beverly hills police eventually declared an unlawful assembly after the anti-trump group contacted themp group. at times, the pro-trump rally spilled to an official dropbox a couple blocks away. >> it has nothing been but trump flags flying by, have to say, it was intimidating as we pulled up and got out of the car. >> i am not trying to say who we vote for. >> reporter: kristy and her mom considered waiting an extra day to vote because of the rally and protest. >> it is intimidating, it seems wrong. it seems as though, there is anyplace there should be a no politicking zone, it should be near the dropbox is. >> reporter: they do appreciate people's rights to express their views. >> on one hand, it is great, because it is american we are free to do that, but on the other hand, i think about everything it represents and it makes me nervous and uneasy. >> we have much more on the election on our website, you can find information on the statewide propositions, the location of your local polling site, and how to track your ballot. that is all on ktvu.com/election. >>> the navy's elite seal

she owes over $50,000 to a dentist in beverly hills.urniture she hadn't paid for or cosmetic surgeries she hadn't paid for or bounced checks. and at some point, we thought, "well, we need to get to her and ask her about this," because at the time, she was telling dixon that she was gonna build this massive, multibillion-dollar studio. narrator: in the spring of 2013, sam stanton lands an interview with carissa carpenter. stanton: so i drove to los angeles to interview her. and i thought, "well, i'll be going to her movie studio," or somewhere in hollywood, presumably. and instead, we met at a tgi fridays in simi valley. narrator: stanton says carpenter thinks the interview is another puff piece on her latest venture. but the interview quickly turns serious. stanton: i spent quite a bit of time asking her about the plans and the project and her investors, and after about an hour, i switched gears and said, you know, "tell me about these bills you don't pay and these checks that bounce and these court cases against you and..." and i'm hon

both parades gave way to maga caravan from right here near the capital to new york city, from beverly hills to the garden state parkway, trump voters didn't riot, they rallied. [applause] we shut it down baby, we shut it down. biden meanwhile has largely been kept at home by his handlers sitting on piles of cash from silicon valley billionaires and wall street. i guess biden figured why bother campaigning. he's added a few events over the next couple days, but come on. after all media outlets that claim to be objective, they been acting as biden's surrogate spinning every controversy from hunters foreign cash swindle to joe's plan to destroy the oil and gas industry. >> a biden story that we haven't covered as much for journalistic reasons because of the lack of verification, they pushed on verified and sketchy reports about joe biden. i think president trump's claim that vice president biden is going to eliminate tracking has been one of the most back check claims of this entire election, and not surprisingly it has been rated false as everyone who has looked at it. >> oh my goodness we co

in beverly hills over the weekend. efforts in counterprotests in the streets exists. city chief is warned about election-motivated violence. today he told us the election is working 12 hour shifts with no days off. >> basically what we are doing is preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. >> reporter: in recent weeks the f.b.i. say militia members are allegedly planning attacks. starting tomorrow officials will be monitoring events across the country from a command center at f.b.i. headquarters. washington, d.c. is likely to get extra attention. are you anticipating violence. city officials are bracing for protests over the next several days. erale certainly want to make sure those protests are peaceful and any type of violence will not be tolerated here in the district. >> reporter: we are seeing fortresses of plywood around d.c. as a precaution. there are no specific threats of violence. even so, businesses around here aren't taking any chances after a summer of unrest. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. in the run up to the election week, a nation

weather here in the nation's capital, the shops of rodeo drive in beverly hills, or the financial centeryork. this is a nation not at ease with itself. katty: he will tell us more about the president's seemingly cautious tone at campaign headquters. >> the thing about politicians, d i've knoha politician to won elections byassive majorities, on polling day everybody is nervous. it goes with the territory. i remember thelair campaign in 1997 when they won by a landslide, fearful os what the resught be. your heart 100% that anything is done, or if it's 100% lost. i think donald trump is being cautious. he was using words we have not heard him use before. never easy.easy, and losing is donald trump has e notn counted the possibility of loss, and there was a bit there. you heard him talking about arizona and north carolina looking good. maybe there is some confidence that they are seeing from the large number of people turning up to go vote. katty: as we have been talking about four days, an unprecedented number of americans voted early, most imail. that hasee contentions by donald trump say

