monica! monica: yeah.is: so, we were just talking about, in order for this relationship to work between jess and caity, they have to be able to communicate without any outside distractions. monica: that's great. like, i really want you to understand that's great. i want you to feel good about you. like, i see so much of dad in you sometimes, and it pisses me off because you're so [bleep] talented, and i think it goes deeper. jessica: i mean, we were treated different by our dad, if you want to go way back. it's just we were treated different. monica: i can't handle this. jessica: i'm proud of her. lemonis: tell her now. jessica: she knows how proud i am of her and the things she does for people or the things she's succeeded at. monica: [ voice breaking ] i just need to go for a ride. i'm tired of the resentment. [ bleep ] if anybody wants to support my mom and the [bleep] city of cleveland, then [bleep] go for it. jessica: monica is very resistant to change. she is a self-sabotager. lemonis: are you comfor

mÓnica: gracias.en visitar la oficina del estado que es sos.ca.gov, en esas pÁginas de internet pueden entrar su informaciÓn, su nombre, direcciÓn, ahÍ puede confirmar si estÁ registrado, si encuentra que no estÁ registrado tiene hasta el 19 de octubre para poder registrarse. andrea: ahÍ mismo podrían hacer el cambio de direcciÓn o cualquier otro cambio que haya ha habido desde la Última elecciÓn, ¿cierto? mÓnica: asÍ es, ahí puede actualizar su registro para poder recibir su boleta preguntar. andrea: bien, ahora, ¿quÉ deben hacer aquellos que prefieran votar por correo y quiera recibir el material en espaÑol? mÓnica: para recibir la boleta no es necesario hacer nada, a todos en el estado de california les enviaremos una boleta pero si la quieren recibir en otro idioma que no sea inglÉs, por ejemplo en espaÑol, pueden contactarnos a las mismas pÁginas de internet que mencione y pueden pedir que reciba su informaciÓn en espaÑol. andrea: ¿en quÉ fechas estarÁn llegando estas boletas? mÓnica: las boletas

. >> hola, buenas tardes, les saluda nicole suÁrez, culpable de homicidio, asÍ ha sido declarada mÓnicadueÑa y directora del colegio privado enrique rÉbsamen de la capital mexicana que se vino abajo durante el terremoto de septiembre de 2017 matando a 26 personas entre ellas 19 alumnos todos niÑos, quÉ lÁstima, raÚl torres nos va a dar mÁs detalles, buenas tardes, raÚl, cuÉntanos. >> maÑana se cumplen tres aÑos de la tragedia, tres aÑos del terremoto y parece que por fin se asoma la justicia para los niÑos del colegio rÉbsamen, te saludo desde la capital mexicana, mÓnica villegas fue declarada culpable. ella era la directora del colegio rÉbsamen que se desploÓo y provocÓ la muerte de 19 niÑos y niÑas ademÁs de 7 adultos. fue declarada culpable porque construyÓ ilegalmente un departamento sobre la escuela. escuchemos a verÓnica mora, maÁa de santi flores, una de las vÍctimas. >> esta mujer construyÓ en su colegio con demasiadas irregularidades que obvio nosotros no sabÍamos. >> ella fue declarada culpable de homicidio culposo o involuntario. la fiscalÍa pide una condena de 57 aÑos de pri

vez que se dan a conocer imágenes de las sesiones psicológicas del joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera >> mónicaloera hubo declaraciones de mujeres desde 1977 cuando se casó con alejandrina salazar hasta emma coronel la madre de sus gemelas antes tuvo más esposas y más amantes >> registrados dijo que tenía 23 pero por ahí tiene 5 hijos más que no están registrados >> mónica habló más de 100 horas con el joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera y dijo que se arrepiente el joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera de no haber convivido con sus hijos >> cuántos nombres de tus hijos pusiste tú ninguno me dijo >> la criminóloga dice que dos mujeres importantes en la vida del joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera fueron su abuela y su madre >> sintió admiración por actrices por kate del castillo en méxico noticias telemundo >> al regresar de la pausa >> al regresar de la pausa trasladan a i'm a verizon engineer and i'm part of the team building 5g ultra wideband. it's already available in parts of select cities and it's rolling out in cities around the country. 25x faster than today's 4g networks. it's the fastest 5g in the world. thi

