. >> reporter: 3-year-old asher found something to look forward to and someone to look up to. during the home bound days of the pandemic daryl, his ups driver. >> it's become part of our daily routine. >> reporter: it includes asher's own ups uniform, complete with ups socks and a modified delivery truck. >> have you guys heard anything from ups, in terms of are they offering him a job yet? >> we're making a strong case. >> reporter: even before a mask mandate there was no masking their bond. >> he's a role model for him, the way he smiles and says his name and looks him in the eye. treating him kind of just how humans treat other humans. >> reporter: a life lesson a new friend found feet from the front door catie beck, nbc news. >> those two delivering smiles too. that's it for us tonight, please take care of yourself and each other good night, everyone ♪ >> kelly: hey, what's up, everybody? i am keeping up my celebration. hoping you were doing the same as well. let's get to today's quaraoke. since i introduced them every time give it up for my band, y'all. we named them y'al

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asher if you have anything to add? >> i would add only, i would add specific education stuff.think one of the vulnerabilities that russia exploits is just the fragmentation that exists because we have increasingly lost sight of a common civic value. things like rule of law, importance and free press. why we don't like dictators. those kind of things i some of us growing up kind of got those through entertainment. my class i have disinformation schoolhouse rock for example. i think in some ways hamilton is able to convey some of that. we need that on a larger scale. i think only nine states in the country require a full year of civic education. and so we are increasingly getting a population that can fall prey to things like there must be a deep state. because there understand how the government works. as a civic education. i echo your idea of social media platforms being a vehicle for digital literacy. that could be regulated. whether some is some required content. but these platforms have to convey a mix of the users interface with and teach them the skills. because i think,

. >> reporter: middle school teacher rebecca asher quitting at this school board meeting. >> i respectfullyion, for i need to take care of my family. i just didn't feel the district had adequate plans to keep both students and teachers safe. >> reporter: across the country, nearly 180,000 new covid cases reported in children in just the last four weeks, an increase of 90%. 6-year-old jaden coulter of philadelphia was severely sickened by that rare multi inflammatory syndrome. >> they had to put breathing tubes down his throat, ivs coming from his neck and arms. it just was a lot. >> reporter: jaden now recovering, but he'll be going back to school online. >> i was worried about my child going to school, but now i'm second-guessing, maybe virtual's not that bad. >> reporter: in texas, the emotional debate about whether to return to the classroom continues. most school districts plan to go back online or in person late this year, after labor day. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >>> north carolina is confirming the first dog in the state to have contracted coronavirus has died. doctors say the

asher craig grew up to became bristol's deputy mayor. i'm searching.i am, and i may take the dna test, too. i need to pass this legacy down to my own children so that when they're ready to have children, they can pass on that legacy. now, the end of their journey is near. what will they find in the land they regard as an el dorado? slavery had obliterated one part of their history. now, west indians were being encouraged to create another — asked to help rebuild britain after the war. mike lord was a schoolboy — a little too old to be carried over england's threshold — when he arrived in 1960, one of the windrush generation. the new arrivals were construction workers, bus drivers, they joined the nhs. mike arrived on his godparents‘ passport with no other paperwork. years later, when he was forced to prove he had a right to live here, he couldn't. i felt like a leper. you know, like i had a tag on my back saying, "i'm not british". because no one will accept it because the government made it not to employ you if you've got no proof — paperwork to prove

. >> reporter: middle school teacher rebecca asher quitting at a school board meeting. >> i just didn't feel the district had adequate plans to keep both students and teachers safe. >> reporter: but in this detroit suburb where the school district is leaning toward virtual learning, parents are demanding in-person classes. >> it's just too hard. it's too hard for adults that understand it and do it daily. >> reporter: a similar scene in phoenix, arizona. >> nobody wants to put anybody at risk here, but we also have to think about the whole health of the child. >> reporter: in florida, officials tuesday reporting the deadliest day yet with at least 277 virus-related fatalities. neighboring georgia also hitting a record. but nationwide some encouraging news. new covid infections and deaths are down week over week. and monday marked the first day since june with no records set. but scenes like this prompting concerns about people letting their guard down. a so-called pop-up party in new york city, people taking over a city bus dancing and smoking. no one wearing a mask. and this video show

