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>> becky, good morning how are you?rter ever first, from the bottom of my heart, i want to thank all of the autonation members who put on their masks since april and take care of our customers the results are driven by a significant shift of the american consumer towards personal mobility. they have rediscovered it gives them a sense of security, independence and freedom and coming out of the lockdown that, you know, so much for sharing everything i'd really like to have my own space and i want more of it. and you see this shift in the consumer mindset impacting housing, home care and most importantly retail now combined with that we have a shortage of inventory. plants are closed for ten weeks and they're gradually ramping up but industry inventories are 25, 30% below where they should be, if not even more so it was challenging to adjust pricing to reflect the shortages. we cannot forget housing our customers absolutely just love it. i think rates are going to be low for years. so you put it together, this shift, pivot

andrew ♪ >>> thanks, becky.ing of which let's talk about the developing story a record number of new covid cases in parts of the united states the country posting now more than 83,000 new infections both friday and saturday led by outbreaks in sun belt states meantime, europe also dealing with a resurgence of its own italy now ordering bars to close early and its shutting public gyms spain issuing nationwide curfews and france reporting a record daily rise in new infections nbc's matt bradley joins us live from paris with the latest matt >> reporter: hey, andrew so here in france, of course, we've been having curfews from every night from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. the following day. nevertheless, we just saw the highest number by far of any new cases per day. more than 50,000 new cases remember, this is almost as much as the 80,000 new cases you're seeing setting records in the u.s., but the u.s. is 5 or 6 times the size of france so here this second wave is being felt quite acutely especially here in france as you

>> well, we'll have to see about that, becky. packages and has wanted one for many months like i have, but of course we have to review the final details of any proposal before we can make a final assessment of it >> all right senator, we're going to end it th there i'm told i appreciate you being with us this morning thank you. we'll see you again in the not too distant future, hopefully. thanks. >> thank you, all. >>> coming up, positive news in the fight against covid, first, as we head to break, american express just posting quarterly results, earnings per share, falling a nickel short revenue did top estimates. ceo is seeing a steady recovery in spending volumes since the april low. stay tuned, you're watching "sawbo ocn quk x"n bc >>> "halftime report," weekdays noon eastern on cnbc we live with at&t and we are well past the honeymoon phase. ocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitud

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. let's show u.s.gs news crossing the wires literally as we speak that this is all moving around right now, the dow looks like it would open higher, 101 points higher, nasdaq up 55 points, the s&p 500 looking to open about 15 points higher. becky. >> andrew, thanks, we've got all the major stories affecting your money covered this morning phil lebeau is covering jet blue results. we start with meg tirrell who has a break down of all the earnings from the big drug makers so far it's a bit of a mixed picture. >> it is let's start with pfizer, that company reporting a bit of a mix, beating on the bottom line but missing in terms of revenue, sort of tightening its full year guidance, and of course everybody is looking for pfizer's commentary on its covid-19 vaccine we are expecting data potentially this week on that. stock down less than 1% now. it's recovering from where it was earlier. merck was a beat across the board. revenue coming in at 12.6 billion, versus 12.2 billion a huge beat by about $0.30 in

becky, i like the purple, purple is good.street" is next >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber it is risk off this morning. stocks on track for the first three day-loss since mid-september as daily global covid cases hit a new record europe introduces new lockdowns. hospitalizations in this country near a two-month high. and stimulus hopes remain thin, jobless claims go the wrong direction up 53 k. road map begins with stimulus hope

