." >> reporter: sav-on.re cathy was working at the time she was stabbed to death. that had to make everybody sit up straight. >> it did. >> reporter: there was more. the guy whose car had been repossessed had recently been released from state prison and was now in custody for threatening someone with a knife. and what you wanted to know first was, "where were you on the night cathy torrez disappeared?" >> correct. >> reporter: and where was he? >> he was in state prison. >> reporter: so whatever's going on with this guy, he's not your guy. >> he -- well, he's not personally. but is he related to -- does he know? what's the connection? why is this stuff in the trunk of his car? >> reporter: when you say to him, "why would you have articles about cathy torrez's murder and receipts from sav-on in the trunk of your car," his answer's what? >> "that's all my wife's stuff." he disowns it. he separates himself from it, which now raises a little bit more suspicion. >> reporter: could you tell if he was connected to

sav saved? about leadership in our country. we are number one of the world we are about a quarter of the cases globally we have a lot of people and 100,000 people died from this disease. we have not had a national strategy the president has had outstanding advise from dr. fauci and dr. burke. he chose not to communicate that and down played it we all have consequences >> when you hear the president's remarks and keeping in mind of the time frame, early february and mid-march when he was talking about his own understanding through his briefings that this is a trans missable virus that you can get it through breathing it is not just the old and it is also young people who are at risk and this is much more serious than the flu when you hear him, it is a world away from what he was saying in public, do you believe he understood privately, he was privately articulating what was true and know about the virus at that time. >> i think without a doubt they were regular briefings. there were briefings fro

we don't know. >> martin sav ij, you're doing a great job on this. thank you, appreciate that. lead attorney representing ahmaud arbery's family and a message tonight from ahmaud's mother. we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. in honor of my dad, who was alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink, and they just came out perfect. - [announcer] check out our huge selection of custom apparel for every occasion. you'll even get free shipping. get started today at customink.com. >>> more on our late breaking developments tonight in the investigation into the killing of ahmaud arbery. a second surveillance video has been released of the home under construction owned by larry english. the video was shot on the night of february 11th and it shoe

we sav the y again! oh, yeah! like how angles make a pyramid and even a doughnut can have a name.pbs kids video app. - ready jet go! is made possible in part by: (mouse clicks) announce when we explore, ask questns, d inventew thing we c reach for thetars. abcmou, weis proud snsorhetars. "ready t go!" teachi fundantal conpts readingmath, and scnce, and by a cooperive agreent withhe u.s.departnt of edatio, the cooration for public broca' ready toearn gra, d by... ♪ jet ppulsion - ♪ ready, jet, go [light rock music] ♪ >> these are the top stories. the u.n. warning of a humanitarian crisis. children are at risk from the fighting. they are planning for as many to is 200,000 refugees. rebel forces say they have taken two major towns. republican leaders from the state of michigan say they are unaware of any information that would change joe biden's electoral victory there.

they will be quarantined and treate on board the ship, but authority sav the grand princess cannot stay jane: italians hwie been coping the first day of a nationwide shutdown as the government tries to contain the outbreak. travel is limited and all sporting events have been mited. schools and universities have been closed. italy has the biggest outbreak in europe m withe than 10,000 confirmed ses. thist repor from our italy espondent mark lowen. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> a matching hearing your country is being closed. from naples in the southaro the supermkets of rome, to the financial capital and malan, news of the restrictions spread as fast as the virus. in bologna, they took in a new quarantine, the toughest confinement mr. since the war. it has all hit italians and foreigners here. severalirlines stopping all flights in and out. old friends are keeping their distance now. obviously we won't be able to travel in the immediate future. we must stay put, but that seems sensible. >> they put the spotlight on age groups and it makes me feel really, really old. but i am optim

. >>> caught on body cam, the race to sav the life of a baby boy. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. it was the last big mile marker in the 2020 race for president. the fact checkers tonight still siftin through the remains of last night's debate. an hour and a half toe to toe exchange where both men came armed with well rehearsed attack lines pushing each other's buttons on themes they hope wil supercharge and dominate the now 11-day sprint to the finish it is where we start with geoff bennett >> reporter: high gear in the home stretch tonight. president trump seizing on joe biden's pledge to replace fossil fuels with renewable energy. >> joe biden admitted that he wants to abolish the oil industry that wasn't too good did you see him this morning? this morning i didn't really mean that. >> reporter: biden making the remarks near the end of of last night's showdown. >> would you close down the oil industry? >> i would transition from the oil industry, yes. >> oh, that's a big statement. >> that is a big statement. >> that's a big statement. >> why would

