you're saying all these things are closed down restaurants are closed down does that mean that michael paine is at home doing a lot of his own cooking i am an excellent cook and you know if you're in states you're ever around the new jersey or. you know i'd like to make you a nice only attorney general some of these italian dishes or what is your favor to prepare you know that's my 1st question ok so i made it if you like a rabbit i make it can nearly a sauce which will blow your mind but of course you know if you want threshold is one of my favorites to make the best peoples and homemade pizza to earn lives become a cooking show. for 3 well because i do a lot of quito baking so we could put together we could put a fantastic meal of italian main courses with like a kid out cheesecake for dessert and i can make like a kido cheesecake with her cottage cheese also what you kind of in that italian theme and we could put a blockbuster meal together i really don't believe you were safe says eat any of that because you're in such terrific shape over this is the most exciting thing so far in 2020 is

pained at times during the debate. i imagine they look a little like michael steele's face during your final answer here. 's a little pained, he wants to get back in, but he stays in our special coverage. michael, stay with us, we'll get more of your thoughts. david and senator boxer, i thank you for being a part of this. we're going to get into a lot more of the debate including joe biden making his case defending his sons and why donald trump was the first to hit on nepotism. will any of that work? plus, michael steele in a fact-check when we return. they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. a 4-week trial plus so you're a small a digitalbor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but

michael: chairman powell was at pains to say over and over again the new guidance is strong and powerful, but there seems to be a lot of skepticism on wall street about that. robert: and i wouldn't over read the market reaction. it's been a few days, and i think these decisions usually -- the reaction is not measured in three or four trading days. i think making a statement that people should expect even beyond , i think as the months and years go by, i think people will increasingly realize the power of that commitment. so i think it is more significant than the markets may be initially realizing. michael: washington is consumed now by a fight over the supreme court, which many analysts say pretty much and chances of getting any additional stimulus before the election, and possibly afterwards. what does that mean for the economy? robert: i think in my forecast for this year, some additional fiscal stimulus is part of that. one of the unusual features of consumerturn has been -- duringas been very a downturn. it is happening because of strong fiscal support. i think some extension of une

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actually do the opposite when thrown away that is the warning from michael authorities in england which claim that kenneth disposal of pain could pose a health hazard. not only does this blight local areas but it also risks spreading infection face masks gloves and other forms of personal protective equipment designed to protect people from infection but poor disposal risks doing the opposite earlier the world health organization also spoke out saying that improper disposal could lead to a surge in transmission and it's not just health concerns about people that have been mounting either but also environmental report by british researches earlier this year plain that the daily use of a facemask by every citizen would eventually create almost $70000.00 tons of plastic waste professor orange young from the university of war it believes reusable p.p.a. is the end solution. appropriate disposal of face models in other p.p.c. essential to avoid any increase in transmission and so it's really important that people take responsibility to dispose of their face masks gloves etc in appropriate way spins and do not litter the street

painful history. >> sometimes i don't see myself, i see >> m, michael keegan, seen here in a 2011 facebook post.ears old, she discovered that he is her biological father. >> no one should have to find out that they are the product of a predator. >> this had dates back to when my husband and i were newly weds and trying to conceive a child. >> livermore resident catherine richards is julie's mother, she sought fertility treatment at the practice starting in 1978. on wednesday, she filed this lawsuit against keegan, alleging battery and fraud. the suit characterizes the act as medical rain. >> the doctor lied to us. >> last year, they received a 23 and me ancestry dna test kit. >> i was 50% jewish and i had a half brother that i never knew about. made me start to question things. i got connect with a geneologst and made the connection to the doctor. >> we tested her brother, and found they had the same biological father. >> he needs to answer what he did did. >> the boy in the richards neighborhood was the you result of kegan's deceitful insemination. >> we are aware of three children who were the

