at times, lori just seemed to disappear. >> lori milliron was on trial, but it was easy to confuse loridn't really look around much. >> at the end of it, the jury found that lori was guilty of accessory after the fact, obstruction, and two counts of the five perjury counts against her. >> i think she was incredibly shocked. she looked at the table, and she was shaking her head no. >> the jury did not convict her on the perjury charges that were tied to anna grimley's story, that lori had given larry a one-year ultimatum to get rid of bianca. >> they wanted to toss that out. that's fine, it didn't mean anything, the rest of it does. the whole story does. so, i'm fine, i know my truth, she knows the truth. >> the colorado court sentencing a dentist to wife in prison for killing his wife on an african safari. >> larry rudolph gets a life sentence. and lori milliron? she gets 17 years. now, that's more than the sentencing guidelines for her crimes because, according to the judge, she not only showed an unprepenitentiary ant lack of remorse, she also taunted and tormented bianca's children.

>> lori: you will eat a lot of it, not you sam, but the rest of us... >> lori: it will not crack in your freezer. >> lara: it was not tupperware, i don't know what it was, but it broke. >> lori: a lot of people want soft serve, you can make your own soft serve guys. i will get with it started here. here it comes, look at this. guys with, it is, you know, it's a little hot here, in the studio. >> sam: in the studio. >> lori: this is from cuisine art, you mix it in, so you can do soft serve, toppings are on the side. and let me tell you something, i could -- listen, it the little cone holder. i know it has everything. even a hot fudge sauce warmer. okay. this one, you guys, this is jobina. have you heard of this before? no, no. okay. over 20,000 positive reviews on amazon, and we got this one actually at walmart because it's on sale there. oh good job. under $40. what's great about it is you can take frozen fruit. that's all this is. taste it and let us know. frozen fruit. and it comes out like that and it comes out like ice cream. so if you are looking

lori: a lot of investors are doing this.have a playbook and we had all of those candidates in the democratic primary in 2019. we did not analyze all of them. we looked at warren and sanders and harrison biden. we had two pages worth of issues and we did in norma's amount of work going through all of their commentary on things like taxes and trade. what we generally found his you had worn and sanders to the left and then biden and harris on the center and harris was somewhere in between. her views have likely evolved so i do not want to make too much of this. in general i was shocked when i looked how many times i saw taxing financial show up for things not necessarily related to financials. will people be digging that stuff up? perhaps. she seemed tougher on energy then biden had and on big tech, and this was in focus for me because all of the kerfuffle last week over what the j.d. vance picked meant, we made notes that it seemed like harris was less onerous to big tech than warren or sanders, maybe in the warren or biden ca

an issue, candidate and nonprofit executive daniel lori promised to correct. >> you will take care of us during our darkest moments. you come when called, and we should be providing for you. >> reporter: it is also the first responders who come face-to-face with some of the city's most severe issues. the top office london breed, and former mayor mark ferrell both committed to crackdown on homelessness. >> effective august, we will be very effective in moving encampments, which may even include criminal penalties. >> as mayor i will be aggressive. we will work to get tendon cameras off the streets every day i am in office to make sure that your lives as firefighters every single day, once again, can focus on fighting fires. >> reporter: city supers visors usha and aaron peskin focused on cracking down on the city's crisis something first responders know all too well, reversing overdoses on a regular basis. >> 810 people died last year from overdose. thousands more overdose than were resuscitated. many by people in this room. we have to address this crisis at home. >> this is not a sent

lei ray thanks, rick, thanks, lori.: it's true, he probably felt if prior to the attack it was the safest place you could possibly be, and that was the right aassumption until now. will: well, on thursday night donald trump gave a speech, the conclusion of the republican national convention, and the first 20 minutes, i think -- at least for those who don't pay attention to donald trump -- may have felt like a difference gear, a different speed, a different pitch that he had in his bag. for those of us who have known him, you knew he's a storyteller and thoughtful. that's what you described when he described in detail the moments from last saturday. he told this on thursday night at the republican national convention. >> i will tell you exactly what happened, ask and you'll never if hear it from me a second time because it's actually to painful to tell. to the right was a large screen that was displaying a chart of border crossings under my if leadership, the numbers were absolutely amazing. in order to see the chart, i

lori joins us now. she was beautiful. one mother to another. that our beaufort daughter anna 2020 took her life. what we found out afterwards and this is when the facebook whistleblower came forward the dangers and depth addiction can have and how the powerful algorithms can change a mental health. anna dealing with cyberbullying and us telling her she couldn't have tiktok and finding out later she did have tiktok and it showed her a life suicide, depression, harmful content that she felt she had no future. and that was where she basically was pulled into with these powerful algorithms and addiction. no matter how hard we tried, we were those parents that checked her phone. said it had to be on the counter. that gave, you know, constant conversations about the dangers and still it was a place that we protected her in a physical world but in an world late at night on these platforms she deteriorated her mental health and took her life. >> ainsley: what will it do to help other families going through this? will it pass. >> it will pass. it will b