. >>17 year-old sav the right to vote that's the question behind prop 18 which would allow just that but there is a caveat. >>christina pascucci explains and she talks to both supporters and opponents of prop 18. >>proposition 18 would give 17 year olds are right to vote in primaries and special elections if they are turning 18 by the general election. secretary of state alex the dia says vote yes probably this 18 is not about lowering the voting age. it's simply about. >>allowing any young voters who is eligible to vote in a general election to be able to have their voice heard in a primary election proposition a team. would frankly just bring us some migrants but 18 other states already do hideous as its the energy of young people that's been the catalyst for change when fighting against climate change demanding gun control calling for social justice activism amongst young citizens throughout our nation's history is been one of the most important forces and moving our nation forward and in california more than 600,000 youth under 18 have pre-register to vote to huge indicator of th

temperatures done v s don't sav. the peninsula, 70s into san mateo. san francisco, we have our typical 60s. the cool ocean breeze. for the north bay, 87 at napa, 85 in santa rosa. morning fog, afternoon sun in san francisco. 60s coming your way. for the inland valleys, it will be warm with some low 90s next couple of days. we will stay out of the 100s. of course, we will track these hot spots across the bay area coming up at 6:00 p.m. i do not see a major wind event over the next couple of days. that should help out firefighters. >> very helpful. thank you, jeff. >>> up next, colin copper nikae has a new deal with disney. we have the details. hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharp

it ided johnson beach and sav ffuge says health and safety of visitors is the top priority. >> we modified the trucks a little bit. there are social distancing marks on the ground. >> restaurants have been open for several weeks now. sonoma county businesses say that they have brought back many furloughed workers who have been out of a >>> and governor you hanewsom i to hold a press conference at noon. most of the bay area is holding back, stage three allows higher risk workplaces to resume business again. we'll have a live coverage on abc7news.com. >>> and covid-19 hospitalizations have reached the highest point since the start of the pandemic. there are more than 3500 confirmed hospitalizations confirmed saturday. it is possibly due to an increase in california now has more than 173,000 confirmed cases and nearly 5500 coronavirus deaths. >>> developing news in the south bay, where a 19-year-old man is dead in a shooting involving milpitas police. officers were responding to a stabbing on north temple drive. they found a man armed with a knife outside of an apartment building. police orde

same wthe toneelin because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, when tom says we can sav believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> an almond orchard in full bloom is a beautiful site. >> but the perfect orchard selfie could cost you a big fine. some selfie seekers have been driving into inaccessible private orchards and damaging crops and water lines in the process, leaving trash behind from picnics. the blooms only last a few more weeks, but deputies warn do not trespass. if you do you could get slapped with a big fine or even arrested, leaving the crop at risk of lasting damage. >> every bloom that gets knocked off before it's pollinated is a loss of crop. >> i've seen people cutting into the trees with their initials to leave something behind. >>> and tonight a woman in the sierra foothills wants to create a new national park based on the gold rush. jennifer chapman wants to connect the many historical sites up and down california into partnership parks with a visitor's center in placerville. they'd fall under the national park umbrella. >> we have a whole go

speculated the fda is claiming far more lives by reaucratic rates and improving vital drugs then have sav lives by stopping the release of bad drugs. the uk has just begun releasing that stations fair use several weeks ahead of the united states because of our bureaucracy and what we also should note is that this administraon cut through enormous amounts of red tape in order to get us to this point. once again, too much government tends to produce far more problems than it solves. i think the lady is right but quite often government is not thesolution to our problems . the government is the problem . i am delighted to listen to the governnts advice on any range of subjects of personal choice. >> as we talked a labor department coming up with their monthly employment numbers. congressman, for november the unemployment rate 6.7 percent with employers adding 245,000 jobs in november. your thoughts on where things are with the economy in terms of the jobsissue . >> obviously our economy is springing back but it's got a long way to go. less than a year ago twe had the lowest unemployment rate

