donald trump news like this leaves many of us wondering when will medical science and our leaders get ahold of this deadly disease and if we do get a hold of it through a vaccine or breakthrough treatment how do we keep those potential lifesaving drugs drugs from getting bottled up in the greed of the pharmaceutical companies and the partisan. the washington joining us now to discuss this public health come under him is the environmentalist and founder and chairman of children's hope the funds robert kennedy jr robert thank you so much always a pleasure having me on the show. and. so robert as a longtime critic of the u.s. government's and big pharma is vaccination programs what do you feel people should be on the lookout for as more 'd and more news comes in hyping possible breakthrough treatments and vaccines or cures for covert 19. i'm sure you know the most likely. route out of the pandemic and come from x. and m i think vaccines are they. are the route of treatment for the pharmaceutical let's say because $18000000000.00 enterprise. object challenged she has arranged essentially almost

but you know, frankly, if you are a trader, if you are a hedge fund manager and you are getting aholdthat kind of information, your first instinct is to as they id to bet against mart ket, goshort, go short everything, to you know, especially-- essentially bet that the market will fall. and at is of course what happened. and if you do that, you make a lot of money. why on the one hand they would be saying privately that they are very worried and publicly th it saul under control? well, frankly t is extremely disingenuous it is frankly damaging. it's probably resulted in tens of thousands of more deaths than were necessary. and there, st rep ri-- reprehensible. >> you mentioned this earlier, but there is the question on everyone's mind. at the end of the day, what is the accountability? is there a legal issue, an ethical issue because we should remind people this was all happening and unfolding right before millions of americans plummeted into a recession. >> look, there should definitely be accountability for this. a working securities and exchange commission, a well working securitie

including a short term work allowance guaranteeing workers 70 percent of their wages but for many getting ahold of that help has not been easy. volunteers prepare over 800 meals a day here at this emergency food bank in palma de mille yorka. melo is working in the kitchen he's a top chef but he lost everything because of the coronavirus pandemic. that's when all the problems began i had everything and then came months during which i lost everything was no help or a lot of promises but nothing came. 'd of. thanks to the food bank of the melos surviving he invested all his savings in a restaurant thanking the pandemic and the lock down the restaurant how to close today he lives in a tiny room beside the kitchen. this is sometimes you don't know what you're getting yourself into but it all happened so quickly that i didn't have time to react you always think i won't teach you want all the time comes. that. there are hundreds of thousands like tiago in majorca alone this crims social drama could get worse. 95 percent of all families who ask us for help have not been able to pay their rent for 2 to

to get ahold of that information. but at this moment it looks like they're trying to use it in low level purposes, trying to dissuade people from going out to vote rather than disrupting the voting systems themselves. >> i want to ask you, elizabeth, what do we know? the big fear in 2016 beyond disinformation was that russia was going to interfere with actual voting systems and there was that warning from obama to putin saying don't think about it. we haven't had any such similar warning, to our knowledge, from trump to putin. what is the concern that a russia or china or iran would take that step, mess with voter registration on that day, attempt to interfere with co counting even in a small number of districts? >> there is that concern, the lack of clear, forceful push back on russia, on iran, on north korea and other actors that are attempting to sow seeds of dissent and potentially manipulate the outcome of the election. it does hurt, right. if trump had chosen to handle things differently in 2017 or 2018, we like

they get ahold of the banking system, and then they go in with companies like huawei or zte and theyrastructure, so free communications infrastructure, and my warning to a lot of our allies in the countries that i meet with is there's nothing for free. what the chinese are doing with that is that they are ensuring that they control the communications of the infrastructure so they can monitor for economic purposes those businesses and others that they may want to get involved in so they have total control and manipulation capability, over those countries and governments. >> makes these countries not just dependent on china, but also dependent on the chinese world view, that you need to surveil your citizens, control them, that's something that we don't believe in in america, our allies don't believe in, and so we need to make sure that we're able to stop this threat. maria: it is not just weaker countries finding themselves tangled in china's economic subversion. subversion, american investors have fallen victim as well. >> chinese companies some are listed on exchanges that are state

