. >> 40-year-old jason bryant has been part of the program for over five years.been locked up for two decades, sentenced to 26 years to life for several crimes, including first degree robbery and first degree murder. >> so, how long have you lived in here? >> ten years. ten years. >> pretty tiny. >> yes. >> but like all the men in here, jason's story starts long before his crime. >> this is a picture of my mom and dad. they definitely love me. more pictures of me with my mom and my grandma, aunt and uncle. >> so, how did a boy who seemed to have it all end up a man serving a life sentence for murder? hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. makes a statement about who we are. with masterfully crafted details, and inspiring performance, the lexus es doesn't just play the part, it steals the show. the lexus es, crafted for those who own

, tell me about your memories of the great kobe bryant.you know, it bothers me every day to have got one of his jersey 7 down there on a chair that they handed out the night that or the afternoon that they had the memorial at the staples center. you know, and i've known him dennis. i know him since he was an infant back when i was in philadelphia and san diego. that's right, that's right. philadelphia where i was, you know, it was just, you know, it's still hurt your heart. it breaks your heart for the 3 little girls he left behind. and for gigi's passing and for obviously the nesa to try and pick up the pieces and. and i've known joe and pam, you know, for all those years as well back to back into the late seventy's. so it's just awful. he was, he was a tremendous guy. he was so driven. he was, he was, you know, he wanted to be the best. he wanted to be the cost and he wanted to be better every tomorrow than he was yesterday. and when i got to do is last interview, last interview he ever did in a lakers uniform that night after he scored

. >>> we now know when legendary star kobe bryant will be inducted into the nba hall of fame.nba says the laker's great will take his place in may after the pandemic delayed the original ceremony. bryant died in a hospital crash in january along with his daughter and seven others. >>> on the cbs money watch now. the high cost of delaying the olympic games. the croods return to the big screen. naomi ruchim with more. good morning, naomi. >> stock futures are pointing to lower openings after setting records last week. today, we'll hear from zooum video as it reports third quarter results. labor department's november job's report also now on friday. the dow jones closed up 37, nasdaq gained 111 points closing to an all-time high. s&p up 8 points to also close as record high. airbnb and door dash are pointing to hire than expected valuations. airbnb is targeting a range of $30 to $33 billion when it kicks off investor road show tomorrow. doordash plans a range of $25 to $28 billion. both are expected to go public before the end of the year. japanese media are reporting that organi

our north american correspondent nick bryant joins us.ave any indication of when joe biden might be speaking to the america people? might do it tonight and will tell us how the campaign is feeling. nick: we have not gotten the timings of that. but ibe hav speaking to confidet making any attempt to conceal their confidence. you are talking about winning georgia. bill clinton was the last democrat to win georgia in 1992. a believe they stand a chance in texas. you have to go back6 to 1d the victory of jimmy carter for the last democrat that one texas -- that won texas. they think joe biden is the man for this c moment, aid has helped him, the coronavirus. awas allowed to keep from the campaign trail. you and i saw joe biden on the campaign trail in iowa and new hampshire, he was a frail candidate, he was not anntrong front . he came forth in iowa and fifth in new hampshire covid has helped his campaign and has helped emphasize the differences between the two candidat. the biting campaign would see it as the empathy of joe biden against the

constantly butted heads with william jennings bryant which is interesting because william jennings bryant, his daughter ruth brought brian owen is on the side of the picture. we actually have a press account with these two roots were sworn into the house in 1929, they came down the center aisle together arm in arm. and allowed the members of the press because two daughters of political enemies. if we go back into the picture, just to finish out, this is mary norton, of new jersey. and this woman here is another woman who is an interesting character from the time period, florence khan of california. she represented a large portion of san francisco. she is another widow who followed her has been to congress. her husband julius, was the chairman of the -- like eight knows rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. so when he passed away, she was asked to run to the seat in the special election, and she decided she was going to stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade. she is the first jewish woman elected to congress, she is also the first wom

