she was tiffany.tire course of her life changes all because of a man named john robinson. >> john robinson was a very interesting man. originally from chicago area. >> john robinson was born in 1943 in cicero, illinois, and grew up in a somewhat working class neighborhood there. >> from everything we know about john robinson's youth, it was ordinary. he was an eagle scout, he loved animals and got along great with everybody. >> in fact, when he was a young man, made a trip to england, where he sang for the queen of england. >> a command performance for queen elizabeth at the palladium in london when he was about 13. backstage at the palladium, he ran into judy garland. >> she kissed him on the cheek and this made a big story in the chicago papers. in 1964, he was 21 years old, and he met a woman named nancy jo lynch, and they would be married for decades and decades. he got a job at a chicago hospital being a kpa x-ray technician, but instead of doing a lot of x-rays, he started having affairs and ste

tiffany saying costco sold engagement rings using tiffany's name a judge saying it was unlikely to confuseustomers kelly, here are the two rings side by side one from tiffany one from costco. which do you think there >> they look pretty dang similar. this isn't exact lly a reveal. that jewelry section, you look at some of the stuff it's really expensive. i'm surprised that costco prevailed here and tiffany said it will keep fighting. >> i think costco should just change it to the kirkland ring or maybe tiffany should call their bracelet kirkland just to get back at costco >> i don't know if tiffany would do that. we're talking about this 6-point ring tiffany's thing is people might get confused >> there are stiffany cuts of diamond and don't have the actual property protection of some of tiffany's goods. >>> let's get to the bond market rick is tracking the action. >> short maturities, they don't move much. we're never far from 14 on a two year that's where it closed we're down 3 at 68 and 10. there's a three-day chart of tens i picked three days because thursday was the bond auction that

joe terranova, stephanie link, and tiffany mcgee. a we're glad to have you on the "halftime report" once again >>> as you can see, on that little bugs the bottom right of the screen -- look at that the bigger screen for you. the nasdaq s&p and look at the nasdaq, up another 1.2%. the s&p, by the way, is on pace trying for its fifth straight positive day you might have heard this. big tech nom has been leading the way. hard to believe but true by the way, that sector hitting all-time highs yet again today raids also in focus, by the way, investors awaiting fed chair jay powell's big speech tomorrow at the virtual jackson hole event so, joe, there's a lot to get to there anything that you see, before we get micro, on a macro basis, that leads you believe this market is getting too hot, and has to come down at some point, or can we literally go up every single day >> the answer to that is the market has been too hot for the better part of the last 8 to 12 weeks. the expectation for the month of august is we were coming into a calendar m

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agreed to pay $16 billion for tiffany. tiffany extended the deadline for the deal by four months.breaking ipo could be in hong kong and shanghai. 29 billion dollars raised by saudi aramco. if plans to use the money to bolster his lead in china's largest online payment platform. that is your business flash, guy. guy: let's get back to the airline sector. they have expanded to gatwick airport from one plaintiff 20 in the year. edwards and matt miller talked with the company and its ceo a little bit earlier. >> certainly, we are pushing for in the u.k. it will get expended into the medium period. the market should decide, and it should not be decided -- >> there is a use it or lose it principle behind this. euis a complex web of regulations and protocol. who are you talking to to trying get the slots and the rules around them changed? >> at this point in time, this is a decision caused by the european commission. we are also looking to national -- in various countries, including the u.k., and certainly also approaching -- if you think about this, and therefore is a public property, a

it was a different tiffany taylor. >> well, think about it. another tiffany taylor?e of gorgeous women, probably named tiffany, and on top of that, ed is so convincing. the other worrisome thing for paul is that things are taking a rather dark turn when it comes to 800xchange. >> there was so much money coming in from the clients, and our largest buying partner was not receiving any payments for media. where was the money going? it was going into ed's pockets. >> it was this feeling of something's wrong. we have to get out. >> with chris gone, ed's spending a ton of money. he's isolating himself in his office. ed kind of seems rudderless. >> i immediately got an attorney, explained to him what was going on. and he said, "put in your resignation via letter." so i did. "and just depart quietly." >> and so within, i think, three days, we packed up the house and we left. >> i didn't want to be a part of ed's world anymore. i knew it was gonna get worse. >> hey, dad, just got to johannesburg and tried calling paul internationally. i found a conflict diamond for paul. goin

