, nicole!> right between the signs. >> we're going to have to-- >> a word about it. >> listen, nicole, nicole malliotakis, you have to let him respond. we don't want to start cutting mics and that stuff. it's his time to answer and we'll move on to a new answer. >> you're aware you're running for congress though and you're running for congress criticizing me for something that happened under your watch at the state level. is this what's going to happen when you are -- if you're in congress, that you're going to criticize things happening at the city level? i'm just generally confused. you're running for congress well, let me answer that question. >> all right, all right. >> you guys, we have a-- . under the watch of one party-- >> we have a cross examination, we have a cross examination session. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez wanted to make it a national policy and trying to jam it in. >> now it's time for the cross examination and that's when each candidate gets a chance to ask one question of hi

vin gupta, and importantly our coverage is joined by nicolle wallace. nicolle? >> you know, brian, just looking at this image again and thinking of these two broadcasts as bookends, i mean, so much of what transpired in between that helicopter taking off from the white house and returning is a mystery to us. and carol took us through some of the contradictions and the stories that came out. most striking was that saturday morning briefing where the doctors by their own admission a day later put a rosy spin on the president's condition. but it was mark meadows who came out and said that things were far graver than anyone let on friday before this transfer. and to what you and dr. gupta have been talking about. we now have a president who is in some ways supercharged as the spreader, not just of the covid infection, but of disinformation about that infection because now he has even more credibility. i think the latest poll showed 26% of americans, which is a significant fraction of his own base of support, which hovers around 40%, only 26% of americans trust him f

look, let's face it, nicole, he's sick. he's got fever. he has all of the risk factors that are suggestive of severe morbidity and mortality. you can use euphemisms saying it's a low-grade fever. he has fever. he's sick. he needs a higher level of care. he's requiring a monoclonal antibody treatments. it's an experimental treatment. we don't have a lot of experience with it. i endorse that treatment from regeneron, i think it's the right monoclonal antibody cocktail to take. if i were sick, i would want that cocktail. i think medically, the team is making the right moves. and the only piece that puzzled me all day today is why are they trying to manage this in the white house with ivs and everything else? this is not the best care for the president of the united states. bringing him to walter reed where he can get a higher level of supervision, monitoring for oxygen levels, which can be so precarious with this disease, monitoring for thrombotic events, and god forbid, should he take a turn for the worse, there's a team there. this needed t

back to you, nicole. state auditor galloway: this summer, he was asked by what i believe was a komu reporter, whether he took responsibility for the government response, he said no wendy compared it to car crashes. he is doing isn't working. we continue to be in a red zone. you have to act urgently to contain the spread of this virus, so we can get our economy open again, get our schools open again, folks can get back their lives, we can go to mizzou games again. we are living the governor's coronavirus fighting strategy right now. it is not working. moderator: we never took questions from our panelists. governor, if you need more time to respond, you can do so in this question. governor parson: i would like to respond when she says we haven't been at work. i invite the public, anybody to look at our work calendars and see who was at work the last five months. moderator: first question, tricia miller. >> we have seen different hotspots around the state. when it comes to covid-19, how much control should t

nicole? >> you mentioned secret service. there have been reports, i think before and after the rally in tulsa where they were experiencing a surge. at least two members of the president's advance team, which included two secret service agents, became infected with coronavirus. and over the night, there was a report of an even larger outbreak than that at the secret service facility. what can you tell us about how the secret service is faring? >> so the secret service is an agency that does not have a lot of room for error in terms of staffing. some of their agents and officers go down, it can really put a strain on the organization. on top of. the secret service has another challenge that many law enforcement agencies across the country have. that's the fact, to do their job they have to come in contact with other people. it is almost mutually exclusive to do protection and social distancing at the same time. and the other thing about the secret service that has made it even more challenging. we're in the middle of a preside

and malliotakis: changing you are going to -- host: nicole. nicole. nicole, you are going to have to let him respond. we do not want to have to start cutting mike's. let him answer, and then we will move onto to a different topic. rep. rose: you are running for congress. you are running for congress, criticizing be for something that happened under your watch at the state level. is this what is going to happen if you're in congress, that you're going to criticize things at the city level? i am generally confused. you are running for congress. rep. malliotakis: let me answer that question. host: you guys. ast: we have cross-examination tested. to. malliotakis: i'm looking make a national policy. host: it is time for the cross-examination, and that when each candidate gets the chance to ask a question of his or her rival. , you can asktakis one question. ago,malliotakis: two years you said that you would be independent and go to washington and had a special interest in keeping money. to said that you are going -- why should anyone in staten island or so

