network series "pearson." please welcome gina torres!come to the show. >> thank you. so happy to be here. >> trevor: i have been a fan of yours for such a long tomb. "suits" was huge in south africa. all of my friends and i would argue acting like we were lawyers. "what do you think of the merits." we knew nothing. you played the character for so many years, and people loved you in that role so much, that now your character, jessica, has moved on to a spin-off show. >> yes. >> trevor: which is really exciting. congratulations. >> thank you, thank you so much, thank you. ( cheers and applause ) yes. >> trevor: let me ask you a question. why do you think jessica, just like resonated with people in a way where audiences and networks were like, "no, she needs to have her own show?" >> oh, my god, how often do you get an example of a woman that just typifies excellence? >> trevor: right. >> everything about her was impeccable. she had a harvard law degree. she was the smartest person in the room. she knew how to get things done. she dressed l

nbc news reached out to pearson, neither she nor the campaign had any comment. >>> well, we've all beenearing a lot of talk about the upcoming 2020 sense us and now facebook is doing its part by banning misinformation. the social media network said that it will examine posts with the same scrutiny it now gives elections. it is considered -- it is concerned that the bad information could disrupt the count. groups and the census bureau have been asking tech companies to step up their fight against false information. >>> new for you at 11:00, japanese whalers set sale today on the country's first commercial wars. it is creating outrage from environmentalists and ocean lovers. the ships will hunt up to 227 whales in japan's nearby waters and exclusive economic zone. yesterday japan left the international whale commission. japan is not the only country that hunts whales. norway and iceland also openly defy the international ban. >>> and another shark attack to tell you about. again in the bahamas. this time it involves a man from florida who said the shark struck so quickly he never saw it c

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was misconstruing the intent of the tweet, he quickly deleted it but trump's senior adviser katrina pearson also tweeted obama is actually african-american kamala harris is not who is best to speak for the african-american community in february harris compared a tax like this to the birther movement the president once championed >> this is the same thing they did to barack. >> yes >> this is not new to us >> reporter: harris' rivals are leaping to her defense >> you see what they do, put something out there, and then he deletes it so that he can say it was just a mistake >> reporter: meanwhile joe biden speaking friday about how young black men are stereotyped. >> we've got to recognize that kid wearing a hoodie may very well be the next laureate and not a gang banger. >> reporter: to many hitting the wrong note >> this is just another example of just conversations or lessons that joe biden shouldn't have to learn. >> reporter: the harris campaign saying her toughness will persuade democrats she can be the toughest against president trump. >> andrenks. >>> in mexico it was in the 80s just b

i would like to present ron robinson as well as ron pearson, the vice president of the board of directors. yet america's foundation is the premier outreach organization of the conservative movement. in 2018 the la times called it one of the most preeminent and influential forces in the conservative youth movement. each year we introduce thousands of americans used to the fundamental conservative values we believe in such as individual freedoms, free enterprise, a strong national defense, and traditional american values. this initiative has tours and conferences. i have the distinct honor of introducing tonight speaker who is a longtime friend of the foundation. the honorable john bolton is serving as the 27th national security advisor of the u.s. appointed by donald trump in april 2018. he is a native of baltimore, maryland. he graduated from yale with his bachelors in 1970 and graduated from yale law school in 1974. he has dedicated his life to public service serving in key roles for the u.s. department of justice, department of state and u.s. agency for international development. in 200

pearson guiding higher. vivendi, also news flow there.is bloomberg. ♪ anna: a minute to go until the start of the last cash equity trade session of the week. good evening -- good morning. this is the cash equity market. let's look at what is going on. .5%,sia session weak, down concern about the global growth story and earnings season seems to be dominating. the pound is weaker. eu 27 hear a no from the in the face of what boris johnson wants to achieve. this is the euro against the u.s. dollar. a lot of volatility in this caring -- this pairing. and that interview with scholz. nasdaq futures point higher. this gives a picture of the tech sector, the u.s. earnings season. because we've got a mixed after our picture coming through. and the some of that seems to be expectation of the nasdaq goes higher. european market seems flat to positive. european equity markets opening up to the final trading day of the week. what does that have in-store? one of the things on the radar is a u.s. gdp. is there a level of gdp data that changes the market