we'll tell you how the morin grping up students exopod learning abo#u > < enar < enartogether, we can savcool while using less.d keep it é >>> we know so many parents are ggling to students with distance learning. so we have decided to local soc outside the died. for more, wee v6smith, director ting you're usety the hfront door, program u ily we it the episodes walker creek. we creedo$this was be Ñpable to watchsomething on tv, al watch it on tside ofyour fa opportunity to learn bawalker w learning how to Ñask quesonen can i usa little have ight i be able to onand thyou can click ge student hoe to create an input chart with a lot of eeir initl went and on they showed w journ so that &&othey do mth speechn e prc ish,s an shows are eating occur usety out do not live inable them, ju past episodes on youtube there. a your creative approach to a new school year and d learn. coming you for ur time. >> thank you. go n and wewant you, ktvuomlist resourcefor diance learng. st hot under the sc, retta las ollege admissions for he scandal. dd'mudzymc! (birds chirping)uo (fy a side o

towns sav m of his own family. authorities then finding the bodies of his 12-year-old son and the boy's grandmother. li

. >>> that potential breakthrough drug and patients that believed it sav

safeve save th d save 40%. s,t's safe drivers sav - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. safe drivers do save 40%. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it starts acting from the first dose. and it lowers risk of heart attack, stroke, or death in people with known heart disease or multiple risk factors. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects trulicw suonylurea or

fred sav raj, who played kevin arnold in the original, is involved in the production. >> i cannot waitamerica's online search habits during the pandemic are showing an interesting pattern. >> yeah, the term staycation is at an all-time high both here in the u.s. and worldwide. >> the states that require quarantine after arrival show an increase and searches up for safe places to search are up. type 2 diabetes like emily many people with lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. it lowers the risk. oh! and i only have to take it once a week. oh! ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) ozempic® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take

>>ep rr:orte zaiohggb be cesom afrom lg onnelif octdodors anu corses, inw worktog e sav rorunavis enpatits how, s ti wantmao sew ssk rdii 'tdnno khow tow sew. spteeporr:ut bhi when 'ss aunt hoasital wng runni o lown adhe thgear, enis sevr--yeaold got ad ea. t he wenelto hotiss by h owinrgomia he skto a fheor tir ls.er cap hetheft wi l a ootpsf ca, hoglov, faand ceks mas. w chmuff stu douid y get? >>,0 p09.s.p.e. or repte tr:drhat ewra pise meom foridr presraent back locaalhospit.ratomude fr his br>> it t oughth semseuch a nse ade affteyt th m di, erenceatand thlt he fe lie ke hcocould ntteribu imen so wawa ep>> ror li>> ror bter:igtu gesrem froa oy.ble >>uggee urstfre aom verystngit. ryor repte br: aoyt thave hoit oalhence lp.ed tur hinbdis aom.enhbeggad a w my le. y aearsgoey, th saved o wai o nt theoclp dtors. ep>> rorr:te s andho aw usll how . far li httleeln p cago wais van cleave,ew cbs ns, shoningt. >>on o'dne: ll lit'sikate th's sa, ying"as ct aift whayodou maa kes dienfferce." itoe l we'lbeig racht bk. ,i and rentceadly h him heia artat atck. itng chaedli my fe. bu ,i and rentceadl

every ventilator sav elo or three lives at a minimum, and we're despershort. i put it in an order months ago for 1,500 ventilators. we've gotten 50 so far. >> one thing that's unique about you, governor, is that you actually have a company that makes ventilators in your state. could you have insisted that they start making re ventilators sooner? >> i think i could hav when we found t about them, we went right down there. we said, "what do you do? what do we need to do to helpu t from 50 ventilators a week to 500 ventilators a week?" and they said, "this is what" we need in terms of people. we said, "great, we c get you the people." this is what we need in terms of parts. we could source some of those rts. some of the parts come from china. so we got to work on that. they're going to ramp up. we got them togethery with a rearong partner. but that's still a month away. >> ventilators, of course,ca are important e it can be the critical lifesaving function for patients with covid who are in acute intensive caret and i waask you what your projections are for your

