lady. and i said first lady, i said first lady, i said first lady, sometimes referred to as melania, i said you know, it's not looking good. it's not looking good first lady. we worked hard. and you know what's funny? i thought it wasn't going to make it but unlike joe who goes into the basement, if he loses, who knows what happens. it's called an election. but he should be ashamed of himself because he didn't work. seriously, he didn't work. one thing i did five, six, sometimes seven of these in one day those last few days and during the regular time i might do two or three. today i'm doing three of the is. tremendous crowd waiting for us in another part. so when they told me that information, you know you feel badly but i did feel bad because i left it. you know the athletes, they say we left it all on the field, it was alt-left. and i did six or seven that day, this is like talking in front of ten people. i did them from early in the morning until 1:00 in the morning the next day which was election day so i didn't feel -- but then what happened, so i told the first lady, i said not looki

strange feeling surreal in there as about i'll go there like people who are not of 5 as you live in lady lady try and think about when my going to see some of them sleep. in the. night as before some of the family homes to go through with. this is my last stop here and i don't know what i would do if i don't give up on the most. 'd people people still in the belief that this is the. and of opportunity that you can go out get a minimum wage job and then you get another job pays more than minimum wage and screwed yourself up when i when i was growing up there was absolutely you know. you want to be a construction guy 2. took your dad's hammer. threw through your belt loop walked in the construction site and you told the foreman that you could you could swing a hammer. he looked at you he knew he knew you didn't couldn't do it. but he gave you shot let's do it let's come on their. spot at the y.m.c.a. is pretty cool 10 bucks a night you can go get a little girl gets your room stash your stuff. get a good night's sleep good on the hall in the morning. use the shared bathroom and go off and. try a

lady are doing in a moment. some concern is that hope hicks traveled to cleveland, ohio. we don't know if that's where the original spread happened. but the president was closely with her and the first lady ladytaff and journalists, at the next event in minnesota they would have traveled together after she tested positive. she is symptoms on the plane. air force one. they quarantined here on the plane. what was the decision making around not notifying people then? >> i was unaware of what was going on, on air force one. but immediately when she got a positive result, there was contact tracing put into place and all of the necessary procedures. contract tracing takes time. rest assured we will do what is in the best interest of the american people. i have confidence in the white house medical unit to make the right decisions with hope and others. >> harris: what are the protocols that are changing? i watch you every day with your white house press briefing. as a mom i am concerned. there is some mask wearing but it's a tight space you are inum are not wearing a mask because you are speaking. will that change? will you take them outside? i would stand in snow. >> we put in place safety procedur

lady-ish? yeah. so, would you wear this case? man: yeah, i would. it's just very lady-ish. lady-ish, lady-ish, lady-ish. charlotte: mm-hmm., so... lemonis: i know that t-mobile is happy that they were able to meet all the deadlines and be in-store, but i still feel like they need to skew more masculine, and i'm done asking. but i think if you can be proactive in saying, "we'd like a selling report, and we want to swap out the poorest performing one. send them back to us. we're going to send you a replacement that's in this family." don't wait for them to tell you. ♪ [ phone line ringing ] ♪ charlotte: hey, marcus. lemonis: hi. how are you? charlotte: so, basically, skyler and i had a call with t-mobile. skus that were selling decently are not selling as well anymore, so what they want to do is that we help them with some markdown support, and basically, they want us to, you know, pay the difference. lemonis: when you sell product into a retailer, and the product doesn't sell, they're going to come back to you and ask you for markdown money, which refers to funds that you're going to give to them to allow them to take the

lady. she's a first woman, a first activist way beyond first lady-hood. eleanor roosevelt was ladya new daily record and the virus infects close advisors to vice president pence as the candidates clash over how to best manage the pandemic. >> covid, covid, covid, covid. >> he has given up, quit on you, he quit on america. >> who will the american people choose to lead them out of this crisis? i speak with mark meadows next. and stalemate. time is running out for a deal between congress and the white house to help struggling americans by election day. >> i am hopeful that we will be able to reach agreement. >> how much longer will americans have to wait? house speaker nancy pelosi joins me to discuss next. >> plus, final countdown. with nine days left to vote, polls favor democratic nominee joe biden, but president trump says the energy is behind him. has biden gotten democrats excited enough to turn out the vote? i speak with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez ahead. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in

