chris: kelly and, candidate donald trump supported what bloomberg did with stop and frisk. here he is in the first debate with hillary clinton and 2016. >> continued on by mayor bloomberg and terminated by current mayor. stop and frisk had a tremendous impact on the safety of new york city. tremendous. beyond belief. when you say it has no impact, it really did. a very big impact. why was it tremendous then and is racist now? >> the president is toying with everybody. if you showed videotape of that of him everybody would say racist. i think michael bloomberg learned his lesson. that was so long ago. a few years ago as mayor of new york. it was not just stop and frisk. he said run lighting, canceling redlining started the financial crisis. the african-american community were not the perpetrators of that crisis. many of them were the victims. what is he talking about? this billionaire that has made this life's wealth in the financial services industry is now saying that. burning a flag at woodstock. he said this several years ago. it is the way he said it appeared you can ba

not boundaries. >>> nba players meeting to discuss the future of the season chris kelly joining us nowreciate your time on such a fast moving story, thank you >> really good to be here. >> your thoughts on last night and next steps what do you think the owner response will be today >> i think our response was very positive and understanding, i think the calls for social change that but have been working on them quite actively the bucks ownership and ownership around the league responded quickly last night saying we're supportive of this movement and this understanding that things have to change faster than they are right now the players are meeting to talk about how that means about going on with the season we're ready to do more >> the collective action is driven, it's not a classic labor dispute where they're looking for remedies for ownership they're looking for remedies for attorney's general and societies at large what needs to happen to identify the players when it is largely out of ownership control >> i think you seen a lot of the leadership and the ability to move forward toge

a september 15th ban imposed of the trump administration former facebook chief security officer chris kelly joins us now on that. chris, good morning. >> good morning. >> so, what's your take on both the security risk posed by tiktok itself and the approach that the administration has taken to that. it seems either company specific or china specific and not data security specific. >> well, yeah. the action that the administration has taken is on some level fairly outrageous actually you know, it is unprecedented. none of this has been done before on a content basis. and it was hard to understand the rational behind going after tiktok and then we chat together in this executive order and that kind of came out of the blue i think to a lot of folks. >> now, why do you say outrageous a lot of people will say, hey, look at this story in the "journal," look at their practices and look at the chinese government's policies. >> let's be clear, there is a real risk here and everybody needs to know about that in the past, though, we've had sort of pretty wide open net that allows chinese companies to

or to buy a potential competitor. >> chris kelly, thanks, as ever for your candor on that topic. mike santelli, clearly the hearings did not hurt the stock prices for the companies tomorrow we have earnings. >> that is the question as to whether that would cause a rethink. the pattern has been to sell the earnings news, not just for the high flying tech stocks so we'll see if that changes tomorrow it seems like most investors are focusedond liquidity and the secular growth as opposed to what happened over the last three months. >> we're out of time here with all of those hearings today. thank you so much for tuning into "closing bell." "fast money" starts right now. >> "fast money" does start right. i'm melissa lee. guy adami, tim seymour and bono and icen and tonight no pain no gain that is the message from mike wilson, where he sees stocks headed on august plus boeing hitting new headwinds we heard from the ceo when he expects air travel to return to normal and we're all over the action, qualcomm and pay poll reporting results, how we are paying the earnings moves big day on ca

chris kelly joins us now chris, you know, we had facebook say they're not going to take new ads a weekon day. now they're going to halt the adds after election day but i wonder how much of an impact all of that is going to have on how facebook is perceived. >> there is always a butt it of fight about this information we saw whut we started taking political ads back in 2006 there were policies in place then to begin the deal with them but obviously, the huge investment that the company made in being ready for this information that would come from any side or from foreign nations has -- is paying dividends right now. so i think that you have seen policies evolve with the communications that are am coming from the campaigns and the discovery of activities by foreign governments and other actors designed to make sure that this vote has a high level of integrity to it given that it's hard to meet in person a host oth a lot of other venues are shut down is new policy going to arise >> i think there is always learning from, you know, attempt attempted manipulation over time just as you saw fr

