a line here saying chris wood he probably told ministers the reboot wasn't enough. chris whitty. evidence he said that the virus now seems to be spreading across all age groups. we seem to have moved on from all the headlines about the student populations in students getting these cases, but not suffering so much now. there was an argument during the round a few days ago that maybe this was all part of trying to build up some herd immunity, no talk about that today, is there? no, that is not. we saw the fairly sober data jonathan van tam unveiled this morning in a public health briefing, showing how the cases seem to be flowing up the age brackets from as you mentioned, from that teenage, young student cohort up to go to people who are more susceptible to getting the worst side effects and symptoms of coronavirus. also pretty grim news today that the government and it's it's a patient perhaps of nhs hospitals becoming potentially overwhelmed as foot three of the nightingale facilities on standby in manchester, harrogate, and sunderland. i think it is adding to this

very stark morning and i think the reason chris wood he is doing this, because we have seen since detailspossible closures and parts of northern england, we have seen a lot of anger from mps of all persuasion and local mayors about how it has been announced in kind of lea ked how it has been announced in kind of leaked out. and i think this is chris whitty trying to say there may be anger over the process and the way that it has been put out there, but you need to see the data and the data is quite stark. the data is quite stark, but do we feel that the mps, did they feel they had enough of the data from anybody that you are look into that field convinced by it all? another thing that has emerged, it is notjust what people are sort of staying behind the scenes come also being reported in the press is that there is concern, notjust the press is that there is concern, not just about the way these things have been announced, and the fact that things get suppressed before proper consultation with leaders, but also the government is not being as transparent enough about the scientific evidence

msnbc's national correspondent chris jansing is in her neck of the woods, columbus, ohio -- chris isd, as i understand it. what are those voters telling you, chris? >> reporter: they know this vote is too close to call, and that's why a lot of the analysts i'm talking about say the black vote, 12% of the electorate in ohio could be decisive and exactly why community centers -- >> uh-oh. >> -- is the first time a republican candidate has ever had an office in a black neighborhood. this is being paid for by the rnc. having said that, the question about those polls, young black men trending even more in ohio according to a baldwin wallace poll that we're seeing in the rest of the country. i talked to a local evangelical black minister, a big trump supporter, about why he thinks young black men are trending toward trump. here is what they told me. >> they like the president's decisiveness and decision making, his strength. there's a relationship -- >> i've heard the word usefulness. >> i've heard the news boss. he's a boss from a rapper's standpoint. that's why donald trump was -- his na

chris. i'm knocking on wood here because i don't know what the result is going to be.ong feeling that the vast majority of americans, including a significant percentage of republicans have watched and listened to donald trump for four years and have concluded that we need somebody better as president. somebody who does not say crazy things all the time. someone who does not tell so many falsehoods that the newspapers and the news media can't keep up with them anymore. i am hoping that the result on tuesday and the days following even weeks following if necessary to count all the votes, i'm hoping the total is going to be decisive. i rather suspect that a majority of americans feel the same way. >> science. if i were to get into an argument with you right now about the fact that, we're doing better with covid than a lot of you guys want us to believe. i would absolutely wind up having to apologize on air. if not tonight, tomorrow night. i may be off tv for a forced vacation because it could be reckless disregard of the truth. yet, the president packs rallies with people

wood: thank you so much, chris, for having me. forpaige: thank you, chris having me and thank you all for joining in the emerging civil war virtual symposium. today i'm going to talk about the fight for the life and death in the aftermath of these battles over the american civil war. we have heard a lot of talks today about different battles. we learned about prison camps. we learned about raids. battle andth of the in the years and days and months other warwas a whole in itself in a sense. it was a fight for life and death. it was a war against battle wounds and a war against disease one historian who wrote a book called learning with the wounded wrote that doctors were the unsung heroes of the civil war. that the civil war was overwhelming in its scope and the physicians forced to practice tirelessly in the general hospitals, and temporary field hospitals, or treating the dying and wanted after these horrific battles. so, what ended up being four -- cost overcost $ 700,000 casualties. we are going to discuss some of the challeng