with our investment committee today joining me joe taranova, michael farr, ceo of far miller and tiffany mcgee, the ceo of momentum advisers institutional investment services group. let's look at where stocks are currently trading, s&p going for its longest winning streak since april, s&p and dow are positive, dow is the big outperformer today, s&p, though, about 1.5% away from new highs. joe, i begin with you. the question is how are we going to get to those new highs? value is outperforming today is this the start of the long-awaited rotation? >> well, your initiating a great conversation, scott, because as you have identified the s&p 500 is basically sitting less than 1% above its all time high what's critical, though, in getting there if you are not going to have a significant outperformance from what has worked, which is clearly hyper growth, is you're going to have to have the participation from the value names. let's put in context where value really is. scott, the russell 2,000 is still sitting 9% below its all time high it achieved in august of 2018. when i'm thinking about valu

i'm tiffany cross. with the biden/harris ticket finally official democrats are gearing up for a convention unlike any other in american history. for the first time ever joe biden and senator harris will accept the democratic party's nomination virtually without the traditionally massive crowds all due to the covid-19 pandemic. it will also be the first vital test to see how the democratic party plans to engage voters and do it digitally. the convention will kick off tomorrow with a lineup aimed at galvanizing the democratic basin colluding first lady michelle obama, bernie sanders, and many more. but on the eve of the convention, we have some breaking news. a new nbc news wall street journal poll just released gives the first glimpse of how voters feel about the new biden/harris ticket. kamala harris leads the pack with 39% of voters having a favorable view of her. she has a higher overview. donald trump leads joe biden nationally but with so many barriers still in the way of ensuring the upcoming elect

great to have you join us, tiffany.r still a does it matter how we get there, given that we were higher on cyclicals, we are going into value stocks, but now the trend has reverseds the chart on the bloomberg is showing how far ash stocks have gone as far the russell 2000 or other parts of the market? tiffany: thank you for having me. so therein lies the question, right? [laughter] like a lot of us in the industry, we have been talking and ifhis run of tech, it is overvalued and growth. and now we are talking about -- overvalued in growth. and now we are talking about growth. institutions and foundations and endowments, we are not overgrowth, -- we are not over growth. we are still very much interested in growth. we are still very much interested in tech. majorcause we talk about tech companies really driving the market, we are trying to use this old rulebook to figure out what they are going to do and how they are going to move, and if they are overvalued or too expensive. anything we have to throw out the old rulebook

and the question will get to me to it post a tiffani a little bit later.ant to thank you, tiffani cross for joining us today. >> guest: thank you amy for being in this conversation with me i'm especially excited to have it with you and looking forward to this. >> host: totally and i wanted to congratulate you also on your role on an ms nbc was on her show and you stepped into that role very happy to have you there. what's it like to have a regular outlet like the saturday shows on ns nbc to address some of the issues? >> guest: let me say i'm just a guest hosting the official announcement is made. you will see some other people in the host chair for the next month or so. i'll be the house this weekend and a few other times this month. i enjoy, i enjoy contributing my thoughts to ns nbc. and then enjoyed creating such an amazing platform. a lot of what i write about is the lack of diversity in broadcast journalism at all levels pretty want to take this opportunity to say what we went to get a primetime spot and having supporters elevate her and cheer her on

i'm tiffany cross. we witnessed kamala harris, the first woman and african-american to appear on a party ticket. on tuesday we will reach the 100th verse anniversary of the g of the right for women to vote. that was granted for only white women. african-american and many asian and latinex women were barred from citizenship and voting. black men and women were blocked from voting by racist local laws until the voting rights act of 1965. the u.s. women's suffrage movement, the way it's taught and understood and characterized to this day often erases the prominent role of black women. women like beabolitionists sojournsojour sojourner truth. and women like the sisters of delta sigma theta, an early black sorority founded at howard university. they ban tousished to a segrega section when they joined the march, something ida refused to do, instead marching with the white women. this boiled down to the right to participate as organizers and citizens, as voters and political candidates continues today under a

