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marsha clark, you really wiansformed into her, but this .ill require more than just a perm. >> this isbe wearing a lot of prosthetics and body transformational akrut rament. t jimmy: did you meet with linda tripp before she passed away a couple months ago? >> she passed away pretty early uato the quarantine situation. justdied, and i never met her. eust like i never met marsha until we were basically finished canting it. it can get complicated. >> jimmy: interesting. sh i didn't meet linda, i don't know if she would have been buing anything like that. but i got as many text messages as if i'd died, like she was my best friend, i'm so sorry to tar about linda, i'm really sorry to hear about it, too. d didn't know her. adind been spending so much time reading all these books and working with a dialect coach. so i was immersed in this, it was a very wild thing and really my: make me sad. >> jimmy: that's when you know you're good actor, when you get condolences for someone you haven't even played yet. >> i was like, wow. >> jimmy: this character in onrs. america" is not a real person, rig

doesn't work in perm relationships, doesn't work in government. just do the right thing. yes?> i have a question. are you concerned that people are going to be walking away from their law enforcement resignations of the 57 in support of those in puff low. when you are assigned to a unit like that, you have to keep going. that is why there are e.m.t.'s there. you can't bend over in the gear you are wearing. you don't have the proper ppe o bend down and help somebody. not my words -- >> i understand the argument that the police are trained to continue to move forward. i understand that argument. i don't know how that addresses the violence initially that knocks the man to the floor. right? it doesn't excuse that. and again on these theories of you don't have the whole story, then show me the whole story. if you have something different than what i saw, then tell me. because i know what i saw, and what i saw was terrible. if you want to tell me you have something else, then tell me about something else. look, a bad police officer is the enemy of every good police officer. no good

you want to use insect repellents like 20 percent deet or greater on skin and apply something called perm method or an insecticide not to your skin but the clothing hats shoes and camping gear 20. 4 to 48 hours before using it now to remove a tick that's important your goal is to remove the end tired sick including the head and mouth so for that he is a fine tip tweezer to grab it as close to the skin surface as possible then pull straight up with the steadying even pressure don't twist or jerk we go the mightly part of the to come through the skin and then clean the bite area thoroughly with alcohol iodine or even just soak a lot or the urban legend had it that you light a match blow it out and touch it with a hot match but that's a myth right. well i'll tell you i think that it's one of if if it does do something for the tick and you're going to only burn the part of the tick that outside in the mouth and then in the head are really almost under the skin so the will kill the body but you won't kill the inside and there's a sudden fact that saliva could be in the head and the mouth areas

or brazil's amazon region has been hit hard by the perm demick with underfunded hospitals and access difficult in remote areas more than 4 and a half 1000 indigenous people are known to have been infected 275 died troublingly true mortality among aboriginal communities is twice the national rate and for many. is growing against the government and its measures to help those struggling with coronavirus brazil no ses it's planning to spend over $900000000.00 to better protect regional communities now we have been hearing about the specific problems the citizens face. when. we do not have high quality and adequate assistance that takes into account the cultural and geographical features of our communities there are health authorities to which all structures are subordinates but they do not have the conditions to get access to communities and they cannot meet existing needs unfortunately the teams of doctors who came from the city brought this virus with them to our community and as of now 64 residents have been infected it's necessary to carry out preventative work and for this we need e

. >> i never even had a perm in 80s, so i avoided that.is carol brady haircut from 70s, sort of a mullet not really, by the way, where i come from you call it a show low, short in the front long in theback, business in the front party in the back i -- chuck rocha appeared on fox frequently worked on bs campaign tweets photos of the mullet he had in texas i am giving in 80s, it was epic, better than billy ray cyrus mullet the back had a home perm really, really curly curly curly in the back supershort in front with baseball chuck, best mullet i have seen a lot of them, ever laid eyes on. >> the what do you think ryan, cabot you can pull that off; right? >> the perm plus mullet ambitious my curiosity about high school prom dates have mullets if they did would love that picture. dagen: i didn't go to prom date stood me up i fell downstairs broke my tibia that is my problem. >> my goodness i i enjoyed to the prom he didn't have a mullet haircut i will find the picture for you -- >> even better. >> stay with us more "mornings with maria" right

