her dad, toby, took her to an ohio state football game when she was little.e and her mom lisa say that was it. >> she told me that that's where she wanted to be. and i told her if she worked hard and got good grades, i'd make sure she could go. >> reporter: and she never applied anywhere else? >> no. >> that's where i want to go. and don't worry "i'm gonna get in." >> reporter: makenzie is reagan's little sister. >> i just remember that whole year leading up to it. she had just told everyone, "well, i'm gonna be going to ohio state." >> reporter: she basically told the admissions people, "this is happening." >> "basically that i'm coming." >> reporter: madison, jackie, kirsten and stephanie were her college roommates. she had a goofy streak to her? >> oh, yeah. >> the goofiest. >> yeah, yeah. she was hilarious. >> she was just silly. she was just always laughing and always making us laugh. >> reporter: to earn some extra cash, reagan applied for a job at this popular columbus restaurant called bodega. kirsten and stephanie worked there too. >> she's like, "i

toby, i also want to thank you.nt district and brooklyn comes at the highest with district in america right now these days. good to see you. and i want to thank you for that kind introduction. it's wonderful to be here with all of you to hear the stories come talk about how we're going to get through these tough times, difficult times. today, today's story is certainly one in south florida. we are all living some version of it right now with some of the most important part of our lives being put on hold. the same story being moved by people like carl who many of you know well. carl is here today i'm told. i don't know -- [inaudible] >> hey, carl. how were you, man? good to see here. light was shining light in my eyes looking at you, man. i apologize. carl is 39 -- no, 93 when he acts like he's 39 years old. doing so much in this committee, a few thank you all decided to rename this community center in his honor. i've heard wonderful things about you, , and look forward to say hello to you privately. i had the pleasu

it takes a 1000 steps to assemble hundreds of tiny components that's how i feel aggrieved toby young work is made william shome founded his own brand a decade ago hong kong is the birthplace of these high end time pieces this is where they're designed and dissembled because we want to show our all in the house . had a bad back of the watch but the clock is ticking in november the made in hong kong label will be replaced by made in china the u.s. has revoked hong kong special trading status. because in france for us to speak. most of the work and all that we try to invest for the raw materials inside the show this press if it were your bread and also for the back of the 4 policy changes that i did to double or triple the whole cost i also always offer a lot higher hung county as a member as a separate customs territory in the labeling policy came amid the intensifying u.s. china conflict it's one of a series of american countermeasures against the political upheaval in the financial hub as the city's 2nd largest trading partner the us is ending the decades long preferential treatment

[applause] ♪ ♪ >> please welcome city commissioner toby for your. ♪ ♪ >> hello, broward county.by feuer. i grew up in new york city. i got married and had two wonderful children. i worked 25 years at an administration, in 1998 who were allegedly retired. it wasn't much of her retirement to me. i became involved with my local community, i served eight years on the western city commission. i would like to call myself a professional volunteer. i work with the western music society, friends of the library and the american association of university women to name just a few. always say this is the most important election of our lifetime but for florida seniors this is the most important election we will ever vote in. like so many seniors i paid into social security for my entire life and plans my retirement around that income but now donald trump is threatening to defund social security, neighbors depend on social security as possible source of income and for a president to break his promise to us is unconscionable. before covid-19, social gatherings and so much more but everything ch

he would be focusing on one important victory, i think. >> stephen: toby was a speechwriter.on, as a writer yourself, how-- what do you think of the plot of the year 2020? because every so often, i just want to yell, "okay, 2020, that's a little too on the nose. that's a-- that's a little too much. really, the person who is spreading the coronavirus is named hope? why did you name the character hope?" ( laughter ) >> 2020 jumped the shark a long while ago. but i think the problem, in terms of writing it-- writers are going to have plenty to write about these-- these last four or five years. but i think that you'll very seldom see donald trump as anon-stage oron-screen character. he'll be off stage. he'll in news footage, because he's implausible. and in fact the one place right now where you see him as a character, stephen, is on your show, is on "our cartoon president" which is by far the most generous portrayal of donald trump i've ever seen. >> stephen: yes. >> because in every episode, he does what a tv character does-- he changes by the end of the episode. he learns some