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>> yeah, you're right, nicole. several models are predicting about 400,000 deaths by january, february, and the reason for that is because cold weather is coming. winter is coming. and colder climates will drive more people indoors. right now, we're getting away with being outdoors a lot and being able to keep that distance. but that's the concern. but the good news, nicole, is that if we really do practice these public health measures, the only two that we have, which is wearing the masks and the physical distancing, we can actually save lives. here's the thing, masks need to be mandating. we've had multiple public health measures that have been mandated in the past, seat belts, bike helmet, childhood vaccination, multiple examples. we just have to do it. in response to mark meadows comment about focusing on treatments, just a reminder, medicines save 1% of the time, public health saves millions at a time. that's classic downstream thinking by mr. mark meadows, focusing on medications, and treatment and therapies,

i agree with what nicole said about this. every time i go outside walking around on the street, i wear a mask even though it is probably not strictly necessary, just because i want to set a good example. the model, the university of pennsylvania. there should be some recourse but people have to want to do it and we have to set a good example for each other. governor, can you respond in 30 seconds? >> i never said that i wasn't responsible. when you're the governor you are responsible for everybody. you have to go to work and make sure that you are doing your job in the beginning. we have to worry and have been since day number one and we will continue to do that and we put everything on the table that we can. we bring all the experts into the state and make sure people are safe and by doing that, we can earn 200 businesses to make ppe in the state simply because they were trying to help us at that time. i think those businesses for what they are doing every day. >> the governor denies that are never stated that. back to you,

. >> hola buenas tardes habla nicole suárez, donald trump después de ser diagnosticado por coronavirustirse bien para retomar sus labores y actos de campaña, dando entrevistas que mucho de qué habnlar . >> así es nicole, buenas tardes, empezó con este acto de campaña virtual al mediodía con este comentarista aliado con fox news, invitó al presidente a este acto, que se llama promesas hechas promesas cumplidas, le dio la oportunidad de hablar con el público, también aparece anoche en otro programa de televisión, y ahí aunque reiteró que se siente perfecto que quisiera estar en actos de campaña el fin de semana, humo momentos que dan de qué hablar y no estaríaan t bien como dice . >> (información en pantalla) . >> no suena nada bien se nota afectado ¿no? . >> pero cristina hablamos de la entrevista de esta noche . >> es la entrevista de la cadena de fox news, el presidente le hablará en vivo al país no lo veíamos después de que fue al hospital, habla solamente en mensajes grabados, aparecerá con un doctor controversial él aboga por el uso de la medicina hidroxicloroquina, comparó la infl

take it away, nicole? anybody see nicole? there you are. >> nicole was having trouble hearing. do you need to speak from the phone? do we need to recognize your phone nicole and unmute the phone call? >> i'm seeing chat messages from nicole. she's on the phone. [indiscernible] we'll get this solved in just a minute. james, were you able to get her on the phone? >> she said i will come back. that's the message from nicole. which we will do. this will be very timely. our next information item or next presentation will be from the muni core services by sandra padilla m.t.a. and on essential part and paratransit by erin mcauliff and jonathan cheng from the m.t.a. we will now hear from them. hopefully they will be able to get on the platform. >> good afternoon, this is erin. >> are you just on the phone or do have a video access? >> i have video access. >> i wanted to remind the councilmembers that for each presentation, you are limited to two questions. thanks. i see sandra. i can't hear sandra. this is tiffany, nicole was wondering if she can have her phone number unmuted so they

cuando elsa va al basurero, deja a nicole en la casa sola para que cuide a vivian de 1 año y a oscar 3 años. se preocupa por la seguridad de sus hijos, porque la hermana de nicole fue asesinada de un disparo frente a su propia casa. dejando mis hijos solos acá, pero yo los encomiendo a dios, que sea dios que me los guarde, me los cuide. elsa y sus dos hijos mayores pasarán medio día buscando entre montañas de basura, esperando