michael lee, dani hughes courtney dominguez of the pain capital group, which i'm not affiliated with.ike, what are you embracing for and by the way what is your course of action? >> you always have to keep some cash to the sidelines. i think if you feel stocks are way ahead of their skis you never be afraid to take some profits. i think stocks, i think this will be a relatively shallow pullback. the more severe, more aggressive you want to buy. i do not believe that we're going anywhere near our march lows. there is simply too much liquidity out there. the fed action that has been put into place will make stocks go higher. we saw a lot of similarities in the 2018, 9, 10, 11 markets. we have days of risk on and risk off. it becomes very hard to explain why so many stocks trade in such unison. i think that is led by momentum and factor trading out of a lot of high frequency and momentum type hedge funds, once they move in one direction it tends to pile on in the same direction. the difference between 2010, 11 and 12, the underlying economic fundamentals of the economy are improving as f

painful history. >> sometimes i don't see myself, i see him. >> him, dr. michael keegan, seen here in a 2011 facebook post. at 40 years old, she discovered that he is her biological father. >> no one should have to find out that they are the product of a predator. >> this had dates back to when my husband and i were newly weds and trying to conceive a child. >> livermore resident catherine richards is julie's mother, she sought fertility treatment at the practice starting in 1978. on wednesday, she filed this lawsuit against keegan, alleging battery and fraud. the suit characterizes the act as medical rain. >> the doctor lied to us. >> last year,heancestry dna tes. >> i was 50% jewish and i had a half brother that i never knew about. made me start to question things. i got connect with a geneologst and made the connection to the doctor. >> we tested her brother, and found they had the same biological father. >> he needs to answer what he did did. >> the boy in the richards neighborhood was the you result of kegan's deceitful insemination. >> we are aware of three

michael: that somebody was the chairman who also took pains to say in his news conference that the newnce is strong and powerful, which does not seem to be the read on wall street. why do you think there is a disconnect? pres. barkin: i do not know if there is a disconnect. michael: the analysis on wall street is you can move interest rates but you will not have much impact on the economy and less demand for credit picks up, unless something is done on capitol hill. pres. barkin: there is a difference between looking backwards and looking forwards. for the last six months, we have gone strong in terms of what we can do to support the economy. now we are looking forward over the next year or two. i think forward guidance is particular powerful when the economy comes back as i think it is going to. if you see a strength in the economy, if you see modest inflation, i think we will have a different conversation. michael: one of the other things people are watching is the equity market. lower for longer raising financial stability concerns, particularly with ratios getting where they are. a

that need part-time jobs so as every problem that michael describes, it's the sameproblem we are describing from a business perspective and it's painful . it's painful because our members, the independent promoters and vendors across the country are employing locally. they're working with the local schools. they'reworking with the educational programs . with the charities, with the nonprofits area and a lot of them are deeply, deeply involved in the ei endeavors that are able to help create opportunities for another generation maybe didn't have those opportunities not so long ago. and because we don't have anything that we're able to do right now, that businesses are closed it pulls away those opportunities for everyone our members are trying to help . and also say to michael! , a lot of our employees and staff don't live where they livefive months ago. because of this, because they going back home or because they were able to afford living in the city center or whatever the reason might be . so when we do have the opportunity toreopen , it really is not just a matter of unlocking the front door and singeverybody come in . going to ha

large number of people, the amount of pain we will have in the economy and the challenges we face to get to a robust recovery are going to be much greater. michaelot know if you use wechat or tiktok. i hope we do not see one tiktok. given that is the news of the day, let me ask you this. the trade tariff policy toward china, has that had a direct impact on your business? tariffs have the impacted companies in a complex set of ways. some businesses in my district have direct and important business activities in china itself, and they are reporting significant difficulties. a lot of our agriculture sector exports to china and has relationships with them in that regard. it has been harder for them. --t adjustment is something i am trying to see how they are adjusting and what type of things they will do. it has taken a toll. that said, the relationship with china is complex and the trade issue has to be weighed against things like intellectual property and the protection of our comparative advantage. how this goes and how it plays out is important. this in have a stake in terms of having authority to do things, but it is something as i see things h

