there was talk about communicating with faa. one of our big investigators helped the faa design their test facility in the atlantic city technical center. they're all really connected. they're getting back to work from their covid break. we set up a call once a month with the f aa people so everybody knows what they're doing, what they're getting ready to do. i think at the working level it's well coordinated. >> i look forward to seeing when it's more formalized. with the last minute of my time, i believe my questions are for dr. roach. i'm looking to understand what sort of measures -- and this piggybacks -- that we're doing to make sure that our military members both existing and veterans are continuing to have good health. and i'm specifically wanting to understand if there is any ongoing blood testing for military fighters. have you begun that testing? will this testing include civilians as well as dod firefighters? >> it is dr. roche's area, but i will answer yes. we will be starting in october to test all of the firefight

. >> faa administrator steve dixon pledged the grounded 737 max would not carry passengers again until he had flown it himself. last wednesday with the former airline pilot at the controls, the max took off from boeing's field in seattle. >> i luke what i saw on the flight this morning. >> the two hour flight aimed to give dixon a sense for how the design changes perform in a real world setting. >> it's been a constructive week. that doesn't mean that i don't have some de brief items for the boeing team and the fa team. >> the max has been grounded since march of 2019 after two deadly crashes killed 346. a the center of both accidents a faulty sensor prompted repeated activation of a previously unknown anti-stall system. a scathing report from the house transportation committee last month faulted boeing and the faa's process that certified the a show flight by theas not administrator is meaningless to me. >> chairman peter defazio says he has bipartisan support for the faa resetter if i kaition bill. >> they were responding to the needs of the corporation to rush a plane out to compete

the faa expected to require simulator training for pilots. >> question i get asked frequently is, is it safe would you fly on it the answer is yes and yes. i would gladly put my family on the airplane. >> reporter: the max's return comes as airline passengers are returning. more than a million passed through tsa checkpoints on sunday. the most since the pandemic grounded passengers last spring tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> up next for us tonight, how to get your holiday gifts on time >>> in "the price you pay," what you need to know and do now to get those holiday gifts on time here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: with online shopping already surging in the pandemic, there's new pressure on shippers like fedex, u.p.s. and the post office to deliver this holiday season new data show there could be an estimated 7 million more packages than shipping companies are able to handle between thanksgiving and christmas alone. shipping giants have already seen holiday level volume for most of the year. >> this will be an unprecedented peak season. >> reporter: fedex, which has already hi

the faa could green light the plane by thanksgiving three weeks ago, the faa chief himself test flew the redesigned max. >> i liked what i saw so it responded well. >> reporter: no plane in history has ever been grounded as long as the 737-max getting these planes flying again will not happen overnight southwest has the most grounded maxes, 34 united has 14. american has 24. now american says it is preparing to fly a single max flight daily from december 29th through january 4th between miami and new york customers will be told in advance they're booked on a max and can rebook if they're not comfortable. most airlines suggest lit take a month o longer to prepare each plane for flight the faa expected to require simulator training for pilots. >> question i get asked frequently is, is it safe would you fly on it yes and yes. i would gladly put my family on the airplane. >> reporter: the max's return comes as airline passengers are returning. more than a million passed through tsa checkpoints on sunday. the most since the pandemic grounded passengers last spring tom costello, nbc news,

the faa alerted local law enforcement and will look into the report.his is the second time something like this has happened near l.a.x. in august an american airlines pilot reported a man flying in a jetpack at 3,000 feet and just 300 yards from the plane. a jetblue pilot seeing the same thing. >> person on a jetpack reported 300 yards south of the l.a. final at about 3,000 feet. >> reporter: the controller concluded with -- >> only in l.a. >> reporter: no injuries were reported in any of the incidents. the faa says it is illegal for anyone to fly with a jetpack in commercial airline space or alongside a plane. mona, will. >> andrea, thank you. >>> rodents have become a bigger problem than ever because the pandemic has shut down restaurants forcing them to find other food sources. and when it comes to rats, a new survey finds chicago has the biggest problem followed by l.a., new york, d.c. and san francisco. >>> police in san francisco are investigating a possible break-in and theft at the city zoo. a highly endangered ring-tailed lemur named maki is m