. >> playing in the pool chris kelly looks like any five-year- old kid. underneath the service is fighting liver cancer back braces a 5-year-old that has been battling stage iv liver cancer for two years and he just deserve something special. >> this is part of the something special he got. two corvette groups, santa clara corvette's and friends and family corvettes from vallejo put together personal. a 42 cars into the bread drive- by purports in saratoga and price was thrilled. >> he loved it. he couldn't believe the corvettes were lining the street . they were so excited for each one that came by. >> he got a small that of his own and many other gifts. bryce's dad reached out trying to make a wonderful memory who had his procedure put on hold and that that drivers were aghast about helping out. >> we have not had any of our social events that we usually have so it was very good timing is just bringing and showing off our cars for very good cause. >> that's were the only wheels to show up. the county sheriff's cruise by and firefighters. bryce's been th

such a great story about chris kelly in new york city. it tells about the first girl scout troop in the wide response. a little bit of a background of this book. she will be talking with others and then she will take questions from you. nikita: first of all thank you for having us tonight braided one of the things that i want to talk about tonight is that this story goes way back before 2017. although, we first spotted each other across the room in 2015 read i had no idea that you all but experience homelessness. i would end up writing a book about your journey. in 2013, i had taken on the beta social services and poverty for the new york times. i decided that i would go to each shelter anyone invited me to. and so councilmember in queens, invited me to go to a shelter in queens that had been made out of a hotel. and so i shut up and am surprised to see all of these girl scouts serving the thanksgiving lunch. i karina and her sisters were there. and it didn't write anything that day. i just left, what's on the inside of the shoulder. and

talk between microsoft and tiktok and what a mean would mean for other social media stocks with chris kelly. the plus, big testing companies like quest and lab corps warn of back logs and delays, we'll talk to gravity diagnostics ceo we have big earnings reports coming your way. virgin galactic, take-two and chegg and more we'll bring you the numbers as they cross and analysis as well. let's focus in on the big stories. mike santoli tracking today's market action. >> mike, let's start with you. >> not far off session highs really not that far all time highs. about 3% below that right now. and we've kind of broken gently with this levitation we had today above the range we've been in for the better part of six or seven weeks. you know, we talked last week about how 3200 on the s&p 500 refused to break we had multiple days in the last half of july where the market just bottomed there and bought that seemed to show you that, you know, this side ways period netted out to the benefit of th bulls. will yes, 2300 is flattered by the largest nasdaq stocks. if you're an index investor, you don't car

chris. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house for us, kelly, always good to see you. thanks. >>> as of 5:00 p.m. today, it's going to be mandatory to wear masks in the state of alabama. the state's republican governor, kay ivey, announcing the order just yesterday, saying the numbers in her state are trending in the wrong direction. but her own lieutenant governor called the move an overstep. even as public health experts like dr. deborah birx praised the order. but as mask wearing continues to be a political litmus test, what do the residents of deep red alabama think? with me from montgomery, alabama, is nbc news reporter dasha burns. what are you hearing on the ground there? >> hey, chris. well, i have been in alabama for about three days now, and i am noticing interesting trends when it comes to the mask debate. the conversation that's happening in the political sphere, the governor, lieutenant governor, other politicians, sounds pretty different from the conversations that i have been having with both doctors and residents here. doctors, of course, are desperate

and chris, general kelly he says slinked away from his job. >> scott, thank you very much. >>> coming up, bay area casino back open today, we'll explain what you can and can't do at cash creek. >>> and a 180 at the nfl as the league apologizes for cracking down on players taking a knee. but not everyone is buying their sorry. >>> alameda county continues to talking about social bubbles. what that means for face-to-face contact, next. >>> welcome back. last week, prol players spoke out about racial sms the nfl is listening to them. an apology for how it handled players taking a knee. a different tone and perhaps some action. news correspondent stephanie gosk says the league's about face on race is meeting suspicion. >> we are listening. i am listening. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell is changing the league's message, release thing video statement late friday. >> we at the national football league condemn racism and the systematic oppression of black people. we the national football league admit we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier, and encourage all to spe

