on the side along the avenue of the palms, i am again, that treatment on avenue of the palms that treatment is important as well. it seems like several of the buildings are on podiums. there is not actually a ground level use at least from the renderings. can you explain that more. 3.4. >> we will bring up the image. that is not the case. we hope to put that into focus. >> there are units all along city side. they enter from -- they don't have entries off avenue of the palms, but we will have those. as part of the infrastructure work, horizontal plan, they actually have landscaping already planned. they go from property line to back up walk. we are going to be integrating our landscaping with what they already have planned. we are actually working through that detail right now. there will be landscaping to help with the privacy of the units along that ground level. there are not entries from here. i think the other projects may have entries off avenue of the palms. you enter from the other side of the building, from the courtyard. >> 3.4. i don't have the map. >> if you look at avenue of th

the ingredient thing, another product with crazy ingredient list is palm oil to talk about palm oil which is an ingredient that is devastating forests in habitats, and yet it's it a widely used ingredient. even cookies, like oreo cookies have palm oil on them. i mention oreo because him on twitter a lot complaining to them turn to get them to do something about it. but there's sustainable palm oil and there is a a regular palml and the regular palm oil is the ingredient that's coming from killing these trees and it's a devastating the orangutan habitat and other things. but guess what, , there's like 2 different names for palm oil. >> right. >> sugar, their 60 different names for sugar is have a trick you. so to be a savvy consumer and look at these ingredients. we have lists of them in the book and just get to know a few of these names and don't buy the products that have them. and pushback against the companies that are still using it. >> it's so hard, we have put, we, there have been so much pressure put on the consumer to make the response -- we don't have information to be able to do

the palm print on the light bulb of the lamp? the murder weapon?reed it was kevin's print. he was trying to frantically save his girlfriend's life. so of course he could have touched the light bulb. >> it's a totally innocent situation. the blood got on the light bulb at the time the body was discovered. >> when he's trying to revive her, you are saying? >> yes -- the emt said the lamp was within the foot of the body. >> more disturbing, the evidence not collected by the police. >> said the defense? first time homicide defective detective, mark frost, and other officers mocked up the case royally. >> the only area that was fingerprinted was the area around the body that there was blood near the front door. there was blood on the venetian blinds. empty condom wrapper a short distance from the body. the police go upstairs to see if that's been flushed. they do not fingerprint the flush handle at the commode, don't dna that, don't dna anything up there. >> in fact, the defense did its own dna testing. on that condom wrapper. by the prosecution's accou

and another problem with them creating the ingredient list is p palm oil which is an ingredient thatdevastating forest and habitats. and even cookies like oreo cookies have palm oiltw i just mention oreo because i am on twitter a lot complaining to them to get them to do something about it. there is sustainable palm oil and not in t the regular is the ingredient that is coming from selling these trees in the forest and it is devastating the orangutan habitat so guess what there is 12 different names for palm oil. fifty different names for sugar. sabia savvy consumer. and push back against the companies that are still using it. >> and then so much pressure to make it sustainable. but then i know that everything is not on your shoulder. but thench every two weeks bring it to your dinner table and discuss it with your family. is not an everyone shoulders but we do have to get involved. we have to get smarter about what we're doing and what we aree choosing and what we are buying. all of it. >> but it should be on the consumer to make the choice government should be making sure there are

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i'm still here with the oscar nominated palm to a winning director mike lee. i wanted to ask you about the delux then because around the world people are not going to necessarily know about that mask. why is it that i don't think i was even talk about the beach lou massacre. i think you've said in the past, you weren't tell me about the air. was it thought the, the air brushing off to be 2 months ago out of history that inspired you to make them feel? well actually, it's a complex matter. this isn't there, but i mean, it was very, very well widely known about in some quarters. but whichever way you look at it is and was an important event because it was about the franchise, i mean 2 percent of the population had to vote and they were all along the mail and this time. and the real point is not what patient must current sell merely the p to lu masika in 1819 itself. but what it actually means for us in terms of democracy now. i mean you yourself been saying few minutes ago talking about the relevance of things. now, when we started to prepare the $2.20, after we

