at this point no comment from cassie or colton.still trying to make it work but some feel younger kids are having the hardest time keeping up. erielle reshef joins us with more on what parents can do. hey, erielle. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, michael. like so many families we have dealt with this in our household. getting kids to focus especially those under first grade can feel so hard at times and while they're virtual learning it can be a real struggle so we went to the experts for some advice. these are pictures of frustration. parents and kids trying to navigate the new world of virtual learning. this kindergartner clearly over it already. >> he was just, you know, kind of laying there moaning like this is so boring. >> reporter: many sharing their struggles as they try to get their young children to participate in online schooling. we turn to dr. dave anderson, a clinical psychologist with the child mind institute to answer some of parents' biggest questions. first up how to keep things interesting. >> how do i kee

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cassie, thank you very much.ate it. >>> folks, freedom of speech, a right guaranteed to every american by the constitution. a right that diffentiates us from so many other countries. many americans feel the need to self-sensor. according to a poll released by the cato institute, 62% of americans agree with this statement, listen to this, the political climate these days prevents me saving things i believe because others might find them offensive. joining me to discuss "wall street journal" opinion writer jillian melcher. jillian, this is really nuts. you burst on the scene as writer when you covered freedom of speech or lack thereof on the college scene. what you do feel like when spreads to the entire country? >> the students grew up on college campuses where they didn't val up freedom of speech now entering into the work world. i think we've seen weaponnization of cancel culture, if we don't like your opinion it is not that we're going to argue with you, engage you on it, we're going to cancel you, go after you

cassie, thank you very much. cassie smedile from the rnc. appreciate it. >>> big tech is bounce being back today and lifting markets high every after the nasdaq entered correction territory in only three sessions. to the fitzgerald group chief investment officer, keith fitz-gerald, and mayflower advisors managing parter, larry glazer. good to see you both. keith, 10% pullback is at least in the short term is it fair to say that or is this a dead-cat bounce? >> too soon to tell. all the computerization, indexing, in fact make the swings bigger than the ones we grew up with. this is the new normal. i don't interpret it as a bubble popping. well-deserved pullback, get rebalanced and get back to work. david: larry, i looked at a chart, six other times when nasdaq entered correction in just three sessions, six times in history, in all but one of those cases tech bounced right back. is it the same this time do you think? >> david, you make a really good point. look the fall is a period of change for many people. the fall is seasonal volatility for

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charles: cassie, thank you very much, appreciate your time.edia finding a way to diminish this remarkable rebound that we've seen from the economic depths of hell by ignoring the v-shaped recovery most data points are focused on, saying it is more a political k-shaped recovery. that incites anger and disappointment. brian wesbury on keeping doors open. trump slamming kamala harris pushing anti-vaccine rhetoric. fox news's liz peek will sound off on democrats politicizing a potential vaccine ♪. charles: much is being made of a so-called k-shaped recovery from the economy and wall street and main street perspective. a lot of chatter is politically driven to mitigate the amazing v-shaped rebound seen in almost every single economic metric. there is no doubt the lockdown pulled four developments certain to happen next five years. this means telework as a much larger chunk of total employment. in august, 24.3% of workers reported that they worked from home. now it is down from 26% in july. certainly it is an eye-popping number. meanwhile 24.2 milli

cassie smedley, thank you very much.> now, i want to turn to the markets because we have turned south as we've told you. this is just in the last half hour. susan, do you have any more information on the turning south on the markets? >> well, i think we have something off on covid cases rising across the country. new york city just reported a daily positive covid test rate of over 3% for the first time in months. that's when public schools will close, so you can see the disruption that it'll cause across the entire i city. we've also heard about the 1,000 new cases of covid, something that we haven't seen -- stuart: schools went back today, didn't they? 300,000 knight kids went back to -- new york city kids went back to school today. >> well, that will probably end if we see this 3% positivity rate across the city, a rate we haven't seen in months. stuart: all right, susan, thank you. turning to tonight, here's the question: how do markets typically react after a presidential debate? i think you've got that story too. >>