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in the evening, lori opened the package with the new fumigator and hung it on the tent. were able to have breakfast calmly, but people don't. this morning we came to our camp for a fire, and there were mosquitoes there, we hung up a fumigator, but unfortunately, they were flying near it, so it’s unclear whether it works or not, a miracle didn’t happen, but what’s going on at evgenia and her husband andrey, it seems, their vacation was not disturbed by a single insect, the fumigator hung in our room for a week, there are no mosquitoes in the room, there are mosquitoes on the street, there are none in the house, apparently, in the open air, the peretrin fumes quickly dissipate and do not have time to have any effect impact on mosquitoes, indoors everything works as it should, let's try to check this in a special sealed chamber at the institute of disinfectology: hang the device on a fan, it will create a draft effect and speed up the process of distribution of the active substance a little... in a couple of days we will analyze the air. the results showed that after two da

joining me is rbc capital markets's lori calvasina. you raised the target. models are pointing that direction. you characterize it as a little bit of a reluctant one. why is that? >> i think i called myself a nervous jumpy bull. i see the case for upside on the models. i have been expecting it to go over this standard deviation mark and it stuck below. i have to own that. and looking on a six-month forward basis you tend to be up 4.5% from the level it's at. if we get too much more enthusiasm, i thill it will cross over into dangerous territory. i see the case for a pull back. if we end up getting one, it's a 5 to 10% drawdown, similar to april. it doesn't derail the year or sort of the upward path. a pothole is how we see it on the path to recovery. >> the other piece of it, you mentioned sentiment as one of those things nagging at the bull case. valuation, you have been pretty consistent in saying that as much as it seems like 19, 20, 21 times earnings seems expensive, your work said maybe not. what is it saying now? >> this is something i had a hard time

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host: lori in new jersey, republican. caller: how are you?so grateful [indiscernible] i am so upset that that happened to him. [indiscernible] host: do you want to see and hear from him today at the convention? caller: i would love to hear from him. believe me, i would do anything he asks of me. i wanted to become a delegate from new jersey just to support him and his whole family, i love them all. especially him. he is the best president of my lifetime. host: lori, republican in new jersey. caroline, democrat caller in ohio. caller: yes. i'm excited to hear from trump and also to hear his vp pick. all along, i thought it was going to be nikki haley, so i'm also interested to hear what she has to say. if not her, of course, since i'm from ohio, i want j.d. vance, because he was so loyal to me when it came to some of the things he was working on for the internet connectivity thing. also i know he has not been brought up, but i tell you, everybody -- i live on the border of west virginia and ohio. everybody including my son in law, his father,

released and you make this a big data point and we can all find out more about what's going on. >> lorie, thank you very much for your insight. >> thank you very much 37 i appreciate it. >> 30 years celebrating going public from the greenbrier companies. >> thank you. >>> the momentum isn't helping crowdstrike. google downgrading it to neutral saying it might take time for the company to repair its image after the massive i.t. outage and it may hurt signings and it is trading at 66 times forward earnings and at the highest multiple across the entire software coverage even with another 13% drop today. we'll have more reaction from wall streeont this issue later in the show. "the exchange" is back after this. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. ma

multiple times last evening, two statements, lori and i, the people of pennsylvania i know were praying for him. and again, according to his team, it seems as though he will be fine. obviously, relatively speaking. i know we are glad to see that violence is never acceptable. i should also let you know that i did speak to president biden. he called me last night to make sure that here in the commonwealth, we had all the resources we needed. i assured him that we did. at the time, he had yet to speak to president trump. i think they connected later in the evening, and he wanted me to know that he was trying to reach out to the former president. i think that that was the honorable and right thing to do and i'm glad that president biden did that. we are working in concert with our federal partners. >> governor, have you talked to the families of those who were critically injured? >> i spoke to the family of one of them, and the other left a detailed message. i'm not going to get into their status. that will be shared by pennsylvania state police and with the family later today. >> i just mi