. >> mÁs adelante y ahora vamos con las noticias con nicole. >> buenos dÍas nicole. >> buenos dÍas a comenzar con la primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa" ♪ >> el huracÁn delta se siente en yucatÁn en mÉxico, aunque durante su avance en las Últimas horas ha perdido fuerza y velocidad mÁs adelante en este segmento tendremos un informe completo. pero primero el presidente trump da marcha atrÁs y se muestra fausto afirmar los cheques de ayuda a los afectados por el coronavirus, horas antes habÍa dicho que no lo harÍa hasta despuÉs de las elecciones alban estÁ con mas detalles buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas este tema del nuevo paquete de estÍmulo econÓmico es lo que estÁ centrando el debate polÍtico en este momento en todo el paÍs porque como bien adelantabas primero el presidente habÍa dicho vÍa twitter que iba a pausar estas conversaciÓn hasta despuÉs de las elecciones presidenciales que ganarÁ las elecciones presidenciales segÚn comunicaba pero luego horas mÁs tarde durante la noche ya estaba cambiando el rumbo de la conversaciÓn en twitter, diciendo que estaba listo para

puede unirse a las elecciones, cuestionan también el cómo lo hará, alban nos tiene más . >> así es nicoleu vida pública, el parte médico de la casa blanca también los médicos del mandatario, decían que el presidente estaba extremadamente bien, que se sentía bien sin síntomas lo que hace cuestionar su salud, el médico decía que podría retomar la agenda pública el sábado, dice donald trump que el mismo sábado le encantaría estar presente en florida en un acto político, otro tema es que el debate presidencial número 2 sería la próxima semana, el mandatario dice que lo haría no de manera virtual, mientras tanto, veíamos que líderes demócratas, como la presidenta nancy pelosi de la cámara baja dice que quiere echar mano a la enmienda número 45, lo que plantea es que el congreso pueden intervenir, cuando el presidente no es capaz de cumplir obligaciones, pero el mismo sábado él retomaría, se cumplirían ya 10 días el día sábado, donde los centros de control de enfermedades también indican esto, tenemos que seguir paso a paso la salud del presidente . >> muchas gracias alban también informamos qu

once a week nicole klasky comes to hydration hannan's organic mom. is here to rescue vegetables that have been left in the field during harvesting because they're either too small or good. there you can harvest the chart again up until the left side of the red chart starts to go to the autumn on. then you can pick the green chart not the color it was just the green ones. the 35 year old started collecting food from supermarket containers during her studies she has finished our law degree but since graduating has dedicated her life to the fight to against waste i just have 1st started looking into supermarket garbage contain is it was of course somewhat different just sitting in a lawyers office that i'm right but. it was also necessary for my parents to understand and learn with her much good food is thrown away and that we need to do something about. 100. 40 percent of the harvest remains on used the reason being that retailers and customers don't want to have produced with any blemishes up to answer. for 20 years i had a stall in the weekly market

pero por supuesto, hay muy poco que nicole puede hacer para proteger a sus hermanos.ades. las paredes y el techo están llenos de agujeros por los que se mete la lluvia. y cuando les cae el sereno, ellos se me enferman bastante. cuando ellos se me enferman yo no puedo ir a trabajar, porque tengo que estar más pendiente a ellos. en el mejor día que yo no puedo ir a trabajar, esos días aguantamos hambre porque no tenemos quién nos dé de comer. más que ellos necesitan, ¿verdad?, porque uno de grande puede aguantar más, pero ellos, no. los niños se enferman con frecuencia, siempre están hambrientos, y nicole lleva un gran peso para su edad. es como una madre para carlos y vivian la mayor parte del día y hace el trabajo de una mujer adulta, pero es solo una niña. una niña que necesita comida, medicinas y una esperanza para el futuro, cosas esenciales que usted puede ayudar a proveer hoy. estas madres y niños se sienten olvidados por el mundo, como si no le importaran a nadie. por favor, muéstreles que a usted le importan. su llamada les ayudará a escapar a la oscuridad que

