kimberly, ¿quÉ le puedes decir a tu hermano? coach de esta experiencia? porque tienen ahora la Última oportunidad. - lo hizo muy bien, nomÁs que a lo Último se puso muy nervioso y ya nomÁs lo estaba tirando y tirando. y ya perdiÓ la tÉcnica a lo Último, nomÁs los estaba tirando. como hizo uno, hizo otro, hizo otro, era nomÁs quedarse donde estaba. - sÍ. - no piensas del tiempo, no piensas nada. nomÁs piensa del vaso y el lÁpiz. >>> la masa se quedó donde estaba, nada más pienso del vaso y del lápiz. con la mano y limpiar el paquete porque ya no te queda mucho espacio donde rebotar, ¿no? - exacto, sÍ. - y empiezas a crear un caos tÚ solo. - exacto. se tiene que mover y ajustar pa' que puedas tener tu espacio pa' rebotarlos bien. - vamos a analizar la situaciÓn: kimberly lo intentÓ, no funcionÓ. tÚ perdiste ahora tu racha, erik, bajo circunstancias especÍficas. les queda la Última vida, es la Última oportunidad de ir por $10,000. ¿quieres volver a jugar tÚ o quieren regresar a kimberly? - no sÉ... - no... - ¿quÉ... sÍ? - yo, puedo

let's talk to our white house correspondent kimberly have now morning kimberly i've seen this debate described in many different ways i think the most acing was when said that no one won but america lost because if you got anything out of that you were doing pretty well. american public in many ways they're used to donald trump being the disrupter in chief but this seemed to be kind of a next level using the text acronym s m 8 shaking my head that's how a lot of americans are feeling right now that they watched a wrestling match not a presidential debate now in the assessments following this debate even republicans believe that the president's strategy of interrupting was agree just and perhaps too high is the word that we're hearing sensually the other concern in all of this and you americans really didn't get much out of this is that both men kind of avoided some of the key questions that americans were looking for answers for for example on the right they were looking for joe biden to denounce some of the fringe supporters and on the left they were looking for donald trump to do t

hellcat so kimberly is this a u. turn on the part of the president or a clarification. i would say it's a huge turn there's no question about it as you look at these tweets by the president and there are a series of them i'm not going to read them all out because it gets a little bit technical and in the weeds but the upshot of this is that one day after the u.s. president suggested people should vote twice essentially in the mail and in person he's now dialing that back saying if you vote by mail then in the tweet he says go to the balance station check and make sure your vote was counted and if not then you cast your ballot essentially what the president is doing is cleaning up the fact that what he suggested was indeed illegal and that is the latest word from the top official the head of the board of elections in the u.s. state of north carolina it's a legal to vote twice bottom line full stop that's what the president suggested and now his series of tweets sort of dialing that back the reason the president is sug

kimberly, thank you. >> thank you i appreciate it.d extreme heat wave is crossing the desert southwest bringing dangerous triple digits temperatures to parts of california, nevada, and arizona. meteorologist is here with more for us, adam. >> hey jon we're talking about what folks think is unofficial end of summer but boy does it feel like summer across the country particularly in western half of our united states and holiday weekend this one system we're paying attention to moving across texas, but a lot of sunshine and with that sunshine there's been a lot of heat. extreme heat in the western portion of the country. 113 degrees currently in phoenix, only 80 degrees in los angeles. but heat is going to continue to pile and not just a heat but the humidity that's making it so dangerously hot in some of these locations. so we have heat warnings watches, earses, stretches from the desert southwest, into california, and then running you all the way up the coast. fairly widespread area here where we're looking at temperatures up into the

and kimberly joins us now from the white house kimberly as you say a debate full of blunders but really it has been overshadowed by this question about the white supremacy issue and president trump has just spoken about the white supremacy controversy as he set off for a campaign event what did he say he's really downplaying it insisting that he did say that he would condemn and i'm going further saying that it is joe biden that needs to also condemn the extremists on the left specifically anti 1st saying that he refuses to call them an organized group but he says that's exactly what they are he also points out that he believes that when it comes to the proud boys the president says that the police need to do the hard work of protecting ordinary citizens and the proud boys need to stand down take a listen. i don't know who the drug wars are but you have to give me a definition because i really don't know who they are i can only say they have to stand down let law enforcement do their work law enforcement will do the work more and more as people see how bad this radical liberal democrat