. >> brian, this is lori. sensing that they're ready to put on trades that are similar to what they did for trump back in 2016? and do you think that's the right thing to do, are you sensing that people are really, you know, wanting to go back to that historical playbook, and do you agree that's the right approach? >> going back to the fall, in conversations, you could just see a move, in conversations with investors, both retail and institutional, that there was a growing belief that trump would be the winner in november. so, i think that's kind of been playing out for months. now, i think it's a mistake to think that we're going to repeat 2016. 2016 was a surprise, it was a surprise to -- to most people, including the trump folks. it was a surprise to the election. this is not a surprise. if he wins, we will see this coming. so, that kind of dilutes the impact. that being said, we get the -- get to the election, the day after the election, if there is a clear winner on -- in november, on november 5th, i thin

the 2019 nobel peace prize, lori and t. 9 of the countries, various ethnic groups and hatred against take. ryans, he repeatedly referred to them as the cancer of the d, o. b, as leads that needed to be removed and as a whole, into online coast. spite of the med and his advisors made no secret of their goals, genocide, even these people are the, the enemy of all ethiopian people, the enemy of the aroma people, the sr, the gun, bella, and the somali. we will not rest until the enemy is buried. the 4, the women in the mikaela clinic for fear of returning to her village and the stigmatization she faces is too great. the head nurse lulu messman offers her a place and a women's shelter for the time being. but the incendiary videos are still online for anyone to see what explains the inaction on the part of facebook and other social media platforms. the, the one answer can be found in the kenyan capital nairobi. the calendar mildly is on her way to her night shift. for a job that involves the leading hate posts online when she moved here from west africa some 3 years ago. she was looking fo

. >> daniel lori released a statement calling the plan a public city stunt. he went on to say it will just push tents further into the city and is set to fail, because there are not enough shelter beds. >>> we saw sweeps on a smaller scale, caltrans, clearing 9th and bryant. the people there told us they were contact did by city outreach workers and are on a wait list for housing. it was supposed to be moving day for tents lining a stretch of 10th street. when we went to check out the encampment was untouched. some campers told us they had been given advanced notice the city and offered shelter space, but not everyone wanted to take advantage of it. >> that isn't going to work for me. there are dogs running around there, the dogs are going to kill my dogs. it's bad situation. anything more private, tiny houses over there, i was begging them, me and , begging them for three years to go in one of those, and they just went. >> this whole thing begs the question, how did the city get to this point in the first place? we dug into our archives. >> the public are de

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and the loris skaters tell us they get just under 40 miles an hour on a good run. you this state are taking about fall but met with cheers from the crowd. that chases the speeds. the skating event was peaceful compared to last year. barrack a plan that is out. >> the officers present is a is a way to tell the community today there is no event. police promised swift action against the skaters. >> but advocates like aaron brett say skating is not a crime, simply existing public space on a skateboard is positive. following standard traffic laws is not illegal. san francisco police's crackdown on delores street. >> worked for that section of road. a couple dozen skaters throughout the day frustrated that their yearly tradition was shut down here for annual among the lowest of but they shut it down. so we can really do much like a mere lofton who is looking to skate down dolores hill for the 6th year in a row. it's time to skates. he feels just one thing. freedom, freedom and really just really fun. speed yourself. go like 5 miles an hour down hill. more skaters feeling

troy y lori son los maestros detrás de todo.ucro vapor con personas mayores sostiene que queremos brindar experiencias educativas prácticas a través de proyectos para la comunidad de personas mayores, de una forma tal que se promueva la salud y el bienestar. los proyectos enseñan lecciones que ayudan a desarrollar funciones motoras, cognitivas y de creaciones tecnológicas. dice que es una forma de unir a las personas y de ampliar la idea del pensamiento crítico, la colaboración, comunicación y creatividad. heather menciona que aprender unos de otros es una forma de socializar y eso es igualmente importante para ir juntos en las actividades se fomenta un cerebro activo y una mente sana, ya sea un robot o una nueva obra de arte. son muchas las lecciones que surgen de las sesiones y si es la mejor forma de utilizar la tecnología, no, porque ellos necesitan también ir desarrollando sus habilidades para seguir adelante. así es. me encantó ver la carita de muchas de las señoras porque estaban como intrigadas. cómo funciona esto? cómo