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between two large rocks and when a large wave came in they were able to kind of be lifted up and grab ahold of this individual. >> reporter: right now, it's unclear on what that individual was doing on that cliff so early in the morning. i'm being told there is not a direct access point to where he was so there is a lot of questions surrounding why and how he got there. in san francisco, cierra johnson, for nbc bay area news. >>> thirteen days until the election. millions of americans have voted but scott mcgrew, i know president trump is still out there trying to rally up his base. >> that's right. he'll be in north cool today and in pennsylvania on tuesday. pennsylvania shaping up to be a real battle. not just between the two candidates but it's been a battling court over the way they count the ballots and we expect we will have to wait for some of those key results from the keystone state. it's not allowed to start counting the ballots until election day. joe biden is not on the campaign trail. his camp says he is prepping for tomorrow night's debate in tennessee. we talked about this be

we got ahold of it early on, and there is nothing they can do to change your vote or to stop you from i was out in iowa meeting with the iowa national guard and they have a tremendous fiber unit. they have stood up to help the secretary of the state of iowa to make sure there is no cyber interference, and we have that going across all 50 states. >> brennan: you said you said to vladimir putin's right hand man, don't change our tallies -- it looks like russia is trying to test your limits? >> i can tell you there are severe consequences to anyone who attempts to interfere with our elections on election day. and we're also working on other things while we're doing that. we had an historic peace agreement in sudan, with sudan and israel under the president's direction. we spent this entire weekend trying to broker peace between armenia and azerbaijan. and armenia has accepted a cease-fire. azerbajian has not yet, but we're pushing them to do so. so there is a lot going on in addition to the election security. the president is trying to bring peace around the world, and that is good for a

we're outperforming europe in a positive way, so well because we've gotten ahold of this. >> speakingpe, belgium could follow france and germany today imposing a new lockdown. >>> france is on a maximum security alert after what's described as a terror attack in the city of nice. police say a tunisian man armed with three knives and carrying a copy of the koran attacked worshippers in a church killing three people before they shot him. french president emmanuel macron has deployed thousands of additional troops to protect churches and schools. the attack is the country's third attributed to muslim extremists in less than two months. >>> now to the extreme weather. the remnants of hurricane zeta leaving nearly 2 million power outages and a trail of destruction all the way to new york. here's abc's elizabeth schulze. >> reporter: this morning the south reeling in the wake of zeta. the powerful storm blamed for at least six deaths after making landfall as a category 2 hurricane. >> it basically tore out a large chunk of the front of this mobile home killing a man who was asleep. >> repor

problems putin has is not whether he ordered me to be poisoned or not but the fact that someone got ahold of know the chalk in russia and used it which in itself is already a violation of the chemical weapons convention. and xandra so don of it called freud how small from moscow. he actually said that and kept on repeating during this interview is that it was russian president vladimir putin who ordered gave an order for the before he is a poison and i was the interviewer trying to to ask him why would russian posed to do debts and why would he be so important said the russian president it would be involved in such a thing and rightly kept on claiming that this could have not been done without the order of fulton without his knowledge or at least with the knowledge of one of the heads of the intelligence agencies here in russia he bases these claims on the fact that it was not a chalk and then what he says is also that there was a new modification of this nerve agent that was used he says this is not something you can buy in a supermarket or in the black market or a bit something that you

opposition and kurdish held areas instructors won't be able to deal with a significant outbreak zain ahold of reports that reports from inside syria continue to point to a much broader spread of kopi 90 and the number of confirmed cases the united nations has been reporting rising infection rates in syria for some time now given the limited testing across the country and challenges in contact tracing it is likely that the actual number of cases far exceeds official figures. the syrian government reports nearly 4500 cases and 200 deaths and portrays the situation as under control but multiple sources questioned that narrative they say infections have been in the 10s of thousands and at least 65 doctors died as they struggled in ill equipped hospitals with a lack of protective gear many patients are. not. many. patients because they. other patients. only one or every. infections have also increased tenfold in opposition controlled territories in the northern syria at least 30 percent are health workers coping is a challenge especially because there was a health crisis before the corona virus

