>> tiffany, you're absolutely right.ry conservative republicans, so you have those political wins against us and we have a majority of african-americans as well and we know the historical thoughts and mistrust of african-americans in our public hlth systems. we have been fighting that since day one here, and that's why we find ourselves as one of the lowest vaccination places in the country right now. trying to beat back against that is with relationships. talking to family members, talking to people that are at our churches and using our personal relationships, the relationships we've catered for a lifetime to really -- that's what it takes to overcome all the misinformation out there is literally killing people in my community. >> literally. and, look, i have people in my family who are distrustful, but i have to say a lot of people have since come around, so it's very scary. ben, i'm curious why these platforms aren't kicking people off. like this doctor we talked about in the open. how is it he's able to stay on the

>> absolutely, tiffany. a piece of legislation that senators have tried to move for quite a while now. and here's what it includes. it's $550 billion in new spending on infrastructure projects. that includes roads and bridges. that includes highways. it includes public transit. there's about $65 billion in here for new broadband. it includes water infrastructure as well. there is a lot in here that every american from coast to coast will experience on some level if this passes. it has not passed the senate yet. this this is just the first vote. but you had 17 republicans voting with 50 out of the 50 senate democrats to move forward with this. that is not just the core five republicans who were negotiating the bill, it's not just moderates like susan collins and lisa murkowski. it is conservatives too. it is mitch mcconnell, who has self-styled himself as the grim reaper of progressive legislation. he says this deal should move forward and he appears open to the final product here. so a big deal here for one

tiffany, you don't want anybody taking money out of your pocket. they make a lot of money but a lot live check to check. >> yeah. >> you get 12 checks, right, if you don't make it into the post-season. you get 12 or 16 checks and you realize, hold on, i don't have any money and you're taking a check away? that's a big check to take away, and people will pay attention. >> a lot of these athletes are taking care of families, distant cousins and relatives like a lot of us are, amen. i get that. that money matters. i have to tell you, jahmel -- i called you jamele, your bff. for weeks a friend of mine said just say it would be good to see someone get a chip. i don't have any sports terminology anymore. before we get to that, time to play our favorite game. that is "who won the week?" that is with me, cari champion, our resident champion, and our returning champion latosha brown is back with us. so who do i start with first? cari, we will stick with you. who won the week? >> naomi osaka clearly. i'm going say that because not only are we right at the op

tiffany mcgee. jon najarian all eyes on the -- joe, terranova as we go alphabet hitting a new high today ahead of the print it's exciting after the bell today. >> it's exciting if you're a holder of alphabet and i look at the three stocks that i own that will be reporting today, alphabet, microsoft and apple. on i'm most excited about alphabet i believe clearly there is a lot of positive momentum relating to search and digital ads deidre just mentioned it before, we're seeing positive momentum build in cloud services. so alphabet has been since may of last year outperforming the overall tech sector. outperforming apple, outperforming microsoft. but understand, scott, that's different than what it's been experiencing over the last five years. you've got over the last five years 250% in the xlk, 250% for alphabet but 500% for apple and 490% for microsoft. so i'm focused on alphabet i think that's the clean clear winner i'm curious as to why we see outperformance in apple since june is it the iphone 12

tiffany cross is in for joy. hi, tiffany. >> hi, ari. i suspect you know who bought that album. i suspect it's you. >> i wish. >> all right. well, cash means everything around me so i better earn it. i'm take it from here. have a good night, my friend. good evening, everybody at home, i'm tiffany cross in for joy reid. we begin "the reidout" with that stunning testimony from capitol hill. the bipartisan select house committee investigating january 6th heard from those four police officers who risked their lives to defend the capitol. those officers described the siege in harrowing detail recounting the trauma they endured at the hands of violent insurrectionists. listen, some of what you're about to see and hear is quite disturbing. >> what i witnessed and experienced on january 6th, 2021, was unlike anything i had ever seen. >> on january 6, for the first time i was more afraid to work at the capitol than my entire deployment to iraq. >> until then, i had never seen anyone physically assault capitol police or mpd let alone witness mass assaults being perpetrated on law enforcem