yesterday i met lori magnus the independent advisor on standards. i also discussed mission delivery, how we would put into action the plans we have set out in manifesto and we would have mission delivery boards to drive through the change we need and i will be chairing those to make sure this includes everyone that they are of priority. we talked about preparation for the king's speech and i reminded the entire cabinet the way we will be judged on actions, not on words. and this afternoon i will continue to make a number of front bench appointments. we clearly on thursday got a mandate from all four nations for the first time in 20 plus years we have a majority in england, in scotland and in wales and that is a clear mandate to govern for all four corners of the united kingdom. therefore, i shall set off tomorrow to be in all four faces going first to scotland, then northern ireland, then to wales, and back to england where i will meet the first ministers not just to discuss the issues and challenges of the day -- of course, we will do that -- but t

. >> lori hart says. she's been coming every year for, well over a decade. she says while she prefers the heat over the cold, she needed a break from the current heat wave. >> it's i know it's going to get a little bit chillier, but i still think it'll stay in the 70s. so i think we're going to have an excellent weather no matter what the weather is. >> though hart says she's determined to have a good time. >> we come out here, we have a party, we enjoy all the festivities. it's usually a wonderful crowd full of kids just love and enjoyment. >> and with fireworks like these, that love and enjoyment is easy to feel. in richmond, tim jonze, abc seven news. >> quite the display the marin county fair got going today in the north bay. they do fireworks shows every night there. even with the heat, organizers expect 100,000 people to show up this year. if you're still trying to figure out your plans for the fourth, just head to the front page of our website for info on all the fireworks, festivals, and county affairs. it's on abc seven news.com or the abc seven new

pronouns or identifies as a different gender than what's in school records, state assembly member lori wilson welcomes the new law. this is extremely important because, as most people know, i have a transgender son, who actually was transitioning while in high school. and, although we as a family knew generally that he was struggling with his identity, we did not know that at school he was going by a different name, and it was actually a teacher who first told us, she says she was disappointed the teacher had betrayed her child's trust. state assembly member christopher ward authored the bill. it is very invasive. when you are coming out, you want to be in control of your information and not have that shared by outside actors and particularly other government actors like school officials. but today, those who oppose the law say the state will now pay a price, including elon musk, who posted on x that he is moving two of his company's headquarters out of the state, saying because of this law and the many others that preceded it, attacking both families and companies, spacex will now mov

pronouns or identifies as a different gender than what's in school records, state assembly member lorison welcomes the new law. this is extremely important because, as

lori bergamotto is here with shopable ways to celebrate.n in the summertime. right? the origin started from a disney show gravity falls which you can stream on disney +. there's that. they wanted to celebrate halloween twice a year. people are like, we love halloween. you can do it all summer long. we are officially three months to the day to halloween. you can stream things. the lost boys. summer of '84. there's all that fun stuff. then also retailers. there's so many things you can shop for with decor. >> lara: let's talk about michael's. they're getting a lot of attention right now. >> lot of craft stores like michael's, like joanne, tj maxx. those places are great to start with. home depot had their skeleton. you remember skelly. >> lara: i just talked about shaq. shaq brought skelly the dog out. >> those are selling out. michael has something that's gone viral online. their hippie hallow. you'll see it on the ends here. anything retro, groovy, anything that speaks to summer. you can see there's some fun nostalgic '70s vibes on both end

lori bergamotto is here to show us where to find the deals. they are all shopable.g to show you some early ones. you want to strategize. remember when you're looking for deals, all about personal tech. so look for head phones, ear buds. amazon products. kindle, ring, those sorts of things. we picked some really good ones for you. >> lara: everybody take a look at this. >> this is a big air purifier. don't hide behind it, lara. this is a top performer has over 10,000 five star reviews. >> lara: that will purify a lot of air. >> it can do 1500 square feet in 30 minutes. removes 99.97% of dander, smoke, dust, mold. do you want to hear about this deal? original price was $349.99. new price is $290.44. 17% off. it is really big. if you just want one thing to really clean that air, this is the one. >> lara: roll it on out. come on in. what's next? >> we've got head phones. >> lara: these are wireless. >> these are from sony. so a name everybody knows. that's the thing you want to be looking out for, those name brands. they're going to be on sale. this is on sale today up

