normally production companies rent space and they are going to die lemme explains pazin it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold and things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew sick and cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. like every crisis this one has a when animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the cinema a new sponsor ball will soon be arriving by a screaming service in homes around the one. where 3 or the studios are filled and scott rocks. the production guy that said it's scary how scary is it have you ever known anything like this no not in my 20 some years of reporting on the film industry and really if you look back in the history of film industry there's nothing never anything like this i mean during world war 2 you know bombs were dropping in in berlin and dropping in in london and they were still making movies in those countri

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it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold and things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew 2nd cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. like every crisis this one has a when a animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the sentiment the new sponsor arriving by a steaming set of us in homes or under one. and finally 2 rare whales which spent years in a chinese aquarium have been returned to the ocean off iceland these are the 213 year old belugas named little by 10 little grey now on they'll call a conservation sanctuary south of the island home conservationists will have to keep a close eye on them as they readjust to life in the ocean after nearly a decade in confined. you're watching d.w. news just a reminder the top story we're following for you today the opposition challenger in belarus says presidential election has fled the country after ac

it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold on to things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew sick and cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. like every crisis this one has a window animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the cinema and you spawn's ball to soon be arriving by a steaming service in homes around the one. film i expect scott writes for joins me this studio and i'll put this let's put this into perspective how hard is this fall it would run it's devastating i mean i've never seen anything like this and i don't think there has been a thing like this in the entire history of the film industry i mean they've gone through 2 wars and so forth and kept making movies and cinemas have still been open even when they were bombing here in berlin in the 2nd world war the cinemas were still open that's completely changed with coca-cola 19 and o

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why not get a piece of that action it goes back to the original thesis of tesla which is it's a big gamble idea what elon musk was talking about is something he would say have very low chances of being successful. though we have seen success in last year, that's build the momentum and expectations that success can go forward there's still a big risk here. >> tim, i really much prefer to take a tour of your lovely home. it looks so nice back there. i'm going to ask you about the e elon musk factor how much of this stock is directly attributable to the man elon musk in the same way, some years ago, that a big portion of the value of apple was attributable to steve jobs >> no doubt about it in a lot of people's minds tesla and elon musk are the same at this point there's been efforts in the past to separate the two but that is what they are at this point. we saw the downside of that in 2018 when elon was struggling personally and struggling to get the company going. some investors were very nervous about the company's future when it looked like perhaps he would be out as ceo concerns about th

they're making a big gamble on this kind of unrest, but i think people will continue to blame the party in charge. we have declining crime rates in this country until trump became president for 25 years and what changed was he changed and now we're seeing because of his actions we've seen the unprecedented and many ways highly justified protests that we're seeing around the country and a lot of it has to do with him and he makes the situation worse, not better, and i think most american people see that. they see through his antics and so far from everything i can tell we're still doing fine. >> what's the advice to the biden/harris campaign on what they should be doing in this current climate with obviously we saw senator kamala harris speak today, with the protest, the hurricanes, and national disasters, what do they have to do over the next 24 to 48 hours? >> first of all, they're not in charge of the government so they probably can offer encouraging words but they're not in position to do much more. vice president biden is good. he said these protests are good things. he doesn't adva

so the question and a big gamble for president trump frankly is does this turn into a super-spreader event magnified across the country because people replicate it as they go into this holiday weekend, and do we see a second wave that is effectively fueled by what we saw on the south lawn of the white house? >> great point. great point. mara, i want to play for you trump's latest attempt going after kamala harris. this was at the rally tonight in new hampshire. we'll talk about the tactic on the other side. >> you know, i want to see the first woman president also, but i don't want to see a woman president get into that position the way she'd do it, and she's not competent. she's not competent. they're all saying, we want ivanka. >> so, mara, what do you reckon the strategy is here? >> i think that, you know, trump's strategy, first of all, is to try and get his -- as many of his voters to the polls as possible because he's not going to expand his base. the one thing that i've noticed this week is that he's been going after suburban women. i'm not the first one to pick this up, but i

he allegedly had some big gambling debts in las vegas to pay off.you've got this brewing conflict. and you've got one guy with an attorney trying to do everything right. and then you've got another guy who is completely shady. so it's like two worlds about to collide. >> so chris and ed met on june 4th allegedly to finalize the agreement. >> part of the deal was that chris would get access to the accounts and what he expected to see there is millions of dollars just sitting there, that's all the profit that their business had been making over the past year. >> the only thing we were waiting for that day is that chris had to be given access to the bank account so he could see that the money was still there. >> this is an email from chris to me dated june 4th, 2010, at 12:34 p.m. >> i'm meeting with ed now to go over statements. he fixed the log in. everything looks normal. >> after that, a curious thing happens, which is that smith's attorney gets an email from chris smith with a buyout agreement. >> so this is a shift. instead of providing guarantee