toby isn't the only one relying on a bright gaming future.the biggest winners of the eastport hype are the game developers world championships with exorbitant sums of prize money are the perfect advertising. and the sports are growing bigger and bigger. but as with anything that grows rapidly the question arises are a sports a bubble at risk of bursting. into blossom to finance a home bust by definition a bubble means that something about the very foundation isn't right and that the business somehow doesn't deliver what it claims to talk to if you know and yet we currently have 452500 1000000 e-sports fans worldwide generating a bit over a 1000000000 euros of sales this year and when the maybe you can see the business is just getting started and will grow much bigger the few close of its. sports are no longer some. they are here to stay. but while europe is still debating whether they even qualify as sport and all the sports in asia are already on par with an olympic discipline. what does home mean after 3 decades of a unified germany. in the

hospitals are becoming overrun time and again yvonne is worried about his country an explosion of tobie cases and a new lockdown would be a catastrophe for the people of the region. it's a thin line our country needs the economy but this can only be done with strict security measures and the worst thing now is not so much the virus but people's ignorance. ignorance that could have severe consequences for maria jose she works as a hotel concierge and has to get tested. one guest tested positive for kevin. i know i like working with terrorists but the risk is always there. the situation is complicated but we also have to make money. carelessness means that the doctors do not know when this will end they have their own families who they do not want to in fact. children who are waiting for a welcome home cares and a hug and hope that their parents will remain a healthy. see other bear in mind if they get sick then i can no longer be with them. i'm afraid that they will dying. tourism during a pandemic the wiring of getting sick with the longing for life and the need to make a living it may

mommas good has lived in toby for 20 years working as an art isn't doing thread book on fabric. after months of sitting idle their heads just assumed to work in his workshop. by live our earlier i used to get orders from clients but now i have to go out and look for them. and i still don't get much work. there's been a lot of loss i have to pay the room rent and the electricity bill. he says he has never seen a slowdown like this. 6 months on with economic activity limping back to life most people like up there are still struggling to a living. family vault of one of the work has been severely affected by the economy was already in bad shape now because of coronavirus people have lost whatever savings they had moving. authorities in will may mean by bracing themselves as charlie has begun to see infections rising again as restrictions are eased and migrant workers are down. we have got indoors to do we're going to. know. where their members. main gates will be more than see we hope to keep on posting them. their regular house and buses is returning to the streets to the changing

yeah, um...but one of them is for toby. yeah. why don't you send that to him in costa rica?laughing] okay, weirdo. why's that? why's that weird? she said she was gonna give it to him right now. she's probably going to. because they sit next to each other. yeah, they used to. toby works here again. [whispering] oh, can you imagine? oh, no! you don't know. i don't know. what? you should probably just meander back there, take a look, see if he's--see if he's back. dare i? [laughing] you know what? i'm going to. for old time's sake.

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hospitals are becoming overrun time and again yvonne is worried about his country an explosion of tobie cases and a new lockdown would be a catastrophe for the people of the region. it's a thin line our country needs the economy but this can only be done with strict security measures and the worst thing now is not so much the virus but people's ignorance. ignorance that could have severe consequences for maria ho say she works as a hotel concierge and has to get tested one guest tested positive for coping. i mean i like working with terrorists but the risk is always there. the situation is complicated. we also have to make money. means that the doctors do not know when this will end they have their own families who they do not want to in fact. children who are waiting for a welcome home cares and a hug and hope that their parents will remain a healthy. here if they get sick then i can no longer be with them. i'm afraid that they will dying. tourism during a pandemic the wiring of getting sick with a longing for life and the need to make a living it may not be the easiest challenge to br