the president first lady lady on a full recovery and the health and well-being of their family, white house staff and those around them. and governor brian kemp of georgia, first ladythe girls and i wished president trump and the first lady a recovery. prayers are with them and the family. that is from governor kemp in georgia. next, we talked to robert in aurora, indiana. he is on the republican line. good morning. caller: yes. i hope the president is listening. i hope for a full recovery for he and his wife. i can't understand these people calling in and saying this is a hoax. how about the other countries? who caused this virus in other countries? man did not have to run for president. put himthey want to down and you get people like pelosi and these idiots, they call themselves democrats. have it in the democrat party. there are a lot of bad people in this world. look at the cities. he is trying to clear that up and these idiot democrats are not letting him do it. robert.at was let's go over to nora. nora is in the bronx, new york city, democrat caller. what is your reaction to the news? caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i am calling as an

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ladies. president truman later called her first lady of the world because of her work with the united nations human rights commission. so, you know, it's hard -- every first ladyagainst eleanor roosevelt, and she just did so much so ahead of her time, and i think this episode tonight really reminds us of the ability that first ladies have to change the world. >> and it's a reminder of the power that's within all of us as women, too. she was such a female empowerer. fdr, of course, couldn't walk due to his battle with polio earlier in life, so eleanor stepped up for her husband and she traveled the country connecting with citizens on his behalf. how unprecedented was that for a first lady to take on a role like that? >> i mean, it's incredible that she -- she was raised with so much wealth. she's the niece of president teddy theodore roosevelt, and she grew up with servants and nancys and, yet, she connected. the word, empathy, we use so much now, she showed fdr the different new deal projects that were working. she took him early in their courtship to a slum in new york city to show him how people were living and the devastation. he hadn't really seen before.

lady of afghanistan. and whose director of the enabled children initiative maturity to advocate for afghan children and disabilities have been abandoned census some of the office of the first lady in 2014 the first lady has worked very closely with afghan women to create a fair and just society. this has been and her excellency has been a vocal advocate to make sure women are represented at the highest levels of the peace talks and the heart and to ensure women's rights and participation are preserved and elevated throughout the process. we are thrilled to have you with us today and with that we like to give the floor over to you. welcome. >> thank you you are giving me too much credit. but i agree with you we have made incredible strides to her own fruition and her own hard work. i wish i could say and then to speak to the fellow members. so in this program with this very important discussion. so i consider myself and then to bear witness and then to speak about the things that they know. and and with the soldiers and citizens. i want to assure them i will try my best. >> so with the peace process during the conversation and in the us today. and for the past six years and with those issues and corri

lady. lady. >> sean hannity overnight was very instructive and i think he expressed a great deal of compassion for hope hicks who obviously, as he pointed out, very close to the president and the first ladynd he was simply saying at that point in the conversation, he and the first lady will continue to do all they can do obviously to keep everyone safe and they take it very seriously, health and safety, not just of their staff but all of the american people. i do believe based on the conversation then he had with sean that the president seems to me to be somewhat surprised by the fact that it happens. not that it couldn't happen to anyone, but just in the newsroom and listen you've got to be careful out there but the truth is given all the particles and given the testing that has happened over at the white house, it's a surprise from our vantage point here in washington. >> obviously, no point speculating at this point because we have no idea but it's fairly clear that this will impact the presidents near-term campaign and there's only 32 days before november 30. it is certainly having an impact on going forward. >> you want to talk about an october surprise and this will oakley be many

fairly run, people pay a lot of attention to what the first lady looks like, what the first lady is wearing. and of course, what the first lady and you can easily see how a phrase can be twisted around. >> as a lawyer, i was one of the strong naysayers against the president or first lady ever having a twitter account. words matter. every presidential statement is heavily vetted. >> but we had a young staff who realize that had social media was where a lot of the people we were trying to reach were going. >> don't waste your time trying to connect with your kids via email. that antiquated method is as useless as morse code. if you want to get their attention, use symbols. little symbols. >> the first lady was in a sense the guinea pig. >> can you do a little dougie? oh, yeah. there we go. >> the west wing came to realize that there's an energy vortex in the east wing that is a little bit different than they'd seen in previous administrations. >> after seeing michelle's success, the west wing follows suit. >> there it goes. my tweet has been posted. that's what i'm talking about. >> they realized how incredibly effective a medi