>> they feel boxed in, nicolle. they can't go against him right now with about 30 days left in the campaign and have some drawn out public fight with him. they also don't want to be embracing him at this moment. they see the democratic fund-raising numbers and the poll numbers. at this moment they're navigating the storm often uneasy in trying to figure out their way to keep power. >> that's so -- what's the word, krarch. how many of them know better, bob costa? how many should he lose or be rebuked by the voters will say, yeah, i was just afraid of a tweet but this is better for the country? >> one thing i picked up in my report and you may have heard it, too, is a lot of republicans want president trump to win but privately they're not going to be distraught if he's defeated. a real movement to start planning for 2022, 2024, opportunities to redefine the republican party. when i'm having these conversations with sources privately, i do challenge them, one, you're not speaking out publicly on anything about your co

this is the key, nicolle. our president, to really endorse the evidence-based measures that we have. which includes masks. the president's making a mockery of public health officials, including dr. fauci, and that's what needs to change, nicolle. >> what do you think that people should be prepared for, not just if they get sick with covid and end up in the hospital, but what are our hospitals facing? i mean, obviously if you fall and get hurt or you have a heart attack or your child falls off a jungle gym, that puts you in an emergency room that if it's overcrowded because of covid, that's suddenly life and death for you, too. >> 100%. and in new york where i am right now, april, we went through a hellish period and after that in the summertime, texas, other states in the south and then the midwest, we're seeing hospitals all over the country being bombarded, overwhelmed. nurses, doctors, being pushed to the limit. working really hard. beds being full. there are some places i think in south or north dakota whe

. >> muchas gracias, nicole. >> deliciosamente viral es la manera mÁs efectiva de llamarla.e estabas poniendo sonaba bien. >> hay que recordar que la pinga es una carne, aquÍ en el estudio mucha gente no lo sabÍa, vamos a ver si en casa nos aclarass quÉ exactamente es? >> lo que viene siendo es una mezcla de cualquier carne a tu gusto yo voy a utilizar la de pollo y le pones mucha cebolla con chile, ahorcada quien le pone su sazÓn y yo le pongo lo que puse aquÍ, ahora lo uso igual partes de cebolla a lo que voy a utilizar de carne, voy a empezar a picar la cebolla, presente tu sartÉn, leen tras a dos cucharadas de aceite, le pones cebolla, a guisar y otra vez ahÍ donde quiero que sepa este sazÓn de jenni le vio a echar un poquito mÁs de consomÉ de pollo a las cebollas porque ahÍ es donde empieza a agarrar el sabor, me gustarÍa que o looernilieran lo rico que huelÁ. >> le voy a echar el pollo aquÍ, aquÍ tengo el pollo cocido, lo pongo en lo que viene siendo y lo prendo. >> jenni sabes que la televisiÓn es un poco cruel en cuanto al tiempo, asÍ es que vamos a agarrar tostadas.

an interview with oscar-winner nicole kidman.hugh grant the chances of a new season of "big little lies" and finding the silver lining of life in quarantine >> and we have our good buddy bobby flay standing by he's going to cook up a football feast with honey glazed wings. these may even turn savannah guthrie into a wings fan >> they sound good and fried shrimp if it's fried, i love it >> we also understand bobby has some big news to share >> oh, really? looking forward to that. that's a little bit of a tease >>> before all that, mr. roker, how about a final check of the friday weather >> let's look at the weather, show you what we have going on for tomorrow, wet weather lingering in new england, along the southeast coast as well. a fire threat in the southern rockies. snow and wind in the plains. and a record chill in the eastern plains look for heavy snow moving through the rockies and up into the plains again winds return out west. we may have some fire danger problems there, and tropical rain developing down in fl >> good mor

nicole caskey is also convinced of it.the vegetables from hina hannan's farm arrive in their shop the good food and she offers expired bought edible supermarket goods all rolls from the day before all in exchange for donations the customers pay what they feel the goods are worth to them together with a friend klasky initially had a market stall she opened a shop in 2017 it was the 1st of its kind in germany was for us it was also a big risk because we'd had a successful stand on the fender possibly full hand and we weren't sure whether people would come around the corner into the shop but it always does and i said it kept. meanwhile the shops turnover is big enough so that she can work there full time. the queen on trial is mixed. physiotherapist philip mc i am comes here regularly. so when i shop like this gives people who do not house so much money or who do not regularly have the possibility to buy good organic products or to always only the possibility and when i am very happy about that for the course the food isn't t