this is what some of the president's supporters said tonight in beverly hills. >> there's so much comingng toward one side. there's not one count of voter fraud coming out to favor trump. everything coming out always favors one side. >> i stay up all three nights. and the number doesn't add up. >> in sacramento, demonstrators from both sides faced off outside the capitol building during a recount california rally. police say there were a few altercations but so far no arrests. >>> we election day finally behind us, ten os of thousands of political yard signs in sacramento county are now obsolete and one sacramento community is getting creative. most of the signs are not recyclable. so a coalition of groups is collecting them. distributing them to artists who can use them to create art. the goal is to keep them out of landfills, anyone who can put the signs to good use is welcome to have them, crafter, hobbyists, art teachers and students. >>> a rally to call out hatred against asian americans took place in china town today. the movement started by a rapper and actor will x ham. today's r

beverly hills will close rodeo drive to cars and pepedestrians >> it's a shame to see this happen over what should be a democratic process. >> reporter: over the weekend people gathered to support president trump and appeared to clash with counter protesters. >>> well, our cbs news team will bring you election results in primetime in a special tonight. cbs news 2020 election night. america decides. norah o'donnell will bring us the covererage from times squar. starting after the 7 p.m. evening news. >>> the death toll has risen to at least four in a shooting in vienna, austria. a government official calls yesterday's attack an islamist terrorist attack. six shots were fired at locations including outside the city's main synagogue. a suspected gunman was killed by police. he was reportedly born and raised in vienna and was known to domestic intelligence. authorities are searching for possible additional attackers. >>> coming up on the cbs news now, a commuter train is saved from disaster by an unlikely whale sculpture, and the boss is back. bruce springstein's latest album makes billboa

in beverly hills, rodeo drive has been closed to cars and pedestrians. >>> royal caribbean and norwegian cruise aren't ready to sale. they are canceling almost all trips through the end of the year. while the cdc's no sale order expired last week both said more time is needed to comply with safety regulations. they had hoped to start sailing in december. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> 4:45. let's get another check on weather with mary. good morning. >> good morning. it's a foggy start to the day along the coast. right around the bay and some of the inland spots as well. here is a live look with our golden gate bridge cam a. the fog on the live camera this morning. temperatures are in the 40's and 50's as we start off the day. it's another chilly start looking at 50 degrees in concord. 54 oakland with that fog. 49 livermore. 51 san francisco. 52 san jose and 42 in santa rosa. down to a quarter mile in santa rosa. some dense fog this morning for you. down to a half mile. current visibility. that fog along the coast through

closer to home, thousands of trump supporters held a massive rally in the streets of beverly hills. met by counterprotesters clashes broke out between both groups. and officers declared an unlawful assembly. police say no arrests were made. >>> hundreds of polling stations opened up across the bay area today. people waiting in physically distanced lines in alameda. in san jose, and san francisco. they either voted early or dropped off their ballots. some were set up as voting centers, some sports venues. >> to see these amount of people. >> i was surprised when i passed by walking. i i hesitated. i got my paper, my book. and came and voted right away. >> it is nice to do my voting in person. >>> most polling places will be open tomorrow. you can check with your county's registrar of voters. meanwhile, we are getting new numbers out tonight on voter turnout across the bay area. marin county leading the way with 69% turnout followed by sonoma county with 63%. san mateo, 60%. alameda and san francisco counties are at more than 50% turnout. and we have you covered on election day. we ha

>>rodeo drive in beverly hills will be closed to cars and pedestrians tomorrow election day and the day after to prevent the possibility of protests and damage. this move came as city hall encourage some businesses to board up those high end stores. >>take a look at this video this is out of new york city protesters clashing with police yesterday police say the demonstrators were trying to confront a caravan of president trump's supporters the confrontation escalated when police arrived to clear the protesters on the streets at least 11 people were arrested likely charged with disorderly conduct. >>is your local election headquarters and we are now less than 24 hours away from election day and if you've been feeling a little bit of election thanks or anxiety. you are not alone you're not alone. in fact a study led by ucsf is. >>tyne a dip in mental health to backing a losing candidate. catherine heenan is here now she's the host of inside bay area politics and she explains catherine yeah, they're saying that this is an actual thing i mean whether we're headed for a biden victory or a tr

in fact, this very popular boutique in beverly hills, kitson on robertson, where all of the celebritieshed, they would sell t—shirts that said team ange, or teamjen. and for some reason, i chose team ange, and she was my hero, and jennifer aniston was my villain, and it was dumb and stupid. but to be honest, the only team you really cared for, it seems, was team perez, because you basically... absolutely! you began to make an awful lot of money out of suspending your compassion, your humanity, any filter you might have had, which allowed you to be, frankly, horribly mean to an awful lot of high—profile people. i fully accept that. and i know that that is the reason why, all these years later, you, and the majority of the world, are not willing to let me grow or evolve, and choose to only see me as the person that i used to be. for a long time, i was very sad about that. but now in 2020, i realise, you know what? i can't control people's perception of me. i can only control my words and actions, and my reactions, and how i do things. so yeah, i carry with me deep shame and regret, and, y