california public interest research group is warning that a short-perm payday loan store can have long term consequences. >> these loans have sky high interest rates, often 400% or more. that adds up really quickly and can force borrowers to take up new loans again and loan. >> watch out for lenders who might try to entice you with quick case. 11 payday loan store websites were accused of pulling money out of people's bank accounts without their permission and bled consumers dry. the payday lenders trade group says regulators do a poor job of cracking down on shady operators. payday lenders are federally regulated at the federal and state level and are providing responsible services. before you dig yourself deeper into debt, try to get a conversation going with the people you owe money to, your landlord, utility company. see if you can set up a payment plan. if you do end up going with a payday loan store, make sure you read the terms and conditions, understand how much interest you are paying and ask questions about the penalty if you miss a payment. back to you. >> always with the gr

from home policy we basically asked them, do you expect the policies to remain in place long term or permy two thirds of businesses expect expanded work from home policies to remain in place >> one of the questions i was going to ask, because it has implications for commercial real state. obviously more people from working from home seems to lessen it. are companies going to need more space? >> yeah, there's two things from the survey that talked about that one, we did ask, do you plain to reduce your office space almost half said yes about 20% said they plan to reduce it by more than a quarter. so some people are expecting big, significant cuts to their physical office space. to your point, though, about three quarters of the responses said they expect social distancing, physical distancing to be the biggest operational challenge they'll face going back to work, so, you know, to your point that may definitely, you know, produce circumstances where they need to find new office space. >> in general, what is your sense on product activity? going up going down >> i heard you guys talking abo

the change i hope permeates the halls of congress, let's hope it perm nates the states around the country. i like the removal of the confederate flags an statues and the removal of aunt jemima but we have to have statutory changes in order to have true, systemic change in the country and get rid of the racism. with aunt jemima gone, here's to you, uncle ben that's what we're look at next. these racial caricatures must go, so i believe uncle ben's is probably next. >> interesting. >> john harwood, you're seeing here as we have seen on over social justice issues the private sector leading the public sector. getting ahead of it, for instance on guns. you had the stores such as walmart stop selling big magazines when there was no national action. what is happening in terms of legislation now because you have major differences between the republican plan and the democratic plan. is there room where they will meet? is there overlap here? incentivizing change like banning chokeholds and the republican plan as opposed to requiring change and that's a big deal. >> well, there's subject matter over

for me, perm l i e served -- personally, i served in afghanistan in 50 vehicle convoy missions duringe these bounties were allegedly in place. that means the bounty was on my head and that the democrats and the new york times have prevented our intelligence community from doing their job to get the facts and track this down we can hold those responsible accountable, it's absolutely shameful. lou: yeah. it is shameful. and even if the intelligence, you know, is what appears to be, completely absurd, the idea that we wouldn't know what is being done and the idea that the taliban need some further incentive to try to kill our soldiers, does that not, as one who has served this, congress bank, doesn't that seem a lit -- congressman, doesn't that seem a little silly that the taliban needed a boost from the russians to want to kill americans? >> and we might not ever know because a leaker -- lou: no, no, i justin mean on the face of it. >> you're right, they don't need more incentive. but we might not ever know the truth because "the new york times" published a story on friday that revealed

we have launched an immediate investigation and will do everything we can to identify the perm responsiblend eliminate them from the sport. wallace responded on twitter in part, today's despicable act of hatred leaves me incredibly saddened and serves as a painful reminder of how much further we have to go as a society and how persistent we must be in the fight against race im. together our sport has made a decision to driving real change and championing a community that is accepting and welcoming of everyone. >>> let's bring in meteorologist bill karins. >> what a class act. >> we're starting with covid numbers. yeah, incredible to hear from bubba wallace there, but so sad to hear what he's had to deal with. >>> i do want to switch gears and talk coronavirus numbers because the numbers are startling across 24 states. you're seeing a surge in numbers over the weekend. >> it's amazing. we're going in two different directions still. we talked about this on friday. we're going up now for the total number of cases, but we're still seeing the deaths going down. it doesn't make sechblnse. it's c

