. >>> a north bay barber who defied the state order to close up shop to help slow the spread of covid-19 could now pay the price for his bold move. the owner of primo's barbershop welcomed customers inside even though solano county hadn't given the okay. now he may lose his license, and he has a hearing later this month. as nbc area's jodi hernandez reports, he says he's just going to keep on fighting it. >> reporter: primo's barbershop received national attention for refusing to close during the state's covid-19 shutdown order. but now the owner faces serious consequences. >> they're not able to take away my skill as a barber. i still can cut hair. i still know what i'm doing. i still am a craftsman, and i'm a person of this trade and you can't take that away from me. >> reporter: but barber wanjuans received multiple certified letters from the attorney general's office this week ordering him to court as the state considers suspending his barber's license and his business license. >> they're taking steps to make people that are hard working american business owners -- they're making

amy: we will air excerpts of the debate and speak to the reverend william barber of the poor people's campaign and ebola survivor dr. craig spencer, director of global health in emergency medicine at columbia university medical center. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracacynow.org, the quarante report. i'm amy goodmaman. vice president m mike pence anad senator kamalala harris met in salt l lake city, utah, wednesdy night for r the only vice presidential debate ofof the campaign season. the two sparred on climate change, the supreme court, the economy, institutional racism, and other issues. the debate began with kamala harris slamming the trump administration's handling of the covid-19 pandemic. sen. harris: the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in history of our country. and here are the facts. 210,000 dead people in our country. 7 million people have contracted this disease. one in five businesses, closed. we are looking at frontline workers who have been treated like sacrificial workers. we

bishop barber, apologize for the inconvenience.h all the working from home and speaking remotely this way. thank you for joining us. we're just days away from november 3rd, and you've been working hard to restore and maintain voting rights across the country t.tell . tell us about the campaign. >> well, we've been working hard, you know, because extremist republicans have for years used something called positive polarization to divide the country for political gain, especially in the south, and they have depended on voter suppression because they know and they have known that if the people come together, black and white and brown, pegs lit poor and low wealth in the south and in other parts of the country, the so-called solid south and silent southwest is more an illusion than a reality but all the attempts at voter suppression is fear and what we've seen is lying and fake drop boxes and threats to intimidate voters at the poll to stop the vote count. whatty we are doing is we've amassed over 43 state committees, over 200 organizat

very quickly bishop barber. >> and we got to stop this at the ballot box.n wait for the court. we got to stop this at the ballot box. there comes a time you got to walk right up and pharoah said let my people go. and like jesus you got to call people hypocrites. you can't let this get into a court situation. we have got to vote. >> make it definitive so it doesn't go to court. bishop william barber, jonathan hartgrove, thank you both. >>> before we go, we want to hear from you. everybody has a lot of anxiety about this election. we get it. tomorrow night we are bringing together election experts to answer your questions and hopefully ease some of that anxiety. you know where to follow us. for polling places and locations, for deadlines in your state, please go to nbcnews.com/planyourvote. and for those of you out there getting the thing done, my voting mvps, keep those photos coming, tweet at me @thereidout. or personally on my twitter feed. i hope you guys will send us all your questions because we want to know what is giving you anxiety. make sure you sen

william barber is the co-chair of the people's campaign. and be in your state, sir. >>> it is hard to escape the weight of the coronavirus pandemic. i spoke to voters here in north carolina about their thoughts on how it's been handled so far and that's up next. n handled so fard that's up next ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. with sweet potato fries. eating a falafel wrap (doorbell rings) thanks! splitsies? ♪ oooh...you meant the food, didn't you? who's sujoe biden.rop 15? biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i support prop. 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the contents of this ad. who's supkamala harris.5? harris says, "a corporate tax loophole has allowed billions to be drained from our public schools and local communities. no more. i'm proud to support prop 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is

