she and mel's favorite vacation spot was hawaii. on -- and on this past july 22, florence aguera, wife of mel and mother of chris, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 70. she's survived by her husband, son, sister, and many nieces and nephews. she was preceded in death by her parents, and she leaves behind many dear friends. she brought the community together, and we will extremely miss her, and we will be here for mel to support him during this transition time. the last thing i want to say is, colleagues, during my time on the board, i have never been late to a single meeting more than a few minutes. today, i just want to put on the record that there are many parents in the bay area that are struggling with distance learning, and while we're trying to juggle our jobs, while we're trying to juggle or classroom exercises or watching our kids, this is the first time that i've been on the board of supervisors that we've had a transition week back to school that we haven't been able to be with our kids. as a parent to two public scho

put in charge just about 2 months ago and quickly made changes to the financially unstable service mel boxes removed high speed sorting machines ripped out procedures changed over time stopped for money and as a result the mail has slowed considerably he blames a lack of staff because of the coronavirus democrats don't believe him just this week i heard from a good stitch with diabetes who feared her family was at risk of losing their insurance after learning her payment had arrived a month late after it was mailed her story is sadly one of many being heard across the nation official post office data. these new documents show that the delays we have all heard about are actually far worse for their part republicans say it's not a problem nancy pelosi goes politicly postal and that is the reason we are here today for phony political theater to once again bash president charm just in time for this sunday talk shows and the republican national convention the bill is passed so now the house has voted to reverse joyce changes and give the post office $25000000000.00 the reason this is such a

democrats across the board support this measure the bottom line is there's been a considerable slowdown in mel delivered through the united states postal service and democrats blame that on the new postmaster general he says it's because of staff shortages because of the coronavirus but at the same time he did take steps that could easily slow down the mel has removed hundreds of high speed mail sorters he's cut back on overtime for some inchoate only change the procedure for how the these men carriers operate now there was a huge outcry because people were complaining to their representatives saying look i'm not getting my checks that i need to pay bills my bills check the checks i need to pay my bills aren't going out so i'm getting late fees medicine probably the most important part of the story a lot of people this country get their medicine through the mail and that is in fact been delayed and it's caused some serious health concerns so what he did after this became public and there was an outcry the postmaster general said ok all of these initiatives that i was going to put in place i'm

>> well, first of all, welcome back mel back, mels, and i love that you are on every show since your return, the and so have you watched any baseball since you were gone? >> yes, i did. >> no doubt you saw mike trout play, and to bring that up because of the absurdity of everything, a mike trout signed rookie card sold at action for $4 million and i don't point it out to be glib, but point it out because everything is chasing everything right now, andpel is one of the things they are -- and apple is one of the things they are chasing. now, katy huber is not one of the things that is chasing, but she is ahead of the curve analysts over at morgan stanley. i think it is important to point out that apple traded nearly 90 million shares which is three times the normal volume on a huge move to the upside and the technici technicians are going to be watching the next couple of days closely for potential reversal in the name. the name speaks volumes in apple. >> kim >> it is the evolution of valuation. i think that we find creative ways and not necessarily we, but the analyst community and m

guy adami, what do you say >> you bring up the point, mel again, listen, clearly, the market does not care about this. i understand but this is just one more salvo in this whole u.s./china situation. and i understand this is probably not going to be a great analogy or a great sort of comparison, but what if the chinese wake up and say, you know what, apple apple store in china, you have to sell, otherwise we're closing shop you don't think that's a possibility? i mean, maybe that's a little out there on the curve but given what we've seen over the last six months, i don't think anything's impossible. so again, tim is spot on in terms of microsoft it makes sense i'm not discounting that my comment about style drift is exactly that that's been a concern but it doesn't mean it's not the right move and again, the move in microsoft today more than paid for this deal. but i think to your earlier question, i think this has far broader ramifications in terms of this u.s.-china situation >> there have been reports that the administration will announce measures against a broad array of chinese-

australia's 2nd largest city mel bourne has spent a 1st night under curfew as part of a tough and coronavirus lockdown the state of victoria of which melbourne is the capital declared a state of disaster on sunday the new lockdown comes after earlier measures failed to curb a spike in $1000.00 cases. today marks the beginning of a new school year here in germany with daily instruction planned for the 1st time since schools began closing because of the pandemic in mid march 30th say they're taking every precaution to keep the school kids safe that's in contrast to recent behavior by adults thousands of whom descended on berlin to protest against coronavirus restrictions political leaders have slammed the rally as irresponsible . yet sunday's protest in berlin against the rules to fight the coronavirus demonstrators failed to keep their distance from each other and they didn't wear masks either politicians are outraged. i know that on the one hand they're exercising their right to protest but there are rules which they disregard their behavior is playing with people's lives you leave them on a

