greg: all right, kat. kat: hey. greg: what is going through joe biden's mind?is week was like the biden harris kamala harris biden, he said this, she said this. i truly don't care the name of it. i'm upset about the plan that says 3 trillion in new taxes. i already pay so many in taxes, you want more? i said this last year, i stand by it. i want a baby to be president. people say to me, kat, how would we get anything done? we wouldn't. donald trump is such a big baby, i get upset not for the same reason lot of people watching might be upset but because i wish. imagine myself walking down the street with my satchel of meghan engel jewel pods over my back, then i would truly be free. i'll say it again. we got to do better than that. greg: last word, emily. what you make of joe's week? emily: for the harris biden thing, to me, it's the usual suspect except it's ending the whole time. of court is the harris biden ticket. she's a little bit of mr. burns, too. might as well start making bumper stickers now. they are slipping we all know is what happening in actuality

kat: i know that. his super human ability not to be embarrassed so if anything bad happens, he just get out there and because he forgets and willing to go out on a limb every day, people kind of go with him. it's weird. >> was the most important things you can tell a kid? being yourself. everybody is supposed to be themselves. it's very obvious, trump is himself. even with the weird dancing and out of sync clapping, it's like that him and he's doing it and having fun and he is a braggart and even when he's joking around and like i want to pack myself on the back, i'm not saying this for my ego and that is him. the amazing thing about it is when you look back at all the democratic candidates before they dragged out biden's old phone, it's like trust this orange man with the crazy hair, he's more authentic and all of them put together and that should be studied by sociologists until the end of time. greg: that's true. it's weird, i voice said this, i think, maybe i did or didn't but he's a billionaire cl

greg: all right, kat. kat: hey. greg: what is going through joe biden's mind? week was like the biden harris kamala harris biden, he said this, she said this. i truly don't care the name of it. i'm upset about the plan that says 3 trillion in new taxes. i already pay so many in taxes, you want more? i said this last year, i stand by it. i want a baby to be president. people say to me, kat, how would we get anything done? we wouldn't. donald trump is such a big baby, i get upset not for the same reason lot of people watching might be upset but because i wish. imagine myself walking down the street with my satchel of meghan engel jewel pods over my back, then i would truly be free. i'll say it again. we got to do better than that. greg: last word, emily. what you make of joe's week? emily: for the harris biden thing, to me, it's the usual suspect except it's ending the whole time. of court is the harris biden ticket. she's a little bit of mr. burns, too. might as well start making bumper stickers now. they are slipping we all know is what happening in actuality.

kat tell him. greg: kat, we have got to burn it down. all right kat what is your take on the debate? it's the only chance he can make a prediction? >> i don't think they are going to actually be listening to what anyone is saying. we don't really do a lot of that anymore. people have their minds made up and so partisan and they just sit there and shake and seeds and foam at the mouth with hatred for the other side. i guarantee you that the next day and any one on the left is going to say amazing bidany, amazing, amazing and on the right it will be the same thing. i do think the expectations for joe will be a little bit lower. i think if he makes it the expectations will be lower. i'm so glad it's happening and i'm thrilled to watch it. i'm running out of things to watch but the code is it so important is happening and i think he will be great but i just so people can listen and watch with more of an open mind and we seem to be a lid do anything now. wragg all right walter bring us home. joe doesn't the moderator he might just miss. >> fi

kat tell him. greg: kat, we have got to burn it down. all right kat what is your take on the debate? it's the only chance he can make a prediction? >> i don't think they are going to actually be listening to what anyone is saying. we don't really do a lot of that anymore. people have their minds made up and so partisan and they just sit there and shake and seeds and foam at the mouth with hatred for the other side. i guarantee you that the next day and any one on the left is going to say amazing bidany, amazing, amazing and on the right it will be the same thing. i do think the expectations for joe will be a little bit lower. i think if he makes it the expectations will be lower. i'm so glad it's happening and i'm thrilled to watch it. i'm running out of things to watch but the code is it so important is happening and i think he will be great but i just so people can listen and watch with more of an open mind and we seem to be a lid do anything now. wragg all right walter bring us home. joe doesn't the moderator he might just miss. >> fi