. >> alicia, it is a big gamble.ded people out in america don't give a damn about bounties on the heads of american soldiers serving in afghanistan. you know, they said basically it is what it is, you know? i don't care. they don't care about russia meddling in the 2016 election, you know. said he didn't do it, i believed him, donald trump told us. they're making a big gamble that people don't care about living in a democracy. >> there's the gamble that people don't care. there's also the gamble that you can distort reality, right, that you can have melania trump get up, give this speech where she's trying to round off all of the president's edges, trying to erase some of his racist past when she, herself made racist, birther statements against the former president. she's going to get up and school america's parents about being responsible with their children on social media when her husband uses social media to bully and intimidate countless americans. she's talking about her own legal path to citizenship when her h

joe biden made a big gamble today at the new hampshire primary.him. he had finished fourth place in iowa so before polls close that day new hampshire, he up and left and flew to south carolina. >> remember, when everybody talks about how everybody won in florida. clinton lost the first nine events. won one. 1 of 9, went on to win the nomination. the rest of the nation is out there. >> bernie sanders won new hampshire and then nevada but then biden won in south carolina big and that's when rivals started dropping out ahead of super tuesday to help biden stop sanders, feeling that a democratic socialist could not win the general. >> just a few days ago, the press and the pundits declared this campaign dead. but south carolina has come to say something about it. >> biden didn't run four years ago but later said he regretted not running in 2016 every day. 2020 is his third presidential campaign. in 2008, he dropped out iowa caucus night after a poor showing there in 1988 he dropped out even earlier, derailed by a plagiarism scandal. he thought about r

they had to really scramble for programming so it was a big gamble. it sounds glamorous to buy a television station but that kind of televisionstation was in the netherlands at that time . men who got into the business and it was mostly men were real risktakers and they were hoping it might get partly into a different sort of tv so for ted to take the chance to go into that business was just wild in and of itself and then to do things like woo away the braves and start putting other sports, sporting events on a channel and crazy things, crazy movies no one else where. crazycommercials and of course bill touch is legendary for his crazy newscast in the middle of the night . all of that combined to create a television station that people slowly but surely started tuning in even though they always admitted. >> tell us a little more, people who don't know and i'm sure people who knew bill when he was on the air . explain what was wtc dtv. >> as part of the licensing to run a television station you needed to show a certain amount of public affairs on the a

so that is a real big gamble. i know people get excited when they see the surf kick up, wind kick up. but it is also something that it's always fun until it becomes dangerous and then, well, it could be a whole other store ji. story. >> >> nick just put that video up. thank you. we're going to head up the coast now to my colleague. he's in melbourne, florida. what do you got, chris? >> yeah, hey, alex. but it continues to be encouraging. the sky is as bright as it's been all morning. we started out with blue skies at the first thing this morning. and, of course, the clouds rolled in. we have been hit by maybe two, perhaps three of those outer bands of this storm. periods of really intense rainfall for maybe three to five, seven minutes. but that's about it. right now it is dry out here. we are starting to see the wind pick up a little bit. i'm saying right now checking statistics, 17, 20, 25 miles an hour. certainly not reaching tropical speed just yet. and, you know, in the last few minutes, the national hurrican