. >> joe asher, it is great to see you. the states as they consider mobile gaming and sports betting, those additional revenues are something that could add to the state tax revenues as well >> that was fantastic, thank you. it is 8:00 a.m. in palo alto "squawk alley" is live. >> this man as a sense of devotion ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley." the s&p trying to build on a six day win streak already on pace for the best august since the late 1980s. we're hanging on to one point. pretty good numbers on consumer confidence we're waiting for the tesla and apple splits effective on monday >> my eye is on this divide between enterprise on premise performance and enterprise cloud performance. we really see that reflected in the results where that enterprise on premise market showed to be weaker. also in vm wear, but they also have a cloud story that we have seen play out to strongly this week with workday, sales force, and with some others so we're going to get more detail and insight into that, carl we got you, de >> i'm all good

asher's were celebrated for a while but discontent has been on the rise in recent weeks and i said look at the real moment we have to live in a unique time period where we're under siege by a pandemic that is infecting us and killing us and we have to rebuild a country that was devastated economically by do it in times of debating once again which is the way we can talk to each other and build a common ground take decisions that we all agree on and it's difficult when you have the fall of others in front in spite of the threat of 19000 cities cited to challenge the government on monday they say lack of freedom is a bigger threat than the seas. and to see that when a. and now to chile which has begun a phased lifting of one of the world's longest lock downs all the restaurants bars and nightclubs remain closed people living in downtown of china's capital are now being allowed to go out for a walk also intending social distancing but that's a see in human reports from santiago not everyone is following the rules. here land that that be a prepares to reopen riki oscon downtown san diego af

>> here's the thing when you pick this asher job i will turn down no opportunity. i would need to get a food person to do with me. but is somebody wanted to do one with me. >> you can pick your favorite top chef contestant. >> i love top chef. let's do it. i have a dream maybe i can make this a reality where a real chef wrote instructions in a normal way than i write how i do it when you don't use the right amount. >> it can be aspirational. >> and then to join things. and then to go back as he will be like. >> it seems like fun. >> and i want to do just one thing. and then to take a risk. and mike sheldon. and gregory. and i think it's melissa. and gregory could have one. and then to make it to the top three or four. >> gregory or melissa. here's a good question a little more serious. if you're healing from a eating disorder and any suggestions of how to start. so honestly this is tricky if you could do therapy that would probably help. but i'm not in therapy. so i have found one of the things that has been the most helpful consistently is to do it and i on instag

>> asher. yes. and so, he's been really good. i was actually getting in the shower or something, getting ready for this hit here, and i hear her yelling at him and screaming. and we had to put him in timeout. so he's learning. he's a puppy. but we got to teach him you got to go outside. even got the bells on the door and everything. >> discipline him. take him outside. but i have a -- i have a carpet steamer/vac that i am going to recommend to you because you are going to need it. it's not going to be the last time. >> i appreciate that. >> congratulations. good luck to you. we'll be right back. >> thank you. ok. it was an accident. he was tickling me and... [laughing] stop it! yeah. whoops! but julie has resolve pet expert. its latest formula attacks odors at the source. no odor. no stain. no nothin'. whatever happens, no big deal. resolve. so we collaborate ♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to farm in a sustainable way >>> okay. so the 2020 race kicking into high gear as the democratic convention kicks off next week. ca

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the roles players and corporate leaders can play in helping heal a divided nation >>> and ceo joe asheris hour to does the company's new deal with caesars. >> let's get to bob this morning and get a closer look at what's moving on this friday morning. >> good morning. happy friday, everybody. sort of a mixed open it's been a great week s&p up almost 3% and an amazing month, frankly mixed open energy up a bit nicely tech doing well. banks. health care lagging a little bit here but i think the imp sis is on closing out the week in an amazing month. up about 6.5%. that's important august is traditionally a nothing month. it doesn't usually do anything there's more down augusts than up this is rather remarkable. not only is august remarkable but april, may, june and july has been good as well. look at this five straight up months. rather unusual but just the strength of it, particularly april and august so far considering what's going on. why is it happening? i know everybody wants to talk about apple. but i'm sorry. apple is up 18 % yes, it's an important part but there's more going on. if