i did find that some of the stories, facebook's privacy officer chris kelly told me that he connected roger with mark and he did have a meeting with him with yahoo was trying to join facebook and he did have a role but a role among others in helping connect sandberg to facebook but by the time he was complaining, he had faded from the picture, he was not a regular advisor and basically they were getting a letter from someone who maybe was important in the early days of facebook but now is not someone who they were in close contact with, so they feel comfortable snuffing off his concerns to the partnership dan rose in the specific things he was complaining about were indeed under discussion at facebook and facebook attorney decided that it was not going to do anything about the misinformation that was circulating in 2016, it was not a new thing he was bringing up, it was something that they already made that decision, disruptive decision and roger was right to call it out, it was not like roger was saying here's something you don't know about, it was something they knew about and alrea

kelly says? go ahead, chris. >> the thing is this, kelly. i hear what you're saying. they don't seem to have a problem going out to protest, don't seem to have a problem going out and about. in florida people are out at the beaches and doing other things. we should concentrate on coronavirus and we need to concentrate on our constitution. this is an election of the president of the united states as well as many other offices. we have to be confident of that. in wisconsin, 14,000 ballots were never received when trump won a by a little over 23,000 votes. we can't afford those kind of possibilities. i'm all for peaceful protesting. if folks can do that, hang out on the beach in florida, be out and about in different states, they need to do the same thing when it comes to the voting process. rob: let me get the response to the suggestion that republicans want to suppress the votes. that's what you hear from democrats every time. >> that's absolutely crazy. we have this thing that goes back and forth, republicans, democrats, vice versa. they talk about -- they criticize f

us and my son, who was six months old, i got up the nerve i said, you know you have to chris and the piano. >> kelly goes and he sits down and he says, what would you like me to play? and in this moment i so want him to know me and know that i am a big fan, so i'm not going to say "rocket man. that's too obvious.

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deliberately and blatantly interfere in the election joining us now, former facebook general counsel chris kelly those accusations of censorship and bias is this an overreach by twitter and facebook >> it is an overreach. first of all, i mean from the -- assuming monopoly is something that's been going on in a whole bunch of discussions here d but i don't want to talk about that primarily today. we are operating in a context here after the 2016 elections where platforms were misused by foreign intelligence agencies and a number of others to spread illicit and false material and, you know, what they have been doing is war gaming for quite some time the different scenarios that would come up this is one that would come up twitter's policy on dissemination of hacked material came into play and it may have been an overreach to block the url in its entirely. but facebook was fully within its rights, and the way that it war gamed these scenarios before to say, wait a minute, we have got to check the facts underlying this. restrict distribution in the meantime, allowing it to be spread, still, you know

well i want to thank all our guests chris bowden sam kelly and why you pradelle and thank you too for watching you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website out to 0 dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story for me iran current and the entire team here in doha and you know. august on out is iraq at the us republican and democratic national conventions delegates officially nominate their party's presidential candidates for the 2020 elections in india witnessed policy young conservationist tackling the deadly fumin elephant conflict with an unlikely strategy coexistence 10 years after the chilean mining disaster we revisit the victims of a story that captivated the world one on one east and has the violent arena it makes martial arts in russia and the former u.s.s.r. and the un special tribunal delivers its verdict on the assassination of former lebanese prime minister rafik hariri focused on al-jazeera. a career reporting

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well i want to thank all our guests chris bowden sam kelly and why you pradelle and thank you too for watching you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website out to 0 dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story for me in ron howard and the entire team here in doha and you know. every war makes a devastating impact of each other's earthrise explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important southpaws that we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there there simulating what happens when an elephant cause life after conflict on al-jazeera it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical car

civil society is pushing for to be rolled out across well i want to thank all our guests chris bowden sam kelly and why you pradelle and thank you too for watching you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website out to 0 dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story for me iran card and the entire team here in doha and you know. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. jumped into the story and julian on global community this generation will have