monica: absolutely.ne of the things that has been fascinating to me as a student of policing and federal policing policy during the trump we have seen over the past decade or so a greater embrace by people on the right of recognizing the deep libertarian issues that emerge out of policing and the criminal justice system. there is a pretty massive embrace by people on the right ecarceration, police reform, etc. we have started to see a coalition emerging prior to the ascendance of president trump, who has taken, almost an anachronistic position with respect to law and order issues and with respect to policing. actively encouraging police to be brutal toward people who they ways has setn some back the conversation in police unions about what sorts of accepted.uld be i expect we will see a strong defense of status quo policing by president trump while also embracing other sorts of -- david: what you hope to hear from joe biden? hear is aat i hope to recognition that the problems of public safety we face in

i want to bring in nbc's shaquille brewster in kenosha and nbc's monica alba covering the white house for us. monica, the governor said plainly in the letter he's concerned trump's presence will only hinder our healing. the president clearly disagrees. what are we expecting from him today? >> reporter: exactly chris. really a defiant president saying he never reconsidered the visit despite the calls to re-evaluate why the timing of this is appropriate right now over this reckoning over racial injustice. the president saying he really wanted to go and thank local law enforcement. that's going to be a centerpiece of the visit. he's going to be on the ground for only a couple of hours and also will be touring some businesses that were damaged in the riots and the protests, but he's also going to be holding a roundtable on community safety. that's where you might really hear the president reiterate some of these claims. he continues to call out the violence, but when asked to condemn kyle rittenhouse charged with shooting and killing two protesters in the unrest, he declined to do so. in

all right coming up next your business with monica jones thank you. the think. there's a little society going to the labor market versity is called morning the gender identity background each of the national orientation held for the military should be the deciding factor in career success. we talked to the human resources director is diversity just lip service to our reality made in germany. in 60 minutes long t w. 5 years of the conflict zone 5 years ago targeting political soft company the success if i'd like a full season but because that's where the free for stuff you need. to go. are you concerned or not concerned. unless you are a fool jim sebastian a consumer showing such a cute solo part of the missouri caius levels of government why not just investigate imus just to give the bushies useless listening to somebody feeling some small group of comes from doing the colorful. gifts. conspiracy to selling clothes toys oh body that will never be. oh plot connected to the highest levels of government why did journalist shonky have to die. was threatened. years l

una corte determinÓ que mónica garcÍa villegas no respetÓ las normas de construcciÓn de la escuela, poniendobe del colegio ocurrido el 19 de septiembre de dos 2017, en la capital mexicana, atrÁs casi tres aÑos, un juez determinÓ oficialmente que ademÁs del terremoto en mÉxico es el dÍa, la responsable de esta tragedia fue mÓnica garcÍa, la dueÑa y directora de lugar. >> el tribunal determinÓ que la compresora es culpable, --- compresora es culpable del delito de homicidio en una modalidad culposa. >> los padres de las vÍctimas agradecieron la justicia que le[sonido ambiente] [sonido ambiente] [sonido ambiente] >> y vamos a demostrar que era una injusticia por la que ellos murieron, hoy se demostrÓ. >> mÓnica garcÍa villegas opero de manera irregular, y fue una persona corrupta. reportera: en el piso superior de la estructura colapsada habÍa un jacuzzi construido con acabados de mÁrmol, como confirman estas fotografÍas de univisiÓn. modificaciones que se realizaron sin reforzar el edificio. >> cÓmo me hubiera gustado que temblar a las tres a mi, para que enterradas fuÉramos nosotros, y punto.

a conocer imágenes de las sesiones psicológicas del capo >> él me estaba diciendo (inaudible) >> mónicajoaquín "chapo" guzmán loera hubo decenas de mujeres cuando se casó con salazar y con emma coronel en los años intermedios hubo más esposas y más amantes >> registrados dijo que tenía 23 pero tiene 5 hijos más que no están registrados y seguramente muchos más >> mónica habló más de 100 horas con el joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera y dijo que se arrepiente de no haber convivido con sus hijos >> cuántos nombres de tus hijos escogiste tú dijo que ninguno >> la criminóloga no puede compartir todos los aspectos de la vida del joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera pero dos mujeres importantes para el joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera fueron su abuela y su madre >> sintió admiración por actrices como kate , que le costaron la libertad en méxico osorio noticias telemundo >> en méxico el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador , exigió que se investigue el asesinato de un periodista en veracruz , la muerte de julio ha generado protestas contra la violenica criminal en el estado el periodista apareció co