>> you're right, nicolle.xamples of members of the republican senator tanding up to the president. john mccain is one. let's remember he was the deciding vote to scuttle the health care plan back in 2017. we saw after helsinki, but they are few and far between. but you're seeing now a little bit of daylight. a little bit of concern. senator sass and cruz are examples. but we've written this week, my colleagues and i wrote this week about how there is growing alarm among republicans that not only is president heading for defeat, he may be heading for a significant one. one that takes the senate with him. and i would not say yet they are preparing for a post trump world just yet. but there are thoughts about that direction. how they could try to salvage themselves and keep themselves above water here. we saw from mitch mcconnell in the last week or so. as someone who has aligned himself so closely with the president and this is about as critical as he's going to be when he made a point of saying that he hadn't b

>> good afternoon, nicolle. you nailed it.fferent about this time is we're seeing these increases because of the many reasons we talked about before because we have this pandemic fatigue. th the worrisome part of this is as opposed to more localized outbreaks in the northeast and the south, this is a national -- now it's looking like a national emergency. not only that but in the last seventh seven days, the most hit areas are in rural counties. much more easy to overwhelm and you're seeing places like wisconsin build hospitals. there's one outside milwaukee. my own experience is it's easier when you have one hot spot. you set up your coordination, your supplies everything for that hot spot. when you have a nationalized pandemic, you have to get those resources to so many more different places. the hardest part is health care workers. you can't take them and send them from one place to another if everyone is overwhelmed. i want to stress it's not just the worry about millions of people dying. it's also the infections rip throu

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that's when a second man jumped in and caused in nicole's face. feeling unheard by pittsburg police -- >> he did not take me serious. >> reporter: -- nicole reached out to city council and got the ear of the vice mayor. >> this is not who we are, not what we want to represent us. we need to look at being more kinder. >> reporter: pittsburg police tell me they're taking the case very seriously and the case will be passed on to the district attorney. an i understand dent review is being done on the officer who responded to the scene. as nicole and her daughter continue to heal -- >> i'm shaking right now. we're extremely traumatized. >> she has this message to all people of color. >> don't back down. you have to fight. you have to fight. i felt very weak. you have to realize it will take you ten times stronger. i'm growing from this and this is just the beginning. >> reporter: in pittsburg dion lim, abc 7 news. >> a short time ago dion spoke to the man in the video. he says he regrets what he said and didn't realize the terms were racist. he says he

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>> nicole, that's a great question. you could ask that question almost about anything about the trump presidency. what's his strategy for the coronavirus? what's his strategy for health care? what's his strategy for the supreme court and for economy? essentially what the strategy has always been with president trump has been he trusts himself. he trusts his gut. he trusts his instincts. he doesn't feel like there are people around him who can really explain and tell him what to do that will be in his benefit. he learned that lesson mainly because of 2016. you think about the "access hollywood" tape and the fact that's burned in his memory. who stood with him and against him and what did he do. in some ways, the strategy is to be as trumpy as he wants to be. that's lashing out on twitter, that's feeling like if he says he doesn't want to go to a debate, tries to call a bluff, sees where that lands, maybe he'll be doing a town hall, maybe he won't to compete with joe biden's town hall this week. the bottom line is that th

it is energized here in atlanta, nicolle.you poin out, this under scores fact that joe biden is closing out his campaign on offense. he's fighting for georgia as you said, this is a red state. i spoke to campaign officials who made the point that this could be a close race in the end they feel as though trying to run up the vote tally, if they could peel off a state like georgia, it would help them have a more convincing win. so that is part of why joe biden is here. of course there are two key soe senate races so he's here to enearthize early voters. his message is that he's a president who feels his first rally was in warm springs, georgia. that is a small town where former president franklin roosevelt went to heal. you think of roosevelt who healed from polio and also helped heal the country from the great depression. biden used that as his back drop to make the case that he will pull the country back from the brink of this pandemic. economic crisis and also of course the slaharp divisions rattling the nation right now. th