today, the faa set up new plans to tackle the faa set up new plans to tackle the issue. 2020 has seen diversity and inclusion rise in the public cosmic consciousness. the man that led the project has been fighting this for 30 years. paul elliott hopes new football leadership diversity code will hold the game to account. the glaring omission has been the lack of leadership positions, senior management, lack of opportunities for coaching and team operations. and this is for bme heritage. holding football to account is so important to an exchange. so football needs to stop relying on its little black book and group of networks, and actually gives equal opportunities to those who are qualified. the code, which has a diverted target of 25% for new coaching staff and 15% at executive level, is voluntary. now it's our time for change. representation has been an issue for a long time. chris hewed and is only one of five non—white managers leading one of the 92 teams in the english league structure. we will be looked at as a good start. it's how the code can develop over a number of years for

something through again that should not be flying. >> reporter: after a public comment period, the faanow expected to approve new training superseders nextonth d it will finalize the order requiring design changes that require the plane to be undergrounded and u.s. carriers are working to return the maxx to passenger service before tend of the year. >> we don't trust the plane will be safe. we have seen this movie before. >> boeing did not comment on the proposed legislation saying its grateful to the fmt aa for the rigorous process that will lead to the safe return to service of the 737 maxx. cbs news, washington. >> there's a lot more had news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." >> see how one of the country's ho oldest state fairs is changing to maintain tradition and bring on the corn dogs. . >>> the old saying everything is bigger in texas includes the state fair. in 2020, nothing is the same. even so, we had a craving for something familiar. >> howdy folks. it's a texas size tradition. every year the texas state fair draws millions for football, food and fun. >> we come for the tu

. >> reporter: the faa is launching an investigation but says radar tapes so far show no jetpacks ornes this isn't the first time there's been a sighting at lax. six weeks ago this radio transmission from the cockpit of an american airlines flight >> tower, american 1997, we just passed a guy in a jetpack >> reporter: the tower in disbelief. >> only in l.a. >> reporter: the faa and fbi have an open investigation into that mid-air incident as well. tonight a growing mystery. what was that? if anything. sam brock, nbc news. >>> all right. up next for us, an artistic vision to get out the vote >> "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by ->>> "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by -- with moments that matter. and a steady stream of protected income can help you secure the life you've planned. for more than 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life with their tomorrows. because life isn't about what tomorrow brings. it's what you do with it. ask a financial professional about pacific life it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so y

the faa is investigating. >>> the arizona coyotes have cut ties with their top pick in the recent nhl draft. mitchell miller was dropped by the team after a published report described miller's 2016 juvenile court conviction for the bullying of a black classmate with a developmental disability. >>> 2020 has certainly been throwing so many aspects of normal life right out the window. but is daylight saving time next? will ganss looked into this. >> i am not complaining about getting an extra hour of sleep this weekend, but a sunset before 5:00 p.m.? that's depressing, kind of like, you know, this entire year. ♪ when the lights go down in the city ♪ >> the lights going down in cities across the country much earlier beginning this sunday thanks to daylight saving time. sunset will be at 4:52 p.m. in new york. many are not looking forward to fewer moments of sunshine. can we just not do daylight saving time this year? the consensus, at least online, is that the last thing we need is one more hour of 2020. a position to, quote, stop the unnecessary flip-flopping of time has resulted in more

reputation >> thanks sara i think that's a great point part of why it has taken 18 months is the faa wants to prove this is a very thorough process. i think we will see a lot more implementation on the 777x, which is next up to be certified by boeing. we see a lot more training coming into place. i think that was one of the things that was really lacking on the aircraft. that's why i mentioned ryan air and american and how it is planning to phase in its training process faa lost credibility boeing clearly lost credibility. they are looking to gain that back >> finally, you mentioned that china was still a question mark. do we know anything about whether the chinese regulators are also doing these test flights and these regulatory reviews like europe and the u.s. i would assume that's a very important market you mentioned the numbers, also precovid that's where the numbers were coming from, right? >> sure. it is an important market. for the max in terms of deliveries we are estimating it is about 20% of deliveries over the next three years smaller than the u.s. and europe, which accou

how does the faa view the decisions being made in the time of crisis?taking advantage of this crisis to offer a package that has got some good elements in it. but it has a very bad future that it radically alters the power within the english game. and that is what we fear the most. power should be taken away from clubs. not concentrated in the hands of fewer of them. the premier league sent a number of the proposals could have a damaging impact on the whole game. and others believe this is a power grab disguised as an act of generosity. there is plenty of opposition to overcome. rather than doing backroom deals to try and refu nd doing backroom deals to try and refund football at this critical moment i would rather they are working together to ensure the future of football, i have to say if they can't get together to sort this out we will have to return to what we promised in our manifesto which isafamily we promised in our manifesto which is a family and review of football government because i think many fans will be concerned about what they are readi