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laughed out of washington our white house correspondent kimberly helka can tell us more so kimberly to niall's from the president and the big efforts again by the white house to refute another story. the u.s. president reiterating his feelings about the atlantic magazine as he met in the oval office with the leaders of cost of 0 as well as serbia in the last half hour the president once again disparaging the atlantico saying that this is a fake story it's a disgrace they're allowed to do it and then we're furring to the soldiers that lost their lives in conflict he says they're heroes so there's no question that the president is angry about this story he not only have a 7 minute rebuttal on the tarmac there in that clip that you just played in the dark of night but he's also had the white house communications team refuting it on twitter and as well we have heard the from the president on twitter where he says the atlantic magazine is a dying magazine and they made up a fake story to gain relevance it's very clear that the president is concerned about this and already his opponents are

let's bring in kimberly don't get my colleague outside the white house over here on al-jazeera kimberly what's the key question that he's not going to be able to run away from here. will the key question is certainly well he'll argue it's legal it's whether it's moral or ethical just because it's legal doesn't necessarily make it right and certainly that's what democrats are seizing on with regard to this report now the u.s. president for his part has been tweeting in the last couple of hours once again trying to defend himself against these allegations calling it nonsense that this is been illegally obtained information and also arguing he has paid millions of dollars in taxes and he's entitled to depreciation a tax credit he says he has little debt compared to the value of his assets and he's also pointed out that he is the only president who has repeatedly donated his angle salary but again this is something that would ordinary americans often don't have the money or the access to high priced tax attorneys in order to try and take advantage of legal loopholes there's not going to be

to have both of you with us kimberly, the "washington post" noting that more than 90,000 covid deaths occurred in red states if that were the u.s. total, we would have the second highest number of deaths behind only brazil, undermining what the president was trying to say yesterday. how does this lineup with the president saying he upplays the threat >> it just further examly f emai fies the problem the president has with facts he's saying this is really not a threat to those who support him and they shouldn't be worrying about it as you point out, that's not true in states run by republicans, as well as democrats, we have seen this virus having a devastating effect not only on the health of americans, but also on the econo economy. the coronavirus doesn't have a political affiliation, but the president is trying to play to his base and downplay what is the biggest hurtle to his re-election, which is his handling of the pandemic and its effects. >> jake, the president's allies and supporters hit the air waves to try to discredit dr. redfi d dr. redfield senator kevin mccarthy reacts.

kimberly smith, thank you for joining. wonderful job giving space to those that want to develop their own products. you are also a retailer. have you seen demand holdup through the pandemic? kimberly: it was a very scary beginning. art and april, like other small business owners, i wondered if we could keep our doors open past april, but we were fortunate enough to see an spending around the beginning of may. when the black lives matter movement started, really kicking off in june, myself and other businesses saw a large uptick in the amount of support for black-owned businesses. we saw quite a rebound, to the point where we were actually doing better in the month of june then we had been in the previous months. since that time, we have still seen an overwhelming amount of support for our business. where we were feeling that we be among those 40% of black businesses that might close, we are seeing a light at the end of this for sure. we are staying positive, continuing to pivot the business, meet our customers where they a

kimberly, starting with you and talking about baltimore just on the street there from new york.'ve got to tell you, when i saw what kamala harris, the senator, candidate for president, selection for the vice preside vice president. she's actively out there promoting a way to bail people out of jail. if there's a difference between protests which is the american way and the rioters who allegedly did something wrong and got there onn the gel. >> that she is trying to twist or turn the tables now that she is on the ticket for vp. i want to thank leo terrel for the endorsement on twitter today. we know exactly what happened as far as rioters and looters in the city. we had it happen to us in 2015 and its 2020 and were trying to put businesses and lives back together. a lot of people saw in my campaign added that, we are happy that president trump is investigating a lot of the federal funds are going and a new with any intelligence would know to follow the money. that's why i'm running for congress to do just that. i have to wonder, where are the members of congress that represent th