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. >> coming up in "power movers," one big bet on gambling is turning into a big payout for investors.&p 500 is down .3%. we're watching that level. 3393 is the all time high. doesn't look like we're going to make it today. as the s&p 500 has been flagging just a bit stay with us >>> to the bond market we go rick santelli? >> what a wild day it's been look at the intraday chart you see the big pop at 1:00 eastern. that was ha really horrible yiel auction. do they want to go up? i do want to buy it here that's what you see. we're up three or four basis points we're giving up a little as stocks give up a little. make it a month to date chart, can you see the last time we were up here, it's about two months if you look at the tens minus two spread, it's at 55 basis points the banks are really liking that and as you look at that month to date, shifted back to june 1st because it's a two month high trading at 55 basis points tyler? >> mr. santelli, thank you very much with the s&p 500 inching closer to record highs though not at this very moment, investors are rotating out of technology and

fork in the road are shrewd because they're telling people who might have voted last time for the big gamble or the protest vote or they didn't like hillary, and maybe this time they're feeling sheepish and are going to sit it out. and these are voices that come to that broad part of the coalition out on the right, who might have voted in a democratic house in the midterms. this broad coalition of former republicans, independents, center-right voters and these suburban college-educated white women, to tell them, look, you know it's not just the pandemic that he's messed up and the peril he's put us in from that. it's that he's destroyed our standing across the world, and this is not something that we can, you know, take for another four years. not more damage we can sustain. and that's why i think the message in the first couple of nights centered, anchored by michelle obama, telling the base, you cannot sit this out, you can't be disenchanted, you must be on fire and vote like your life depends on it. these other voices were basically designed to tell people joe biden is safe, he's competen

second they have a budget of between three and $400 million for this film so they are making a big, big gamblere hoping is going to pay off, my opinion is that the new model, listen they are betting on the right director and christopher nolan, he is the best, this is the film that's going to look very good on the big screen but they are making a very big bent, they should've put this out a little bit longer and they would've done much better because people are still afraid, there still afraid to gather, it's not going to bring in the numbers that they're going to need to make up for $400 million budget. stuart: how about disney, they're making mulan available on disney+ in a couple of weeks time, 30 bucks is the charge, what do you think about that, seems eco lot of money to watch a movie at home. >> people are desperate for entertainment, disney is the king of content, mulan is a very, very big entity for them, i get going to be record-breaking for them. i think a lot of the kids that are still home, not in school i really going to embrace this, i think disney has done everything right, i thi

that's a big gamble.the history, yes, the law and order argument has in the past been effective and i am concerned about what impact it will have in that crucial state of wisconsin. but this is an awfully long time to get people to believe the big lie that is just obviously a big lie. >> so for more on that crowded mostly maskless scene last night let's turn to physician and medical director at the boston university school of medicine, dr. nahid bhadelia. good morning, it's great to have you with us as always. as a public health expert, as a physician, what do you see when you look at the pictures of president trump addressing the big crowd, sitting shoulder to shoulder, most not wearing masks and most there last night not tested for coronavirus, only those in close proximity to the president, the first couple rows were tested, but not the larger crowd. what do you see when you look at the pictures? >> we're at the stage of the pandemic where you no longer need a doctor like me to tell you that it's dange

this is by all accounts a big gamble that speaker pelosi is making that donald trump will lose in november of solution if you will when she has a democrat stronghold. meanwhile, an issue that won't wait until november at least for millions of teenagers across america is what is the future of tiktoc? the wall street journal telling us that twitter and tiktok have held preliminary talks about possible combination. i don't know. we'll see , a lot of teenagers upset with the president for banning tiktok, possibly they can revamp into a u.s.- based company, but will they still be a threat and do they have a connection to the chinese communist party is the question. pete: yeah, that's all that matters in my mind is are they still afixed to the communist chinese who can vacuum up all the data of young people and grandparents trying to make videos that are funny as well. the other portion is apparently the legal battle is brewing as well and tiktok is preparing to sue the trump adminitration over the president's executive orders banning the chinese app from the u.s.. wait. the communist chinese-ow

big ambler. -- gambler. ann: if i'm gambling, i'm gambling on robinhood. i'm not going to give away any of my freebies. i was just looking, as you were talking about the market -- you mentioned small caps were one of the big up performers. 5% ord small caps are off 6% year-to-date. the s&p is up 3%, 4%, 5%. value is down 12%. it is up 18% year-to-date. these are yesterday's numbers. i have not calculated the numbers today. you are starting to see some of that divergence again, not only in the companies, but in the value and growth rotation we continue to talk about. romaine: let's bring back ann over at wells fargo asset management. when we talk about the market, a lot of people look to the fed's support, not only in terms of some of these special policies it hasn't amended because of the pandemic, but also the rate cuts , which has kept the nominal rate low. and that real yield well below zero. about 100 basis points on that 10 year real yield. enough forupportive the economy, for the market right now? ann: i think they are right now. certainly, though, wh