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we are seeing green arrows this morning when it comes to the u.s. equity futures. dow futures up by 127 points the nasdaq up by 91. the s&p up by 16 this is a big deal it's been a strong four weeks for the market strong october, but you're looking at four weeks in a row that we've seen gains for the nasdaq even though it was down 4 out of 5 segs laeout of 5 segs s out of 5 segs laessions last we. a lot of that potentially around the possibility of vaccines. we'll talk to dr. scott gottlieb about that pfizer already saying that it's made several hundred thousand doses of its vaccine they could have 100 million ready by the end of the year if they receive approval. let's look at what's been happening in the treasury market this morning as well last week you did see those treasury yields under some pressure this morning back a little higher yielding 0.774%. >> thanks, becky busy day ahead let's look at the "squawk" planner. a group of oil ministers are meeting today. they'll be talking a

becky? >> thanks.ck, sec chairman jay clayton will join us then bill gates on public health preparedness and the conspiracy theories and his support i spoke to him yesterday here's a preview. >> two people are most targeted and those are dr. fauci and myself. >> have you talked to dr. fauci about it >> yeah. he and i don't talk about conspiracy theories because, you know, neither he or i, you know, have -- know how to stop that. >> much more of that interview when "squawk box" returns. check out the futures, dow up by 51 s&p relatively flat. nasdaq up by 51 as well. "squawk box" will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ carried stress for so long, suffered so much, ♪ but the tools to help us process our everyday, have not existed, until now? we made a space with our reality in mind. it's called shine. the daily self-care app created for all of us. meditate, connect and reflect for free at theshineapp.com. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning we are now just three weeks out from the election, and a lot of fact

becky. >>> joe, thanks.ip getting back much of yesterday's losses after president trump called off stimulus talks but then later tweeted that the industry could see specific relief measures with been a bit of a roller coaster ride then at the top of the hour, chevron ceo mike cat wirth will be our special guest we'll be right back. >>> president trump again called for billions more in federal support for airline payrolls that's hours after he halted talks from democrats until after the election and sent stocks down sharply phil lebeau has more phil >> reporter: joe, it's been a wild ride for the airline stocks if you are an investor you saw where they dropped from 2.5 to 4.5% and you had the president's tweet and, viola, most of the stocks have been recouped. they have furloughed more than 32,000 employees the airline aid in question would essentially bring those employees back onto the payroll but it would not lower the average daily cash burn for the airlines that is completely separate and for the airline

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.ures are indicated higher this morning, triple digit gains for the dow up by about 167 points but yesterday was a big down day for the markets. dow was down by over 400 points, 1.4% the s&p and nasdaq done evz nasy even more. this morning s&p indicated up by about 25 and nasdaq looks like it would open up by over 100 points fairly significant obviously everybody watching what will be happening with the stimulus talks with the deadline that nancy pelosi has said for later today. let's take a look at the treasury markets ahead of that, you will see that the ten year looks like it is yielding 0.777% so a little stronger yields for the treasury markets right now but andrew, obviously washington is where people are watching >> and that is exactly where we'll go because house speaker nancy pelosi and steve mnuchin are saying that they are making progress in their latest stimulus talks with time running short of course to reach a deal before that 2020 election and ylan mui is joining us with

becky, you want in >> i did i had a question, too.ut how regeneron thinks they could get 300 million doses ramped up in the next several months, which is great, almost the entire american population, would all of that go to the american population i know you mentioned some of it is being bought by the government and kind of guaranteed but are we talking about taking that and splitting it with other nations or would all of that stay in the united states >> i may have misspoken. they'll have 300,000 in a few months and 50,000 now, and that all has been purchased by the u.s. government, but that's why i'm kind of comparing it to the remdesivir situation where we were in a shortage, so it's not going to be enough for everybody. they're going to have to make decisions about who should get this drug. >> hey, meg, real quick, everybody's quite excited about regeneron, and eli lilly now, and i think that's in large part at least recently because of the experience that the president had. having said that, the president was taking a variety of