by andrea leslie's a journalist with the estrella broadcasting corporation in sydney andre why has mel been in particular pain so badly affected when compared with the rest of the country rebecca i think it's pretty generally acknowledged that it's got something to do with some of these it is really outright cases around the horn chain hotels as people were coming back into a stray are not saying broke out around the world a study was able to control the outbreaks here pretty well i think is as maybe some viewers know but what happened in the coroner say in hotels in victoria was that private security firms we used to look after people in nice hotels standards were maintained and from there not jane went out into the community been sprayed into some public housing estates in northern melbourne which are a little bit more prevalent you know those parts of. a strike is 2nd biggest city and and then there was a big problem with family gatherings as well so those 3 factors saying to play a particular role in victoria which didn't happen in other states now jordan premia daniel landry says

look at this, mel-- melania looks like she has fashion designers on speed dial, whereas trump looks like he stole his suits off a parade balloon version of himself. now melania wasn't the only trump family member who spoke last night. we also heard from the president's youngest daughter tiffany who said she was having deficit finding a job right now, i mean dude, can't her dad at least hook her up with a job in the mail room. or i guess in this case, the job stab tajing the rail room. and of course the appearance by the ultimate forgotten man, eric trump who took full advantage of the fact that perhaps for the first time in years his dad was probably listening to him. >> in closing i would like to speak directly to my father. i miss working alongside you every single day. but i am damn proud to be on the front lines of this fight. i am proud of what you are doing for this country. i'm proud to show my children what their grandfather is fighting for. you are making america strong again. you are making america safe again. you are making america proud again, i love you very much. >> god ble

of freedom before the curfew came into effect the new measures are the country's strictest to date mel born is already under a 6 week lockdown but the infection numbers are still rising victoria's premier has now declared a state of disaster. we cannot longer have people visiting out as we can no longer have people simply in about for not a good reason whatsoever it is not an easy decision to mike but it is the decision that is necessary and that is war i have my doubts and that's why i place will be out in force and you will be stopped and you will be asked and you will need to demonstrate that you are lawfully out and that you are not breaching that curfew the premier said people are not taking the virus seriously enough officials reported that one quarter of those who recently tested positive had violated the lockdown rules. authorities now have greater powers over melbourne's $5000000.00 residents additional restrictions for workplaces are to be announced on monday the latest stay at home order will be in effect for at least 6 weeks. for more i'm joined by andrea lesley a journalis

gibson," you know and my attitude was that mel's pretty much okay by himself.uld you compare me to judy davis because i think her body of work is stronger [ laughter ] >> seth: it is the most wonderful, i mean -- >> that was a very bad delivery of what used to be a fun joke. >> seth: but, it is really -- i think, it's given a hundred guesses, very few of us would land on judy davis and yet, she is an actor of such skills, that i can see why you would -- [ laughter ] why you would choose her >> yeah. she was definitely an inspiration to me at the time. >> seth: that's great. hey, it is the 20th anniversary of "gladiator," which is insane, because it does feel - you know, i think when you do period pieces, like, you kind of forget how much time has passed, 'cause it's not like it reminds you of the year it came out. but i know you have teenage sons now. do they -- are they drawn to the film >> they tell me off every time i tell stories about them on any kind of media. you know but, you know, you're a dad and you just sometimes your kids say stuff that's just so c

very interesting things to take into consideration along with the three bs that you just mentioned, mel. >> so the three bs plus the extras tim, how do you read the tea leaves >> i think you're going to get some backlash. i think ultimately, there is my b. first of all, risk assets are coming into this fed meeting with expectations but positioning and whatever you want to look at in terms of market sentiment, investor sentiment, the s&p at an 84. it's nothing short of extraordinary. 11% move in netflix and 7% move in tesla you've got to be a place the idea the fed is your friend is something that will come back and bite the fed because the minute they change even a little bit of course here, it will be nasty, nasty we said this yesterday it's about the fed's communication about what inflation should be for them are they going with this symmetry, which means they can over shoot and give people sense the fed is going to still be their friend that's what this comes down to and if you look where markets are, the extraordinary thing is for all the runs that we've had in this covid-19 of liqu