house and administrations before this one but never have we seen in our lifetime a pandemic take grip, ahold of this country, quite like what we're witnessing, all of us here in america over the past several months. the news early friday morning, while many were sleeping, they woke up to the news friday morning that the president, the first lady, had tested positive for coronavirus, the first lady has stayed back at the white house. her symptoms have been milder thanheest' had very mild symptoms, perhaps a light cough and other symptoms, but was feeling generally okay, no need to take her to walter reed. but again, the reporting that we have is the reason the president was taken to walter reed in the first place was because of the frightening drop inhas witnesse e president's discomfort, chills, fever setting in. thursday into friday morning. and that the president was somewhat alarmed by those symptoms himself, as the virus took hold. he was taken friday late afternoon, into the evening to walter reed where he was this weekend and as jon reported earlier, there were a number of photo-ops, b

will be free for all that is the plan that joe biden has and that i have knowing that we have to get ahold of what has been going on and we need to save our country and joe biden is the best leader to do that and frankly this administration has forfeited thank you say our right to reelection based on this thank you senator harris vice president pence more than 210000 americans have died of covert 19 since february the u.s. death toll as a percentage of our population is higher than that of almost every other wealthy nation on earth for instance our death rate is 2 and a half times that of canada next door you head the administration's coronavirus task force why is the u.s. death toll as a percentage of our population higher than that of almost every other wealthy country and you have 2 minutes to respond without interruption susan thank you and i want to thank the commission and the university of utah for posting this event center here is a privilege to be on the stage with you in our nation's gone through a very challenging time this year. but i want the american people to know that from

the head of the union at general motors tried to get ahold of him twice. he ignored him.bs in ohio, he is bleeding in the suburbs in and biden looks mature. a lot of mid western sensibilities the way trump behaved during the debate and people were turned off by. that we have more people asking for biden yard signs. >> dana: in 2016 hillary clinton was up. >> she was not way up. she's was never over the margin of error. never over 50%. joe biden has been over 50%. trump locked in, in the low 40s. i think joe biden is connecting. he is a working class guy from scranton. people understand he is looking out for their pension and wages and healthcare. they want to get healthy. you look at the senior voters around covid-19. biden is doing extremely well with them and with women. we need to keep it going. i think kamala harris will did that tonight. >> dana: i expect that vice-president pence will try to make the other argument and paint the president's record as one that has been good for the people across the country including ohio. tim ryan, hope you will come back. >> thanks

their nominee move through the senate confirmation process quickly, especially if republicans keep ahold of the chamber. could they nominate someone like susan rice? >> i will let the president -- a president biden choose who he seeks to no, ma'minate for all critical positions. what i will say in a more broader term is that, look, send us quality people. one of the things that have been abhorrent under the trump administration is that we have had nominees that are woefully, woefully, incapable of performing the duties that they were nominated for, or inconsistent with the very mission that they were nominated for. and people who had deeply flawed backgrounds that should never have been nominated in the first place. i don't expect that from the biden administration. on the contrary. the one thing about joe biden is he did foreign policy for a long time. he did it as a united states senator, he did it as chairman of the foreign relations committee, which is why i believe he'll have a great deal of respect for the committee and the senate. he did it as vice president of the united states.

one is how much will the numbers increase and could you get ahold of it?ou identify people quickly who are newly infected, isolate them, trace their contacts, all the stuff we've been talking about? it's hard. you've got 70,000 people being infected every day, that makes it a real challenge. i do think as well, know, scott gottlieb said 100,000 people. anthony fauci said that time ago as well. at the time dr. fauci said it, there were only parts of the country that were having these significant surges. if you look at the map now, wolf, as you've been showing, these waves that were going around the country have now consolidated into one larger wave. so, the numbers will continue to increase. it's just a question of how quickly and can we at least try to control it in some of these areas? >> it's getting worse in so many states right now. at least two people, as you know -- you heard brian todd report this, who attended president trump's rally in north carolina recently, tested positive now. you've been looking into the effect these campaign rallies are havi