but first, here's nick bryant's report on the democratic candidate, joe biden.s tried to make the road to the white house as safe a journey as possible, holding drive—in rallies where mask wearing is compulsory. whether or not you observe the covid protocols has become a marker of your politics. this guy, trump, has destroyed everything. he is a vile, nasty human being. he can't be the president. i want someone who my daughter can look up to. we need a return to normalcy, we need to decency in the white house, and we need somebody who knows how to get things done. this has been such a surreal presidential election, one in which the method of campaigning has actually become a campaign issue in itself. hello, philadelphia! joe biden has tried to turn this into the coronavirus election, a referendum on donald trump's handling of a viral onslaught that has killed more than 230,000 americans. to beat the virus, we've first got to beat donald trump! cheering. he's the virus. but it's not just the health of america he is seeking to rehabilitate. he says he is trying to

bryant was an 18 time all-star and of course a basketball legend. he died in a helicopter crash on january 26 along with his daughter gianna and 7 others. >>well cyber monday is officially underway in online holiday shopping is expected to break records americans are expected to spend up to 13 billion dollars online. >>that will be about 35% more than last year and the most on cyber monday ever. the national retail federation predicts that overall holiday sales will be higher compared to last year but that increase in online shopping also comes with an increase of scams felicia bolton has tips on how you can say cyber safe this holiday season. the long lines and in person shopping frenzies for the holiday season are now know more since the covid-19 pandemic definitely sales took a dip and that has store owners like bring in thomas in springfield, missouri turning online to keep her doors open. this is my job, this is my full-time job so the stories. >>you know my livelihood and my family is. source of income thomas says the pandemic koester store se

nick bryant, thank you.rrespondent aleem maqbool has been speaking to people in wisconsin — one of the most fiercely contested states — to find out how the bitter battle has affected the public mood. even in quaint suburban america right now, in these fractious times, it's them and us. but there are those trying to come together. when tim had his biden sign stolen, his trump—supporting neighbour, josh, surprised him with a replacement. i knowjosh is a member of the republican party, and so, you know, for him to come and do something like that was pretty outstanding. so, in the course of our conversation, i realised thatjosh is, you know, a regular person first and a republican second. but the situation nationally is causing tension. i think people's wicks are just a little bit shorter than they used to be. i think people are afraid. they're afraid of what the economy looks like, they're afraid of the unknown, and so that fear becomes anger. even outside the white house on election night, we saw radical eleme

nick bryant, bbc news, philadelphia. in scranton, pennsylvania for us. just hours to go now — but so many people have already cast their votes! we have a fascinating situation, donald trump is hurtling around the country, he started in miami, north carolina, and he is coming to pennsylvania and then off to wisconsin, back to mitch again and then back to washington. 2500 miles by the end of the day. and the chump campaign belief if you get thousands of people turning up at these rallies, there is a risk that it might lead to an uptick in coronavirus cases, but if it motivates more people to go out and vote and that these people encourage their friends to vote and that these people encourage theirfriends to go vote and that these people encourage their friends to go and vote, then donald trump might be able to defy the polls just as he did donald trump might be able to defy the pollsjust as he did in 2016. the polls are against him at the moment, but they're not so darn that he thinks he is out. there is still in his mind

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. today began in miami. it was elevenses in north carolina.ears in our great white house. and then north and lunchtime in scranton, pennsylvania. a state that will be critical in this election. from here, he will go on to michigan, wisconsin, back to michigan and finally washington. 2500 miles travelled in one day alone. i don't know how many people are here but there's a lot of people here. cheering. and it is windy as hell and it's cold and i couldn't care. look at that flag, look at that flag, so beautiful. if this election was solely about energy and the size of your audience and the creation of a new breed of dog, the labradonald, the president would have it wrapped up. his supporters think it is. is he going to win? you bet. four more years. it is going to happen, there's too many people out all over the united states, it's crazy, and i'm from new york. i drove three hours in the cold. there is cold eyed calculation from the trump campaign in holding these rallies. yes, it might lead to an uptick in coronavirus cases. there is no social

nick bryant, bbc news, delaware. nomia iqbal is in wilmington, delaware.30,000 coronavirus cases here in the us yesterday. how has the president—elect planned on tackling that even before he's inaugurated in january? that even before he's inaugurated in january? yes, laura, mr biden is making coronavirus his number one priority. that was one of the key messages that he campaigned on, and tomorrow, we are going to hear about a task force that he's setting up, and this task force will have more than two dozen scientists and technology experts and they will be working together to try and come up with a safe vaccine that they can deliver to the american people at some point. as you mentioned there, the numberof some point. as you mentioned there, the number of cases have been going up. it's reaching that grim number of 10 million cases, recorded cases. mr biden has always taken the pandemic very seriously, we saw that during his campaign, very scaled—back campaign. he had very few people around him, always wearing a mask. so that will be his priority come mond