proposals have been consistently blocked in both the german earned european parliament's and you know or pearson we wanted to get to the bottom of the situation. where the political interests that work here and what role if any the loveliest play lobbyists most of. the researchers came across a little known organization called the forum for modern agriculture. before m m's to inform the general public about the benefits of agriculture on its website there are no reports about environmental problems factory farms or the extinction of animal species. but we did find an article that justifies the use of glyphosate a controversial herbicide. the farmers association helped set up the forum. for this form of good has nothing to do with politics predicts 2 of those it simply brings various farming groups under one roof and tries to inform the public about what these groups are doing to it's you to inform you. the forum supervisory board includes executives from agro chemical companies like buyer crop science. and the association of farm credit unions a lot of pretty important people are associated with

pearson said students would only be able to rent physical textbooks from now on, and they would be updatedre updated continually. facebook‘s planned libra cryptocurrency is facing further opposition — with the us treasury secretary warnung about its potential criminal use. steven mnuchin told a press conference it could be used by "money launderers and terrorist financiers" and said it was a national security issue. he was "not comfortable" about libra, joining president donald trump and the us central bank in voicing concern. ag barr, owner of irn—bru, saw its share price dive by 24% after a profits warning. the company says trading in the first five months of its financial year had been below expectations — with profits coming in 10% below last year. let's ta ke let's take a look at the markets are banal. i want to show you what they are doing generally. at the moment, the market is of inner london, nearly half a percent. we have had some issues with the pound lowering down to levels not seen for quite a while. letters of the back of worries about brexit and what is happening the next fe

lots of pearson offers condolences to the families of 14 and say it has killed the smarts for which caught fire and russians will quest the president ordered his defense minister to travel to the area and investigate. up to 3 days of disagreement and debate the e.u. summit fine you can discount it from the blogs the top jobs a woman is nominated for the boss time to head up the european commission. on britain's home office pledges to rewrite advice on topics nigerian women suggesting they would get wealthy livestock in africa as prostitutes in the u k.

one of the co—founders of headspace the air, richard pearson.and finances, it is... it is one of those things. then, master of the segway! he is... here's another one. “— the segway! he is... here's another one. —— ben. the segway! he is... here's another one. -- ben. the earlier you start learning, the less stressed you are likely to be. research shows that money habits are set by the age of seven years old, yet only about half of parents talk to their children about money matters. at a meeting of head teachers and authorities in the uk today, many will call for better financial education in primary schools. well, one class in london has been trying it out. joining us again is sue noffke. you have 11—year—old twins, do you talk about budgeting with your children? yes, all of that, day—to—day, going shopping, trips, making family decisions on budgets. how much to spend on an item, what are the pros and cons of buying something. seems more expensive up front but lasts for longer. saving as well. also, and... couple of pa rents as well. also, and.

pearson is going to phase out print textbooks. they say it is now all about doing it digitally.y — us treasury secretary has added his voice to the growing concerns about facebook‘s cryptocurrency plans. comes as the head of the project proposed to be grilled by us lawmakers on how it will work. it is called libra, of course. we will let you know how it goes. now let's get the inside track on affordable fashion — that's not fast fashion. we are not talking things like primark, causing sunny problems around the world. women's fashion is big business in the uk — with more clothes per person sold here than in any other country in europe. theses days there's also now more of an demand for well made and affordable clothes from good quality fabrics. it's a gap in the market that was spotted early on by our next guest. kim winser, founder of winser london, is with us now. you had quite a career. bring is up—to—date and where you have been. because you have been the boss of some really important companies. but you started at marks & spencers?” did. management training, marks and spencer