on its face it is significant and new information that iran and russia have gotten ahold of voter registrationand are using it. as you noted, it's less important that they got that data becaus much of it is publicly available. but more important perhaps is how they're using it. iran we know has sent out thousands of these emails to voters in alaska and florida saying vote for trump or else, one said vote for trump or we will come after you. look at what radcliffe said in that sound byte you just played. they are designed to intimidate voters, that is true, designed to incite social unrest, that's clear. where he gets himself into a bit of trouble is when he says they're designed to harm president trump. what dreamemocrats are saying t that doesn't follow. how does that work that they are designed to harm president trump, if they're threatening democratic voters. this comes after several instances of radcliffe acting in a very political manner in order to help president trump. but it must be said that the intelligence community, and professionals within that community have said for the past sev

. >> yeah, grab ahold of the rail there, just a minute, 'til you sort of get used to it. >> as i walkhrown for a loop. okay, you look really funny. [ laughs ] in this house, the laws of gravity appear to not hold up. >> all your life, you've been taught water runs downhill. i'ma pour water in the low end of the pipe. goes out the high end. >> this is a trick house. it's all crazy. objects seem to roll the wrong way, too. >> can you see it? >> why would it go up? everyone has their own suspicions as to why gravity misbehaves here. some claim there's a large mineral deposit below the house. in theory, the dense rock could create an unusually strong gravitational pull. it's just one of those things you've got to experience for yourself, and make up your own mind. okay! it's a funhouse. >> it is a funhouse. >> a funhouse that wayne thinks would be even more fun with an exhibit of native american relics, so he comes up with a clever counteroffer. >> i said, "jerry, here's the deal. if we move the collection to mystery hill, every time we sell a ticket, you and your wife will receive $1. wh

we know the economy cannot go forward unless we can get ahold of this virus. we have no control. the president has admitted he knew about it. the president admitting he knew nothing about it, and now we have no control over the virus. so i think people want to be able to pay their bills to make sure they don't get evicted, to send their children back to school in a safe environment, to be able to put food on the tables. right now none of that is assured. based on the president's actions, we don't know if it every will be. the president said on tuesday he has a replacement for the affordable care act, yet his administration is supporting a la the against it, which will go to the supreme court in the week after the election. congre congresswoman fudge, thank you. >> thank you will, ali. >>> part two of how the ohio voters think the pandemic has been handled by president trump. >> there was funds sent to multibillion dollar organizations, but small to medium-sized businesses didn't receive comparable funding. i'm not saying don't send it to the large organizations, but i'm saying of

and i think that's a skill and a gift that frankly joe biden still has to get ahold of.olutely they need barack obama on the campaign trail to close but it is important to remember that things aren't as they were in 2008. they aren't as they were in 2012. they certainly aren't as they were in 2016. things are so different now. and there are a group of young people who are eligible to vote this term that, yeah, they lived under barack obama and i think it was a time of a privilege to live under the first black president. but they weren't eligible to vote yet. they're eligible to vote now. they're eligible to vote with suit and deck that is crypt abling. they're able to vote with covid taking out parents and loved ones and their families. they're eligible to vote with frankly don parents who may have just come home or may still be incarcerated. i think those are all things we have to wrestle with and level with people. tell people that you can't fix everything that systemic oppression has given us in 401 years overnight. level with people and tell them things aren't perfec

but trump has to get ahold of every single republican that could vote in the tampa area just to balance the east coast of florida. that's the political drama going on there. what's the good news, even though covid numbers are surging in the state of florida, poppy and jim there's no sign that's affecting anyone who wants to come out and vote. the numbers show half of all registered voters in the state of florida have already voted and we still have plenty of days of early voting behind me. the voting has just started again for the day here in tallahassee. looking at the trends, the mail-in ballots were favoring registered democrats but republicans are catching up in the early voting like you see behind me. so it is really going to be a florida battle like we've seen so many times, millions and millions of votes cast, but the margin of victory could be very small. >> ain't that the story of florida on election day. drew griffin, good to have you there. >>> jill biden is in michigan today, ahead of joe biden's appearance there with barack obama. miguel marquez joins us now. who else is po