the insights that have been provided by former first lady laura bush, and also her excellency, first lady will log on the best first lady will love gunny, are a model for what we seek -- and also first lady rula , are a model for what we seek in a fair society. thank you both for your insights and also to the moderators. thank you both. would like to express a debt of gratitude to the atlantic council's south asia center, and also to the george w. bush institute for hosting these key discussions. it has really been not only an honor, but i also think truly insightful and very thoughtful, the conversations about we have heard today about the future of afghanistan, about the peace talks, and also about the future of afghan women and afghan society. as was said, it should not be an issue. it has to be part of the process. so, to conclude, let me just emphasize that afghanistan, but also everywhere in the world where turbulence and instability prevail, we must remember that there is no peace without justice and there is no justice without equality. thank you so much for being with us today. thank you. >> incumbent senator d

this is our only event for this exhibition which is titled ladies garments, ladies work, ladies activism. he saw it coming in. this is a show that tells the stories of women workers organizers in the international ladies garment union in the 20th century. it explores how out their work shaped the labor movement and -- across the years. [inaudible] >> we have the first events on the topic. we are joined by three people who will help us examine. introducing them properly. alice kessler-harris is the chair of the scholarly advisory board on the center for women's history here at the new york historical society. she's professor of american history at columbia as well as professor of america at the institute of research on women and gender and sexuality. her book, in pursuit of equity, won a prize in 2002. for the purposes of tonight's conversation, she has a copy of her first published articles analyzing the women's union workers. janette gayle is assistant professor of history at hobart william smith colleges. her work lies at the intersection of african american, women's and labor history.

lady, melania trump. ♪ [applause] first lady trump: thank you, killian. hello, pennsylvania. [applause] the very warmfor welcome and to our friend, congressman smucker for joining us today. >> we love you. first ladymp: i love you too. thank you. before i begin, thank you for all the love and support you gave us when our family was diagnosed with covid-19. we are all feeling so much better now. [applause] some of the amazing therapeutics available in our country. thank you again for your well wishes. since early this year, our country has felt of the effects of global pandemic. i haveny of you, experienced the firsthand effects of covid-19. not only as a patient but as a worried mother and wife. i know there are many people who have lost loved ones or know people who have been forever impacted by the silent enemy. thoughts and prayers are with all of you through these difficult times. we all know the american spirit is stronger than this virus. we have proven that we can and will overcome this unexpected challenge. [applause] thank you to all who have stepped up and helped in these uncertain times. to the front line workers, teachers, health care professionals, and many more, my husband and i are

lady of afghanistan who is director of the enabled children initiative, a charity that supports and advocates for afghan children with disabilities who have been abandoned or orphaned. since assuming the office of the first lady in 2014 first lady has worked very closely with afghan women to create a more fair and just society and this has been a really core goal and objective of hers. recently her excellency her excellency first lady has been a vocal advocate of ensuring that women are represented at the highest level of the peace talks and continues to work to ensure that women's rights have participation are preserved and also elevated throughout this process. we are just thrilled to have you with us today your excellency, first lady with that i would like to give the floor over to you and to [inaudible]. welcome. >> thank you for all the things he said. you've given me too much credit but i agree with you that we might have made incredible strides through their own volition in their own hard work. [inaudible] i should say i'm extremely grateful that they've given me again another opportunity to peace with my fellow members and i'd also like and i'm very grateful for missus laura bush who has joined in this program and she n

lady. she's a first woman, a first activist, way beyond first ladyhood. eleanor roosevelt was lady big eleanor roosevelt was ladystaying the course despite top aides testing positive for the coronavirus, the u.s. vice president will not leave the campaign trail. >>> americans arer energized f the u.s. presidential election as early voters cast ballots in record numbers. >>> and the united states and europe both seeing spikes in the virus. we go live to france where they are seeing a new record number of case for a fourth day in a row. >>> hello everyone. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm michael holmes. you're watching "cnn newsroom." ♪