the spill began almost 3 weeks ago and pearson maina says it could be the end of september before the leak is plugged at least one environmental group is threatening to take the company to court accusing it of negligence allegations person may not denies for now the contaminated beaches are off limits people here say they'll be back tomorrow and the day after until the oil is gone and al-jazeera will 40000 liters of diesel oil has spilled into her remote pristine area of southern chile chilean navy ships have been deployed to help clean up the fuel leak in the sea off patagonia's coast mining company cap reported the spill and says it has already been contained if it contains important biodiversity and is one of the most on touch places on the planet. obviously the clearly exists a possibility there could be traces of fuel and other areas of the bay but the largest concentration is found in the area where the response teams are working and where most of the pumping is occurring. away says it's seen as shark jump in revenue up 23 percent in the 1st 6 months of this year suggesting that

but they have little legislative action to show for it, 2020 trump campaign senior adviser katrina pearsons for democrats illegal immigration was never about the people, it's all about power. >> so we've always said that it's president trump against the world and every day we see that to be true more and more over time but hopefully the president will be able to move forward on this either through executive action or some other manner so, again, force this through the court system. it is common sense, country has right to know who is in it, this is not some weird twisted thing that they are trying to make it out to be and this is a power grab, the democrats want as many people in the country as possible because the numbers aside from whether or not they are citizens gives them the electoral advantage when it comes to distribution, congressman and they want more of that, it's all about a power grab, that's what it's always been, they don't care about people, they don't care about race, they just want the people on their side. >> the white house has vowed to appeal the ninth circuit ruling b

the spill began almost 3 weeks ago and pearson maina says it could be the end of september before the leak is plugged at least one environmental group is threatening to take the company to court accusing it of negligence allegations person may not denies for now the contaminated beaches are off limits people here say they'll be back tomorrow and the day after until the oil is gone and al jazeera. 40000 liters of diesel oil has spilled into a remote pristine area of southern chile chilean navy ships have been deployed to help clean up the fuel leak and. coast mining company cap report of the spill and says it has already been contained the affected area contains important biodiversity and is one of the most on touch places on the planet. relatives of 57 inmates killed in a brazilian prison riots have gathered to identify the victims 16 prisoners were beheaded while others died when the cells were set on fire authorities say it was a targeted attack between rival gangs it's the latest outbreak of violence to rock the country's severely overcrowded prison system so what is more. inmates

then you had christina -- katrina pearson now a campaign adviser also tweeting these racist suggestions. >> about her racial identity. >> and president trump, who was one of the lead birthers against barack obama, this speaks to the exact same thing. these tweets he was retweeting is pushing this false narrative that somehow the black community does not support her because she's not a descendent to slaves, she's not black enough. it's ridiculous. it's not surprising given how difficult it was to tamp down. i don't know if it was ever fully tamped down, the attacks of barack obama in this way. it wouldn't have mattered if she attacked joe biden this would have come sooner or later as she continues to rise in this field. it's disappointing but not surprising. >> cory booker came to her defense strongly on "meet the press." bernie sanders in his appearance in new hampshire yesterday and pete buttigieg on twitter. so her -- the rival contenders are quickly -- >> and the biden campaign. >> and the biden campaign as well. peter hart, you've been looking at "the wall street journal" poll numbe

plotted to rob the bank 23 year-old done terry us rob 19 year-old william howell 19 year-old george pearsonyear-old lamar will all face multiple charges. while kidnapped the woman and the children were given a bucket to use to go to the bathroom and happy meals from mcdonald's to eat. the suspect took all 3 back to the bank early in the morning and at gunpoint demanded that the woman let them in. police say the suspects eventually had her disable the alarm and entered the volt stuffing bags full of cash. the suspects allegedly took off in the woman's vehicle. the woman and the children were left at the bank later that morning police say the suspects torch the woman's car. it burned the side of this garage raj the homeowner declined to speak with us on camera but says the intense flames will come off. the suspects all were eventually arrested. thanks to surveillance video. >>well i was brett le moyne reporting all for the suspects have been charged with bank robbery and kidnapping. for newsweek and a massive power outage causing chaos for people in new york last night, we'll have the latest