. >> michael feldman was trying to get ahold of me. he said you've got to stop the vice president from conceding. >> the vice president is walking really fast. takes me a bit to catch you to hill. i caught up to him. end of the hallway stars that lead to the outside where the stage is. i said mr. vice president, we have to go to hold. he said "this better be good." >> before election day of started, the 2000 vote was too close to call. >> our polling was showing that it was a dead heat, that was it was basically within the margin of error. >> for news anchors, election night is the super bowl. >> we're electing the most powerful person in the world. >> and this election looked like one for the record books. >> any journal ist, what you wanted was a great story and this was a great story. >> election night for any presidential contest is not routine routi routine. no, it's not because it's too historic. as the night wore on, this one is different, this one is different. >>> this is a cnn election 2000 special presentation. >> if you've

this is what happens when the nobel committee can't get ahold of you to say you won the economic prize luckily the co-winner lived right next door and he brought his wife along to tell paul milgrom to answer his phone. >> that's sue herrera for us >> the investment committee making a lot of moves. you bought ups you trimmed home depot i want more about ups. >> scott, ups, they've been working with hospitals and labs to do that and now they have faa approval so that's going to be a growth area for them. i also like the operating cash flow yield, 14%. >> stephanie, you bought dow chemical newest position for you? >> i did it's a new position. i haven't owned it in a while. the yield was the most attractive thing to me about it. it's also a very diversified specialty chemical company we talked about how housing, construction, auto is doing well i this i there's margin up side as well. stock is still down 10% year to date i think the yield is attractive and well covered >> pete, you got a lot of new moves. i don't know if we can make it through all of them at this moment but hope we will b

obviously wearing masks is the best way right now for us to get ahold of this pandemic. >> good afternoon, jake. so i want to be very clear. this was a cdc study. they interviewed people who had gotten the disease and who had not gotten the disease. what they found in those interviews is people who did not get the disease wore masks more frequently than people who did get the disease. it is true they report some people who became infected with covid were wearing masks in public. it was also the case and top line result of the study, if you got covid, you are 2 1/2 times more likely to have eaten in a restaurant the two weeks prior. that is certainly a place where masks are taken off. >> at president trump's rally last night in iowa, let's put up some of those images, the crowd was mostly maskless. there was obviously no distancing. everybody was bunched closely together. fauci told me the other day this is asking for trouble. this is the exact opposite of what the president in any campaign should be doing right now. you as an infectious disease expert when you see this, president trump ba

ammunition is a very difficult commodity right now to get ahold of because of that, that i think a lotf these various names are definitely moving to the up side vista being one of those i see the demand is there. when you look at cliffs, i have a lot of different material names. they've had a nice run to the up side yesterday they got hammered pretty good and i think there's still room to the up side, whether it style, iron, talking about copper, copper still right around $3 level or above that's been nice as well hog is the one that really stand out for me this is a quarter that they finally delivered, they got a new ceo running the show we had some call buying in there even today following earnings and the stock has continued to move to the up side. for a lot of reasons i think each one of these individuals names definitely have up side in the near future. >> that's a huge day for harley. pete, thank you. coming up, pete's not done he's got unusual activity. we'll do that next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...so we can spend a bit today, knowing we'

today from verizon specifically i think overstate where 5g is at i think as consumers start to get aholdces they will understand the speed simply isn't there. that is not an indictment about the 5g opportunity longer term this is massive. for apple it is going to be a three year upgrade cycle think of it this way 2021 is the year of the old eye phones, and then' 22,' 23,' 24 three year upgrade cycle around 5g i am optimistic but i think there is a layer of caution in terms of what consumers should except about the 5g experience in the next year. >> why should we expect after three years consumers will still upgrade their iphones if they still work, we are in a pandemic, they are uncertain about their economic prospects f they are going to have employed in year. i have got a 7 and it still works okay this is definitely pour than three years old. >> it works okay, but are you thinking about that upgrade? i suspect that thought has crossed your mind. ultimately, the answer to your question, how is this going to continue the prosell, the iphone business has been flat last quarter. despite th