tiffany: yeah, i agree with andrew. this report was really mixed. there was a lot of noise here. andrew suggested that the establishment survey, the headline payroll report was obviously strong. i think there were other indicators that suggest that economic activity did accelerate up in june, but on the others of that, there were other pieces of this report that were week. namely, one of the things that came out of this report that is kind of interesting is that the supply-side bottlenecks that are pushing up prices are actually impacting real activity as well, so we saw that hiring was weaker in the construction and manufacturing industries, and i think that is the result of some of these supply-side issues that are happening. i think as andrew said, there's a little bit here for everybody. he household survey was also mixed and a bit weak. i think fed officials can see what they want to see on this report, so the folks that were more hawkish to begin with probably would rather taper in september and one to get rate hikes off in 2022. they probably

tiffany dubin vice president of sotheby's is with us now.is world of wearable art, how has it evolved? >> the world of wearable art, sculpture to where is booming. the global art industry is 2020. we are talking about a $50 billion industry. this is an area that now people are going into. matt: sorry to interrupt you. we don't have much time. i want to know what you think about the possibility of appreciation here. if you bought a balloon dog, you have done well with your money. is that going to be the same kind of investment potential with these wearable art pieces? >> value will increase but you have to do your homework. it has to be a part of the body of work of an artist, has to be rate from them right goldsmith. it has to have a context. this is not jewelry. this is artwork, another medium the artist is playing with. does that answer your question? matt: indeed. jon: i guess protect the art as well that you are wearing. tiffany: protect the art and make sure it is stamped, make sure you know who the goldsmith is that you worked on it. m

my friend tiffany cross joins me now.ave on tap today. >> you story you went through ali was heart breaking. we have a long way to go with the criminal justice system in the country. we'll be talking to an attorney for miss levi, one of about 4,500 federal prisoners released to home confinement as a precaution to avoid covid. but now she has to go back to prison after missing a phone call from her parole officer because she was taking a class. we'll be talking about her case and what happens to the other low-level offenders released during the pandemic. essentially in a state of limbo. plus the cruelty in the criminal justice system we'll talk to adam swer $serwer about his new book. i don't know if you've seen this new video from january 6th. a congressman will talk to me about the house committee investigating the insurrection live in los angeles. it's a jam-packed show a lot to get to. a quick story i want to plug. we're talking about -- i don't know if you heard about this -- black tiktok user are boycotting the platf

>> oh, tiffany, so great to be with you, my sister.you just graciously introduced me, a former host at fox news, i've been a correspondent at cbs news and worked as a trial attorney in criminal defense work and some other things in my career. and this experience as a real housewives of new york has been challenging, but i've got to tell you, it has been as impactful, probably in ways more impactful than any of the work i've been blessed and privileged to do. >> i watched the harlem episode, and i couldn't look away. i will say that. some of the women say things and i wonder, does it come from a place of ignorance, like you're saying this because you really don't know any better, or do you know better but there's never really been a person of color to check you for some of these remarks? what do you think, since you've been kind of immersed in this space where you are the only? >> you know, i'm not entirely sure, tiffany, where it comes from. but what i do know is just lis listening to that incredible conversation you just had, i also c

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>> tiffany, i think this is a great discussion.r it is that they prefer. now, when we're talking about entire peoples and cultures, i do think that that used by media and others of the term latinx is an imposition on the community. as you said, very few latinos in this country identify with that term, use it. a lot of them have never even heard it. and i think it also reflects a misunderstanding of the spanish language. the spanish language, when we say los latinos, for example, that includes everyone. that's not in that sense a male or a term that identifies gender. it refers to everyone. so, look, spanish is my first language. we take our culture very seriously. we love the united states, obviously. but we keep our culture, we taught our daughters spanish here at home before they learned english at school, and that's just our language. spanish is kind of the mother tongue of latino culture, of those of us whose families came from latin america, and for those of us who really understand and appreciate the language, we kind of don'

good morning, tiffany. thanks for waking up earlier. >> good morning, frank. >> you need coffee usually you're popped? >> no, i have my coffee here i'm waiting for you to give me a question. >> i think the question is what do you see is the catalyst for markets trading so much higher you had a great day on the markets yesterday. on monday we saw the worst day of the markets what do you attribute this to? >> it was very clear that the closer we got to the end of the year we were going to see increased volatility you know, lately it seems like every little thing is kind of turning the markets so you think back about two weeks ago it was really centered on the fed the fed statements and powell statements about inflation now i think that maybe on monday we had a little bit of, you know, anxiety around the delta variants you know what, we're really in full swing in terms of earnings season and we're getting great numbers. maybe people are getting a little bit more confident. at this point i really can't call it