a wedding postponed by the s d the hoit that n oy lped sav stay with us. managing type 2 diabetes? audrey's on it. eating right... ... and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection... ...in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection,... ...ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction and don't take it if you're on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. lower a1c and

it ided johnson beach and sav ffuge says health and safety of visitors is the top priority. >> we modifiedlittle bit. there are social distancing

towns sav m of his own family. authorities then finding the bodies of his 12-year-old son and the boy's grandmother. california's bear fire destroying dozens of homes. and the heartbreak in washington state tonight. the 1-year-old boy who did not survive. his parents badly burned attempts to escape the flames. >>> the new ocean mate just in tonight from the cdc. the coronavirus this fall here in the u.s. and the new estimate, the number of american lives that could be lost by the first week of october. and tonight, we have now learned of at least six teachers dying from the virus just as schools reopen. the 34-year-old who taught in st. louis. to the history teacher in the south. >>> newly released video tonight a short time ago from houston. four police officers fired after a deadly shooting there. >>> news tonight on the mother accused in the deaths of her own children. her new husband also facing charges. she had told authorities the children were safe. and what we've now learned tonight. >>> and remembering a w

davey both sav done to you when you are a liberal democrat liberal you know them a particular well i would just say the contrasting styles in the strengths and weaknesses of both candidates are well i think that both strong and you know will be well served whichever whens i mean out at davy obviously has they experienced from a member of the cabinet looked after environment heavily into the i'm a changed negotiations things about china and knows a lot of economics mcgann are good good economic background layer is is different she came in after at a coalition a completely new generation very fresh approach and interesting right cosmopolitan background and now her mother was a studio and she's in a 0 you know quite a lot of that in our outlook looking international way of looking at the world and she's buildout in the last 3 years on education she's very strong on education issues it's all levels and will approach things in a fresh and different way. you get a feeling for of who might be ahead in the race thus far than you by thing any particular candidate and no i haven't come committ

the only thing i've managed to savs his medals from the war. managed to save is his medals from the war. ruined, everything. i've lost everything. i've got a photo here now. at the time, ijust grabbed every towel and blanket i could find and pushed it against the front door, thinking it was going to come in through the front door because we already had sandbags there. sometimes it floods a small amount with the drains. as we were trying to block the front door, it was all pouring in through the back door as well, and there was nothing we could do. here in nantgarw, just north of cardiff, over 100 homes have been ruined by the rain. rescue services have been here since 5am, taking residents from their home to safety after storm dennis wreaked havoc across south wales. several other communities in wales, like crickhowell near brecon, have also needed emergency services to help them to safety. a0 residents in aberdulais near neath were evacuated in the early hours. this exact same street was hit in 2018 after storm callum. it was clear after the m

administration paint themselves in the most favorable way and be the knight in shining armou armor that sav day. maybe it was a fly by night decision pulled by a fit of rage but i think president trump understands that the stock market is his gauge and is aware that today this was dell tearets and i think he will come up with something. >> i think when you are losing this badly and trying to get re-elected, how not throwing a lifeline to the citizens of our country in the worst economic crisis in 100 years. i don't see how that works to his benefit. come vote for me and i will help you in a few months. there are 20 million americans out of work and is growing each week if you look to those claims to me this is bad politics the senate never wanted to do any sort of these fiscal deals i don't think the president has his wits about him at the moment at the end of the day it's an act of political terrorism going on this week in my opinion >> i totally get it and understand why you would think that i would push back and say i really do believe he is trying to force the other side's hand and will

we win and sav went in and savee country. no, we do not. we do not win or save the country if we win by escalating anger on the left or right who wins by the sword will eventually die by it and a little history since this is what i study a lot. there is debate about that with all the resolutions i've studied, the resolution is the only one that did not become disastrous. and france and russia i became familiar and cambodia and other countries but it all started with ideas that quickly became idols and good happened here, probably not in the next decade, but it could happen. visited argentina last month. that could have been here with countries like venezuela. the trail is part of the problems and if we keep escalating our cultural decay into data-driven natural bankruptcy we will need more people to go from here to sticks and stones. in 1986.bjectivity never wasens i joined the board of directors in 1990 and in 92 and i suspect he's excited because that is the way the board of directors knew they could take me off the board and be more acti