>>that bold decision could cost this vacaville barber, the possible consequences see faces for defying the state's order to close and how his community is rallying behind him us a safe flight how oakland airport is expanding his effort to protect travelers during the pandemic but first a crash into a group of outdoor diners turns deadly in woman 1: get your vote-by-mail ballot? woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official drop box. woman 3: you can even drop it off at the polls. man 3: then, track it to confirm your county got it. see? they got it! woman 4: mail ballots are the simple, safe, and secure way to ensure that your vote is counted. >>a woman injured in a sunday afternoon crash at a san jose restaurant has died that woman was actually one of 8 people injured when the driver of an suv plowed into a crowd of people who were eating outside it's problem that now has some businesses on edge kron four's jonathan mccall r

reverend barber in which he said we've been through too much and seen too much and fought for to too much. if we ever needed to vote, it's now because good will not do for us what we can do for ourselves. this is a man of the cloth saying this is your job, you go out and vote. >> and reverend barber has been one of the most significant voices on this question raising again and again and again that the voting right act has been eviscerated, that it's within the power of the congress to recreate the voting rights act and meet the standard set in 2013, which it has declined to do. so we've gone seven whole years now without a voting right act. and reverend barber has just done an outstanding job of always bringing attention to that. >> you make an important point. for those people standing in those likes for hours, in counties where they'ring deliberately confused about where you put your ballot in overly complicated states in the face of active voting suppression, the actual act of voting in 17 days and putting in a congress and a senate and a president that will bring the voting right

>>a hearing is now set for a vacaville barber who kept the shop opened despite state >>and the north bay of barbershop in vacaville is facing fines and maybe even closure by the state since the owner refused to close his business during the pandemic. >>rowena shaddox shows us how the community is now rallying around him. >>during the covid crisis against the governor's order. >>start off as a 15 day closure has turned into a 7 month hostage. and we're just we're just not going to i'm just not going believe >>it's the reason why won't ameris never closed his business creemos barber shop in downtown vacaville, even when the governor ordered businesses to close in the early days of covid with rising numbers back in the spring. he says he needed to stay open in order for him to survive and his workers to keep feeding their families but one may be paying for that now on monday the state attorney general notified him that a hearing is scheduled for the 23rd when a state judge will oversee an administrative hearing that can result in his license being suspended. he says the state received a

. >> the local barber refusing to comply with covid-19 safety measures. even in the face of losing his license. >> i'm chief meteorologist, tracking all the cool weather. plus we'll have a brand new update on the drought new information today. i'll see you in nine minutes. in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> the nation top infectious disease specialist dr. fauci chatted with students today. it was virtual. the students pepered him about the pandemic and questioned about the role social media is playing when it comes to spreading information and misinformation about the virus. >> the social media as you know as well as a

i'm trying to provide for my family and barbers to provide for their families. i'm trying to show the american people an example of how to not live in fear and to stand their ground. >> he will go to court to contest the order. he says if he loses, he will go to his customers' homes to cut their hair. it is easy to keep tabs on what is open where you live. this interactive reopening tracker is on our website. just go to abc7news.com. >> new developments, a meeting between oscar grant's family and the alameda county district attorney didn't happen after all today. the family says it's the latest disappointment in a year's long fight for justice. bart police shot and killed grant at the fruitvale bart station on new year's morning 2009. officer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but another officer, tony peroni, was never charged. today's meeting was scheduled after the d.a. said she would reopen the investigation. the grant family says the meeting was canceled when the d.a.'s office said it could only accommodate five people for covid safety reasons. t

local barber shop.a haircut and another sitting in the chair telling everyone it's the other guys turn. >> seth: oh, so that's what goes on at a barber shop? >> yeah. they don't do that at supercuts? >> seth: i don't go to supercuts. plus you said that you would take me to a barber shop with you. >> i said that i did say that you know what, but you have a show to do we can go after your show. >> seth: yeah, you said that the last time, jeff. >> i said that i did say that you know what, i mean it this time, seth >> seth: you said that the last time, too. >> i said that ♪ >> seth: "the wright thing!" with jeff wright, everybody. we'll be right back with jessica chastain ♪ my name isis henry. workrking withinin amazon transporortation serervices, i i really sawaw the challllenge of climamate change.e. we want t to be suststainable, but whwhen you havave a truckk coveriring over 30300 miles, or you havave flightss going g hundreds o of miles, it's a b bit more chchallengi. we a are lettingng the dataa gugui

