joe miss coe poe attended. >> he looked so tough when i saw him. i saw him thursday in bedminster, and i've never seen him more on top of his game. >> rick meta and kathryn hermis also attended. >> kathy and i were at least 30 to 40 feet away from the president, ample hand sanitizer, people socially distancing. >> today kaylee >> socially distanced. it was an outdoor event and it was deemed safe by white house operations to attend that event. >> who exactly assessed that it was safe for the president. you know he had exposure, to travel to new jersey. >> white house operations maid the assessment. in consultation with others. thank you guys so much. >> by thursday night, the president was talking about hicks' positive result. >> you know hope very well. she's fantastic and has done a great job. i just went out for a test. they just did did, it will come back later, and the first lady also, because we spent a lot of time with hope. so we'll see what happens. >> hours later at tweeted the first lady and i tested positive for covid-19. the first lady

and, again, it doesn't look like good faith when "mitt coe" gets your -- blitz coe get -- politico getsil before you get it. he will write a letter in response,. i haven't seen a copy of that draft yet, but right now we don't see a compromise, we don't think there's good faith negotiations. maria: what are the chances of a stimulus package in a lame duck session, larry? >> it's very hard to say. i really -- very, very hard to say what the house will do. maria: okay. >> what the president will do, what the senate will do. it's awfully hard to say. look, we tried our darnedest. we compromised, we raised our asking number. president trump said on key issues he would even spend more than the democrats, but they've gone too far. they've gone off -- some of their asks have nothing to do with covid, they have nothing to do with the economy. we can't bail out cities and states across the country, pension funds, so forth, we're not going to add health care to illegal immigrants. that stuff can be adjudicated later. there's no reason why it can't be done now, we need economic assistance, this is

. >> it's capty vating wh-- captig when captain coe explains how. >> the chart master and mike say there is value to be found across the pacific what are you looking at in japan? >> before we get to the charts, what we know is year-to-date, the nikkei is virtually unchanged. first, taiwan versus korea so instead of using the taiwan index, we are using the ewt and ewy for south korea. and add in japan if i were to include the spy, it would look identical which is to say these are all in dollars so we have adjusted out for the currency that comparative chart is opportunity, japan lagging first, the ewt, i circled the prepandemic high, the plunge, we recovered to it and have broken out. the index has made new highs we know that now look at korea. next chart ewy. same circumstance. the prepandemic high, i have circled it, the plunge and we have recovered to it and broken out. the final chart, for japan i have circled the prepandemic high, but we have not yet broken out. the long trade here is ewz >> there is the trade. we are looking at japan using -- thanks, carter for that. mike, let's go

scott miss coe vich, a national consultant and pioneered pop-up testing in hawaii. he joins me now live from hawaii. hello, interesdoctor, thanks fog on. how are you tonight? >> i'm well, thank you for asking. the president says he'll know in a couple of days how he's doing and that the doctor says he's not out of the woods. as we just heard, kind of tricky to know exactly how he is faring, since the doctor has not been that forthcoming with details. what do you flake what you're hearing about did? >>. >> from what we're hearing about the disease, there are many days. the average number of days before someone is admitted to the intention self care unit is ten to 12 days. the way this disease destroys the lung tissue over time, that lung strdestruction will lead t shortness of breath, that's why those questions about is he on oxygen or not, those are very important. because that is a sign that there is worsening damage to the lung tissue. he's far from being out of the woods right now. >> we know his chief of staff said that his vital signs were very concerning. what

and, again, it doesn't look like good faith when "mitt coe" gets your -- blitz coe get -- politico getsite a letter in response,. i haven't seen a copy of that draft yet, but right now we don't see a compromise, we don't think there's good faith negotiations. maria: what are the chances of a stimulus package in a lame duck session, larry? >> it's very hard to say. i really -- very, very hard to say what the house will do. maria: okay. >> what the president will do, what the senate will do. it's awfully hard to say. look, we tried our darnedest. we compromised, we raised our asking number. president trump said on key issues he would even spend more than the democrats, but they've gone too far. they've gone off -- some of their asks have nothing to do with covid, they have nothing to do with the economy. we can't bail out cities and states across the country, pension funds, so forth, we're not going to add health care to illegal immigrants. that stuff can be adjudicated later. there's no reason why it can't be done now, we need economic assistance, this is no reason except for stalling on