tiffany? rep. tiffany: mr. chairman, you are pouring it on this morning. i want to say to judge meyer, thank you for being here today. i would like to know who the 20 when people are who voted against you. because we are seeking a diverse judiciary, they cast the wrong boat -- wrong vote. admiral cruz, over the last 30 years, have we made progress? admiral cruz: in judiciary? obviously i think we have. i don't have the statistics in front of me. rep. tiffany: i appreciate that, because i think we have, too. you focus on a api judges and senator whitehouse, a democrat from rhode island called her a cartoon of a fake judge. do you think that's an accurate statement? do you think it's an appropriate statement? admiral cruz: it is not a statement i would use. rep. tiffany: thank you very much would also point out that ivy league schools are disk terminating against asian-american students come up record. -- african-american students for the record. in regards to miguel estrada -- let me make sure i say this correctly, democrat leadership when he was being cons

and tiffany kearney will present this item. >> sometimes consumers have a critical or urgent need for nutrition support. these situations and consumers, das is seeking approvals for a grant with meals on wheels to provide emergency home delivered meal services. our intake department, the emergency meal request and determines if emergency services are needed. examples of emergency situations include a referral from adult protective services or sfpd, a person who is at risk for hospitalization or readmission to either -- readmission to a hospital without nutrition support. meals on wheels as the designated emergency home delivered meal partner will prioritize the requests and start services quickly. thank you and i am happy to answer any questions you have at this time. >> president knutzen: comments or questions from the commission? all right. seeing none, do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on item v? >> clerk: moderator please open the phone lines for public comment. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> president knutzen: great. hearing no further requests to

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joining me now is my colleague tiffany cross of the cross connection.alk to a member of the youly announced conservative climate caucus. which makes more sense than it might sound like to some people, because if you're a conservative you should be thinking about conserving the earth. >> you think so, right? but conservative chao climate caucus may sound like an oxymoron to some. but i'm i'll talk to the chairman of the caucus, congressman john curtis as extreme temperatures hit the northwest this week. we'll find out if the republicans have a plan of action on climate change because we really don't know if they support the policy. also, this morning, we will count down to the olympics. i'll talk to one of my favorite people gold medalist tommy smith who famously raised his fist in protest at the 1968 olympic games and vinnie blanco from the bronx. i'm talk to the actor about the plans for the new smithsonian museum celebrating american latino culture. i'm superexcited you've been working all morning but stick around and watch my show. >> this is the thi

tiffany? rep. tiffany: mr. chairman, you are pouring it on this morning. want to say to judge meyer, thank you for being here today. i would like to know who the 20 when people are who voted against you. because we are seeking a diverse judiciary, they cast the wrong vote. admiral cruz, over the last 30 years, have we made progress? admiral cruz: in judiciary? obviously i think we have. i don't have the statistics in front of me. rep. tiffany: i appreciate that, because i think we have, too. you focus on a api judges and senator whitehouse, a democrat from rhode island called her a cartoon of a fake judge. do you think that's an accurate statement? do you think it's an appropriate statement? admiral cruz: it is not a statement i would use. rep. tiffany: thank you very much would also point out that ivy league schools are discriminating against asian-american students for the record. in regards to miguel estrada -- let me make sure i say this correctly, democrat leadership when he was being considered in the early to thousands, they said he was especially d

tiffany cross is in for joy. hi, tiffany. >> hi, ari. i suspect you know who bought that album. means everything around me so i better earn it. i'm take it from here. have a good night, my friend. good evening, everybody at home, i'm tiffany cross in for joy reid. we begin "the reidout" with that stunning testimony from capitol hill. the bipartisan select house committee investigating january 6th heard from those four police officers who risked their lives to defend the capitol. those officers described the