the rioting and looting in santa monica was not accidental. in fact, it was intentional. cofounder of black lives matter l.a. molina told "los angeles times," we want to go to places of white affluence so that the pain and outrage that we feel can be put right in their faces. the question is "is this the best way to communicate a message of racial justice and equality?" >> no, i don't think that is the way to explain it because i alreadywa feel their pain. weel worked really hard to build up this business, 30 years, and for me watching what they did is not acceptable. we are the innocent victim here. we are a small business. i mean, how are we going to recover from this? i don't even know. >> we have a lot of patience and as a pharmacy they are saving people's lives. and any kind of group, trying to save other people's lives, that is just not right. o >> the store has been here 75 years. think of all the other mom and pop stores that got destroyed because they were upset. no, violence is not the answer. i don't know what their answer is in my heart goes out to all the peo

nbc's monica alba is at the white house for us monica, i'll start with you there in washington. president trump said he hopes to have a vaccine in the next few weeks which coincidentally would be just ahead of the election. mr. trump facing voters tuesday in that town hall. walk us through the president's message on the vaccine specifically to voters, monica >> reporter: craig, he made the dubious claim that even without the vaccine, the coronavirus could go away on is own, in his words, disappear his own health experts don't believe this he referenced herd mentality when presumably he meant herd immunity, something his closest advisers including dr. anthony fauci have cautioned against that's not a strategy the united states is pursuing they are hopeful for a vaccine take a listen to what the president said specifically on that timeline and the promise something could coalesce in the month of october >> -- very close to having a vaccine. if you want to know the truth, the previous administration would have taken perhaps years to have a vaccine because of the fda and all the app

more than a year and a half has passed since monica fisher and mathias brush set off on a mission to understand america did they reach those go. and. say no but can you understand switzerland i'd also say you know. that's another story in november the people monica fisher and met encountered will be able to vote to elect a president of the most powerful nation on earth. and who knows we're back we're really. from a giant divided country now to a small town that values harmony at least when it comes to music just a few 1000 people live in markets noite chosen eastern germany and yet it's famous to musicians around the globe 3 centuries ago a group of protestant instrument makers set up shop there after fleeing religious persecution today the town has a variety and concentration of instrument workshops unparalleled in the world. 'd is a musician's paradise the tiny town in the folk and region is home to about $100.00 world class instrument builders. musicians like patch of the castle state orchestra come in when they need a new instrument. together with his son as apprentice master vio

that's another story in november the people monica fischer and. encountered will be able to vote to elect the president of the most powerful nation on earth. and who knows where that will really. from a giant divided country now to a small town that values harmony at least when it comes to music just a few 1000 people live in marked noisy ocean in eastern germany and yet it's famous to musicians around the globe 3 centuries ago a group of protestant instrument makers set up shop there after fleeing religious persecution to save a town has a variety and concentration of instrument workshops unparalleled in the world. 'd is a musician's paradise the tiny town in the folk and region is home to about $100.00 world class instrument builders. musicians like patch of the castle state orchestra come in when they need a new instrument. together with his son as apprentice master violin make it a little is continuing a long tradition they fashioned violins using the methods developed by the italian master antonio study of ari as well as other local craftsman

that's another story in november the people monica fischer and. encountered will be able to vote to elect the president of the most powerful nation on earth. and who knows we're back. from a giant divided country now to a small town that values harmony at least when it comes to music just a few 1000 people live in marked noise from eastern germany and yet it's famous to musicians around the globe 3 centuries ago a group of protestant instrument makers set up shop there after fleeing religious persecution today the town has a variety and concentration of instrument workshops unparalleled in the world. 'd is a musician's paradise the tiny town in the folk and region is home to about $100.00 world class instrument builders. musicians like catch of the castle state orchestra come in when they need a new instrument. together with his son as apprentice master violin maker sigal is continuing a long tradition they fashioned violins using the methods developed by the italian master antonio study of ari as well as other local craftsmen. every instrument we

i will ask monica crowley from the treasury department.he's next. >>> the founders and owners of the first black owned stock exchange explain why they made it happen and explain its benefits. we'll be right back. charles: from stimulus to shutdown washington, refusing to get its act together on another coronavirus relief bill and now, well the government shutdown possibly looms. the congress and white house poised to start talks next week, this week actually. joining me assistant secretary for public affairs, monica crowley. great seeing you. your boss steve mnuchin says there won't be a shutdown. how does he make this happen because the politics seems to be frothy right now? >> great to be back, charles, always nice to see you. secretary mnuchin has been speaking to speaker pelosi about a variety of things, particularly the continuing resolution. they hope to get that done by the end of this week. they hope to do a clean cr to make sure the government does not shut down. charles: i want to ask you about the white house reviewing the oracl