rest of china hasn't enjoyed and so undermine its distinctive competitiveness william shome sells his tobie on watches to 15 countries the us market used to be a main target of his lucrative business but now he plans to relocate his investment and shut down his new york office by the end of this year as a whole breath we have very specific characters that hong kong has to merge where the asset is of the cultural ah the historic well and loves to recall the off it because therefore there's a thing there's also an opportunity so we should seek for over 30 rather than scale for danger. changing the tide of origin could mean losing a quality trademarked. and possibly bring a higher tariff. but for the manufacturers on the ground it's not only about money but also about hong kong's unique but fading identity the fact it matters who sits in the white house for the united states and the rest of the world and that's why we will all watch next week's presidential election with bated breath while hoping for the best that's all for this edition of made for me in the team thanks for watching. i am. to.

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rest of china hasn't enjoyed and so undermine its distinctive competitiveness william shome sells his tobie on watches to 15 countries the us market used to be a main target of his lucrative business but now he plans to relocate his investment and shut down his new york office by the end of this year as a bread we have a very specific character hong kong has the merchant where the asset is of the cultural ah the historic well you have lobster were all of the off it because therefore there's a thing there's also an opportunity so we should seek for over 30 rather than scale for danger. changing the type of origin could mean losing a quality trademark. and possibly bring a higher tariff. but for the manufacturers on the ground it's not only about money but also about hong kong's unique but fading identity. it matters who sits in the white house for the united states and the rest of the world and that's why we will all watch next week's presidential election with bated breath while hoping for the best that's all for this edition of made for me in the team thanks for watching. the traders sit i

face reality and since i feel people are already getting ready to have parties that we can develop toby from 10 pm it will be closed it will be a few. french prosecutors say an 18 year old man who beheaded a teacher in paris on friday approach students to help identify his victim parents and pupils have been laying floral tributes to the teacher on saturday prosecutors say the school had received multiple threats after the teacher showed a controversial image of the prophet muhammad during a lesson about freedom of expression the attacker died after being shot by police. there's been violence in haiti as the country marked its independence day antigovernment protesters blocked roads and set fire to tires in the capital police use rubber bullets and tear gas to try to break up the demonstrations protestors have been calling for president juvenal noisy to step down for the past year over corruption charges was the rules the country by decree after parliament shut down over a political impasse. time protesters are vowing to rally again in the coming hours despite a ban on large gatherings.

oh, we have lost toby, u nfortu nately. oh, we have lost toby, unfortunately. our resources, in terms of time and money, of course, it is very difficult to get those things up very difficult to get those things up and running very quickly. we are also investigating warehousing in the eu and are getting lots of pushback from warehousing they are saying they are real —— are already full to capacity with people preparing for the 1st ofjanuary. there are lots of challenges ahead for us and we are lucky, being a small business, and that we are quite agile and can make decisions relatively quickly, but the downside is that our bottom line is hit quite ha rd is that our bottom line is hit quite hard if we are having to employ people for example to do the additional customs declarations and suchlike. we need to train them, as well. as a small business, that might not be needed if a deal is struck at the last minute. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello, again. the wind will be a feature of the weather today, especially

fire max kaiser this is the kaiser report toby cove it so much to talk about let's check in with stacey well you know it's hard to outdo donald trump and his shenanigans in antics and all that sort of stuff but we're going to try a so you know one thing we always say is where we're at the end of a dark ages and of an ipad whether it's the fiasco in c regime that has ruled the world since 1971 or the us empire since 1905 but of course that whole before when british empire disintegrated was also quite chaotic and interesting ted a pandemic we had a pandemic in 1008 team that was right and that was equally crazy as now perhaps we didn't have a president sitting in the hospital but i want to look at some of the astounding information that is actually unfolding and going on wall. everybody's locked down at home no apparently adult conversations are happening so none of this is being discussed but it does seem like they all know everybody knows it's over the whole fiat's system value of covert $1000.00 stimulus packages in g 20 countries as a share of g.d.p. and you know it shows a whole list