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fauci told the coe that scientists are finding that individuals who have regard from the infection happened to get, muscle plane, fever, problems with the neurological system, cognitive ever now police . 60 o 70 percent of covid-19 positive people including those who are a symptom medic have indicated and pet indications of part albums. there's no question about it . covid-19 whether you are symptom medic or not. it is going to be a pre-existing condition. and if insurance companies can discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions, that if you have ever had covid-19, whether you knew it or not. you're either not going to be able to get insurance ever again. or you're going to be charged so much that is unaffordable. this is the question the senate republicans are spaced with. over the course of the next few weeks. they vote for judge amy coney barrett, they are going to be sure that everybody in this country with covid-19 is going to either have insurance unavailable to them in the future are going to be charged so much that they can't ever afford it. covid-19 is a pre-existing

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coe, do we have any members of the public for public comment at this time? >> madam chair, there are no callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: okay, thank you, and public comment is closed. i just want to thank you all for your service as mr. lee said, that we anticipate we're going to be very busy. and so we appreciate you spending your time and lending your expertise to the city in this voluntary role. thank you. any other comments from my colleagues? >> supervisor mar: i just wanted to thank the applicants for your willingness to serve on the assessment appeals board. yeah, and the work of the board is going to be incredibly important. looking ahead with the impacts of covid and the economic crisis, and the dramatic changes to how and where we live and work. so i think that having really experienced and fair and committed members of the assessment appeals board is really important. so thank you, all of you. >> chair ronen: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor stefani, did you want to mention anything? >> supervisor stefani: just a huge thank you for being

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. >> it's captivating when captain coe explains how "options action" starts right now. >> u.s. markets rallied for a strong week, but the start master and mike sa there is value to be found across the pacific what are you looking at in japan? >> before we get to the charts, what we know is year-to-date, the nikkei is virtually unchanged. the s&p is up 8%. first, taiwan versus korea so instead of using the taiwan stock exchange index or the kospi, we're using the ewt for taiwan and ewy for korea they are literally neck and neck. it's a perfect set of parallel lines. now, add in japan, ewz, the i shares for japan. here you see the divergence. if i were to include the spy, it would look identical which is to say these are all in dollars so we have adjusted out for the currency that comparative chart is the opportunity, japan lagging. and so take a look now at the individual i shares thems seelv. first ewt. i've circled the pre pandemic high. the plunge, we recovered to it and we've broken out. the index has made new highs we know that the index itself, the taiwan stock exchange in

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howard coe joins us, now. he is former assistant secretary for health in the obama administration and professor at harvard th chan school of public health. you heard the president, a moment ago. keeps bragging that supposedly we have turned a corner in this pandemic. but, nothing could be further from the truth, if you actually look at the numbers. >> that's right, don. unfortunately, all the trends are going in the wrong way, right now. in wisconsin, where the president's going tomorrow across the country. in the midwest, north dakota, south dakota, iowa, places like that. we have seen rising cases, lately. with daily counts now, as high as we have seen ever throughout this pandemic. and we are seeing rising hospitalizations and overwhelmed hospital staff in places like w wisconsin where a field hospital was set up. test-positivity rates rising as well. so all this reflects, don, the fact that, despite thousands and millions of americans, individually, sacrificing over many months, we have, yet, to have a uni

