until they were broken by ricky henderson. >>> lebron james and the lakers try not to go down. you can see the rockets you have seen this. the fallaway three-pointer. this was part of a 14-0 run they got houston within 2. the rockets took the lead. the lakers rallied back. eric gordon turns it over. he then sets lebron james up with the soaring lob. anthony davis had 34. 117-109. the series is even. also, the milwaukee bucks have of what elimination but they still trail 3-1. the final

with nickeak maroutsos, head of bonds at janus henderson. point out we are seeing market movement before the fed and also as we see snow started trade. the downside is picking up for the nasdaq. we are still positive for the s&p 500. in terms of the dow jones, it is at highs of the day led by chevron because oil is trading above $40 per barrel for the first time in a while. a nice pickup following the blank lines. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg word news. top u.s. health officials are giving conflicting information about a covid-19 vaccine. atop health and human services official said today everyone should be able to get a shot by the end of march, but in senate testimony, the head of the cdc said a vaccine would likely not be available until late spring or summer of next year. that timetable is more in line with that of the nation's top infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci. who has said americans should not expect a vaccine to be widely available until mid-2021. british pm boris johnson is defending his

on october 1, they left henderson at 8:20 a.m. 20 gallons of gas for $4.60. elevation, 4906 feet. they stopped at the hotel grand sterling after 138 miles and had punctures in their tires. the next day, he mentions they left at 10:00 a.m., arrived at palisade at 5:25 to take rooms in a hotel. after a 148 mile drive where they had two punctures in their tires that day and used nine gallons of gas. another entry from the 19th, they left at 10:15 a.m. they got five gallons of gas. there were fine branches that they saw. threatening rain with high winds all the way, sprinkling at 4:00 and had a punctured tire. arrived at a little village with about 8 houses at 5:00 p.m. they camped in a railroad station because there was no hotel. one of the interesting stops, and this is a quote from a longer letter. "there is absolutely no place to thanand no others nearer 20 miles. the shack that causes of a hotel has only one empty single room. the situation is nice and big and has all been beautifully painted inside so we gave mattias the hotel room and we camped in one of the two waiting ."oms w

executive director henderson. i will start out this week's chief report with the weekly crime trends starting with part one crime and we are down 37% from last week, year to date, we're over all down 21% on part one crime and again, as i they are 42% higher than last year. we had an investigation that led to the arrest of several individuals responsible for numerous residential bug larrys and bicycles stolen from bargess and included in the arrest was a subject wanted in four incidents in the telegraph field area. we continued to have some success with our strategies to address auto bug larrys and larceny which is 39% lower than this time year. understanding 39% is good considering challenges we're facing with burglaries. in terms of car break ins, 2018 we're down 40% and in 2017 17%. violent crimes we're down 19% over all and over this week from last week and when comparing year to date over all violent crime is down 21%. however, as i continue to report, we're up in homicides by 30%. we have a total of 35 homici

laura: jonathan hunt in henderson nevada, thank you so much for that.c: not just the trump campaign but the biden campaign trying to build support with latino voters, the campaign released a spanish-language series of ads that slam president trump. the former presidential candidate who has deep pockets during an big bucks for the biden harris ticket, jacqui heinrich is live in delaware with the headquarters of biden for president campaign. >> afternoon eric. mike bloomberg pledge $100 million to win florida ahead of the first trip to the state since the democratic nominee. he plans to pick up where kamala harris took off in her trip to florida. latino voters being hard thought after recent poll showed hispanic voters in florida's largest county slightly prefer president trump, bernie sanders voicing concern that biden campaign is not doing enough to show working families how their lives would improve under biden administration pushing outreach. >> we have to reach out to the latino community, a lot of young people, a lot of latino african-americans who