more than a year and a half has passed since monica fisher and mathias brush set off on their mission to understand america did they reach the go. to go with us like say no but can you understand switzerland odd also so you know. but that's another story in november the people monica fisher and mature spry encountered will be able to vote to elect a president of the most powerful nation on earth. and who knows where that will lead. now one family in the georgian capital tbilisi has their hands full with a remarkable litter of puppies veterinarians say they were stunned to hear the 1st time mom gave birth to 9 a female and 8 male pups the dog's owners say it was one after another in a marathon 18 hour delivery pedigree georgian shepherds are becoming more rare and the family says they are pleased to have such a big brood to help revive the breed a typical litter is between 3 and 10 puppies that say all 17 of the newborns are in good health. coming up next on did have you news asia rising tensions between china and taiwan after another show of military force from beijing. melissa chen h

this country is great because of it >> joining me now, nbc political reporter monica alba, nbc's mike memoli, "washington post" bureau chief phil rucker. phil, we haven't seen him like this, an extended 90 minutes with undecided voters, witherao george stephanopoulos, an experienced correspondent and anchor how would you judge how this event went for him >> andrea, it was a rare sight to see the president questioned by real ordinary citizens, americans. these are not journalists. and they asked very tough questions. a lot of them followed up with their questions when the president neglected to answer them directly. the president at one point tried to interrupt a woman and she had to say, "sir, let me finish my question." these voters were stern with him. and the questions they asked had real urgency and they were challenging for the president. he was not able to simply antagonize the questioners and cry "fake news" as he often does at news conferences, but rather he was sort of scrambling to come up with answers it was very clear, especially on the coronavirus portion of the questioni

hubo omisiones de las autoridades del colegio de la ciudad >> que la pena sea ejemplar la maestra mónica fianza >> la defensa de la inculpada tiene confianza que saldrá su verdad >> y un joven mexicano da de qué hablar lanza el balón al agente de la patrulla fronteriza lo que hace este es responder el pase en varias ocasiones en ciudad juárez >> no hay nada que demuestre más una frontera unida que este acto demuestra lo que es parte del paso de ciudad juárez >> solicitamos entrevista con el oficial pero quiso el anonimato >> en otras noticias nos tiene los detalles >> despuÉs de casi dos semanas de dejar su casa por la amenaza de las llamas el señor pudo encontrarla intacta porque las llamas no llegaron a su vivienda >> me siento bendecido de tratar de regresar a la normalidad además agrega a las 2 de la mañana dos de mis hijos me dijeron papá te tienes que ir las llamas están en el cerro >> acÁ venían las llamas las zonas donde pueden regresar están marcadas la zona de color amarillo puedes regresar y en la zona de verde también lo que ha pasado es que las rojas son zonas amarillas el d

this is we're monica fisher and to mathias brush have their home and studio when they're not living and working on the road in order to capture spontaneous pour traits. they use the same mutual background each time. whether they are taking a photo of a nasa nerd one who always dreamed of being an astronaut. and farmar would never even get into a motorized vehicle. but watching the pictures of gun nuts and crystal meth addicts tell us about america. its life of its beauty its sadness. we don't just take photos we talk to people that are very important part of our work and we are sometimes very surprised at what comes out. more than a year and a ha has passed since monica fisher and mathias brush set off on a mission to understand america did they reach those goals the 1st to. say no but can you understand switzerland i don't know. but that's another story in november the people monica fisher and mature sprach encountered will be able to vote to elect the president of the most powerful nation on. who knows where that will lead. at that you're up to date i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for

basically from a kind of january deep describe comfortingly wealthy on flight in santa monica to one that is a little bit more racially and economically diverse . seems real come down for the millers. i don't wonder how much some of the views he has towards immigrants also has this kind of class conscious overlay. it was this something that struck you having dug into his childhood that you have. jean: that's an excellent question. i do think it is very tangled up in this racism in the sense of elitism. in classism. ... ... >> and causing people to see trump is the only person who can fight against these elites. >> one of the things is a striking that is the culmination of the strands of the childhood and all the things you are describing? and one big question that you mentioned david horowitz and you describe him so well but and try to turn the language against the left and miller became a quick study. you quote a friend of miller's and college who says some people want many - - money, power, influence, women , and some don't know what they want. and he wanted enemies and went out an