kat: i have a lot to look forward to.s: amid good place, it's fine, nobody but you know people dating, this is nothing. walter, back me up on this. you literally -. greg: let me interject because walter, what tyrus is saying, being with someone for a long time in a pandemic and having to wear a mask during sex, solve that problem. the mask creates a different person. tyrus: i did not say that. [laughter] you said that. i never said that. walter: tyrus said the opposite. i think the whole mask mandate, as somebody who has always worn a mask during sex, i think this is a great development. my partners used to accuse me of being a pervert, now they say thank you for trying to flatten the curve. frankly, in marriage, wearing a mask, especially wearing different masks every night is about the only way to keep having sex. so i think there's going to be a baby boom after covid, basical basically. [laughter] greg: i think you're right. katz, having been just being engaged, this conversation must be encouraging. kat: i'm going to

kat tell him. greg: kat, we have got to burn it down.at what is your take on the debate? it's the only chance he can make a prediction? >> i don't think they are going to actually be listening to what anyone is saying. we don't really do a lot of that anymore. people have their minds made up and so partisan and they just sit there and shake and seeds and foam at the mouth with hatred for the other side. i guarantee you that the next day and any one on the left is going to say amazing bidany, amazing, amazing and on the right it will be the same thing. i do think the expectations for joe will be a little bit lower. i think if he makes it the expectations will be lower. i'm so glad it's happening and i'm thrilled to watch it. i'm running out of things to watch but the code is it so important is happening and i think he will be great but i just so people can listen and watch with more of an open mind and we seem to be a lid do anything now. wragg all right walter bring us home. joe doesn't the moderator he might just miss. >> first of all i

her mind is as sharp as her bony little elbows, kat timpf.give you the shirt off his back, which you can use the cover, tyrus. all right. >> would you ever accept an offer for bobbed with ward to write about you? that's insane to me. >> first of all, yeah, i would. it would be a lot different and i would have one of my homeys in the room with me starring at him the whole time. why the hell are you talking alone with these people, mr. president. how many books do you need before you go, hey, i'm going to stop giving these damnn't views to these people. so what, bro, welcome to the club. we have been the number one show on tv for four years. i have been tweeting about the damn president for my jokes. and tyrus, where is the greg gutfeld. marianne: two officers have been shot in an apparent ambush in compton, california. we are going live to a press conference with the l.a. county sheriff. >> two deputies were ambushed by a gunman. they have critical wounds. we are in the hospital. i'll have a homicide captain ted wayne will provide more details

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smith, democratic strategist jenna arnold and kat tempf. i haven't seen a lot of you for a long time, too long. john layfield first are we ever going to get back to business as usual? >> yeah, ever is a long time, when i say something like that but yes we're going to get back to business. we're going to lose 30-50% of our small businesses in new york city because of covid. we've already had broad way has become dark. we're losing the heart of new york city, up to 40% of east side and west side according to cell phone data are left out of the city and that's a shocking stat for new york city. david: we were losing some of your mic during your statement so we'll have to work on that but kat, new york city has a double whammy. it was the covid lockdowns but also has a tremendous increase in crime and there's been rioting from some protests that got out of control. is that becoming more of a problem now than covid itself? >> it's definitely a problem for me, and sometimes i'll take to twitter and i'll sort of share things that i've experienced

joining us now is kat hunter from our politics team.iven issue are his taxes likely to be tonight? : i think we know certainly that the tax issue has split it onto the scene in the last 48 hours, and gives an advantage to joe biden. it gives him a chance to paint this contrast between his characterization of trump as a product of park avenue and his characterization of himself as being from scranton, pennsylvania. we would expect biden to emphasize that tonight, and the extent to which this changes voters' minds, we know that one million americans have already voted. there is a very small percentage compared to the past elections of undecided voters. so it certainly gives biden an in to attack trump tonight, but i don't know how many minds will be changed. francine: what could change minds? there are not that many undecided voters. how is this debate different from the first face-off between donald trump and hillary clinton in 2016? differencesthe main here could be that we have an incumbent president trump, not two candidates vying for