he came into the hospital yesterday taken from his home in jeer coe where he was in serious but stabledition and remained in that condition overnight. again the hospital said this morning his condition deteriorated and he is now in critical condition. he is ventilated and is under general anesthesia. he was diagnosed about a week and a half ago. and all along he has been a high risk case because of a lung transplant he underwent in 2017 in the united states. these are critical hours as he remains in critical condition at a hospital in jerusalem. >> absolutely. it's actually rosemary, oren. so, israel is easing restrictions. is there any concern that that move could be premature as we've seen so many other times across the globe? >> reporter: rosemary, i apologize for the confusion there, and yes, there certainly certa concern here. if you compare the lockdowns, the numbers are dramatically different. it was less than a death a day after the first lockdown. new cases were in the teens or 20 or 30. and the numbers are much higher. the deaths are in low dubl digits every day and there are

take a listen peered >> this coe business of deciding whether the dogma lives too loudly of someone. business of deciding which religious beliefs are good and which religious beliefs are bad and which are weird. none of this committee can dive into any of that in this context because in this committee and this congress and this constitutional structure, religious liberty is the basic truth. >> bret: we'll see what we get over the next few days, but pure politics, how does this play if it gets through? how does it play after the election? >> well, you've got to like that, which is basically the inversion. that's what he has been saying to democrats about roberta mccain, which is you want to bring up religion question him or her seven kids? please do, because we are want to roast you alive if you try. and that has been what publicans have been putting out in front of cory booker and others who were prone to that and sort of high school theatrics when it came to the previous hearings to try to make this emotional. but, to his point, i don't jack. the political fallout, it is something t

four-time medalist sebastian coe, the president, is speaking out against the game's rules with racial. he's now meeting with organizers ahead of next year's games in tokyo and working with a social justice team to hammer out some possible rule changes. >>> it's 6:52 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay" all the top stories we've been following for you including as we've been telling you, president trump says no way to a virtual presidential debate. hear from him himself on why. >>> plus, google planned san jose expansion is starting to take shape. the new effort to reshape downtown that suddenly includes a lot more new housing. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." 6:55. quick look at the top stories we're following for you this morning. >> take you to the white house for breaking news as we have been reporting early this morning. the commission on presidential debate said the next debate would be virtual with president trump and joe biden in different locations set next thursday for the interest of public health. but president trump was

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. >> joining me now is the coe director of that documentary, totally under control, suzanne killingerere are two other directors behind this film. big welcome to you. >> thank you sfa i heard this was a secret documentary. tell us what that means, and how it came to be? >> we thought it was really important to not have a bunch of press coming out about this film that we were making it mostly because we were really pushing to try to get people from within the inside the administration or folks who had recently left to talk to us. when there is press coming out and people are already making their minds up about what the film is, what we are doing, it puts even more pressure on people to make a decision whether or not to speak to us. mostly because of that. >> why did you feel the need to tell this story. >> we felt like we were -- all over new york city, we were watching the whole city shut down. and we felt like there were things that could have been done. there were decisions that could have been made early on n the first three months, to contain this virus. we felt like with an upcom

them to seek medical question is the your sense that the white house has taken coe precautions ituld? we know they've turned down the c.d.c. offer toelp with contact tracing, but does it appear they have taken the steps they should have? >> the only way you could in all honesty and transparency answer the question is say what it isho thatd have been done, whether they did it or not, i don't know. but, clarly, when you have a situation, when someone comes into close contact with aed documenfected person, that means within six feet of a person, for 15 mites or more, who is documented to have coronavirus infection, and th rules are that you should get tested, number one, and, even if you're negative, you should have either 14 days of quarantine or, if a person is in a situation where they are an essential eyrsonnel, they can go into society, but the got to, a, ar a mask, b, be conscious of distances, c, wash their hands frequently, and, d, if they ge any symptoms, they've got to pull themselves out of circulation. so those guidelines are very clear of whahapns when you are in direct cont