doctor, last night, that rally, what should henderson, nevada expect in the next couple of weeks? >> it's very likely that there will be a number of cases that will occur as a result of that rally. any time you have indoor air, and that's where you are bring people together, you can expect there's likely someone infected in that group who will then transmit the virus to others. >> professor, you've been adamant and i like this about you being forward looking and talking about what we can do now in going forward to fight this pandemic. how does this event help move us forward in the battle? >> it reinforces that we're over with this virus and in fact, again, only about 10% to 12% has been infected and this virus won't even slow its transmission down until we get to 50 to 70%. even if a vaccine were to come on the horizon, it would be another 12, 14 months that many u.s. citizens could be vaks nc e vaccinated if they wanted to be. i don't care what partisan nature a rally is or why you're having it, you do put people in harm's way. people were very confused when they heard about the

jason henderson.ce in the uk, of the severe problems being faced by people, who need a test for coronavirus, and of thousands of results being delayed. the prime minister borisjohnson blamed the shortage on what he called a "colossal spike" in demand, with the re—opening of schools being the prime cause of the spike. borisjohnson‘s critics say it's also the case that the government has failed to deliver on its promises. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. long waits and frustration for people in southend queueing at a walk—in virus testing centre today — further evidence of the immense strain on the whole system. i dropped my daughter off with my granddaughter, she was about 350 people behind all these, to be told that they cannot get tested because they don't have enough. they only had enough tests to do for about 150 people. beth, who lives in surrey, has been trying repeatedly since yesterday to book a test, but can't. she and two of her children have symptoms. it is extremely stressful, it

. >> i'm thrilled to be here with you in henderson. thousands of loyal hard-working great american patriots. [ cheers ] and 51 days from now, we're going to win nevada, and we're going to win four more years in the white house. [ cheers ] >> now the president's remarks come after a recording was released last week in which he admitted to downplaying the severity of the coronavirus. tom hanson reports. >> reporter: president trump met with supporters in las vegas ahead of a nevada campaign rally sunday. as the president seeks the latino vote, he is going after his opponent, joe biden's, record. >> joe biden has spent 47 years betraying the hispanic american community totally, sending their jobs to china, raising taxes on their family and small business, making communities less safe. >> reporter: on ay tion in s hometown of wilmington, delaware. a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows biden leading president trump by three points among likely voters in arizona where the president is set to visit monday. and he trails biden by a wi

jason henderson the editor of athletics weekly speaking to me earlier.ewed calls for brazil to do more to protect the amazon, as more devastating wildfires hit the region. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. one day there is people alive, and there is people not alive. we just can help and give whatever we got. a state funeral has been held for princess grace of monaco at the church where she married prince rene 26 years ago. it looked as though they had come to fight a war but their mission is to bring peace to east timor, and nowhere on earth needs it more badly. the government's case is being forcefully presented by monsieur badinter, the justice minister. he's campaigned vigorously for abolition having once witnessed one of his clients being executed. bells ring elizabeth seton spent much of her time at this grotto and every year, hundreds of pilgrimages are made here. now that she's become a saint, it's expected that this area will be inundated with tourists. the

as the president is getting ready to hold yet another campaign rally, this one in henderson, informedthe trump presidency bob woodward is

jonathan hunt in henderson, nevada, good to see you. thank you. laura. >> and two los angeles sheriffs' deputies are in critical condition after they were shot in n a yo a apparent h last night. gunmen opened fire on their car outside of a train station. christina coleman has details. >> reporter: no arrests have been made. a massive search is underway for the shooter. the suspect ran off after the attack. take a look at this surveillance video, the suspect ambushes the deputies as they're sitting in their p patrol car around 7:00 last night. the shooter opened fire, shooting both of them multiple times. both were shot in the head. the deputies were able to radio for help. one of them opened the car door after the attack. the critically injured deputies were identified as 24-year-old man and a 31-year-old mother of a 6-year-old boy. the la county sheriff says the ambush was a cowardly act on real people doing a tough job. >> deputies were doing their job, minding their own business, watching out for the safety of the people on the train and seeing

on october 1, they left henderson at 8:20 a.m. 20 gallons of gas for$4.60. elevation, 4906 feet. they stopped at the hotel grand sterling after 138 miles and had punctures in their tires. the next day, he mentions they left at 10:00 a.m., arrived at palisade at 5:25 to take rooms at the hotel. after a 148 mile drive where they had to punctures in their tires that day and used nine gallons of gas. another entry from the 19th, they left at 10:15 a.m. they got five gallons of gas. there were five ranches they saw.