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let's go to kat timpf, fox news contributor, also carol markowitz, new york post columnist.trothed, you know, go in there, and there's a charge. there's a surcharge, a covid-19 surcharge on the bill. what do you do? >> i was actually kind of alarmed that restaurants weren't allowed to do in anyway without the permission of the government. i would think that restaurants would be, as long as you're warned ahead of time, put whatever fees -- you could do a 50% mystery fee if you wanted to. it would be up to people to decide whether or not they wanted to pay that, and the market would sort of work it out. in theory, that could be what happens in this case, but i think that these restaurants aren't going to have trouble packing their places since packing them means 25% capacity. so i'm sure they'll have no problem filling them that way. there is a question of is this even going to be enough, because a lot of places have already closed down. there's been no indoor dining since march, and now they're saying, okay, you can open up 25%. how do you run a business like that? my bar in

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fox news contributor kat timpf is worried.at could be wrong with that? >> well, unfortunately what's wrong with that is that no matter how much you might try to think that this is just a pause in time, stay at home while this pandemic is figured out, time doesn't pause, right? if you have to move home because you lose your job or things are tough because of the pandemic for you, you don't really get that time back to do something else. we may be seeing a lot of people from that generation who are behind not just in terms of career but also in sort of life skills, growing up, independence. you live on your own, the first time you have to deal with the difficult neighbor, the first time you have to deal with the jerk of a landlord, the first time you wake up to a mouse scurrying next to your face. the last one might have been just me but independence is so important and it's unfortunately one of those things that you have to learn by doing and that's the only way you can learn. >> charles: so you're concerned about some sort of

school graduate, taught law there for 15 years as a student she co-wrote a law review article saying kat lidge judge -- appeals court confirmation hearing she would follow the law. >> i would stress that my personal church affiliation or my religious belief would not bear in the discharge of my duties as a judge. >> reporter: another contender is barbarahe 11th circuit court of appeals just ten months ago after she served as a judge on florida's state courts the first hispanic on florida's supreme court and is the child of cuban immigrants. >> they left cuba without anything but their education, their strong work ethic and their desire to succeed. >> reporter: president trump was upbeat about that today. >> she's hispanic. she's a terrific woman. from everything i know i don't know her florida, we love florida. so she's got a lot of things -- >> reporter: if justice ginsburg's successor is appointed by president trump that would move the court firmly to the right, splis 6-3 it would be the most conservative court in a at least a century a trump nominee confirmed before election day would

also, i chatted with kat brooks who is with the anti-police project. her response was whoa, she was frankly shocked that these charges were filed. >> get back down, drop the bat, man. drop the bat. drop the bat. [ sound of gunfire ] shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: the shooting happened april 18th. police got a call of a man waving a bat and may have been suffering a mental episode. when the first officer arrived, he ordered taylor to put down the back back. when taylor does not comply, a taser was deployed twice, followed by a fatal gunshot. today, the alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley announcing her office has filed manslaughter charges against the police officer jason fletcher for killing stephen taylor. >> a thorough review of the statement of witnesses and involved police officers physical evidence and a review of multiple videos of the shooting shows that at the time of the shooting, it was not reasonable to conclude mr. stephen taylor posed an imminent threat of death or great bodily injury to anyo in the store. >> reporter:

. >> brennan: we'll get an update on the fires from oregon governor kat potential ms fatality incident as they search for survivors. plus in our continuing coverage of the impact of covid, we'll spaining with thspeak withthe head of pfizer. and we'll hear from former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb, and the c.e.o. of united airlines about the future of the airlines industry. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: there are 62 large fires burning in california, oregon, and washington state. more than five million acres have burned. thousands of homes have been destroyed, and once again, the hardest hit are the underserved communities. we begin this morning with oregon's governor kate brown joining us from her home in salem. good morning to you, governor. >> governor: good morning. thank you so much for having me. >> brennan: we have seen reports that at least 10 people have died, dozens are missing. state officials are warning of a potential mass fatality event. wen will you have these fires under control? >> governor: well, the good news is that the weather has stab