it's different from diseases like sav srks -- sars and mers before which were fatal but not so easily transmitted. but in terms of the asymptomatic issues, it's been straight ahead -- spreading to fast. if we did nothing, we would be looking at millions of people who would die from coronavirus. already it is one of the leading causes of death here in the u.s. and again, it's not just a question of coronavirus. it's all these other medical conditions too. if people are too scared to get medical care because of because they're afraid to get health care, we're going to see more people tying -- dying and if our health care system is overwhelmed, then parents with cancer and all kinalts -- kinds of memory conditions cannot get their routine care and they will suffer and die as well so at this point we need to have a careful plan for how to reopen the country and we're doing that. we need to have good testing, good public health infrastructure. we need to stabilize our health care system and have things in place in order to reopen. that's something we should aim for but also recognize that

is any of this sav acknowledgeable? sometimes even bottled water has an expiration date.here any things that can still be used? >> reporter: many of the stuff we're talking about has not expired but there are many palettes of water, baby formula that are very questionable. the investigation is at the very beginning. they're going to find out what is expired and how much can be distributed to those in need. >> rafael romo, thank you. more "newsroom" straight ahead. >> buckle up. all signs point to president trump's impeachment trial this week. house impeachment managers gathering on the hill right now to hash out their strategy after laying out their brief more than 100 pages long, and they assert that it's the framer's worst nightmare, the president's conduct. rise above partisan differences, view the facts honestly and defend the constitution. the president's lawyers now have until tomorrow

the evidence is, is not that it savers a litt sav saves a little bit.s is a significant deterrent that people get sick and dying and yet the president is not leading by examples, why? >> the president decided for some reason that he does not like to wear a mask. he said early on i have to greet people at the white house and i don't want to wear it, maybe it is veanity. what has become is a wedge issue and a cultural touch stone which should not be. some people now see wearing a mask is a sign of weakness. it is a sign of respect for your fellows and some of the people you had in those spots seem to think that wearing a mask is about them. wearing a mask is about respecting and not wanting to infect anyone around you just in case you may have asymptomatic disease or disease that has not developed yet. that's what wearing a mask is about. it is kind of hard to understand why people are saying well you know obviously i just feel fine and if the president is not wearing one then i am not going to wear one. the president has people around him also who are te

nancy pelosi says she is too busy cheering on the country to sav save her country this weekend. >> ility to save our country from peril this weekend, so on my democratic hat of top political leader this weekend. so, my family will enjoy our season tickets at the 49er game. rob: all right. the san francisco 49ers will play the vikings tomorrow at levi stadium. jillian: good news it. will be shown on tv. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. first time dad of triplets going viral for creative way to clean baby bottles. ♪ >> see, works beautifully. >> i can't, smarter, not harder, bro. >> peterson using a brush attached to a power drill. claiming the tool was created out of necessity. rob: man is a general just. bad idea. peta slamming alexandria ocasio-cortez buying a dog instead of adopting one from a shelter. you are posed to know this aoc. posted her new purebred pull dog elitist puppy on twitter. she should be part of the solution to end the overpopulation crisis and then she went out and bought $2,000 dog. jillian: harry and meghan get the boot from the wax

firefighters got to work with hand tools and with little water, luckily they're able to sav save all the home in that area. an update of the scu fire. all evacuation orders are lifted. tons of thousands of people were evacuated during the hooieight these fires. you can see the latest numbers here, the lnu complex is inching up to 89% compares to 88% last night. the scu complex is now 86% verses 86% yesterday and containment on the czu complex stands at 61%. that's up from 58% last night. crews are making significant progress on the woodward fire. containment stands at 85% which is up front. 71% yesterday. >>> so many fires and so many slopes and plus the heat. not a good combination for our air quality. there is palo alto and on your left you got walnut creek. we continue with our record setting streets for spare the air alert, extended through the labor day weekend marking 21 straight days of unhealthy air. let's check in with the woman of the hour, vianey arana. >> yeah, i am just shocked. look at san francisco, current temperature right now is 82. you can see the smoke outside rig