when you look at the sanctions, i believe asher works and that the whole of government pressure the u.ss applied, diplomatic and economic, has worked. setinternational unity has conditions that work up to a point, up to the point where the u.n. wouldn't be able to get on the same page because of involvement in the actors that we -- involvement of the actors that we have discussed and others have articulated here from colleagues at state. evading sanctions is a natural extension of the type of tactics and procedures the maduro regime has been using to launder money, is gold,y, whether it diamonds, agriculture, the business enterprises that they used to buy off military loyalty and keep themselves in power. so the same types of interrelated evasion tactics, that is what they are using, second countries, third countries, front companies, cryptocurrency, money laundering. more pressureting on is in the financial realm and getting after the money flows. and we are working that , but it is a complicated space. supported, and we are supporting colleagues across the interagency end enter and ac

to go taunting lori otto and laurie goes after him players they are everybody goes out there the ashers guys tackle laurie lori on a man he is he's upset and has a right to be quite frankly. bottom line here a's win 7 to they get their 9th straight but now they have to wait to see who's going to get suspended certainly suspensions will come want to see for how long that hitting coach cintron you would think would be suspended for a long time as well as more sports coming up later in the show including see tremendous finish at the pga championship in san francisco featuring a cow there. >>east coast residents pretty rattled this morning coming up on kron 4 news at 8 we're going to take a look at the strongest earthquake for a region in nearly a century. >>plus one of the bay area's biggest lifelines has been hit hard by the pandemic over the past 5 months we're taking a look at just how bad a lack of tourism has been. >>and how a popular san francisco neighborhood is as the kids get ready to head back to school it marks the end of the summer tourism season for north beach businesses, wha

emily blair, who is with us on the senate floor tonight, tiffany, mark, asher, scott, pat, david, and careline. and senator tester's staff, sophie, tony, a kansan, as well as the house veterans' affairs committee staff members. mr. president, suicide is preventable and with the passage of commander john scott hanon veterans mental health improvement act here tonight, moments ago, we take a stand to protect the lives of the people who have given us so much in their protection of each and every american. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i understand there is a bill at the desk and i ask for its first reading. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the first time. the clerk: s. 4461, a bill to provide for a period of continuing provisions in the -- appropriations in the event of a lapse in appropriations and so forth. mr. moran: i now ask for a second reading and in order to place the bill on the calendar under the provisions of rule 14, i object to my own request. the presiding officer: objection h

his opponents, supervisor asher is shutting down his campaign office.indoor campaign rallies and fundraisers are also not allowed. knocking on doors and hanging campaign banners, they are allowed. >>> today the first lady will speak at the rnc. she will make her dress from the newly renovated white house rose garden. the first lady will be joined by president trump who is taking part in every day of the committed pick last night the president's supporters offered a positive outlook of a second term. >> we are blessed to live in america. it is time to keep that blessing alive for the next generation. this president and this party are committed to that noble task. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo will also speak to date remotely from jerusalem. that is drawing criticism as state department policy prohibits engaging in partisan political activity. the state department said secretary pompeo will speak to the convention in his personal capacity. we hope you stay with ktvu as we bring you complete coverage of their estate through thursday. live update start

we want every -- trying to make sure there is as little energy and applying that little bit of asheressure on the adapter. actually now would be a great time to hear what is going on at mission control houston, get an update on the space station. gary, can you let us know how it is going? watching the depressurization of the vestibule now, a little less than 4.5 psi, slower than what we saw an hour ago when we went from about the pressure of sea level down to five psi, that only taking a few minutes. are is slower but we seeing a good depressurization, being controlled from the dragon side. we are monitoring here in houston. some of the views from outside the international space station looking at the dragon vehicle, some of the cameras being controlled from mission control in japan. withng here in houston japanese mission control, making sure we get good use from those camera -- views from those cameras, we will get a pan as a dragon moves away from the space station. fasterst burn, moving from the station, we will get a nice view from the japanese side of the international space st