lemon or orange powder to make a drink, sugar, fruit bar type breakfast bar, chocolate bar, maybe care mels but designed by a nutritionist to get the needed calories in a meal for a soldier in the field away from a regular meal. unfortunately instances throughout the war some soldiers were eating these for weeks, a month or two at a time and it was not designed for that long where they were having adverse effects, they weren't getting that regular meal and were actually suffering from that. this is a squad level stove. not all soldiers would have this. from our research and photographic evidence, in the alps kind of where they were established, they had these. this would be carried and shared by a squad. it runs on modern coleman camp fuel but enough to heat up multiple cups of coffee or if they are fortunate to have a pot or so to make some proper meals. talking to one of the "f" company vets who recently passed away, ray hess, from bethlehem, pennsylvania told us a story, one time when they were in the maritime alps they had a can of roast beef they were cooking. it was actually on a camp

mel and i were at the art basel in miami with more of his extraordinary piece since. then brad pitt came. you know we could hardly believe it was the case. in several rooms visitors can watch a video installations from the art project another view virtual views out of windows around the world. italian designer and manuel across he makes elaborate tables with objects and bedded in cast resin and there's no shortage of new crazy ideas with a metal. just arrived from america it's made entirely out of silence and i call it a functional sculpture. each new object that catches her. it's a fresh thrill to her. now all she has to do is find the perfect spot for it in her ever growing temple of design. and with that we wrap up another show don't forget to check out our website for this week's draw or to see the reports again and be sure to follow us on social media for me and the rest of the crew here in berlin and thanks for watching and well seeing ends. all of a sudden the 7 percent talk about. africa's population is rapidly growing. these is causing a lot of problems becau

. >> your voice is much more mel odious and soothing and not divisive. >> thank you very much.are a fan of my tik toks? >> i am. before the tik toks, i did do movies. but i don't even understand what tik tok is, other than it's a medium in which images are put out into the world. >> have you thought been giving it a try? >> i think i could, you know, i would give it a shot sometime just to, you know. >> why don't you give it a shot? >> all right, i'll give it a shot. have you got some trump audio? >> yeah, we found something you could try maybe for our audience. >> bing, bing, bong, bong, bing bing. you know what that is, right? >> okay. >> yeah. >> i do know what that is. what is that? what am i thinking there? >> i think it's kind of fun. i think it's kind of, you're talking about the economy, and then like a social justice, really? that's kind of what's going on in that clip. so through those bings and those bongs, that's what you're trying to emote. it's like a silent film. you're charlie chaplin. >> okay. who's that? >> this guy. >> go for it. >> bing, bing, bong, bong, yo

people such as mel gibson, roman polanski or woody allen.ed the box office elsewhere this may. his memoir was initially scrapped due to sexual abuse allegations. he has denied them. he has never been charged. when we talked about woody allen, it was difficult for people to review this book, difficult for critics to review his movies. it is like you're signing on with satan if you dare to say that the woody allen movie is actually quite a good screwball comedy. there is also press speculation that the future of the fantastic beasts series is not secure, partly because of controversy over author jk rowling's views on trans issues. it seems the effects of lockdown, the black lives matter protests and the #metoo movement have pushed the film industry to scrutinising all its values. now what we are seeing as other ideas and other opinions, there is a debate but what we are seeing is a diversity of opinion and that can only be a good thing because it will create change and this idea there is a morality police is to an extent true. hollywood polici

he was taken to valley mel die poli say the park was filled with people so anyone with information on the stabbing can contact sonny vail police. >>> er a stringofcar k-ins and thefts like this one caught on camera is leading one neighborhood on edge. one victim said she is so rattled she wants to move. >> the people who live here in the five canyons neighborhood say it's generally very quiet. that is why christine thought it was strange to see a black pickup truck parked in the street in front of her house. she said the driver took off as. >> hadn't been 30 seconds. >> christine said when she got inside she checked her ring doorbell camera and this is what she saw. that same black truck had pulled up and stopped in front of her house only moments before. >> the box off her front porch. >> go get that. >> as one person breaks in to the truck at the curb another gets out and runs up to the porch, grabs the box and then walks back to the truck throwing into the bed with what appeared to be other boxes. if i had been ten seconds earlier i would have watched him walk up my porch. >> at le