. >>> the airlines may not be getting another bailout but they are catching a break from the faa. the faa said it'll extend temporary waivers of minimum flight requirements at mor airports through late march. normally they can loose slot itself they don't loose them at least 80% of the time. the pandemic has hammered travel demand. >>> this is kind of surprising because travel is down. hotel stays are still going to cost you. temperature me the details on that. >> yes. there are some expensive stays. now according to a new survey from cheap hotels.com sacramento is the most expensive city in the united states. the average price for the cheapest double room was $131 per night. cincinnati was second followed by phoenix. san francisco saw one of the biggest pandemic related price drops with prices down about 60% compared to a near ago. it's the same on the east coast. you have new york prices down about 60% as well. >> i guess that makes sense in the -- the bigger cities. sacramento, that's -- that's surprising. not to faraway from the bay area. there you go. >> sacramento, come on.

racing point and raising point have issued their own statement is the ceo and the team principal and the faaalso said that they are going to change the testing procedure to make sure all personnel are required to be tested on sites before being allowed entry to the paddock but that seems to be the end of the matter as far as they're concerned. for the first time ever, there will be more women's medals up for grabs than mens in a major multi—sports event. the 2022 commonwealth games in birmingham will be broadcast by the bbc and the event will also have the largest commonwealth para—sport programme. joining us now is president of the commonwealth games federation, dame louise martin. 2 more female medals, than the mens, very positive when it comes to inspiring young girls. how has that come about? jonathan browning resigned from the board because of — what he called — a culture of overpromising and under—delivering. what concerns does that raise for you about birmingham 2022? para —sports programme will be expanded to include wheelchair basketball and additions to athletics and swimming. can

en noticias de Última hora, johnson & johnson le puso faa pausa a la fase tres de su vacuna con el coronaviruscasiÓn en que una farmacÉutica pausa la prueba de la vacuna en la tercera fase. seneca ya reanudÓ su esa es en reino unido e hizo lo mismo por menos motivos en septiembre. los datos mÁs recientes muestran que 31 estados estÁn experimentando una tendencia al alza de nuevos casos de coronavirus y otros nueve en hospitalizaciones. ante esta realidad, el principal infectÓlogo de la casa blanca, el doctor anthony fauci, dijo que las cosas van empeorando de cara al invierno. algo que no se puede permitir. cuenta viviana Ávila que de continuar con esta victoria, el paÍs podría sumar 181,000 muertes para el mes de febrero. viviana: los contagios por coronavirus en estados unidos no se detienen. >> creo que la gente se estÁ descuidando un poco tambiÉn. viviana: el paÍs se acerca a los 8,000,000 de contagiados y supera las 215,000 bordes, segÚn la universidad johns hopkins. el doctor anthony fauci dijo que espera que estas cifras hagan reaccionar el pueblo estadounidense de que no se puede ir en

.>>> the most important test yet for the boeing 737 max jet, the head of the faa fluid for 40 minutes over washington state, he said he liked what he saw, there still some work to do, the 737 max has been grounded for more than one year. after 2 fatal crashes that killed 346 people combined. today's test flight is not part of the official recertification for the max, but it is a visible key step towards getting that jet back in the service.>>> country music fans are remembering mac davis, he passed away after complications from heart surgery.>> [ singing ] baby don't get hooked on me. >> the 76-year-old was known for baby, don't get hooked on me, he crafted songs for legends like elvis, dolly parton, before launching his own career.>> [ singing ]>>> the music road also mourning the loss of helen reddy, she shot to stardom in the 1970s with her at them i am woman. the singer and actress was 78 years old.>>> switching gears to weather, paul, a lot of us on high alert for weather conditions that are probably not going to be helpful to firefighters. >> three different things to be concern

congresses were not privatizing the faa and whole thing was a nothing. i was all for sure because they were just pretended to be governing which is what i call them the imposters. >> it's all aesthetics and away. at a trial probably one of the most amazing things is when trump always talks about sort of three-quarters into his speech he talks about healthcare and he talks about we will never take away your healthcare, and we will never get rid of pre-existing conditions, when the gop is suing to get rid of the affordable care act whose central policy is pre-existing, making sure that pre-existing conditions are covered. >> right. on the one hand, it's brazenly dishonest. i don't know if he knows, it's hard to say to what degree he understand reality. i don't know if he realizes that his administration is begging the supreme court to destroy those benefits but whether or not he knows it or not that's what's happening. the fact is this capacity of flying so brazenly is extraordinary also think this ties in drug with the thesis of my book which is not gover