deeply disturbed on the cyber side about the fact that two foreign adversaries have allegedly gotten ahold of american voter registration data and we don't know what that means. is it read only? can they manipulate the data? can they delete the data that they're looking at? what does it mean? where did it happen? how do we fix and patch the holes? where does that money come from? lots of unanswered questions. not a good press conference last night. >> and christopher wray sort of sidelined, giving a statement but not speak to go the substance of the issues. "the washington post" is reporting that win or lose, the president wants to fire chris wray after the election. he's supposed to have a ten-year term, to take him out of politics. first to you, frank, because you come out of the fbi, how is that affecting morale? >> well, look, i think what we saw last night was the fbi director clearly taking a back seat to a political crony of the president's. and i think that hanging over his head that sword of damocles that i might not allow you to go your ten-year term, just as the president interv

we're outperforming europe in a positive way, so well because we've gotten ahold of this. >> in el paso, texas a judge ordered a two-week shutdown of nonessential businesses starting today. the texas attorney general says he may challenge the ruling claiming it violates the governor's executive order. in paris, gridlock as people rushed to leave the city before a new lockdown started last night. france has seen a spike in coronavirus cases with a record number of patients every day. the government is requiring people to stay home except for essential work or for medical reasons. >>> the nation's top infectious disease expert will be a special guest today and panelist at the silicon valley leadership's annual forum. dr. anthony fauci will be talking about the state of the pandemic at the virtual event in san jose. the discussion will focus on how companies and innovatorers in silicon valley can help with implementation and application of a vaccine. they will also be discussing the impact of covid-19 at the local, regional and state levels. >>> amc is reopening eight theaters across the b

problems putin has is not whether he ordered me to be poisoned or not but the fact that someone got ahold of nova chuck in russia and used it which in itself is already a violation of the chemical weapons convention. the us president on the trump is back in the white house after 3 nights in hospital for treatment but before entering his official residence he took off his mask even though he does still carry the virus mr trump tweeted a video minutes after returning to the white house people to fight the coronavirus . don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives don't let that happen we're the greatest country in the world we're going back we're going back to work going to be out front and now i'm better and maybe i'm immune i don't know but don't let it dominate your lives get out there be careful we have the best medicines in the world and they're all happened very shortly and they're all getting approved and the vaccines are coming momentarily thank you very much and want to read what a group of people. the nobel prize for physics has gone to 3 sciences for their work on blac

. >>> it's mom, the thing that's got ahold of her, it's getting stronger. >> this family's unnaturalenced anything like it. >> what happened to them, it wasn't some random family tragedy. her father was evil, and mother cursed for discovering the truth. >> that was part of the trailer for hellstrom, the newest marvel television show on hulu, featuring someone extremely special to me, my big sister, june carol, i'm joined by june and her fellow cast members to talk about their new show but also their passion for getting out the vote. okay. you don't often to get a chance to tell your big sister what to do, so i'm going to do it now, june carol, give me your elevator pitch for people to turn out to vote, go. >> you know the saying whether you believe you can or you can't, you're right. well, you can't win if you don't play. the world is big. it can be scary, it is hard to feel like you have a voice, but this is the one thing that you can do that will make you remember and realize that you do have a voice, so do it. speak. your voice counts, but only if you use it. >> absolutely fabulou

emotions, but it's worth talking about now because rain is the most important thing we need to really get ahold on this, record setting fire season, and clear out the air quality. and, for the last, probably, 36 hours, now, the long range models have been advertising this possibility. and they are sticking with it. so, that's a good sign, but let's give it another couple days before we really start reaching for the umbrellas. >> it's truly sobering this time last sunday we were talking about this fire relatively small and still a week later. >> that's right. >> still trying to get a control on it. >> so much about the way this season is going. >> yeah. thank you. >>> the pace of the u.s. economic recovery continues to taper off. the labor department says the economy added 661,000 jobs in september. that is four than expected and a big drop from the summer months. the unemployment rate fell to under 8% including more than 1 million people who left the work force. and more than 3/4 of those people were women. >>> a new study by the lean in group finds working moms are at a breaking point during t