the latest on the debate over e restriks, straight ahead. rs sav! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. >>> courage, sacrifice, honor. today congressman john lewis is being remembered as a man who fought to make the american promise that all men are created equal, a reality. just a short time ago the congressman made one last journey across the infamous edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. it's a place where he was beaten nearly to death, 55 years ago. the sacrifices he and so many others made there forever changed our country. his impact, immeasurable. joining me right now, someone who stood alongside congressman lewis in the halls of u.s. congress, democratic congresswoman from texas, eddie bernice johnson. good to see you. >> nice to see you. thank you. we saw beautiful tributes yesterday in his birth place of troy, alabama. what are your thoughts today? >> i have so many thoughts, but, you know, just

the president's case seemed to be, i am donald trump and i can sav save you from donald trump's america. it was surreal. what's even more sewurreal thate are so numbed to it that it is becoming normalized. we won't be talking about this on monday. i want to say right out of the gate of course we are in crazy town, everybody knows it. i can hardly think of people, probably less than two hands, i can name the advisors close to the president that are true bleach believers in him that they don't see it. everybody else sees it and people that left the cabinet sees it. everyone sees it. this is why i am out here saying this. i don't have a whole lotto gain. i have a lot to lose from this. genuinely there is a weight off my shoulders and getting to say that the people around the president thinks he is unfit for the job. there he was last night on federal property realtime crime and progress and we are going to shrug it off by next week. america got to wake up. we got to realize we need to shake it off and we can only do that with new leadership. >> it is interesting and this is in the grand sc

going to tolerate foreign interference in our elections or any criminal activity that threatens the sav sanctity of your vote or undermines public confidence in outcome of the election. when we see indications of foreign interference we're going to aggressively investigate and work with partners to take action. >> hastily called press conference comes on the biggest night yet on the campaign trail, with just 13 days to go until election day. less than 24 hours until the scheduled final presidential debate. with the coronavirus death toll in this country over 221,000, former president slamming trump for ignoring the pandemic playbook the obama administration literal left behind for them. >> we literally left this white house a pandemic playbook that would have shown them how to respond before the virus reached our shore. they probably used it to, i don't know, prop up a wobbly table somewhere, we don't know where that playbook went. a month into this pandemic, cases are rising again across this country. donald trump isn't suddenly going to protect all of us, he can't even take the basic

they sav me a bunch of money. you can't beat that. - what blows me away about the hartford is their lifetime renewability benefit. now this is their promisnot to drop u, you know, even ifyou have. - i know when i'm driving, i'm covered. - [announcer] drivers 50 and over can save hundreds of dollars when they switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. not an aarmember? the hartford can help you join in minutes. to get your free no-obligation quote and see how much you could save, call the hartford at the number on yourcreen. or go to the website on your screen. the buck's got your back. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is r u. michael, you didn't have to... d, we're ing to need some help with the rest. you've workeso hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner th someone who knows you d your business well enough to understand what your weah is really for. and se

. >> that was mark sav ige reporting. i want to bridng in a teacher, teaching preschool in windfield kansas and named 2020's national teacher of the year. first, congrats on that, and ms. tab that, that's what i will call you, because that's what your students call you and your state is not planning to reopen schools until after labor day, but when they do reopen, what will it look like, in class, all virtual or some combination of both. >> right now our state is looking at recommending we follow local guidelines, so it might look different from county to county, or town to town, but i believe that most schools, are looking for some kind of hybrid model, in order to decrease numbers in the classroom, and give families options who may be more at risk. >> i talked to educators who tell me it is not physically possible to social distance. there's just not enough space, and that masks could be a problem, especially for elementary kids. how do you get them to keep them on. what do you think? is there any way to make this space