kimberly, i'll bring it to you. bottom line, no matter how the law justifies this, an innocent black woman was shot in her home in the year 2020, in the entire system, no one is held responsible for that, how much of a blow is this for the protesters across the country for months called for criminal charges against the officers in this case? >> well, of course, let's first start with the fact that it's such a blow to her family and we have to first acknowledge that the family like so many other families are expecting, looking for some acknowledgment from the government that they wrongfully took their daughter's life and that just didn't happen, it's unfortunately experienced a many families have also confronted. i think it's a significant blow but at the same time i think it reinforces what we have been saying all along, if we think that the problem and the solution to this cat strophe was prosecuting these officers, we're still struggling to understand that this is a structural problem. everything we're seeing and

it's got our white house correspondent kimberly halkett so kimberly i mean we've been talking about the election but i guess campaigning officially kicks off now instead of hitting the campaign trail president trump has been speaking at the white house praising him self on the economy and his handling of the coronavirus tell us a little bit more about what he said. now that's right both presidential candidates campaigning today and in the case of donald trump from the white house in and of itself controversy over u.s. president here we have self higher marks when it comes to job creation following the lots of jobs from covert 19 and the economic shutdowns touting the 1400000 added last month noting that there have been more than 10000000 since may but critics will say there's still a long recovery but the president saying that this is a v. shaped recovery something many critics will dispute that those jobs that are lost are now coming back the u.s. president also said that when it comes to the pandemic that the fatality rate has dropped to mad dramatically by the double digits so while

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kimberly, i want to talk to you about this. you have been at the forefront of keeping breonna taylor's name in the forefront. you have made the case that particularly african-american women who get killed at the hands of police get forgotten in a way people wouldn't understand. >> this is heartbreaking, for the family and for so many people who have been protesting. it is a disaster for our nation as well. many of us hoped this would be the exceptional case, the one that would break the pattern, the mold, that would show when we say black lives matter, it would be aspirational. it wouldn't just be -- the thing about this announcement today undermines the hopes and aspirations people have about this case. you have three police officers who probably shouldn't have been on the force given the fact that all three of them had been cited and punished for behavior that fell outside of the e dikdicts being a police officer. they went about business in a way that left her dying. one officer fired 16 shots. i want people to hold up their

that's our next story live to the ground 0 epicenter i guess in some senses of that story kimberly how our white house correspondent is there can be people are talking about winners and losers to the voters last night. oh there's no question about it there was a lot of bickering in that 1st presidential debate but little discussion with regard to public policy i don't think there's any american that came away from that debate saying oh that's new i've learned something here and in fact the other loser in all of this may be the president himself who most people believe sort of watching that debate that in terms of the interruptions it was he who seemed to provoke most of them. for the most part most people would say that this was not particularly presidential and just really degenerated into a shouting match a wrestling match and really again there were no sort of thoughtful discussions that were put forward now as this moves forward you point out the men are hitting the campaign trail but they're going to have to try and sort of play up the strings downplay the weaknesses but most take

is the formal announcement we're about to get from president trump but it won't be a big reveal kimberly. and we expect that we already know that it will be judge kone barrett that will be named to the high court now this is just a nomination but the secret getting out late on friday and while the white house refuses to confirm it's highly believe that in fact this is the pick for replacing justice ruth bader ginsburg and in many ways she is a polar opposite of judge ginsburg particularly when it comes to the issue of abortion rights and that is why many are concerned given that she has a background that is deeply religious many are fearful that this could in some way affect her decisions something she has denied repeatedly so we're watching very carefully the u.s. president set to make this announcement in the rose garden any moment we know that he did meet with judge barrett's number of times this week on monday and again on tuesday and as you reported she is highly popular with religious conservatives here in the united states and it's believed that in many ways this appointment if in

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kimberly makes a good point. it's often within the margin of error, even single-digit discrepancies here. yes, biden has been leading in battleground states but the president's law and order messaging, is that or is it not resonating? >> i think that the president has sort of done everything he can to continue to appeal to his base, and certainly that messaging on law and order is something that plays directly to them. now the question is, is there enough time between now and the election for the president to make up that ground? and if the president is going to make up ground, will he do it by simply trying to grow that base, by continuing to move to the right and having far-right rhetoric, or will he do anything to tack to the center to appeal to people? the thing about the president's time in office is that he has not taken a lot of moves to move to the center. he has not done a lot of things to appeal to that middle-of-the-road voter. that's something that we have to really watch here as we come into the elec