leeann leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill, monica alba and dr. john torres. there have been questions about the cdc about, for example, the guidelines they put up and pulled down, about the coronavirus, and the way that it is transmitted and questions raised, in particular by democrats about the potential for political interference. talk about what we expect to hear over the next hour or so today. >> hey, hallie. the gang is back together. the task force is once again testifying before the senate and as you mentioned it is expected to be the last time they appear together before the election and they have a lot of questions to answer. that's for sure. their testimony comes at a really grim time too as this week the country has reached its $22 200,000th death as trust in the vaccine among the american public is at an all time low. and there is continuing to be mixed messages from the administration and their own agencies about guidance. the cdc put up guidelines about how covid is transmitted and immediately took them down. so you can expect questions from sen

let's go to our correspondent monica yant a-q. she joins us live from rio de janeiro monica what is the reason for these increasing numbers. well everybody is out in about as if nothing were happening that's pretty much the case for example it's very hot here in rio de janeiro it's winter but it's been very hot it's a very hot season all over brazil and people are out on the beach no social distancing no masks they're out in bars and restaurants and the government also doesn't give a good example the president himself is the one that likes wearing masks so people have just been walking around as if nothing much is happening although in the last 2 months just in the last 2 months 40000 people died so it's spreading because nobody is really taking any measures although the country's government is pushing for a vaccine to be to be administered by december what is the latest on that. well the latest is that the government the state of some paulo which is the richest in brazil it already signed an agreement with the chinese if the gove

nbc's monica alba at the white house. thank you, monica. good to see you.yasmin, i'll see you back here saturday and sunday from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. eastern. again, president trump's press conference scheduled to begin at any moment. we'll bring that to you live as soon as it starts. stay with us. did you know that some aluminum- free deodorants only mask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with three times more odor fighters. with secret, odor is one less thing to worry about. secret. we're all finding ways to keep moving. but how do we make sure the direction we're headed is forward? at fidelity, you'll get the planning and advice to prepare you for the future, without sacrificing the things that are important to you today. we'll help you plan for healthcare costs, taxes and any other uncertainties along the way. because with fidelity, you can feel confident that the only direction you're moving is forward. who knows where that button is? i don't have silent. everyone does -- right up here. it happens to a

monica, why is he get? if. governor asked him not to, the mayor asked him not to, interpret this for us. what does it mean when he says he wants to go increase enthusiasm? increase enthusiasm from whom about what? you have senior officials touting the fact the president was going to be traveling to wisconsin. they feel that's a winning argument. they think they can continue to make this law-and-order case and this bolsters them, becomes a central pillar to the reelect case. what remains to be seen is how voters evaluate those two things. with the inflammatory rhetoric, when he didn't denounce the man charged with killing two protesters, the fact he hasn't condemned the violence in a wider manner, joe biden roundly condemned the violence, calling on the president to do the same. they clearly feel traveling there is electricity cal despite these calls to revisit the entirety of this trip. they said they never doubted it for a second. the president said it was full steam ahead. as you point out, no set meeting wit

monica alba, ashley parker, thank you for getting us started zoo we're going to turn to minnesota.oth candidates will be in minnesota today. before i get started with either one of you, i want to set up -- we heard from both the president last night and joe biden basically talking about their two styles of campaigning. i want to get this out there and ask you if you see sort of a similar contrast today as we saw yesterday. here's the president and joe biden. >> it's the weirdest thing i've ever seen. cnn is going, oh, this is so beautiful. it's not beautiful there are cars in the parking lot. what a deal, i'll tell you what a deal. >> he continues to think masks don't matter very much, although, he says it, and then he has these large gatherings with everybody around and no masks on and it's extremely dangerous. >> you know, it's interesting how often the president's campaigns are covered via does he follow protocols or not is that how it's covered locally? >> reporter: it's usually a piece of it, chuck you look at the coverage of the news rallies it's part of it. no sitting presid

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alba monica, let's start with you the cdc just changed its controversial guidelines again, it now says that someone who has been in contact with an infected person should be tested for coronavirus, last night "the new york times" reported that last month, when the cdc's website said the opposite, it was posted to the agency's website despite their serious objections, what more have we learned from all of these changes and the influence of outside departments on the work. >> you may remember last month, this guidance came out it raised a lot of eyebrows. at the same time, it was when the president the fact that you're doing more testing is leading to more cases. he was saying simply that was the only reason behind the surge in infections. that's not the case. you can surmise from that the administration was trying to tamp down testing in some ways, urging this guidance to get out that we're now learning through "the new york times" wasn't consulted with certain scientists and doctors who opposed it if you're a person who's been exposed in some way to the coronavirus the cdc is saying yo