we've seen there are businesses boarded up in beverly hills, also in chicago and in washington, d.c.,ncluding a fence actually going up around the white house. we will be watching all of this and more tonight. we're going to focus on state and local races as well as the ballot measures when we start streaming live online and our sister channel cozi. raj. >> okay. chris will be a big part of what we're doing tonight. our nonstop livestream begins at 8:00 p.m. as soon as the polls close here in california. gar mon thomas is leading the online coverage. we will have the leans, the latest results as soon as they come in, plus our reporters and expert analysis of this historic night. join us live online on roku, apple tv or on cozi tv beginning at 8:00. >>> a beautiful day to head to the polls. we have lots of sunshine and blue skies. let's get a check of the forecast with jeff ranieri. >> yes, weather definitely cooperating across the bay area. if you have to head off to drop off your ballot over the next couple of hours, we have beautiful weather for you. you might need a light jacket in

so we travel to one of los angeles's wealthiest neighborhoods beverly hills to the home of a man we've been trying to reach for several weeks and. he's listed by the state as kingston's owner dr david silver. doesn't look like there's anyone here but we did find out about silver's other job he's the c.e.o. of the largest nursing home management company in california rockport health care services security told us we can't go in without an appointment we've been calling the office number to try to get an appointment so it's kind of like a catch 22. we found rock courts previous c.e.o. dr michael wasserman a low dr wasserman how are you. thank you so much for your time i was told that i would be running the company. along the short was that wasn't true. took me 15 months to figure it out. so it's complicated it is comp and it's done deliberately so. i believe so. and the challenge is there's typically multiple ownership players the lawyers do it that way so that the real estate honest will say we don't have anything to do with operations so things go wrong it's not our fault i think what

at our mercy and he expanded his base i mean i was in beverly hills covering these rallies that were for donald trump and i have never seen more people of color go to donald trump i saw a lot of black americans and mexicans were tromped it was insane to me but i kept saying donald trump is going to increase his base with a lot of minorities and that is something that the democratic party nor the mainstream media want to talk about because it defeats our narrative that donald trump is of course this texas racist homophobic president but that's all they pin on him but they completely have failed to actually provide any solutions and it shows in the fact that the spend it and you know congress in general have gone bread and the polls again the polls that mainstream media and all of these pundits wanted people to trust were completely off and who could have predicted that it's not like we were here 4 years ago when it was hillary clinton versus trump and a few people were screaming saying he can win he can win well if the same thing the democratic party keeps doing the same thing and exp

the shops in beverly hills or the financial centre of new york, this is a nation thatis centre of news not at ease with itself. live now to milwaukee in wisconsin and yalda hakim. what is voting day been like? what we have been reporting, what you have just we have been reporting, what you havejust said, we have been reporting, what you have just said, what has made this particular election extraordinary is the sheer number of people who have been coming out to vote. 100 million people, either early voting or mail in. 9 million of those were here in wisconsin. that number and those results cannot be released until every single ballot is counted. they have until 8pm to get their ballot in, that is a three hours away so we won't know the result until the early hours of the result until the early hours of the morning. anything that comes out from exit polls in the counties that are so from exit polls in the counties that are so crucial here for donald trump, whether it is the suburbs on the out skirts of milwaukee which is really the republican base here in wisconsin, if any results come

this is from the new york times and they show a photo of the clubhouse in beverly hills, one of several creator houses operated by west of hudson group, which took its holdings public in an unusual deal last week. so apparently these companies are buying mansions and putting a bunch of tough influencers inside the mansions and they pay in kind, essential, a they these, you know, private equity sort of firms. they get all a cut of the revenue that comes in from all the influencer, you know, the ad revenue from instagram and tick tock. right? so this ties together, native americans reservations seen a house. right? this is the casino good leg model. so now you've got people that are been disenfranchised through the theft of trillions of dollars by the boomers. so that gen x. and millennial are without jobs but have huge debts. so they put them in a house, but they call a mansion. and they say make us online content and you'll get a feel of some type. now we know that the economy is shrinking because as geoff booth writes in his book about technology, all of the deflation is causing massiv