>> yes, thanks for having me, tiffany. i think charlemagne hit it exactly on the nose when he said the president gave a good speech but at the end of the day we're in the seeing the action. he can't reasonably think there is going to be ten republicans who will vote for voting rights and that's the one point where i disagree with charlemagne, i think he knows there are not ten republicans voting for voting righting. i think he is giving up on the idea of modifying it at the end of the day, the filibuster, and that's where the discussion is it, that's what the pressure has to be, and the best support, representative crocket and the texas voters and black and brown voters across the country, we have to put all of our efforts into ending this filibuster. you can't give a speech saying voter suppression is the worst since the civil war and an existential crisis and punctuate that speech by basically saying i'm not going to do anything with the filibuster. it is inconsistent. it's hypocritical. and we have to push hard and that

security, a very warm welcome to you all mr. tiffany. i'd like to begin with you we. we spoke earlier about the power of nitrogen in terms of being a pollutant. what happens to the world if we continue expelling nitrogen at the rate that we are now? what happens to the air to the water, to bio diversity? well, the key thing here is that we're applying nitrogen to agricultural land. well that does is it increases the rights of c, m missions of nitrous oxide, and not oxide is one of the most polluting greenhouse gases. so there is so the 1st impact will be that we will continue to see trouble warming as a result of human activity. and then on top of that, we applying nitrogen to, to the soil can potentially affect the natural ecosystem. just the plants that were growing, outcompete the, the tops the top naturally in that particular area. and probably more importantly can stop to, to know how started to damage significantly. i'm a continue to do some damage. the soil, which we use is the medium, obviously for growing growing most of our cro

. >> reporter: fremont resident tiffany toss isn't sold. she remains to wear a mask until there's a definitive end to the covid-19 pandemic. >> i just think it can ott someone else e like or make someone else feel safer, why not just do it? >> reporter: dr. ruddman told weeks, reasons why san jose resident tiffany vu said i've b anytime i leave the house, but it's not really a big surprise to me we have to mask up again. >> reporter: so far the move for everyone to mask indoors is a recommendation, the a requirement. in san jose i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> alameda county superior court is reinstating a mandatory indoor mask requirement regardless of vaccination status. ucsf says it is also requiring people to wear masks indoors. the order is in effect everywhere on campus, not just at ucsf's hospitals and clinics. >>> at 11:59 tomorrow night los angeles county's new mask mandate will go into effect. everyone will be required to wear a mask indoors even those who are vaccinated. health officials say the mandate is necessary as co

we speak. tiffany black coach, his new film night, the kings expose african ancient oral tradition from inside an ivory coast prison. all of them all coming up and bought 2 of going underground. ah ah, the new gold rush is underway and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold and education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which still will have the strongest appeal to count down the next day. she has torn and historic day monetary history. that would be august 15th, 1971, the dated, then president. richard nixon closed the gold window, basically defaulting on americans, obligations to great britain at the time. and since then we've had pure monetary chaos. the ah ah, i use the welcome back to this week mark free 125th anniversary of the opening of the 1st cinema by disco paul in the u. s. since then, the u. s. has come to dominate the global cinema industry through hollywood, which is based accusations of being a tool for the united states is foreign poli

. >> reporter: fremont resident tiffany toss isn't sold. she remains to wear a mask until there's a definitive end to the covid-19 pandemic. >> i just think it makes me feel safer and also feel like if it can protect someone else or make someone else feel safer, why not just do it? >> reporter: dr. ruddman told reporters cases in the county tripled in the last three weeks, reasons why san jose resident tiffany vu said she anticipated the return of masking indoors. >> i've been wearing the mask anytime i leave the house, but it's not really a big surprise to me we have to mask up again. >> reporter: so far the move for everyone to mask indoors is a recommendation, the a requirement. in san jose i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> alameda county superior court is reinstating a mandatory indoor mask requirement regardless of vaccination status. ucsf says it is also requiring people to wear masks indoors. the order is in effect everywhere on campus, not just at ucsf's hospitals and clinics. >>> at 11:59 tomorrow night los angeles county's n

"the reidout" starts now with tiffany in for joy.m tiffany cross in for joy reid, and we begin "the reidout" just hours away from a select committee is about

well, tiffany is it is more than 8 year-old lawsuit accusing pasco of trademark infringement of copyright for selling generic diamond engagement rings bearing the tiffany name of just missile came after a federal appeals court threw out a 21 million dollar judgment that tiffany won in 2000, 17 following a jury trial and wendy's has added ghost pepper ranch dipping sauce or its menu. the fast food chain pair of the dipping sauce the spicy chicken nuggets nothing ghost pepper was once considered to be the hottest pepper in the world. but that is no longer the case according to pepper head the carolina reaper pepper has the highest scoville rating goes pepper. there's still the top 10. nothing to sneeze social security recipients on track to see the biggest cost of living raise it for decades driven by inflation that we've seen over the past few months. the senior citizens league estimates adjustment could be as much as 6.1%, the social security administration will do their calculation in october. live from new york. i'm jane king. back to area out can eat that have peppered j. >> you. i hav