omisos moni como le decÍan fue declarara culpable, construyÓ un piso extra que la escuela no soportÓ, monicas para la directora pero la pena podrÍa ser menor o incluso sali bajo fianza >>> han determinado la culpabilidad y la otra mitad la cantidad de aÑos y reparaciÓn del daÑo >>> antes de su arresto en mayo del 2019 miss moni en una entrevista se dijo inocente >>> no quiero ir a prisiÓn. soy inocente >>> pero para los padres estÁ muy lejos de cerrarse la herida ellos aseguran que la directora de la escuela no es la Única culpable >>> familiares exigen que tambiÉn vayan a la cÁrcel los funcionarioss que dieron el permiso de construcciÓn, pero tambiÉn dicen que nada y nadie les quitarÁ el dolor por la pÉrdida de sus hijos en mÉxico, raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >>> de regreso en estados unidos la presiÓn crece para que el congreso apruebe un nuevo plan de alivio econÓmico en medio de la pandemia. pero, la divisiÓn entre de demÓcratas y republicanos es difÍcil de superar aqui estÁ julio vaqueiro con la informaciÓn buenas tardes. >>> quÉ tal jose buenas tarde hemos hablado de la postura de

monica, thank you so much for joining us. hour. there are so many people, including myself, we've done this story and oftentimes it's older people who are perceived to be more susceptible to being scammed, but right now with what we are experiencing, you are seeing younger people being a bigger target in this current state. why is that the case? - one thing that we are seeing is a lot of job offers coming in through text messages. this is something, obviously, that, you know, a lot of--it's on a lot of people's minds. they are looking for work. they are trying to find some way to make a living, and you do-- we are getting reports about people being sucked into what we call fake check scams or mystery shopper scams, and these are scams that particularly affect millennials. - you say right now there are, like, three popular scams. run them down to us. - we are seeing a whole lot of people reporting online shopping scams. so this is where you order something online; it never arrives. the second one we are seeing a lot of is agai

my name is monica yellin. i was born in bogota, colombia. to this country in 1998 with a j-1 work visa, just one piece of luggage, and $300. in 2005, i proudly became a citizen of this country. [applause] and right after my naturalization ceremony in brooklyn, new york, i drove as fast as i could to the new york board of elections and i registered to vote. [applause] i live in port washington, a little town on the north shores of long island. my husband is here, and he's a jewish american new yorker from new rochelle, who is glowing, full of excitement and wanted me to thank you for standing for israel. [applause] mr. yellin, never, ever believed in any candidate for presidency until you run for presidency. so he voted for you. trump: that's great, thank you. it's really nice, thank you very much. that's a nice looking guy, too. nice looking. beautiful. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. monica yellin: and of course he owns a small e-commerce and investments business that even with this pandemic is still succeeding. [applau

alba monica, the president was all over the place last night, and he really struggled to answer those questions from undecided voters how is the white house trying to do cleanup today >> well, they're arguing, katy, that the president is trying to project this optimism that has been their defense for why he told bob woodward quite plainly that he always intended to downplay the virus, which is they say, not to create panic. they didn't want to send the country spiraling, worried six months ago, but just there, you had the president making this really surprising comment about how he has been up-playing the virus, if anything that's really just not true. we haveso many examples, so much tape we could roll of where he was doing exactly that. but it strikes me this is a president who isn't changing his strategy for the same reason he continues to make false claims about the pandemic he's extremely defensive, very dug in, and as you know so well, he's not somebody who is going to jump to apologies or en enumerate regrets. he was asked if there was anything he would kanj about the last six

monica, this is a piece that dropped over on nbcnews.com.e're hearing on the president's playbook this go-around. >> reporter: exactly, hallie. we're learning that this time the president hasn't done a single mock session in the leadup with less than three weeks to go. he doesn't plan to do that. of course, that could change. for now the small team around him has decided he's going to be having meetings and discussions, but nobody will be playing joe biden formally, the way four years ago you had governor chris christy standing in for hillary clinton in a far more traditional debate setting. we understand the president feels incredibly confident telling aides and allies he feels he's been able to practice for something like this since infancy, joke that he doesn't need to practice for those quit rhetorical, witty replies, that's something that's innate to him. some allies are expressing that that strategy could potentially backfire. you remember former president barack obama who was the last incumbent whoen he faced mitt romney, he didn't do