ellison barber, that was great. thanks for that. >>> black voters could tip the scales in this election. right now there are signs that turn out among this key voting bloc could rival what we saw in 2008 with barack obama at the top of the ticket. that doesn't necessarily guarantee a huge advantage for joe biden. in 2016 black women voted 94%, 94% voted for hillary clinton. but only 82% of black men made that same choice. to break that down is something the biden campaign is honing in. as "the atlantic"'s adam harris noted in his piece titled "why biden needs black men." adam joins me now. you took a close look at what the biden campaign is trying to do to reach black men including having kamala harris appear at barber shops and virtual conversations with prominent black leaders like magic johnson. walk us through the strategy that the campaigns employee. >> the biden campaign not only needs to match the numbers of hillary clinton in 2016, but also energize this base of black male voters. essentially they've been ho

thanks very much, sandy barber. thanks very much.ing has been reported in the main city of the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh, just hours after a fragile ceasefire came into effect between armenia and azerbaijan, who've been fighting over the territory. at least 400 people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced in the past two weeks of violence. nagorno—karabakh, here in red, is governed by ethnic armenians who broke away from azerbaijan in the 1990s. but their administration is not recognised internationally. the bbc‘s 0rla guerin is on the frontline in azerbaijan. distant explosions the countdown to the ceasefire. shelling till the last minute. both sides have been hit hard in the past two weeks but here in azerbaijan many don't welcome the truce. like this man, who has been fighting on the front line. he can't bear to enter his house but wants us to show what happened inside. well, this was a busy family home. 0n the table there is still a pair of glasses and the accordion and the clock is still ticking. over here o

manchester and northern england is among those facing new rules after a political fight zeros the barber reports. after protracted negotiations and recriminations almost 3000000 more people in england are set to come under the highest level of restrictions given the public health situation i must now proceed with moving greater manchester as i say to the very high alert level because not to act would put manchester's n.h.s. and the lives of many of manchester's residents at risk regional mayor andy burnham insists johnson's government walked away from talks even after local leaders compromised on the financial support package they'd accept the people whose workplace is shut down you are asking people to do a big thing and you can't do that without fully supporting them through that and doing it on the cheap but that is what it seems to me they were trying to do the whatever it takes moment early this year has completely gone it's you'll get what we'll give you and that is an acceptable in the middle of a national crisis like a pandemic. the u.k. is clearly in dangerous territory it's jus

were you concerned that you wouldn't be able to find a barber shop that could do afro hair?s a bit worried about it. a few weeks into cambridge, how's it going? yeah. oh, man, it's stressful! i did kind of worry about fitting in myself, from where i come from, which is very traditional, very nigerian culture, into what is, what i see to be like an upper—class, like, white community. so, i was a bit worried. but it has been good. i've found people that are quite like me. i've found people who are very different to me but we get on. yeah, it's just been a really good experience. i can't lie, it's been brilliant. when i heard about cambridge and oxford and all that kind of stuff, they were places i wanted to go to. sharon, from tottenham, is studying history and spanish. herfamily, of eritrean origin, have come to visit. growing up, cambridge was seen as something so unattainable, but it was a goal, you wanted to go to cambridge. i feel like cambridge is very welcoming. like, representing, for eritrea, there's not that many eritreans that go to cambridge. i came forjust a short