whether here in the nation's capital, the chi—chi shops of rodeo drive in beverly hills, or the financial new york, this is a nation that's not at ease with itself. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. at 77, joe biden, if he wins, will become by some margin the oldest man to be elected president of the united states. donald trump, who's now 7a, has sought to portray mr biden as someone who's unfit, too old and tired, in effect, to occupy the oval office. but within hours, the world will get the first indications of america's choice. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant is with the biden camp in delaware, and hejoins us now. i've just been speaking to one of joe biden‘s most senior advisers and they are so confident, they are making no attempt to conceal their confidence, and they are talking about winning states like georgia, no democrat has won there since 1982, and they think they stand a chance in texas. jimmy carter was the last democrat to win texas in 1976. four years ago donald trump w011 1976. four years ago donald trump won by painting himself as the anti hillary clinton and

bracing for unrest, whether here in the nation's capital, the chi—chi shops of rodeo drive in beverly hillsork, this is a nation that's not at ease with itself. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. as we've been hearing, an unprecedented number of people have voted early — most of them, by post. that's been contentious, with donald trump saying the process is open to fraud. he says he has his lawyers ready. clive myrie is in the key battleground state of pennsylvania on why a legal argument could delay the result. clive. yes, hello, george. if you look at all the pats, or pretty much most of them, running towards the white house, then victory forjoe biden or donald trump, most of those roads run along the main streets here are pennsylvania so this is a keenly watched state, not least by the lawyers. and with more than 2.5 million absentee ballots still to be counted, and that process only began this morning, it could be some time before either man knows whether or not they have won. america is unnerved... but energised. the mining of votes by the campaigns is now over, on this election day. and

. >> the city of beverly hills is spending 500-0000 to beef up security. businesses on rodeo drive boarded up windowes. it will be closed to cars and pedestrians from midnight tomorrow through 11:59 on wednesday. there's an additional 80 security officers. there's extra patrols. a business owner doesn't know what to expect but he wants to be prepared. >> you don't need to hit your anger out, especially on a local business. it's not right to do that. >> the new york police department has advised stores and restaurants to prepare desirable security measures. they will have staffing measuring similar to other big events. >> new zealand is warning citizen visiting the u.s. to avoid areas where violence may occur. the potential for heavy police and national guard presence and officers may use rubber bullets and pepper spray. >>> bay area voters continue to vote today. more on this last minute push to the polls. >> reporter: early voting is underway with polling places open. one is the civic center in san rafael. >> typically our polling places are only open on

lisa gosh, they offered some thoughtful and resourceful holiday gift ideas, which you can read at beverly hills manners dot com. what to expect from the north pole after this tough year. let's ask boom bust. co-host several montecito, a oka sarah, many americans need that 2nd round of stimulus money just to make day to day ends meet. should we simply expect to see less under the tree this year. while holland, with millions of americans still unemployed and struggling financially due to the pandemic, we know that shopping is definitely looking a little bit different. i want to turn to a sound by a president and c.e.o. of national retail federation mâché. new traditions. you know, the season is about really help and safety and encouraging people to shop safely shop earlier so that we can do those things that we want to do. we can be out in our communities, we can be supporting the economy, you can people employed, getting those gifts that we want for the people we care about in our lives. maybe group for us to do it all in a state and response to what the safety and responsibility is what we're l

lauren: in parts of beverly hills, the truce dale estates.wn a property. went there for several times for fund-raisers. there is a place across from rodeo drive. that has been the sight of pro-trump rallies. many of those owners boarded up their businesses worried about potential riots. one other area called rolling hills. that is where the trump golf club is. that area has supported a republican president since 1964. so historically go red. stuart: i'm fascinated. good story. it is 10:51 on the dot. there is brian kilmeade with us. i know you had senator lindsey graham on your show yesterday. he talked about trump running in 2024. he wants him to run again, is that it? >> no question. he golfed with the president for about, it spent about an hour talking to him again over the last couple days. he just said, listen, let's exercise every area. let's find out what was happening in these battleground states. but if not, you're still the heavyweight. you still produce the transformation of the party. you still helped almost deliver the senate whe