as the president is getting ready to hold yet another campaign rally, this one in henderson, informed, just outside las vegas. the author of the book on the trump presidency bob woodward is telling cbs's "60 minutes", the president was warned as early as january of this year this pandemic would be potentially the 1918 flu pandemic that killed at least 50 million people worldwide and hundreds of thousands of people here in the united states. listen to this. >> it was said his contacts in china told him this is going to be like the 1918 spanish flu pandemic. that killed 675,000 people in this country. it was the stunning moment in the trump presidency, and i think in american history, because he then went on to publicly dismiss the virus and he knew that this was a pandemic coming. >> this is january 28th? >> yes. >> now with nearly 200,000 americans dead from covid over the past six months, the president is holding his first major campaign rally in three months indoors. going against all the guidelines set by his own white house coronavirus task force. jeremy diamond is outside the tru

henderson, it was just last week when joe biden was in pittsburgh. he talked about these issues of violence and brought up these matters. i want to play you a portion of what he said and we will get a response. >> simple truth is, donald trump failed to protect america. so now, he is trying to scare america. since donald trump and mike pence cannot run on their record , that is seen more american deaths to this virus than the nation suffered in every war since korea combined. since they came out on their economy, just see more people lose their jobs than any time since the great depression. since they cannot run on a simple proposition of sending our children safety -- safely back to school. as they have no agenda or vision for a second term. trump and pence are running on this and i find it fascinating. "he will not be safe in joe biden's america." what is there proof? the violence we are seeing in donald trump's america. these are not images of some imagined joe biden america. these are images of donald trump's america, today. he keeps telling you,

that was in the city of henderson where it was held. they said the rally violated multiple state rules, social distancing, violation, masks, violation. more than 50 people in one place, violation. and then the president went out and attacked the state's governor for not easing restrictions calling him a political hack. i'll talk to the governor in just a moment. the only thing, though, that trump appeared to care about that night is that he was safe. >> no, i'm not concerned. i'm more concerned about how close you are. >> sorry about that. >> you know why? i am on a stage and far away so i'm not at all concerned. >> right? so that's what he did with that laugh and everything. all the people are packed in and not wearing masks or social distancing and he legitimately was like oh, i want you away from me. okay. on top of the events, that blatantly disregard the health of his supporters, the administration is constantly trying to undermine some of the scientists here. michael caputo is a top official at the department of health and human s

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and it's the canadian brooke henderson who now has the outright lead. be her second major title if she can finish it off this weekend. mel reid is the best placed brit, she's tied for 10th. and finally, there's been some great goals scored today — but spare a thought for aster vranckx — who's made the headlines for all the wrong reasons. whilst playing for kv mechelen in belgium, vranckx has produced a serious contender for miss of the season, if not, of all time. take a look at this — a yard out — and somehow doesn't score. he won't want to see that again! that's all from sportsday. hello there. a mixture of whether to start the weekend. further north to the afternoon we have seen cloud spread into northern ireland and scotland in the north west of england as well. underneath those sunny skies, the beaches in cornwall looked pretty nice. the sea is rather rough in western scotland. the rain working into northern ireland, scotland and across north—west england. we probably will see a little bit of patchy rain getting into the western side of wales for a