i'm trying to provide for my family and barbers to provide for their families.how to not live in fear and to stand their ground. >> he will go to court to contest the order. he says if he loses, he will go to his customers' homes to cut their hair. it is easy to keep tabs on what is open where you live. this interactive reopening tracker is on our website. just go to abc7news.com. >> new developments, a meeting between oscar grant's family and the alameda county district attorney didn't happen after all today. the family says it's the latest disappointment in a year's long fight for justice. bart police shot and killed grant at the fruitvale bart station on new year's morning 2009. officer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but another officer, tony peroni, was never charged. today's meeting was scheduled after the d.a. said she would reopen the investigation. the grant family says the meeting was canceled when the d.a.'s office said it could only accommodate five people for covid safety reasons. they say they had been told different rules before and

sandy barber speaking there.white house, head to our website. there's all kinds of background and analysis — just go to bbc.com/us2020. the brazilian health ministry has confirmed that the country has passed 150,000 coronavirus deaths just two days after confirmed cases passed five million. the country is the third worst hit for infections after the us and india. gail maclellan reports. out for a ride in sao paulo state and stopping for a quick selfie without a mask and seemingly without a care. this is the president of brazil, jair bolsonaro. like the president to his north, bolsonaro has been playing down the seriousness of the virus. translation: if you catch it one day, don't worry. we try to avoid it, you know? i am 65 years old. i did not feel anything — not even a little flu. absolutely nothing at all! the president, who himself contracted the coronavirus, is encouraging a return to normality to avoid the collapse of the economy, showing himself without a mask at official events or with his followers. desp

winter weather will make the next few months especially difficult in the northern hemisphere there in barber explains. in ireland as elsewhere covered 19 is causing real fears for the winter months the country's just recorded more than a 1000 new cases in 24 hours now the governments approved the highest level of restrictions for a limited duration people will be asked not to leave their home except for exercise nonessential shops will be shut with restaurants only operating take away and delivery services. wales has taken a big step down its own path the devolved government is starting what it calls a 2 week fire break from friday the type of restrictions last seen back in the spring between friday the 28th of october and the 9th of november everyone in wales will be required to stay at home this means working from home where ever that is possible and the only exceptions will be critical workers and jobs where working form home is simply not possible the welsh government says the measures need to be short and sharp to fight an exponential rise in covered $1000.00 cases it's offering almost

of the country 8 to children died when attackers targeted them with guns and machetes on saturday barber and ripples. mourners gathered outside the home income day they want to remember one of 8 school children shot and hacked to death in a classroom a place they were meant to be safe this father recalled his daughter's last words as he tried to save her life yet the dad can't even yesterday i carried rainey i told her rainey please don't disappoint me she said father i will not disappoint you i had so much hope for rainey so much hope now she's gone i know she struggled to live if she didn't battle for her life she would have died immediately when she was shot but she battled for her life. now greece has turned into anger hundreds of protesters mesley women are demanding justice this act of violence is bill human right and this is a violation of human rights i were not accepted because we are losing the grip of our youth we have lost already so many you i will not accept our youth live to be lost again although no group has claimed responsibility for the attack cameron's government is b

west of england including its 3rd largest city manchester well for more let's cross live to navy barber who joins us from london and will start with europe at 1st glance the situation does seem to be deteriorating somewhat just give us a sense of what's been happening. that's right governments across the continent worried about the royces infections and the that which cases are now doubling italy was of course the 1st european country to be really badly hit by the pandemic earlier this year now the government there is introducing new measures for restaurants and bars at restaurants they have to shut at midnight a maximum of 6 per table bars have to close at 6 pm unless they can offer table service to people sitting down that's going to really hit the hospitality industry tough as it has done in other countries they're also banning team amateur team sports and local festivals and fairs which is raising the prospect of a winter where tens of thousands of people will find themselves suddenly unemployed the government there are saying that they really have to act quickly to avoid a 2nd publ