lady's companion. if a lady has to pay for company, that says something about the lady, doesn't it? hello there.een on the dull side today, but it certainly could have been a lot worse. we had a few scattered showers, particularly in the south west. some nuisance showers here and some light, patchy, drizzly rain across the far north east. but extensive cloud quite widely. so weather watchers looked a little bit like this. still quite beautiful for taking a walk on the beach in cornwall despite that thick cloud. and enjoying some of the autumn colour that we've got quite widely across the country at the moment. now for this evening, we will continue to see some of that cloud breaking up across england and wales, and where that happens, maybe some patchy mist and fog forming. weak weather front continues to move out of scotland into the north of england, enhancing some light, drizzly rain from time to time. temperatures falling away into single figures. so, we're going to start off sunday with that weather front still producing a little bit of light, drizzly rain here and there. the isobars widely

lady's companion. if a lady has to pay for company, that says something about the lady, doesn't it?show. west ham come back from three down, to get a draw at tottenham in the final seconds of the game. the pressure pays off for brighton, who leave it late for share of the spoils with rivals crystal palace. miedema makes history, in the north london derby, which sees arsenal crush spurs to stay top of the wsl. and a first grand tour stage win for britain's tayo gaygan—hart, at the giro d'italia. as his rivals falter. hello, and welcome to sportsday. well, what a match to tell you about in north london this evening. gareth bale was the talk of the town — ahead of tottenham's premier league encounter with rivals west ham. and with spurs 3—0 up and cruising at half—time, the stage was set for bale‘s long awaited return to the spurs side off the bench. the hammers had other ideas though — launching an incredible comeback — with drama right through to the final seconds. adam wild reports. the surroundings may have changed, the reception perhaps a little quieter than he dreams of, but this

lady's companion. if a lady has to pay for company, that says something about the lady, doesn't it? hello. places will actually stay dry but we will be getting off to a damp start across much of scotland, northern ireland, northern and eastern england. this area with thick cloud and patchy rain will spread north again during the day, so scotland remains very much in the zone for seeing some occasional light rain, but northern ireland will brighten up for a time. part of wales, the midlands and southern england, a greater chance of seeing a few sunny spells coming through the cloud compared to saturday. but what is still a rather cool day with just light winds. the winds are starting to pick up overnight and into monday, as we see rain heading across northern ireland and into parts of northern england and scotland. for the rest of england and wales, monday is starting with a few sunny spells around, but clearly, our weather is changing and there will be more heavy rain around in parts of northern ireland and scotland on monday. affecting some of us in western areas of wales and the far west

lady's companion. if a lady has to pay for company, that says something about the lady, doesn't it? hello.ay back. there'll be some sunnier days in the week ahead. there'll also be some spells of heavy rain. windier weather, too. for monday, that heavy rain will be targeting northern ireland and scotland. northern ireland and western scotland seeing the most persistent and heaviest rain. as it continues into monday night, there could be some flooding and a risk of some disruption. some rain at times in northern england becoming more widespread in north west england into the afternoon. some patchy rain in wales. elsewhere may see a bit of hazy brightness. it's a milder day, but the wind will be picking up. and overnight monday into tuesday, we'll see this area of rain pushing through england and wales, reaching those areas that stay dry during the day. and more rain at times into scotland and northern ireland, though easing away from northern ireland as the night comes to an end. so, on tuesday, then, some early rain in eastern england clearing away. further showers following, particularly

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ladies are usually utilized, deployed and helpful on the campaign trail. campaign knows this, just happens to be first lady who does not like to campaign, doesn't feel comfortable in front of crowds. hasn't been on the trail since june 2019. so you know, talking about 11th hour, week away from the election day, here's first lady doing very first solo speech. is there time left, sure. of course, she's very popular among the trump base. could they have used her before? absolutely without question. first ladies serve important role as surrogate for candidate. but melania trump is not necessarily the person who is going to be prolific campaign presence and today she was fine. when she talks sounds more like her husband than people tend to think. >> i don't know why, if you look at clips from way back when, not on this network but on hln, joy bay har's show, she revealed herself to be a birther years ago. i don't know why people are surprised by it. but listen, not that she's been off the campaign trail. she said last time i guess because of the coronavirus but you said last time she was on was 2019, well before she had the coronavirus and now she's back. trump also mentioned her husband's use of social media today. take a listen to this. >> for the first time in history the citizens of this country get to hear di