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they have to talk to the palm, oil farmers, the sawyer producers. they have to say to them, actually, your business has got to reinvent itself. you've got to do the right thing, not by your shareholders, but by the rest of us and by the generation still to come. definitely. and if you look at the governments that have been signing onto these pledges, i mean a lot of them continue to trash their forests while it's their responsibility to regulate businesses. look at brazil's in signing on this pledge. deforestation is on the ride ever since both narrow came to pyre, power and in siberia and forest. these are burning out to the ground in the congo in the democratic republic of congo. also a signatory to this pledge. and they are going to lift a moratorium on industrial logging, which really puts a lot to forest at risk. and the u. n. is continuing to import ab products like poll mile, like saw a cow rather debt drive deforestation. and they do not regulate these markets. and they do not regulate the financial sector, which is financing all those corpo

he has his doctor write to roosevelt being his gastrointestinal tract needs him to stay in palm beachhamberlain asks for him to come back in march and it's only when he learns that in march 1940 that sumner welles is going to be going around europe that joe needs palm beach and comes back into britain. and here is a picture of joe chaperoning sumner welles with chamberlain and halifax. as a matter of fact the king's diary states how upset he was that joe wouldn't let him meet privately with sumner welles.there was as you know a long period called the phony war where between september 1939 and april 1940 nothing at all was having. germany invaded norway april 1940. the british were soundly defeated. and this is really the end of the soviet war. within three weeks, churchill is asked to form a government but became even though chamberlain had won the vote in parliament it's was by such a slim margin everybody knew that britain was possibly going to perish because it hadn't rearm adequately now that churchill had been talking about this since 1933. he was the only man that could possibly

he bought a house on palmdale avenue-- i'm sorry palm field avenue in new york and then said about makinghis second fortune because he heard they would make talkies in california, los angeles, and he thought this is the thing for me. i know what i'm gonna do, but instead of actually making his money out of his movie, he had louis kirstein who owned a department store in boston s bak him to buy a very small company, film distribution company called the film booking offices of america and it joe began his-- you know he's a master showman of the world. he-- his films were usually quite profitable, but they were what i would call see you or do films, really. where joe made his money was emerging businesses and later on merging again and he created the very first large studio. the other thing hee did in hollywood was to manage the biggest star, gloria swanson and they also became lovers. now, unfortunately within two yearsov joe tires of his job. he made two films with gloria towards the end it 1930, one called queen kelly, which was so bad it was never released and the other one called what a

this is where all the here. palms, water, palm heat, exchanger chiller barrels, everything we need to make it up and this is the incoming water temperature from the ocean. this is why mother nature started at rate air for this time of year . that's not a normal water temperature. it's increased over the years. this here normally should be reading about 4849 degree. they say a degree temperature change can be devastating for them. these here are grey zone lobsters. it's, um, are the water temperatures up? they're going through their moltin, the shell soft, can't storm long term. that wouldn't make an air flight overseas. where a lot of the market is nowadays. for 5 years ago, the grays on lobster was a better quality. busy than what they catch today, global warming, israel, i mean the ocean temperatures. we study it daily here. i mean, they don't catch lobsters down below new york no more. and they used to get lobsters like we do here. it's over the change, the water temperature is going to keep increasing in these animals are not designed to live that way. they're meant for older wate

more -- children will be much more successful in school, and help people with housing, i lived in palm beach county, florida, affordable housing isis probably at the pop of the list of people's concerns. as i said, there is something in this package for every american to take the stress off of every day life it is paid for. making your taxes fairer. >> phone -- phone would like to join. congresswoman, this bill started in the 6 trillion dollar range. we're now in 1.75 trillion range. do you think itri ended up where it should be? was there anything cut out on the way that you wish were still in the bill? >> well, i think we got too much caught up on top line numbers and what was in the bill, what we're trying to do. taking assessing our country as we come out of this pandemic, we're not out of it yet, but it has done, pandemic wreaked havoc on the working lives of women. not only as essential esworkers but doing most of the care taking. and on the child care industry. we need to allow specially for women to get back to work, our children in safe, places when parents go to work. we need

you hold your hand up with your palm facing the other direction. then you tuck your thumb into your palm and told your fingers down over your thumb the teen was inside a silver color ed toyota. the driver called 911 and police arrested the alleged abductor in kentucky the girl told police she had traveled across four states at that point her parents reported her missing in asheville, north carolina >>> new york mayor elect eric adams says when he takes office, he wants to get rid of the city's school mask mandate >> we're going to do it with the science that is crucial to me let's follow the science, but i think part of the development is socialization of the child is that smile >> his comments come as the nba is recommending players, coaches and referees to get covid booster shots. this according to a memo attained by the associated press. it said those who don't get a booster will face same-day testing beginning december 1 >>> big bird announced he's been vaccinated against coronavirus scores of school districts across the country are turning the