becky. >>> and when we come back, dr. leetlieb weighs in on vaccine news and disappointing report on remdesivir plus more on the town hall showdown, we'll show you what each candidate said about taxes and what it could mean for your money. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "hmm's and ahh's" heard in-call. ♪ but a resilient business you cacan be ready for it.re. a digital foundation from vmware helps you redefine what's possible... now. from the hospital shifting to remote patient care in just 48 hours... to the university moving hundreds of apps quickly to the cloud... or the city government going digital to keep critical services running. you are creating the future-- on the fly. and we are helping you do it. vmware. realize what's possible. >>> welcome back new study bring the world health organization said the antiviral drug remdesivir had little or no effect on mortality for those hospitalized with covid-19 it said the drug also does not seem to help patients recover any faster findings were part of a trial by the w.h.o. using four drugs inclu

becky? >> you're right.re for over an hour people should get up earlier and be here. >> come on let's get with the program >> that's right. it's started we're here you should be too. global insurance company aflac reported higher third quarter earnings after the bell yesterday. joining us is dan amos covid has been difficult because for you guys a lot of the sales are face to face, is that right? >> that is correct and we are adjusting we've been doing that even prior to covid, to do -- to be able to do more sales through intranet and internet what covid has done is fast forwarded us to move toward that even at a faster pace than we have before. we're spending a little bit of money, but i think long term being able to see people through the internet will be a good thing. we also like our one-on-one presentations, but we have to adapt. that's part of our job in business is to find a way to adapt. >> what does that mean in terms of the employee base is that going to shift who you're hiring, how you're hiring,

bec becky, go ahead. xilinx now $25 billion so that is only double whereas amd is up 50 times in value. unless my math is -- >> to give you the back story on this, amd is in advanced talks to buy its rivye xilinx. and walling street journal reports that the deal would be valued at more than $30 billion and come together as soon as next week. xilinx chips are used in wireless communications and data centers and the company suffered from the trump administration limits on shipments allowed to be sent to huawei. those shipments to huawei accounted for about 7% of xilinx's revenue before this and amd stock has been on a tear this year. take a look, it is up 89% with its market cap as joe mentioned now close to $100 billion. $96.9 billion there. we'll see where this goes. and that is a huge deal and joe, you're right, watching that stock over the year, watching to try to challenge intel >> yeah, it was sad. and people recommended it and i'd be like -- amd i've seen it so many times go between -- and then xilin

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin now we're actually up, u.s.the dow have turned positive about 17 points as you can see the nasdaq started first in the green, kind of, up about 36 points right now that's acdc, i'm trying to figure out why we played that. >> back in the green, back in the black. >> nothing to do with tesla. anyway, the treasury yield is 8. oh, my god, 8. wow, batting down the hatches, we could be at 1% some day is this me yeah we have a big final hour of the show with three big guests, florida senator marco, becky, marco. >> polo. >> no. >> never mind. never mind >> rubio. >> marco rubio, tesla analyst, to tony, and billionaire investor, paul tudor jones next time i'm going to ask andrew you know, you can't -- go ahead. this is you. >> lots of corporate earnings out this morning let's run you through some of the numbers that we have already been talking about this morning. at&t's third quarter profit matching the street's expectations, sales actually beating expectations the company says that the pandemic impacted revenue across

leeds is now a tier 2 area so becky can't meet any friends and neighbours indoors.urs have tested positive for the virus. this is it, this is uni, this is everything, from when i was in year seven, hoping for. um, and i'm sat by myself. this is my room, i've got a bed and a desk over here. as soon as you go into your room and shut the door, it's just so lonely. you just kind of spiral a little bit. there've been, like, days where i've beenjust in my room, just crying. like, it does lead to, like, those dark places. has there been much support for you? they've got, like all the numbers that you can call, but i think a lot of people don't feel comfortable, theirfirst week, ringing up a helpline. you kind ofjust deal with that yourself, where you can'tjust go to the person next door and, like, reach out. i don't think it's just me who's feeling that we don't want to be here for christmas. it's a very real threat. every day, it's like, well, do ijust go home? when i spoke to her about her coping mechanisms... ..it‘s even more uncertain now and she doesn't have any of th