san francisco company exwing recently made its first-ever autonomous cargo flight and approved by the faa and the plane loaded with ppe and digital tablets golden gate to the navajo nation. one person was on flight but never touched the control. the founders of x-wing say there is a big financial incentive to innovate the flight deck. >> 20% of the cost. >> you don't have to put this through aviation school or pay the tuition or pay the hotel cost of making a stay overnight? >> you train it once. >> x-wing is sharing the air here. other companies are innovating too. fedex just announcedity pu itii looking for the same technology. >>> let's talk weather. what about the air quality issues? >> the it's going to be so hot and dry the national weather service decided to extend the red flag warning until 6:00 p.m. tonight with expiration date of 11:00 a.m. pushing forward. san francisco sunny and 84. that gives you an idea of just how warm we have been. we have had this offshore wind event that dried us out. it helped to warm us up. look at oakland. 87 degrees right now. the one that we have re

contingent on the plane which has been grounded since march of last year, being recertified by the faa. american says it will start with one daily flight from miami to new york. passengers would be notified that they're actually flying on a max ahead of time. >>> cvs looking to hire 15,000 workers to help prepare for an expected rise in covid and flu cases coming at the same time this fall and winter. more than two-thirds of those will be full and part-time licensed pharmacy technicians who can dispense medication and administer covid tests. the larger workforce can help cvs prepare for the eventual rollout of a covid vaccine. cvs says it's hired 76,000 full, part-time and temporary workers since march and more than 4,000 drive-through testing sites nationally. marcus and laura, back over to you. >> thanks, bertha. >> anytime. >>> well, developing overnight, a crime scene outside of paramount studios in los angeles. coming up next on "today in the bay," what we're learning about a shooting and a suspect this morning. we'll be right back. >>> starting out dark and early this morning. ta

the fbi and faa are investigating both instances.>>> we've got people without power tonight, and a lotof it is due to the weather. >> right because of the fire danger that is ramping up the combination of dry conditions and windy conditions and hot weather has resulted in that red flag warning area let's talk about the big picture perspective. we talk about the heat dome all week and how our temperatures have been going up and up. the position of that heat dome is not unusual for this time of the year. we often see these instances of offshore winds, but the strength of this area of high pressure is unusual because there's a storm system way out in the central pacific that has been digging in and that has attempted our area of high pressure to get amplified, to grow and grow. and that will be with us through the end of the work week and into the first half of the weekend. so the whole upper flow in the atmosphere will flatten out, the heat dome retreats to the west and we see onshore winds returning for the second half of the weekend and early next week. so we just have to get through t

but the faa must recertify it first. 737 max was grounded after two crashes that killed 364 people. and now it comes after american airlines laid off some 9,000 people due to the pandemic and the company lost $5 billion in the first half of the year. >>> and the impact of the coronavirus is certainly taking a toll on main street. more than six million households failed to make their rent or mortgage payments last month. the trump administration recently placed moratorium on evictions for people making less than $99,000 a year but that ends december 31st. and amc is letting customers rent out auditoriums for private screenings. now it's part of amc's effort to remain afloat during the pandemic. rental rates for 20 people run from $99 to $349 depending on the movie location and add ones like food and drink. amc's revenues are down double digits. it could run out of money by the end of the year. ann marie. >> they're being creative. thank you, dianne. >> you got it. >> so up next, an honor no city wants. a new ranking of the rattiest cities in america and how the coronavirus is making

. >> reporter: an faa investigator on scene said the parachute likely saved their lives. jerry seveno works on the property and saw what happened. >> i thought at first they clipped the wires there, but when i looked at the plane this morning, it was on its belly. it was flat laying flat. so, yes, i believe the parachute saved them. >> reporter: the parachute is attached to the air frame in the center of the plane. the pilot has access to a lever or cord which can then deploy the parachute in case of emergency. this plane, the cirrus sr22-t was one of the first models to use this life saving technique, one aviation experts say you'll see more often. >> a lot of the newer designed airplanes which are small planes in general aviation what we call them are coming out with parachutes. >> reporter: though mike has never seen this technique before, it's one he was grateful to see attached to the plane on his property. >> i didn't even know they made airplanes with parachutes. thank god they did. >>> beverly hills passed a city ordinance banning trick-or- treating due to covid,