distraction >> joining us now is facebook's former chief privacy officer and first general council, chris kelly, who's also a current advise tore facebook on issues like this. thanks so much for joining us, chris. >> really glad to be here. thanks >> i guess my starting question would be whether you agree with what mark zuckerberg said there, that twitter has gone as far as making itself an arbiter of truth. >> what he's wanted to focus on more is what b facebook has done in this area and the way that things work in content review. that there are issues of imminent harm, where even political figures can have speech taken down. it should be, it is and should be an extraordinarily rare event and it has to be on an issue of imminent harm and facebook has approached it that way, which is quite different but this is a new movement for them and so we'll see how that develops over time >> chris, is it possible and fair in your eyes to continue in a way where you say we're not going to get involved in any way on political speech. but we are going to take some posts down if they break certain rules this

chris christie, kelly conway. >> the majority of them, exactly. they have their belief that the president was tested every day, therefore, they were all safe. and they weren't. because, you know, we don't know whether the president was tested every day. and what we do know now is that, you know, well, we don't know. but one of the questions out there right now, anderson, is one that david axelrod posed. they got a result they didn't want to talk about and then they didn't want to disclose it and that's where we are where we are. the fact we have to ask the question is because they have been so close mouthed, rather, and opaque about what is going on. >> well, i mean, not only that. the president's doctor says one thing and then according to "the new york times" and "ap" tells background reporters, last 24 hours very concerning and the next 48 hours are going to be critical. >> and that happened, apparently, the minutes after the doctor was speaking. it was totally contradictory. but the thing i think that is also important to keep in mind is that

chris colfer. i'm sorry, kelly in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. take care and stacey play subsists endless. fronting the business model sled. companies are sensing gold rush, subversion, future markets with substantial in space science fiction. obscene made in germany 16 song d, w. carefully, soon to be a good lead. to scuttle the i subscribe to a documentary on you tube is for me. playing is for is for hello glenn. beethoven is for her. is for beethoven is for us, is for the a beethoven 2020, the 250th anniversary here on a record high for wall street and a lot of confidence elsewhere. stocks around the world follow, the dow's meet up or heard amid easing worries over the damage and u.s. politics. we'll get the latest from our markets. also on the show, producing vaccines for billions of people won't be enough. so we take a look at what other equipment will be keen.

. >> chris, kelly torrence here.do you think people like elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar are still in? elizabeth warren has 8. if he doesn't see a way to win -- i heard about going to a brokered convention. do you think she has any say as a queen maker? >> it's possible that -- kind of becomes the self-fulfilling prophesy the brokered convention thing where candidates think they may have a chance to be the nominee even though they have votes, maybe they will stick with it. however, what would convince them to drop out would be super tuesday. if elizabeth warren loses in her home state of massachusetts, that's really embarrassing and i was also worried if she was going to try to avoid the embarrassment by dropping out beforehand. she had big fundraisers planned in the meantime and wants to wrap it all to boston or continue to brokered. i will do suspect amy klobuchar will wrap up with win in her state and end of the road and through her hat to one of the other candidates. >> what do you think the impact of play you

the gallery tonight joined by their son who is now a 13 year old and doing very very well to kelly engage chris will live in our hearts forever he is looking down on you now thank you i literally didn't bid the the thank you very much thank you both very much. the tears responsible for killing sergeant haig was casino cell a mani who provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life solomon he was the iranian regime's buzz ruthless butcher a monster who murder ordered thousands of american service members in iraq. as the world's top terrorist salah money orchestrated the deaths of countless men women and children he directed samberg assault and went on to assault the u.s. forces in iraq was actively planning new attacks and we had a very hard and that's why last month at my direction the u.s. military executed a flawless precision strike that killed solid many and terminated his evil reign of terror forever alley led the intellectual siege to the terrorists. you will never escape american justice if you attack our citizens you forfeit your life alexandra will erode in recent months we ha

as i said, it will feature some of our states' global talents. , danny devito, chris rock, kelly ripand say kwon bartley among others. thealso touched to mention surviving members will be performing. tribute toa special the band cofounder who we lost to covid-19. it will all be broadcast live on virtually every single local television station and on radios up and down the state and streamed online. the best part is 100% of the proceeds will go to help those impacted by covid-19. another way to support new jersey pandemic relief is tonight's 9:00 jersey takeover on hq trivia featuring only in new jersey trivia questions. play along. for every player during the jersey takeover, one dollar will be donated to the fund. everybody, tune in at 7:00 for the extraordinary fundraiser and 9:00 for hq trivia. , note i turn things over only do we talk about discharges, but people who got sick and got better or folks who have mild symptoms and to get back in the saddle and are able to pick themselves up. it's a treat for me that our general counsel is back in the house with us today. please help me