rest of china hasn't enjoyed and so undermine its distinctive competitiveness william shome sells his tobie on watches to 15 countries the us market used to be a main target of his lucrative business but now he plans to relocate his investment and shut down his new york office by the end of this year as a whole cabret we have a very specific character hong kong has to merge where dissolve the cultural author the historic well you have loved to recover the love it because there's a thing there's also an opportunity so we should seek for her to scale the danger. changing the type of origin could mean losing a quality trained monkey. and possibly bring a higher tariff. but for the manufacturers on the ground it's not only about money but also about hong kong's unique but fading identity the fact it matters who sits on the white house for the united states and the rest of the world and that's why we will all watch next week's presidential election with bated breath while hoping for the best that's all for this edition of made for me in the team thanks for watching. the comfort zone. to say with

the bestselling book quiet your money tree guide to growing your well thank you both for being here toby i did want to start with you on what the i.m.f. is saying here now the i.m.f. is actually pushing for the international community to do more to tackle the economic fallout of covert especially towards poor countries who are hardest hit by the pandemic a collapse in commodity prices and a plague of locusts africa particularly hard putting $43000000.00 more people at risk for extreme poverty. what's going to be done to help when even established wealthy countries are actually now struggling to raise more funds. short term if we were really. raised a trillion trillion dollars we're now calling. on her back 5 years and project that her sustainable lasting images together because the separated and the story is just telling as it's not working and never never was not just one country obviously. number 2. unfortunately in these situations. the rich get richer that's how drugs humanity. was being for in africa. to bring over who brought over to her in africa for years to polish learn to obey.

the bestselling book plant your money tree guide to growing your well thank you both for being here toby i did want to start with you on what the i.m.f. is saying here now the i.m.f. is actually pushing for the international community to do more to tackle the economic fallout of covert especially towards poor countries who are hardest hit by the pandemic a collapse in commodity prices and a plague of locusts africa particularly hard putting $43000000.00 more people at risk for extreme poverty what's going to be done to help when even established wealthy countries are actually now struggling to raise more funds. if we if we are really. really. a truly trillion dollars what we're now calling. back life projects that hurt sustainable lasting. just together because separating the i.m.f. story is just telling us as separate it's not working now it's affecting everyone has not just one country obviously it's every country want to number 2 you know unfortunately in the situations who are in the rich getting richer next paragraph of humanity and you know one of the you know me from africa you kn

. >> congress is expected to be out of session for much about toby. -- much of october. --ority leader coddled says majority leader mcconnell says they could meet on the hearing of amy coney barrett spread work continues off the floor on her nomination including committee meetings and confirmation hearings. the house has no plans to meet for legislative business but if there is an agreement on a covid leif bill, members will be given 24 hours notice on case -- in case there is a vote scheduled. >> watch coverage of the senate confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett starting monday october 12 with opening statements by judiciary committee members and judge barrett. live coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen on the c-span radio app and visit c-span.org to view a playlist of amy coney barrett's legal views. >> doctors at walter reed gave an update on president trump's condition as he undergoes treatment for coronavirus.

rest of china hasn't enjoyed and so undermine its distinctive competitiveness william shome sells his tobie on watches to 15 countries the us market used to be a main target of his lucrative business but now he plans to relocate his investment and shut down his new york office by the end of this year as a whole cabret we have very specific characters that hong kong has to merge where the asset is of the cultural ah the historic well you have loved to recall the love it because there's a thing there's also an opportunity so we should seek for fertility rather than scale the danger. changing the tag of origin could mean losing a quality trained monkey. and possibly bring a higher tariff. but for the manufacturers on the ground it's not only about money but also about hong kong's unique but fading identity the fact it matters who sits in the white house for the united states and the rest of the world and that's why we will all watch next week's presidential election with bated breath while hoping for the best that's all for this edition of made for me in the team thanks for watching. to the po