>>fingers crossed for everybody involved that was cassie carlisle reporting for us this morning. fire crews in san diego county are contending with triple digit heat and extremely dry conditions. >>happening today, bart will be running on sunday service for its labor day holiday which means the trains won't be open for service until 8 o'clock so little more than an hour from now, and they'll be running from 08:00am and then on a 24 minute time frequency so just keep that in mind if you're planning on taking the train. it's going to be a little less frequent today because on sunday schedule. now to bury baseball first, let's start with the giants they were hosting the diamondbacks at oracle park let's get to the highlights giants getting on the board in the 3rd inning with chadwick trump hitting this solo homer deep to left center field thousands out of here. >>the giants still down a run going into the 60's but donovan solano stepping up to the plate hitting this one deep to left as well that was good for a 2 run homer and then not too long after that brandon belt's also came up

san diego county, elvira martinez was first hospitalized with the virus, followed by her daughter, cassiee 29-year-old with no underlying conditions suffered two heart af tacks before dying of the virus. >> she's my older sister. i'm trying to be strong. never in my wildest dreams or nightmares, would have thought that this would have happened. >> reporter: this as a new cdc study found a 55% increase in cases among 18 to 22-year-olds last month. 19-year-old appalachian state student chad dorill was reportedly healthy before getting the virus, later dying of covid complications. >> everyone always says its like the older people it affects the most. but like, he was healthy. so, like, seeing that it happened to him makes me feel a little more worried about everything. >> reporter: and new projections show that risk may be increasing in the northern part of the country, as temperatures drop and people just get tired of wearing masks and social distancing. but researchers say there still is time to take those measures and minimize new cases. david? >> eva pilgrim with us tonight. eva, thank

host: let's go back to our phone lines and talk to cassie, was calling from fremont, california. good morning. caller: i have two jobs. one is that the library. teacherr is substitute for fremont unified. i thought i was going to use my job at fremont this week. hired back. i have worked there a long time. subs back, going on date of hire. i have been working, except i have had to get a new computer to do that home learning. i had some trouble working it. the teacher did not put the zoom link in properly. i cannot access it and they gave me a unified email and i had not learned to use that yet. i went over to the high school here, kennedy high school, and they did not want me at the schools. they sent me home and wrote me up as a no-show in my computer because it was not working properly. i really thought i was going to lose my job. i didn't, but i did discover in the next class that the teacher is having a learning curve to get the learning distance going because that is all on their computer. it is kind of interesting. some of the kids are having trouble accessing. they have wi

stuart: cassie, we hear you, thank you very much. see you soon.fraud al decision mitigations. i hardly call it a comeback but nikola is 28 right now. >>> let's deal with oracle and walmart. i will call them tiktok winners. president trump signed off on their deal. they will split a 20% stake in a new company to be called tiktok global headquartered in america. oracle hit a record high when it hit $61 a share. walmart is up to 136. >>> next let's focus on the s&p. it's on track for its worst september in a decade. susan: 2011 at least. so the s&p 500 down by 5% so far this month. september, typically the weakest month of the year for stock markets going all the way back to 1950, according to lpl research. during election years, both september and october tend to be weak months as investors prepare for an uncertain presidential election. going all the way back to 1900. if you look how the stock market performs usually in election cycles it is good from say may to early september. and then you have this corrective stall pattern happens from mid-septe

a 36-year-old nurse named cassie among the recently infected. >> i want to be upset, i want to be angryy. >> reporter: nationally, death rates were falling, but -- >> that decline in death that we were seeing in late august is no longer being sustained. >> reporter: we just passed 200,000 dead in america. could be over 300,000 by year's end. now, one of the big still unanswered questions is how safe or dangerous are airplanes? well, the cdc says they have now identified 1,600 flights between january and august that had an infected person on board. and using a kind of six-foot radius rule, they've calculated that nearly 11,000 people were potentially exposed. but the data on how many people have actually caught covid-19 on an airplane is patchy, and therefore inconclusive. so the bottom line is we still do not know how safe or dangerous airplane travel is right now. jake? >> all right, nick watt in california, thank you so much. let's bring in cnn's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, let's delve deeper into an issue here that was part of the exchange between dr. fauci