craig. >> ellison barber, an insightful conversation there with those voters. thank you, ellison.'s go from florida to georgia now, chris jansing standing by. chris, what did the voters there tell you? >> reporter: they echoed what we heard from ellison's voters, the whole answer from joe biden on the talk was important to them. they had been waiting for him, acknowledging the problems with the crime bill. he finally did. having said that, these three undivided voters were never going to vote for donald trump. it was joe biden or no one. job one they said, they wanted to see a more aggressive biden. here is what they told me about that. >> he came out swinging from the jump, and i appreciated that. >> this was actually more of a debate. this one biden came out swinging. he came with facts. he knew what he wanted to say. but i think both of them were dodging questions. >> joe biden looked into the camera say, your families are dying, all that is fear politics. don't try to make me fearful in order to vote for you. >> it's the truth. i work for the school system, so i know that teac

now mandatory outdoors in italy france is also reported its highest number of daily infections in barber explains. not so long ago they were being applauded every evening for their lifesaving efforts now front line workers at the law path hospital like others in madrid a staging lunchtime strikes we've covered 19 cases and deaths on the rise again they're exhausted at the at the everything in the medical man you know i'm here to represent my colleagues and our battle for better working conditions for our rights our salaries our hours to be able to have a work life balance to be able to spend time with our families. since last friday almost 5000000 people in and around madrid have in theory you know the new restrictions but fines for traveling outside the area other than for an essential reason such as work study or visiting a doctor are on hold until a legal challenge is heard. in britain the opposition labor party is questioning local restrictions in parts of northern england pointing out that 19 out of 20 areas under restrictions for 2 months had reported rising infection rates the pri

were you concerned that you wouldn't be able to find a barber shop that could do afro hair?uinely, iwas a bit worried about it. a few weeks into cambridge, how's it going? yeah. ah, man! it's stressful. i did kind of worry about fitting myself, from where i come from, this, like, very, very traditional, very nigerian culture, into what is, like, what i assume to be, like, an upper—class white community. so i was a bit worried, but it has been good. like, i have found people that are quite like me. i've found people that are very different to me, and we get on, and, yeah, it'sjust been a really good experience. i can't lie, it's been brilliant. when i heard about cambridge and oxford and all that kind of stuff, like, this is the place that i've wanted to go to. love that! sharon from tottenham is studying history and spanish. herfamily, of eritrean origin, have come to visit. growing up, cambridge always was seen as something so, like, unattainable, but it was always, like, a goalfor you, you always wanted to go to cambridge. i feel like cambridge is very welcoming. and she's

and one of it was -- one sites is the barber shop and going to explore the barber shop and everything and when i started writing that book, the first sentence was but election day because i was in the barber shop on election day and there was about the conversation that was happening. and so i knew i couldn't escape it and that's what made me switch to writing this book and it's so pivotal because i think the seek key of those people -- psyche of people who feel. thes to be liberals, progressivessen people on the right side of history, the psyche was broken and there was something that was unfathomable pout this, and i can't say that i'm -- i was completely immune. don't want to pretend i was in a position in which i was like, of course donald trump will win this. i wanted to believe that something else was possible. i was like, oh, no, we have the first black president, first woman president? seems lying natural progression but i think what so many of us didn't take into account and what i was trying to get through that night because i was on democracy now during the election coverag

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tiki barber is back with us former new york giants running back.he game misses something without alive big crowd, but i don't want to see an outbreak, where are you coming from on this. >> i agree with you, what it seemed like were seen a lot of do as i say and not as i do from parents and fans, we saw smu the entire student section got kicked out for not socially distancing or wearing masks as well, the university of miami does not allow students because of the very concern, you have to be smart about this, i think it is a regional issue, down in the south there is a lot of states or counties that are not taking this seriously, i don't think it's going to affect them as much as a house other parts of the country when obviously we know that is false, the ncaa and the universities themselves have to be diligent and penalized, not only coaches but fans that are not allowed to come in if they don't adhere to the rules. stuart: over the weekend some of my friends and i were talking and texting to each other, we were speculating on when we will get back