we have an opportunity to fix this before the ripple effect takes ahold on the hole economy. >> just to put this all in perspective, the furloughs at american airlines alone, those people could nearly fill capital one arena here in washington, d.c. this could be the single worst day of job losses in the entire history of aviation. jake. >> pete, thank you so much for that sobering report. pete muntean. our health lead easing restrictions and cold weather moving in states that flattened their curve are once again seeing spikes as cnn nick watt reports. >> reporter: wisconsin is in trouble. average case counts climbed to stunning 300% just the past month. look at that line? >> this is not the time to be holding a rally in wisconsin. >> the president had planned 2011 his notoriously unmasked maga rallies in wisconsin. the one in lacrosse was canceled. >> we are in a severe situation with covid. >> unclear what's happening with the one in green bay. >> one hospital out of the four in green bay has more patients than the entire city had at our peak in april. >> reporter: more than half of

how did steve bannon and rudy giuliani get ahold of it?posedly the store owner gave it to the f.b.i. you were making faces during jesse's silliloquy, where do you take issue >> i am very sensitive to what gets reported and how the press jumps on stories maybe before they are ready, you know. in this case, i just think, you know what, it is just so important that i think we all understand very clearly that one, no meeting ever took place, not only according to joe biden's schedule, but according to joe biden. no meeting. okay. number two, seems this story has all the hallmarks, kennedy of disinformation, political hit job put forth. >> kennedy: october surprise, if you will? >> greg: similar to the dossier, right, juan? >> similar to what we saw in hollywood access picture. >> kennedy: so you are saying this is fake news? >> not as if i know this, to pick up on your point. it is strange that rudy giuliani or rudy giuliani's lawyer is in touch with a guy in a computer store in wilmington, who gets him the computer. it just seems to me like,

. >> they can't do either of those things and we got ahold of them early on because we've got great cyberput a stop to it. there's nothing they can do to change your vote or stop you from voting. todd: o'brien's comments come days after officials said russian hackers targeted dozens of state and local governments in the us. he said the best way to beat foreign adversaries is to get out and vote. more than 100 protesters have been hit by cars across the u.s. this year. according to new research from the university of chicago. between george floyd's death in may and september 5th, 104 protesters have been struck with at least two dying from their injuries. 39 drivers have been charged with crimes ranging from reckless driving to vehicular homicide. to extreme weather now, the gulf coast is bracing for tropical storm zeta. it's on track to hit luc louisia on wednesday. it is expected to strengthen to a hurricane before hitting the yucatan peninsula. it could bring dangerous storm surges to the area. janice dean joins us live with the storm's path. janice, how much more water can the region t

we're out performing europe in a positive way so well because we've gotten ahold of this. >> okay. yeah. look at his instagram don't ask the doctors. he may have said that to fox host laura ingram but she still showed up at trump's rally in michigan today wearing a mask and got mocked for it by donald sr. >> where is laura? i can't recognize you. is that a mask? no way. are you wearing a mask? i've never seen her in a mask. look at you. she's being very politically correct. >> it is not politically correct to wear a mask at a maga rally, donald. it shows that she is smarter than you. meanwhile georgia congressman drew ferguson has tested positive for coronavirus and governor brian kemp of georgia and his wife are in quarantine after kemp and ferguson attended a maga meet up rally on tuesday. that was smart. back to donald trump. today in michigan and wisconsin he spread misinformation about the pandemic like fertilizer. while also accusing doctors of profiting off the pandemic. >> it's always cases are up. people go crazy. you know? no. it's you live with it. you know, our doctors