. >> nothing says christmas in california like the palm trees. [ laughter ] >> palm trees and ice skating, baby. >> ice skating when it is 70 degrees out. that sounds like a bay area christmas right there. a bunch of ice rinks, downtown san francisco, san jose, there is plenty to be found if you want to go out and see if you can actually stand up right. [ laughter ] >> take a look at weatherwise. there is a cold front slipping through the bay area. it is moisture starved. not doing more than producing passing clouds with us in the first half of the day tomorrow. high pressure taking control of the weather heading through the next couple of days. off shore wepbds increasing, late tomorrow, into tomorrow night. gusts up to 40-45 miles an hour. we are thankful that the off shore winds, so much rain in october and earlier in november. the high pressure building in over head, it means a lid on the atmosphere. trapping the ground level pollution. it was not great today. not going to be great for the rest of the week. we are avoiding the unhealthy tegories, for most of us, moderate category all

up to the pledge, among them brazil, canada, russia and indonesia which is the largest exporter of palm, which has led to a dramatic removal of forestry in the country. the commitment will cover 85% of the world's forests. the full details are due to be announced by borisjohnson on tuesday. charles mcneill is the senior advisor on forest and climate at the un environment programme, who is in glasgow. he gave me his reaction to the announcement. it is electrifying. so exciting. i arrived here at 2am in glasgow and got the news, just as you said, 100 leaders representing 85% of the world's forests, $12 billion in public funds and another $7 billion in private funds in provisions for empowering indigenous peoples, the public—private, the public sector, the private sector, it is actually a dream come true and we are so excited. it is such an accomplishment. it is a game changer and i think what people don't realise is that without this, without stopping deforestation and restoring the world's forests, we cannot avert catastrophic climate change. it is essential and this is a breakthrough. a

it's between, i mean just palm oil in the all right, one destroyer. but he says, ideological, i mean i, i think if you want to talk about historical legacy, i don't think any institution, any country that has been around for decades comes out of this well, initiatives your favorites are ones that are great for entrepreneurs. great for making money, the chinese communist party. we've had chinese experts on have a much bigger scale attempt, arguably to combat climate change. and it's centrally planned and then goes out to the provinces of china and seems more ambitious, don't you think than these ones in countries that don't favor join. now i have to say all the sages of the, of the global climate. i don't think i put the chinese chinese communist party at the top of my list. the fact of the matter is, china is the world biggest polluter and will carry on being the world's biggest polluter. and for some time to come. and really the successive or failure of the world's efforts all depends on whether or not china steps up to the mark and really start to b

up to the pledge — among them brazil, canada, russia and indonesia which is the largest exporter of palm, which has led to a dramatic removal of forestry in the country. the commitment will cover 85% of the world's forests. the full details are due to be announced by borisjohnson on tuesday. it follows an opening day in which president biden spoke of the millions ofjobs that can be created through new technologies to reduce carbon emissions. india's prime minister, narendra modi, told the conference that his country aims to become carbon neutral by the year 2070. it's the first time india has announced a net zero target. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has more. a red london bus. electric, of course. with the skirl of scottish pipes. the royals on the steps. the prime minister, the host. a full on uk display. the leaders of the world, the guests here to be addressed by the 95—year—old monarch, even if not in person. she's seen plenty of their type before. it has sometimes been observed that what leaders do for their people today is government and politics, but what they do for the

little comfort to those who lost so much back at as ease hudson's palm. his walkers continue to process theseus harvest, but at the back of their minds, they are conscious of the reality that they like millions in the region may not get to keep their jobs. next year, i'm it, greece, al jazeera on the shores of the lake chat at a z, it's or the reality of a warming well to precisely what this conference is all about. not prime minister boris johnson british problem. this verse johnson has promised a green industrial revolution in order to reach the promise of net carbon net to recover emissions at by 2050. that's enough from any valcall whose reporting from the humble history on england's north east coast. rising out of the north sea, a mighty feet of engineering try to null offshore wind farms, taking shape work of an army of newly trained apprentices. this is mark going to be my 1st house, your out of our friends here, rather than when farms been directed outside in the homer and north se. so this ideal location for me to kind of get started and in near