position as commander of the continental army for the public, and that preference of public good over permief executive. >> stephen: if restraint was the order of the day, when did the presidency become so huge it was completely unmanageable? was there a time when it was manageable and when did that snend. >> presidents have been complaining about how hard the job was even from before there was a president. the president under the articles of confederation has a wonderful letter me wrote basically whining about how tough the job was. so it's always been hard but balloons with the second world war. well, first, depression, f.d.r. came into office. they want the office to do a lot but not too much, they being the leaders of our country. f.d.r. said i can't handle the great depression unless you let me have a few aids. the office was so small and he was begging congress for aids. >> stephen: the white house didn't have stuff and support for the president? >> he had to borrow staff from the cabinet agencies. he tried to organize them and it kept failing. he had to go to congress to get another

it's caused some division in perms of the public and police including members of the riot squad in buffalo have resigned in solidarity with the officers. we'll keep an eye on that. up next, our expert panel is ready to answer your questions about law enforcement and police reform from vetting officers to defunding police departments and more. that's just ahead, stay close. more that's just ahead, stay oscle. if you think about the last few months maybe it'll give us a new perspective. maybe we'll see things we've been missing. maybe it'll help us see just how connected we all are. and maybe... just maybe, if we look at the big picture... it'll remind us just how amazing freedom really is. tank was overweight and had no deaenergy.pet, until freshpet... put the puppy back in my dog. ♪ that liberty mutual customizes your insurance, i just love hitting the open road and telling people so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the first and only full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel available over-th

their offerings throughout asia, and so if you took it away permanently and no one expects to go away perm minutel permanently, and the hope is that eventually they will figure out a way to get the schedules going again and especially if you have covid-19 easing in the future, you want that to resume again and the belief is that they will. >> thank you phil lebeau. that's the key, right? when will people feel comfortable. delta will continue to not take middle seat reservations until the end of september karen, how are you feeling about the airlines now that the airlines may be through the worst >> i think maybe through the worst -- i don't know any is the short answer and i'm concerned and if i had to pick one i would have to go with southwestern -- or southwest because i would want to just be in the u.s. and in terms of the balance sheet, i think they're in the best shape and dealta was downgraded today, and i wish him well, but i can't get onboard. they're just losing too much money. >> tim >> i think for airlines, the question of recovery is not when, but if and yes, i understand where

wear masks and encourage the press very cautious to send their reporters into these without adequate perm protective equipment because i think this is a very high-risk event. >> have we learned -- what have we learned about the transmissability of this virus on the good side, if you can call it that, right. there is some data indicating that surfaces, right, that it's less likely than we thought to get it from an infected surface, more likely, as you say, in confined indoor spaces where people rex peeling droplets. what are we learning that will be of use for people at home as they make their decisionss? >> yeah. i think we have learned that masks do effectively reduce the transmission. the study out of hong kong showed a 75% reduction a few weeks back. you know, we've shown, that you know, like surfaces are less of a concern although washing your hands and sterilizing and not touching your face still always a god idea. i think that we have learned that there is some impact on humidity on the transmissability as far as how far the droplets will spread, perhaps meaning that outdoor events

crowded places, none of this stuff in our phase one or phase two would perm it us to have crowds. we have seen that with the clusters. i think some of folks may talk about it. they'll say what did you do. we had a big graduation party for all my friends and you ended up having them getting infected. the three cs are something to think about. avoid them as much as you can. then in addition to that, particularly when you can't socially distance, wearing a facial covering. we have advised that since the beginning of may including and especially for face-to-face businesses. i think you have seen that with businesses who do things like hair salons and barbershops. you see a lot of restaurant where is the servers are wearing the facial covering and the gloves. i think that's a good thing to do. i think it gives customers a lot of confidence that you are really putting safety first. washing hands and if you are sick or have symptoms then stay home. you have an ability to get a test at all theese sights but stay home and don't infect other people. that's where we are. i think that the inc