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incredible feeling, the sense that the other women that came before her were given leeway she wasn't going tobysee the things said about her that were really unfair and the way she felt her family's safety was on the line. president obama was given secret service protection before any other candidate in history. so, dealing with those threats with two young girls in the white house, i think the series captures what her emotional reaction, as a mother, was to living in the white house. >> and tell us what is ahead for her. because she's written a best-selling book. she has a huge deal with netflix hosting a podcast. the list goes on. what's ahead here in her post-first lady years? >> she went back the garret anderson school in london where she talked to gurlts. girls. and she said look, i want to keep up with you. you were just like me. i want you to see that you can do what i did. so, i think we're going to see more of that. like you said, she's this pop culture icon. i know a lot of people would love to see her run for office but she's not going to do it. she does not like politics. so, i don'

director wray either needs tobi show up or out of a job.b. it's time for him to clean up the premier law enforcement agency in the world. in queue, we got a lot of questions.pr hopefully, tomorrow night we will find out where to tomorrow night, the biden and the president face-off. here's a shocker, joe biden loves the rule change that the debate commission made in his favor. by the way, we have another liberal moderator just like scully and the last one they didn't have because that got canceled because they decided it would be a zoom called debate. straight ahead. you too! so really, how are you? oh well, look! that's what we're both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helping me manage my schizophrenia. i used to hear these terrible voices. loser! you're such a failure. you're so embarrassing. i used to feel like everyone was staring at me. but we're doing much better now, right? yeah. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia

look at toby the toad. >> i'm here for ethel the glamour tort. i'm down with these. >> i spent hours at the humane society yesterday. that's a whole another story. as i was walking home, i ran into this dog who had sunglasses on and a tutu. >> that dog -- >> you were surprised? >> i was. to be honest, i was. it wasn't on a leash. just walking down the street like doing its thing. i'm saying it out loud to this stranger and her dog, okay, dog. like that. >> exactly. >> neither one of them was having me at all. they walked up to me like i didn't say a thing. >> goofy. >> it was actually perfect. >> you can't put a dog like that on a leash. if i'm looking this fabulous walking down the street, no. >> it's true. don't try to say anything to it. >> don't speak to me. >> hard lesson learned. i hope you'll recover, reggie. >> okay. >> hi everybody. hee's a look at what's going on. sutro tower at 74 degrees right now. we've got dangerous heat, dangerous air and dangerous fire conditions. we've got the trifecta today. also, it's a flex alert too from 3:00

. >> reporter: toby sheland is a nurse going door to door for biden where she hears the stories. >> they can't hug their grand kids, so it's been huge. that's been a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and the fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> only four votes, that's maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year the day after the election and say what more could i have done. >> reporter: signs of an exceedingly tight race are plentiful with passionate support for trump on display from flags to front yards. >> there's more people supporting him now because he's had so many people going against him, and i don't feel he's been treated fairly by the democrats at all. >> the question is just how many trump voters have soured on the president. the johnsons live in a county that's still deep red. they are no longer shy about showing their affirmative support for biden. >> mr. biden is a nice man and there was a time i didn't like him at all. i love him. >> reporter: but it's trump that's driving them and this race. >> he's so dishonest and the wo

toby nominated, directed broadway.ater of the debate the other night? how would you deconstruct that as a director? >> that's a great question. my first response is it kind of seemed like the moment in "star wars" at the generally reviewls he's a centhor -. so that's my first thought. you're asking about cinema. if it was theater, if david mammoth did 14 lines of crystal meth, stayed up all night and wrote a short play about the downfall of the united states of america but couldn't get dinero and pacino so had to get two understudies from burt reynolds dinner theater and shove them on and said, go! that's the theater i thought it was. >> stephen: there are still undecided voters out there. and i'm from south carolina. i've got friends back home who are fans of the president. do you still stay in touch? you have roots in texas. do you have friends back home who supported the snpt. >> -- supported the president? of course. my family's from texas and whenever we get into this thing that we think somebody else is evil, we'