tiffany did it union naturally which we don't often see and then there was language that tiffany sharedich they said -- first of all, august 24th they delivered to lvmh confirmatory notice, extended to november 24th. fine we see this often in deals remember how often sprint and t-mobile had to extend their deals. lvmh has notified the registrant it reserves the right to challenge the validity of the outside data on their merger agreement. that is why the stock is down 4% it is raising concerns as i have reported previously, this was months ago at this point that bernard arneau would like to get a price cut. no the walk away from the deal but get a price cut. that is not something unknown to the tiffany side what remains unclear is whether or not he will be able to figure out a way to get it. the latest foray is around this idea of an extension, perhaps you would call it a mac result of at least at the time that he tried to extend and therefore say you have the right to terminate. very much unclear and you delaware law that that would be something that they could do and, in fact, tiffany

tiffany shlain, the power of unplugging one day a week. >> i am so happy to be here. >> tiffany, it'sinteresting time to think about unplugging during this moment, the coronavirus pandemic, many of us find ourselves even more tethered to screens because we can't do things like meet people in person, go to our workplaces or schools or hang out at a cultural venue. so first, we'll hear more about the book from tiffany and then we'll have a discussion. >> thank you. it's great to be here, i am from the bay area i'm glad we are still able to make it happen this way. adapting literary adapting to this experience we are living in. this moment we are in feels very similar to a moment i was personally in around 11 years ago. monday, 11 year anniversary of my father's death and what happened was my father died of brain cancer, he is also an author. he loved bookstores and anyways, we are very close. he died of brain cancer within days of my daughter being born and it felt like a moment where life was grabbing me by the shoulders and saying, focus on what matters. my husband and i decided, with

joy," i have tiffany cross.can national convention last week you would almost think that the republican party is the one welcoming people of color given the big display of diversity. the convention featured more than a dozen african-american speakers alone, but don't be fooled. that the party of trump has suddenly warmed to the same people trump's policies and sometimes his rhetoric directly harms. as friend of the show elie mastall wrote the republicans invited a can a dray of professional black friends to validate donald trump and make white people feel a little less racist while still very much supporting white supremacy. also let's keep in mind that their message of inclusion was completely contradicted by the mccloskey's. you remember them. the st. louis couple who was charged with a felony when they brandished assault rifles at peaceful black lives matter protesters. now, they sounded more like the trump era republicans we have all come to know. >> what you saw happen to us so just as easily happen to any

tiffany and brandon, step up and take about. --a bow. [applause] vice pres. pence: for all he has done and all we have yet to do, we need four more years of president trump in the white house. the president spoke to almost every american not long ago and he said, "the vast majority of police officers in this country are selfless and courageous public servants." and so you are. i heard a story on air force 2 on the way here about one such officer. there was a stabbing that happened in tucson. the officer arrived on the scene and the victim pointed out the suspect. chased afterfficer the suspect, caught him as he was climbing a fence. the suspect turned, shot him and escaped. the officer was wounded in the leg but he kept his composure. he radioed a description of the suspect. in two days law enforcement here in tucson tracked that suspect down and brought him to justice. the officer went back to work as soon as he could, where he served the people of tucson for more than 15 years. would you join me in thanking dickinson for his service of that day and every da