devil. >> chris's wife, nichole, told detectives she had nothing to do with erin's disappearance, and she has not been charged with any crime. >> is there still a chance, is nichole out of the woodshas been closed. >> reporter: but for erin's mom, the door on chris lee is closed. and she breathes a little easier knowing it. >> every time there's a hearing, your emotional scab gets ripped off. and to know that i'm not gonna have to deal with that. >> reporter: lore finds comfort here. way out in the joshua tree desert. where doug billings "cave doug" created this. in the desolate place where erin's life was cut short. a garden now grows in her memory. >> reporter: when you look at that desert garden, what are you thinking? >> it's beautiful, like my girl. it's a peaceful place. i have a peace that can't be explained. i decided i couldn't be bitter and angry. he's already taken enough from me. and if i'm bitter and angry, he's taking my mind, my soul, and my heart. and i'm not giving him that. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i just got home, and i opened the door, is my husband's dead on the floor. >> a husband and father suddenly gon

chris chmura, everybody. 7:27. much more ahead on "today in the bay." not out of the woods yet. that's what the white house chief of staff is saying regarding president trump's health. a frantic race to save two people trapped inside a car. hear from some of the good samaritans who sprang into action. >>> good morning. it is sunday, october 4th as we take a live look outside, the sun shining over levi's stadium. a little bit hazy out there. things are looking better as we look ahead to nfl on nbc tonight. thank you for starting your sunday with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey with your microclimate forecast. we remain under a microclimate weather alert but you say things are improving and you have your sights set on the game forecast for tonight. >>> yeah, and the view outside at levi's stadium pretty encouraging. we're seeing much better visibility this morning and the air quality numbers are reflecting that. we'll get to the forecast in a moment. let's show you some views of san francisco, the fog has made a bit of a comeback. that's the reason

woods. for more let's bring in boom bust co-host chrystia and founder and chief market strategist of the technical traders dot com chris or meal and chris let's start with you now instructing lawmakers to hold off on any stimulus negotiations and many are skeptical that it was going to happen anyway does this really change anything or is this just a sign of confidence from the president that he's going to win the election. i don't i don't think it's good for the markets i mean as soon as a kind of came out we started to see selling across the board i think people are actually going to get in the hope that maybe it is going to get fast tracked as of yesterday and and then today he says no so i think it's affecting the market it's going to definitely be a problem with pulling prices up but i can't see it helping them in the polls by putting it off i think a lot of people are kind of clean on and waiting for some type of stimulus plan right this is something the president has had on his side rather that markets were doing well and as long as markets were doing well he was going to be ok i want to read you a nancy pelosi h

chris. president trump's physician says the president continues to do well but he is not out of the woods just. >> over the next period of a few days, i guess that's the real test so we will be seeing what happens over the next couple of days. >> president trump releasing a four-minute video saturday night from inside walter reed medical center he is fighting the same virus that is killed more than 200,000 americans. when the president was admitted, the white house said it was done out of an eadows had said the president was experiencing were actually much more serious. if >> these made unbelievable improvements from yesterday morning when i know a number of us, the doctor and i were very concerned. >> on saturday morning, meadows said the president had gone through a very concerning period and was still not on a clear path to recovery, but mere minutes earlier and just steps away the president of austria's position gave brighter assessment. >> the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. >> it's still unclear exactly where and when the president contracted a vi

chris christie. and remember, the president's own doctor, sean conley, has said the president is not yet out of the woods and he won't be for at least a week. let's dig deeper. kara lee joins us from the white house. also yamiche alcindor. and it was just announced yamiche will be honored with the eiffel award. and robert gibbs who was press secretary under president obama. now that the president is home, what is the plan? how are they keeping other people in the white house safe? it was just a week ago the president looked at somebody with a mask and said, take that thing off. >> yeah, steph. well, the plan is multifold in terms of the president's medical care. he's expected to continue to be monitored 24/7. we know from his doctor he's supposed to receive the fifth dose of remdesivir some time today. his doctor also said yesterday, we're really in unchartered territory given the number of treatments that the president has had and that he wouldn't breathe a sigh of relief until next monday. in the meantime, the president and the white house are saying that he's set up to work in the residence so he can