katty: i'm katty kat in washington. >> is increasing tension in places where guns are never far away.atty:redent trump flight to he says it is forest management. joe biden says it is climate change. the people want the flames to stop imigrants want to move on from lesbos. local residents want them gone, too, but the prime wants them to stay. iyou knowf he in planet of women and love,co but it d also be the planet of life. we will explain. katty:o elcomeorld news america" on pbs and around the globe. when a huge blast in the lebanese capital, beirut, killed nearly 200 people, it also exposed long-standing structural issues and a country long in crisis. a blend of corruption can distrust of politicians, and crippling poverty have led to factionalism and violence on the streets. six weeks aftethe blast from our middle east editor jeremy bowen has returned to beirut look at how and if the .untry can he jeremy: poverty and pain run through this stronghold for sunni muslims in beirut. apart and died--grew apart and died young, shot dead in a street battle with arrival family. like most peop

now i also spoke with kat brooks who is with the anti- police project. she has been working closely with the family on this, and her reaction to me was well. she could not believe that these charges were filed. >> it back down. drop the bat, man. drop the bat. drop the bat. shots fired, shots fired. we make it happen on april 18 at walmart on his variant boulevard. police got a call of a man waving a bath and may have been suffering a mental episode when the office are first arrived. he ordered taylor to put down the bat and when he did not comply a taser was deployed twice, followed by the fatal gunshot. today the alameda county district attorney announced that her office is filing manslaughter charges against san leandro police officer jason fletcher for killing steven demarco taylor. >> a thorough review of statement of witnesses and involved police officers physical evidence and the review of multiple videos of the shooting shows that at the time of the shooting it was not reasonable to conclude mr. stephen taylor posed an imminent threat of death or

. >> reporter: oakland commuter organizer kat brooks spoke about the violence and injustices that black women face. >> nobody wants to talk about the black women that cannot call, will not call 9-1-1 when we are getting the -- beat out of us in our own home, because we are not sure what is worse, the abuser in our home or the abuser of the black and white on their way. >> oscar's uncle rallied. >> breonna's death could have been prevented and oscar's death could be prevented, if there's no justice, how can we have peace? >> demonstrations did end peacefully. no arrests, citations or reports of damage. >> kate, thank you and tonight the family of breonna taylor is calling for the release of the grand jury transcript, this as mass protests are continuing nationwide. protest thors saying that justice has not been served, a curfew is in affect in louisville, kentucky. we have the latest from there. >> reporter: tonight protesters are taking to the streets in louisville are and across the country once again. saying they won't give up until they believe justice is truly served. >> yesterday w

kat, we wish you all the best with your race. thanks for taking time to talk with us today.ective. >> thank you so much, gillian. leland: and is a race, indeed. the democrat running for florida's 3rd district, when we come back. ♪ vited. not by me, mate. something's not right. they're calling all the shots. what do you want? we've got to get him out. not a chance. the days of entebbe are long over. it's not his fault. this is terrorism. the world will see how guilty you are. i should go. we're not afraid to die. that's why we're going to win. what have you done to him? i'm not afraid either. infidel. rated r. robinwithout the commission infifees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. ♪ muckleland: just before break we spoke to the republican candidate running for ted quo hoe's congressional seat in florida. now adam christianson, 26-year-old business owner who would be the nation's youngest democratic congressman. good to see you, sir, appreciate y

thanks to walter kirn joe concha tyrus and kat. i love you america. g that remember, i'm waters here's my world. ♪ i have just come from the rose garden at the white house way just nominated judge amy coney barrett for the united states supreme court. judge: a victory lap after nominating a third person to the highest court in the land. hello and welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro thank you for being with us. the fight ahead will be ugly but today ceremony in the rose garden was historic as president trump officially nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court. >> if we understand this is a momentous decision for president. and if the senate does me the honor to confirm me i pledge to discharge the responsibilities of this job to the very best of my ability. i love the united states and i love the united states constitution. judge: we will talk about it but first my open. we are in the fight of our lives. it is a fight between good and evil, truth and lies, freedom and anarchy, law and order in the future of the greatest experiment in de