nick bryant, thank you.the votes have been working day and night since tuesday, and they're still going. the gap between donald trump and joe biden may be growing, but the race in the remaining battleground states is still incredibly close. reeta chakrabarti is here with the electoral map to show us where the presidency will be decided. sophie, this is the electoral map as it stands, the states and great other ones where we don't yet have a result, but a very close indeed in georgia, where they are going to have a recount, very close in arizona. in four of these states, joe biden has the lead. i want to ta ke joe biden has the lead. i want to take you over to pennsylvania here on the east coast, 20 electoral couege on the east coast, 20 electoral college votes, very, very important. you can see a razor—thin margin between the two candidates, butjust a few moments agojoe biden had a lead of 12,390 votes there, and that has been the trend of the day, with joe biden edging ahead of donald trump, and the democra

thank you, nick bryant at the biden headquarters in wilmington.is not necessarily a matter of winning the popular vote but securing the key states to win a majority in what's called the electoral college — the mechanism for electing a us president. each state is allocated votes in the electoral college according to the size of its population. and a candidate needs 270 votes to become president. right now, the path to 270 looks more challenging for mr trump than it does for mr biden, but it's all very close. donald trump secured an early triumph for the republicans in the state of florida — always a very significant state on election night. but the results are still to come in a handful of other states, and these are the ones that will eventually settle the result. they include wisconsin and pennsylvania — once the heart of america's manufacturing industry, where votes are still being counted. we'll be going live to michigan and pennsylvania in a moment, but first to arizona, where donald trump won last time, butjoe biden‘s people say they're ahead

nick bryant, bbc news. nomia iqbal is in wilmington, delaware.ouncement c expect what kind of an announcement can we expect from the president—elect on coronavirus tomorrow? yes, joe biden is hitting the ground running. coronavirus is the big issue that he campaigned on, that he said he would show leadership on. and he's already announced that he will put together announced that he will put together a task force on monday. this task force will be made up of more than a dozen people, scientists, technology experts who will work together to try and find a vaccine which they can deliver safely to americans at some point. you know, joe biden has emphasised throughout his campaign that he will listen to the scientists, that he will take on their advice and offer that contrast, he says, to donald trump and the way donald trump has handled the pandemic. it's not long, is at? 70 days to start planning for your first day in office. this transitional committee that he will now form, what is theirjob and what are their priorities? yes, joe biden has got a l

nick bryant, bbc news, delaware.lf course again today but then returned to the white house. our north america editor, jon sopel, is there now. jon, any idea what is going on behind the scenes, is he coming under pressure to concede? there is undoubtedly pressure, mishal, for president trump to concede, we have had president george bush coming out and congratulating joe biden today on his victory, not waiting for any legal mechanisms that the president is currently going through. there are also reports that the first lady, maloney, believes that the president should concede and so too his son—in—law, jared kushner, who was a key adviser. against that, his two son sing, no, you have got to fight this to the end, and other senior republican voices saying that. but i have read some commentary today saying thatjoe biden‘s election victory was a repudiation of donald trump and trumpism. i think that's wrong. donald trump got more votes in this election than he did in 2016, and donald trump marches to the tune of what is ba

the poor bryant says every asymptomatic case that's identified is a step in the right direction. as we've identified through that program, 527 people who we now know were positive, who had no symptoms, and were not previously have known that they were symptomatic and infectious. and they've now can take steps to take himself out of circulation and protect themselves and their family and their friends. the originally planned to last 2 weeks, this pilot's likely to be extended with increasing public in gaijin top of their priority list. but it's a blueprint for the u.k.'s testing strategy. and the government's already announced more mass testing schemes in dozens of locations across the country. let's take a look at some of the other developments in this pandemic starting in poland, which is rick reported, a record 603 coronavirus related deaths in the last 24 hour recording period as health services struggle to cope with the 2nd wave, hungary's extended its state of emergency until february, allowing the government to enforce partial lockdown measures, and the u.s. food and drug a