pained at times in the debate. i imagine they looked a little like michael steel's face in your final answer.e wants to get back in. but he stays our special coverage. michael, we will get somewhere of your thoughts. i want to thank you so much for being a part of this. we are going to get into a lot more of the debate, including joe biden making his case defending his sons and why donald trump was the first to hit on nepotism and whether any of that worked, and a fact check when we return. offer the best in entertainment and plans to mix and match starting at $35. with the stunning iphone 11. now get two for just $5 per month. one for you and another to share. only at verizon. there's my career, my cause, my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines while taking dovato. d

you think that president macron was at pains to get across in that in that dress you just gave tom powerful words that would be a very diplomatic. michael reiterating. from on the e. u.'s support for greece which doesn't come as a surprise we're talking about. one of the members of the european union in addition to that paris has had a number of disagreements with ankara. on a plethora of issues be at libya b. at syria. be the migration issue which came up and that address. but they want to continue dialogue and they want a diplomatic right he also called for a a balance between. these tensions that ongoing between ankara and- the various ease states to restore normalized relations he said and this is key and this is something that he actually spoke about. because we're talking about two parties are actually mutually dependent on a plethora of issues on trade on defense. on migratition and o that needs to continue and no earlier today speaking to an analyst that was saying that it would be a last option these heavy punitive measures that suddenly athens seems to be pushing for. for the eu to impose them so. it appears often now they goi

pain all the time. >> reporter: for michael peterson, the trial was hard enough to bear, but the family spilt made ite was kathleen's daughter, caitlin, across the room in the prosecution's camp. and behind him the whole time, his girls, margaret and martha. >> they were sisters. they loved one another. they helped one another. and that's been the biggest, to me, the sadness that everything that kathleen wanted to make happen and did happen as far as the family was torn asunder. >> reporter: michael's story is one he says those closest to him have known for years. >> that information -- >> reporter: a story his lawyers were about to present to the jury. and they had an ace up their sleeve, a moment straight out of "perry mason." one that would leave mouths agape in the courtroom. >> that's a blow poke isn't it? >>> coming up, the alleged murder weapon found. what will it reveal? and then -- >> they said we have a verdict, your heart stops. >> when "dateline" continues. nus centrum. nus mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? mucinex cold and flu al

. >> i mean, and just to follow up with you, michael, i mean, everyone is feeling some degree of this pain, and i'm not saying everybody agrees on how we solve it, i'm sure there are some trump voters who just feel fear, but you're right, i mean, donald trump is so politically limited by his inability to -- not a cli clintonian ease of feeling pain, but joe biden's -- unfortunately, my life has had painful moments so, i know exactly how you feel right now, and that ability to hold the country seems to not have a partisan bend to it. let me just show you how he's doing in -- these are not blue states, these are not, you know, elite states, this is wisconsin and arizona and on the -- fox news poll, no less, on the question of who voters in those two states prefer to handle policing and criminal justice, this is donald trump's, you know, secret weapon, this is how donald trump thinks he's going to get a second term and spear himself criminal prosecution where he's individual number one in sdny case. 47% prefer the joe biden. in arizona, you know, john mccain -- this is at republican as you ge

pain associated with them. jonathan: coming up in the next hour, tom barkin, richmond fed president, joining us. bloomberg's michaelee will be joining us a little bit later. equity futures down 18. we are -0.5% on the s&p. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. last nights presidential debate in cleveland made one thing clear, the two candidates can't stand each other. president trump and joe biden hurled insults throughout the hour and a half long event. mr. biden: everybody knows he's a liar. pres. trump: no, you are the liar. you graduated last in your class. >> mr. president, can you let him finish? mr. biden: he doesn't know how to do that. pres. trump: you'd be surprised. go ahead. mr. biden: you picked the wrong guy at the wrong time. pres. trump: you agreed with bernie sanders. >> let him speak. please let him speak, mr. president. mr. biden: he just lost the left -- pres. trump: you just lost the left. you agreed with bernie sanders on a plan -- mr. biden: do you have any idea what this clown is doing? lisa: moderator chris wallace -- ritika: moderator chris wallace tried