. >> the gamble pays off. big attraction? >> big attraction.solutely love it, doubled our business. >> attendance climbs to 400,000 visitors a year, but in 2015, some bad breaks. first, there's trouble with the family tree, that 200-foot-tall, centuries-old sitka spruce with numerous trees sprouting from its branches. in the middle of the night, a loud crack precedes and even louder crash. >> one of those giant tree limbs broke off, hit paul's arm, and broke it off at the shoulder. >> that big branch from the 150-ton tree comes crashing down from 40 feet. old paul got off easy, no bull. someone could've gotten hurt. oh, totally.if it ever fell on p and it was full of people, it would kill everybody in it.ew m, john's mother, mary lee, passes away at age 94. john inherits trees of mystery, knowing a colossal safety problem is now hanging over his head alone. did you feel prepared to run the place? >> oh, gosh. >> here's another quiz question. the answer when we return. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's wh

-- do you think society is better off today where things are legal, gambling, especially gambling, which is a big chunk of organize crime's money, obviously. are we better off with our present situation? if you want to gamble, go to the boat and have at it. if you want to buy a numbers ticket, go down get a lottery ticket. is that a better scenario? >> well, i -- i'm very deep philosophically, by the way, but if you want to look at it, first, the first thing is gambling is no good. if you accept that premise, no gambling is any good. that's my -- nothing good comes of gambling. nothing. okay. now, if we want to take the next step, that, well, hey. we're going to have gambling. you are federal reserve enever people, well, then, this is a better system than the mob running it. okay? because as result of the work we did and the police department and the prosecutors, gambling today is made very clean, because they know how it's infiltrated. they make laws when they pass them that are accurate and keep the mob out. so, yes, it's better right now. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for coming. did the mo

that is a big political gamble. he is going with identity politics.ying to unify, that in itself might be a problem. a narrow focus on gender and race does not bring a party together. how does he bring bernie voters into his campaign? biden could not nate senator elizabeth warren. she is out there on the far left just like bernie. but nominating her would exclude, kamala harris, susan rice, val demings, any other woman of color. a racial contest does not unify any party. the delay, that make makes it worse. there is another two weeks for the candidates to snipe at each other, and another two weeks for the trump campaign to go after all of them. you will be seeing senator harris savaging biden on busing. you will hear a lot about karen bass's support for fidel castro and scientology. interesting some democrats are urging biden not to debate the president. more evidence that the party is nervous about his ability to focus. nervous about his grassp of the facts. now they're nervous about his veep choice. delaying things and avoiding serious questions doe

we have target, for example, on a new high lows, procter & gamble fedex had a big run in the last several days, nike also a 50-week high dom was mentioning the new highs to watch for on the s&p 500. 3086 was the closing high on february 19. look at that run there it's not a v, folks, but it is kind of a swoosh people have been arguing for that swoosh. so far they've been right. i say there's been a v, though, in earnings. >>> as you heard, we're on record high watch for the s&p. that index a mere quarter percent from its intraday high the dow already back over 28,000 that happened early this morning. that's a level we have not seen since february let's talk about these markets joining us, karen firestone, ceo and chairman of a ri u assets. and thank you both for joining us today i'm going to start with a curveball for both of you. you might have heard dee bosa reporting that airbnb is getting ready to file going public karen, would you buy airbnb? >> i think it depends on the price, right, phil i would have to take a look. >> do you like the company enough that you would want to invest in

the coming months those companies in turn are spending big to expand production for vaccines that are yet fully tested or certified it's a gamble on both sides for both investor and company and reflects the urgency for a vaccine as well as the potential to make money. gem in pharmaceutical company cure voc 20 years old $480.00 employees and it dreams of changing the world it has sights set on the most sought after of prices a coronavirus vaccine and the newly listed company is making progress when went public in new york on friday it shares rose 249 percent during the 1st day of trading. may have struck it rich. cure vacas just one of many quit vaccine hopefuls $170.00 companies from all over the world including the u.s. china japan the u.k. and india are also in the race. last week russia claimed a breakthrough president vladimir putin proudly declared they were the 1st to approve a vaccine which he said his own daughter had been vaccinated but scientists the russian vaccine in sputnik 5 is really ready. what's beyond doubt is that thanks to high tech methods used by the likes of cure research is moving faster than ever in nor