he inspired less confidence in bryant's daughter's diet pill.a tough pill to swallow but not as tough as this. [laughter] greg: i'm underwhelmed by that video. do you have any hopes for these choices at all? >> i don't have much in the way of hope that he is not going to pick the best and the brightest because he has said he's going to avoid picking any sitting congress people are senators because they don't want to lose any seats so he's less concentrated on having an effective cabinet then hanging onto votes in power could shame on him. greg: that is such a great point. i'm stealing that for the fight. i'm writing this down. that means something else for them from kat. are you worried about were? >> he might as well of hired a giant medaling drone treat people are going on about his experience. that truly is a lot of experience being a called in the war machine. everyone in the media talks about his success with diplomacy and that's true but it's not the whole story. he was a major supporter of obama's libya campaign and that didn't go so well

that has been set to induct the late great nba star kobe bryant into the basketball hall of fame.hat event was supposed to happen in august. in the spring it was pushed back. the new date is now may 13th. one of nine 2020 inductees. others include longtime stars kevin garnett and tim duncan along with wnba star tameka catchings. >>> production resumes on "jeopardy" today. ken jennings will serve as the first of several planned guest hosts. he died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. the final week of episodes will air beginning january 4th. >>> coming up for you on "today in the bay," the top stories including that breaking news. seeking fda approval for the vaccine candidate. find out how soon the first dose may be at the hands of health care professionals. >>> plus, new rollbacks take effect and as restrictions kick in across the bay area concerns mount about a possible new wave of cases and hospitalizations following the thanksgiving holiday. >>> right now at 5:30 people across the bay area are waking up to new covid-19 restrictions. why one county's policies may apply

please put your hands together for jason bryant. >> as i look around this chapel, i can see familiarng their journey into adulthood. my face was once as young and full of possibility as your own. it takes courage to take a stand for what is right in this world and i can see now on december 3rd, 1999, i epitomized cowardice. i wouldn't stand for my own future and i didn't stand for our victim. i brought unimaginable pain to his family and fear to my entire community. and devastating my victim's family, i had brought a parallel trauma to my own. when i came to prison i made a new decision to never forget the damage that i caused and to keep the people in mind by not continuing to bring heart ache to their doorstep. my brother every time you take that trip to read books with us, to hear our stories, and to share stories of your own, you are helping to transform our lives. you young men pour value into us that cannot be expressed in words. i never expected the freedom and inspiration that i discovered in your compassion. thank you. [ applause ] >> the student body is invited to shake han

. >> let's hope the best for klay thompson, kobe bryant was four years older than him, and he only played a couple of more years after that.>> yes, no telling with this kind of injury, the good news is, it was a clean tear, so he's expected to miss the season and come back next year. >> let's hope so, thank you for the update. >>> thank you and still ahead on kpix 5 and on cbsn bay area, lori laughlin's designer has been start spending his time for the college admissions scandal, what he will face in prison. >>> a man flies a drone into a lapd helicopter, a close call that has them facing federal charges. >>> a one stop shopping operation a lesson in how much need there is across the bay area, how is school district is trying to tackle everything from polio to handing out turkeys. >>> the storm system that brought rain tuesday and showers yesterday has moved out, a pretty sunset, little bit of fog. how long the pattern will last coming up. >>> students came back to school in richmond, but not for classes, instead it was a drive- through health clinic with immunizations and thanksgiving tu

bryant, texas. you voted also for the biden-harris ticket. how are you feeling? caller: i am fine, thank you. greta: what did you make of the speech? caller: i loved the speech. he included everyone, and i really like the fact that he didn't have any fear about choosing someone such as kamala harris not based on race or background or whatever. in hercause of her work lifetime. she's been able to achieve a lot. he does know washington. a lot of people have sour grapes. they are chewing on sour grapes right now. i've waited for years for this president to do something other than run our nation as a business, and i can breathe now. i can breathe. i'm so glad. mentions theia career of the vice president elect. she was a san francisco attorney, district attorney, attorney general of california, elected in 2010, again in 2014, and elected to the senate in 2016. johnson, chairon of the homeland security committee, has been an advocate of invest getting the background of hunter biden. he tweets this tonight senator johnson of wisconsin saying, is unbelievably energetic c