basically all they want is to come back home just go back into their reality life and i just really see as mel campaigning for their return under the watch of the authorities and a policeman was present during our interview i still have families out there in stand because majority of them i grew up with. so no dice still have mothers cry for decades it really mushes me. nearly 100 trinidadian women and children are known to have emerged from high school territory the 20 dating government is now working on legislation that will determine whether and how they can return there are fears that not everyone who has fled has given up online and means back at home the issues that cool so many to date in still leave the country to be addressed. the island of sardinia a famously a delhi college a spot. less well known as a proving ground for war. investigating claims that years of military training and ons testing triggered cancer and birth defects amid the local population. secret sodomy and people in power on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories one of the pe

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or more tonight i want to bring in miriam cause mel she's a senior expert on eastern europe at germany's barrels meant foundation miriam it's good to have you on the day based on what we have seen in the last week would you say that alexander lukashenko stays as president of della reese arnelle number. yes definitely. president. now number i would have been more hesitant a week ago but the pressure from what used to be his own to the state sector we work us mention to report and from this decentralized demonstrations and strikes all over the country even though i'm like the institutions like state t.v. . it's clear. what about the russian factor here we know that russia has intervened in other republics before georgia in 2000 ukraine and 24 g. it's impossible to rule out a russian military intervention but would you agree that the chances of vladimir putin sending in his troops to prop up. or anemic at best. well it would in my view not the advantages if president putin sent in troops because that would completely destroy the otherwise good relations sense have other feelings the good fe

but there is no indication of mel loanen being related. now, there might be something about vitamin d and the immune system which people have read about. again that is not related to our abilitiability to fight you off or prevent this coronavirus. >> okay. >> so i will not confuse it with vitamin d if that's where that thought process went. >> adriana wants to know if u.s. doctors are giving hydrocolor quinn? >> i can't see. there are some unfortunately doctors prescribing hydroxychloroquine or trying to prescribe it for themselves. but it is not recommended and no study out there, no credible, high quality study is recommending that doctors use hydroxychloroquine to treat or prevent coronavirus coronavirus and this has been debunked several times. it is not recommended. i can't say for sure no doctor is doing that. >> one says dr. patel is the best. so knowledgeable and great sense of humor, positivity. i just wanted to tell you. >> i appreciate that i appreciate that i think we have to have a little bit of levity right now because we are

marking us open to the scoring early in the game before half time whistle and again media made it to mel and outclassed leipzig fate were sealed with p.s.g. 3rd goal disappointing result for the bundesliga side who were playing in their 1st champions league summit. and let's get more now august difficult night for rb lifesaver and by jonathan crane. or so what went wrong with life say to me did they even stand a chance i mean you always have a chance but it's never easy for any side to look down at the team sheet and see neymar kilian on back. staring back at you it's very difficult sides tremendous attack different p.s.g. performance of the one that needed to late goals to beat athens from the previous round they were in control right from the start sara leipsic to be nervous a bit overwhelmed to be honest and ok their performance improved a little bit in the 2nd half but by the time pistes 3rd goal went in the game was really finished off but i think overall lights it can be very pleased with their performance in the champions league this season they knocked out to form a finalist on t

mel where you. are now in the number that does the imminent with.the language of the yard and ethnic groups about 4000 people most now speak other languages they live in the hills of central kenya near the town of dull dull this nearby building used to be a center for yahoo culture and language it was built about 20 years ago with charitable donations people used to sit around the fire here and sing songs but about 7 years ago it was abandoned during a conflict between some borough and messiah a neighboring ethnic group both more populous and both with their own language still in use so the cultural artifacts and books that were kept inside were taken away and put in storage and the gathering stopped but about the arc of people who used to be hunter gatherers living in a nearby forest to read you now heard livestock instead. the massai a larger ethnic group of herders moved into the area about a 100 years ago these people realized if we embrace masai we a but to even try to transact with these people we can only cattle and a cut to corner me came wi