wire fence with some attempting to force their way over to the polish side, and in response, poland palmed 12,000 troops to patrol the border. the eu says belarus wants revenge for the sanctions against it imposed because of human rights violations. accused of directing the surge of human traffic, president lukashenko's regime, which is welcomed in five thousands of migrants from around the world and is now pointing the way to the border with poland. but at that border, this was the welcoming committee. if the site and might abolish military helicopter was intended to turn them back, it didn't work. neither did the tear gas. soon, they were trying to prise their way through to their goal, eu soil. the polish authorities themselves accused of putting migrants back over the border illegally in recent months released this video to show what they are dealing with. this crisis have been brewing for months. six weeks ago we found these men who had been trapped in the forest between belarus and poland.— belarus and poland. belarus would push _ belarus and poland. belarus would push us, _ belarus

we will go to peg in west palm beach, florida on the republican line. make sure you mute your volume on your television and go ahead with your comment. caller: yes. i was listening to what heidi had to say and became very disturbed. i am very much for president trump. she said he was an opportunist. there was nothing opportunity about what he did. he lost money by being president. also, who loves america? he proved it. in four years he had is better than we had been in years. he certainly loved the mil >> watch the rest of this "washington journal" segment on our website. c-span.org. now to the u.s. house for a debate on cybersecurity. ordere. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition?

she remembers palm springs. think she will always have a connection and will be a great grandchild but i think she has the connection. host: reading biographical materials about your father. he had a very interesting childhood. can you tell viewers the story? he was born with a different name. >> when people say what does america not know about gerald ford? because so much has been written about him. to me the more interesting thing is the fact biological name and less than six weeks old and got on the train to grand rapids michigan. and she met a man by the name of gerald r ford senior and married him eventually he grew up and was never adopted that we saw he was never adopted by gerald r ford senior as i think of as my grandfather. he just changed his name and chose to change his name in his late teens and early twenties. but that is the grandfather that i know and loved. >> how did your parents meet? >> my parents were divorced and the stories that i have heard is she was dating quite a few men in grand rapid

he has the doctor right to say the gastrointestinal tract need to be stay in palm beach.erlain asked him to come back in march and only when he learns in march 1940 the summer wells will be going around europe and he leaves palm beach and comes back. here's a picture of joe chaperoning. so the teams diaries states that he would not let him eat. >> as you know along period between april 1940 were hinothing was happening, germany invaded norway april 1940. the british were soundly defeated. and this was really the end of the phony war. within three weeks, churchill is asked to form a government but even chamberlain had one devoted in parliament by such a slim margin. everybody knew that it would possibly perish because i have but then hee was only man who can take the country. and i should say sorry, joe is also the only man who did not congratulate him to become prime minister. they were for documents i came across and then he just noted he made a telephone call to congratulate churchill. so within six months of churchill becoming a prime minister word wasr moved tof becom

we also heard from a restaurant called "pizza girls" in palm beach gardens, florida, whose owners wrote us to say, "we aren't strippers, we're pizza girls! ( laughter ) we've spent 26 years in the restaurant biz and we have award-winning pizza, but new customers think we're strippers!" well, we wanted to help get this important information out, so please join me at "the late show's" pizza news camera: ♪♪ ♪♪ breaking pizza news out of palm beach gardens, florida, where local authorities have confirmed that "pizza girls" is, in fact, a restaurant and not-- i repeat not-- a strip club. residents are encouraged to visit pizza girls only if you are looking for delicious italian food in an environment where everybody keeps their clothes on. if you are looking for a strip club, authorities recommend trying pretty much anywhere else in florida. ( laughter ) ( applause ) thanks, stephen. but there was one small business that really caught my eye: a place in new hope, minnesota, called "redmon's popcorn." it was started last year by zachary redmon, who lost his job as a barber during the pandemic

the latest republican leader to fawn all over kyle rittenhouse, posing with him for a photo at his palm beach club, this after several republican congressmen announced their plans to make rittenhouse a congressional intern. isn't this an explicit endorsement of political violence from the republican party? >> certainly people could take it that way. look, there are three people dead. there are two people i believe two people dead and one severely injured. >> right. >> and that is something we should take into account. i don't think kyle rittenhouse is very wise to go around trying to make him a celebrity and i don't think the right wing will do itself any favors by making him a hero. what happened was a tragedy. there is no good or final outcome one way or the other and certainly not politically. so, no. >> all right. maya rockeymore cummings and rick tyler thanks for joining me. coming up a powerful tool for change is in each of our pockets. how can we harness it? next. i'll tell you in "rise up." later, congresswoman johnson of texas joins "politics nation" and we'll discuss her diffi