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lady melania trump dealing with what she said is mild symptoms this weekend. her son testing negative for the virus. in recent years the role of the first lady has undergone huge transformations, that is due to melania trump's predecessor, michelle obama. first ladiesp of the hour. here is a preview. >>> there is as michelle puts it, no handbook for incoming first ladies. >> the role of the first lady is a throw-back. we set up the white house as a royal court in a way. >> and i think for michelle obama a modern woman, a career woman, to suddenly be the great man's wife was an adjustment. she describes the role as a strange kind of side car to the presidency. the first lady is not a job. >> i mean, hillary clinton learned that when she turned it in to a job. we don't want that, that's going too far. >> she said, the one that she took, the greatest inspiration from was laura bush. after a bruising campaign, michelle is determined to control her own message. >> she starts with a simple statement, deeper than it first appears. >> how do you define your role as first lady? >> you know, i joke that my first job is going to be mom and she. becau because with little kids i have to make sure that feet are on the ground. >> i'm not she was concerned about h

lady melania trump have tested positive for covid-19. the president announced the news on twitter overnight. he and the first lady will begin quarantining immediately. both the president and the first lady'sosis comes after they traveled with senior adviser hope hicks who also tested positive. white house physician sean connolly said in a statement that the president and first lady are doing well. joining me right now republican strategist jonathan madison and democratic strategist michael starr hopkins. let me ask your reaction and how this changes campaign season, michael? >> this is not a good thing, our thoughts and prayers are with the president and his family but i'm also thinking about the white house staff that makes the white house go around. we hope that they are safe and their families are safe. in terms of the campaign, this up-ends everything. they will be questions about whether we have debates, are there going to be any more rallies, what about, you know, congressional staff, members of congress, the supreme court nominee amy coney barrett, whether or not she's met with staff members with the president. we know mark meadows were around escorting around. mark: we should poin

lady today. and in addition to the president and barron trump, both now testing negative, the first lady also revealed she's now tested negative and she hopes to resume her duties soon? >> reporter: and david, the first lady also wrote, "i want people to know that i understand just how fortunate my family is to have received the kind of care that we did." the bottom line is, she wants people to know that she is keenly aware that she received the kind of care that most people simply cannot get. >> jon, thank you. >>> and meantime, jon, as you know, this all comes as we see the virus spiking across the country, amid those fears of a second wave. tonight, the very first vaccine trial in children now approved by the fda and now getting started. hospitalizations increasing in 36 states across the country. wisconsin, as we've been reporting, hit especially hard. a field hospital now set up to take in covid patients. and pfizer beginning that first pediatric vaccine trial in the world. and late today, what dr. anthony fauci said about family gatherings over thanksgiving. abc's stephanie ramos from wisconsin tonight. >> reporter: tonight wisconsin, ground zero in this country's desperate battle to beat back a sur

lady are quarantining after testing positive for the coronavirus. >>> good morning. breaking news. the president tests positive for the coronavirus. we're revealing his diagnosis in a late night tweet saying he and the first lady have covid-19 and will quarantine immediately. the stunning news after one of his closest aids, hope hicks, tests positive. the president on fox news just last night. >> she tested positive. i just went out with a test. we spend a lot of time, and the first lady went and had a test also. >> tracing the president's contacts. hicks riding on air force one and his helicopter days ago with other top officials. the president feet from joe biden on the debate stage. this morning, biden's message to his rival. word that vice president pence and his wife tested negative. what it means for president trump, his health, the campaign, and the nation's security. today friday, october 2nd, 2020. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda. and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a. >>> good morning, everybody. it is 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. you're waking up to this extraordinary news. the president and first lady have announced that they have both tested positive for the coronavirus. it started with word that hope hicks has contracted the virus. >> she has been traveling a lot with the president this week. to and from tuesday's debate. she boarded marine one, that's the president's helicopter, with the president's inner circle to attend

lady barron said lady blackwood was right, and there was plenty of room for women of extraordinary talentic unionist party, nigel dodds, has taken his seat in the house of lords. lord dodds of duncairn and served as mp for north belfast for almost two decades before losing his seat to john finucane of sinn fein at last year's general election. and that's it from me for today. but do join me at the same time tomorrow for another round up of the day here at westminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. very, very mild out there at the moment. and tuesday promises to be a very mild day too. we have southerly winds across the uk, and the air is coming all the way from spain and portugal, in fact. there's a bit of rain in the forecast too. quite a lot of it. you can see this big low pressure there sweeping in from the south of the cloud, that is with the air is coming from, all the way from iberia. so, with the winds it will be a very mild morning, with a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain too, it'll have been a very wet night in northern ireland, and parts of scotland but these