becky? >> thanks, joe when we come back.g pharma to deliver a safe vaccine we're going to bring you the answer to that question from our cnbc all america survey after this break there's some concerning results there. we'll also be speaking to dr. atul gawandi, staff writer for the new yorker. bi mked earnings from exxon mol,art reaction, stick around, we'll be right back. hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like... like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most plus $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning, we are looking at futures pointing lower this morning. the dow looking to open down about 136 points lower nasdaq off about 107 points right about now

becky. >>> still to come on "squawk box," dr.on the rise in daily covid cases. >> and international papceo mark sutton, the response to the pandemic, how the economy looks from where he's sitting. the futures this morning are indicated up but not by as much as we had seen earlier earlier the dow had been up by triple digits, now account inned up by just 38 points after losing more than 1,800 points in the first three trading sessions of this week >>> welcome back to "squawk box," i'm dominic chu. we're going to kick things off with shares of sphopify, 40,000 shares of volume the cloud based ecommerce solutions company reported profits and revenues that topped consensus estimates. shopify was helped as traditional retailers tapped its services during the covid pandemic to migrate their sales online versus in store you've got shares of moderna, higher around 2 1/2%, 25,000 shares of volume premarket the biotech company known for its work on developing a covid-19 candidate reported mixed results. it was a wider than expected loss bu

thanks for having me. >> thank you becky?e back, likely the most critical question surrounding the pandemic in the united states, why is our death rate higher than so many other countries and what can we do about it dr. zeke emanuel will join us next. don't miss a very special interview on "squawk box" with bill gates about the coronavirus, vaccines and much more stayun ted we'll be back after a quick break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box," futures right now are about what we have seen most of the morning, after some dow components the nasdaq had a big gain yesterday and is adding to those gains. technology is this morning as you can see up 123 points and the s&p indicated up as well everything was up yesterday. but the dow, diverging a little bit today. andrew. >> the other one to watch, joe, right now, is johnson & johnson reporting top and bottom line beats for the latest quarter and the company raising full year sales and adjusted eps guidance after j and j said late yesterday and this is the piece a lot of peopl

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hit him until it was us . 10 men stepped in and tried to mediate this caught the attention of the becky they took him to a police station. they wanted that they didn't inform the public prosecutor or state that regulations kept me at the station for 9 or 10 hours just for filing this equivocal book to try to get sick this he has since reported the back before their actions. but there are unlikely to face conviction. 2 and what we tend to see happen is the authorities immediately jump to the defense of the police and the police themselves file counter charges against the person who's complained that despite concerns turkey already has more than 20000 back and the government says it's planning to recruit more. you're watching news coming up next a call that 19 survivor confronts coronas skeptics and our reporter program i'm not all pro life thanks for joining. us. this is some book story stubborn rice farmer from thailand. has problems.

>> becky. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. i'm from north wilmington. >> yeah, mayfield. >> [indiscernible] >> all right. how about you, what is your name? >> sophia. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> well thank you for helping. that's very nice of you. what's your name? >> my name is tristan. >> i'm beverly. >> we really got it going. i tell you what -- [indiscernible] >> whenever trump comes out and says -- [indiscernible] you guys did ebola and we did not have a pandemic. >> with h1n1, it was .indiscernible] -- no panic, no any of that. but you know, we did. i just want you all to know this. brock, -- barack, i know you saw him in philly, but he is a good friend. but the point is, the infectious disease experts said look, this is what will happen as we move forward. there is a lot more communicable diseases transmitted that walls can stop, that you can build a wall high enough, and pandemics are going to be caused. we set up an office in the president's office -- the white house, a pandemic office. when we did that, we hired pe

