lesley. >> so you still support him today? >> yeah, of course i do. even scott.election were held tomorrow and biden versus trump, who do you vote for? >> trump. >> you vote for trump right now? >> i dislike biden that much and don't feel he's going to he'd our country. i only support him about 10%. trump's only about 25%. >> three states, three voters, but one candidate they all still support. van jones, cnn. >> checking with voters. up next, one-on-one, a trvrgs with trevor noah, he gives his take on race relation and missing america from a unique perspective, someone who grew up in apartheid in south africa. on! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a no by-products call? look atstaring at you.p wall. embarrassing you in front of your in-laws. spreading rumors about you at work. that wall is your everest - but not any more. today let's paint. that wall never knew what hit it. today let's paint. behr. exclusively at the home depot. feel cool. b

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the cans on the off of it post people don't want to hear it and not going to another job lesley and hope that this one more good comes on. you know i'm in for another 16 i don't know what's we expect things are. crazy. people are tired. by april the us was the epicenter of the pandemic and new york had the most dust of any state by far you have wonderful mts america but they're also young and inexperienced. and i think about that because this is going to weigh on them. to see this much death. i'm also woman's house. this woman's husband was to take care of his mom. passed away now the mother passed away you know or are these later. of course she's seen them freeze all covered. in this house where 2 people died. the mother and son. in about 2 months the number of deaths in new york was surpassed 30000. hospitals or more overflowing with patients and bodies to be a paramedic this some of the most amazing people into paramedics you know the be one you have to have some type of reservoir who does something down there that. you're able to dip into that keeps you hopeful. with this pandemic th

immigrant communities are hurting now amidst covid-19 and moving forward with this action need lesley places many family into further anxiety and chaos. will the president listen to this? >> he will take care of daca. democrats had two and a half years to make a deal on daca. they didn't do it. he wants to take care of these individuals. but it needs be done in a lawful way and it needs to be done in assuring that our board is safe, protected. that we have an end to lawless immigration and ms-13. and the havoc that we've seen wreaked in the country. so he's for a measured response. and he's offered deals to democrats that have been rejected. so democrats really seem to be using the daca recipients as pawns and that is despicable. >> thank you. kayleigh, glave the campaign had attendant dees in the rally sign a waiver if they should get sick with the coronavirus, would the president consider starting or contributing to a fund for the sick or the bereaved if we see a spike in cases come out of the rally? >> i think that's a hypothetical and that's a speculative question. >> yes. >> than

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but an investigator who searched the area where fred said lesley fell did testify about finding fred'sn glasses. >> this side was broken. the left-hand side was sticking in the dirt. >> did you see anything on the ground? >> four foot from the glasses there were what appeared to be scuff marks, as if somebody had slipped and had moved the dirt. >> reporter: and on the stand, this witness -- the coroner -- >> those are the gloves that leslie was wearing. >> reporter: -- tried to connect those scratches on fred's face to the plastic bumps, or nubbins on leslie's gloves. >> to me those plastic nubbins are a lot more consistent with the scratch marks on mr. mueller's face than branches and twigs. >> reporter: however, after a defense objection, the judge ruled the coroner's statement conjecture and told the jury to disregard it. so even though the prosecutors were not allowed to tell the jury how they thought the murder happened, they still had a theory to present for the why. they were high school sweethearts. he had never abused her, to anyone's knowledge. he had no life insurance policy

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