thank you very much company well we can now speak to todd cassis he's a former boeing and safety engineer and also currently c. of s. safe dot com he joins us now from boston as can be was saying that condemnation today not just for boeing but also for the f.a.a. it does seem from this report like the agency left boeing centrally to supervise itself. well the supervision of safety at boeing is well as with other manufacturers as a shared responsibility of the manufacturer and of the administration the f.a.a. ministration one of the big changes from when i was working at boni an early versions of the $77.00 is that there is another layer of management of boeing lera management between the f.a.a. representatives and the f.a.a. now whether or not this cause directly an oversight that will lead to a system being in the field that lead to accidents that's not for this report to decide or for me but clearly this is a change that has potential for conflict of interest so well told i know there was some talk of the $77.00 x. having its grounding order lifted soon so it could potentially be back i

cassie smedile is the deputy communications director for the republican party. reporting today, when it comes to issues of trust, that the fda is going to ensure that there are stricter guidelines around vaccines, so they are going to wait two months until those who have had the faxing, two months after their last injection, to see if there are any side effects. if you do the maths on that, that pushes the a cce pta nce maths on that, that pushes the acceptance of a vaccine well beyond the election. that will be a huge disappointment to president trump, who said it would come before. well, i think you have to define as relative when you have a vaccine ready, when it is ready on shelves 01’ ready, when it is ready on shelves orfor mass ready, when it is ready on shelves or for mass consumption, when are we ata or for mass consumption, when are we at a point with phase three trials, where we are now having people starting to see the effects of it? the point is, through operation warp speed and what we heard into day's hearing, things are not only progressing at a

jax son cassie and their handlers. they graduated from the academy and members of the department as well and working with task force streets. our alert team, sad to lose our long-time captain and i'm so happy to see her, after this procession and they've been doing awards led by her and assistant covid on test sites and food banks, all over the city and this is national nerd week. not just in emergencies and earthquakes and they were able to set up so we're grateful for them. and just in time she got a scratch we'vvan.she has a brandn that is able to go to the training and this is a day the keefchief handed the keys too. our chief of health is enjoying a nice few days off right now on vacation and we're working hard with the peer support and the response teams that we have created for our team and the next slide what the flow chart would be. this past week was the suicide prevention week and we sent information from our members to review and make sure they're aware of that and they can identify all the members that may

let's put some of those comments to cassie smedile —— deputy communications director for the republicann washington. could you objectively say that this is smart politics? because on the problems of the uk government has faced here is that it has promised things but not delivered. so, donald trump are together all the pharmaceuticals, they've done things they've never done before and yet he pecks into a date that of the scientists say is not deliverable. your last guestjust said scientists say is not deliverable. your last guest just said that scientists say is not deliverable. your last guestjust said that it is not deliverable but it will have something probably by the end of the year and that is what the president is targeted. through operation warp speed, using the best in the brightest of private industry in working with scientists in the fda and other professionals to put everything on this is the number one priority, notjust in our country but around the world. to make sure that we get the best in the brightest minds to make sure that this is notjust but also been safely is a pri

i was reading a piece by cassis nstein,en -- by cass su the u.s. u.k., 30% of the population saying they would hesitate taking a vaccine. sam: you know what, your guess is as good as mine. when you look at what is going i mustocial media, and profess that i don't have access to all conversations going on, but you do feel that there is a lot of information that is not complete. i don't want to call it misinformation. that is being bandied about. i expect this side effect issue that astrazeneca suffered, it is not -- it is normal that they are not detailing at all. but that is likely to add a little bit more fuel to some of these worries will have. governments have to act responsibly and effectively to try to get people vaccinated. that is their job then, not the people's jobs. matt: you have to get a lion share of the people to take the vaccine. if there are too many anti-vaxxers, it won't work for all of us. sam: there are lots of people who have reasons, past experience, issues of health, who do not qualify or do not want a vaccine. we have to lis