in beverly hills, police are closing rodeo drive today and tomorrow. raised the threat level to severe, meaning an attack on the u.k. is highly likely. the step was taken as a precaution and was not based on a specific plot against britain. police deadly incidents in france and austria in recent weeks fronted the move. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: thank you, mark. arizona was once known as a reliably republican state, as not voted for a democratic candidate since bill clinton won in 1996. the phase of arizona politics changing. ed ludlow is covering the race for us in phoenix. give us a sense of how different arizona is from 2016. i'm sorry, i'm not hearing ed. another technical difficulty, not just with congresswoman wasserman schultz. he is in phoenix because arizona is a key state in the race, not only for the presidential race but also the senate race, where we have mark kelly going up the curr

using pepper spray on what was said to be peaceful demonstrators who had matched to the polls to beverly hillsr the weekend, about 4,000 pro trump supporters gathered to rally. anti-demonstrators showed up and they clashed. in the tristate, there were caravans of trump supporters who blocked major thoroughfares, bridges, stopping people from get spooling new york city at one point. the backup was in oneiary more than five miles. >> across the united states, businesses boring up windows, doors, and taking other security measures in anticipation and fear of possible election unrest. authorities are expected to be putting back into place a non-scalable fence around the white house. a. >> a group of trump supporters surround a biden campaign bus in texas friday, forcing biden's camp to cancel rally. >> trevor: america's going full "mad max" now. trump might deny encouraging these people but why was he riding on the back? that's irresponsible. at least he's wearing a mask. you know it's real when even the white house is putting up extra fence and barriers alhoe they aren't helping trump decide what

beverly hills hired similar figures in san francisco and seattle. >> it's cheaper to put up a piece ofwood than it is to lose a window. we think there has been some unrest. >> i'm nervous about that, too. >> most police department's are on tactical alert. the university students are told to stock up on food and medicine. >> they told us on saturday to make sure we had a week or week and a half worth of food. we might be on the more cautious side but it's better safe than sorry. >> i didn't know about the boarding up of businesses until we just arrived here today. >> it's really concerning. >> yes it's very concerning because this hasn't happened in any other election before that i've seen. >> also fears of voter intimidation. in portland, harris, partner said they would be within and under unified command and some states don't begin counting mail-in ballots until election day but others already are. we could see his son sees our results, but for them of course no clear winner. and that's anxiety and may be a crime of opportunity for others. back to you. >> harris: you know what's missi

rodeo drive in beverly hills below the close tuesday when sending about the mayor of nypd abandoned his -- at the time of impending violence and the rich belmont because they can enjoy armed guards and enjoy the rest of their constructive choices. america will be back and open for business or four more years of trump means the opportunity to pursue what matters the most. for me it's getting my training wheels back from that. serves you right for feeding chips till. terrible parents. walter are you there? i'm waiting for the screen to come up. my neighborhood, i want a word is already boarded up looks like they are preparing for hurricane sandy and this isn't because they believe biden's going to win, right? it's because if trump wins the other side is going to riot. why is nobody pointing out this silly obvious back? shouldn't this be on every news hour that every city is being boarded up because they think biden is going to lose? that should be the lead of every story. >> first of all you're absolutely right. their two kinds of polls the ones that the pulls the people on the phone and

of major american cities are boarding up, from saks fifth avenue and macy's to rodeo drive in beverly hillsrow. and they installed around the white house, similar to barriers installed along the white house perimeter over the summer amid widespread anti-police protests. bret, when you see this, it is all a precaution, and we talk about the organization, but how tough of a summary it has been. >> bret: it has. we have seen protesting to evolve into riots, into looting in a number of different cities. and it's a shame. it really is. going to these different places, and from washington, d.c. although business is boarded up. it is kind of depressing. as a citizen, we shouldn't be afraid of election day, because it shouldn't have to be this way, but it is, and we are where we are. covid makes it even more complicated, but merely the message from authorities is don't do anything stupid. we're going to be out in full force. we will see what happens tonight. >> harris: you know, marie, what's really frustrating, after may 25th, the death of george floyd, and other violence that happened, you can un