hi, lori. it's because of the, i think the judge we should talk to way, i'm going to generation them using their perspective, their language and the are we are thinking and in my opinion other we are maybe a little bit let me think this kind of a vision. how to talk about liberal values, how to talk about to europe, to, to young, to young voters. you know, just, i would just give you an example. you know, i'm a 47. i remember when you know that to cross the bulk of poland, you have to, you know, have passed towards these eyes when it was not that easy when you know, and it where this will go. the way some country was regarded as a kind of a miracle for us. okay. if you look into the duration, they don't even know what is the password about, okay? they are just traveling from even worse. simple barcelona, we just with id, you know, they don't, they don't understand what, what is like the real added value of the european union. what is that is the value of the free exchange of goods or a move of

lori unacceptable and tragic.er president is safe and according to him and his team is fine . it's also important to fine. it's also important to note that last night, three of our fellow pennsylvanians were shot, one fatally, and two in critical condition. i've just spent time speaking to the families , and i want to offer my families, and i want to offer my prayers and the prayers of all 13 million pennsylvanians for the two individuals who are being treated at this time. we lost a fellow pennsylvanian last night, corey comparator i just spoke to corey's wife and corey's two daughters. corey was a girl. dad. corey was a firefighter. corey went to church every sunday. corey loved his community and most especially corey loved his family . corey was an avid family. corey was an avid supporter of the former president and was so excited to be there last night with him in the community. i asked corey's wife if it would be okay for me to share that we spoke and she said yes . she to share that we spoke and she said yes

yeah, lori is not the 1st time i'm we. we've had a from one of biden's mega donors. this is a read hoffman. he just saying 2 days ago, but he wished that he made a trump an actual ma to, i mean, given now what's happened in the last few hours. is it acceptable that we hearing comments like that from how full people? yeah, it was going to turn on, i'm just going to rip them apart, frankly, because what's gonna happen now this week? m s n b c and cnn 2 of us uh, the cable channels in the united states that have gone out of their way to avoid covering anything that donald trump does are now going to have to cover. and because of the assassination attempt, there's no way that they won't be able to cover when donald trump deliver to speech . that the republican convention next week. you think they're going to be a few viewers. i, i predict. you'll probably have more people watching that speech at that convention . then we're watching the tucker carlson interview with lot him or prove which was a, you know, several 100000000, you know, over a 100000000 easy. so that's goin

loris and doris grew up doing everything together, and they still do. ♪ happy birthday ♪ >> this month0th birthday. these twin sisters from detroit got all gussied up in their identical t-shirts which succinctly sum up their milestone with one word. fabulous. >> it's a blessing. to just be here at 100 years old. >> in 1924, the first winter olympics were held. calvin coolidge was president, and that same year, these now newly minted centenarians were born. >> we're always together with everything, everything. >> and the icing on top, a custom decorated birthday cake for these two sisters who say they're grateful for the gift of longevity, that being able to live in the present is the present. >> good lord bless us still to see our family. it's just precious to live this long. >> happy birthday. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. have a great night. have a great night. talking about an equipment issue that had a profound impact on service stranding passengers, stalling cars, and completely shutting down stations. also, we hear from a neighbor facing the flames of a wildfire

yeah, lori is not the 1st time i'm we, we've had a from one of biden's mega donors. this is a read hoffman. he just said 2 days ago, but he wished that he'd made a trump an actual more to i mean different now what's happened in the last few hours is acceptable. that we hearing comments like that some powerful people or yeah, it was going to turn on. i'm just going to rip them apart, frankly, because what's gonna happen now this week, m s n b c and cnn 2 of those uh, the cable channels in the united states that have gone out of their way to avoid covering anything that donald trump does are now, going to have to cover and because of the assassination attempt, there's no way that they won't be able to cover when donald trump delivers his speech. that the republican convention next week. you think they're going to be a few viewers. i, i predict. you'll probably have more people watching that speak to that convention . they were watching the tucker carlson interview with lot him or prove which was the, you know, several 100000000, you know, over a 100000000 easy. so that

lori and i are grateful that the former president is safe and according to him and his team is fine. it's also important to note that last night, three of our fellow pennsylvanians were shot, one fatally and two in critical condition. i've just spent time speaking to the families, and i want to offer my prayers and the prayers of all 13 million pennsylvanians for the two individuals who are being treated at this time. we lost a fellow pennsylvanian last night, corey comparator i just spoke to corey's wife and corey's two daughters. corey was a girl. dad. corey was a firefighter. corey went to church every sunday. corey loved his community and most especially corey loved his family. corey was an avid supporter of the former president and was so excited to be there last night with him in the community. i asked corey's wife if it would be okay for me to share that we spoke and she said yes. she also asked that i share with all of you that corey died a hero. the corey dove on his family to protect them last night at this rally. corey was the very best of us. may his memory be a blessing.