democratic ticket slipping in a state the party lost in 2016 to rnc deputy communications director cassieyou, first of all i want to ask one question about taxes, i don't hear it enough from donald trump or a lot of the republicans talking about what happened with the tax cut in the trump administration early on which is that 65%, at least of americans got a tax cut, even the new york times had to admit, you probably got a tax cut because they found out that 65% of americans did, why do we hear that more from republicans? >> i think you do weather gets covered by the mainstream media is the next trick but the president is in his rallies touting and is messaging in the mail that you receive in your mailbox or inbox, we talk about it a lot because it ties to why before our economy was halted by the coronavirus, why things were going so well, we know with the tax cut and jobs act did you get to keep more of your hard earned money but it played into a 401k from companies and bonuses from companies in creating opportunity zones which speaks to the next topic with a latino support, these were t

david: cassie, we know what we're going to get now, or at least one thing we know we're going to getaxes. how much of that will be emphasized by the trump re-election campaign? >> yeah. they're already talking about it, and we know that'll continualingly be something that, a conversation that we have on the trail because that makes a big difference. the fact that joe biden at every turn thinks that the answer is not only more government, but government spending more of your hard-earned money at every single turn whether that's health care, whether that's the green new deal, these are all things that aren possible in joe biden's america with your money. and to see that contrast between president trump who has said right away we're going to deregulate, and we're going to put through a tax cut, that's going to lay -- that's the foundation i keep talking about, the foundation for a strong economy because it allows you to keep more of your money and allows you to be in control of the decisions of how you spend your money. that's a very stark contrast from what joe biden and the democratse

host: let's go back to our phone lines and talk to cassie, was calling from fremont, california.rning. caller: i have two jobs. one is that the library. teacherr is substitute for fremont unified. i thought i was going to use my job at fremont this week. hired back. i have worked there a long time. subs back, going on date of hire. i have been working, except i have had to get a new computer to do that home learning. i had some trouble working it. the teacher did not put the zoom link in properly. i cannot access it and they gave me a unified email and i had not learned to use that yet. i went over to the high school here, kennedy high school, and they did not want me at the schools. they sent me home and wrote me up as a no-show in my computer because it was not working properly. i really thought i was going to lose my job. i didn't, but i did discover in the next class that the teacher is having a learning curve to get the learning distance going because that is all on their computer. it is kind of interesting. some of the kids are having trouble accessing. they have wi-fi, the

jax son cassie and their handlers.hey graduated from the academy and members of the department as well and working with task force streets. our alert team, sad to lose our long-time captain and i'm so happy to see her, after this procession and they've been doing awards led by her and assistant covid on test sites and food banks, all over the city and this is national nerd week. not just in emergencies and earthquakes and they were able to set up so we're grateful for them. and just in time she got a scratch we'vvan.she has a brandn that is able to go to the training and this is a day the keefchief handed the keys too. our chief of health is enjoying a nice few days off right now on vacation and we're working hard with the peer support and the response teams that we have created for our team and the next slide what the flow chart would be. this past week was the suicide prevention week and we sent information from our members to review and make sure they're aware of that and they can identify all the members that may h

jax son cassie and their handlers.y graduated from the academy and members of the department as well and working with task force streets. our alert team, sad to lose our long-time captain and i'm so happy to see her, after this procession and they've been doing awards led by her and assistant covid on test sites and food banks, all over the city and this is national nerd week. not just in emergencies and earthquakes and they were able to set up so we're grateful for them. and just in time she got a scratch we'vvan.she has a brandn that is able to go to the training and this is a day the keefchief handed the keys too. our chief of health is enjoying a nice few days off right now on vacation and we're working hard with the peer support and the response teams that we have created for our team and the next slide what the flow chart would be. this past week was the suicide prevention week and we sent information from our members to review and make sure they're aware of that and they can identify all the members that may hav