aquÍ parte de lo que dijo tiffany trump.s que usan otros polÍticos. se presentan con algo de decencia, enmascaran nuestra identidad. mi padre es la Única persona que desafÍa el establishment, la burocracia y los monopolios farmacÉuticos y mediÁticos para sostener las libertades constitucionales, la justicia y la verdad. janet: en mucho de lo que vimos esta noche que se dio la casa blanca, dicen que esto podrÍa violar las leyes de Ética federales que no permiten que los servicios federales se usen para campaÑas polÍticas. como ya ven, la casa blanca estÁ lista y asegurada para el discurso del presidente este jueves. patricia: gran expectativa entre su base de votantes, esperando su mensaje el jueves. vamos a cambiar de tema. semi paralizado y con varios Órganos vitales comprometidos se encuenta jacob blake, el americano herido de siete disparos por un policÍa blanco en wisconsin. su abogado dijo que quizÁ necesite un milagro para que vuelva a caminar. en un solo dÍa se ha recobrado mÁs de 1 millÓn de dólares en donaciones par

less controversy, two the president's children, eric and tiffany trump say their father is fighting for the american people. listen. >> my father does not run away from challenges even in the face of outright hatred because fighting for america is something he will sacrifice anything for. >> the radical democrats, america is a source of the world's problems. they believe the only path forward is he race history and forget the past. every day my father fights for the american people, the forgotten man and woman. >> reporter: the night featuring the president at a naturalization ceremony reported earlier in the day, democrats think that is a violation of the hatch act and video the president pardoning john potter, a convicted bank robber who funded a nonprofit for prisoners. an interesting moment. joe biden tweeting i believe the american people are ready for something better. hope is more powerful than fear, love is more powerful than hate, light is more powerful than darkness. tonight the theme lands of he rose, mike pence and karen pence at fort mchenry, to announce her departure from

tiffany looking for a job.his whole rnc convention is gas lighting the american people because as he's pardoning john and this case for his convicted felonies and bank robbery, he had appointed an attorney general who gutted all of low level offenses that the obama administration said did not serve in maximum security priso prisons. there are hundreds and thousands of individuals who are eligible for a nation. one thing after another, we have to take everything with a grain of salt. what we saw him do in the white house, what we saw pompeo do with the state department is using the positions of public servitude and why we position ourselves and vote people into office for personal political gain. at some point you're going to have to scratch the surface and say, is it actually lawful? >> jason? . >> yeah. this is the problem. i've run state level campaigns. these are campaign commercials from the white house. that's what makes this so ridiculous. again, his use of official power. how many pardons you got? a lot.

tiffany looking for job -- this entire convention is gaslighting the american people.ohn at the same time appointed attorney general who gutted all low level offenses that obama administration placed in place making sure low level convictions didn't serve long sentences. same with the nationalization. many are eligible for nationalization but in some cases their agency has been shuttered and furloughed. we have to take everything with grain of salt. what we've seen him do in the white house, what we saw pompeo do with the state department is using positions of public serveitude, why we position ourselves and vote people in as americans for political game, unseemly and you have to scratch the surface to see if it's actually lawful. >> this is the problem. i've run state-level campaigns. you worry about fundraising calls from your local senator office. he's running campaign commercials from the white house. that's what makes it so ridiculous. his use of official power. how many pardons you got? a lot. every single time he runs into a black person he wants to hand out par

they've added an equivalent of netflix since friday >> that's exactly where i want to go next tiffany, as extended as i've seen it is what josh says. it can't go on forever what is next what ends it what advise do we have for people who own apple all of you own apple presumably a large swath of our audience owns apple. >> every one owns apple. >> what do we do >> absolutely. listen, apple is now the most valuable public company on the public they've surpassed saudi arabia's arampo we are talking about josh is really correct the old way of thinking, the conventional, not old but conventional way of thinking is if something, if a company is really growing a market cap in the way that apple is, how much more can it grow how much room does it have to grow i continue to think tech always finds way to win apple is a very different company. apple continues to innovate. this is just a really interesting situation. i don't think we can use conventional wisdom to really figure out what to do with apple next i'm holding it absolutely i'm not getting rid of that. >> jon, what stops it? if it can'