. >> lori hart says. she's been coming every year for, well over a decade. she says while she prefers the heat over the cold, she needed a break from the current heat wave. >> it's i know it's going to get a little bit chillier, but i still think it'll stay in the 70s. so i think we're going to have an excellent weather no matter what the weather is. >> though hart says she's determined to have a good time. >> we come out here, we have a party, we enjoy all the festivities. it's usually a wonderful crowd full of kids just love and enjoyment. >> and with fireworks like these, that love and enjoyment is easy to feel. in richmond, tim jonze, abc seven news. >> quite the display the marin county fair got going today in the north bay. they do fireworks shows every night there. even with the heat, organizers expect 100,000 people to show up this year. if you're still trying to figure out your plans for the fourth, just head to the front page of our website for info on all the fireworks, festivals, and county affairs. it's on abc seven news.com or the abc seven new

and as he makes his appearance, let's get some love to congressman -- [applause] >> lori chavez fromoregon. here you go. did i say that correct? come on. come on. all the way from oregon. >> thank you very thank you rives, figures but he front-line me to be here. this is a great day in america. last that was great night in america. we're going to continue to win the majority. thank you. [applause] >> this next time, isn't the soquel? with all these potential presidential candidates, or any vp presidents. the next guesses all the the way from the great state of florida and you know once again like senator tim scott he, too, was on the short list also for president trump. byron donald's comes out of that america first cloth during the trump tenure. he's done a magnificent job from the grace to florida. my second home. ladies and gentlemen, at this time i like to introduce my good friend and our friend of congressman byron donald's from the great state of florida. [applause] in other words, has background music when he walks. first of all to the delegates or to say thank you. thank you

why they're wracking up debt to catch a tie lori harmon swift condition swift. is hosting "fox & friends" as democrat voters are threatening to stop if they don't support bind. dvr "fox & friends" if you can't catch it live. happens tomorrow. ♪ [sfx] water lapping. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [sfx] water splashing. ♪ ♪ [sfx] ambient / laughing. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend so she felt millions of americans readying themselves for the fourth of july holiday week and bidenomics is about to -- the hot boy summer turning into a poor boy summer and not talking about a po boy, a delicious hot fried sandwich and young adults are going into debt and willing to risk going into debt to see taylor swift. a quarter of gen zers and millennials are anticipating going $2,000 in the hole this season and nearly 40% will prioritize summer travel over their finances. the tickets in london started at $80800 for t swift. are people making the right move? >> i don't think so. young people whoever is paying for this amount of money and going into debt for it, if you have the money, fine. goin

away from washington, dc just to give you a sense of how they are embraced here, there is one cafe, lori'sfter the biden �*s, have tuna salad, half chicken salad, so it gives you a sense of how known they are in this community. they do kind of walk around, they do speak to residents and so i was actually here at the state park beach speaking to beach—goers who were sunbathing when they got the news, just asking about their reaction. and it was really notable speaking to both democrats and republicansjust notable speaking to both democrats and republicans just how they spoke aboutjoe biden, saying that the president, they wish him all the best, that he deserves now to kind of go on after he finishes serving his term, kind of with his head held up his term, kind of with his head held up high. and from there, kind of speaking to them about the kind of process that's going to pay out —— play out. on the democratic side it was interesting to note there was some apprehension from democrats whether the party will be able to unite around when a candidate, if it will become allah and if she will be

back here in the u.s., the fed's lorie logan is speaking today.arket and the dow sitting above 41,000 for the first time ever. look at futures. still a mixed picture. the dow would open 34 points lower. the s&p up just .25%. the nasdaq is moving higher and more than to note off the highs of earlier today. let's bring in greg branch at branch global advisors. greg, great to have you here. >> great to be here, frank. >> let's talk about today shaping up. we mentioned the nasdaq pressure yesterday. what is your "wex" word of the day? >> today is what we expect as we are looking at the cross currents. we don't know if the rotation is permanent and we are working that out. we are trying to work that out and work out if protectionist policies being espoused winner of the election, would take hold as well. it is good for small caps which generate a small number of percentages overseas. we will be mixed for a while >> you went to mixed? greg, you are known to be a bear. you could have thrown something bearish in there after yesterday. i have talked to a l

