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david lee roth posted just one sentence what a long great trip it's been wow now singer david lee roth wasn't always with the band van halen he was on again off again the resort of turbulence. there over the years. they were. stuck all the time even when he had problems even when there were problems with a record company even when some of the members were replaced. and especially singer david lee roth's he left the band come back and left again but. eddie van halen worked rarely with other musicians but when he did it was spectacular and we have a really good example michael jackson on the song beat it we all know it he wasn't even stratus it on the album and didn't appear in the back and here is a guitar that came here is guitar really make this song to his son. michael kroger thank you so much for coming in studio to honor the event when. and from a giant of rock n roll now to of literal giant well it was actually supposed to be an auction of impressionist and modern art except ben christie's auction house threw a giant t.-rex into the mix and big surprise it wasn't the picasso that got the highest price of that auction it was a t. rex he sold for almost $32000000.00 and then the other dinosaur near. the release of the new jurassic world film has been pushed back from next year to 2822 it's another big blow to movie theaters after hollywood had already postponed the rele

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david lee roth posted just one sentence what a long great trip it's been wow now singer david lee roth wasn't always with the band van halen he was on again off again the resort of turbulence. there over the years. they were told to. stop all the time even when he had problems even when there were problems with a record company in even when some of the members were replaced. and especially singer david lee roth's he left the band come back and left again but. eddie van halen worked rarely with other musicians but when he did it was spectacular and we have a really good example michael jackson on the song beat it we all know it he wasn't even stratus is on the album and didn't appear in the b.t.o. back and here is a guitar that came here is guitar really make this song to his son. michael krueger thank you so much for coming in studio to honor that event when. and from a giant of rock n roll now to of literal giant well it was actually supposed to be an auction of impressionist and modern art except ben christie's auction house threw an giant t.-rex into the mix and big surprise it wasn't the picasso that got the highest price about auction it was the t.-rex who sold for almost $32000000.00 and in other dinosaur news the release of the new drastic world film has been pushed back from next year to 2022 that's another big blow to movie theaters after hollywood had already postponed the

david lee miller with the very latest. david lee. reporter: neil, a few moments ago mayor de blasio wrapped up the daily briefing, quoting him now, we're at crucial moment in the city. the mayor was referring to the nine coronavirus hot spots that as you mentioned are located in brooklyn and queens, two of the outer borrows. in all those areas which are identified by zip codes the infection rate spiked past 3% for seven consecutive days. in some neighborhoods it has more than doubled that threshold. the question now, what to do about it? starting today all schools in the affected areas are closed for at least two weeks. the mayor is calling for the closure of all non-essential businesses in these nine zip codes. but any shutdown will require the approval of governor andrew cuomo who so far has not given the green light. cuomo expressed doubt that the businesses are contributing to the spike. he questions effectiveness identifying hot spots by zip codes. the conflicting messages from the governor and mayor left many new yorkers frustrated and angry. the mayor says he is waiting for guidance from the state. >> the plan presented is the way to address this the state can modify it as they see fit. the important thing is to come to decision quickly so we can get morning. we're prepared to implement tomorrow morning in the nine zip codes once we have sign-off from the state. reporter: in addition to the nine zip codes the mayor is talking about, he also says that there are 13 sip codes on a watch list because of an increasing rate of infection from the coronavirus. the mayor says, those communities in his words, still have time to turn things around. he said they must take the proper precautions such as social distancing as well as wearing masks. neil? neil: david miller, thank you very much, my friend. all of this in a backdrop environment has new york rents collapsing on average 10%. a record number of vacant apartments. that prompted talk new york city itself already dropped dead and it is in a world of hurt, something that jerry seinfeld, comedian no less, found seriously annoying. look at this. >> is new york dead? >> are you asking me? >> i'm asking you. >> when you were a kid kicking over the anthill that just happened to us. they just kicked over the whole anthill. what dot ants do? all right. hand me the next crumb, let's get back to work. neil: jerry is very confident that the city will get back to work. that it is not dead forever as one fellow comedian put it. peter calico joinses me former mta chairman, big developer, port authority commissioner, earlier days the former "new york post" owner, on and on. pete, thank you for coming. who is right, jerry seinfeld, the city can and will come back, with all the others, latest closures it