it didn't look well we call it the success perm in the 80's. those pictures will thanks well also today san francisco as a matter of loosening restrictions is going to close off several streets. >>so that social distancing is easier and there's more room for people to gather west pacific avenue between our well on presidio montgomery between lincoln and shared and washington between kobe and lincoln also washington between kobe undergo l o we'll have some limited access for cars and residents. we have the full list. what this means if you're in this neighborhood you need to know go to kron 4 dot com. >>well the cdc says it is going to be closely monitoring the demonstrations happening across the u.s. there concerned that as people get together for these protests coronavirus may spread more easily and so we could see a spike in the near future camila bernal takes a closer look. >>it's about what the protest around the country remained mostly peaceful over the weekend this as friends and family prepare for george floyd's final memorial in houston

biggest stories of the moment, the still raging coronavirus pandemic and the systemic racism that perm nates all aspects of our lives collide this week in tulsa. that quote is from tulsa city council vice chair have necessary la hall harper who told the l.a. times, quote thrks is just the perfect storm for something very bad to happen in this community. i wish leadership in this state and city would have done something to stop it from homing here at this time, end quote. the it to which he is referring is donald trump. tomorrow trump will hold his first big campaign rally in the age of coronavirus, and it is clear that no officials in the heavily republican state of oklahoma will be stopping him. in fact, no republican officials in the country seem to be brave enough to tell the president not to hold a rally in a 19,000-seat arena in oklahoma as the state continues to set covid records. we'll have more on that in a moment. we should start hearing what's happening tonight in tulsa. you're looking at live pictures now from tulsa's celebration of juneteenth, which marks the day in 1865 th

. >> i was moved how the murder of george floyd affected you on a perm leveperfect level. personal level. many pizzlook no further to dame and market street, the chaos in new york and leaders in the bay area. this is a time for peaceful protests, the kids did it best yesterday. it's time for mourning and time for respect and i pray the city of st. francis has a peaceful week. matt, thank you for putting this on twitter and i say his name in peace, george floyd. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome, you have up to two minutes. >> thank you, i'm rocky sharma with district 4. right now, i'm writing a letter to mayor london breed email because i see there's a huge divide between public is professional sentimentses. and i realize that london breed is overprotective of casing a curfew on the society she wants to protect from covid-19 and other crimes that may occur especially because we have seen if more of the looting happens after sunset and my question is really about, what is dividing people from converging their thoughts together at this

i do have some inside information because senator and i are very close perm friends and i know you and he are on speed dial with each other and talk regularly. and i had some issues with the program like everybody did, and i was absolutely stunned at the way you stepped up personally to take on these issues and the team you put around you to take on these issues and your willingness to be flexible as far as making these things work. this has been a great success. you don't read that in the media or hear it on cable news. they're focused on the glitches. and when you're talking about throwing $3 trillion against the wall there are certainly going to be glitches. they're focused on that. but i can tell you as i get out there and talk with the business people in idaho and for that matter around the country there is tremendous appreciation for what the government has done, particularly appreciation for what the united states treasury has done administrating these programs. and there are millions of businesses and there are tens of millions of people who are a lot better off because of your

as you know, when you and i spoke on the phone and i conveyed some of the perm persol challenges i'm facing in the wake of covid and trying to take care of our staff. and so, this is a very difficult and challenging time for the small business community, probably the most difficult in anyone's living memory. and i think it's really critical in the moment when the community employ roughly half of all workers as a community. so many business owners are struggling and they're looking at business bankruptcy. they're looking at personal bankruptcy and they're looking at contemplating suicide. it is deeply challenging for so many of us. and i think the way that this particular legislation was promulgated, i kne know i reachd out to your office and sent an email and asked for somebody to get back to me and nobody did. eventually, i was able to track down your number and speak to you. but i didn't feel like we had an opportunity to be a partner in this legislation prior to it being drafted. and i would encourage your office and i would encourage all to use this as a resource. being here fowe