chris nguyen, ab krc 7 news. >>> facebook is doing what it can with the buy black friday. we spoke with one of the black business owners part of the guide and erica woods. >> reporter: erica woods of facebook, thank you for joining us to talk about buy black friday. i'm really interested in this. can you explain first off, what it is and why you-all are doing this on facebook? >> sure, i'm happy to talk to you. this friday, the 30th, we're starting the buy black friday campaign. over the next month leading up into black friday on the 27th, we will have live shows on our platform to help support small black owned businesses across the docountry. >> black businesses closing at twice the rate of other businesses. so why and how are you seeing facebook as a tool to be helpful? >> when covid really hit, we saw most impact to small businesses but you hit it on the head. black owned businesses, one in five closed during this pandemic. double the rate of any other owned biasusinesses that are sm. we wanted to step up and help and support these folks. >> i hear you have a gift guide and i'm particularly interested in this maybe for a gift, maybe for myself, i d

woods, that sort of thing. then finally, we got the videotape from the president, himself, tonight, four minute long and i thought and i'm interested in what you think, chris. because you have known donald trump longer than i have. but i thought we could see a real note of vulnerability in that tape, where he said, i'm starting to feel good, but you don't know. watch the next couple of days. i thought that was more revealing at that moment than anything the doctor told us at the press conference today. >> well, usually, he understands having very well about messaging, which is, show no uncertainty, say things are true, whether you are or not, if you repeat it enough, people will believe you. to this point he is a testament to that he has been qualifying thing. i think i'm going to be good. they tell me this we'll see. that is an unusual level of qualifying for him. i tell you what, he is not denying he's sick. as somebody who has it. >> reporter: exactly. >> what i am hearing about him does not match up with mine. when you are sick, will you know it, john. this is a scary thing, nobody can give you answers, even as the president of the united states. i kno

out of the woods and even thousand he seemed short of breath last night arriving back at the white house. do not forget former governor and trump debate adviser is still in the hospital chrisistie and three republican senators are now infected. yet one of them senator ron johnson suggested in a radio interview to follow the sweden model meaning no lockdowns and likely a lot more people would have gotten sick and died and remember covid-19 is taken one of the party's former candidates. herman cain died weeks after he attended the president's rally in oklahoma not wearing a mask, not social distancing. here was senator ron kennedy's take on the virus yesterday. in an interview on fox news. >> it shows what we have learned about this virus. we have learned two things among others but two things stand in out in my mind. it is very contagious. number two, it is not nearly as lethal as the experts told us it was going to be. >> joining me now former rnc chairman and senior advise tore the listen con foundation and former aide olivia troye. let's inject this conversation with a little bit of science and a little bit of expertise by playing a conversation, a snippet of it that my

woods. i think they said they wanted to monitor him through the weekend to make sure that his vital signs are good and that he is recovering well. >> bret: chris are one minute away from this moment where president trump after taking a video inside is going to walk out of those doors. this is a big moment, not only because he's getting cleared, but also we are so close to the selection and what this means and how it plays will really be fascinating to see. >> when james brown would perform with the famous, he would give all in the show, he would sweat, rant, rave, then he would hunched down on the stage. they would come over with a cape to put it on him. he would throw the tape off, no, i can't stop now! i have too much, i've got to go. that is what trump wants to do here. i was down, i was suffering, but now i'm back. i'm fighting. i'm a champion. i'm the tough dog come i can do it. that is what he wants to take out at this moment. now you can over inflate a situation like this. you can put too much on your cue shot and of course with this administration they do that, but the clean gift they want here is to say this is a guy that can come bac