david lee miller is live in new york city with the latest. david lee, it is very confusing. break it down for us. reporter: indeed it is. the bottom line, melissa, this is a significant setback for new york city's recovery from the coronavirus. as you just mentioned new york city officials starting tomorrow are going to shut down all public and private schools in a total of nine zip codes in the city because of a spike in the virus. the city wants the epicenter of the virus is experiencing an increase in the infection rate not so much in manhattan but the outer boroughs of brooklyn and queens. all the affected zip codes have seen an infection rate of 3% or more the past seven davis. some have more than double that 3% threshold. new york city mayor de blasio has called for the shutdown of non-essential businesses including indoor and outdoor dining in the nine zip codes are affected, but that part of the city's plan has not received the required approval from the state. it appears the mayor and the governor are at odds how to move forward. many of the hot spots have significant number of orthodox jewish residents who not adhered to social distancing or masks. supreme court ruling religious institutions adhering to religious protocols must remain open, governor andrew cuomo today issued this warning. >> i will meet with members of the ultra-orthodox community tomorrow. i will have that conversation directly myself. this can not happen again. if you do not agree to enforce the rules men we'll close the institutions down. reporter: now in addition to meeting with the ultra-orthodox jewish leaders como says he will meet with the black church community and catholic community. north of new york city, other areas in the state are seeing spikes in covid cases. the governor says the so-called clusters must be contained and he criticized local governments for not doing more to prevent the spread of the virus. new york state will be in charge of compliance of health and safety rules n the rules of governor andrew cuomo i quote him, you will see more people die if woe don't do more enforcement. melissa. melissa: davidthat. connell? connell: all right. melissa, let's talk to one ever the small businesses that could be impacted by all of this. kathy and megan join us. they are owners of a gym, tfw, in brookline. as melissa said, david reported it, some of this is very confusing today. cathy i will start with you, some of you guys can stay open as i right? as the back and forth goes between the governor and mayor although i'm not 100% how this will play out next couple days. what have you been told if anything? >> i do have to agree with you it is very confusing. yesterday we were assuming we have to close on wednesday. today governor cuomo said we don't yet. connell: yet, right. so that means for now, i know, i think the mayor might try to still push forward with that but it seems from those comments we just heard the governor is kind of taking control of this. these two have gone back and forth if anybody is following what is happening in new york throughout the last six months, have not agreed all

david lee miller with more from new york city. david lee. reporter: hi, neil. new york is now cracking down on coronavirus hot spots starting today but not everyone really think this is such a good idea. hundreds of ultrareligious jewish demonstrators took to the streets two nights in a row to reduced capacity at houses of wore shin, shutting of schools, shutting down of all non-essential businesses in certain areas. this ask backed by democratic mayor bill de blasio and ordered by fellow democrat andrew cuomo. they targeted red zones in brooklyn, queens, areas north of the city where things have spiked. these have many ultrareligious jewish residents who refuse to wear masks and take precautions. the mayor urged residents in the last hour for them to comply with the new restrictions. >> it can be stopped. we can stop it together. that means speaking in a unified voice, respecting with each other, working with each other to get it done. it won't be easy. there will be things we have to work through. there will be things we have to figure out. that is the truth. reporter: and these street protests might just be the beginning of the efforts to roll back these restrictions. the leader of one jewish umbrella group saying they're planning on going to court. neil? neil: davidk you very, very much. let's head down to the gulf coast right now where hurricane delta is spiraling still and getting a lot stronger. could it land tomorrow night, maybe into saturday? we don't know exactly. casey stegall in morgan city, louisiana where they're quite literally batting ening down the hatches. reporter: neil, the list of mandatory evacuation orders keep growing. at least nine parishes across the state of louisiana have told residents in lower lying areas to get outin in another seven parishes, mandatory evacuation orders have been put into effect. officials say the window is closing for people to make their final preparations ahead of this landfall now forecasted for sometime tomorrow night. in morgan city here, look at this video, a 21-foot tall storm barrier protects much of the city. the highest storm surge forecasted for delta is 11 feet, a little west of us. but models keep pushing this closer and closer to lake charles, areas already devastated by hurricane laura

david lee miller has the story this morning. what are you hearing from community leaders there, david lee? >> some in the religious jewish community say they're being unfairly targeted by governor cuomo's plan to impose new restriction on the most severe coronavirus hot spots. during last night's protest in addition to burning masks threats to ignore the governors orders. many in the community are outraged the new restrictions houses of worship to 25% capacity for the maximum of 10 people and the banning of all mass gathering. the governor's order closes public and private schools. shuts non-essential businesses and ends indoor and outdoor dining. the areas facing the most restrictive shut downs are called red zones. parts of brooklyn and queens and two counties north of the cities contain large numbers of jewish residents. less severe are yellow and orange. cuomo said his plan is not about religion or group but data driven. he says any event with a great number of people risks spreading the disease. >> this is about mass gatherings. and one of the prime places of mass gatherings are houses of worship. i understand it's a sensitive topic. >> governor cuomo has given local governments until the end of the week to put his plan in effect. new york city officials are indicating it will likely go into effect as soon as tomorrow for the city and governor cuomo when he talks about how serious he is talks about enforcement being key. he says the fine now for organizing any mass gatherings has now been increased to $15,000. bill. >> bill: wow. we'll see if it makes a difference. david lee miller changing developments today in new york. thank you, david lee. >> sandra: california governor gavin newsom sparking confusion after a tweet telling restaurant goers in his state to put their masks on in between bites. william la jeunesse is live in los angeles. doesn't that guidance go against the recommendations of some of our top health experts? >> it is contradict tree, unrealistic and confusing. the video the governor put out in july. the five most common mask mistakes. touching the front of your mask because adjusting it contaminates the surface unless the germ is in. four is, quote, avoid taking your mask on and off or pulling it below your chin to talk to others. compare that to saturday's tweet where he says diners should take their masks on and off. going out to eat, don't forget to keep your mask on in between bites to keep those around you healthy. medical sources say it's a reckless idea. you aren't supposed to touch your mask and rewear it. if you touch your ma