. >> reporter: toby is a nurse who's going door to door for biden where she hears the stories. >> they't hug their grandkids, so it's been huge. that's been a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and the fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> only four votes. that's maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year, the day after the election, and say, what more could i have done? >> reporter: signs of an exceedingly tight race are plentiful here with passionate support for trump on display from flags to front yards. >> there's more people out supporting him now because he's had so many people going against him and i don't feel he's been treated fairly by the democrats at all. >> reporter: the question is just how many trump voters have soured on the president. the johnsons live in a county that's still deep red but they're no longer shy about showing their affirmative support for biden. >> mr. biden is a nice man. and there was a time i didn't like him at all. i love him. >> reporter: but it's trump that's driving them and this race. >> he's so d

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. >> reporter: toby shelin is a nurse, going door to door for biden.hug their grand kids. that's been a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and a fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year, the day after election and say what more could i have done. >> reporter: signs of an exceedingly tight race aren't plentiful here with passionate support for trump on display from flags to front yards. >> there's more people out supporting him now because he's had so many people going against him. and i don't feel he has been treated fairly by the democrats at all. >> reporter: the question is, how many trump voters have soured on the president? the johnsons live in a county that's still deep red but they're no longer shy about showing their affirmative sport for biden. >> mr. biden is a nice man, and there was a time i didn't like him at all. i love him. >> reporter: but it's trump that's driving them and this race. >> he's so dishonest. and the worst is that whenever he is caught

and welcome i'm peter toby you're watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. 3 police fired tear gas into crowds gathered outside a court in athens after it ruled the leadership of the far right golden dawn party ran a criminal organization. as a budge on accuses armenia of attacking one of its main cities as the conflict for the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh intensifies. kyrgyzstan's parliament names a new prime minister as the political crisis there deepen. and we're live in south africa where demonstrators a demanding the president address allegations of corruption about missing funds for coronavirus relief. and in sport le bron james leads the l.a. lakers to victory ending for the n.b.a. finals the lakers are now just one win away from the 6 sharing what's happening so . welcome to the program we begin with breaking news coming to us out of greece leaders of the far right golden dawn posse have been found guilty of running a criminal organization. the protesters gathered outside the court to hear the verdict the police fired t

. >> reporter: toby is a nurse who is going door to door for biden where she hears the stories. >> they. so it's been huge. that's. a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and the fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> that's maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year, the day after the election and say, what more could i have done? >> reporter: signs of an exceedingly tight race are plentiful here with passionate support for trump on display from flags to front yards. >> there's more people out supporting him now because he's had so many people going against him. and i don't feel he's been treated fairly by the democrats at all. >> reporter: the question is just how many trump voters have soured on the president. the johnsons live in a county that's still deep red, but they're no longer shy about showing their affirm tissue support for biden. >> mr. biden is a nice man. and there was a time i didn't like him at all. i love him. >> reporter: but it's trump that's driving them and this race. >> he is so dishonest. and the worst is that wheneve

completely overruled well-established state law that says all mail ballots going to be counted have to be toby 8:00 on election night say they would count mail ballots an extra three days after the election. what is particularly outrageous about this is not just the day they completely overrode an explicit statute in the law that they acknowledge it and did so statementslimsiest in the state constitution that do not speak directly to it, they also ruled not only do you have to accept these absentee ballots, three days after the election that you can accept absentee mail-in ballots three days after the elections without postmarks. so no one can prove they were sent in before the election. state, winss the pennsylvania, he won by 40,000 in 2016. all on postmarked mail ballots in philadelphia start showing up the day after the election, those will have to be counted. never mind we just had two fairly significant indictments for voter fraud in philadelphia earlier this year including one involving former congressman. this is a very serious concern and i don't think the people are aware of the radi