and you saw billy graham's granddaughter, his own daughter, tiffany, and then of course melania. a lot of this was geared towards saying that he is good for women, and we'll see because i know that the campaign is worried about the base. and so even though they're focusing on the base and not kind of expanding out and trying to get some independents, they have a lot to worry about even about who voted for them the last time. >> john, mary invoked hrc. democrats prone to an eye roll regard her as the gift that keeps on giving. your show played this clip of hillary clinton. we'll play it for our audience, discuss it on the other side. >> they have a couple of scenarios that they're looking toward. one is messing up absentee balloting so that they then get maybe a narrow advantage in the electoral college on election day. joe biden should not concede under any circumstances because i think this is going to drag out, and eventually i do believe he will win if we don't give an inch and if we are as focused and relentless as the other side is. >> so, john heilemann, what do you make of

tiffany accused of selling costco generic diamond engagement rings under the tiffany name.that case with a judgment of $21 million until now. this court just ruling unanimously, 3-0, that the word tiffany was unlikely to confuse costco shoppers. they knew they weren't really buying a tiffany ring at a discounted price. so they have side offed with costco. it is not over yet. very little reaction though to the stock price after this ruling. ashley: wow, i don't think that is the end of the story. we'll see. lauren, thank you. the. >>> irs issuing new guidance entry fees for daily fantasy sites are now taxable. let's bring in draftkings ceo jason robbins. that can't make you happy, can it? >> just to clarify the irs did not say. that the irs issued a memo which is non-binding, does not carry any force of law saying that is their initial determination. our position of course is that it is completely wrong based on the facts and data. also inconsistent with how dozens of state legislatures, courts around the country have determined these games to be classified. we look forward

but tonight, we heard people sharing their personal stories and first lady and tiffany trump and also trying to have a forward looking optimistic america and something that the campaign is trying to push for and fannie mae size this week. host: a few more days to go, you cover the white house in washington. thanks for being with us. we are live tomorrow evening with the september teans speech by vice president from fort mcheny and hear from the second lady and kellyanne conway. a florida state senator a and representative, democrat from south florida representing south florida. i'll begin with you, from what you saw tonight, what's your assessment? >> i think this administration, this republican national committee must think that americans, people in color have not been paying attention to trump dain that donald has engaged in with people of color and issues that matter to them over the last four years. the patronizing, the stunts that were pulled tonight, the speeches that made issues to trump has completely ignored, the nagget that they had the racial to talk about justice, donald t

the convention also heard from the president's youngest daughter, tiffany.respondent peter bowes reports. we hold these truths to be self—evident. .. another night at the trump family convention. the president, two of his children, and his wife all addressed the virtual gathering with the theme land of opportunity. ..life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. tiffany trump, the president's youngest daughter, lashed out at the media and silicon valley for promoting what she called "fabricated views". people must recognise that our thoughts, our opinions, and even the choice of who we are voting for may, and are, being manipulated, invisibly coerced by the media and tech giants. breaking from a tradition that us secretaries of state stay above the political fray, america's top diplomat addressed the convention from jerusalem. this president has led bold initiatives in nearly every corner of the world. in china, he's pulled back the curtain on the predatory aggression of the chinese communist party. the president has held china accountable for covering up the

i'm going to go back to where i started, tiffany.let you listen to joe biden responding to the attacks on kamala harris, and here is what he said yesterday. >> donald trump has already started his attacks, calling kamala, quote, nasty, whining about how she's, quote, mean to his appointees. it's no surprise because whining is what donald trump does best. is anyone surprised donald trump has a problem with a strong woman or strong women across the board? >> what do you make of the fact that, you know, trump and his friends have gone right back to the anger, she's angry, she's nasty. i mean these are pretty typical tropes and then add in birtherism to their attacks. >> i think it depends how you define nasty. some people may find nasty -- other people describe ambitious women that way. i think it's a bit beneath us to even address it, joy, to be honest with you. to your point earlier, that the media has given this so much attention, quite honestly, look, i'm bored, you know? i'm just bored with it because they clearly have no narrative