michael waltz. congressman, i know that because you served in the war on terror a story like this one about sergeant major thomas paine you and let's get your reflections on that today. >> thank you, dana. i'm so thrilled that president trump is bestowing the medal of honor on sergeant major pain. these are the types of heroes america needs to be celebrating and needs to hear about because they truly operate in the shadows, they are the quiet professionals, sergeant major pain was on his 17th tour and still going. we lost master sergeant wheeler that day that is buried in arlington, but we still have a special right now as we speak in 60 to 80 countries on any given day. this fight isn't over, the extremists will hit us again if they are allowed to end my mission every day that i wake up and what i call on every american is to be worthy. i wear this bracelet from one of the green berets that i lost in combat, but we all need to live up to the sacrifice and the family sacrifice and be worthy for everything they've done as we work through all these issues as they are out there on that line making sure we never have anot

michael bloomberg of bribery over the billionaire's plan to boost voter turnout in florida in the upcoming election and his actions or even drawn the attention of the state's attorney general a lot more pain explains. elections in the united states are supposed to be about testing popularity candidates appeal to the public with their ads their speeches and their platform and then the public determines who they like the best it's supposed to be democracy in action money is supposed to have nothing to do with it critics of the united states often point out that the reality is quite different rich people often have a way of asserting their agenda take the latest example of former new york city mayor mike bloomberg he's a billionaire and he's putting up $16000000.00 to help pay the court fees of black and brown voters in florida who happen to be convicted felons now the former new york city mayor says he is just being generous no political motivations here whatsoever the right to vote is fundamental to our democracy and no american should be denied that right working together with the florida rights restoration coalition we're determined to end disenfranchisement and the discrimination that h

michael. breonna's mother says no amount of money will take away the pain she feels from losing her daughter the but calls the settlement a step towards justice. >> say her name. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: for months breonna taylor's name, a rallying cry across the country. [ crowd chanting ] this morning her family calling the historic settlement with the city of louisville more than six months after she was killed by police the first step in a long march toward justice. >> as significant as today is, it's only the beginning of getting full justice for breonna. >> reporter: the city of louisville, without admitting wrongdoing, agreeing to pay $12 million to settle the taylor family's wrongful death lawsuit, one of the largest settlements in u.s. history involving allegations of excessive force by police. >> breonna was loved and i cannot begin to imagine ms. palmer's pain and i'm deeply, deeply sorry for her death. >> reporter: breonna's heartbroken mother, tamika palmer, calling the settlement which also includes several police reform measures just a start. >> we must not lose focus on wh

maybe 30 years to come is worth some political pain at the ballot box that in all look hood it appears they will suffer as a result of this. >> all right, michael, thank you both so much. we continue our special coverage next on the come nation of amey and what it means for the future of the supreme court. >>> plus, protests continue tonight following the death of breonna taylor. we'll go live to louisville the latest. election... (fisherman vo) how do i register to vote? hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most important thing you can do! and mine's unlisted.. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in new café mocha flavor. ♪ this is the feeling of total protection now that we protect your identity, mobile phone, auto, home and life you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today you've never bee

painful. apple, amazon, microsoft and alphabet down 10%. is there still a lot more to go, or does the third down day clean out the sellers? gina sanchez and michael for wells fargo security >> gina, this makes it interesting. we have energy underperforming tesla is down there. wynn resorts didn't look so great. it has kind of a china feel to it where the growth names haven't been hit as bad as last week what did that tell you >> we had very stretched motivations where people were transitioning into this remote working, remote learning, et cetera they priced it accordingly, so some of that was always going to be sort of vulnerable to any kind of pullback what you see in the energy sector is telling us we're sort of doubting the recovery, that we're going to have a strong kind of surge in demand as the recovery trade, and that's also going to hit some other consumer names as well. so that recovery trade, it may not be the kind of recovery that we've priced in. we've priced in a really, really aggressive recovery. it's probably going to be a very slow and drawn-out recovery. that's just not what's in the markets right now, so the markets have to rep