. >> cody wright: statler, right there, lift hard and take ahold of him. >> statler wright: well, i wasuntil i got in there. and then i just pretty much forgot about everything else but what my dad's taught me. >> cody wright: go on! go on! keep going, buddy! >> whitaker: that ride, how'd that feel? >> statler wright: i hurt my butt, actually. ( laughs ) a lot. but as soon as i hit the ground, i wanted to do it again. >> whitaker: one hall of famer told us that you guys have the potential to be the best there ever was. >> rusty wright: i think we could do it. but really, that's kind of humbling and, it lights a fire. >> whitaker: a fire, they say, to win those gold buckles, just like their dad, cody. >> cody wright: you know, i wanted a gold buckle. but to ride every horse the best i could was always-- what did it for me, you know. sure, i want money. who don't? you need it to go along. but i always just wanted to ride broncs. it was striving to make that perfect ride. and you know, the feeling that you feel when you're in time with a horse that's trying to get you off their back as har

then god forbid, the sickness gets ahold of you, then you're in the hospital, then god forbid, you don't fight it off, which almost all of us do because we're stronger than the virus and we have amazing health care, and if not, god forbid, then you get your deaths. one follows the next. the consequences lag by stage. they always have. and he knows that. and fox knows better. what the trumps don't seem to understand is that the lies they're telling about covid may be good for them but they're making their own supporters sick. we've seen the data that after rallies, the communities that hold them have spikes. they're literally dying because of their support. according to a "washington post" poll, since trump tested positive on october 1, covid has killed more than 12,000 in counties that voted for him. an average of 435 a day. a congress of constituents killed. it's not right. it's not right for the people who put stock in this president as a change agent. the only thing that changes shouldn't be the status of their health for the worse. if biden wins the presidency, the pandemic's not goi

local election websites, that they might be targeting local elections infrastructure in order to get ahold of things like voter registration data? was that also described to them and was that described as the work of both russia and iran? >> no. and in fact the federal officials did not tell local and state officials which foreign actors were involved, my colleague confirmed it was iran from other sources. they confirmed it was foreign actor. that's all they were told. we don't really know what russia as we understand to do with the voter registration information it's received. what the fbi and the department of homeland security want the public and officials at the state and local level to understand is that they need to shore up these websites at the state and local level. and there are small cities and towns that run elections that might not have the most secure websites. and if foreign actors can get into those websites and hack and maybe put messages out there that make the public think they're not secure, that's problematic. but mostly as an optics issue, mostly as a perception issue

no one is invited the next step for us here covering this is we're trying to get ahold of amazon see when they're going to be hiring is as you can see they're building is pretty much bills and they've got their sign up so when are those jobs are >>put through and one of the hiring xactly how many are they hiring exactly because that 2000 number is actually the number they suspect for the entire country casa logistics center so and any enemies and any news this is definitely good news jobs. wise and we could use any good news we can in 2020 reporting live here in oakley sarah stinson kron 4 news sow doubt about that thank you very much sara it's 8.37 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a battle against extreme wildfire behavior how crews are gearing up for a longer than expected fire season. >>and safari west is back open in the north bay after it had to be closed because of fires. how are the animals. hang in th let's talk about floors. floors for toddlers. floors for toys. floors for stories. floors for screams. book now and have yours installed by the holidays. to the best b

and i tried really to get ahold of her for about four hours that night. >> reporter: in this case, youeally had a father's intuition -- >> i did. >> reporter: that something was wrong. >> yep. >> reporter: the next morning, kirsten got an uneasy feeling too when she passed reagan's empty room. they were supposed to walk to class together. >> but i was like, "she probably got up early. she probably went to the library." it's midterm week. like, there's a million things to do. >> reporter: but by early afternoon, it was clear no one had heard from reagan since she left work the night before. what are you thinking happened to her? >> it's one of those like, you have that gut feeling. but at the same time, you're like -- it's gonna be fine. >> i thought maybe she wanted to go see one of her friends that was out of town. maybe her phone died while she was driving. like i was not thinking the worst. i just thought it was weird. >> reporter: they went to the last place reagan was seen, bodega. and the manager called in a missing persons report. as they waited for police to arrive, kirsten ove