kelly hyman and republican strategist chris truehome.first question to you, you say donald trump has the most approve and the most to lose, why? >> thank you for having me on the show. trump definitely has the most approve and the most to lose. we have to think about where we are with our economy. people are struggling personally, professionally, economically. we have covid-19. anyone who has been affected, my heart and prayers go out to you, we had 200,000 deaths. trump needs to be accountable for his actions and according to a recent fox poll the majority of theories think biden is more competent than trump to be president so trump has a lot on his mind. he does not want to lose his base but i don't think trump is going to lose his base but he definitely has a lot to lose and will be accountable to the american people. >> you agree with kelly? >> is what it comes down to. democrats do what they can to demonize the president, but here is what it comes down to. >> that chris finished please >> 149,000 businesses, the first president, une

all that working with up with my colleague chris kohler i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching.absolutely. kicked off. the floor teams are still meeting the back page when for going to. fire me for my 2nd glovebox got the job done. and will things calm down now occurred to her live they won their 1st game after coach klinsmann quicks kick off. the field 60 minutes on d w. w's crime fighters are back to africa's most successful radio drama series continues in a moment disowns are available online the course you can share and discuss along w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms for a crime fighter to me and now. they were forced into a nameless mass of. their bodies near tools. free of the slave trade is africa's history. it describes nothing for power and profit plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence. the slave system created the greatest plan and accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that to tell this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery

chris, you see this obviously kelly has stood by vindman and said he did the right thing.obviously kelly is a four star general, a very respected general. is this a fight trump should be having? >> erin, this is a president that likes to have fights. he enjoys the jousting and likes telling people what he thinks. i'm always amazed by people who are shocked by what the president says when the country set ging used to the fact that the president likes to speak his mind. donald trump was elected president of the united states. general kelly was an appointed official, aide, chief of staff. the chief of staff doesn't run the country. and it's not that consequential what his views are because he was not elected by the president. and you can see by the tone of the language he used that that really -- that graded on hum. and i think i agree with some of the things that general kelly said. i think migrants are good people. i think vindman was following procedures by what he did and so forth. but at the end of the day, the president decides if he doesn't like vindman, those people w

kelly and ryan!" today, from "ncis: los angeles," chris o'donnell. and the cohost of the cmas, darius rucker. e got tips to help you deal with the election aftermath. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. good morning. pleasure to see you on this wednesday, november 4th. i'm tired. [laughter] >> kelly: why? why are you tired? >> ryan: i was very busy last night. >> kelly: what were you doing? where are you keeping track of the votes as they were coming in? did

chris: but it's not just john bolton, he joins a list including rex tillerson, jim mattis and john kellye top officials not only breaking with the president but questioning his fitness for office? mercedes: look, i worked with john bolton while at the white house -- >> chris: i'm asking you about all four of them, mercedes. mercedes: look, at the end of the day john bolton is disgruntled because of the fact that president trump did not follow his direction. john bolton lacks credibility just like president george bush -- >> chris: what about john kelly? mercedes: these are individuals that didn't agree with the president's policy when it came to foreign policy in general. so at the end to have day it's not rex tillerson or john kelly or secretary mattis who make these decisions, it's president trump and president trump is going to listen to his advisers at the end of the day, but he's the ultimate decision-maker when it comes to foreign policy. guess what, because of president trump we have ended the endless wars. he's the one that's been able to work on trade deals with china. you talke

unanimously that the government had overreached in prosecuting allies of the new jersey governor chris christie. bridget kellynd bill baroni were convicted of fraud and conspiracy in their roles in a political payback schema created a massive traffic jam to punish democratic mayor who refused to endorse the republican governor's reelection. the senate has failed to override a veto by president trump of a measure seeking to restrict his military authority against iran. today's vote was 49 in favor and 44 against. however, two-thirds majority was needed for the override. we are getting new images tonight and what venezuela says is this second american behind a failed plot to overthrow the venezuelan government. state department correspondent rich edson has the images. >> more captive videos emerged from the venezuelan government of nicolas maduro. these apparently of the second former u.s. green beret in the regime's custody. under arrest, this man claims he's aaron berry, and one question, he says he's part of an incursion into venezuela this weekend to push maduro from power. the regime already aired a video