big things some day. >> if i wanted to gamble, there's better gambles out there. i'd buy an out of the money option and hope for the best >> spoken like the dean of valuation. thank you for your time. >> thank you >> tyler, over to you. >>> all right. let's check out this mystery chart. it's an e-commerce player you've never heard of we're confident of that. the stock is up 150% so far this year that's nice. we will tell you the name and why i venvestors are piling in uber now about 6%. i guess that will be 6%. take a look. 6% lower after its ride share business grinds to halt during the pandemic what pain is lyft in for when it produc eniesarngs next week. more "power lunch" is ahead. introducing stocks by the slice from fidelity. now you can trade stocks and etfs for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. by my health insurance. and this is the aflac duck who helped me cover it. aflac. these are all the cab rides to my physical therapy. and aflac paid me directly to

big update. this morning is that the l a new complex fire. that's the one includes the hennessy fire the gamble fire in and around lake berryessa has exploded in size overnight and while you are sleeping, it has now chewed its way through the hills down towards vacaville triggering evacuations this morning. here's a map showing you the perimeter of that complex of fires, the red line there and as you can see towards the bottom edge. it's now creeping into developed in populated areas of western vacaville that is where these evacuation orders have been. imposed some of the mandatory. and so folks as we've seen this morning have been given just moment's notice to grab whatever whatever central's they need and leave their homes because their communities are in jeopardy. this morning. it's a scene reminiscent to what we've had here a couple years ago with various wildfires impacting the north bay. a lot of folks have their go bags ready whenever it comes fire season time and that certainly what they're employing this morning as we've seen a local officials going around putting the call out the peop

will be a big business for download gambling sights. they make gambling software for casinos.go without a hitch, you're banking on this thing to work? >> stuart, hough times have changed. we believe nfl season will be reach business nearly as usual and gambling of all kinds. stuart: you hope. >> casino gaming. stuart: you hope that is the case. you're banking on this? >> well, it is a reasonable expectation based on all the information out there and we're aligned with industry consensus that nfl will -- see through the season through some degree of normalcy. stuart: will it make any difference if there is lots of social justice protests and a black national anthem played before the nfl games? that doesn't make any difference to gambling on the games, does it? >> it does not. obviously heightened awareness of a whole raft of political aspects to the nfl this year however we do believe nfl will commence and through the season with some degree business as usual. stuart: how about the college football suspensions and postponements, did that affect business? >> it did not. we saw i

big business. there are billions of dollars gamble on college athletics. there's billions of dollars in revenue generated from college athletics, and it's all built around a model of amateur athletics. so the fact that a lot of people are making money off amateur athletics, the challenge is, trying to make sure that the business model is fair, what you do but the people watching play the sport without destroying the amateur nature of the game? because most of the people on a college athletic team, that will be the end of their athletic career in terms of getting compensated. they get scholarships, many of them do, and room and board of them go into the private sector and go on about their lives. but the college athletic experience is something i want to reserve. there are many people get to share that experience who will not turn it into their livelihood. we have highlighted in this country requiring college athletics to focus on opportunities for women, and that's a good thing. senator booker play at the highest level college athletics, football, and the

number of fires in sonoma napa county growing as well that's going to be a big story for us today with the hennessy fire the gamblingre. the gavel fire and now the hennessy fire beginning to burn out towards the area of vacaville and into east or western portions of vacaville right now yeah that's the breaking news that we're covering this morning as you can see here. >>from that live cameras these are tower cameras that we're looking at. you can see the line of fire here aos

big issue at the time. all of the issues of preventing gambling and carousing came back ever used against clay. i think it is for a combination of things. -- i think it is more the combination of things that defeat clay. polk said we needed to annex texas. northern abolitionists were opposed to that because they believed it would bring mexican -- it would bring war with mexico which it does. clay opposed annexation on a peaceful basis. he went against manifest destiny and the national mood. i do not think that defeats him. he wins some votes because of his stand on that as well as loses some votes. it is more that there is a whole slew of issues. issues of fraud, bad luck, and things like that. >> you hear a lot about this being an early example of politics of personal destruction. was this from both sides? was henry clay a practitioner of those kinds of politics? >> i think he was his own worst enemy. he certainly trusted the wrong people in the 1844 campaign. i think he was his own worst enemy. he does not listen to advisers. this is still a problem for him in 1844. he believes his own press