. >> joining me now, nbc news political reporter monica alba, new yorker staff writer adam davidson, who has done a lot of reporting on donald trump's taxes, and former u.s. attorney and former fbi senior official chuck rosenberg, who at one point during his long career at the doj, worked in the criminal section of the tax division. everybody, welcome. monica, this reporting from "the new york times" just blows into pieces the legend that donald trump has created for himself as a very adept and successful businessman. it's been at the heart of his election pitch in 2016 and still is. and many voters will still say to me, donald trump doesn't nene to be doing this. he can stay at home and just collect all of his money, and be much wealthier than if he were in office. this reporting shows that he is not as wealthy as he says he is, that he is not as good of a businessman as he says he is, and that he has millions of dollars in loans hanging over his head as he tries to be president once again. is the white house responding to any of those points made in this article? and if they're not

michelle and monica's amateur detective work paid off.fter showing the sketch around, they got a tip. the guy in the sketch was a gang banger who went by the street name, cstyles. now, the sisters wanted to find him. if you're right, if this is the guy, he's a killer and a gang banger. and you're just going to, what, walk up on him and say -- >> he wasn't going to get away with killing our sister. >> i wanted to be able to tell the police where he was, like, let's go get him. >> they didn't find him, but they did tell detective williams who ran the name through a gang database and discovered, unfortunately, there was more than one cstyles. >> there's a cstyles, there's a lil cstyles. >> eventually, williams found a cstyles who'd been on probation at the time of the murder. >> our first goal was to identify the connection between the cstyles and crystal taylor. any gang affiliation, any relatives, was he a boyfriend, ex-boyfriend? the sisters say no. her friends say no. there's no evidence to support that they even knew each other. >> alth

monica refused to accept the poor quality around her community or the poor waste management systems she began to think about her role in this and wondered how she could play her part in correcting the course of things. her citizens want to drink committee 1st approached the municipal corporation of course looking for a solution at the time the corporation was flooded with options from vendors selling instant compositors machines that promise to turn organic waste into compost within 24 hours but after a few experiments they were dissatisfied with their results. since the common 24 posters want exactly working group came up with their own simple system of community composting after much research the finally decided to use the drum and bin method where every household contributes by 1st segregating their waste at source. then there is a secondary segregation that happens because sometimes by mistake the residents know something which cannot go into the. sure though for example sometimes the pieces of plastic and maybe a broken bottle is there so this sift through it and then this week is

. >> reporter: this 14-year-old monica sanchez is stoked to be living a beach boy song wearing a wet suit and hanging 10 on a surf board during school hours. >> it's crazy going on zoom especially and i feel like being out in the ocean surfing gets my mind off from stressing off of school. >> reporter: monica and seven of her classmates from leadership high school in san francisco are at linda mar beach in pacifica learning to hang loose. >> yes i'm going to surf today, catch all the waves. >> reporter: students are getting school pe credit for the six-week program made possible by nonprofit city surf project. now partnering with public schools. all equipment and instruction is totally free. >> right here we have the greatest classroom that you can ask for. >> reporter: this co-founder jonny irwin is a former high school teacher and long time surfer who wanted to provide more students with equitable access to the sport. >> growing up here in san francisco and being part of the surf team i saw that it was majority white male upper class sport and that a lot of people that hadn't norma

joining us now is nbc news's monica alba, quite an interesting flight from atlanta to d.c.itting next to an official. you're bound to get some interesting information. >> you're right, ayman. you have to have your eyes and ears peeled on these trajectories especially from atlanta to washington, d.c., where dr. red fooed i was traveling from and i was sitting behind him on that flight after covering the president's even in atlanta on friday. what i thought was so remarkable you have this public health official making a phone call in public and not holding back on his thoughts of what dr. scott atlas is essentially representing and conveying to the president on everything relating to the pandemic on how useful masks may be, whether young people are immuned and herd immunity. he doesn't support dr. atlas' views on many of these topics. when we de-planed in washington, i spoke to dr. red fooed he confirmed that who he was talking about and it really shines a light of the internal clashes you showed the rose garden where the president is set to talk about a new testing strategy

more than a year and a half has passed since monica fischer and mathias brush set off on a mission to understand america did they reach the go. to go through this like say you know but can you understand switzerland odd also so you know. but that's another story in november the people monica fischer and mature sprach the encountered will be able to vote to elect a president of the most powerful nation on earth. who knows where that will lead. now isn't special pictures for a family in the georgian capital tbilisi has their hands full with a remarkable litter of puppies veterinarians say they were stunned to hear that this 1st time mom gave birth to 9 female and 8 male pups the dog's owners say it was one after another in a marathon 18 hour delivery pedigree georgian shepherds are becoming more rare the family says they are pleased to have such a big group to help revive the great a typical leader litter rather between 3 and 10 puppies the vets say all 17 of the newborns are in good health. let's get a reminder now of our top stories here and a w aleksandr has been sworn in as presiden

monica: i am crying more today than i have on seven seasons of "parenthood."her team make decisions, even though she lives and works thousands of miles away. caity: you think i'm going behind your back. i don't know how long i can do it for. lemonis: she is resistant to every change... monica: i hate it. lemonis: ...even though the business loses almost $100,000 a year. you're throwing money into the trash right now. and now the stress is pulling her family apart.