secondly, the plan is to work with the faa tech center.ou technology to make sure that the tech center does a lot of work. i have a bill that i have worked on. i have brought support on it. we are working with the tech center to try to get this through, or they would actually be a part of working with airlines and airports to have less problems with covid issues, so that they could deal with that better. those are the types of technological things that we need to do. we also need to do more, not all on the type of technology, but also on technologies that deal across the gamut, they want to work in lower township. >> that is time, mr. bennet true. >> i think you may be had a fundraiser or have been seen with jim owners that have been closed down. -- gym owners, knocking down doors. i did not have a fundraiser with them. i feel for them. right here in northfield, i've probably gone there for 20 something years. i came back from washington, and they said that they are closing their doors. you are not going to be able to work out here. busine

about american airlines, planning to return boeing's 737 back to service in late december, pending faa approval american scheduled a daily flight between miami and new york from december 29th to january 4th. it's already on the calendar >> do you have a mini tower? >> i have a mini tower not in new york city i don't need it, but in connecticut i need a mini tower as it happens. >> so you got a mini tower no wonder -- you act like it's just normal -- >> it's not called a mini tower. it's a -- it's not called a mini tower. it's like a mini cell thing. >> some portable thing you move around >> you can get one they're available to anybody 150 bucks, 200 bucks, they're available. >> 150 bucks, 200 bucks, then your phone will work $2,000 phone >> you don't have one, do you? >> i don't, but i'll look into it >> a mini tower that you move around with you in the minivan >> i don't have a minivan. never got the minivan. >>> coming up, a new report on wall street bonuses. first as we head to break -- check out this morning's biggest dow leaders and laggards you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc at

and isolation would be nice writer at now of the faa's operating on modified times however they were able to bring back half of their staff. well to the east bay we're hearing about success for an online learning program in one school district even though there are some technical issues kron four's has it reports that despite the technical mishaps one parent is actually in no rush to have her child return to the classroom. >>it has been 2 months of distance learning for students in the oakland unified school district there has been major progress in getting computers in the hands of students we are in position where the overwhelming majority of our students. >>have either a loner considers one of our schools or they received an open invite to our online engage in distance learning i was nervous coming into this year. >>and i knew it wasn't going to be the same as being in percent. rebecca rose omar says overall distance learning has been a good experience for a first grader but i've been really impressed with level of education that my kid is receiving despite the circumstances, howe

minutes ago, so fog advisory now in place for the bay bridge heading into san francisco, you know the faa kind of rolls through sometimes it doesn't stick in some spots but at least we don't have any problems or trouble spots a very quiet and hot spot free come on in no problems into san francisco 92. the trip across the san mateo bridge is our busiest right the busiest bridge right now with traffic crossing the bay. the brake lights continue to fill and westbound she's on the right, those folks are leaving hayward if you want to folks now is your time because it's a trouble free up and over the high rise into foster city. no big problems there which is great news all right off to the richmond sandra fell, you're a connection between the east bay in the north bay that's looking good and moving well. i know the trouble spots here for 5.80 westbound so get on out there under 10 minutes to make it over to one oh one. well we are 15 days away from the november election is getting closer and closer both president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden we're on the campaign trail over th

. >> the faa is now investigating, but so far radar tapes show no jet packs or drones. some experts say jet packs have limited fuel capacity so it couldn't have been a person, however it is not the first time there's been a sighting at lax. six weeks ago an american airlines flight also reported seeing a man with a jet pack. >>> well, the man wanted in the murder of his ex-girlfriend in the south bay is dead tonight. it happened in a parking lot at the hilton garden inn in milpitas. last night detectives located getman dead inside. no information has been released about either one. >>> the family of 19-year-old sydney west streamed the event on facebook live this evening. west has not been heard from since september 30th. she was a one time cal student and currently lives in san francisco. police say west was last seen at -- field near the golden gate bridge. >>> we're learning more what led to an explosion this week. on monday one of those devices exploded injuring that man. he's still in intensive care. detectives say there's no evidence the man has extremist views, b

secondly, what's the plan, the plan is to work with faa tech center and new technology to make sure thatopefully eventually not only the tech center does a lot of work, i have the bill that i've worked on and i have broad support on it in which we are working with the tech center to try to get this through where they would actually be part of working with airlines and airports to have less problems with covid issues so that they could deal with that better. those are the types of technological things that we need to do. we also need to do more not only on that type of technology, but on technologies that deal across the gamut, they want to work in lower township. >> time, mr. van drew. >> sorry, but -- >> thank you. >> let me ask a quick follow up that was off topic but since you brought businesses and closures. i think you supported or maybe had a fundraiser or been seen with gym owners who had been closed down and then violated state orders, knocked down the doors -- >> i was not seen with them actually, but i definitely -- i did not have a fundraiser with them. >> okay. >> but i do fe