. >> reporter: chaos that beverly hills wants to avoid.ocked off until at least thursday. >> we're not mandating businesses that board up, we highly recommend you harden the target. >> reporter: in portland and chicago, the police departments have cancelled officers' time off for election day. >> the city has been in close communication with our business community. >> reporter: plywood covers store front doors and windows in raleigh, north carolina as it does in denver, where the city is activating emergency operations center, the first time for an election day. >> 100% heightened awareness. >> reporter: the nation's capital is doing the same. >> we know that first amendment palpable the concerns. >> if anything turns violent, we're going to move to stop that immediately. >> reporter: the big apple should be gearing up for the reimagined thanksgiving day parade due to covid-19. the windows of macy's flagship show, usually a draw unto itself. instead, the store is all boarded up. in the time of coronavirus -- >> we're really hoping that eve

ask yourself, remember before the election, rodeo drive, beverly hills, fifth avenue, new york.ey were boarding up all those expensive shops and places. now, who are the businesses are afraid of? i don't take it was to be sick supporters who is out there rioting and looting all summer long. now the business omers who were preparing for more left-wing violence and more left-wing agitators and more left-wing chaos. we saw it play out over the weekend after a peaceful march. crowded, supporters, left-wing radicals, though they are attacking innocent men, women, old people, children, all across d.c. here to explain more from "the daily caller" is shall be talcott and fox news contributor katie pavlich. shelby, you were there and you saw a lot of it. what did you see? >> sean, will we sound like you said was thousands and thousands of trump supporters came out in the afternoon. for the million bidemaga rally. as it ended people were walking back to their hotels and they had to add time walk through black lives matter plaza to get to their cars or their hotels wherever they are going.

. >> reporter: in beverly hills, city officials are taking no chances closing off car and foot traffic on rodeo drive. federal law enforcement tells nbc news that 250,000 national guard will be on stand by while the city's police force has canceled all time off in the next few days to make sure they have enough people on hand here in new york police officials say they are going to be boosting their presence at the polls to make sure people feel comfortable voting safely tomorrow night, shep, likely here in harold square and other business areas, you will see strong presence. this time they hope they can get out in front of any demonstrations that erupt. >>> bertha coombs, thanks. >>> gun sales are skyrocketing they ran more than 3 million background checks on people looking to buy firearms. that breaks a record for the month of october so far this year the fbi has conducted 32 million firearm background checks. 4 million more than all of last year the states with the biggest increase over the past two months, north dakota and oregon where cases of such have doubled. ohio, new jersey, m

. >> beverly hills hired 80 armed guards to help protect rodeo drive. >> every police officer in sanisco will be on duty this coming tuesday night. >> most police departments are on tactical alert meaning no vacation on 12-hour shifts. in d.c., officials told university students to stock up on food and medicine. >> i went to the grocery store just to make sure that we had a week and a half worth of food. we might be on the more cautious side but it's better safe than sorry. >> because some states don't even begin counting mail-in ballots until election day, we could see the initial seesaw results that feed doubt, anxiety come in and may be protests. for some, an opportunity for crime. >> bret: thank you. stocks were up today. the dow surged 423. the s&p 500 gained 40. the nasdaq finished ahead 36. up next, we talked with political reporters in different battleground states about what to expect on election day. as we had to break, we will listen back into president trump in michigan. >> he is a -- of a loser. [laughter] he goes back. it's like, no hard feelings. he loses the second ti

. >>> thousands of supporters held a massive rally in the streets of beverly hills met by counter protesters and soon after that clashes broke out between the two groups in police declared an unlawful assembly. police say no arrests were made. >>> for resources to help you vote smart including polling places on information on candidates and propositions you can visit kpix.com. make sure to download the new kpix 5 app before the election day. it gives you 24/7 access to newscasts, real-time news updates, and breaking news alerts. >>> to the coronavirus now. this week has been the worst for the u.s. since the start of the pandemic. as cbs's michael george report infections now number more than 9 million. just two weeks after hitting 8 million. the death toll topped 230,000 this weekend. >> reporter: the coronavirus crisis is intensifying. infections, hospitalizations, and that's up across the country . >> washington state has not given up in controlling this virus. >> reporter: on friday for the first time since july washington state declared more than 1000 cases. >> the second wave that we ha

he's put his beverly hills pad on the market for $22 million. and he is moving to washington state.elly, back to you >> maybe rural washington? my question, we talked about new york city real estate and how some of the sale prices haven't fallen that much buyers are trying to hold out. it's a much smaller share of the market as you pointed out versus the rentals. what's happening in california with the sale price of these mega mansions? >> california is a very diverse market san francisco, that market is getting crushed, just like new york city. l.a., the high end is oversupplied broadly because there's still a lot of space, you're seeing a pretty solid market even in the sort of middle to up per end, $ million to $2 million. this housing market has remained strong the general population wants more space and more amenities. you are seeing a lot of people from california move to nevada, parts of lake tahoe and also to texas. and so it's a little bit of a mix and a much more mixed picture in california than new york city. the suburban and rural is going on everywhere. >> robert, thank