sam and kat, while not enamoured by keir starmer, are pragmatic about his prospects. at the front of his name, so i think he's much more likely to win because he fits what we think a politician should look like. but i am a little bit worried that he willjust be another tony blair. i think you can maybe work towards becoming more socialist once you have the right person in power in the first place. labour has to find a way to rebuild in seats like this, where many traditional voters turned away, and at the same time maintain the support thatjeremy corbyn won, particularly among younger voters. that's no easy feat. local boutique owners jackie and trish aren't convinced by any politician right now, but they are open to persuasion. we've been labour for so long and then we voted conservative this time. it's like, will i go back or won't i go back, so it's very open—minded. to me, you vote for whoever is hopefully going to give you the best outcome for your life and your family's lives. so some hope, perhaps, for labour to win back what's been lost, but it will be a long,

yes all right dearest give kat packages in solidarity said the web to see that this anger isn't directed at them but it another visitor to there's something going on. over 1000 packages have been collected containing food toiletries and even toys. maina georgieva and stand a mammy hand off distribute donations and fare for many chinese workers live in shared apartments. male often georgieva give support to migrant workers from eastern europe. they translate for us here. one bulgarian says he's been a meat cutter for attorney as for 18 months. we're going to offer you in for example if a veterinarian marks any spots on the pigs that are not suitable for consumption but one of his jobs is to cut them off as an adult. the man is employed by a subcontractor he gets the minimum wage 9 year olds $35.00 an hour he hasn't received a paycheck for months he lives here in an 80 square metre apartments with 8 others next door we meet some men and women from polish than them the men are contract workers for 10 years and also live here and collective accommodations how many people live here we ask 8 o

. >> reporter: oakland commuter organizer kat brooks spoke about the violence and injustices that black women face. >> nobody wants to talk about the black women that cannot call, will not call 9-1-1 when we are getting the -- beat out of us in our own home, because we are not sure what is worse, the abuser in our home or the abuser of the black and white on their way. >> oscar's uncle rallied. >> breonna's death could have been prevented and oscar's death could be prevented, if there's no justice, how can we have peace? >> demonstrations did end peacefully. no arrests, citations or reports of damage. >> kate, thank you and tonight the family of breonna taylor is calling for the release of the grand jury transcript, this as mass protests are continuing nationwide. protest thors saying that justice has not been served, a curfew is in affect in louisville, kentucky. we have the latest from there. >> reporter: tonight protesters are taking to the streets in louisville are and across the country once again. saying they won't give up until they believe justice is truly served. >> yesterday w

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's kat downes. football, the tour de france, everything you want! a busy weekend, we are going to start with the football. manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says his side need to improve quickly after losing 3—1 at home to crystal palace in their opening premier league game of the season. and it was one of united's former players, wilfred zaha who did most of the damage at old trafford, scoring twice — including this goal — to seal the victory for palace. so two wins out of two for crystal palace, and the same for arsenal. eddie nketiah scoring the winner five minutes from time against west ham. wins too for everton and leeds. scottish premiership champions celtic have gone top of the table, after beating bottom side livingston 3—2. albian ajeti with the decisive goal at celtic park. second play third this afternoon as rangers face hibernian. spectators returned to english football league grounds for the first time since march yesterday, with 1,000 fans allowed into seven stadiums as pa

thanks to walter kirn joe concha tyrus and kat. i love you america. g that are.com. g. her.com i have just come from the rose garden at the white house way just nominated judge amy coney barrett for the united states supreme court. judge: a victory lap after nominating a third person to the highest court in the land. hello and welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro thank you for being with us. the fight ahead will be ugly but today ceremony in the rose garden was historic as president trump officially nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court. >> if we understand this is a momentous decision for president. and if the senate does me the honor to confirm me i pledge to discharge the responsibilities of this job to the very best of my ability. i love the united states and i love the united states constitution. judge: we will talk about it but first my open. we are in the fight of our lives. it is a fight between good and evil, truth and lies, freedom and anarchy, law and order in the future of the greatest experiment in democracy, the united states. president t