for the tiffany deal has been extended.rexit and gold to the survey due in 10 minutes time. we will talk about the factors moving markets with the market live teams. richard jones next -- market live teams' richard jones next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." we are 50 minutes into the session and looking at gains of 1% on the cac. the ftse 100 in london up about 35 points. let's take a look at what is moving markets across asset classes with richard jones, our mliv affects and rates strategist -- fx and rates strategist in berlin. we are seeing gains in equity indexes. the ftse is a huge laggard when you look across its global competitors. you have got the furlough scheme about to end, as you are writing about on the blog right now, plus brexit coming out. it -- up. it does not look like we are going to see any headway. are we going to continue to see cable at its current level? >> the bleak prospects for a brexit deal will provide a really challenging backdrop for the econom

but tonight, we heard people sharing their personal stories and first lady and tiffany trump and also trying to have a forward looking optimistic america and something that the campaign is trying to push for and fannie mae size this week. host: a few more days to go, you cover the white house in washington. thanks for being with us. we are live tomorrow evening with the september teans speech by vice president from fort mcheny and hear from the second lady and kellyanne conway. a florida state senator a and representative, democrat from south florida representing south florida. i'll begin with you, from what you saw tonight, what's your assessment? >> i think this administration, this republican national committee must think that americans, people in color have not been paying attention to trump dain that donald has engaged in with people of color and issues that matter to them over the last four years. the patronizing, the stunts that were pulled tonight, the speeches that made issues to trump has completely ignored, the nagget that they had the racial to talk about justice, donald t

i'm tiffany trump speaking at the republican convention four years ago., for our country and for my family. like so many students across the world, i graduated from law school during the pandemic. our generation is unified in the facing the future in uncertain times. and many of us are considering what kind of country we want to live in. as a recent graduate, i can relate to so many of you who might be looking for a job. my father built a thriving economy once and, believe me, he will do it again. this election, i urge each and every one of you, to transcend political boundaries. this is a fight for freedom versus oppression. for opportunity versus stagnation, a fight to keep america true to america. i urge you to make judgment based on results and not rhetoric. if you believe in criminal justice reform, there is only one president that passed the first step acted giving people a second chance, a chance of at a life once again. if you believe in expanding quality and affordable healthcare, only president trump, my father, signed the right-to-try into law,

jillian: someone else took a shot at the media, tiffany trump talking about misinformation, take a listenmust recognize our thoughts are being manipulated and coerced rather than allowing americans the right to form our own base, this misinformation system keeps people mentally enslaved to ideas they deem correct. jillian: how are we better at this so we are not coming out and canceling kids and not giving misinformation too quickly because we live in a society because of the evolution of twitter and social media everything is instantaneous, everyone wants to be the first to have the information or give out the facts or what they think are the facts, how are we better, how do we better ourselves? >> we have to be better, everyone wants to be first instead of being accurate, the foundation had a pulled out that was so telling and speaks to what tiffany trump was talking about. 84%, 8 in 10 americans think the media divides the country instead of informs the country. 86% thinks it is biased, 72% of american since 1976 trusted the media. that has been turned on its head. i wish we could be b

we continued now with a brief naturalization ceremony with the president followed by remarks from tiffany and

after that, political analyst tiffany cross shares her thoughts on the power of the black vote. more information on your program guide or online at booktv.org. >> and now, without further ado, let's welcome howard blum. >> thank you christina. when i was writing "in the enemy house" and "night of the assassins" last year it seems like a lot more than a year ago before zoom, before sequestering part of a previous lifetime but i won't digress. last year when i was working on "night of the assassins", i spent a lot of time reading about world war ii i was trying to put myself in the shoes of the people i was reading

but can do simply nothing according to the tiffany's cost situation it has very mind it also tickets to it was just. look i don't keep major issues doesn't need to look to have a cabinet meeting just every think it but it's it can't. be. taken off his ministry on fire by him start without cabinet meeting and on the on that i want to have in your government the formation of a new government this is not the process. according to the current circumstances it indicates that the coming days will but political turmoil among political parties themselves even those who have formed those who form the current government was supposed to be the. government the lights if there if and when we do see new elections in lebanon i mean who is going to emerge there as runners i mean are there people already in the wings waiting who would like to take power. not not quite no not what can't say that stated the political parties the security and parties in the front of the most organized that's what we want one comes to be tested and all these groups that are protesting since 70 s. off march they have swor