>> the guidance is the guidance from the cdc, tiffany.you're fully vaccinated, you do not need to wear mask indoors or outdoors. what we are seeing in the real world is that in those areas where you have a lot of dynamics of transmission and you have situation where a proportion of the population in particular given geographic area might be very low with regard to the percentage of people who are vaccinated. under those circumstance, local authorities like in certain states or certain cities are saying even though you are vaccinated, just to be doubly sure when you're indoors, you should be wearing mask. the broader country wide recommendation is that if you're vaccinated, you're protected and you don't need to wear mask indoor or outdoor. you'll be hearing about situations where people will say, hey, if you're in an area with high density of infection and a low level of community vaccine, you might want to consider wearing mask even if you are vaccinated. >> yeah. thank you so much dr. fauci for providing clarity there and for everything

. >>> good morning everybody, welcome to "the cross next," i am tiffany cross. we have a lot to get to today. we are starting with new revelation for the insurrection. speaker pelosi announced this week that congressman bennie thompson will investigate january 6th event. mccarthy was not too pleased about that and he has not announced which republicans he'll appoint to committee. now congressman thompson is not scared and made it clear that the january 6th committee is following this investigation where ever it goes even if it leads to trump's doorsteps. >> let me ask you something, will you call trump? >> let me say this, we'll have a good commitment and professional investigators and we'll have the best that we have to offer to help us to conduct this investigation. where ever the facts lead us, chris, we'll call. >> the facts lead you to trump, will you call trump? >> if the facts lead us there and our investigators say that best interest, we'll look at it. >> there is something ironic and poetic that this is all happening when the country is celebrating the

tiffany cross is off this morning. we begin this saturday with lawmakers in a push to propose a revised voting rights bill before the august recess. senate democrats are expected to propose a scaled back version of the bill in an attempt to garner republican support. the hill's top democrats met with president biden and vice president harris at the white house on saturday to discuss pushing the bill forward. meanwhile, democratic state representatives from texas, who left the lone star state 1k9 days ago ago in order to solve package of a restrictive elections bill remain here in washington, continuing to press congress to pass federal legislation. now, the battle for the plat is reaching the streets of austin, texas, as activists who have been marching since wednesday, descend on the state capitol today. joining me now, live from the march, former congressman from texas, beto o'rourke, and co-chairman of the poor people's campaign, bishop william barber. bishop william barber is also the author of "we are called to be

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tiffany, do you have any more questions? >> hi, this is tiffany. i live in soma so we don't have much space here, but i was curious if you had heard any feedback from the disability community so far or if this is kind of your first 4a into interacting with the community? >> well, tiffany, i'm glad to sell you we have our 1 slow street in soma, we just installed it last week and it's already working pretty well. the group of streets between harrison and folsom i believe. so soma's finally getting its slow street. we have been hearing from the disability community throughout the program and we've been hearing community feedback in a variety of different ways since the beginning of the program, we have a slow streets e-mail address that gets thousands of e-mails and suggestions. we've had a number of meetings about how to make slow streets better and how to improve the design of them and we're hoping that our new materials make it a lot more predictable and a lot easier for people to use slow streets. but there hasn't been as much of a concerted effor

tiffany, of course, was bought by parent lbmh.of a percent right now. >>> all right, you would think that that little blue box or trips to birks could be the eventual outcome of the so-called hot vax summer that's coming, but the cdc is pouring cold water over it this afternoon at the white house press briefing on the pandemic. the covid czar announcing that the covid cases in the united states have jumped 10% this week alone driven by what the cdc called today the hyper-transmissable delta variant which is already proving to be a huge threat to those who are not vaccinated. it comes just as singles ready to race back out into the world are flooding dating apps. one in particular is garnering massive increased volume. coffee meets bagel, it's fast becoming the hottest dating app in part for one unique aspect involving the pandemic. joining us live, the cofounder and chief dating officer of coffee meets bagel. great to see you, thank you very much. to this breaking news about the delta variant and the fact that the white house and