to the american people and i want point your viewers to something that going to that stephanie stay lorimon saying that she didn't vote for president trump in 2016 and was planning on sitting this election out and not somebody that wore a maga hat and seeing him strand up in grave danger saying fight, fight, fight awoke the patriotism inside of her and she's going to cast her vote for president trump for this election psychoand will another man going viral on social media saying he's no longer afraid and make america great again hat if president trump can take a bullet, he'll wear his hat proudly. the american people is not looking to this to unify the american people and looking for unity. i'll sound a little old fashioned, stuart, love and hope are tremendous powerful forces and it's exemplify on the stage and american people finding that hope in president trump. stuart: caroline sunshine, thank you for being with us today. appreciate it. lauren, seems the biden campaign is no longer focused on drama sounding cognitive decline. lauren: this comes from axios. the biden camp is in cool d

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i'm joined by the race director, lori abraham, let's talk about this year's numbers. >> this year we are going to get up to 30,000 for sure. over all the distances, we have five events basically, anything from a 5k to an ultra marathon. >> reporter: which is perfect, because that means everybody can join, eke -- if you are just starting, you can start small and work your way up. what is the most exciting thing for you this year? >> some people are earning a special jacket, you will be getting a jacket at the finish if you run across the golden gate bridge, we've got some really cool on course activations, the mentoring group on the north side of the bridge is a memorial to fallen soldiers, so there is about 150 photos out there, i know you ran through it last year, it is quite moving and as an easy leave that, you will run back up the hill to the bridge for the garmin hill challenge. >> which is the hardest hill i have ever encountered, i just want to put it out there, that is brutal. what is something that moves you as a race director at this event? >> well, every year i always cry,

we have lori here, also from minnesota and you voted for trump the last elections and you plan for voting for him in november. why are you supporting president trump again? >> because of his policies and he has shown that he can lead in strength and peacefully. and he knows how to take care of the economy, our border is in disarray and he will lead us back again to prosperity. >> thank you so much. and we do know the economy is huge for voters. trump leads on that issue. kamala harris has avoided it in her speeches since becoming the likely nominee. i do want to bring in joe now, you're here with your daughter. you guys were camping two hours away when you heard about this. why did you-- you said the rally two weeks ago is part of the reason you want to come here. >> absolutely. >> what was the reasoning behind that with you and your daughter and wanting to come here. >> i wanted her to see what this is about and want her to see what trump is about and the car that biden's driving, we need-- the driver that's going to take over, we need to polish that car and soup it up get the economy go

he was telling the religious lori that if he's elected, he will so fully and completely cement their agenda in american life that future elections will be unable to undo it. can it deliver? i don't know. if you are worried about donald trump's authoritarian impulses as a lot of the republicans are that you mentioned, that message is not inspiring or consoling either. fear from republicans have broken with trump in the past eight years, does not mostly have to do with policy. it has to do with the threats they believe that he poses to democracy. romney has talked about this at length and liz cheney is talked about it and a number of others have been on the air talking about it. their fear is that trump will do everything he can to damage democratic norms and precedents making it so that either he or future allies will be able to run roughshod through whatever remains of our constitutional protections, and to ram through their agenda. you know, think when he makes comments like this, there's a temptation sometimes to over interpret or to assume the worst. even if we charitably interpre

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it's an option single mom lori rogo doesn't hesitate to use. >> i love how the payments are split.keep up with the consumer. >> reporter: she's the practice manager for a pennsylvania plastic surgeon's office, where they've offered payment plans for almost two decades, which made her comfortable to use it personally. >> i try to use it 100% of the time on larger purchase and try to remove the credit cards completely. >> reporter: about one-fifth of americans have used buy now pay later in the last year. this year bnpl transactions are expected to reach $334 billion. money that isn't reported to credit agencies that's been called phantom debt. >> there is potentially a gap insofar as how many people are taking on this and how ballooned the debt problem is. for sure the plans are contributing to the growing debt problem in our country. >> reporter: financial expert faruse cautions people to tread carefully especially if you're trying to build credit. >> you have to know the rules. you have to understand what the fees maybe associated late payment. if you are perfect and you paid it o