>> joe a local barber who had a shop right next to her salon. a love triangle.lked to robert who was on the road. >> how did he react? >> he was devastated. >> easy enough to check on robert. gps records put him a full day away. when they met him, you could see his grief was real. >> that was my better half. she was gone. it was a hard thing. >> this is how detectives discovered the unusual nature. >> robert told them he knew about the other boyfriend. wasn't a secret. he didn't mind. said he wanted her to be happy. >> he's a truck driver. when he was home, he expected her and him to be a couple. when he was away, he realized she would have other relationships. >> but how did joe feel about that? he was upset about something. >> the night before the murder, joe and nikki had a loud argument. >> all she told joe was he couldn't come over. >> that's what we thought. he was an immediate person of interest. he was. >> remember, a neighbor spotted a black car near nikki's house the day. joe's car? >> do you know what joe drives? >> no. there was a car in the driveway

reach those guys wherever they are, whether the barber shop or the strip club. the point is they have a place in this process. they have value and power in this process. elected officials like senator bracy are going there and getting votes. it sounds like guys are excited and hoping they may influence the 2020 election. ayman, it's going to be a close one. >> every vote counts. you can catch tremayne's reporting wherever you get your podcast and find alicia on "american voices." >>> heading overseas, we're following breaking news out of france. authorities investigating what they're calling a deadly terrorist attack in the south of france. earlier today three people were killed and others injured in a knife attack inside a church in nice. another attack was also reported today outside the french consulate in saudi arabia. so far it's unclear if it is connected to the attack in nice. the incident follows months of protesters triggered by president macron's defense of cartoons of the profit mohammed. president trump tweeting earlier in part, quote, these radical

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plus, who would try to kidnap a governor why pr tht.a bay area barber who reopened just two months after the start of the lockdown could have to hang up his sheers. and a food truck that helps to feed lots of people in need, stolen in alameda county. >> how do we feed thousands of people with one truck that barely works? >>> trouble in the pandemic. 31 states now showing an increase in cases. here in the bay area, the average number of deaths per day rose from 11 to 15 in the past week. and tonight, some new insight on a possible vaccine. we heard from nation top dse anthony fauci, in a virtual forum, hosted by uc berkeley. >> reporter: for 45 machine, dr. fauci addressed a long list of questions. here on campus, students jup to know when they're gonna get back to in-person learning. >> i've always wanted to come to this school. i've all.ed to be here to get instruction. and i'm just doing this online. >> reporter: as a transfer student, he worries he will graduate from cal without ever stepping foot inside a classroom. online education is just not the same, they say. >> professors and f

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nbc's ellison barber joins me from doral, florida.trump campaign efforts to target venezuelan americans specifically in part of our down to county coverage. also joining me, maria hinojosa, the anchor and executive producer of npr's latino usa and she's somehow found time to write a new book. "once i was you," a memoir of love and hate in a torn america. ellison, what ellison, what are you hearing on the ground from the venezuelan-voters you've been talking to? >> reporter: craig, let me start with the obvious here. miami-dade is a county that we do not expect president trump to win. back in 2016, cuban-americans and venezuelan-americans helped prevent hillary clinton from getting a total landslide here and arguably helped pave the way for president trump to naturally row narrowly win this state. president trump is trying to tie joe biden to far left socialist parties, a message resonating in south florida. biden is not a socialist and has tried to more forcefully come out and make that point but for many people it isn't having an imp

>> allison barber is in miami, the little haiti area and why this particular area as a key factor?ning to both of you. so in miami, the haitian american commune, there is a lot of frustration. they feel like neither political party really does enough for the haitian community. some feel like democrats, they take haitian americans for granted. others say republicans simply do not care. there is a lot of pride here for senator harris, and seeing her on the democratic presidential ticket, obviously she is the daughter of a jamaican immigrant and that does not go unnoticed here and i think for the biden campaign, along with the background, with the policy, it will help increase turnout in caribbean communes like little haiti where we are now. and one woman that we spoke to, she supports former vice president joe biden, she fully intends to vote for him, but she is not effusive in her praise for him, she feels like she is not doing enough and there is a long issue in american politics of politicians taking the haitian community for granted, making promises to them, and then not followin