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the alleged sex assault happened at his new york manson, new mexico koes ranch, his house in palm beach and maxwell's house in london. the judge has not ruled on it yet. if convicted, maxwell could spend the rest of her life in prison. reporting for cbs news, new york. >>> jury selection today in the trial of kim potter. former minnesota officer who said she meant to use her tazer instead of a gun when she killed an unarmed black man. body camera footage shows her yelling tazer three times before the shooting. she is charged with first and second degree manslaughter. >>> lee elder, the first black golfer to play in the pga has died. owe fiofficials said he died bu no reason was gived. elder broke the color barrier when he teed off at augusta national in 1975. this year, elder served as an honorary starter. he wasn't well enough to tee off. he was 87 years old. >>> coming up, tiger woods is speaking out. for the first time, he admits he does not expect to return playing golf full time after his car crash. >>> stranded at an english pub for days. how dozens of strangers and a cover band p

describing the players union as inept and saying the england and wales cricket board had to stop palmingboth bodies to intervene in yorkshire's investigation but neither did. during what at times was an emotional evidence session he said he wasn't sure if he was brave or stupid to stand up to the institution but said all he had ever wanted was acceptance, to make sure his kids didn't go through the same experiences and to give a voice to the voiceless. and just to say — as we've been hearing powerful testimony by azeem rafiq about his first hand experiences, if you have experienced any of these issues yourself there are organisations who may be able to give you help or advice. for more information please visit actionline via the bbc website: bbc.co.uk/actionline joining me now is 0wais shah, who is a former pakistani—born english cricketer who played for england and at county level for middlesex and essex. what he make of the testimony that we have heard today in previously? i'm extremely shocked. but azeem rafiq told the world, this afternoon, of how the cricket club has doubled the who

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manhattan >> interesting numbers in palm beach 2020-2019, we were up double digit. now 2020 to 2021 we are also up double digits, which shows the me a lot of people stayed down there and we have gained new clientele down there as well in southampton we saw a double digit increase from 2020-2019. but single digits in 2021 to 2020 >> the hatch tops settled town, but south beach florida seems permanent? >> yes. >> what also may be temporary or long term is the labor shortage. part of the challenge, even though you are back in numbers, is labor how has that restricted your fully opening or other expansions how tough is it right now to find labor in new york city? >> it is very difficult to find labor. the statistics say the restaurant and bar try is 120,000 jobs short right now, which puts a strain obviously on the industry for here, we haven't been able to open for breakfast yet. we still haven't opened up saturdays. >> is that really because of labor, that -- >> a large part of it, yes >> and food costs are going up, everything is going up. >> we are getting squeezed

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and she charged at him and hit her nose against the palm of his right hand. >>> the baltimore sun saysven's player harrison was hit in the calf by a stray bullet fired outside a nightclub. he was in the club when a fight broke out. people started running when they spotted someone with a gun and he heard shots fired. he was treated and released from the hospital. >> i feel bad for the situation. happy he's okay. grateful and that he's not hurt worse. anything can happen. it is a tough situation. >> four people were arrested in connection with the shooting. >>> the detroit news says a fire on halloween at bob sieger's michigan lake-front home was confined to the chimney. fire fighters had to breakthrough walls and ceilings. the homeowners were there at the time and there were no injuries. parts of the eight bedroom home suffered water damage. an investigation is under way to determine the cause of the fire. >>> still ahead, burger king is serving up some bitcoin. serving up some cryptocurrency with your next order. serving up some bitcoin. serving up some cryptocurrency with your next or

. >> josé palm se refiere a la propuesta que de ser aprobada traería ciertos beneficios para los queilidades de que las personas pueden estar protegidas de una deportación. >> de ser aprobado así pueden quedarse os inmigrantes que llegaron antes del 1 de enero del 2011 puedan quedarse y trabajar por cinco años pero no era lo que todos espreaban. >> la falta de voluntad política. >> es lametnable que la oferta migratría que se presentó al inicio de la administración se reudjo a permiso temporal. >> va a beneficiar a muchas personas que lo necesitan pero deja de lado la lucha de muchos años que llevan las personas mpardada con tps (estatus de protección temporal) personas con el programa daca. >> el plan sería para 100 mil millones para acelebrar la regularizaiocn de personas sin documentos, más que planes y propuestas quieren acción los activistas locales. >> lo puede suceder este parol que va a proteger a 7 millones de personas pues, hay pasaron y no ofrecer cosas que no pasan nada a la comunidad. >> muchas gracias luis y vamos a otro temas el gobernador gavin newsom tomó vacaciones