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off target here though, unlike this pass from liverpool captain jordan henderson, causing all sorts ofle. the card upgraded after the intervention of var, chelsea down to ten. it did not take long for liverpool to take advantage. four minutes into the second half and mane had put them ahead. the second came quickly after and it was a far simpler finish. chelsea's goalkeeper, kepa arriza balaga, may be the most expensive, but it is rather telling the club want another one. time for a rethink and a gift. a foul afoul in a foul in the box, penalty chelsea. jorginho hadn't missed once since his return to london, first time here. liverpool champions again, the celebrations though are saved for now. really happy. especially the first half. luckily for them they got a ca rd half. luckily for them they got a card in the second half which made it easier and we created many chancesin it easier and we created many chances in the second half and add to the end of the day we deserved the three points and we are really happy for it. certainly the chances the first half was very even, probably looked

chief correspondent jonathan hunt in henderson nevada. thank you very much.ormer presidential candidate is spending big money to boost support for the biden harris ticket, mike bloomberg says he will spend $100 million to help his one-time rival in battleground florida. this is the biden campaign tries to build support among latino voters releasing new spanish language as attacking president trump and with the biden campaign reserving $280 million worth of digital and television ads through the fall the former vp is showing no signs of letting up. jacqui heinrich is live in wilmington, delaware with more. >> mike bloomberg pledged a hundred million dollars to help biden when florida after a state of polls shows biden's lead narrowing and sanders warned too many voters plaintiffs about the selection. biden is taking a relatively centrist approach to this campaign against trump campaign attacks come he's a puppet of the far left, the progressive sander standards with latino support in the primary privately urged the campaign to expand outreach to young people a

thousands gathered last night inside a henderson, nevada warehouse, mostly maskless, not socially distancingtion of the state's recommendations limiting gatherings to 50 people. the president hammered his opponent's mental capacity. >> this man is totally unfit to be president, up here, he's totally unfit. kim jong un doesn't know about the problems that joe has. we need very sharp people, i'm sorry. joeys not qualified for this position. >> reporter: the rally drew harsh criticism from nevada's democratic governor who issued this statement, saying tonight president trump is taking reckless and selfish actions and putting countedless lives in danger in nevada, to put it bluntly he didn't have the guts to make tough choices, he left that to the governors and the states, now he decided he doesn't have to respect our state's laws. the biden campaign responding, saying every rally turned super spreader event donald trump decides to hold serves as another reminder to americans that trump refuses to take the pandemic seriously and doesn't have a plan to stop it after nearly 200,000 deaths and unto

england's georgia hall has started well in her first round, as has this lady, canadian brooke henderson in four under.. they're both aiming to win a second career major. you can follow the latest from that on our website. with just two days until the new premier league season kicks off — some big news for leeds united fans. manager marcelo bielsa is staying at the club. the argentinian led them back to the top flight for the first time in 16 years and his contract expired at the end of last season, but earlier he confirmed he's agreed a new deal. they've got a tough start to the new season however, up first are the champions liverpool at anfield on saturday. and all players will wear a no room for racism sleeve badge throughout season. this is the first time the badge will feature on players and officials kit throughout the campaign. it replaces the black lives matter badges that were worn at the end of last season. plus wednesday's 2020 blast cricket match at yorkshire will now be played behind closed doors. they were due to be fan pilot events — but that's been cancelled due to new go

the city of henderson will fine the company that hosted this rally.tes trump and biden have very different thoughts on climate change and the fires consuming the west as well. >> we know he won't listen to the experts or treat this disaster with the urgency it demands. as any president should do during a national emergency. >> it you just watch. >> i wish science agreed with you.ly. >> president trump has criticized california for mismanaging the forests saying we need to rake more leaves. in august saying, quote, you have to clean your floors. you have to clean your forests. much of the fires are federal forests and not state forests. the bob woodward book "rage" comes out tomorrow, 18 interviews with the most famous reporter arguably in all of the world. trump's son-in-law jared kushner will be on the "today" show at 7:00 presumably to push back against some of the claims made in the book right after "today in the bay." an important thing at the white house today the leaders of bahrain and the uae and israel will gather together to sign the abraham

indeed, he held a rally indoors in henderson, nevada, despite nevada state rules that said he couldn'tn will fine the company that hosted the rally, and the two candidates trump and biden have very different thoughts on climate change and the fires that are consuming the west. >> we know he won't listen to the experts or treat this disaster with the urgency it demands as any president should do during a national emergency. >> it will start getting cooler. you just watch. >> i wish science agreed with you. >> i don't think science knows criticized california for mismanaging the forest saying we should rake the leaves. saying you have to clean your flores, you have to clean your forests. many are in federal land not state forests. >>> bob woodward's book comes out tomorrow. it's called "rage." it was written with trump's help and participation. woodward quite possibly the most famous reporter in the world talked to trump 18 times for that book. trump's son-in-law jared kushner will be on to push back against some of the claims made in the book right after "today in the bay." at the white