that's another story in november the people monica fischer and. encountered will be able to vote to elect a president of the most powerful nation on earth. and who knows that we're only. from a giant divided country now to a small town that values harmony at least when it comes to music just a few 1000 people live in marked noisy ocean in eastern germany and yet it's famous to musicians around the globe 3 centuries ago a group of protestant instrument makers set up shop there after fleeing religious persecution to save a town has a variety and concentration of instrument workshops unparalleled in the world. of musicians paradise the tiny town in the folk and region is home to about $100.00 world class instrument builders. musicians like catch of the castle state orchestra come in when they need a new instrument. together with his son as apprentice master violin make it a little is continuing a long tradition they fashioned violins using the methods developed by the italian master antonio study of ari as well as other local craftsman. every instrum

that's where we find monica alba who is joining us. good afternoon. great to see you on this sunday. talk us through this conference that was just announced an hour or so ago. what are we expecting to hear? >> reporter: a late addition to the schedule. they made this announcement, surprising some. he has a closed press event with gold star families that would not be open to coverage. it seems the president is eager to come out and speak with reporters ahead of that. we hope to take questions. these news conferences are billed as such and the president makes a statement without engaging with reporters. we hope we'll have an opportunity to ask him about any range of topics but when the president has come out and done these events in the past, it's been to highlight the coronavirus pandemic response. that's something he may touch on. chief of staff mark meadows hinted at an announcement that will be coming tomorrow with regards to national testing for coronavirus. is that something we might hear the president touch upon. it's an opportunity for him after

carrying motorists overturned from's son monica california to chicago illinois. route 66 through the lens of change. photographer ellen and route six garlickstorian nick capture scenes on the roads. we followed the path of the old highway. >> w d

monica, let's start with you and president trump's trip to kenosha. so far he has visited an emergency operations center, he has praised law enforcement, he is at that round table that we showed you a moment ago. what is the goal of the trip, what does the president hope to get out of this? >> it seems to be really two-fold. we saw there that the president just referring to his victory in wisconsin in 2016, speaking last cycle to how the state treated him hoping that he will be treated in the same way in november. he seemed to imply. so that there is an obvious re-election pitch you could argue based on the fact that he is talking good that and looking to make the argument to voters who may or may not support him again in november. but the trip is an official white house one to meet with local law enforcement as he is doing and to survey some damage. he was meeting with local business owners there that had properties that were affected by riots and protests and unrest following the shooting of jacob blake. but the focus really seems to be on that law

reopen in rio de janeiro or elsewhere in brazil students teachers and parents from maine in limbo monica inactive all just sirrah rio de janeiro much more on that and everything else that we have been covering on the website al jazeera dot com. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization has sounded the alarm over the rising rate of corona virus transmission across europe more than 300000 cases in the past 7 days weekly cases are now exceeding those reported when the pandemic peaked across the continent back in march the w.h.o. is urging countries not the cup quarantine periods warning the sacrifices made could be wasted. knowing the immense individual and societal impact even a slight reduction in the link of god and going out and giving the figures i have just mentioned i encourage countries all the region to mixing the freak due process with the experts and explore safer addiction options about 5000 refugees stranded on the greek island of lesbos have been rehabs than a new tent city where than 12000 people were left homeless when the fire de

monica gandhi. herr m message, "masks, masks, masks." stay with h us. ♪ [music break]k] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, ththe war andd peace report. i'm amy goodman. as the officiaial u.s. death tol from covovid-19 approaches 200,0 and d more than 6.6 mimillion cs being reported, "the washington post" reports the white house reportedly scuttled a plan to distribute 650 million cloth face masks to every residence in the united states during the early weeks of the coronavirus pandemic. vice president pence and other officials rejected the proposal because "receiving masks might create concern or panic." a draft press release about the plan from the u.s. postal service reads -- "the first shipments are expected to reach u.s. households as early as april xx" with the date left incomplete. one study by the center for economic policy research found widespread mask use across the united states would have saved 40,000 lives in the months of april and may alone. this c comes as the head of the centers for disease control and preven