beautiful, it's outdoors, and definitely puts you in a festive move with this beautiful circle of palms and the lights. >> it is located on market street in san jose. paul, should be a nice weekend to enjoy it, as long as they keep it challenge. >> yeah, that might be a bit of a challenge, as temperatures will be up close to 70 degrees in san jose later this week. we're just going to see some passing clouds as we head through tonight and early tomorrow. slightly cooler temperatures in store for tomorrow, as well. any chance of showers kind of falls apart as it approach this bay area late tonight into early tomorrow morning, and with locally dense fog dissipating, we'll see clear skies for the rest of the day. wednesday big travel day. no problems at all if you're traveling around the bay area or california. we'll be dry pretty much through the entire state, and it looks like thanksgiving itself is going to be nice as well. just a few fair weather clouds floating through. you're traveling nationally, tomorrow a really good day for it. here is tomorrow's travel forecast. all of the major

i'm going to make up a word i have deep, a palm and spray. >> that is my daughter, which he calls i get a little nervous sometimes. i won't say why but it is good. but in any case they would play games even with this. this is even just something unprecedented. three times we voted to release the debt ceiling on trial we believe it should be on partisan week hope they come to their senses and do just that. >> yes she told me a half hour ago she was in the white house told us they were as well. thank you everyone. ♪ ♪ download a c-span news mobile apps stay up-to-date with live video coverage of the day's biggest oracle events from live stream at the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings. the white house event since supreme court oral arguments even live interactive program washington turner we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> up next on cspan2, a look at financial technology products and their impact on consumers. and later, representative nancy mase and mark talk about president biden social economic proposals an

crypto-native bidders, everything happening virtually and spontaneously, in a lot of instances, from the palmf your hand. taylor: when you think about it painting, i hear you accept crypto as a form of payment? noah: that actually was the way that i got the first beeple over the finish line. i said i wanted to sell a new form of artwork and we can take cryptocurrency for payments. they were excited about that because i know a lot of people in the company and the higher ranks, suddenly many of our top clients, are interested in crypto. taylor: are they comfortable in paying with crypto despite the volatility? noah: that is an interesting point. many crypto-native bidders would prefer to hold onto their crypto because they want the exposure. they want to ride that rocketship. it could potentially go the opposite direction. but we have had more requests to pay with stablecoin than crypto. taylor: really appreciate your time, noah davis, christie's head of digital art and online sales. goodness. wide-ranging. romaine likes to have the final thought, so we will do that next. put your tie back on i

i've met her numerous times since i lived in palm beach and they lived in palm beach.s. >> they were friends. there are lots of pictures of them being friendly and friends, et cetera. i take it from just what i'm reading we shouldn't expect to hear high profile names like that one come up in this case, no? >> probably not. presidents have a long history of opening their mouths and inserting themselves in criminal cases. president nixon said charles manson was guilty. the difference here, the erie difference is the speculation that well, if trump actually met and knew maxwell, why exactly is he wishing her well? and what effect could that have on the trial? you're right in that the prosecution and the court has limited this, limited it even to just four victims, not the many more victims of epstein that has been guessed at. >> and is that a tactic? we were talking about this with the producers earlier today. does that get this person on the easiest things to convict her on. if they convict her, she'd spend the rest of her life in prison and it would be implied she's pay

we also suspended the palm beach county supervisor and the result was we didn't change the rules during. we had a transparent, efficient election where we counted 11 million votes by midnight on the night of the election. and i think we were a model for a lot of these other states that took many weeks to do it and all the chaos and i also know that's not enough and you have to stay ahead of the game so a few months ago i signed legislation banning ballot harvesting in the state of florida. [applause] we've also prohibited mass mailing of unsolicited ballots. there's people that get california ballots that haven't lived there for 10 years. they start getting ballots all across the country and probably most importantly, and i think now more and more people are seeing how important this is, we banned zuckerbucks in the state of florida. [applause] zuckerberg poured $420 million into, quote, nonprofits which would then basically commandeer local election offices in key areas and they would do things like ballot harvest. they would do mass mail ballots and do all these different things for p