lesson two, nia-malika henderson. donald trump lieutenant say outrageous things along the way. 2016, never get away with that. never get elected after saying that, and he did. listen here, donald trump lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. nearly 3 million votes. illegal immigrants did she say not vote in the presidential election. yet here we are four years later, donald trump says this -- >> i think i did win the popular vote in a true sense. there was tremendous cheating in california. tremendous cheating in new york and other places. >> ah, no. there was not. and then let me add in this. if you watched the conventions, both speeches, the final night, went past 11:00. go back look at the tape yourself no matter who you support at home. joe biden had more energy after 11:00 finishing his speech than donald trump. donald trump says something is going on there. listen. >> because i watched biden in the previous debates and he was horrible. and i watched him in the bernie debate, normal. he wasn't winston ch

on october 1, they left henderson at 8:20 a.m.. 20 gallons of gas for four dollars and $.60. elevation, 4906 feet. they stopped at the hotel grand sterling after 138 miles and had punctures in their tires. the next day, he mentions they left at a.m., arrived at palisade avenue 5:25, take rooms and a hotel. after a 148 mile drive where they had to punctures in their tires that day and used nine gallons of gas. 19th,r entry from the they left at 10:15 a.m. they got five gallons of gas. there were five ranches they saw. winds --ng with high threatening reigns with high winds. they had a punctured tire that arrived at toll bore, which is a little village of eight houses, at 5:00 p.m. they camped at the railroad station because there was no hotel, 94 miles for the day. stops the interesting there -- and this is a quote from a longer letter -- there is absolutely no place to camp closer to the little station, and no other nearer than 20 miles. no ranch, hotel or anything. itself a that calls hotel has one empty single room. the situation is nice and big. it has been beautifully pai

>> it was just earlier this year that janus henderson filed with plans to launch a high quality haveeenxample there more real estate etf's coming to market. it does seem that we have not investorsny lehman's investing in these types of products. they were little more esoteric. there is a growing set of alternative investment, even for alternative investors. with allproblem even these other things, sort of like private credit, more complicated financial instruments, maybe they give a little more yield than a treasury. maybe they are a little bit less diversified. if it is the middle of march 2020 and you are scared to death , that is not really what you want to be holding. you are really sacrificing the safe haven that comes through. sure, you get a higher yield, but you are not getting it for nothing. you getting it because you are taking on more risk. at exactly the time that a 60-40 portfolio is to shine is in times of risk. havef all of a sudden you , the areask profile of your portfolio that is supposed to provide that safe haven is not necessarily giving you exactly what you nee

i want to bring into the conversation david henderson. david, if you could take another stab at explaining these charges to me, one officer charged with firing shots into apartments other than breonna taylor's. >> what's necessary here to understand these charges is to understand what was not explained in today's press conference. can i relate to so much of what was just said, because i'm one of atatiana jefferson's attorneys, and both atatiana jefferson's case and botham jean's case happened right here in dallas, texas. i hope people understand these cases extend well beyond kentucky when we discuss the issues that came up today. we kept hearing over and over again in the press conference that a prosecutor's role is to figure out what happened. that's only part of a prosecutor's role. a prosecutor's official job description is to make sure that justice is served. and at a time like this, it's important that justice is served and that the public understands how justice has been served. unfortunately, some of our laws need to change and th