. >> reporter: but then entered defense attorney mark bryant.esented jarred long, and he had a plan that could benefit jess jessie, too. his strategy was to get jessie's interview with police thrown out. and how would he do that? >> mrs. goslyn had told the local police department that she didn't want to talk, that she wanted a lawyer. >> i want an attorney, and i want to know where my husband is. >> and so, under the law, you have to break up any questioning, and they did. and they sent her back home to fort campbell. >> reporter: but you might remember after that her friend convinced jessie to go speak to the military police on base. >> jessie goslyn spent eight hours with the police, after that very day she said she wasn't gonna talk without a lawyer. so it's just a different police agency. >> reporter: bryant argued in front of a circuit judge, since jessie had already asked for a lawyer, the military police should never have questioned her. the judge agreed. >> he made a decision that that confession that she made implicating our client sho

one of bryant's great strengths is their ability to avoid irritating setbacks. here despite missing several stars for t.v. colder weather and whatever else might trouble mere mortals they had the mental strength and quality and depth to force their way to victory and they'll need both of those things in spades when they come up against their 1st major test of this season next weekend in dortmund. their winning margin here against cologne could have been greater if live on d'arcy had travelled to promoting couldn't live up to his teammates quality. but the only real threat to buying victory was a false sense of security for a loan from one back with the goal that confused everyone including goalscorer dominic drexler. benjamin provide just about played him on side 21 and that was enough for coach marcus gives doll to make some excuses. before we caused by in munich real problems today. we took the positive performances from the last 2 games into this one and we came really close to taking points off. people get it now under 16 game winless run against all has bee

bryant, texas. you voted also for the biden-harris ticket. how are you feeling? caller: i am fine, thank you. greta: what did you make of the speech? caller: i loved the speech. he included everyone, and i really like the fact that he didn't have any fear about choosing someone such as kamala harris not based on race or background or whatever. in hercause of her work lifetime. she's been able to achieve a lot. he does know washington. a lot of people have sour grapes. they are chewing on sour grapes right now. i've waited for years for this president to do something other than run our nation as a business, and i can breathe now. i can breathe. i'm so glad. mentions theia career of the vice president elect. she was a san francisco attorney, district attorney, attorney general of california, elected in 2010, again in 2014, and elected to the senate in 2016. johnson, chairon of the homeland security committee, has been an advocate of invest getting the background of hunter biden. he tweets this tonight senator johnson of wisconsin saying, is unbelievably energetic c

. >> reporter: anne bryant is concerned the bear's removal from its familiar territory puts it at risk. >> if he was taken to another bear's habitat, that other bear is going to be territory territorial. >> reporter: fish and wildlife has sent it packing. >> well, fish and wildlife are not saying exactly where it was released -- where it released úthey say they did put a trackig device on it so they can follow it. >> let's hope he's okay and get him off that twinkies diet he was on. >> that video of them honking the horns, i'm assuming that was to get the bear to go away. it's alarming when you see that, it was all for a good cause though. no, no, go to the wild, little guy. >> i wonder if they have bean bags to get it to scoot along faster. >>> we're going to start with the snow outlook for the high sierra. and we mean high. this is up in elevation less than an inch -- less than half an inch of total snow for south lake tahoe. way up there in the mountains, 6 inches up to 18 inches of total snowfall with the same storm system that's going to bring us pretty good chance for showers on

another issue is coming out right at fourth and bryant -- >> clerk: excuse me.item is an item before the board which is a citizens' advisory report, and it sounds like you have general public comment. >> oh, i'm sorry. the director had talked about the sfmta, the fourth street project, so that's what i had tagged in for. >> i see that. i mean, we'll let you complete your comments, but just so you know, that was item number seven, and we're on item number eight, but we'll let you finish your comments. >> my bad. that's when i pressed the button, so i apologize for that. >> yeah. >> yeah, the other big issue is right when the exit tunnel, i believe it's fourth and bryant, we constantly get illegal left turns from the right-hand lane crossing over the tracks and in through the left lane, which living here -- living in the building on fourth street, you know, it's kind of scary sometimes getting hit by cars suddenly shooting in front of you. it would be great if that -- it would be great to get enforcement there, so thank you. >> thank you. moderator, are there any