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lady. speaking of the first lady, melania trump's chief of staff says the first lady is doing well today. here's a live look at the white house, and that is where melania trump continues to isolate. we're also told the first lady's symptoms have not worsened. she is staying in touch with the president, continues to rest. >>> tomorrow on "meet the press," chuck todd talks with a member of the trump administration about the outbreak. plus he's going to break down a new nbc/"wall street journal" poll. you can watch nbc's "meet the press" tomorrow morning right here on nbc bay area after "today in the bay." >>> poor air quality continues to blanket the bay area. take a look. fremont and palo alto, the air's not good. heavy smoke and haze. that bad air could impact tomorrow's sunday night football game on nbc, and that's a huge deal because it's being played at levi's stadium. nfl and the 49ers closely watching the skies, monitoring air quality levels. the nfl says it will consider postponing or moving the game if the air quality index is higher than 200. it almost was a few weeks ago. parts of

lady seem to be on diverging courses in the early going here the first lady said to be doing well, a mild cough and a headache, but those are the only symptoms that have been reported to us for the first ladyhe remainder of the first family said to be doing well and negative ivanka, the president's daughter, tested negative. the president and the first lady's son baron trump tested negative the vice president and his wife, the former vice president and his wife all negative. then many ofhe

ladies. first ladies must pay for their own clothes. she got hit by the press there. the era of freebies and luxury, those moments kind of went away when nancy reagan got busted really by the media for playing into her role as first ladynd getting some of the things, sometimes for free. >> the assassination attempt on president reagan, of course, had a huge impact on nancy reagan and her mission to protect her husband. it leads her to turn to some questionable sources to try to keep things in her control. tell us about that. >> i think we all -- i'm old enough to remember that nancy reagan astrology fixation. you wonder whether it was true. a very smart first lady. she's been around. yet, she's making phone calls to an astrologastrologer. she found this astrologer who would tell her days good for travel and days that weren't. certain days that were okay. she really relied on this. it was more psychological to help her cope with this life that she had to live with the president, with his life possibly hanging in the balance. she turned to astrology of all things, the first lady calling from the east wing to her astrologer. it was true. there's more tonight. >> very interesting. all first ladies, as you know, they take

lady who is out in pennsylvania. she's out in pennsylvania. people love our first lady. [cheers and applause] our first lady is doing a great job. i mean, she got the plague from china and so did i and so did my son. and he recovered and about 12 minutes. how are you feeling, barron. what is the problem? i don't know, the doctor told me. sir, your son has tested positive. and 12 seconds, how is he doing? he is all better. doc, did you give him one of those miracle cures? no, sir. hey, young kids have a strong immune system and nobody even knew it. get your children back to school. [cheers and applause] and the governor is a disaster. and open up this day. and she's got to keep her husband away from sailing, and only one in this state is her husband. and it's no good, you can't do it. joe biden, kamala harris, and of course, the reverse, she's got the harris and he actually said it, didn't he? the harris/biden. you know i have a great vice president and we all do, but i want to give him -- but the mike pence/trump administration come he doesn't have any clue where he is and use all that. the radical democrats want to pack the sup

lady, released a statement saying the only intent was to secretly tape the first lady in order to peddle herself and salacious book. there's no way to know if the recordings have been edited and it's clear that it was hand picked with no context. the first lady remains focused on serving her family and serving our country. >>> an audio recording of the grand jury proceedings in the breonna taylor case are set to be made public by noon today. the release was postponed after a judge granted kentucky attorney general daniel cameron more time. a member of the grand jury filed a court motion accusing cameron of misrepresenting their deliberations. the grand jury ultimately indicted one officer for firing bullets that entered the home of taylor's neighbor during a botched drug raid in march that left taylor dead. >>> gusty winds and extreme heat are making it hard for crews combating raging wildfires in california's wine country. this wild video shows firefighters driving through the glass fire. the fire in napa and sonoma counties jumped containment lines leading to a new round of evacuations. the fire was -- has torched more than 58,000 acres and is now 5% contained. >>> chris martinez has more on the devastating destruction. >> i put my heart a