joining me now is nbc news correspondent allison barber live for us in miami. florida obviously a critical state in this election. looking into this unexplained outage is a big question. what have you learned about what they're doing and have they made any changes to prevent something similar from happening later today? >> reporter: it's a confusing situation. there are still a lot of unanswered questions but we do know right now that the window to vote has been extended until 7:00 p.m. this evening. the window is from noon to 7:00 p.m. that's online and also in person. in terms of whether or not the website is working and whether or not we could potentially see these issues again this evening, i don't think we really have a clear answer on that. governor ron desantis said the website is working now but when he was asked about that at the press conference earlier today, this afternoon, he said this. >> it's working now but as you know, if 500,000 people descend at the same time it creates a bottle neck and that's what we see. hopefully it will be phone but we a

and they all really care about tps even if they aren't directly impacted. >> ellison barber for us ini in miami. still ahead, getting personal with the pandemic. after the break, we hear from a father and a daughter, the subjects of a documentary highlighting the human cost of the president's policies. >> this pandemic and future pandemics are unnatural. it doesn't have to be that way. >> if trump had just not politicized wearing a mask or caring about covid, i really wonder if my granddad would still be alive. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? an herbal stress reliever ashwagandha, for all-day, all-night protection. that helps you turn the stressed life... into your best life. stress less and live more. with stressballs. the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends th

i am trying to provide for my family and i'm trying to allow my barbers to provide for their families. >> this morning, a community organization that beats thousands of people in need in oakland is looking for some help. >> there truck was stolen yesterday and they found it without a very expensive part. whoever stole it abandoned it and took its catalytic converter. it is barely operable. the program is a kpix jefferson award winner and tells us the group does not have the money to make major repairs. >> how do we feed 2000 people with one truck that barely works, that was stolen? we have to find another way. >> caesar crews tells us the truck had been allowing volunteers to gather at the warehouses. more than 2000 people in long lines weight to get food and other household items. we have information on our website. >>> the city of oakland is trying to make businesses more transparent about their past. the city council approved a resolution that would force companies to dispose any historical ties to slavery. this revives the law passed 15 years ago. also, a fund where companies coul

nbc's ellison barber is there. ellison, what was president obama's message to floridians? >> reporter: hey, joshua. he talked a lot about health care. he criticized president trump's leadership, especially as it relates to covid-19. remember when florida had that major surge of covid cases this summer miami was the epicenter of all of that, the heart of the big massive outbreak and people here, they remember it well. they are still obviously dealing with it now. the former president reminded floridians that the people most impacted by that virus in this state are members of the black community and the latino community. miami-dade is a county where 69% of its residents are hispanic and that is a group of voters that the trump campaign has spent a lot of time trying to target some groups of it by trying to tie former vice president joe biden to socialism and some of the regimes in latin america that cubans and venezuelans were forced to flee in order to keep their families safe and come to the united states. today former president barack obama took on that narrative directly

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two homes and shopping centers, to factory shift alliance and colleges, the beauty polluters and barberto farmers markets and union halls. this has been a long and personal campaign, a humbling experience, reminding us that ultimate political influence rests not with the powerbrokers but with the people. [applause] this has been a time of learning, and for the exchange of ideas, a time of tough debate on the important issues facing our country. this kind of debate is part of our tradition, and as democrats we are as heirs to great tradition. i have never met a democratic president, but i've always been a democrat. years ago, as a farm boy sitting outdoors with my family on the ground, into the middle of the night, gathered close around a battery radio, connected to the automobile battery, and listening to the democratic conventions in far off cities, i was a long way from this election process then. i feel much closer to it now. [applause] ours is a party of the man who was nominated, by those distant conventions and who inspired and restored this nation in its darkest hours, franklin d