even tiffany admits it is murky. what: let's look at shaping up this week, especially in asia.tures a little bit lower. we do have the trade balance and earnings data out later this morning. the kospi at 1.8%. a correction after the recent rally we have seen. and here we are looking at a flat open. potential disruptions to the hong kong trading session. the signal should be lower. details on that. ♪ haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. welcome to "daybreak: asia." our top stories. u.s. stocks complete their fastest ever return to a record, topping february highs. the optimism it not travel. futures are flat in tokyo and down in hong kong and sydney. u.s.-china tensions rise further. president trump

i'm tiffany cross.arris ticket finally official democrats are gearing up for a convention unlike any other in american history. for the first time ever joe biden and senator harris will accept the democratic party's nomination virtually without the traditionally massive crowds all due to the covid-19 pandemic. it will also be the first vital test to see how the democratic party plans to engage voters and do it digitally. the convention will kick off tomorrow with a lineup aimed at galvanizing the democratic basin colluding first lady michelle obama, bernie sanders, and many more. but on the eve of the convention, we have some breaking news. a new nbc news wall

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you will hear from first lady melania trump, mike pompeo as well along with eric and tiffany trump. wednesday, the land of heroes, karen pence will speak along with the vice president. he will give his speech mchenry inrom fort baltimore and also kellyanne conway, and you may have heard the news she is leaving the white house to focus on her family. on tuesday, the president excepts the nomination from the white house. senator tom cotton, kevin mccarthy, who you saw in today's proceedings. as well as the president's daughter of ivanka trump and senior advisor speaking thursday. this text -- president trump is the only candidate who will stand up for the little guy, nominate fair, constitutional justices and help rebuild the economy. peggy, a republican. >> how are you today? >> i am doing well. >> i am just fine. i want to thank the -- c-span for the broadcast. i agree that this is the place to be if you want to know what is taking place today. we want to extend our thanks to the delegates in the beautiful state of washington for unanimous representation today. fascinating here wait

tiffany trump indicted the left-wing national media.ric trump promised his father will continue his fight for the american family. >> people must recognize that our thoughts, our opinions and even the choice of who we are voting for may and are being manipulated and visibly coerced by tech giants. this manipulation of what information we receive impedes our free -- freedoms. >> every day my father fights for the american people, for forgotten men and women of this country, the ones who embody the american spirit which is unlike anything else in the world. to our farmers who work dawn to dusk to keep our plates full, my father will fight for you. to every single mother and father, to our veterans, our coal miners and to the american worker, my father fight for you. and to every proud american who bleeds red, white and blue, my father will continue to fight for you. lou: former florida attorney general pam bondi and an ex-democrat mayor from a small minnesota mining town each attacked joe biden's half century career in politics. both poin

tiffany cross and doctor jason johnson should be ashamed of themselves for engaging in that conversation about african americans just because they have different clinical beliefs. >> very strongly put in appropriately so. thank you tammy and rob. portland, kenosha and the violence in democrat run cities. don't go away , i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ which is why when it comes to his dentures only poligrip cushion and comfort will do. the first and only formula with adaptagrip cushioning technology. choose poligrip cushion and comfort. welcome back. so the latest on portland and kenosha. here's how i want to set up our conversation. first of all i want us to all understand there is a real issue here and we have to address it. yes it's true that the number of unarmed black men killed by police every year is actually tiny but

tiffany cross and doctor jason johnson should be ashamed of themselves for engaging in that conversation about african americans just because they have different clinical beliefs. >> very strongly put in appropriately so. thank you tammy and rob. portland, kenosha and the violence in democrat run cities. don't go ♪ sometimes you want to go ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ applebee's. now that's eating good in the neighborhood. gubut force factor's test x180 are tough. can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. you can adjust youriggest sacomfort on both sides...eep your sleep number setting.. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep?