the top stories this hour on mel just syria iran has agreed to give the u.n. nuclear watchdog access to 2 of its suspected former atomic sites leaders in teheran announced that joint statement with the international atomic energy agency president hassan rouhani also promised to continue cooperation. greece says it plans to extend its territorial waters westward in the ionian c. the expansion doesn't directly affect the area in dispute with turkey to the eastern mediterranean and governments killed at least 2 people in the u.s. city of to know she was told something that happened during the 3rd night of protests over the police shooting and wounding of an unarmed black man. al-jazeera is investigative unit is standing by its exclusive report which the government of cyprus is calling propaganda investigation focused on a case of confidential documents that lists 2 and a half 1000 people who have purchased citizenship in cyprus some of whom have got those possible it's now are criminals others were seeking a safe haven away from their own governments the support

numbers a staggering and the long term effects a huge loss of human capital children with education and mel nutrition problems. we'll see the effects for the next 10 or 15 years since june cove in 1000 cases have doubled the worst tally that's in america to brazil in the last 2 weeks more than 100000 peruvians were infected the government we imposed curfews and banned family gatherings most believe you can say they want to avoid getting infected without food on their tables the choice is tough but in a such a sense. virus experts are concerned the rollout of a russian vaccine may encourage the corona virus to mutate russian authorities say it's safe and effective although the full scale trials of not being completed some scientists say they're worried deploying a vaccine is partially effective could cause the virus to evolve more quite plain professor lawrence gostin as the director of the air mail institute for national and global health or at georgetown university he says a vaccine that doesn't work could make a pandemic much harder to control. there's a theoretical possibility that certa

situation on the ground right now the world health organization has already supplied 20 tons of emergency mel thing health and medical supplies to the country including a 1000 trauma kits for hard hit hospitals and medical facilities 3 hospitals have been completely destroyed there making the response to this catastrophe very dire and difficult the united nations itself has already released 15000000 dollars to help with the efforts there and it's partnering with other organizations crucially on food and shelter which are the most immediate and dire needs for the country right now a grain silo at that port was destroyed and the food situation in lebanon is already quite insecure so that is a very deep and worrying concern for the united nations humanitarian teams there they're working with the word world food program to assess those shortages already grain and week is being sent in to help deal with that but that is going to be a very long term concern shelter as well we're hearing some 300000 lebanese have been made homeless in the midst of a coronavirus epidemic pandemic no less people being

try and create some activity and create some liquidity but eventually the long term fundamentals for mel and we're starting to see that with gold at the moment as well the reason that gold is it more. is because through all of the manipulation steroid ever all the accusations all you construct the manipulation unfortunately the short term but the long term you know the fundamentals apply we've already seen big manipulated shorts on many occasions you know c.e.c. these joined normal orders going into the exchanges that make people dump the price short. and people start speculating on who sent and selling them and some of the you know earlier this year about 50 really early addresses and big corning was sent to an exchange these are all designed so manipulation so you can get that in every single market but really as an investor focus on the long term fundamentals unless you want to trade and split pay in some of these insider manipulation games let's go back to the sovern layer here you know the crisis genius protocol of stacked of game theory and it seems to go higher and higher up the l

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veterans hits home in a way that is harmful to our country as well there is more on the line than missed mel this could call into question whether they can deliver a free and fair election political al-jazeera washington steve clemons is as to at large for the hill and hosts of the balsam line he says donald trump is trying to make him look like man and to for old. president trump has just voted by mail and requested his mail in ballot from florida and it is those people with medical conditions those people who are elderly and remember the largest voting group in america are women over 50 years old and they are a vulnerable community there is a debate going on on whether the post postal service will be able to do its job or not it's an earnest question what donald trump is trying to throw is to make this look like it may lead to fraud no matter what the outcome is so these are 2 different tracks one where you're looking at whether people can vote whether votes will be delayed or not but donald trump will say it was a wobbly system no matter how the postal service behaves and run and performs

prime minister mahinda rajapaksa and his brother president go to by rajapaksa to amend the constitution mel fernando's is in the capital colombo she says concern is growing over the future of minorities under the new government. everyone is trying to the edge of what this government holds for so long in the future well the fact that we've had essentially a government that's not had to rely on minority votes for that massive victory is something that is a little bit of a concern because they've proved for us of the presidential election in november 29th even now at the parliamentary elections that they can pretty much going to lower and going alone essentially to give them a 2 thirds majority a controlling stake in parliament so how that impacts on the way the mechanism of government takes place in terms of the actual cabinet that's being named that out 8 of relatively few minority representatives of very much the supporters being included so as to how inclusive it's going to be or they feel this is a day to toby is something that we'll have to wait and see. if these 30 people are still miss