. >> i was moved how the murder of george floyd affected you on a perm leveperfect level. personal level. many pizzlook no further to dame and market street, the chaos in new york and leaders in the bay area. this is a time for peaceful protests, the kids did it best yesterday. it's time for mourning and time for respect and i pray the city of st. francis has a peaceful week. matt, thank you for putting this on twitter and i say his name in peace, george floyd. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome, you have up to two minutes. >> thank you, i'm rocky sharma with district 4. right now, i'm writing a letter to mayor london breed email because i see there's a huge divide between public is professional sentimentses. and i realize that london breed is overprotective of casing a curfew on the society she wants to protect from covid-19 and other crimes that may occur especially because we have seen if more of the looting happens after sunset and my question is really about, what is dividing people from converging their thoughts together at this

well, we unveiled it this year, so hopefully, i can give you a perm tour and let you drive it -- personalour. stuart: that's an intriguing prospect, trevor milton. i'm very glad you're a fan of the show, and we wait with interest to see your product on the market. trevor millson -- >> thank yous so much. stuart: thanks very much. check that market, we've come back a bit, i'm afraid. we were up over 800 points, now we're up just over 500. that's a 2% gain after a whopping, great big drop yesterday. i want to talk about disney. lauren, come into this, please. what's the problem with disneyland in? what's the problem with their reopening plan? lauren: well, let me read from the petition that wants them to delay their july 17th opening, 20 plus thousand people have signed this. reopening before the second wave even hits us is irresponsible and greedy. well, at least nine counties in california having reported an increase in infections, disney has been closed for three months, but this is california, stuart. walt disney world in florida, they're opening before disney, and i haven't seen a peti

. >> i was moved how the murder of george floyd affected you on a perm leveperfect level.nal level. many pizzlook no further to dame and market street, the chaos in new york and leaders in the bay area. this is a time for peaceful protests, the kids did it best yesterday. it's time for mourning and time for respect and i pray the city of st. francis has a peaceful week. matt, thank you for putting this on twitter and i say his name in peace, george floyd. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome, you have up to two minutes. >> thank you, i'm rocky sharma with district 4. right now, i'm writing a letter to mayor london breed email because i see there's a huge divide between public is professional sentimentses. and i realize that london breed is overprotective of casing a curfew on the society she wants to protect from covid-19 and other crimes that may occur especially because we have seen if more of the looting happens after sunset and my question is really about, what is dividing people from converging their thoughts together at this point

action was granted to a 47-year-old schizophrenic who overstayed his visa, was the son of a lawful perm resident, and had siblings who were u.s. citizens. over 100 of these cases involved people whose homes were destroyed by an earthquake in haiti. in another data set, a 578 cases obtained from u.s. cis in 2013, 336 were based on medical issues. one case involved a mexican female who entered the united states without inspection and had two u.s. citizen children. one of her children had down syndrome, and the other child had serious medical conditions. i received a third data set from u.s. cis in 2016. again revealing that many deferred action requests were based on serious medical conditions. the data set included a child with burns on over 65% of their body, and parents of usc children with cerebral palsy. u.s. cis has a long history and the expertise of handling cases for vulnerable populations and should continue to process humanitarian deferred action cases. preserving an affirmative deferred action process at u.s. cis allows a person to request what is often a lifesaving protection

the fact that we know social security numbers threaten scumers' personal information -- consumers' perm information. worse yet, it will mandate furnishers to match all nine social security digits. another concern with this bill is the creation of yet another ombudsmen to deal exclusively with consumer reporting agencies. this provision has -- is unnecessary and duplicative. the cfpb already has an ombudsman to deal with consumer-facing issues. there's no logical reason why the proposed authorities cannot imply be given to the existing ombudsperson. this is another move by the democrats to expand the statutory authority of the unaccountable cfpb. so i urge opposition to this bill and i want to yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from illinois, a member of the inancial services committee, mr. casten. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. casten: thank you, chairwoman waters. i rise

as you know, when you and i spoke on the phone and i conveyed some of the perm persol challenges i'm facing in the wake of covid and trying to take care of our staff. and so, this is a very difficult and challenging time for the small business community, probably the most difficult in anyone's living memory. and i think it's really critical in the moment when the community employ roughly half of all workers as a community. so many business owners are struggling and they're looking at business bankruptcy. they're looking at personal bankruptcy and they're looking at contemplating suicide. it is deeply challenging for so many of us. and i think the way that this particular legislation was promulgated, i kne know i reachd out to your office and sent an email and asked for somebody to get back to me and nobody did. eventually, i was able to track down your number and speak to you. but i didn't feel like we had an opportunity to be a partner in this legislation prior to it being drafted. and i would encourage your office and i would encourage all to use this as a resource. being here fowe