keyboard is archaic and as a way to interface with computers it doesn't catch the nuance it doesn't kat's the intentions of what we're doing like voice does and so your work with voice capture and turning and inner ai in voice is to allow for intent to permeate the relationship and so therefore it becomes more predictive and reactive and the block same comment is you know that is the really a very important aspect to this because as i saw on twitter recently somebody made the point that we're moving from adam smith's idea of the wealth of nations to the wealth of individuals so anybody. israel's have a wealth and that wealth is then if it can't be suitably attached to a block saying and i can maintain my wealth then i have economic agency in an economy in a purely digital economy and certainly with bitcoin that and that that you know you've got $100000000.00 seto she's per bitcoin conceivably i'll throw this out there. a marketer wants to sell me something and just for on traits of my individual sovereignty is going to cost a fisa toshi just to get just a knock on the door precisely i've

thanks to walter kirn joe concha tyrus and kat. i love you america. g that remember, i'm waters here's my world. ♪ i proudly nominated judge amy coney barrett. >> breaking tonight, victory after president trump after nominating a third person to the highest court in the land. hello. welcome to justice. i am judge jeanine puro. thanks for being with us. the fight ahead will be l ugly t today's ceremony in the rose garden was historic as president trump officially nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court. >> i fully understand this is a momentous decision for president. if the senate does the honor of confirming me, i pledge the responsibilities to the very best of my ability. i love the united states and i love the united states constitution. judge jeanine: . judge jeanine: first, might open. ♪ we are in the fight of our lives. the fight between good and evil, truth and lies, anarchy, law and order and the future of the greatest experiment in the democracy of the united states. president trump nomination today of amy coney barrett, a brilliant

thanks to the great walter kirn, kat timpf and tyrus. i love you, great america. ♪ welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the program. something very mysterious is happening in america. there is a campaign to program you. you are being told not to trust what you see with your own eyes. if you are told something you are telling you didn't hear that. if you feel something, you are shamed into not trusting your instincts. let me show you why it works. for the entire summer job rrp ignored the most december -- joe biden ignored the destructive riots. besides fox, national tv stations didn't show videos of the rioting, looting and shooting. when they referenced it, they called it mostly peaceful. but local news showed it every night. and they showed it on social media. joe biden didn't say a word about this until cnn told him it was hurting his chance of winning. >> i think this is a blind spot for democrats. i think democrats are ignoring this problem or hoping it will go away. it's not going to go away. joe biden may be afraid to d

right at 31043104 we're a long way from that keep an eye on that 200-day moving average >> it's like a kats hecat head n ear. you mentioned a bunch of reasons for sell off including d.c. drama. markets have been hoping for additional stimulus. that may have gotten unlikely. kayla is here now with more for us kayla. >> reporter: to avoid a government shutdown in nine dardays both parties were discussing a compromise that would have seen money for school lunch programs. the bill that house democrats released today didn't have either of those things sparking criticism from the right senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tweeting the rough draft leaves out key release for farmers suggesting it as insult to injury. congress has nine days to fund the government through december. the senate has 12 working days between now and the election leader mcconnell and president trump said they will try to condense a historic supreme court battle into that time frame as well. over at the white house larry kudlow with his unique brand of optimism suggests that washington can multitask >> we can get a clean

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kat timpf and hopefully emily and joel pollak and tyrus. ♪ literally great.ching different sports like this ball game with my friends. check out these cats. they're joining me. like how interested they are in this game. very interesting. cute. they are adorable except that mustache looks a little fascist on the right. could be, you know, just a chance. can't control that spot there >> dana: excellent. >> greg: thank you. >> dana: very good. greg? >> jesse: i'll see your cats and raise you some dogs. does jasper ever do is this? drinking raindrops. he's thirsty. that's what happens when you don't put water out for him. >> greg: poor puppy. >> jesse: beautiful. speaking of drinking, "water's world" 8:00. you ever have a show where you feel drunk but you're not? this is one of those shows. you feel good, felt loose, felt drunk. in is a show like that. >> greg: it's not live? >> jesse: greg, i hate you. [laughter] >> dana: okay. juan? >> juan: okay. so wild fires have been burning through the west in the last month, as you know, leaving thousands homeless. 30 dea