david macatee, 22-year-old natalia kelly, chris beatty was a foreman defensive lineman. james secure lock, a 22-year-old black men. again, four african-americans now dead. also this, at least 310 law enforcement officials injured, many of them seriously, many hospitalized. they've been shot at, bricks thrown at them, they've been hit with cars and other vehicles. let's brick in and welcome back to the show louisiana senator bill cassidy. senator, your reaction to what you just heard. >> it's awful. it shows you that the original peaceful protests have been infiltrated by criminals and by an anarchists. we are with the peaceful protesters. we agree the death of george floyd should not have have happened. but to see this movement, if you will, corrupted by those who seek to kill others does an incredible disservice. we need to ignore the latter two and focus on the first. elizabeth: yeah. you know, people are trying the say that if you criticize the rioting, the looting, somehow that's criticizing the protests against what happened with george floyd. that's not the case. t

here to debate kelly hyman and senior advisor chris, happy new year to both of you.ate for something and we have an election that had numerous -- proven 100%, numerous accounts by different states. i can tell you 42,000 cases of duplicate votes voted more than once, out-of-state voters and thousands of voters who voted that were associated with making addresses associated with commercial properties so this is something that is certainly right and democrats did this themselves, they are being hypocrites, they did it themselves in 2000. todd: i will go to kelly right now. you heard what chris just said in line with what the president said. is that tweet the united states had more votes than it had people voting, this travesty cannot be allowed to stand. it was a rigged election, one not even fit for third world countries. do you think the president and his gop supporters have a case? >> i don't believe they have a case at all. trump lost, trump is acting as a sore loser and the american people don't like sore losers. we live in a democracy, i don't think they have a ca

to kelly and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause]. thank you very much. thank you both very much. the terrace responsible for killing the sergeant was so money who planted to his life and it was the iranians who james monster who murdered and thousands of americans in iraq and the world's top terrace he orchestrated the tests of countless men and women and children and soleimani went on to assault u.s. forces in iraq with actively planning attacks and we had a very hard. and that is why i asked mom that, the u.s. military executed the prisons and strike that killed soleimani and's separated his evil terror forever. [applause]. american justice, he attacked our citizens and you will forfeit your life. [applause]. in recent months, we have seen proud iranians raise our voices against the rollers. the iranian regime must abandon the pursuit of nuclear weapons, stop spreading terror death and destruction and start working for the good of its own people. because of our powerful sanctions, the iranian economy is doing very very

kelly and ryan!" today, from the new movie, "wonder woman 1984," chris pine. , and broadway star, christine baranski. and we kick off "live"'s celebrate and save week. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ speak to someone that's happy this morning. [laughs] and it is monday, december 7th. good morning. nice to see you.

chris. they claim the city administrator naomi kelly went to the office and demanded changes. they say that they were refused to alter the report and after he publicly released of the medical examiners official findings which we that he died from a mixture of cocaine and alcohol. in response, administrators released this short statement saying the lawsuits allegations regarding the city administrator are complete fiction. a subsequent autopsy report from the public defenders office claims that he died of natural causes and they also claimed he had a grudge against san francisco public defender jeff adachi about the accreditation of the medical examiner's office. it is still not clear exactly what changes that they alleged to have ordered. >>> federal civil rights lawsuit is expected to be filed against the vallejo police about the death of sean monterrosa. he was shot through the windshield of an unmarked cruiser. john burris says they should have known the officer in question had a history of firing his gun on the job. >> the police chief is still trying to fire one of the of

the supreme court says bridget and kelly aid of chris christie did act abruptly.courts said they did not break federal law. >>> hello to our viewers around the state and around the world, i am john king. a shock wave through the trump white house today. a military aid to the president of the united states tested positive. it is the first known case of coronavirus in the west wing. the president is being tested regularly is upset at this news. he's immediately tested again. let's get to cnn's kaitlan collins