significant, the pilots it's very costly to furlough them and bring them back into training so they are faa compliant. >> you use an interesting word, "bridge. we can't have this be a bridge to nowhere >> you bring up a great question >> this has to work. >> all of this comes down to what do you expect business to be like in march of next year. we know the first quarter is always the slowest time of the year for the airlines. do we expect a surge in travel come january or february no not unless there's major advancements when it comes to a covid vaccine. if there is and you have fewer areas locked down, you have more areas where people can go and visit for a long weekend or a vacation then yes, you will see an increase in traffic right now, scott, we're still seeing travel on a regular basis every day down anywhere from 65 to 70% it hasn't moved over the last month. >> appreciate that very much >> the 65% decline if phil was talking about, i don't think i'm saying anything provocative there. the question is when does that come your term is correct we'll be building a bridge to nowhere. we n

because he was and sure enough to smile for the cameras than the policies to say were not privatizing the faa it was all for show. >> it is all a statics one of the most amazing things talking about three quarters into his speech talking about healthcare and we will never take away your healthcare and get rid of the existing conditions when the gop is trying to get care of the desk to rid of the affordable care act central policy is making sure pre-existing conditions are covered. >> on the one hand it is blazingly dishonest and not people realize the administration whether he knows that are not that's what's happening and how this capacity is ally it is extraordinary but tying directly with the thesis of my book the global characters being legislated participating in any meaningful way was it became law with every possible opportunity then they put together this ridiculous bill that ultimately failed because it was so wildly unpopular and ultimately did not work that they are so deeply concerned about healthcare and they see the scourge on society they have an opportunity to do something abo

boeing still has to get approval for the faa for the plane can fly again in the u.s. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i'm ritikauntries, gupta. this is bloomberg. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. i only have one board this morning. i'm going to go to the 10-year yield, going from 0.69 out now to 0.73. i'm going to call a little bit of a yield backup, ebbing away in the last two or three hours of trading. francine, the euro at 1.1705. a weaker euro seems to be a new theme in fx. francine: and something that could sway the european central bank, their policy decision. the british pound reversing some of thursday's drop versus the euro. the british prime minister said to decide on friday whether to abandon trade talks with e.u. after the leaders refused to give him a clear indication they are ready to compromise. this will be a difficult decision for the prime minister. stocks in general are gaining. we had corporate news that was positive and people are getting used to thes

all i can say is earlier today the faa noted he was going to rome, georgia on this weekend and suggestedme suggests that georgia is not wrapped up which is a big thing. >> this is a president who referred to the economic numbers reported today as boring in one of his earlier campaign stops. i agree it doesn't make sense why he's fighting this cultural wars. kimberly, president trump mocked the use of masks at a rally yesterday. that's nothing new. listen to this. >> in california you have a special mask. you cannot under any circumstances take it off. you have to eat through the mask. right? right, charlie? it's a very complex mechanism. they don't realize those germs. >> his comm's director said the president defends the use of mask wears. is trump personally, not his campaign, officially done talking about protecting people from the coronavirus do you think? >> yes. i mean we've seen him mock joe biden over his wearing of masks. donald trump sees the coronavirus as an impediment, as an enemy to his election. rather than taking the last ten months and using the power of the presidency t

that, hasn't been given much chief because of the federal government not letting new regulations, the faa shied away from requiring masks. the airlines required that they wear masks. >> pete, thank you for that report. >>> there's a just released study that is suggesting ways to reduce transmission of coronavirus inside a classroom. physicists at the university of mexico set up a test classroom of students nearly 8 feet from each other, and connected 20 simulations. they found it helps to open windows, of course, turn on air conditioning or heat to get air circulating, and to attach shields to the front of desks. they recommend students stay away from ac or heat outlets where the particles gather and reduce or get rid of a middle seat. the doctor is an associate professor of medicine and ny health and contributing editor at health magazine. what did you take away from the findings? >> well, i think it was an interesting study. they did computer simulations to get all of the data you just presented. and it shows us that there are steps we can take to make schools safer for kids going back