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they had of well left us it says athletes should be allowed to protest during the olympic games seb coe has gone against the policy of the international committee which has banned any form of political protest during the games ko made the comments on a visit to tokyo's national stadium which is due to host the delayed games next year he says it's time for change the rules. i've been very clear that if an athlete wishes to take the knee on i podium then i'm supportive of that and we've worked very closely with our athletes 3 days difficult months we now have a working group within paul that i think that is looking at this as a major issue for us to be able to work through with the athletes and that is important yeah teach your part of the world and they want to reflect the world they live in and that is told me that that is is perfectly acceptable as long as it is done we respect and compete despite other competitors it was a record breaking night on track in spain on wednesday if you let us and but it's a good day said a new time of 14 minutes 6.62 seconds in the 5000 metres she say don

and tonight solano county has confirmed its first case of both the flu and covid coe infection. citing medical privacy will only know that the person is under the age of 65. but as kron four's terisa stasio tells us health officials are saying this should be a warning for all of us. >>medical experts say that this case is someone having covid-19 and the seasonal flu at the very same time re emphasizes the importance of getting a flu shot or potentially facing some very serious medical consequences and the rest is that you'll have a worse today, they have a worse disease because you're suffering from 2 at the same time it's harder to your body's immune system to fight off both viruses simultaneously doctor balan ma cash is the solano county health officer. >>he says this first case diagnosed in the county of a person having both covid and the seasonal flu at once has been a concern statewide and nationally ever since covid swept into the country unfortunately that they co occurrence of these 2 diseases and make some unity. >>increases the risk of some severe health outcome. >>now

bridge as you conquered, and martinez we have crews dealing with a crash northbound 6.80 at the che coe boulevard that's blocking and it has traffic crawling in both directions leading up to the scene back to you thanks robin. >>the state health leaders have released a new reopening guideline for theme parks which on the surface, sounds like good news. it does is just not if you're disneyland or the other big ones travelers as it and has more. >>area roller coaster fans will have to wait a little longer to experience their favorite thrill rides that's because the updated guidance from california public health officials does not allow large theme parks to reopen until the county in which they operate moves into the yellow tear of the state's blueprint for a safe economy smaller theme parks on the other hand are good to go. >>these will be limited in capacity up to 25% or 500 visitors, whichever is fewer. all the other 2 parts the larger of 2 parts. we are waiting cure for that big yellow here part of the decision-making bob california public health sending a small team to amusement parks

coe, do we still have the public commenter on the line? >> operator: no, that caller has hung up. >> chair ronen: okay. then public comment is closed. you know, i just want to thank you, again, senator burton, for your willingness to do this. i can't imagine a more capable and experienced person to serve on this commission, and i wanted to have the opportunity to thank you for your decades of service and for expiring a whole new generation of politicians like myself to fight hard for people that are generally left behind and who deserve the same dignity and respect as all of us. you've been an example to me throughout my career. and don't laugh at me about that. i mean it. with that, i make a motion to forward that to the full board with a recommendation -- >> supervisor stefani: chair ronen, my name is on the roster. >> chair ronen: thank you. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chair ronen. you described yourself, when we spoke the other day, as a political icon still on the move. for so long, you've been a champion for

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refusing to answer questions about very serious topics, that would impact the country forou generations to coe from a court packing, the green new deal, completely abandon the left when it is convenient, like in the debate last night, but then today, force, you see him trying to placate them and bring them back into the party, hopefully vote for him in november. he keeps changing his tune on making things in america, sounds a lot like president trump one for years he voted for things like nafta, admitted president trump's usmca is better, l and yet hasn't put a real plan on the table to bring manufacturing back to the united states and has in fact on the opposite by proposing higher taxes and more environmental regulation for businesses, so i think americans are smart enough to eat through the rhetoric, even during a raucous debate, and they will make decisions based on results and the experience they think will help their families in the future. >> sean: dan bongino, the president justie saying they ar, rioting is okay but interrupting joe or words offend the liberal media, and they are comin