fears that it could be weeks before the results of the november 3rd presidential election are no kimberly helped get al-jazeera the white house and the president is speaking right now in jacksonville florida at a campaign rally to his supporters there thousands have come to see him in jacksonville today as he can to news his campaigning ahead of the november election let's bring in heidi is your castle in silver spring maryland not for us so it was spring near washington d.c. . you know even after reassurance from the white house press secretary area the president doubling down not committed to a peaceful transfer of power. that's right you know it ignited a firestorm president comments from yesterday when he 1st said that he refused to commit to the peaceful transfer of power rather than trying to defuse the situation he's simply fanning the flames more in the comments as you just heard him state outside of the white house today that he believes mail in ballots are a scam and that he doubts the elections would be honest he went on to cite unconfirmed news reports of a dozen or so ballots

joining us now with reaction is baltimore congressional candidate kimberly clay sick. i want to start to talk about baltimore just on the street from new york. i won't have to tell you, when i saw what kamala harris, the senator, candidate for president, selection for the vice president. she is out there actively promoting the way to bail people out of jail and that's a huge difference between protests. and these rioters, who allegedly did something wrong. and trying to get them out as fast as you can. >> she is trying to switch or turn the tables now that she's been on the ticket for vp. first jason i want to thank leo terrel for his endorsement we are trying to put businesses and lives back together. i'm happy that president trump is investigating where a lot of those federal funds are going and anyone with any intelligence would know to follow the money and that's why i'm running for congress, to do just that. why aren't they trying to figure out where some of this federal funding has gone. so if i was in congress i would be standing next to trump trying to figure o

in the court's balance of parrots of the rights for decades to come a white house correspondent kimberly hawk at reports. is a highly anticipated nomination made official when u.s. president donald trump and now turning judge amy kone barrett. judge barrett currently serves as a federal judge in chicago and is president trump's 3rd pick for the u.s. supreme court she is a woman of unparalleled achievement towering intellect sterling credentials and unyielding loyalty to the constitution. if confirmed judge barrett would replace justice ruth bader ginsburg who died earlier this month and was an iconic champion of women's rights she not only broke last ceilings she smashed them for that she has won the admiration of women across the country and indeed all over the world like the pioneer before her barrett is also a working mother she has 7 children including one with special needs and 2 adopted children from haiti she is devoutly religious and disagrees with the viewpoint the u.s. constitution is an evolving living document a judge must apply the law as written. judges are not policymakers

not to the white house my colleague kimberly how so kimberly i've been watching and listening to a tsunami of a conversation about this on social media today what's the reaction there in the capital. what you know the reaction has been mixed it appears those that don't like donald trump continue and feel that this is the smoking gun if you will and those on the other side that support the president point out that this is entirely legal what the president has done it doesn't as the report suggested incriminate him because what donald trump is doing is what really wealthy people in the united states do and i would even go so far as to argue around the world so what they've done is taken advantage of the legal system and the tax system to their benefit now in terms of reaction though when you see it it doesn't look good it certainly doesn't look fair especially to working class americans and back is what joe biden the democratic presidential nominee has seized upon in a new ad he's pointed out that some of the professions in the united states which i should also point out are disproportionate

make sure that ballots have been counted let's go live to washington a white house correspondent kimberly health that is there. was this a u. turn or clarification by the president. yet appears to be a bit of a u. turn in a series of tweets the u.s. president kind of cleaning up the comments that he had made earlier suggesting that people should not only mail it of ballot but also vote in person in essence twice now the president in those tweets saying that what he really meant was that people should mail in their ballot may go to the holing station and make sure that ballot was counted now to be clear it is a federal offense a felony of fact in the united states to vote twice in the top elections official in the u.s. state of north carolina reach iterating that for anyone who might be confused now if addition to the president cleaning up as cover as the attorney general also said the same thing essentially that the president wasn't suggesting committing voter fraud when he was just doing is essentially making the point that this isn't closely monitored and there needs to be better electi

she said famously back when her husband was running, kimberly?n't know what's going on and what michelle obama's life experiences have been, but i can tell her, i won my primary on june 2nd with 70 percent of the vote and 80 percent of my voters were from white america. like terrel said,th you have to have white america to vote you into be the president of the united states. the black population only makes up 13 percent, so you need white america and everyone else to vote.ac he won two terms, so i don't know what her experience has been, but it hasn't been my experience. >> the bottom line as this, democrats are worried that black voters are voting for trump, or kimberly, they are shocked that i am voting for trump. what's happening is they have to keep playing the race card to make sure there is racial division because they want to keep blacks on the democratic plantation. it won't work. >> sean: kimberly, good look in your race, leo, thank you bro director of national intelligence is scaling back in person security briefings because members of