the commission on presidential debates and they will be conducted within formats and rules agreed toby the commission and the two campaigns. tonight we'll have the candidates at podiums. no answer to a question can exceed two minutes. rebuttals are limited to one minute. but as moderator i have the option to followup and extend any particular give and take another three and a half minutes. even then no single answer can exceed two minutes. the candidates under their rules may not question each other directly. there will be no opening statements but each candidate may have up to two minutes for a closing statement. the questions and the subjects were chosen by me alone. i have told no one from the two campaigns tore commission or anyone else involved what they are. there's a small audience in hall tonight. they are not here to participate. only to listen. i have asked and they have agreed to remain silent for the next 90 minutes. except for right now when they will applaud as we welcome the two candidates governor bush and vice president gore. [ applause ] and now the first question as

. >> reporter: toby meisenheimer is the founder of trucolor bandages.while tending to his adopted son. >> he had nicked his forehead. came to me crying. and i went into the cabinet and grabbed a band aid and put it on his forehead and we sat on the couch and cuddled and it was kind of like, for the first time, the scales fell from my eye. 38 years of life and how have i not noticed this before? >> reporter: in 2013 he searched for an alternative and about a year later ran into arthopedic hand surgeon dr. raymond wurapa. he designed a better bandage for knuckles and fingers, inspired by his son christian. >> amazing to see where we were. >> reporter: and a team of fathers was made along with two other members, trucolor bandages was born. >> we make bandages for all shades of skin. >> that's the beauty of it, i think. by combining our efforts, we can accomplish more together. and have an offering that i think sends the right message, especially in these times. >> reporter: so what is your message to the medical community when it comes to inclusion? >> yes

puzzled.t i am not sure our democracy is law toby changing the allow murderers to vote. not sure the operation of the republic would be better if charles manson had a greater voice in the electoral system. i would note, senator sanders from vermont in the democratic presidential parties argued that felons in jail literally charles sentence,ving a life multiple life sentences for murder should be able to vote. that'smatter, i think pretty out there. the interesting thing is, judge barrett was not called upon to whetheretermination every felon or no felon should vote. rather, she was applying the law. judge barrett, did i hear you correctly that when you were describing your dissent in the cantor case, one of the reasons you said there was a difference in the law as it concerned voting versus the second amendment was because the 14th amendment explicitly contemplates legislatures making restrictions on voting based on whether you have committed a crime? judge barrett: that's right. >> i have the text of the amendment because senator durbin was highly critical as a policy m

puzzled.t i am not sure our democracy is law toby changing the allow murderers to vote. i'm not sure the operation of the republic would be better if charles manson had a greater voice in the electoral system. i would note, senator sanders from vermont in the democratic presidential parties argued that felons in jail literally charles sentence,ving a life multiple life sentences for murder should be able to vote. that'smatter, i think pretty out there. the interesting thing is, judge barrett was not called upon to whetheretermination every felon or no felon should vote. rather, she was applying the law. judge barrett, did i hear you correctly that when you were describing your dissent in the cantor case, one of the reasons you said there was a difference in the law as it concerned voting versus the second amendment was because the 14th amendment explicitly contemplates legislatures making restrictions on voting based on whether you have committed a crime? judge barrett: that's right. >> i have the text of the amendment because senator durbin was highly critical as a poli

. >> well, you know, that old toby keith song, i'm not as good as i once was, but i'm as good once asr was. apparently last night joe biden foregot to drink his invisible juice. apparently if you're not black you're not voting for biden. maria: 2020 heats up. 11 days to go. we'll talk with congressman doug collins coming up, the judiciary committee. stay with us. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. let's go to the cemetery! maria: welcome back. good friday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. happy friday. i "mornings witi'm maria bart. president trump squares off with joe biden. the new format with muting microphones working out well. there were heated moments. take a look at both candidates talking about allegations against joe biden's son,