to kelly and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause] thank you both very much. the terrorist responsible for killing the sergeant was qasem soleimani. he provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life. soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher. a monster who murdered and wounded thousands of american service members in iraq. as the world's top terrorist, soleimani orchestrated the death of countless men, women, and children. he directed the december assault and went on to assault u.s. forces in iraq, was actively planning new attacks when we hit him hard. the u.s. military executed a flawless precision strike that killed soleimani and terminated his evil reign of terror forever. [applause] our message to the terrorist is clear. you will never escape american justice. if you attack our citizens, you forfeit your life. [applause] in recent months we have seen proud iranians raise their voices against their oppressive rulers. the iranian regime must abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons, stop spreading

chris? >> thank you for that, kelly. craig? >> dr. win, let me come to you. it would seem to a lot of folks italy has become worse case scenario. looking at china and this word i think late last night, no new cases coming out of this particular province in china, how promising is that? how much can we trust that information? >> if it is true and i hope it's true, it illustrates that china's containments have worked and containment could work here in the u.s. as well. i think that's why we keep urging for social distancing and all these voluntary measures that are put into place at the moment, that if people could just stay at home, we have a chance of preventing that worst case scenario we're seeing in italy. we have a chance to spread out the rate of infection and avoid overwhelming our health care system all at the same time. now, there is a question, too, in the u.s. of what are we going to do with hospital capacity? i think that's why i really hope we have the president saying today or at least very shortly how we're going to ramp up capacity really rapid

the supreme court says bridget and kelly aid of chris christie did act abruptly. the high courts said they did not break federal law. >>> hello to our viewers around the state and around the world, i am john king. a shock wave through the trump white house today. a military aid to the president of the united states tested positive. it is the first known case of coronavirus in the west wing. the president is being tested regularly is upset at this news. he's immediately tested again. let's get to cnn's kaitlan collins covering for us at the white house. >> reporter: i broke the story with my colleague. just to give people insights of who these valets are and what they do. this is an elite unit, basically the right hand for the president and help them not only food and beverage service when they're in washington but on the road and out in the country. they have a ton of personal tasks helping the president, they are around him frequently and they interact with other valets, it is crucial that this person is tested positive because it is someone who obviously close t

the contacts is growing, former adviser kellies a anne con way and chris christie positive. >> the rapid test of the white house have no data on their use in asymptomatic people. >> reporter: mcenany said she tested negative until this morning. >> it is a point in time and it may not be accurate it does not mean you can ignore the precautions. >> reporter: the cdc updating the guidance on covid acknowledging it can travel through the air beyond six feet and may linger in the air. especially in enclosed spaces with poor ventilation and tonight because the white house and the president's doctors declined to say when president trump last tested negative, it expands the possible window when he was infectious and traveling and raising questions if the president was being tested as auoften as he says katd >> thank you. >>> joe biden is in florida for tonight's nbc news town hall trying to build key support while the only vice presidential debate takes on new importance here's garrett headache. >> reporter: tonight joe biden pressing the advantage while the president is off the campaign trail.

chris. cal taking on oregon state. regular season finale. kelly had 19. tinkle can shoot, especially when nobody is guarding him. beavering up 5 five at the halfe inside with authority. led the bears with 18. drives and scores. but tickle finished with 74-56. they're 13-18, tied for eighth heading into the pac-12 tournament. giants taking on the infa didt a his catcher, buster posey. rbi single. posey five rbis so far this spring. he was replaced by the man that eventually replace him long-term. joey bart. and the giants win by a score of 12-7. >> warriors and sixers up next. the game will follow right around 8:00. >> all right, sir. thank you very much. >>> well, our very own dan ashley is ready to rock tonight. next on abc 7 news, details on the annual charity event and >>> tonight it is time to rock out for a good cause. >> our very own dan ashley charity concert will be held in walnut creek. ♪ i was bad to the bone ♪ bad to the bone ♪ bad. >> he does it all. the nonprofit raises money for children in need. this year's headliner is bruce springfield. t