. >> hill: marietta allen is the dector of st. mary's outreach. >> we have a community, it's very, very poor. and i try to include fresh stuff every, every month. makes a big, big difference. and the families are very appreciative, too. so, it's a good thing. >> hill: even before the pandemic, this part newburgh, a city 70 miles north of new york city, was categorized as a food desert according to federal data, meaning there's reduced access to fresh, affordable, fruits and vegetables. but at this food bank, much of this produce could just as easily be found at upscale farmers markets in wealthy enclavesf places like new york city. in fact, less than 48 hours earlier, much of it was. getting this produce from here to emergency food distributors is the job of a complex regional distribution network that gleans-- or takes excess food from farmers-- and gets it to the needy. gleaning is a custom that dates back thousands of years, even described in the book of ruth in the bible. but it's become more challenging during the pandemic, j

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or will soon president is accused of trying to eliminate his opponents after all position leader marietta listening is grabbed off a street in minsk the berlin hospital treating kremlin critic alexina bally's says he's been brought out of his coma and is responding to speech and india pushes ahead with reopening despite becoming the country with the 2nd highest number of rows of virus cases in the world. hello welcome to the program saudi arabia has overturned the death sentences of 5 people convicted of the murder of journalist in turkey they've been given 20 years in prison instead 3 others were given scent concerns sentences ranging from 7 to 10 years russia's fiance called the sentencing a farce while the u.n. expert who investigated the killing branded it a parody of justice alexey o'brien reports. the saudi hit squad accused of killing journalist jamal khashoggi was caught on camera landing in turkey and entering the kingdom's consulate in istanbul that's where a prominent and well connected critic of saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman was interrogated killed and dismembered but

then, the marietta school city athletic director, a man called cody vendor like said he wasn't "saddenedhat the mother didn't behave." what country is this? it's the same country in which you will find moscow, idaho. three christians were arrested for singing psalms outdoors. not moscow and the soviet union, moscow, idaho. watch. [singing] >> you guys should not be doing this, and doing this kind of for the mirror, this is embarrassing. >> tucker: it's more than embarrassing, it's awful. more people are moving to ohio to get away from that type of authoritarian insanity. alex berenson is one of the people in this country most fluent in the science behind this disease and our response to it. he's the author of unreported truths about covid-19. thanks for coming on, i'm not going to ask you to comment on the social forces involved here, i want you to explain to her audience the science behind it. is there justification for arresting a woman sitting with her family outdoors not wearing a mask? >> of course there is not. masks are at best marginally useful endorsing crowded settings. the evi

shannon, what do you have for us >> martin marietta we think there could be growth, especially with annfrastructure package next year >> mr. terranova >> extra space storage, exr. storage is the fastest in an economic recovery. look back at '08 and '09 short term leasing it's a name you can own. >> weiss, you go first 15 seconds >> thanks, i can actually fit into their clothes and pete wants to someday buy peloton, you'll get there. lulu has been trashed. all i can think is there is a seller out there liquidating it. their stores are open. buy it today >> you tell him 15, he takes 30. pete, you have less than 10. >> the reality is they're buying calls. i think you have to buy calls in here i already own stock. i'm buying calls right now >> have a good week, everybody "the exchange" starts right now. >>> thank you, scott welcome, everybody here's what's ahead this hour. investors are battling it out for control of this market, and despite warnings from some high-profile investors this week, bank of america is saying, don't worry, the bull market is still alive and well are they right as

i i li in marietta, ohio, with my mom and my sister. >> (laughs): your aim sucks. >> i am not in schoolow because of the coronavirus. for three weeks. you can't even throw a football. all you can do is throw pom poms. it's kind of sad because it's kind of boring, and i don't get to see my friends. (laughs) (indistinct) (laughing) my mom works at a gas station. this week she's worked all, um, nights. next week, she's gonna work mornings. and sometimes she has mid-shift. (dog barking) >> mox, come on. >> he's happy you're home. >> you're happy i'm home? did you have a good day today, girls? >> she woke up at 12:00. i woke her up. >> did you do dishes? >> no. >> is it just too much to ask for? >> i could sweep. and do laundry. >> uh, dishes ain't hard. >> dishes suck. >> well, what are you gonna do when you get older? how you gonna make it in college? >> paper plates. >> paper plates. >> yep. >> you are going far away. >> i don't think it's good that i'm missing lots of school, because my grades right now, my schoolwork is not very well. i watch my movies and, um, that's really all i do. a

. >> reporter: at the marietta diner in suburban atlanta the bombshell of trump's tax returns isn't onu but it is on the minds of voters. >> that's just a matter of how he runs his business. >> reporter: the latest polling in georgia before the news broke showed the race between trump and joe biden a dead heat. could the revelation trump only paid $750 in federal income taxes in 2016 and 2017 tilt the balance in biden's favor? >> would that make an impact on your judgment of the man? >> the man is not perfect. i know that. i'm not perfect. but i think he's accomplished a whole lot. >> reporter: one look at ira pence tells you who he supports. and he thinks trump's tax news is a good thing. >> i just think that's wonderful. i work very hard at trying to pay as little taxes as legal. >> reporter: and this waitress, linda trumpani doesn't believe the news at all. >> here we go again. first of all from the "new york times." >> at a nearby booth nancy furera is furious >> i was shocked. >> reporter: originally from kenya she is a software engineer who worked three jobs to get through colleg

renee in marietta, georgia. pete is next, republican. i agree with the gentleman from idaho to an extent. we all have a heart problem, all , but wehat god created , they have a problem here men who signed the declaration of independence -- can you hear me? host: yes, sir. caller: the men who signed the declaration of independence, with the words in it, "we are we are created by our creator with certain unalienable rights," they may have thought that just for the upper-class white people. flawed.s, as we are it was a step in the right direction at least. all of our history we took backward steps and forward steps. ii.s born before world war .'ve seen the progress we made we will continue to make progress, but we cannot demonize our past. the way that a lot of people want to do. i'm sorry for that. i feel bad about it. at what is trying to be done. it is a retribution and revenge, which is a bad way to feel in our hearts. .e should want to get together we shouldn't be broken of spirit and contrite of mind, and put g back in power and not r

where is the lynn family from marietta, georgia? we see you happy anniversary. where's rowan?s together, keith and gloria you look beautiful and the doyle family twins evelyn and brooklyn. they're turning 1 today and they got the right book >> yes >> happy birthday. really fun if you guys want to celebrate something, sign up join us at today.com/mytodayplaza lots of fun. >> we love it. >> how about we keep the celebrations going let's spin some jars >> let's do it because it's smuckers birthday time first up, i wish a happy 100th birthday to miss ruth price mitchell she is a proud grandma from richmond, virginia 21 great, great grand kids that's great john kelly's from miami, florida. world war ii vet 100 years old. wearing his pilot's hat from the war. congratulations, sir and we salute you for your service. happy 102nd birthday to ruby milner of illinois rumor has it she has the best pie you will ever taste. lee peterson is from north carolina a former baseball player 100 years old. in addition to this milestone birthday, lee and his wife helen celebrating 74 years of marria

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