nick bryant, bbc news, philadelphia. he is good at that dance.llage people, as we had on last week. the early vote in this election now accounts for 70% of the total turnout in 2016. it's huge. and yet both sides know these final few hours could decide which way it goes. in the midwest, in 2016 donald trump won three states by less than 80,000 votes. in the six swing states that will decide the outcome this year, joe biden is leading in all except north carolina — but in some it has tightened. remember, that polls always factor in a margin of error — one or 2%, depending on the sample size — and if you look back at 2016, donald trump beat the polls by 2.8% across the board. so could he defy all predictions this time? we're joined by charlie gerow republican strategist — in pennsylvania. charlie, it is lovely to see you. so those who were paying attention in 2016 would have noticed the intervention of the fbi director james comey. they would have seen the polls narrowing in the last 2a, 48 hours the polls narrowing in the last 24, 48 hours before

nick bryant, bbc news, philadelphia.nnsylvania — and that's one of the states that will be under the closest focus tomorrow night. it's a so—called swing state where the republican and democrat parties are finely balanced — although joe biden does appear to have an edge in the polling there. it was won by donald trump in 2016, but byjust 1.2 percentage points over hillary clinton. the state accounts for 20 votes in the electoral college — only california, new york, texas and florida have more. its two big cities — philadephia and pittsburgh — tend to vote heavily for the democrats, but its large rural vote leans strongly towards the republicans. it's part of america's rust belt — where the decline of heavy industry and mining proved to be fertile ground for donald trump four years ago. both candidates know how important this state is, and both are campaigning there today. in a moment we'll hear from president trump — but first here's joe biden. it is time to unite this country. on the one hand, we are facing the biggest

let's check in with our north america correspondent nick bryant — who's in wilmington, delaware.irage of a vote for don't want that reminded of some people in 2016 and i was speaking to someone people in 2016 and i was speaking to someone he what a freak out moment in 2016 and were looking at the data coming from all over the country and just knew they had lost. by contrast, the biden campaign was looking at the data at the time and they were hitting their mats, hitting their targets, that is what gave them their confidence and the confidence was born, as well, of having so many different routes to the white house. they would have loved the joyride, the white house. they would have loved thejoyride, cassie, that the white house. they would have loved the joyride, cassie, that went through texas. they would have liked to have done the scenic route through the sunshine state of florida. they didn't think they are going to win florida with they knew it would end up another spell, they knew that arizona and nevada would be crucial and they were so confident they have got nevada and t

that's interesting because william jennings bryant, his daughter ruth brian owen, she's on this side of the picture. so we actually have a press account when these two were sworn into the house in -- the became down the center aisle together arm in arm. they wowed the members and the press because here are two daughters of political enemies. if we go back into the picture just to finish out, this is mary norton of new jersey. this woman in here is another one of the interesting characters from this time period. florence khan of california. she represented a large portion of san francisco. she's another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee. like edith nourse rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. so when he passed away, she was asked to run in the seat for the special election and decided she would stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade, and she's the first jewish woman elected to congress. she's also the first woman to be appointed to the prestigious app

the pull bryant says every asymptomatic case that's identified is a step in the right direction. as we've identified through that program, 527 people who we now know were positive, who had no symptoms, and were not previously have known that they were symptomatic and infectious. and they've now can take steps to take himself out of circulation and protect themselves and their family and their friends. they originally planned to last 2 weeks. this pilot's likely to be extended with increasing public engagement top of their priority list. but it's a blueprint for the u.k.'s testing strategy. and the government's already announced more mass testing schemes in dozens of locations across the country. well, let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. thousands of pro-democracy protesters have gathered in the thai capital, bangkok, lawmakers vote on changes to the constitution. protesters want the prime minister to step down as well as curbs, on the power of thailand's monarchy. tuesday's demonstrations saw an escalation in violence leaving at least 55 people i

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major lifestyle influence on the bryant books, social media expert because a busy left follows the off field fashion trends of football stars for pay t.v. broadcaster sky. i would say he dresses like a superstar. looks like a superstar. he's already a fashion icon, is on the inspiration for so many people in the north or even back. in his sheltered days, he was already setting trends in the club kit in his own way. as his film i coach recalls. but it didn't come with success. even as he had a bit of a for himself and eric matching to promote change had a field dressing room back in terms of his online following. he's already a big star now, playing for the record champions. that status can only remember playing for by your finest charismatic it's a boon to the getting these kind of players back as often as he wants, if he can now become a global front marker. all the more glamorous in the company of candice broke his southern california and girlfriends as it would have been of one of the 2 meet often on his girlfriend's. been on various t.v. shows in the us. the media loves these kind