david lee roth posted just one sentence what a long great trip it's been wow now senior david lee roth wasn't always with the band van halen he was on again off again there is a lot of turbulence. there over the years. they were. stuck all the time even when he had problems even when there were problems with a record company even when some of the members were replaced. and especially singer david lee roth's he left the band come back and left again but. eddie van halen worked rarely with other musicians but when he did it was spectacular and we have a really good example michael jackson on the song beat it we all know it he wasn't even stratus it on the album and didn't appear in the back and here is a guitar that he can hear is guitar really make the song to his son. michael kroger thank you so much for coming in studio to honor the van halen. and from a giant of rock n roll now to of literal giant well it was actually supposed to be an auction of impressionist and modern art except ben christie's auction house threw in a giant t.-rex into the mix and big surprise it wasn't the picasso that got the highest price about auction it was the t.-rex who sold for almost $32000000.00 and in other dinosaur news the release of the new drastic world film has been pushed back from next year to 2022 it's another big blow to movie theaters after hollywood had already postponed the release

david lee miller's live in new york city with the update. hey, david lee. >> moments ago the mayor finished his daily briefing. he said "we are at a crucial moment in this city." the mayor has raised concern about nine coronavirus hot spots that are located in brooklyn and queens. in all of those areas that are identified by zip code, the infection rate has spiked past 3% for the past seven days. in some neighborhoods it's more than double that threshold. the question is what to do about it. starting today, all schools in the affected areas are closed for at least two weeks. the mayor is going for the closure of all nonessential businesses in those nine zip codes. any shutdown requires the approval of governor andrew cuomo who so far has not given the green light. cuomo has expressed doubts that businesses are significantly contributing to the spike. he questions the effectiveness of identifying those hot spots by zip code. the conflicting messages from the governor and mayor have left many in the art feeling confused, frustrated, angry. the mayor says he is now waiting for guidance from the state. >> the template to address this. the state is looking at the template. we understand it's their ultimate decision. they can modify as they see fit. the important thing is to come to a decision quickly so we can get going. we are prepared to implement as soon as tomorrow morning in those nine zip codes once we have the sign off from the sta state. >> in addition to those nine hot spots that have already been identified, the mayor said there are 13 communities that are on what he described as a watch list. he says they still have time in those communities too and his words "turn things around." he says residence there must practice social distancing, wear a mask and take other preventative measures. >> sandra: difficult time for all those involved in those new shutdowns. david>> trace: baseballs quarantine playoffs are getting underway on the players are buzzing about one slugger inside the bubble. this message is for spouses of veterans with a va loan. with just one call to newday you can cut your family's mortgage payments by $3000 a year. the va streamline refi is a benefit your spouse earned. it shortens the refi process so veteran families can save money by refinancing. there is no income verification. no appraisal. no out of pocket costs. all time low mortgage rates have now dropped even lower. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. >> trace: atlanta braves star freddie freeman with his 4-year-old son inside the playoff bubble. wiffle ball deep. >> sandra: that's awesome. thanks for joining us. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> melissa: fox news aler

david lee miller is live in new york city on that for us. david lee. at least one high profile person was caught up in all this. >> that's right. we're talking about the man often referred to as america's mayor. former nrk city mayor and personal attorney rudy giuliani was caught up in scuffle. his car was hit with an egg rolling down fifth avenue along with other vehicles demonstrating support for the president. supporters shouted at giuliani. using explicit language that we can't repeat that he is not welcome in new york city. the confrontation took place near trump tower. hundreds of cars were driven in into manhattan as jews for trump and black voices for trump. giuliani was not injured and safely drove away from the scene. anti-trump demonstrators attempted to tear banners off cars and threw red paint. they carried a massive 2020 playing through time square. punches were thrown and pepper spray was used by anti-trump protestors. the nypd tried to separate the groups and at least two officers suffered minor injuries. remember now, election day is just over one week away. the nypd says it is preparing for more protests. >> sandra: david, thank you. >> trace: president trump set to arrive in pennsylvania any moment now. the president will speak to supporters at a rally in allentown, probably the top of the hour. it's one of three stops in that state today. sandra takes us on a spin on the touch screen next. >> president trump: i love pennsylvania. i won it the last time against crooked hillary, right? pennsylvania, a major state. important state. very important to me. attention veteran homeowners: record low mortgage rates have dropped even lower. at newday, veterans can shortcut the refinance process and save $250 a month. $3000 dollars a year. with the va streamline refi at newday, there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $3000 a year. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know. if you have medicare you may be able to get more benefits w