becky worley is going to tell us how. hey, becky. >> good morning, george.the difference in getting the best car for the cash. new jersey teacher melissa drinkard is in the market for a used car. >> i've been looking into subarus and fords. i'm hoping to get an suv. >> reporter: but what seemed like a simple task is suddenly not simple. >> it's definitely overwhelming. you look and you search. >> reporter: the demand skyrocketing. this illinois dealership working overtime to find more used vehicles to sell. >> we have people out on the street actually knocking on doors buying cars and trucks. >> reporter: looking at specific used cars from june to september. a ford mustang's average price up more than $2,500. a jeep wrangler up more than $3,700 and gmc sierra truck up $4,900, all in three months. >> these cars are flying off the dealers' lots. >> reporter: why? now that people are going back to work after the covid shutdowns many are nervous about public transportation, right? is that leading to some of this growth in used car sales? >> if you really want to

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okay, thank you, becky. change? that's the question. all right, how about we do this? i rarely get to bring you good news but i do have some. the glass fire, the one for napa and sonoma counties, is now 99% contained and the firefighters found this fox and made sure that he was okay. a lot of the creatures are able to rehab now or at least be checked on. that's good news. unfortunately, the fire danger is a little higher in the bay area, so new ones that spark will also have heat and a lot of dry conditions. relative humidity 10% or lower. a ch >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. critical fire conditions, we are in them and they will continue through friday morning. record temperatures are possible today through friday also. autumn arrives but we have to wait until next week. 70s along the coast, 80s around the bay. san rafael a chance of a record high. 50s and 60s for most of us. 70s and 80s in the hills and mountains tonight. my accuweather seven-day >>> we turn now to the new season

. >>> in today's "gma" first look, becky worley is in oakland with an exclusive look at the new iphone 12. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, a closer look at the new iphone. >> this is a day we've all been looking forward to. >> reporter: new models with better cameras, a magnet ek back for accessories or charging and new colors. this is the iphone 12 and the 12 pro. the first thing i noticed is the squared off edges. then the new colors. this is blue and pacific blue. the big headline is apple's first 5g iphone. >> today we're bringing 5g to iphone. >> hardly anybody can get it. is it worth upgrading the phone for that? >> i don't think you need to get a 5g phone yet but this is a way to future proof yourself. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., on "good morning america" has exclusive access to the new iphone. we'll show you all the new features and details that has the phone world buzzing. stay tuned. i'm becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >>> those iphone 12s will come with fewer accessories in the box. you will not get the wired headphones and you won't get a wall c

to be near his baby. >> he's definitely back in becky's life. it complicated and that's the way it's portrayed and i think it's really, really cool that it's portrayed in its complexity. >> working under strict covid-19 protocols, there have been zero cases of coronavirus among the cast and crew. >> as soon as i heard we were going back and i hadn't, of course, done anything to my hair but i thought this will be perfect. i'll let the roots grow out. i'll do my own hair and makeup and look like hell like we do and are supposed to now. >> looking ahead a week, the cast is thrilled an annual tradition will continue. the halloween episode. >> it felt right, and you know the kids couldn't go out trick-or-treating this year but we still made it happen in a conner way. >> in a conner's way. the conners season premiere comes on at 9:00 tonight after the season premiere of the goldbergs. you can catch the premiere of "blackish" then stay with us for abc 7 news dot at 11:00. great lineup. >> absolutly. >> let's check on our weather because we're still alw

>> becky. mr. biden: how are you? >> i'm fine. mr. biden: where in wilmington?'m from north wilmington. [indiscernible] mr. biden: mayfield. >> yes, i was putting up signs out there. mr. biden: all right. how about you, what is your name? >> sophia. mr. biden: how old are you? >> 18. mr. biden: well, thank you for helping. that is really nice of you. what's your name? >> my name is tristan. i'm from philly. mr. biden: we really got it going. i tell you what, if you have any questions -- [indiscernible] >> here is one i've got. whenever trump comes out and says h1n1. [indiscernible] mr. biden: ebola, no pandemic. with h1n1, it was -- [indiscernible] 15,000 people. no panic, no any of that. but, you know, we did it -- but i just want you to know that it was barack -- i know you saw him in philly, but he's a good friend. but the point is, the infectious disease experts said look, this is what will happen as we move forward. there are a lot more communicable diseases transmitted that walls cannot stop, you cannot build a wall high enough. and pandemics are going to