funding costs, but the bank also said it was under pressure from the same low rate environment >>> pearson said they are transitioning away from traditional textbooks and that is paying off. they have a 2% rise for underlying growth for the first half of the year the ceo said the company was on track to meet long-term targets. >> we're showing more momentum and prognosis greress on our fi plans. that 30% rise has come through on the drop through on the sales growth and the benefits of the restructuring program we've been undertaking for the last couple of years so on track to deliver guidance, stabilize revenues this year, and deliver underlying profit growth. >>> nestle posted its fastest sales growth in three years during the second quarter thanks to strong demand in the u.s. and br brazil but net profit fell 15% compared to the same period last year when it benefited from a one-off gain of the sale of the u.s. n confectionary business. >>> vif vevendi reported a 28% in the first quarter at its universal unit they have investment banks working on a sale on the minority stake of its music

senior advisor katrina pearson is here and fox news contributor and author of the new book power grab shape us. lots of topics in there, immigration, the democrats going nuts, where do you want to start. >> i think i'll start by saying of course we welcome you. i applaud you. we need more americans that fight for this country. i think you have it exactly right. they didn't even have a flag during the debate on stage. their anti- american are deplorable and the others are just as expendable because their main focus and priority are on the family and children of illegal aliens in foreign nationals on the way. i think your absolute right, most americans see that. there were democrats at that event in washington d.c. who watched this president and who were excited to be there because there are some democrats left in this country who love it and who supported because it is the united states of america, it's the best country in the world and it's exactly why everyone is trying to come in. >> when you show clips that you showed what these democrats were saying, frankly in my opinion, any pre

plotted to rob the bank 23 year-old done terry us rob 19 year-old william howell 19 year-old george pearson robin 18 year-old lamar will all face multiple charges. while kidnapped the woman and the children were given a bucket to use to go to the bathroom and happy meals from mcdonald's to eat. the suspect took all 3 back to the bank early in the morning and at gunpoint demanded that the woman let them in. police say the suspects eventually had her disable the alarm and entered the volt stuffing bags full of cash. the suspects allegedly took off in the woman's vehicle. the woman and the children were left at the bank later that morning police say the suspects torch the woman's car near but the men clark in milwaukee, it burned the side of this garage raj the homeowner declined to speak with us on camera but says the intense flames will come off. the suspects all were eventually arrested. thanks to surveillance video. forecast. really a beautiful day out there, but it was a fol that they just couldn't take it yet is going to be another breezy day on sunday, so along the coast wind gusts upwa

with president trump approval rating highest in presidency so far, katrina pearson says it's indicatione voters stand. rob: proof that americans don't want to put a democrat back in the white house? >> it's not about big government, it's about power, they just don't say that, in order to have all of the power they have to have the government as big as possible so that they can control everyone, they will exempt themselves just like they've always done in the past but it is about power and this erratic, derangement that we see among the democrats and in the media really coming from this trauma of the november 2016 election and they grasp onto toxcicity, now they are unhinged. you saw this debate, you had the plethora of democrats candidates out there who were saying outrageous things with ridiculously stupid policies and what do we have today, president trump approval is now the highest it's ever been and that gives you a clue on where americans stand on the issues today. >> the same poll shows which of those issues are more important to voters with the economy at the very top of the lis

lake fall and at a paris to it appears to be extending itself somewhat further to the north you can pearson bill there. annual park also a ridge crest that's where the center of the earthquake was located early on that 7.1 a really just a major earthquake affecting that area now it just before sunset but they're going to see some major damage i believe tomorrow. some buckley know the roads it was a very shallow quake. so when you get a quake that shallow that magnitude the amount of energy that literally a exploded to the surface is that area where ruptured in around that area any buildings, annie rhodes any pipes any railroad lines there certainly going to be affected by that earthquake. and the scary thing is this may not be done yet we continue to see many many aftershocks and although these aftershocks are not as big as the major quake. they certainly can continue to do damage to places that have already sustained some major damage from this earthquake. so we could still see buildings collapsing in some of the smaller earthquakes that will occur now for some time to come not just a day