. >> i am vivian coe. carman chu co-founded the challenge along in 2018, along with the department on the status of women, as well as the league of women voters in san francisco. our mission is to raise women's voices and their voting power. you can learn more about our initiative on our website wchallenge.org. before we start, i would like to thank our w challenge partners and supports and occur co-hosts -- and our co-hosts listed in the shared screen before. for organizing today's event, as well as kicking off a social media campaign as this year's challenge. we want to encourage more women to vote, especially for this upcoming election. we'll share more details later on in the program. you can learn more about the initiative on wchallenge.org 100 women. today's event will stream live on sfgovtv.org youtube channel, as well as the city's facebook and twitter accounts. i want to thank our colleagues here from sfgov tv for working in the backgrounds and making this event as successful as possible for every

didn't say a tariff had to be there all of the time and they would help to grow to be sdprotrong and to coegainst britain. and the time of the united states was being formed and hard money was the only legal currency and the government -- paper money and some banks did and they could be weak and the money could go away and it would go with the central bank that we would have until the federal reserve system would have in the 21st century and it hurt him politically when he supported that and he thought all of this was necessary for the good of the nation. >> well, henry clay sounds like a pretty good guy, but you said he had a lot of enemies. he was also known to have some vices. what were his vices? >> you talk about the age that this was in, vices became more prominent the longer he lived as long as the political scene went because in his youth he was known as the person who liked to gamble. he said it was a very good political tool. he could sit down and when he was making the peace treaty in the war of 1812 and sit across from the british and play poker with them and see how much they w

. >> what is the path to sustainable midsingle digit revenue growth for remain coe.on't know how you get there >> so, jim, i think you'll agree that red hat is growing. if i look at the past year and a quarter, we have had them, we have been growing at close to 20%. so if you imagine a business of that size going 20%, that goes in contributes some couple percent to the overall growth of the company. two, our software business, maybe go to increase both organic r&d investment and acquisitions to contribute the next layer of growth three, we now use the word ecosystem. we are going to grow businesses that are going to be measured in the hundreds of millions, maybe the low billions, with a few big partners you heard us announce new partnerships with adobe, you heard us announce increased partnerships with salesforce including some of the other bit cloud players, et cetera as we extend those numbers and get others on to our financial services cloud et cetera, that ecosystem will grab a third layer of growth and, fourth, as our global business services team spends added m

let's bring in iowa knee that kumar, mutt coe's white house correspondent -- politico 's white houseffering ash doctor 500 billion coronavirus relief package that would provide funds to exband unemployment benefits -- expand unemployment benefits, another round of the paycheck protection program, financial aid to schools and funding for testing and contact tracing. speaker pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin, as you know, they're currently in talks. so if the two don't come up with anything different, can the peeker afford to turn down the -- is the speaker afford to ton down the current deal? >> i don't think it's likely it's going the pass the house anyway because she -- house speaker nancy pelosi's already said time and time again she's not going to be willing to go for that. this is pretty much the same bill, the same proposal they had earlier, and she's already rejected that. she said it just doesn't go far enough and doesn't address a lot of the needs. is so i think it's unlikely to get past the senate. arthel: a so expond on some of the bobss. >> there are so many, and

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i'm just going to hear a motion to pass resolution 2020-003-coe adopting the 2020 reduced risk pes pesticide list for city properties? i have a motion, and a second. let's move to the roll call, please. [roll call] >> motion passes. >> and i just want to always thank the policy committee for the work that they do, and chris and your team for the hard, hard work that you do almost every single year. all right. the next item, please, katie. >> all right. the next item is item 7, discussion and vote on whether the commission should send letters to bell laboratories to support distribution of its rat control alternative practiced and to the e.p.a. to support a variance to allow dry ice to be used as a pesti cried. the sponsor is deborah raphael, director, and the speaker is chris geiger, integrated pest management program manager. >> so i guess all i can say, how many commissions are jealous that they don't have an item called rat ice. it's an exciting project for us here. it's an interesting story that chris will share a little bit with you that the policy found quite ironic and compelling and