hasta aquí las noticias >> gracias mi querida nicole buen fin de semana. descubre fructis sleek & shine, con aceite de argán marroquí. cabello súper liso, incluso con 97% de humedad. sin parabenos. fructis sleek & shine de garnier, ¡naturalmente! theraflu, medicamento en una bebida caliente. alivia efectivamente los síntomas para que puedas recuperarte. el calor le gana al resfriado. que puedas recuperarte. ♪ ♪ >> estamos de regreso acá en un nuevo día. es imposible que en el amor no hayan situaciones que terminan en peleas algunos de esos enfrentamientos se solucionan, otros lamentablemente con semanas de silencio hasta resentimiento. pero hay estudios que dicen que según la forma en que tú disfrutas con tu pareja podrías darte cuenta si esa relación será duradera o no, presten atención, después sacamos conclusiones con nuestros expertos, vamos con el micrófono abierto >> un gusto poder saludarlos con el micrófono abierto de un nuevo día, nos venís para conocer las dificultades de una relación, y cuál es el problema recurrente en su pareja >> la economía,

>>> nicole buenos dÍas, han sido dÍas de gran incertidumbre a nivel nacional.. anoche mismo estaba divulgando algunas fotografÍas que les mostraban hablando por telÉfono con el vicepresidente mike pence y tambiÉn con el secretario de estado mike pompeo pero horas antes hacia un acto que sorprendÍa a todo el pais. >>> el recorrido fue corto pero de inmediato la decisiÓn del presidente trump de salir para saludar a sus simpatizantes congregados en el hospital waltigual walter reed es para mostrar que estaban fuerte y la comitiva estaba con sus mascarilla n 95, dijo que habÍa aprendido mucho del covid entre tanto la salud del presidente trump evoluciona favorablemente y pronto podrÍa salir del hospital segÚn su equipo mÉdico. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> aÚn asÍ, confirmaron que los que los niveles de oxÍgeno cayeron el viernes y el sÁbado lo porque requerÍa el oxigeno algo que contrasta con lo que difundieron. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> y pese a las crÍticas por la falta de transparencia en la informaciÓn. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> el mÉdico del presid

and what's interesting in the midst of this cold civil war, nicoll nicolle, the delegate ral dead happenshe 220,000 dead because of covid, because of the underlying ideological fissures, right? so part of what i think is really important here is not only do we see these so-called militias deploying and then responding, but "the dallas morning news" reported this morning that texas is about to deploy a thousand national guard around their polling places, in cities like dallas and the like. and that has a history in this country, a profound history when it comes to at least people -- black folk, the tradition out of which i come. we know this is the most important election in our lifetime, and we see all the dark forces and storms gathering, and we need to be very, very clear-minded about what we're about to face come tuesday. i'm not trying to be alarmist. i'm trying to be realistic. >> that's why we're covering it. cal and eddie, we're going to keep having this conversation with every new data point that you pick up in the field, cal, and eddie, you help talk us through it. this is really

. >> that's right, nicolle. hello from the humble a.p. white house booth here in the west wing just steps from the briefing room. we indeed know that tomorrow the president will be having his first in-person event since his coronavirus diagnosis. we have reported, other outlets have as well,gathering a group lawn of the white house tomorrow. details are still being worked out. the timing has not been announced but it will be aboabou about -- there will be several hundred people tomorrow at some point during the day and it should be noted it will come two weeks to the day from the scotus event also on the south lawn and rose garden, the exact same event that many health experts believe was perhaps a super spreader where we know a number of white house officials, senators, other republicans who were in attendance have all contracted covid-19. the president himself of course began to show symptoms a few days after that event. his diagnosis came later that week, and two weeks to the day he will be having another event in the exact same locati