new reese's and the kit kat streets are coming too. products hit the store shefl sh next month. oh, white elephant. >> did you see that? >> nutcracker. i've been living right, you guys. i don't need to see this. >> gyms please open so i can eat some of these. because i cannot eat any of that until the gyms open up. just not going to happen. all right. let's talk about sally. the beautiful beaches of gulf shores, and i've vacationed there, they are gorgeous, almost like powdered sugar. and they are getting raped by up to 120-mile-per-hour winds due to sally. sally will create tornadoes today and flooding possibly all the way through friday as far north as virginia. look at how active the hurricane season is. vicky, just one more letter w before we to go to the greek alphabet. and there are 75 days left in the season. >>> and next, the battle over who has -- what are yyou laughig at? >> you wrapped me five seconds into talking. >> were you taking a sip? >> who me? >> yes you. >> no, i'm still stuck on this interactive candy bar. like all it is is just like -- it is just a bar that

our kit kat approaching $81 billion.nce of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. we are going to check in on snowflake shares. the biggest software ipo ever. scarlet fu is back with us. it is going up. a lot of all agility. up higher.pen it opened at $245. now at $278. a high of $319. this is the biggest u.s. software ipo ever, the biggest this year. a lot of it is due to the fact that companies want to go public now while there is certainty in the markets before the election in november. who knows what is going to happen with the possibility of a contested election. this is a company in the cloud space and cloud is fast-growing. we see it in the revenue numbers for snowflake. in 2019.ose 175% in the first half of this year, the top line already matched the total for 2019. this is a company that is still losing money on the bottom line. unprofitable company, a money-losing company. that is not totally unusual. it has a lot of silicon valley mone

so we have jessica tarlovwith us, brian wesbury, kat timms. me, it's a very different tone, two different leaders, what do you think? >> yep. yeah, it is two different leaders. i'm going to agree with you, if i were to run for president, i'm not, but i want those questions. those were all hey, you gave a speech, now let me let you add more to your speech and it was all about hey, here's a softball so you can attack president trump. i don't think they helped us figure anything out about joe biden other than he knows how to play politics. i thought he was strong today. but let me go talk about economics which is where i focused on. he said europe is doing better than the u.s. and that is simply not true. the unemployment rate in euro zone went up in july. the unemployment rate in the united states came down. don't forget, we started all of this with europe, europe had a 7% unemployment rate. we had a 3.5%. so the bottom line is u.s. gdp is outperforming europe, unemployment in europe is still going up, and the reason our economy is recovering sl

tried to console in healed one another from the news that they say is disappointing but not shocking kat brooks in says taylor's death is a clear cut sign that more needs to be done to protect black women who are also killed by police in staggering since the year 2015 a black women who we just make up 13% of the female population we've accounted for 20% of the women shot and killed by police and 28% of the unarmed deaths across the country, the uncle of oscar grant was among those also taking part in this call. >>the officer who killed grant you're as early was the last officer convicted of a deadly shooting here in the bay area. >>he says that's a problem we don't look at amas. >>yesterday as an isolated. the most of us here in oakland. sadly pretty much knew what the outcome was going to be. the officers weren't going to charge. the numbers tell us the truth. as an example since officers murdered. over 1300 bodies here in the state of california has been killed by the police not a single officer actually has been convicted except the joins ms. >>others say that protest alone may not be

is a is a tradition that goes back centuries, so you have a mixture of pre-columbian tradition with katlic traditions. i mean is is preparing that to honor people like patty and then this school cafeteria worker and school crossing guard drill bit that he seemed lost on and alter honors, a person that pays homage on my list that mean it is a table of sort. >>that has given us things for the dead because the dead come back the altar is filled and lined with decorative schools to represent loved ones. you'll also find their favorite food and drinks as well as personal belongings assault cross purifies the soul of a big algal symbolizes the wind. >>vibrant flowers attract the spirit. while candles rules like the way many think that's what happens tonight, thank texas and i don't know that. >>they got get when you go i want people who see this altar and think wow how pretty to realize what it represents and who we are honoring it has this happened last week asked if that, but think in austin candy rodriguez. >>by the way our hispanic heritage special runs saturday october 17th our very own