to, guys, because it did report earnings this morning will benefit of course, tiffany in the u.s.o a certain extent and not an insignificant one relying on tourists, certainly at the flagship store which remains closed because they're renovating it and changing it on fifth avenue and 57th street they did report numbers, jim, you talked about this name a couple days ago when i was reporting on the continued desire on the part of the buyer lvmh to potentially pay a lower price. that is something i will continue to say is something they would like to do, there is something called a material, a material adverse change clause, this he would actually need to find something that would allow them to find a wedge in which they could at least claim a mac, that remains very much unclear the numbers at least from tiffany's perspective will say, hey, we're not doing any worse, in fact, we're doing better than our competitors, sales down 44%, e-commerce up, although as a percentage overall at 15%, 15%t it's moving up dramatically in terms of e-commerce and china is rebounding quite strongly. th

tiffany: whoo! nathan: more deals?! wayne: tiffany, what's behind curtain number one?to me, tiffany! jonathan: it's a trip to fiji! - i am amazing! wayne: who wants some cash? - i need that! wayne: you've got the big deal! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, what's up, america? welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thanlet's make a deal.tuning in.who wants to make a deal? giraffe, come on, giraffe. hey, sarah, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you. wayne: sarah, what do you do? - i just got out of the marine corps. wayne: just got out of the marine corps, give her a big round of applause. thank you so much for serving thcountry, thank you.

luke and tiffany and their two kids backed up the truck friday, they were supposed to move to utah this weekend but moving day the truck was gone.>> just went blank after that really. just disbelief. >> luke says that truck was locked and parked outside their home on cameron street, it was likely taken sometime after midnight the u-haul was spotted heading west near the castro valley trader joe's around 2:15. his wife and kids are devastated to lose some of their most cherished items. artwork, pictures and family heirlooms.>> basically our entire last 20 years of marriage, military wife's moms stuff that she had given her once she had passed away. all of our kids pictures, furniture, everything was in the truck.>> reporter: the truck has an arizona license plate, there is also an identification number on the side that reads tt1148. >>> and campbell police are investigating what the appears to be an attempted murder suicide, police arrived at the malone committee last night after receiving 2911 calls that were quicklcers arrived they helped two children who were trying to get out of one

all of the daughters, jared kushner, tiffany trump, melania trump.re people that are going to try to play a little cleanup here on these pretty damning recordings. but there was a lot of questions around mary trump, trump's niece's book, and where this information that she revealed in "the new york times" best seller about certain topics, such as whether -- how she move that trump had had someone take the s.a.t. for her. so she did finally confirm that this came from maryanne barry, trump's sister herself. i think this was, you know, part of the effort to combat a lot of the attacks that trump's niece had been getting, claiming that this information wasn't accurate. but it is really hard to dispel, when you're hearing that from someone who the president speaks glo glowingly of, previously. a federal judge in new york, whose rivalry with her brother actually stems from some chagrin over the president trying to take credit for maryanne barry's current position. >> how does the idea of the president's family, how is it going to play out and affect the 2

jewelry giant tiffany's sparkling into the close. luxury rebound in china and a big pop in online sales in both the uk and the u.s. are driving earnings past estimates. tiffany's digital sales here in the states, you ready? jumped 122% during the covid quarter. just nuts, right? shares right now are jumping 1.8% to $123.72. that's called retail therapy. you buy diamonds. they are still shiny. one of the nation's oldest department stores is singing its swan song. lord & taylor going out of business sale launching today. the chain closing all 38 locations after filing for bankruptcy earlier this month. lord & taylor one of the pandemic's many retail casualties. >>> now, from retail to hard-hit travel stocks. they are actually rebounding on the fda's approval of abbott labs' new 15-minute rapid covid test. united airlines, marriott, carnival cruises, some of the biggest winners across the nasdaq and s&p, which has nine minutes left of trade. delta airlines also in the green but making some waves with its new face mask policy. let's get