brody was the one. makes you happy? >> very, very much so. that's what frank needs. >> reporter: frank suffers from dementia frank, what are you feeling there, holding brody >> very, very, very good. >> reporter: who is getting more out of this, you or brody? >> i think both of them. he's really a good companion, yeah loves to give kisses >> reporter: during the pandemic, dog adoptions have soared those furry friends keeping us company. the old line is, who rescued who? almost feels like it applies here. >> completely. it makes me so happy that i was able to be a part of it. it's the greatest thing. sit, good boy. >> reporter: brody and miracle, two dogs giving their forever families a new leash on life >> i think dogs in general just bring unconditional love they just want to love you >> reporter: and isn't that what we all want, just to be loved. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, waxahachie, florida. >> new leash on life we worked with our sponsor, subaru, to create a my today plaza in honor of national make a dog's day. we have great f

bloomberg's ben brody from washington.ing up, more from the tech hearings, from a silicon valley veteran. should these companies be held accountable? do they have too much power? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: as we have been following all day, major tech ceos in the hot seat before congress today, fighting allegations of negligence and bias. all facing tough questions from lawmakers about how they are handling political speech and misinformation with just six days to go until the election. with more on how the tech regulatory landscape has changed, tech veteran tom ceo andc3 founder, which makes a.i. software. he has quite the interesting historical perspective on this. tom, i would like to get your thoughts on the pressure facing facebook, google, and twitter. did these companies have too much power? tom: i think this is an unusual example of the united states government stepping up and doing its job. we have a situation where we had these social media companies that have become more powerful than the govern

for more, i want to bring in bloomberg editoral -- editorial reporter ben brody.rberg and jack dorsey testified? ben: that seems certain. the committee said they could agree to testify voluntarily or be subpoenaed. if they don't agree to be testified voluntarily, they are already scheduled to be testifying on privacy and the liability shield under section 230. so no matter what, jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg will be testifying once again here in washington, d.c.. twoy: so we are expecting major ceo hearings next week. we just spoke to senator marsha blackburn, who is on both committees. is there were republican versus republican turf war going on here? why are we seeing so many different and uncoordinated actions? ben: it seems like a turf war. roger wicker, chairman of the commerce committee, told reporters today they have these issues in hand and the judiciary committee can do what they want, but they should understand with these issues are. what you are seeing is a ramping up of washington scrutiny not only on the range of issues in section 230, antitrust, pr

bloomberg's ben brody for us in washington. thank you so much for that analysis.for this edition of "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. bloomberg daybreak australia is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ paul: welcome to "daybreak: australia." i'm paul allen and sidney. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: good evening from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. i'm shery ahn. paul: top stories is our. tech clips wall street as amd announces a $35 billion takeover . it was not enough to stop the s&p 500 dropping for a second straight day. four stocks

and that's ben brody. we welcomerena -- our guest, carly, back to bloomberg.a delight to have you here. you ran a big tech company. do the suggestions make sense to you? >> first, it's a pleasure to be back with you. before we get into the specifics, let me say to you and the audience what i said to several of my silicon valley colleagues last week. technology, big tech, needs to come to grips with the fact that this is a new era. technology, for the longest time was secure in the knowledge that there was bipartisan support in washington, d.c. for leaving them alone. they were in a special category, they grew the economy, nobody was can attach that. that era is over. there might be disagreement between republicans and democrats about the specifics but there is bipartisan agreement around the fact that big tech has too much power. there is bipartisan support for that and republicans have said that in response to the support. there is also bipartisan lack of trust in much of the leadership of big tech. whether the specific provisions go anywhere or not, i think

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it takes to be able to train health care workers and get testing up get into you know places like brody that you know may have parts of the country that are still civil war i mean it's a very tough thing to do is all of this infrastructure in training the takes that initial work really puts into play now what is interesting is you know you see with the president just last night he was taking rendez of air which was developed for hepatitis c. and so he's the beneficiary of all this work and you see the tremendous speed you know that there are now something like 140 vaccine candidates there probably 7 or so that are now in stage 3 trials producing lots and lots of in a body present had a new therapy for coming over general on multiple antibodies and just to make it clear you know when you give somebody a vaccine let's say that this is the vaccine then you develop antibodies to whatever it's presenting in this case is the spike virus well what this for general treatment does is it gives you pre-made antibodies is if you have the vaccine or if you've taken some serapis already been affected

does this fall nobody everybody should try to don't offend people for me the problem is not misnamed brody jenner the program east that in my country and to grisha is completely broken of course the biggest difficulties we still make in this same times freedom for the press and if i can said this not by going ok but this sense for photos it is a. france is going back into national lockdown as the pandemic spirals out of control it seems across europe president among your micron said the tough measures starting from friday will last at least one month france's daily cova death count is at its highest since april the country is registering over $30000.00 infections a day french citizens will now need special certificates in order to move around their city as people in paris how they feel about going back into lockdown. most of us we are going to close the restaurants it's not going to be easy for us to find a way to day out we adopted last time with the intake valves there with the best to survive the experience we learn the lessons of the 1st lockdown which we are. really thinking about the

and with david brody that seemed like perhaps is thinking about it in 2011 you have to pick somebody that's going to win i think he's interviewed trump at least a dozen times one on one who is god to me what are some of your thoughts on this post so that has enabled c.b.s. and to position itself as the inside baseball network god is the ultimate real god created this tight relationship between a seemingly ungodly president and his evangelical base appears in congress doesn't exhibit the traditional christian principles that the c.b.s. promotes so i've come here to the networks headquarters in virginia beach to off the see if this is just another. a political convenience. to trump doesn't come across as the most devout president of the us of a b. . and you. would leave christian broadcaster in the country and yet you still support him. do solemnly swear i think i joined with a lot of people waking up the day after the election going what just happened. so he's he's an unlikely president and it's unlikely for him to be of such appeal to evangelical voters that said i think president tr