he says no, hydrox sp 20 to sav. at the use of doses there's no risk.o how concerning is that when science becomes politicized as it has obviously no? that's a problem. >> it's dangerous. in 30 years ago when i was going through my medical training i was taught like most doctors to ask the brave questions because that's where we find the best answers. we doctors search for answers and we treat patients independent of any political leaders belief. i get that pundits believe in majors, but one -- it complicates the conversations that doctors like me have with our patients. and it doesn't serve the public. they are confused ended they desperately need help. if it doesn't allow them to to e space to make decisions. i think we are perverting the process when media interviews with that sacred process. none of us know what best solutions exist for covid-19, but take hydroxychloroquine. i presented all the ideas. i'm not claiming it works for everybody, we don't know which patients, we don't know that combinations -- >> sean: but we do know it's safe. that part

the joke is part of the sav. because the anctedote is that we are all in it together. the reason i quoted the poem, i got it from my father. and there are bad things, there are ugly words. their ugly deeds. you have one decision to make. either you become part of it or you reject it and become something better. >> hm-mm. >> and the president is had in full toxic mode and it's going to make people scared and with good reason. >> yeah. >> the strength is in in the collective. >> i have to say to you, and i have to run. when he says things about you, just ignore it. don't punch down. that's it. i love you. i got to go. >> i ignore it, it's the hoards of his followers that act on it. >> ignore them as well. >> i love you, d-lemon. >> this is ccnn, here's our breaking news, and before we do this -- there's a collective anxiety out there. just 15 days left. we are going to get through it. no matter what the results are. i know you are amxious and nervous, you are calling and texting me. but om, keep calming and carry on. heres facts that will help you through this time. ther

ey sav>> folks, happy to be back here. local assistance centers in sonoma county will be open through next friday, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in gernville, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> firefighters say favorable weather has helped them increase the containment of a series of theczu lightning complex, burning in the santa cruz mountains. clear skies allowed helicopter crews to reach hard-to-reach areas for a few hours today. you are looking at video tweeted by cal fire. the fires have burned more than 84,000 acres since breaking out, two weeks ago. they are now 37% contained. crews also expanded containment of the scu lightning complex, today. it has burned more than 378,000 acres, across five counties. that series of fires is now 55% contained. firefighters expect it'll take a few weeks to fully contain and bring the fires under control. and officials believe a lot of the smoke you have seen and smelled should begin clearing up over the next few days. you can follow fires, statewide, with our exclusive, wildfire tracker u

the congress to provide advice to the epa, to ensure that in fact it could meet its mission and the savver the last couple of years, has been trying to engage the epa in review of the many rollback and different regulatory agenda items. but the epa really has not been eager to engage so the sab made a commitment to review numerous of these proposals, which the draft reports were released just yesterday or day before. but it's been a very hard process because the sab has had to do that without, much input from the epa itself. >> what are the real life impacts here? >> well, we're talking about things like car mileage and the pollution produced by automob e automobiles. they're talking about greatly reducing the requirement and using a set of models to justify that, but the review by the working group that draft port which is now posted for public review, suggests that in fact that work is not sound science. and that extends to other issues like the proposal to limit the science that can be used in regulatory reviews by the epa trying to increase transparency in science, which we're all a

we are not letting americans ge killed and we're going to risk her career and our lives to sav american and in fact, you save dozens of american lives that day. is that not true? >> it is. that's what leadership is about making the hard decisions and doing the right thing. >> you were told, you guys we'r told to stand down how many times? >> they told us to stand down three times. they're in person, and told the tanta and tyrone woods. >> by the way, we lost him. the last guy we lost that day bright i love his family. and i've gotten to know them. pete, here we have a moment wit the president, we've got this mass murderer, number one state sponsor of terror starting prox wars all around the region, we got him at the baghdad airport and we're not supposed to act after he has been leading the attack on our embassy and putting our interest in our fellow citizens at risk? >> of course we are, this is th complete rejection of the obama doctrine they stalled they stoo up when they were told to stand down. when president trump said as a nation we are standing up i think one of the most emblema

switch and sav into your voice remote. that's simple, easy, awesome.call or visit a store today. defense, as the president's impeachment trial is about to get contentious, we'll look at his camera ready and controversial picks, including ken starr. >>> undisclosed encounter. we're learneding about a previously unknown face-to-face between attorney general william barr and rudy giuliani. what was it about? and why is it just coming out now? >>> and fire her. giuliani's indicted associate tells cnn he personally saw president trump's demand to -- will he get to testify about that? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> we're getting new information just into cnn. house democrats are planning to release new evidence from rudy giuliani's indicted associate lev parnas tonight. this as they're bracing to a showdown after opening arguments on tuesday. we're told the trial could be forced into closed session for a heated debate as democrats press the allowing of witness sy