henderson and massa say why not? they met the an off-broadway stage 30 years ago.t for the catskills. >> joseph started selling real estate. we became friends with the guy who owned the company. he said there's this little ten-units strip motel in roxb y roxbury, new york, that has been vacant for a while. the area needs lodging. >> reporter: the roxbury motel was born in 2004 with rooms inspired by '60s and '70s pop culture. ten years later, another opportunity presented itself when the owner of this property offered to sell to henderson and massa. any doubt they had erased the moment they saet eyes on its waterfall. >> we looked at each other. it was like -- it was like being in a fairytale. >> reporter: and that was really the inspiration then for these cottages. >> correct. >> yes, yeah. >> to build something magical where -- and fairytale-esque that transports people into this other realm of reality. like we kind of were that day. >> we're pouring concrete! >> reporter: after five years of hand-designed detailing, their sto sto storybook came to life. the roxb

we spoke with matt henderson on the firehotos and he shot the video and how quickly the fire was burning through the homes. >> the fire settled down. we thought we were going to be okay and then all of a sudden there was a wind shift, the fire spotted over and just as cierra was saying just home after home started going up. >> henderson says many people waited until the last minute to leave their homes. >>> coming up next, our live team coverage on the fires continues this morning. >> reporter: and we've been out here all morning long showing you that firefight in the desert. we'll bring you more coming up after the break. you're watching "today in the bay." the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>> righ

. >>> president trump held an indoor rally in henderson, nevada tonight. it was held in a manufacturing facility in open defiance of state regulations against large indoor gatherings. temperature checks were done on entry and mask were encouraged but not required. president trump has been stumping all weekend. >> this man is unfit. >> the movement is pro-jobs, pro-worker, pro-police and 100% pro-american. >> supporter shared when he said he will win four more years and asked for another four. >>> the august complex fire is now 28% contained. the fire was started nearly a month ago by lightning. since then, it charred more than 877,000 acres making it the largest wildfire in california history. firefighters at the north complex fire say they are on high alert for possibly gusty conditions. the fire is 26% contained. 258,000 acres burned so far. two more people died bringing the total to 14. major wildfires burning across the state in 24 people died. fires continue to burn in oregon and washington. the quality and the northwest is just as bad if not worse th

in the aftermath of the shooting henderson says it's clear more changes are needed including mandating comprehensive reviews of all serious police incidents. >> knowing when things are happening, how they happened, why they happened and evaluating what needs to happen or what needs to change sometimes. >> i think that these reforms are just no brainers, frankly. >> reporter: police commissioner john says the police union has to understand this can no longer be business as usual given what the woods video shows. >> i think everybody watching it from the outside thought, you know, this young man did not have to die. >> reporter: nbc, bay area news. >> now, we should tell you the police department has not responded to our interview request. >>> the debate is over around climate change. this comes to the state of california. >> governor newsom unleashes on climate change deniers. the message he wants everyone around the world to hear and see. >>> also, we've been told to stay indoors, but what about exercise? we want to show you what you can do to stay healthy in your home or car. >>> i'm

eastern here in henderson where he is likely to repeat what is much of the stand of a speech that were focus is hitting out a joe biden saying he the president does not believe joe biden is up to the job, listen to the president here. >> let's face it, joe is shot. [cheering] not that he has anything to do because he won't know what's happening, he'll just be locked up in a room someplace in the radical left will be running our country. >> we are still around nine hours from the rally beginning but i can tell you just a couple of hours ago we went outside the venue as already people were lining up, several dozen of them probably closer to a couple of hundred now i would imagine and they will be standing outside in temperatures that are gonna be well over 100 degrees today, these are very, very enthusiastic supporters and again, you look back to 2016 and how much that enthusiasm was underestimated by many people did, it could be a key factor once again, that enthusiasm is there you need to see the people outside these rallies to realize that. leland: the campaign has been talking about

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. >> i want to bring in david henderson, a civil rights attorney and former prosecutor and also eddiehe chair of african-american studies at princeton university. david, let me start with you. we just heard ben crump there express the family's outrage at the grand jury results, called it a sham. david, what flaws are there in the grand jury system that you think affected this outcome? >> i think i've watched the movie "a few good men" 50 different times. a line in the movie, there's a difference between paper law and the law. based on what we read we determine how actions should take. in a prosecutor's office you begin with a basic impulse about what you want to do. once you decide that, then you decide what actions you're going to take under the law. what we saw yesterday was a justice system that decided it was going to protect law enforcement at all costs even at the expense of innocent victims. the way the grand jury role plays into this is that it's completely secret. prosecutors can say whatever they want when they present cases to the grand jury and the grand jury are not a bod