this was katrina pearson on kamala harris trump campaign adviser saying kamala harris is going to get a stern talking to after the debate. can't play the race card without going all the way. obama did choose biden and no one yelled foul. obama is actually african-american, kamala harris is not. who is best to speak for the african-american community? you also had donald trump jr. tweeting something. but that is the president's son at least initially putting that out there. is this what you're seeing online right now? are you seeing any effect on your campaign right now from this? >> frankly, i think that you're seeing all the democratic candidates. you are seeing republicans even, former rnc strategist eric erickson also joining in saying this is vile and disgusting. this is the same kind of racist crap that don jr.'s dad tried to use on barack obama and it didn't work then and it's not going to work now. so i think it's important that in this moment everyone of good conscience and good will has to say this needs to stop. and the spread of information has not been slowed since 2016. p

the spill began almost 3 weeks ago and pearson maina says it could be the end of september before the leak is plugged at least one environmental group is threatening to take the company to court accusing it of negligence allegations person may not denies for now the contaminated beaches are off limits people here say they'll be back tomorrow and the day after until the oil is gone and al jazeera . 40000 liters of diesel has spilled into a remote pristine area of southern chile chilean navy ships have been deployed to help clean up the fuel leak in the sea of patagonia's coast mining company a company cap reports of the spill and says it's already been contained the affected area contains important biodiversity and is one of the most untouched places. obviously the clearly exists a possibility that there could be traces of fuel and other areas of the bay but the largest concentration is found in the area where the response teams are working and where most of the pumping is occurring. the relatives of 57 inmates killed in a brazilian prison riot have gathered to identify the victims 16

>>holden love each other and be there for everybody pearson family who owns gilroy's cal silk says organizersith the gilroy downtown association asked then to create and sell this merchandise story strong going to be strong together support each other. >>and you please if you see somebody that you care for friends and you know that's not acting right. >>talk to the person say the profits will go to the gilroy garlic festival shooting victims. i have a lot of friends dealing with a lot of emotional stuff because they saw a lot of things said no one should ever see a to say that this could have been a lot worse, you know your home you smell tragedy has now become a part of the city's history that many say what's bigger than the worry, the fear, the sadness is this community's resilience just love one another stay be that good support system check on your friends. >>now is kay recede reporting the t shirts are being sold throughout gilroy and part of the price that you pay goes to help the victims families. >>the 65 year-old oklahoma woman is accused of kicking an officer in the groin the incide

there is a lot of debate, and folks like james pearson have discussed as to whether or not antietam itself was responsible for shutting the door, but it plays a huge role, you know, napoleon iii still has these vain hopes that maybe he can nudge the british to be supportive in some kind of intervention, but it is really hard to be on the side of the british, who abolished slavery in 1883, now that the war has been won to "end slavery," how do you introduce that into the part of the south? prof. fleche: there is some confusion about the emancipation proclamation, because it is not free all slaves in the united states. as it progresses and it becomes clear that slavery is on the way out, it certainly has an impact on european public opinion, no doubt about that. >> john keegan at the end of his book about the civil war said we have never had a revolution in the united states because of the intensity of the national civil war and the exhaustion. what do germans another radical stand socialists think about after supporting the union, and more power wound up in the hands of the capitalists, in

pearson said students would only be able to rent physical textbooks from now on, and they would be updatedfacebook‘s planned libra cryptocurrency is facing further opposition — with the us treasury secretary warnung about its potential criminal use. steven mnuchin told a press conference it could be used by "money launderers and terrorist financiers" and said it was a national security issue. he was "not comfortable" about libra, joining president donald trump and the us central bank in voicing concern. ag barr, owner of irn—bru, saw its share price dive by 24% after a profits warning. the company says trading in the first five months of its financial year had been below expectations — with profits coming in 10% below last year. let's show you what that has done to the current share price, still hovering about 24% lower. concern about profits but it really does show you how nervous investors are. let me what how it has done to the wider market. these are the numbers as they stand. you are up—to—date, we will see you later. rose brown was 12 when she was hit by a drink driver who mounted th