place back in september after reports the girl was allegedly kicking and punching members of the school savone of the officers was fired shortly after the arrest. a 6-year-old. >> wailing. there is just in no universe is that how any police officer or school resource officer should be trained. that a child should be taken -- i would be furious if that were my child. >> interesting. it's just coming out now even though it happened a while ago. >> we've seen them before. we've seen these images before. you wonder about where -- where is the reason in a situation like that. >>> not a lot of southern hospitality on the debate stage in charleston. democrats face a ticking clock as they try to slow bernie sanders ahead of super tuesday. fights... . oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. - do that are degrading?ideo tapes, film reels, or photos, legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. dealing with ou

right directly to donald trump through us and through the media okay, all good advice, thank you for >>sav guess to get us through the weekend. we'll try to get a little bit of sleep and take it to take it one day at a time. joining us david mchugh when they said thank you. >>well it was a pretty significant win for ladies in the east bay after tuesday's election women. now hold majority of positions on the dublin city council and the city's new mayor also woman yeah interesting our conference theresa spoke with the mayor about her new role and the new council. >>here in dublin melissa hernandez is going to be the first latina mayor of this city and when she takes over starting in january, she's also going to resign over a council that is going to be a majority, a witness. >>you know so don't once been growing for the last you know couple decades and i'm sure you guys hear it all over the you know newspapers and so on. but you know at the end of the day, dublin is a great community. and we are financially you know headed in a in a good direction melissa hernandez on her new role as mayor e

it was greeted by hospital sav, by the governor of ohio. and also by these fln workers. one of them who just received that vaccine is right here. she's a nurse in an icu. you've been dealing with covid patients for the last several months. how did it feel to get that vaccine just a few moments ago. >> a big relooefr. a lot of us have been on edge for nine plus months now and it's significant. like burden lifted off your shoulders to feel like you finally have something in your arsenal against this. >> and did it happen? how did it feel? did it feel just like a flu vaccine? it was almost as if you blinked then you missed it. >> i hurts less than the flu vaccine. i didn't even feel it go in. it didn't even sting. >> andrew ya, thank you very much. i can tell you so many health care workers have been working so hard for months and they are exhausted. it's incredible to see them here getting this first vaccine. here at this hospital and other hospitals throughout the country, more than 600 sites are expected to get this first round of vaccines by wednesday. they expect to ad

the joke is part of the sav, right? because the antidote to the anxiety is the recognition that we are all in it together. the reason i quoted this poem that, you know, obviously, i got from my father, like many of the -- anything that i have that approaches anything like virtue that comes out of my mouth, most of it came from him or from my mother. and there are bad things. there are ugly words. there are ugly deeds. you have one decision to make. either, you become part of it or you reject it and become something better. and the president is in full, toxic mode. and it's going to make people scared. and with good reason. >> yeah. i got -- >> the strength is in the collective. >> i got to say to you b you i have but i have to run when he says things about you, just ignore it. don't punch down. that's all. i got to go. >> i ignore it. it's the hoards of his followers. >> i love you, d lemon. >> thank you. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. here is our breaking news. but, seriously, before -- and i mean that. there i

i want to remind everyone of that and we also want people to use home-made masks or savs or face coverings, so that the n-95 masks that our medical workers need are being reserved for them. ? how are you going to enforce the requirement that people who go into grocery stores wear masks and why are grocery store employees not being asked to wear masks? >> we are asking every 'earn to accept their individual responsibility for sure. there is no way that we will be able to send the police to every location and watch every american that enters a grocery store you grocers have steps up to the plate to stay opened to operate their businesses safely. with reasking them to have an added element of advising their patrons of how they should enter their stores and how they should even go around their stores, going down one way aisles, maintaining 6 feet social distancing, bagginger that own groceries. so those are all of the things we are asking our residents as well as our business owners. >> and what about people that work at grocery stores? how come they're not be asked? i agree, they're heroes. t