no one is going to remember the controversy in 48 hours. >> bret: it is interesting, kimberly, to seetune and whether that has to do with the questions about the nursing home and what he did and all of that or not, here is his phrasing of the president and then coronavirus from wednesday. >> i think the president was 100% sincere in saying that he wanted to work together in partnership and in the spirit of cooperation. i can tell you the actions he has taken evidence that. his team has been on it. >> the best thing he did for new york city was leave. covid ambushed new york due to trump's negligence. he is the cause of covid in new york. >> bret: kimberly. >> it really underscores the degree to which democrats have been using the virus as a political tool in this campaign. and it is kind of disturbing, because cuomo was not alone in making that praise back in the day. you saw similar remarks from gavin newsom, similar remarks from governors around the country saying that the one drop at the federal government had to do was get the equipment and support and that they did this. now the

had a pretty rare move this really kimberly for pharmaceutical companies concerned perhaps with the way that the vaccine development is being used politically. absolutely this is unprecedented according to some drug industry experts what i can tell you is that the u.s. president has certainly been touting that the vaccine may be released by the end of the year then as recently as yesterday on the steps behind me at a press conference he said even by the end of october of course the timing rather interesting given that election day is november 3rd and that seemed to cause some alarm among the c.e.o.'s of these major drug companies because quite unexpectedly and again without precedent they released this letter stating that they are only going to release a vaccine when it is safe to do so and they won't sort of rush for any arbitrary timeline put forward by a politician now in the case of donald trump he certainly is pushing to get this is quickly as possible looking for a success given the fact that he is lagging in the polls but he is not the only one politicizing it in fact his riv

he received a less than warm welcome when kimberly tell us more about what happened. yes so the president was booed as he trying to pay his respects to the late justice ruth bader ginsburg of course she is revered by so many in the united states particularly women for her championing equal rights and for women's rights so there was a very large presence of her supporters who were standing outside the court as there have been for many days as she's been laying there in repose that were there when the president came with the 1st lady standing behind that flag draped coffin and as you heard there as the crowd became aware that the president was there they began to shout vote him out but also honor her wish the wish there were furry too is that of the late justice reportedly conveyed to her granddaughter in her final moments or just before her death where she had hoped that her replacement would be named after the u.s. election given her death so close to the vote it was her belief support reportedly that she felt the american people should have the opportunity to choose

kimberly we have heard from president something very dismissive of local officials and commercial but notably not the noun saying violence from any of his support is . i think what donald trump is really trying to underscore as we heard him talking there just now is the contrast of what he sees as 2 different approaches to social unrest in the united states and we should point out this is something very different from the peaceful protests but it's usually the violence that brings out after the sun goes down what he's talking about is that the national guard was brought in to know show wisconsin where there had been violent unrest but that things are relatively calm now he contrast that to what is going on in portland oregon where there have been more than 3 months of rioting that he believes could be quelled with the use of the national guard if the governor of that state requested it but so far the democratic mayor of portland has not been in support of it so this is really the law and order theme that the u.s. president is trying to underscore as he visits one of 3 battleground sta

kimberly, what other ways account officers be charged criminally? option is the fbi investigation for civil rights but i have to tell you, even in the best situation, with an administration that has shown its interest in protecting african-americans and other people against police brutality, it's a tough, tough, tough charge to make and then, in this particular administration it's almost impossible, you know, to imagine that there's going to be another step. i think this is a case that shows the traditional mechanisms for holding police accountable in this circumstance just did not work. >> dr. goff, is there a path to justice for breonna taylor's family despite what happened yesterday with the grand jury? >> bluntly, no. and that's because breonna taylor is dead. you cannot get justice once someone is taken offer this earth. the best you can hope for is accountability. i think for too many people in the streets last night and for 100 days splplus we've had, the system is working the way it's supposed to. that's thing that's inspiring change. >> do