another issue is coming out right at fourth and bryant -- >> clerk: excuse me. your item is an item before the board which is a citizens' advisory report, and it sounds like you have general public comment. >> oh, i'm sorry. the director had talked about the sfmta, the fourth street project, so that's what i had tagged in for. >> i see that. i mean, we'll let you complete your comments, but just so you know, that was item number seven, and we're on item number eight, but we'll let you finish your comments. >> my bad. that's when i pressed the button, so i apologize for that. >> yeah. >> yeah, the other big issue is right when the exit tunnel, i believe it's fourth and bryant, we constantly get illegal left turns from the right-hand lane crossing over the tracks and in through the left lane, which living here -- living in the building on fourth street, you know, it's kind of scary sometimes getting hit by cars suddenly shooting in front of you. it would be great if that -- it would be great to get enforcement there, so thank you. >> thank you. moderator, are ther

the pool bryant says every asymptomatic case that's identified is a step in the right direction. as we've identified through that program, 527 people who we now know were positive, who had no symptoms, and were not previously have known that they were symptomatic and infectious. and they've now can take steps to take himself out of circulation and protect themselves and their family and their friends. originally planned to last 2 weeks, this pilot's likely to be extended with increasing public in gauging top of their priority list. but it's a blueprint for the u.k.'s testing strategy. and the government's already announced more mass testing schemes in dozens of locations across the country. now, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the u.s. federal aviation administration says boeing, 737 max jed will be allowed to fly again if the planes are fitted with new steering software. the aircraft was grounded last march after 2 crashes which killed nearly 350 people. the democratic republic of congo has declared an end to its most recen

kobe bryant will talk to jim re about talking to the goats right after this. dennis miller plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. this will be fun, great, cat, great interview. i mean, jim said staying power in a business where you get called to the gate scene plus got plus of he's done it for a lot of years now and achieved their merit. avuncular status seized jim gray.

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. today began in miami. it was elevenses in north carolina.his state and we are going win four more years in our great white house. and then north and lunchtime in scranton, pennsylvania. a state that will be critical in this election. from here, he will go on to michigan, wisconsin, back to michigan and finally washington. 2500 miles travelled in one day alone. i don't know how many people are here but there's a lot of people here. cheering. and it is windy as hell and it's cold and i couldn't care. look at that flag, look at that flag, so beautiful. if this election was solely about energy and the size of your audience and the creation of a new breed of dog, the labradonald, the president would have it wrapped up. his supporters think it is. is he going to win? you bet. four more years. it is going to happen, there's too many people out all over the united states, it's crazy, and i'm from new york. i drove three hours in the cold. there is cold eyed calculation from the trump campaign in holding these rallies. yes, it might lead to an uptick

the pull bryant says every asymptomatic case that's identified is a step in the right direction. as we've identified through that program, 527 people who we now know were positive, who had no symptoms, and were not previously have known. they were symptomatic and infectious. and they now can take steps to take himself out of circulation and protect themselves and their family and their friends. originally planned to last 2 weeks, this pilot's likely to be extended with increasing public in gauging top of their priority list. but it's a blueprint for the u.k.'s testing strategy. and the government's already announced more mass testing schemes in dozens of locations across the country. sports now and in tennis despite losing his 1st round robin match. on monday, germany's alexander, it's a fair that still has hope of reaching the final 4 at the a.t.p. finals in london and took the 1st set. but his serve a crumbles in the 2nd as your fights man pushed him to his limits. while there were still a few lapses it's fedorov ultimately had too much firepower winning the match. 2 sets to on

kobe bryant's childhood home is sold.it wents for and the most valuable part of that high school. we'll have those and more coming up tonight. >>> apple introduces the next generation of the mac. what's special about the computer. >>> looking outside. we'll be right back. . >>> nearly 119,000 new coronavirus cases. 2/3 of the state's set records for the seven day rolling average for new cases. the number of people who have died as gone up. the death toll now tops 239,000. >> the u.s. is not alone in the fight. a second wave is sweeping across europe, some hospitals seeing more parents than they did in the spring. >> a second wave of coronavirus cases taking a toll on europe. hitting new daily records on cases. in it lie which was devastated in the spring, deaths have increased 232%. the surge leaving hospitals overwhelmed. >> these patients took longer to stabilize and be discharged. >> space is dwindling with doctors saying they have trained more health care workers, there's not enough workers to meet the demand. >> peop