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tonight in phoenix and last night at a massive rally in henderson, nevada vir trtually only masks were people behind him. the rest went without. jammed together for hours shouting and screaming. now, perhaps the president's supporters who were there feel like they're just doing what the man they came to see is doing, filming their unmasked noses at political correctness and people worry about a virus. they might think they're in this together with the president but let's be clear, the president isn't taking any great risk in that room. those who actually come in contact with him are tested. he lives in a biological bunker. his security wears masks. everyone is tested around him. last night in las vegas, the president was asked by a local reporter about what you've been seeing. >> he's not concerned because he's on a stage far away from the masses. that's the latest example of his apparent lack of concern for the public as you'll hear on this latest recording, he told bob woodward what he couldn't tell the public. it took place on the 13th of april. people had already died in this count

kay henderson is the news director at radio iowa, and appears regularly on iowa pbs.oins me from des moines. kay, welcome back to the newshour, the numbers are worth highlighting statewide we shoulo meiowa currently has more than 66,000 con furthermored cases, more than 1100 deaths, but it's not the infection volume that is troubng experts t is the per capita numbers. the average in iowa ise tri the national average over the last week. conference about this earliers today. how would you describe her response to the latest troubling legures? >> well, many penow the white house coronavirus task force has been advg isates on steps to take to sort of mitigate the spread of the virus and the task force this paswet recommended iowa close bars in 61 of its 99 cunties and have a statewide mandate for face coverings in public place the governor's resisted both of those things but last week she did act, closed bars in six of iowa's counties, three of them are in the populist places in iowa, poke, theo desnes metro, lynn countwitcedar rapids is, the other major metro in iowa, an

joining us is senior political reporter nia mallika henderson and jeffrey toobin.he president is saying today that we may end up in a dispute for a long time after election night. you've written about this extensively. how problematic could that be in a state like florida and frankly, other states, as well. >> well, florida is actually one of the exceptions to the rule and one reason why michael bloomberg is putting so much money into florida is that they actually couldn't their votes somewhat quickly and bloomberg's people feel like if they can get a win for joe biden in florida, that will simply end the election on election night because there is just no way of the president can get to 270 electoral votes without florida. however, if florida is not decide decided there are so many possibilities of litigation about vote counting, there are 200 lawsuits now, going on now about how the votes will be counted. the rules are very much in flux which means if there are close elections, there is the possibility firefighter litigation afterwards. there is also the possibil

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henderson, i wish we had more time for this conversation, because we could go a long ways. time and thanks for being with us. >> no, thanks for having me. it's been a real pleasure. happy to share. >> all right. abc 7 will have more stories like this one this week focusing on race and social justice as we build a better area. tomorrow's topic is la teacho heritage month. tune in for stories to the trugles facing black businesses and how we view one another. if you want to watch our building a better bay area storie download our "abc7 news" app, available right now for roku, android tv and fire tv. >>> the nfl is back. now the coaches are being called out for not wearing hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, cov

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in fact, the henderson place was just fine, 3,000, because they held it indoors.on't have to do this! it's like recklessness for recklessness' sake. the event last night was for latinos. latinos are 4.6 more times likely to be hospitalized for cyr coronavirus than white people. it's doubly hazardous and reckless. it just doesn't make any sense why they're making this decision. >> yes, alisyn, it really doesn't. and i think again what you said, and what you want to emphasize is that if you have a person get infected there, because of the exponential growth and the way this is transmitted, that one person at the end of the month has infected 400 people. and that's why this event, if very few people get infected, lead to hundreds if not thousands of cases afterwards and we saw sturgis and another event that the president had in tulsa. all of those led to major transmission events because of the exponential way in which this virus is transmitted. we really need to stop every single transmission and we know the things that work. we know face masking, social distancing,