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somewhere for now that becky, hallie, brett and bert can call home. hello!uliette cox is one of those who now looks after them. julia, they're incredibly friendly. yes, these two are... she says it is hard to understand how anyone could treat them like this. good boy, bert! i just wish that people would ask for help, because there is help out there, so that you don't have to leave them, abandon them. there's been a surge in the number of abandoned horses across the country. this huge group was found recently in northamptonshire. many are in a terrible state. the rspca is now caring for around 750 abandoned horses, the highest number since 2009. rosie russon from the rspca says owners are getting rid of their animals during the covid crisis because they cannot afford to keep them. people are on furlough at the moment due to covid, they're struggling financially. they're struggling to pay for food costs for their horses and the breeders are still breeding, unfortunately, and no—one can buy these horses. the cost of keeping abandoned horses is huge. animal char

becky worley is in san francisco and, becky, let's just say this year is really unique.bin. good morning. this prime day is creating the most on the fly internetwide sales event i've ever seen without a lot of advertising. think of the way we normally see discounts listed in advance of black friday, researching, comparing. but the price cuts are happening and we are tracking the deals now as they come in. >> get two days to save big. >> reporter: amazon prime day is live now with deals like 50% off ancestry testing kits and $75 off eero mesh wi-fi networks and amazon rolling out new lightning deals until tomorrow, wednesday night. but it's not just amazon. >> we are expecting transactions of into the billions with amazon prime so online retailers would be besides themselves if they weren't even attempting to take some of that market share away from amazon. >> reporter: target discounting competitively, listing 25% off beauty and makeup. 30% off kids' clothing, up to 40% off toys and graco baby gear on sale. walmart, $130 off this chromebook and bose noise canceling headp

. >> no, please, call me becky. >> becky. >> reporter: the former "full house" star cut a deal with thee could report to prison earlier than her original november 19th date. agreeing that she wouldn't cut the sentence short for covid-related reasons. according to federal statistics, her prison has two inmates positive with coronavirus as of friday. the actress reportedly trying to stay healthy before turning herself in. >> she's trying every day just to kind of build herself up both mentally and physically for what's to come. >> reporter: loughlin and her husband, fashion designer mossimo giannulli, pleading guilty over the summer to paying roughly $500,000 to consultant rick singer to get their daughters into usc. one of them youtube personality olivia jade. >> hi, guys, welcome back. >> reporter: her husband expected to serve five months. prosecutors claim he was more active in the scheme, he's expected to start his sentence next month. loughlin's representatives did not return a request for comment. nearly 30 prominent parents have also pled guilty in similar cases including actress

court of appeals priest becky you know jim you mentioned executive orders.sident obama use them. you mentioned doctor and the executive order. president trump coming in and trying to do away with that. and he faced a challenge in court. he seems to you or maybe not, tell me what you think. his executive the most powerful branch of the government right now? >> i think unambiguously. it's not the case in the early republic clearly not on in the powerful branch. one of the early justices wrote his writings on the constitution it was pretty clear congress has the power here it started going in the other direction. hamilton wrote about this in the federalist papers, the reason why he called the court the least dangerous branch, and thought have the sword of the perks. it has a military that has a standard army that's nothing like our founders could have conceived. it's one of the areas i talked about in the introduction of the book i think you do have to live with a bit of a bigger government. when i can have muskets to defend ourselves against this sort of inter