lady washington's reception that lady washington herself is standing literally center stage in an elegant gown. what you might not have noticed, there's someone else we sometimes think of as important sort of receding into the background here. that's good old george. george washington in the center in black formal republican gown sort of overshadowed by lady washington. the title was "lady washington's reception." the word used at the time was of a formal reception held and hosted by the first lady martha washington. many of you noticed how she was standing on a platform. that's right. you also noticed the opulent attire. frankly this is a scene that could have taken place in a european court as much as it could have taken place in america. the next image, however, i think you'll find a little more familiar. this is county election from 1851. now, what do you see here, and how does it differ from that last image? got a hand down here. pass it down. thank you. go ahead, zachariah. >> the drunk guy in the top left of the picture. >> drunk people. good. actually more than one drunk guy. this guy here, we've got someone who had a little too much here. good. yeah. >> stump speaking. >> yeah. we talked about this. good. you remember. stump speaking. yes, me, vote for me for president. excellent. good. anything else you see? there's a hand back

lady washington's reception, that lady washington herself is standing literally center stage in an elegant gown. what you might not have noticed, there was someone else who we think of as important in the background here and that's good, old george. sort of overshadowed by lady washington. the title was lady washington's reception. the word used at the time was that of a levy. it was a reception held by the first lady, marsha washington. she was standing on a platform and you noticed the on latpulan attire. the next image may be a little more familiar. this is county election from 1851. what do you see here and how does it differ from that last image? a hand down here. pass it down, if you would. thank you. go ahead, zachariah. >> i see a drunk guy in the top left -- >> drunk people, very good. there's more than one drunk guy. this guy here. we got someone who has had a little too much here. good, yeah. >> stump speaking. >> yeah, we talked about this. good, you remember. stump speaking. the whole, vote for me for president. excellent. anything else you see? there's a hand back there. >> it's primarily working class people. not the wealthy. >> good. that's all good. you're seeing a diversity of people. one thing you're also seeing is the white male electorat

paying her bill police were called to a restaurant in vancouver when the customer when it's a lady were ladies room to try to avoid paying the check it turns out. she climbed up into a ceiling vent workers heard her crawling above the kitchen as you can see the vent in the ceiling eventually gave way and police were waiting for her when she came to the ground after talking to the woman restaurant management decided not to press charges. they said the woman was clearly down on her luck. crews have removed the first asian hornets nest found in the u.s. in a family's backyard, the poland or family in spokane washington was surprised to find a swarm of murder hornets building a high of just a few feet away from or their children play state crews carefully vacuumed up as many horton says they could before also removing the tree where the nest was located. jamie pollen der recognizes the historic find he made in his backyard, but would prefer they were never there to begin with. well, it's definitely nerve-racking and it's it's a good ranch like holy cow that thing could land on me and staying that.

lady melania trump. she's sharing phone conversations she has of the first lady. stephanie, i want to may another conversation you had with the first ladythis one is about her trip to the border when the trump administration was separating kids from their parents and detaining them. let's listen. >> i mean, it's so fascinating to hear. clearly, you know, people project things on to her about well, she went down to the border and wore that shirt and it was a message, wore that jacket and it was a message. she thinks that they were happy to be in u.s. custody, and that all the stories about gang violence, which is, you know, huge throughout central america, is just gaming the system. >> well, you know, the jacket was a means to an end. it was a publicity stunt, and it was to garner the attention of the press, to make sure that everyone was aware that melania was going to the border. and i think it meant a lot, just like it means a lot to donald, that he has something over barack obama. so there's so many similarities here. they do things not for the purpose that, you know, good deeds are done for the intent of doing good deeds, not for th

ladies, which is really the story of the presidency. and michelle obama has now joined the pantheon of the great first ladies. right alongside ellenor roosevelt. she was the first v african-american first ladyr set a foot wrong. and now she's gone on to become really first lady to the world. she's written the best biography any first lady has ever written becoming. it's a global best seller. and we're now really looking for people to admire, looking for role models. and looking for things that unify us. and she does that, she transcends politics. she's not interested in political office, and that gives her extra credibility and she's really played her hand beautifully. >> so before we go, who has been most effective as a first lady? i guess you could one or two two has been most effective? >> most effective? i have to say that ellenor roosevelt is still the gold standard. she was first lady for 12 years, which encompassed the depression and world war ii, and her husband, the president, was in a mv wheelchair. so she became fdr's legs, if you will. i would put michelle obama very close to that standard. >> thank you very much. and i hope all of you hearing the excitement in her voice, don't