i'm not making this stuff up, the statistics speak for themselves. >> jon: well, kimberly, joe bidenis better suited to handle problems of racial inequality, and in a fox news poll, 58% say they agree, so how does the g.o.p. handle this perceived inequality? >> well, have to applaud richard, he has a tough job here because he is defending a guy that has been in office for over 50 years and has done nothing, as far as helping the black community. okay? donald trump has been in office for four years, past prison reform, the first step act, adding money to hbcus, and i have to say that poll is not accurate, because i am out on the streets and have my campaign team talking to people, a lot of black people are afraid to even admit that they support trump, or even myself, because of a backlash. joe biden, i understand he has a tough road ahead of him. he has to act as if he actually cares about black americans, even though he hasn't and he has proven he hasn't for 50 years, but i understand he has to do that now, but it's not going to sell, right? this is a guy, president trump has been he

help so kimberly is this a correction or a terrific ation from the president did we misunderstand him. going to throw in a 3rd c. there and i think what this is is cleanup given the fact that the president was faced with overwhelming evidence and a statement coming from the top official in the board of elections in the u.s. state of north carolina that to vote twice as the president suggested just one day earlier is in fact illegal it is illegal to vote by mail and in person so now what we've seen is the u.s. president to as of the last hour or so clarifying on twitter that he believes that or is suggesting that people if they are mailing in their 'd ballot that they then go to a polling place to make sure it was tabulated correctly but that's not the only clean up we've seen we also saw the attorney general quite soon after the u.s. president made the suggestion that people break the law by voting twice that he was really in the words of the attorney general just trying to make the point that the monitoring of the election system in the united states is not very good now i don't thin

it's kimberly this clarification by the president what are we to make of it. well yes not just the president's also the attorney general and just in the last hour or so the white house press secretary kaley machinating what this is is a 5 cleanup up our operation after the president's comments were deemed by the top lections official in the u.s. state of north carolina to be essentially illegal the suggestion that you can vote by mail and in person is in fact a felony in the united states but the white house press secretary saying the president never suggested that what he was suggesting in his comments was that a person should check and see if their mail in ballot has been counted in the if not then cast in in person vote kind of consistent with his series of tweets on this essentially saying that if it's not been tabulated well then you can go and vote so this is clearly an effort by the white house to kind of steer in the right direction after it was widely condemned by both democrats and republicans the suggestion and the concern here in all of this is tha

life not of the white house and our correspondent kimberly palca so kimberly denials from the president and hey look it's 24 hours ago again a big effort by the white house to refute yet another story. absolutely a major cleanup operation happening by the white house communications team but the president himself giving a 7 minute rebuttal in the darkness he got off a plane from another campaign event he is really furious over this he feels that he has done more for veterans than any president in recent history but given the fact that the allegations are serious that the president called not only a name soldiers losers but also a decorated war hero john mccain the former senator who died in 2018 a loser in some of donald trump's own comments are hard to refute given the fact that he did call john mccain a loser back in 2015 in a tweet now some of the president's comments already making their way into political ads that are attacking the president also attacking the fact that he himself never served in the military but got multiple deferments for both college and also for medical reasons

how cute is standing by for us at the white house kimberly one of the further in the camp of president trip or at least that's the way he's trying to present it ahead of november's election. no question about it we started hearing about the rumors about this phone call that the president had had but all reporters here at the white house found the news out about the same time the rest of the world and that is as you mentioned with a tweet here is what the u.s. president said another historic breakthrough today our 2 great friends of israel in the kingdom of bahrain agreed to a peace deal the 2nd arab country to make peace with israel in 30 days so the u.s. president talking about the agreement that has already been secured in terms of normalizing diplomatic relations between israel and the united arab emirates in fact we already know that there has been a commercial airline flight that has travel between the 2 nations and in fact we are told that delegations are now traveling freely to the between those 2 airports now the white house saying that they are building upon that mbox raid wil

guy: kimberly, thank you for your time. we appreciated. kimberly greenberger from morgan stanley.opean is now closed. a little move lower for the auction process. these are the final numbers out of europe. fairly positive. a stark contrast for what we see in the united states. ftse 100 syllabi 1.2%. some of the travel -- still up by 1.2%. some of the leisure stocks are still up. some of the covid cases front and center right now. having a meaningful impact in the u.k., france, and elsewhere. we will talk about that at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg markets," the european close. at 1:00 p.m.swagen in new york, there ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's check in on the first word news. i'm ritika gupta. ruth bader ginsburg is back at the place where she spent 20 years. her flag draped casket arrived at the supreme court today in the building, the courts remained eight justices working together since the pandemic begin and march, when they resorted to meetings and telephone. thousands of people are expected to pay respects to ginsberg as

