goodwill as they prepare to resume trade talks. president trump has okayed a two-week delay on new tariffs aimed at chinese goods, and china may restart imports of u.s. soybeans and p and saudi will keep overdoing supply cuts. the new oil minister spoke in abu dhabi. nobody has ever been as transparent as this. [applause] club raised direct almost $1.4 billion is the fifth largest ipo in the u.s. this year. the stock begins trading today on nasdaq. alix: no supercool retainers like i had. in the markets, this is pure and simple ecb qed trade in the market. you have the euro moving significantly

we have to do this in a way that is jude irgs but bringing people together. >> you've been so good talkinges giving voice to democrats maybe folks that might vote democrat. does this break down geographically for you? do you think there are parts of the country that are more opposed than others? >> i would imagine washington, d.c. or new york city, yes. in the bluest of blue states, maybe yes. i think that is one of the things. this election is really about making sure it is not just the coast but all across the country. if we are not connected with folks, we are not going to win this election. >> geoff bennett, get in here with this. >> how do you think house democrats should go forward with this as opposed to at the ballot box? >> let's not grandstand. let's get information and take action assuming action is warranted. but don't make it the spectacle. just do your job. >> how hard is that to do? press releases are just the thing. >> in a world of 24-hour news coverage, this will consume everyone. i think it will be difficult. i think we do have to demonstrate. look, i don't take pleasure

stars including sting, emeli sande, jude law and jack savoretti will be performing. is that at least we have done something for the next generation. in september 2001, the member states of the united nations unanimously adopted a peace day, a day of ceasefire and nonviolence, the 21st of september, annually. it was incredible. it was originally brought to our attention by a uk—based organisation, peace one day. it is so decided... jack savoretti is here. how did you get involved with this? i got involved, jeremy, who started this in 1999, he came to me when he was putting together this concert for tomorrow, which will have the likes of sting, willie young, macros one, ofan likes of sting, willie young, macros one, of an organisation —— emeli sande, ofan one, of an organisation —— emeli sande, of an organisation that i had about 15 years ago, through friends and miners were working on it, and to see the success it has had, when they were working on it in about 2007 and i remember in that year, they had managed to get to the taliban to partake in a day of peace, in 24

the book is called hey grand dude, playoff of hey jude. up with the name for the book. his grand kids didn't care that grandpa's a beatle. >> one of my grandchildren one day said hey, grand dude i thought, that's kind of cool. >> do your grand kids -- when they were younger, did they have an idea that grand dude was this world famous musician? >> no, no, they didn't you know, i say people come to see me, people pay to come and see me i'm famous yeah, all right. >> whatever. >> yeah. watching tv. >> hey, grand dude. >> he's a little needy. >> the book is on sale today for more information head to today.com/shop >>> and finally our football packed show continues with the behind the scenes look at carrie underwood shooting the revamped open with sunday night football including a special guest. >> because it is the 100th season of the nfl we toyed around with bringing back the original, i've been a fan of joan jet it's her song. i hope i can keep up ♪ i've been waiting all day for sunday night ♪ >> i grew up watching football to kind of have a

jude. the stories of all the children that she got to work with on a daily basis. we were taught and raised that we all exist . . >> we prepare every die take on a storm like, this and we shutter up, keep all our belongings as we can and say a prayer and hope for the best. >> hoping for the best, bracing found one of the most catastrophic storms in recorded history. hurricane dorian slowly, almost inching along, towards the florida coast. after pummeling the bahamas, you can see the after mast there. massive floods have shredded the bahamas islands, at least five people are dead and peopl

gloria: maÑana los esperamos en el zoolÓgico de san francisco, en la caminata de saint jude.dra: bÚsquenos que ahÍ lo estaremos esperando. >> muy buenos dÍas y es viernes 27 de septiembre. a la casa blanca se le acusa de encubrimiento y en vivo analizamos el contenido de la queja. alan: mueren otras dos personas por el uso de bateadores y aumenta la cifra de afectados por problemas respiratorios. entÉrate lo que hacen los centros para frenar la crisis. satcha: en exclusivo para un medio hispano doctor releva su mayor miedo como mÉdico y releva el doctor juan los sÍntomas que no le supo diagnosticar a su propia madre quien hoy enfrenta alzheimer pitbl tiene algo muy importante q compartir y escoger "despierta amÉrica" para dedicárselo al mundo. >> jlo y shakira revolucionan las redes al anunciar que cantaran juntas en el prÓximo super bowl. amanecemos con sus primeras declaraciones luego de que diera la gran noticia. en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora [mÚsica] [mÚsica] francisca: muy buenos dÍas familia y gracias para manejar con nosotros. empezamos con un merengue sabr