he has multiple events in las vegas before heading off to henderson, nevada, this evening. the latest polling on the swing state from "the new york times" has former vice president biden with a four-point lead over the president. nbc's josh lederman is at the white house and joins me now. josh, he lost the state in 2016. what did we learn from trump's rally last night about the campaign strategy? >> well, lindsey, if you were to ask me or pretty much anyone in washington a week ago who the trump campaign was really targeting in these last two months of the election, we would have said the president's longtime political base. largely white working class voters who helped to elect him four years ago. but in the last couple days, we have really seen a shift in focus where the trump campaign is now putting a real laser focus, at least for this weekend and the next couple days, on latino voters. one of the reasons is some of the polling that they're seeing, especially in florida, but also in some other parts of the country that suggests that joe biden is actually underperforming

they're more than double that in clarke county, alone, where henderson, nevada is, and las vegas is,he president spoke. so more than twice the number of deaths than all of the nation of canada, just in that one little area. and now it's going to spike because of that rally. so this is -- this is what we're dealing with. and as i call it a science -- an anti-science disinformation campaign, and you hear the voices of the people you interviewed at the rally. and this is a major approach that this president is taking and his party has decided to take. >> let's hear those voices. you just brought up what we heard directly from the people that did choose to put their lives on the line indoors. let's hear them. >> i don't have any of the symptoms. and neither do they. and if they did, they wouldn't be here. we're not stupid people. >> and you know the virus can be spread with people who don't stro have symptoms, as well? >> of course. if they thought that they were hurting anybody, do you think they would be here? do you think we're all a bunch of animals? >> reporter: you concerned at all

political analyst paul henderson with some thoughts. >> the number of civil rights from the past, protection of the time it and environmental issues, economy fixes that will all be defined by supreme court rulings. this is before we even start talking about justice reforms and all the race disparities on the table right now reflective of the civil unrest going on in the country. >> first things first. cbs news will have live coverage of the first memorial ruth bader ginsburg that takes place at the u.s. supreme court at about 6:30 tomorrow morning. stomach this just in hearing of virtual fundraiser joe biden announced that cindy mccain, the wife of the late senator john mccain will endorse him for president. biden says mccain made the decision after an article that claimed president trump had called fallen servicemembers suckers. the white house has repeatedly denied that report. right now president trump is speaking to supporters in moon township pennsylvania. his fourth visit to the state this month. earlier the president talked about emergency, excuse me, energy and talked about the power

the trump campaign says about 5,000 people attended sunday's event in henderson.he business where the rally was held was fined $3,000. nevada health officials say they expect to see an uptick in new coronavirus cases after that rally and another one held for mr. trump on saturday. >>> so, still ahead, an invitation to live like tv royalty. the mansion where the "fresh prince of bel-air" lived. it's available to rent. we'll show you the amenities. bel-air lived. we'll show you the amenities. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the 55th academy of country music awards kicks off tonight in nashville. stars will perform from three iconic music venues including the grand ole opry. taylor swift will premier her song "betty." other artists are also set pe you can catch the award show tomorrow at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on cbs. >>> on the "cbs money watch" the new gadgets apple might be unveiling today, and you can live like the "fresh prince of bel-air" at least for one night. we go to new york for that and more. good mornin

and last night, in henderson, nevada. virtually, the only masks were on the people on camera behind him. the rest went without. jammed together for hours shouting and screaming. perhaps, the president's supporters who were there feel like they're just doing what the man they came to see was doing. thumbing their noses at political correctness and people worried about a virus. but let's be clear. the president isn't taking nany great risk in that room. those who actually come in contact with him are tested. his security wears masks. everyone's tested around him. and last night at his rally in las vegas, the president was asked by a local reporter about what you've been seeing. >> aren't you concerned about getting covid, though? >> no, i'm not concerned. i'm more concerned about how close you are. because you know why? >> uh-huh. >> i'm on a stage. it's very far away. and so, i'm not, at all, concerned. >> he's not concerned because he's on a stage, far away from those huddled masses yearning to breathe free. that's just t