that was ben brody covering all things big tech in washington. coming up, indoor dining has just reopened in san francisco and new york at limited capacity. we're going to talk to the ceo of opentable about how they are supporting restaurants during this time. ♪ emily: restaurants across san francisco and new york were able to reopen indoor dining today. in a sector hit hard by covid, the restaurant industry is willg that indoor diners increase revenue and sustain establishments in the colder months. we are joined by the ceo of opentable. this is a tumultuous time for restaurants. great news that they can open even at limited capacity. opentable has been forthright about how this will be for the industry. just how bad is it? what trends are you seeing? where are you seeing pickups and slowdowns? >> it's pretty bad. virus, -- even before the virus, they were operating on than margins. -- thin margins. it is a devastating time, and if you look at restaurants in san francisco or the bay area, it has been wrenching there because of the virus and the

27-year-old who was working with kim jong un for patients got tested for the kidney. 18-month-old brody'si match but the nurse, transplant surgery was done on her birthday. her parents it is no adequate way to say thanks was they are both recovering. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i am shannon bream. but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. here? nah. introducing the all new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better. shannon: fox news alert. south carolina deputy killed in the line of duty after a traffic stop turns violent and a police sergeant

experts say some growers are already dealing with a loss of crops due to the flames and on top of that brody's growers are worried that the lingering smoke and ash in the air will negatively impact the quality of the cannabis experts say consumer safety and laugh testing will also become significant concerns as cannabis grown in our area hit the market. >>i don't have a legal industry and the entire supply chain is being affected by these fires whether you're personally burned out by the fire or your crop has been affected by either the smoke the ash damage or the fire retardant that is sprayed to try to mitigate these fires and all of those affect your ability to then take these flowers to market there are ways to remediate the flowers through an extraction lab but make no mistake. this is affecting every part of the supply chain. >>so this is harvest month for cannabis growers so coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock we will hear from more industry experts on how they plan to combat the problem and coming up the a's are fighting to stay alive in the mlb playoffs. so we'll have the la

we tell a story of a guy named elly brodie dirks who was actually just charged with conspiracy to violate foreign lobbying law this is past week or the charge was unsealed this past week, while we tell a story about him and a romanian politician, two romanian politicians who, from whose government he would later seek defense contracts, he was dining with them on nothing racing week at the trump hotel. president trump showed up where he was able to introduce one of these romanion politicians to president trump. the guy that took a bunch of photos, posted them on facebook. for him back home, that was priceless and all they had to do is be at the trump hotel where he later threw a big party at the trump home honoring the iranian defense minter who had oversight over programs from which he was seeking business. he later entered into a cooperation agreement with the romanian state-owned defense contract and firm that could have been worth as much as $200 million of contracts. he did ultimately get the contracts. there again you see the acts afforded to folks just being at trump properties can

his name is elliott brody. he had a senior role in the trump inaugural committee. he was a major donor to the trump campaign. not long after trump's inauguration, the republican party in this since-deleted press release announced its new national finance team under the leadership of steve wynn, who since had to give up his casino empire and a huge sexual harassment scandal. the party brought on -- they announced in that press release -- they brought on as deputy finance chairman, a real nice group of guys -- michael cohen, the president's former personal lawyer who would soon go on to multiple felony convictions and a substantial jail term before becoming one of the president's most vo siff rouse critics himself. they also in the same press release announced elliott broidy as a national deputy chairman of the republican party. he is also, as of today, now charged with multiple felonies. they also -- the other guy they announced in that press release that day was louis dejoy, the guy who president trump put in charge of messing up the post office, right as covid mad

. >> elliot brody, a prominent fund-raiser for president trump and the republican party has been chargedcovert lobbying effort aimed at getting the trump administration to drop an investigation into the multibillion dollar looting of a malaysian investment fund. >>> in italy, an elementary school is keeping classes socially distanced by holding them on the beach. take a look at that. local businesses have pitched in so students can have safe lessons with absolutely gorgeous views. it is learning al fresco that is the news update guys i will send it back to you. >> that does look appealing. i must say sue, thank you. >> sure. >> sue herera. >>> under 30 minutes to go before the bell. a quick check on where we stand in the market. dow is up .4 the s&p 500 up .75%. the russel and small caps outpacing the others up 1.1% thanks in part to strength in cyclical groups, financials, industrials, energy, those are the winners today. after the break, bloc buster movies continue to get delayed as the industry deals with the ncnsbof fresh content and coer aut the coronavirus the ceo of amc weighs in

brody talked a minute ago about rebuilding the job base. is it true what governor clinches said, that that means that unemployment will increase and slow the economy. and how would you specifically use the powers of the presidency, to get more people back into the good jobs, immediately? >> step one, the american people send me up there, the day after election, i go to the congress, we want to win weight ellen operation, i'll ask president to help me and his staff to help me. we will start putting together teams to put together, to take all the plans that exist and do something. please understand, they're great plans lionel or washington, nobody ever executes them. it's like having a blueprint for a house in a rebuild. you have nowhere to sleep. now, i our challenges to take these plays and do something about. it step one, you want to put america back to work, clean up the small business problem. have one task force to work on that. the second you have your big companies are gonna be in trouble, including the defense industries, i have anot