. >> mike ashley and jude ashley. janice: i recognize you from yesterday.ng out me with me o on your vacation. >> last morning. janice: thank you for coming. a beautiful day in new york city. take a look at the maps and show you what's happening across the country. the atlantic three named storms. karen, lorenzo and we have jerry. watching karen very closely because karen is going to bring the potential for very heavy rain, gusty winds over puerto rico over the next couple of days and then have to watch the track of this storm. it's going to stall out in the atlantic and maybe we might be dealing with this across the east coast. we still have a lot of time to watch karen. this is jerry that's going to affect bermuda over the next couple of days and move out to sea and have lorenzo. we'll don't think lorenzo. here is your forecast. make mention not only with the beautiful temperatures across the east coast. we have flash flooding over the southwest because of a tropical storm that has dissipated but bringing a lot of heavy rain over parts of arizona and new

jude's children's hospital and they investigate me. that was before the age of 30.xpense ratio of any charity and they investigate me. yet hunter biden gets a total pass after he gets kicked out of the navy for cocaine use, for this and that. come on, guys. the double standard is incredible. stuart: your dad is coming out guns blazing and so are you. stay there. eric, hold on a second. i have more in a second. >>> look at futures, please. we are moving up a bit more. now we are going to be up 20 on the nasdaq, 40 on the dow industrials. >>> we have elon musk making some pretty bold plans for space. he's unveiled his latest mars rocket prototype and says we could be sending humans -- he could be sending humans to mars sooner than expected. we have the story for you. >>> here's a commercial break. >> when i grew up in brooklyn my parents lived the american dream and taught me what to do to be invested. >> i saw the power of business and the importance of making your money work for you. ♪ ♪ with truecar, to sell just enter your license plate and see your car's value in

in africa and at 8090 square kilometers is the size of the greek island of crete a different county judesof the park allow enormous biodiversity and a wide range of habitats. i've. a large number of endangered species live in the national park but it's mountain gorillas are the best known worldwide there are only around 1000 gorillas left and 600 of them live here. it's. their own go once had the highest density of wildlife in africa today 95 percent of the animals have disappeared tusks and homes are traded for billions on the asian black markets i think the street price is higher than that of gold. poaching is on the rise and tourists no longer come. i think i. was going to say i knew for days to fill one of the 1st questions i asked the director of the park when he called was what will they do as i say my idea was that africans are not used to women being figures of authority. but i soon noticed that i had no problems right from the beginning. they call me mama which not only means mother but is a mark of respect when i tell them to do something they do it when you can as i get most of

someone prohibited by law of owning a weapon, someone who is a convicted felon or add jude indicated mentally ill goes into a firearm dealer, fills out the background check form but lies on it and says they are able to buy a gun and they get denied, they get turned down once that nics background check is run, what do you think happens with that information? where does the information that a convicted felon is trying to buy a weapon go once they've been denied? in my home state nowhere. in 34 states nowhere. in states across the country, not just delaware, new york, kentucky, texas, local law enforcement may never learn about a convicted felon who is actively trying to buy a gun. and often committing another offense by lying about it in that attempt. our bill would fix that. it requires federal authorities to alert state law enforcement of any background check denial so state authorities can decide whether to investigate or prosecute or go and pay a visit to someone given this important and imminent sign of an intention to engage in criminal activity. it also requires our federal depa

allowing guns to fall into the wrong hands -- convicted catch and release, domestic abusers, the a jude indicated mentally ill. you can have one of these emergency protection orders issued to someone, let's say mr. john smith, but if we don't close these loopholes, mr. john smith can go online the next day and gate new gun because the sell of the gun had no way there was a protection order against him. so without background checks a lot of this other stuff isn't going to do the job. isn't going to save the most lives that we can. so i hope the president thinks long and hard before releasing a proposal that falls short of making meaningful progress, particularly on background checks. in the past, republican senators, congressmen and candidates were promised action after mass shootings, only to announce support for legislation specifically designed not to offend the n.r.a. we've seen that before. this is a chance for the president to do something different and, frankly, something courage success. it would be a terrible shame, terrible shame, if he squandered that very much-needed opportun