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so far the faa, the d.o.t. has been silent, no new regulations requires that passengers wear masks on board flights. >> pete, thank you so much for that. now, besides suggesting he would phase out the oil industry, joe biden's attempt to clarify his position on fracking put him on the defense. here is what happened last night when he was pressed on this by president trump. >> it's all a pipe dream, but we'll have the greatest economy in the world, but if you want to kill the economy, get rid of your oil industry. what about fracking? -- >> let me have -- let me allow vice president biden to respond. >> i have never said i opposed fracking. >> said it on tape. >> show the tape. put it on the website. >> we showed it last night. >> the fact is the president is lying. >> just to clarify, would there be think place for fossil fuels, including oil and fracking, in a biden administration? >> no, we would work it out. make sure it's eliminated and no more subsidiaries for either one. >> tell the fossil fuel industry w

it's not surprising at all i think what's more positive is the faa head just flew two rounds on the 737 max and had very positive things to say. we know it's coming. it's a timing issue. this year is a write-off anyways. it's all about the coming years and getting that plane up in the air. you have to have patience. i would be adding to it today if it goes a lot lower because i do think next year the setup is quite good >> josh, i want to come back to you on what we were talking about. you were making a point about what could be in store for election day i don't want to run over the point we were making as well about growth and stocks like crowd strike, which we were looking at and you've been making the point that it is poised for even more of a breakout so you can finish your point you were making earlier, please, but also get to the crowd strike issue for our viewers, if you don't mind. >> so crowd strike is emblematic of what i want to say. there are basically three mega trends right now this has not been a difficult six-month period in the stock market quite frankly what all three

boeing still has to get approval from the faa before the plane can start flying again in the u.s. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am a group to. this is -- i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. tom: remarkably quiet right now. futures flat, negative one on futures. i really want to go to european rates, which are subsiding again in a disinflationary tendency. essentially, a greater negative rate. there is just a weight in the yield market towards lower and lower yields in europe. that bears close watching through the chinese monday and into monday morning. francine? francine: i am looking at pound. we are expecting, i don't know if it comes now or later, you see what boris johnson decides when it comes to brexit. i am looking at some of the stocks that are performing. lvmh shares are up after they say demand rebounded in the third quarter. positive news filtering through to european stocks. tom: very good. this is a monthly affair and it is always done equality. forei

airlines are requiring masks at check-in but no help from the federal government, the faa, and the department of transportation have instituted no requirements on board airplanes. cnn, pete muntean, washington. >>> all right, coming up. former president barack obama is expected to campaign for joe biden in north miami next hour. we'll bring you his remarks live. - [joe] i'm joe biden and i approve this message. - [narrator] four years ago, donald trump asked black america a simple question. - what do you have to lose? - [narrator] since then, we've seen a rise in racial violence and white supremacy, an increase in poverty while giving tax cuts to the rich, 200,000 dead from covid. one in five are black. we've lost our jobs, our businesses, our dignity, and even our lives. and he dares to ask-- - what the hell do you have to lose? - [narrator] damn near everything. women with metastatic webreast cancer,.... ...standing in the struggle. hustling through the hurt. asking for science, not sorrys. our time... ...for more time... ...has come. living longer is possible- and proven in women taking ki

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the airline says the timeline is highly dependent on recertification by the faa "worldwide exchange"back in a moment >>> welcome back time for your top trending stories, let's start with a beef i had in trying to put the social back in social media. i had a twitter poll over the weekend because i took my kids out to a hotly touted fast casual restaurant and the meal was meh. so i kind of went on a rant. i asked all of you which of these top fast casual restaurants is the most overrated? and the early results were in. 34% of you said that panera was the most overrated of those names. chick-fil-a came in last in other words, the least overrated. bertha coombs has some reaction to that and more of the top trending stories i didn't pick on those -- i want to be clear, i sort of -- >> i was going to say, why are you picking on panera? if you like baked goods and bread, that's your go-to >> i love all businesses, okay that's what we do. i want to be clear, i asked what's the most overrated, and those are the four restaurants that the majority of the people on social media came back with i

the airline saying they will start flying the boeing planes in december if the faa will recertify themmarch of last year after two deadly crashes. costing boeing $18 billion. as early as this week. customers will be notified. >>> still to come, a new case of coronavirus pops up dangerously close. >>> and also flipping the script on the traditional movie rental. the chain now running out entire theaters for a bargain basement price. >>> and a michelin star restaurant going to great lengths to keep their >>> it's been about seven months since we first told you about the shelter in mace. early on, some are predicting a covid baby boom, but we found out quite the opposite is happening even prior to the pandemic. silicon valley's birthrate, the lowest in 30 years. >> and the trend is trending downwards. >> women are waiting longer to have children. they're making decisions with career first or to make a decision not to have children at all. >> reporter: mark brown is chief nursing officer, good samaritan hospital in san jose. >> that is out of the bay area when it will come to their familie