you have supported tiffany kaman. she won her race.people voted for every level of government, look at districts like mine where overwhelmingly voters were tiffany, and eric adams voters, so what you want about eric adams, but for example, has been 70 the support of the crisis management system ." she is supported by the democratic-socialist of america but nationally, a president by meeting with eric today as he speaks about crime with attorney general merrick garland and others. it is taken by the democrats as know to defund the police and yes to a heavy police presence. do you think that is the wrong message to take? >> i do. i do think it is a wrong message to take. i do believe that very heavily because -- it is not just a matter of personal opinion, but we also see public polling showing that is the wrong interpretation to take as well. this is not to say people should not be concerned with public safety. what we do know is people across the country are increasingly concerned about incidents of public safety. this is mirrored by p

tiffany's performed pretty well in the u.s. and in china. going launch new gold jewelry collection soon and finally of course people have indulged with champagne during the pandemic. even when they were home they were buying dom perinon to survive covid-19. mark: it is important that we have that champagne to survive. i found myself increasing my wine budget. households have increased savings as such from the pandemic. it seems like the broader luckry sectors did well for this stage of the pandemic. >> very well indeed. if you look at the euro stocks. it was one of the best sectors since the beginning of the year and you have lvmh and also gucci, cartier, many remain bullish about the sector however some are saying that the sector could runout steam and we could see bullish moves fade in the future. the rebound in certain luxury sectors, have a lot of mma activity. we saw this with tiffany's and in belgium, we saw richemont acquire the handbag. anna: if you're thinking about what to do with bitcoin. that money saved up during lockdown. thank

. >> on your conference call you made a couple of tiffany clouds including tiffany, ali and at&t.r interesting company -- ali can have anybody they want it's a brilliantly run company why do you think they chose mongodb? >> well, i think very simply mongodb is one of the most popular technologies used by developers everywhere and what i mean everywhere i mean everywhere, in china in india, latin america, obviously along with north america and europe so one of the reasons alibaba and a whole bunch of other companies, have a relationship with ten cent too is because developers love mongodb our software has been downloaded 180 million times. to put that number in perspective there's only 25 million developers in the world so how popular we've become and we are becoming the standard by which people build applications. >> i was looking at your win site i was always upset "forbes" in the last few years was able to do so many things. i couldn't believe how quickly they could change their site, do everything, commerce too that was all built on mongodb, wasn't it? >> it was. so one of the

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we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffanyst the beginning. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. a quick check on the markets here the dow still fractionally lower down 25 points and the nasdaq off the lows now down about 1% technology is the worst performing sector of the day >> time now power movers first up biogen down more than 6% today the cleveland clinic and mt. sinai announced they won't administer the drug to patients. the fda chief telling a reporter to move on after being asked about its approval reporters love to be told to move on, by the way. the stock down 16% >> never a way to get people off the story when you handle it like that. shares of just eat, the parent company of grub hub, delivering order growth of 47%. but analysts at citi say they continue to struggle with profitability. >> and finally, raymond james upgrading delta to strong buy from market perform. the analyst saying it is too hard for market valuation. >>> now during the pandemic many people fled south making florida real estate and miami very hot in

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estuve detenido un promedio sobre 27 horas un poco m'as de 24 horas una experiencia de tiffany k hab'ia, con ganas de un cambio vi a muchos j'ovenes muy digna con ideas muy claras, y vi que los agentes policiales y militares est'an muy ofuscado, no saben c'omo lidiar con esto, est'an tocados de trabajo, viv'i eso la euforia y la confianza de una gen generaci'on que quiere un c cambio >> mucha gente tiene esos sentimientos encontrados por un lado orgullo al ver que tanta gente perdi'o miedo el pasado domingo y tambi'en esta pre preocupaci'on por la represi'on del estado daniel tuvo que firmar un d documento que si vuelve a participar en una manifestaci'on lo podr'ian arrastrar por m'as tiempo, pero volvea a salir a manifestarse porque quiere ser parte de este cambio con la nueva generaci'on. >> recordarÁn a cinco niÑas pequeÑas que fueron abandonadas y rescatadas por la patrulla fronteriza en texas, los pap'as cruzaron a r'io bravo para estar con ellas el padre lo consigui'o pero la madre fue deportada. ahora lo ha logrado y por fin est'a aqu'i en estados unidos. >> tras una larga a agon

. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ >>> thanks for joining us, everyone. "done lemon tonight." did you think this would happen? did you think we'd have miracle vaccines, the envy of the entire world and so many of us would refuse to just roll up our sleeves and get the shot? we have all vaccines that we could ever need, some states may actually need to start getting rid of unused doses because there is just not enough interest. the waste of human life and life saving doses. no other way to describe it. really sickening. literally. the cdc saying the daily average of people getting fully vaccinated is hitting another low. the lowest its been since the end of january and this is happening as the delta variant is fueling outbreaks across this country. more than 43,000 new covid cases every day. 43,000. more than 43,000 every single day. that's what vaccine he is take -- hesitation. is doing to us. the biden administration health official telling cnn quote we're seeing the consequences of what we've been warning about for a month. it's serious and it's spreadi

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. >> that was tiffany devereau. infected. her 85-year-old grandmother was the only one who was vaccinated. she says her mother and her fiance's dying wish was for her to get the vaccine. in florida, new numbers from the state's department of health show a 50% jump in cases over the last week. more than 110,000 new cases reported. the average of new people now partially vaccinated, though, is ticking up again. but the state is still shy of having half its residents fully vaccinated. yet in the face of those numbers, this is the message from the state's governor ron desantis. >> there will be no restrictions and no mandates in the state of florida. [ cheering ] floridians have been, are, and will remain free to choose what's best for themselves and their families and we will protect their right to work, we'll protect the right of businesses to operate, and we will protect the right of our kids to attend school in person. >> nearly every county in florida right now is considered by the cdc to have a high level of commu

romaine: a lot of worries right now about potential slowdown of economic tiffany -- economic activityyet apple, facebook, growing but a potential slowdown in revenue growth. focusing today on the road to recovery, a rocky road, and parts of the economy are reopening on art of the economy are now facing potential new restrictions. we talk about broadway, corporate offices, vaccines and masks that are now being mandated. we dig into all these areas including supply chains and housing, is hot and restaurants, even hotter. that is where we want to start, an area of the economy that has been growing -- consumer spending. we are spending money and that is giving us a boost. joe: brisk consumer personal income and spending data out today, always one of the more interesting numbers. we have it. it is interesting, because we have these huge swings and a huge drop in spending. a big increase in income. but we see something resembling normalization. it is almost as if you put your hand at the top of the chart and the other at the bottom and draw a line through the middle, we couldn't even imagin

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joining me now to help make sense of this is tiffany cross, host of "the cross connection" right hereg my ability to display composure. let's go back to this vaccine outreach. according to tennessee's now new rules, if the health department wants to issue any information about vaccines, staff are instructed to strip their logo off the documents. the health department will stop all covid-19 vaccine events on school property. they won't remind teens to get their second dose. teens will be excluded from the post cards. basically they're saying don't protect kids from covid. make this make sense. >> i wish i could, joy. this is so ridiculous. so the fact that she was fired because there is a legal doctrine that says if you are 14 years or older, you can get vaccinated without your parents' permission. this is the problem that they had with that. they are so married to this crazy maga madman they are willing to die for him. so the local officials have to contend with false information, disinformation on social media, political influence based in nothing but ignorance. and it's creating hav

tiffany and josh and myself, we got to live our childhood with him. share those milestones in life with him. what about sienna? my dad is still here, you know, and hers is not. ♪♪ >>> i texted him. he wasn't answering. i arrived at the office. i could see that something was really, really wrong. i called somebody that steve worked with and he said, "steve's been shot." and i said, "did he survive?" and he said, "no." >> reporter: steve pitt was unforgettable. >> i think he's one of a kind. he just completely broke the mold. >> reporter: he was the first to die that week. hunted down by a man with a gun and a grudge.

. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. that china is our biggest potential threat in the chinese navy has made in norman strides over the course of the last decade or so for ticketing submarines and its missile capabilities, how do you assess the u.s. overall maritime preparedness and capability to deter china and if it comes to it to deal with direct chinese conflict? >> i first have to say the most import capability of the united states navy in conflict with china is our submarine force and i do think he maintained a significant advantage and that will serve us well is not a world winning capability but it certainly the single largest contributor, the cruisers and destroyers and aircraft carriers will have to come into harm's way and it cost with china used to be a significant war fighting advantage and it's now razor thin in many areas, it's absolutely imperative that our sailors and officers be trained to the highest level and as i said earlier be laserbeam focus on the chinese threat and other margins get narrow in na