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it's why at least seven states can no classify some family as essential care givers that allows becky to visit her mother-in-law in a texas nursing home >> we are it for her, we are friend, family, everything >> reporter: and now she says more essential than ever. >> we are the ones that brought to their attention if she wasn't eating well or if she was sad >> we have patients who wonder why they can't go home for thanksgiving and did their family leave them an is anybody going to come back for them. >> reporter: dr. joshua uy believes a balance with careful visit from loved ones could save lives tammy thinks about what she would say to her dad. >> it wasn't our choice and i'm sorry, and boy, that's not what i wanted. >> reporter: she hopes more families can soon say it in person. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: kristin dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> up next for us, the unlikely football sensation. >>> tonight, the big reward for college football's newest star here is catie beck >> reporter: wake forest football starting strong this season partly thanks to the power play

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barbecue becky at lake merritt, the woman who called 911 on a blackbird watcher, patty and san francisco called police on children running a lemonade stand. the district supervisor wants people who make those calls to be civilly liable in the karen act.>> so, if you make phone call, you called the police on me and they come in an altercation happens and i choose to sue the police department or you, you could be liable for at least $1000 and much more than that because you brought on to me in a non- emergency. >> this is not the first piece of legislation of its kind, a senator offered a bill that would apply most civil and liable penalties. it will have a second reading next week and then it will head to maryland and breed.>>> up next, it could be a late hill. what nancy pelosi is getting doing to get a stimulus bill finally done. stomach and what some voters are doing to get to a mailbox. stomach and way the park workers are outraged tonight over the governor's >>> the state release of new guidelines for reopening theme parks, but most will remain closed for now. big theme parks can onl

you know already we're out of the curb you know we have the compassion and we've marked and branded becky. brown aren't these the barrow affected directly. or are some squalor. sure. america. one neighbor of. our. world was coping right now behind us is one of the city's biggest homeless camps and it stretches per blogs on this warehouse district as you can see the government figures more than a 1000000 school aged children are homeless number of homeless families world in suburban us has risen by 60 percent. one almost at trains are now women about 10 percent according to the v.a. but most long term housing is designed for that and that's why some volunteers are making a difference helping women veterans and their families. who are in the current role right here with the real purity of the field all in light of all i mean you know i've experienced some pretty cold nights already but the ninety's know one of the tough talking to blow. almost out of reach due to the kind of locations that we find people use your resume you know this is a right what is it called me and. what you're about to

>> becky. mr. biden: how are you? >> i'm fine. i'm from north wilmington. [indiscernible] mr. biden: all right. how about you, what is your name? >> sophia. mr. biden: how old are you? >> 18. mr. biden: well thank you for helping. >> my name is tristan. >> i'm beverly. mr. biden: we really got it going. --ell you what [indiscernible] >> whenever trump comes out and says -- [indiscernible] mr. biden: with h1n1, it was -- [indiscernible] panic, no any of that. but i just want you to know that sawas barack -- i know you him in philly, but he's a good friend. , the infectious disease experts said look, this is what will happen as we move forward. there are a lot more communicable diseases transmitted that you can't build a wall high enough. and pandemics are going to be caused. so we set up an office in the white house. we hired people, we put from the cdcerts and other areas of the federal government. we would put them in other countries so you would see it coming. we had 34 people in china. knowledge best of our , he never asked them to go into wuhan to figure out how best -- ho

and tomorrow, in an abc news exclusive on "good morning america" becky worley is live with a first look at the iphone. "gma" starts at 7:00 a.m. >>> a heated debate over a proposed admissions change at an elite high school in san francisco. lowell high school admits on grades and a state test score. but there's a plan to switch for a year to an admissions lottery. school board members heard from people on this. a student addressed one of the concerns. >> our academic standing is going to be ruined, et cetera, et cetera. who's going to ruin it if you all are advocating for students, shouldn't all students be considered? >> some parents are opposed saying the hard work students did in middle school would be overlooked. the board is set to vote on the change next tuesday. >>> all this week we are focusing our efforts to build a better bay area on the status of education. because of the pandemic, most schools started the year virtually. we knew there would be some growing pains, so i wanted to find out how educators would say it's going so far. here's what they told me. ♪ >> i would give di

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