the faa still has not given final approval for the jet to return to service but it is expected to have soon. the jet has been grounded since march 2019 after two deadly crashes. but that's the plan as of now from american. jillian: cheryl, thank you. cheryl: you bet. todd: all right. another election interference situation could rock the vote from space. celebrity astrophysicist taking to instagram, warning a refrigerator size asteroid may buzz cut earth one day before election day. jillian: he says it's not big enough to cause harm, the chances of striking earth is less than 1%. you know, it's timing, you know, the day before the election. todd: seriously. jillian: another thing to the list. todd: 2020 has been boring so far, said no one. jillian: it is 43 minutes after the hour right now. joe biden bragging about an endorsement that never happened. social media has something to say on this and we'll tell you about that, next. todd: speaking of bragging, kilmeade, our giants are now in the win column. jillian: congratulations, you won. >> i don't know why they kicked the extra point,

troubles 737 jet could be back in the air by the end of this year, pending recertification from the faaunded worldwide since march 2019, following two crashes that killed 364 people. the airline industry is struggling badly during the pandemic. american lost $5 billion the first half of the year, and recently cut 9,000 jobs. >>> wildfires raging in colorado and utah forcing thousands of people to evacuate. a new fire broke out sunday in boulder county, colorado, as crews battled the cal wood fire, the county's largest on record that began a day earlier. in utah, the two wildfires that started over weekend burned through more than 3,000 acres in less than 24 hours. poor weather has hampered fire fighting efforts there. >>> 988 will become the national suicide prevention hot line beginning in 2022. president trump signed the bipartisan bill. the three digit number will replace the ten digit number. >>> a new monument honoring women in the military unveiled at arlington national cemetery this weekend. the pledge shows a woman in full combat gear, bonding with a service dog. the sculptor, s

. >> scott, ups, they've been working with hospitals and labs to do that and now they have faa approval so that's going to be a growth area for them. i also like the operating cash flow yield, 14%. >> stephanie, you bought dow chemical newest position for you? >> i did it's a new position. i haven't owned it in a while. the yield was the most attractive thing to me about it. it's also a very diversified specialty chemical company we talked about how housing, construction, auto is doing well i this i there's margin up side as well. stock is still down 10% year to date i think the yield is attractive and well covered >> pete, you got a lot of new moves. i don't know if we can make it through all of them at this moment but hope we will before the end of the show. delta calls coming off their earnings the ceo was on with phil and the gang this morning. maybe some glimmer of light in terms of free cash flow positive by spring and pick up in traffic, et cetera >> i think that's what we are seeing right now, scott. i think people were very encouraged, especially when they learned some of the m

the fbi and faa are investigating both incidents. >>> 6:16. let's get another check on our weather with the hot weather and windy conditions, bad for fires out there. >>> here we go again, dealing with extreme heat as well as critical fire weather conditions, watching it all for you. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera with clear skies. you see the bay bridge and mount diablo. it's a mild to warm start to our day with mid 50s in santa rosa, one of the cooler spots. as you look to concord, 75 degrees. liver more. 71 in san jose, mid 60s in san francisco and oakland. our peak wind gusts are happening now. winds have been ramping up this morning, looking at 60-mile per hour wind gusts at mount st. helena and mount diablo. mount hood 39. oak land hills 31-mile per hour wind gusts. a critical fire weather conditions, extreme fire weather as we head through today into tomorrow which is why the red flag warning is in effect for all the areas in red until 11:00 tomorrow for north bay and east bay mountains, inland valleys, santa cruz

american airlines is moving forward with its plan to put the 737 max 8 back into service once the faa's safe to do so. after back-to-back crashes. federal regulators have been working to solve the problems at the root of those crashes and american says it will allow the american flying public to tour and ask questions of the mechanics and pilots in certain airports in an effort to settle any fears people have. facebook is preparing emergency measures should the election not go smoothly. emergency measures it originally developed for at-risk countries with shaky governments like myanmar. "the wall street journal" reports facebook's plan calls for slowing down reposts of some material and tweaking the news feed to change what users see. it's important to understand facebook has not implemented the plan yet. facebook executives tell the journal they would only deploy the tools in dire circumstances such as election related violence but that the company needs to be prepared for all the possibilities. >>> it's now been three months since the speaker of the house and the white house started