nicole?stas de estados unidos, esto ha encendido las alarmas en las costas y romperÍa un rÉcord del 2016 cuando llegaron 9. hablando de rÉcordes el incendio de california puso uno difÍcil que superar porque quemÓ unas 400 mil hectÁreas lo que comenÓo en el bosque nacional de mendocino derivÓ en un gigante que ha provocado 31 muertes y destruido unas 8 mil 200 estructuras, cerca de mil bomberos y empleados pÚblicos combaten el fuego. >>> la administraciÓn trump no podrÁ tomar la practica de retener niÑos en hoteles, ademÁs los 3 jueces criticaron al gobierno y cuestionaron que los niÑos no tuvieran acceso a a abogados la casa blanca justificÓ la inusual prÁctica alegando la crisis sanitaria por la pandemia pero se supo que la misma no contaba con el respaldo de las autoridades sanitarias. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> la casa man blanca bloquea estrictas normas para vacunas, segÚn the nueva york time fda busca un comitÉs expertos externos para ver si pasa el proceso. y el cdc dice que el covid-19 puede p

but that is -- nicolle, that is always donald trump's problem.gle thing that he said only works if you're sort of a mean veenl angry person. huh huh joe biden is hiding. you're superintendented posed t. and i kid is supposed to be wearing a helmet and seat belt. i was watching with some friends who are not doing this every day, the whole time. and the reaction pretty consistently is this. joe biden has been in office for 47 years and the only dirt you could find on stuff his kid did. and when donald trump without the power of being able to interrupt and do bomb bast over and over again. he failed to do the single most important thing which is make the case for why he should keep the job. and if those weren't convincing, he didn't convince anybody of anything. he shouldn't have skipped out on the second one because maybe he would have had some practice. >> i think that the fact that even joe biden is leaning into this, and remaining on offense in the sort of face of attacks against his son, which john heilemann, you know better than me, considerat

nicole mason she's the president and c.e.o. of the institute for women's policy research in florida. she's an economy reporter with the 19th news out of a genuine economist diane lim hello everybody good to see you all collectively nodding your heads and resigned i was sharing her story at diana what was going on the office saying resonated with you. well yeah it's always been hard for women to maintain careers outside the home and to take care of their children at home and it's just become even harder during this pandemic because of the merging of home life and work life and it's a shame that often women have male supervisors and bosses that may not really understand what the women are going through because they're not mom she barely has an economy report to you make the figures that we should you put faces on those ficos if you were going to tell us a story to help us understand what those ficus actually mean for households and we mean for families what story would you tell us. well yeah the figures are astronomical right you

>> first, nicolle, i agree with steve. helpful for donald trump as people are voting and this close to election day, this is discussion of the 25th amendment and whether he's mentally fit to say in office. but the number that matters here is 270. the number of electoral votes, so back to debates, all three of us have been part of terrible first debates for incumbent presidents. so when you bomb your first debate, as george w. bush did in '04 and we did in 2012, you want to have another debate to cover your footing and so donald trump has to debate. if he doesn't, he's waving a white flag. because what he needs to do in this race, i don't think he could do. but when the undecided and the turnout war, not by doing videos on the south lawn where he's a spray tan drugged up pitch man for regeneron or through twitter. he has got to do debates to reach people. and of course he has to change his routine because he brings that to zoom, much less a town hall, it is going to be a disaster. >> you can't just -- wait, stop already. a

nicole wallace always says we'll get through this. we may have an answer where this election goes. you can always dvr the beat. you won't miss any of our episodes. i'll be back with you sunday night if you tune into that rehearsal i mentioned or 6:00 p.m. eastern monday. keep it right here for the reidout. >>> can you believe it? in just four days the polls will be closing in what is arguably the most important election of our lifetime and under what are inarguably historic conditions for presidential election. already more than 85 million americans have cast their ballots. joe biden and donald trump are campaigning in the thick of it. trump is holding a rally tonight in minnesota while biden campaigns in wisconsin. a critical battleground hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. a pandemic that continues to ravage the entire country with more than 9