big and spending too much money on coronavirus. they should walk away and not do this. the republican caucus is split on this. there's gambles for both of them. arthel: as far as unemployment, republicans were $400 a week for 20 weeks or 70% of wage replacement with 600-dollar cap. listen, so the president, you know, it's good on him that he's looking out for the people, period. next paragraph, what's the political gain for the president who's looking to get reelected in 86 days? >> well, he does feel like this is going to show that he's taking action where congress couldn't come up with something. now, remember it was actually his aides, mark meadows, chief of staff and the treasury secretary steven mnuchin were doing the negotiations negotiate democrats. he's hoping that this is showing him as a man of action and help people during coronavirus. as you well know polls have shown that people do not approve of how his administration has responded in the last few months. the polls showing him approval rating down. he's hoping that this shows that he can help people be the man of action. last night at press conference he didn't

got a couple big names reporting after the bell that have been impacted by the pandemic. activision blizzard, video games, quinwynn, which is gambly will be the headliner. want to break down all the news with alicia levine. i want to start with disney. obviously it is the streaming story that has catapulted netflix and amazon prime. lot of people thought netflix was dead but that stock is back 70% and right now disney is struggling. why do you think that is? >> look, the fact of the matter is that if your base business is digital, then your stock will move higher because your business is actually improved as a result of the pandemic and consumer preferences with streamed videos. if your base business is groups of people being together and socializing, that's a little bit more challenge. unfortunately, this is not going to be a three-month phenomenon. it's clearly going to go on for longer. so all of the travel and leisure stocks that we see will be challenged for the next few months simply because until we have a vaccine, that kind of consumer behavior is just not going to be helpful to their bottom line. cheryl: the question for

as the gambling expands across the you states, so will the financial opportunities. i think this is going to be a bigevenue stream for sports going forward. if you look at what ted leonce has done in dc which is starting to adapt a venue to more gaming and gambling, i think that's going to be the future gambling will be a good revenue stream for teams and states. i also think it's going to be something that's sticky. 18 or 19 times more likely to watch a game if you bet on it. i think it's going to connect in ways with the avid fans. gambling is an overall positive and it's a real growth engine going for it financially. >> 18 or 19 times. that's a big number. so you assume nfl goes but i don't know about college it's different, isn't it we've got to run, but you think prospects are good for the nfl but i don't know how they do college. i don't know what's going to happen with nebraska, ohio state. are they going to splinter off into little -- >> i think college is fragmented each conference makes its own decision like america, people view things differently so i think that's the case in college. what

lake hennessey and then to the north the gamble fire which is burning up near lake berryessa 600 acres burned there so far, but it's the head of the fire that's the big concern up there that's the biggest one at the moment, yes, let's get right to our team coverage and head out to the field will tran and napa county at the hennessy fire sarah stinson. >>is live in alameda county at the marsh fire, let's start with sarah good morning. >>daryn good morning that's right i'm live here at the march complex fire. and you can see behind me and now that the sun has come up a lot of charred land here goes on as you drive all along calaveras road be can see they were able to stop it from jumping the road and then burning more land to take a look at video of active flames from yesterday. they used air drops they have been on the ground putting out hot spots all night long i actually just saw a couple firefighters walking in the rugged land in between 2 hills trying to just put out some hot spots and i talked with a cal fire firefighter, he told me that last night primarily the fire was raging towards santa clara county more to the south is where this fire start

big event for them. >> sure. >> the virus doesn't care, though. the virus doesn't care, jackie. >> i know. the virus doesn't care down the street where thousands of people are either in casinos, gamblinging any of the mandates. nobody closes them down. you have to -- >> i will say i understand your raising concerns about them. i think they're 50% capacity in the casinos right now and that's certainly worth a discussion. that doesn't make you any safer having these women close together. even if you are upset or raise concerns and if someone were to go into a specific casino and look and see if they were doing things that they felt were bad for people's health, that doesn't make what we're seeing in some of these photos safer, though. >> yes. i think those probably two or three photos that you're seeing, the women together was a moment of celebratory times that they felt that they were safe because of the hand sanitizers and having gone through the equipment there at the ahern hotel that destroys any kind of viruses and germs as you walk through it. it's the only hotel in the country that has it. and it's one thing that has never been addressed. it's the only hotel who has it. >> it doe