experts are warning that this spend demick may bring the public health system closer to collapse so mel allen duggan al jazeera. the financial security of tens of millions of americans is hanging in the balance as politicians debate another aid package for the unemployed for about 3 months a $600.00 weekly payment has been a lifeline for those who lost their jobs during the pandemic democrats and republicans have so far failed to agree on whether the program can continue our trick speired on friday house speaker nancy pelosi says she will not go along with republican proposals to slash the payments america's most populous state appears to be making progress in slowing the spread of the virus the governor of california says rates of new infections hospitalizations and intensive care admissions trending down california has recorded more than 514000 cases and around 9400 deaths gavin newsome says the state's central valley agricultural hub is still being disproportionately hard hit hard by the pandemic in australia state of victoria has imposed strict a lockdown measures is that steps up d

originally developed by mass so for the purpose of eliminating any sensory surprises for future astronauts mel the smell of space will soon be coming to a home near you through to your home or amazon that who knows just what does actually smell like apparently it smells like some kind of combination of gunpowder rum fruit seared steak and or a barbecue. so space pretty much smells like a typical ventura family vacation. wow right i needed something that i definitely want to try so if amazon doesn't have it i'll be the perfect person to get to go to the kickstarter to look at check this out now and blew my mind apparently they're also working on the smell of the moon too so you can actually experience what the moon smells like that's awesome. i love it all right everybody that has heard so for you to very remember everyone in this world we are not told your love and up so i tell you all i love you tight rope and how many keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what

strict safety guidelines with voters expected to maintain a one meter distance and wear face masks mel fernandez says in colombia she reports on the concerns about voter turnout because of the pandemic. turnout from sri lankan elections 1st has been a kind of a relatively slow start we did see as polls open i was outside one of the polling booths in colombo there was a queue is obviously you have people who you know every time there's an election around are there right at the beginning before was openly cast their vote some of them get on to work we did see a little bit of brisk activity but overall there was a relatively small number of voters so far obviously not discounting the fact that we have several hours left of voting in fact i have with me the chairman of the national election commission behind the dish of prayer and let's ask him a couple of things we've got mr bishop here with me thank you for joining us mr bishop or in terms of the this election one of the key factors your contending with for the 1st time is obviously the corona pandemic how much of a challenge has it been

though, that moderna stock is up year to date so it's already had a huge run on these prospects the mel they were expecting -- so a dispoint on the price per dose a raid for covid has a lot of competition. from an investor's standpoint, which is the best chance for succeed? with us is michael yee always great to speak with you which candidates look most promising? >> well, we're putting our bets behind moderna as one in the near term, we're telling people october or november, you will hear about it being positive we do think the pfizer at the data will be positive as early as september we could see that announcement if that happens all i think all these stocks pop to be clear, the novavax data had strong data, potentially best in class, a few months delayed. >> was there disappointment whether it comes to the pricing or the implied pricing of the moderna pricing? >> i think we look at it in two ways one is that whether it's $15 a dose or if you include all of the funding that's been going on the last few months, they got a billion just before this it's $25 a dose, so it depends on how y

he loved mel. >> she serves it's the only way she can hold her son close. >> have a heart and come forward. say something. because he did not deserve it. >> reporter: they want whoever is responsible arrested, prosecuted, and sentenced to life in prison. ktvu fox2 news . >>> still to come, several wildfires continue to burn out of control. firefighters are trying to get them under control. evacuations are underway right here in the bay area. >>> an increase in covid-19 infections just days into the new school year. i will have the details coming up. >>> well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. for us, it was a security blanket. the value of our house, was to fund our long-term health care. t

it was when you were filling in for mel earlier this year and we had a whole conversation about l brands i remember tim making fun of me about the scented candles. those bath & body work numbers worry diere ridiculous i think you take your money off the table now. l brands capping off a big day of retail earnings, by the way it's time now to break down the good, the bad and the ugly from today's retail reports first, the good, the great, target investors going on a shopping spree, driving the name up 12% after the retailer reported a monster quarter with a huge profit and sales surge guy adami, earlier this week we asked a would you rather on walmart or target. you picked target. great call now what >> you flip a coin, you're going to be right half the time. i appreciate that. we've been talking about target unanimously across the desk. the thesis is if you love wall ma wallmart you've got to adore target the walmart quarter was fantastic as well, but you saw the price action as opposed to target, which was equally fantastic with the opposite price action now the two are sort of meeting