michael barber announced a new task force. >> father peter claver baptized over 300,000 african slaves. >> reporter: he dedicated the service to a jesuit missionary. >> that we listen and respond to the pain experienced racism in our country, in our church. >> reporter: over the coming weeks, the task force mission will be to recommend tangible steps to combat racism in the diocese. as a practical matter, what's possible? what could the task force actually do to improve things? >> well, education. >> reporter: the pastor of corpus christi church is leading the effort. >> i identify it sometimes as benign neglect and cultural insensitivity and that's what we're looking at, how we can be more mindful and more culturally sensitive to all of our catholics. >> reporter: the announcement of the racism task force comes three months after the pastor of a predominantly black catholic church in oakland made a stunning accusation during a facebook live video. >> the bishop of oakland is a racist. >> reporter: he has been active on black lives matter protests. and he told me he went live on facebook after a meeting with bishop barber. >> he said to me black people should be happy with the way the chu

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pain message this year about safety, about the public, about freedom. those are things that his campaign hinges on and important to start to try to dispute that. we'll see what happens with the michael. >> francesca chambers, thank you for your time this morning and congratulations on emmy. >> i didon notice that in the background. >> yeah. you saw that? >> absolutely did. >> i'm geoff bennett in washington. >> it is a 10ne out of 10. i'm corey coffee in new york. ali explores the rise of conspiracy theories and disinformation in american culture. and later, house speaker nancy pelosi joins maria teresa kumar at 10:00 a.m. a must watch few hours. stay with us. i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unstoppable. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy woman: with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i

adviser for the lincoln project, michael steele is back, and robert gibbs is here olivia troy, behind all the giant scoops is a human being who has wrestled in a painful from the person she worked for, and she worked on pence's task force, breaking with him and breaking with trump and rebuking the coronavirus response and backing joe biden >> that's exactly right. you know, she starts by saying she's a life-long republican she says she's a john mccain republican and george w. bush re republican, and she makes clear to say she did not vote for trump in 2016, but like so many people did she believed he was the president and thought he would grow into the role, and that's why she continued to work the vice president was the one leading the task force that has been ineffective she's one of the many people who we are now seeing speaking out it's striking and startling, both two things, first to see how many people worked in this administration have come out and expressed deep alarm and deep concern and deep dismay and regret for potentially their own role and culpability and then it's striking how many people feel that way and have not spoke out out public

remember, michael moore in august wrote this to -- in a facebook post. he said the biden cam painet rid of trump. you have to get rid of trump. will, it awe appears that the message is hitting home when you look at the enthusiasm level. wul wl yeah. there's real concern that they might lose michigan again as they did in 2016. a little earlier we had the speaker of the michigan house of representatives on "fox & friends" where he is said democrats have continued to take the state of michigan for granted. >> they are scared, they are a little frightened, but their problem is they have to find out how do they get michigan voters and workers' attention while also proving they're not the party run by aoc and the progressive left. and when you look at the news and you look at what the democrat base is focusing on right now, it's not jobs, it's not the economy, it's not an commercial first economy. that speaks to the heart of the michigan worker. so michigan workers have to decide who is going to do best at restoring our economy and keeping jobs available. that donald trump or joe biden?

pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. >> sandra: a federal appeals court keeping the criminal case against michael flynn alive. the full d.c. court of appeals sending the case against him back to the trial judge. the justice department wants to drop the prosecution of flynn it pursued for more than two years. appeals court ruling give the trial judge the green light to hold a hearing on why the d.o.j. changed its tune. >> we always have room for presidents to come to visit. candidates to come to visit. that's the process that you have and it's something that we appreciate and have people do. but the timing on this we felt was not good and so we did make the request for him to do it at a different time. >> trace: the was the democratic mayor of kenosha, wisconsin. the president expected to take time on his trip to thank law enforcement. if i didn't insist on having the national guard go into kenosha, wisconsin there would be no kenosha right now and great death and injury. i want to thank law enforcement and the national guard. i will see you on tuesday. let's bring in former wisconsin governor scott walker. gr