just to give you all up in the poll, bring in the pennell jeff mason white house correspondent, kimberlyitorial board at "the wall street journal," "washington post" columnist marc thiessen. starting with you in the health care page in the executive order on preexisting conditions. if the conqueror getting everything that make a difference around the edges, but without the main pitch on health care without a legislative fix. >> that goes to the polls you mentioned, bret, the big vulnerabilities for republicans over since they failed to come up with a replacement has been health care, democrats hitting it very, very hard. it's a weakness. he doesn't have the ability with tax reform to push something through and so the meantime, they are, they are attempting to reassure to suggest that they have a plan and i imagine that what you will see in the coming days and weeks is that a pitch to say, look, if we do well at the election and maybe give us more seats in the house, this is the kind of health care proposal we will be putting forward and so it's overdue but it should help them in the end.

experts to discuss this in just a moment but 1st this report from our white house correspondent kimberly harcourt's . a stirring rebuke from the u.s. president we're not going to do anything to jeopardize security. the white house alleges the popular chinese based apps to talk and we chat are stealing american users' private information and handing it to the government in beijing on friday the u.s. commerce department announced we chat will be banned in the u.s. starting sunday well new restrictions on tick tock will also go into place a full ban on tick-tock could come into effect in november after weeks of bidding tech giant oracle submitted a proposal to run the apps in the united states but before was approved the u.s. government moved ahead with the ban we have some great options if we can keep a lot of people happy but have the security that we need we have to have the total security for. us social media apps like facebook and instagram are banned in china but tick-tock officials say this decision could affect the entire industry there vallon to fight the new restrictions in the co

the oval office of the white house let's go live to our white house correspondent kelly how could kimberly what do you make of what you heard. well this is an administration that is showing that it is trying to keep its campaign promises in advance of the u.s. election even when they haven't necessarily been kept you heard there where jared cushion or the president's son in law was talking about the this being. somewhat of an accomplishment that there were results and more to come and that he sees hopefulness an optimism but given the fact that there is they keep talking about these agreements as a peace deal but neither israel and u.a.e. your brain have been at a state of war this isn't really a peace deal and where there is conflict as with the israelis and the palestinians there is no agreement there in fact this administration is even talking to the palestinians and jared cushion or has made no sort of apology for that but just keeps continuing to kind of project that there is a success here when the so-called deal of the century that was promised to american voters that the president

here is part of kimberly guilfoyle's robocall. >> absentee voting and universal vote by mail may sound similar, but could not be more different. absentee voting is safe, secure, and sport and supported by president trump. the radical left wants universal vote by mail, which is proven to be filled with fraud, abuse, and mistakes. democrats want to scare you away from voting absentee. >> radical. everything's radical. facts, first, because facts matter. experts say there's no difference between absentee voting and voting by mail. no difference between absentee voting and voting by mail. trump, himself, votes by absentee ballot, which is fine. but the biggest lie, here, is the idea that it's democrats who want to keep people away from voting that's really -- that is really audacious. trump's the only one who is constantly trying to confuse and scare voters away from using mail-in ballots. >> when you do all mail-in voting ballots, you're asking for fraud. people steal 'em out of mailboxes. people print 'em and then they sign 'em and they give them in. and people don't even know whether th

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well that was nasty wasn't it let's take it to a white house correspondent kimberly everyone was focusing in the immediate aftermath of the debate on the key swing voters which way with the tilt off the back of that debate do we have any numbers or percentages here who was impressed who wasn't impressed. no 6 concrete numbers but the overarching impression is that the president did very little to expand his base in fact in terms of support he may have even lost a little bit given the fact that those people who support the president but may have been on the fence over some of his tactics in recent years might throw up their arms and say you know what he's just not presidential i can't support him even if i like some of his policies so that is what the white house is now trying to combat now the over arching message for many republicans essentially is that the president in his tactics of interrupting the former vice president joe biden that he is overplayed his hand that the strategy that he picked was not the right one in tone or in 10 or so now they both hit the campaign trail subtly tryi