>>> buenos dÍas nicole.segundos responder >>> estos niÑos estÁn siendo atendidos en instalaciÓn limpias >>> pero algunos no han salido en estados unidos >>> pero quiÉn construyÓ las jaulas pregÚntale >>> dÉjeme que le pregunte de su polÍtica de inmigraciÓn la administraciÓn de obama no pudo reformar inmigraciÓn que era una de las promesas de la campaÑa y tambiÉn hicieron centros de det det detenciÓn en la frontera por qÉe los votantes podÍan contarle? >>> cometimos un error y yo era vicepresidente del paÍs y la realidad que lo dije muy claramente que en cien dÍas enviarÉ al congreso un camino a la ciudadanÍa para mÁs de 11 millones de personas sin documentos estos soÑadores estos niÑos daca van hacer certificados para que puedan continuar en el paÍs y tener un camino a la ciudadanÍa. la idea que estÁn enviando a casa por este hombre, estÁn en un paÍs que nunca han visto. >>> ahÍ tienen el tema de inmigraciÓn como no se habÍa visto en esta campaÑa. el otro mÁs acalorado fue por supuesto el del coronavirus. el

>> sure, nicolle.tant to understand that the pennsylvania case, while a victory for voting rights, was a very limited victory. this case involved the pennsylvania state supreme court construing pennsylvania's constitution's right to vote and saying that it was okay in the circumstances of the pandemic to extend pennsylvania's citizens ability to vote. so, to permit them to use dropoff boxes or to permit these other provisions, including the extended time for mailed in ballots to be received, permitting, in essence, ballots received by three days after the election to count. so, what happens in the u.s. supreme court on appeal is the republicans from pennsylvania are asking the supreme court to stay that decision, to say, no, you can't count these late received ballots. and the u.s. supreme court says, we will not stay the pennsylvania supreme court's ruling, it can go into effect, these late ballots are okay. justice roberts joins the traditionally more liberal wing of the party, now down to three memb

nicole: absolutely.hink all signs point to the volatility certainly going to be presenting systematic buying opportunities for investors. we look at economic data. we go back to friday and the jobs report, which unfortunately was overshadowed by trump's positive test result. when we actually extrapolate the data, sure, we came in under the mark but we are talking about the addition of 12 million jobs in five months. this is undeniably positive. certainly at this level, there will surely be a slow down to getting back to where maximum employment numbers were. but if we look at -- if you want to draw some parallels to obama's last election in 2012, our unemployment numbers were about the same. look at what the s&p 500 has done since 2012. if we can take a step back away from the election bias and really focus on the fundamentals, i do think if we get another congressional stimulus package, more liquidity added to the market, those investors who are in their own way trying to time this market with their pol

>> nicolle, there is so much going on.keep track of all of the information coming in and changing. the short answer is, and this is really nothing new, we've been seeing this since the beginning, which is that if you are in contact with anybody who is covid positive, you need to self-quarantine for in the beginning it was 14 days and now it is down to 10 to 14 days. and if you test positive, then you need to isolate for 10 to 14 days. here is the question. the president, who we believe tested positive but we're not quite sure exactly when he tested positive, after he's discharged today, is he going to remain isolated at the white house. that is what the key is going to be. but could i share with you the four questions that i want to ask the medical team. i want to ask them -- >> please. >> -- whether was his first positive test and lost covid negative test and what is the actual results of the chest imaging, chest x-ray and ct because does he have viral n pneumonia and what is the degree and does he have underlying bacteri

also is nicole siriano who lost her father back in april.ly, when we spoke to you last month you had some poignant words to the president. you said you wanted the president to stay out of it and leave the science to the scientists and said that you were sickened how political this has all become. what are you feeling today after what you saw and heard from the president? >> honestly, i feel taunted. i feel taunted. to see the devastation that the coronavirus has had on over 200,000 people, no other country has experienced the devastation and loss that the u.s. has, and to think that the president had an opportunity to mitigate the losses a lot earlier on, it sickens me to see that he would announce that he has coronavirus and then you're doing what -- that victory lap. i felt taunted as well as i'm sure the many other families that were impacted. >> nicole, i wanted to ask you about that as well. as we just heard from kelly, she was describing it as a victory lap. what was your reaction when you heard president trump who was afforded a treat