--ta: to follow julian thank you very much for your time. julian: thanks so much for having me. greta: we are back with nick clark in pennsylvania. on clark, what do polls say where the race stands? polls put biden ahead by roughly 4% and 6%. at franklin and marshall as a new poll out this morning that puts him on the upper end of that trajectory. there are sinkable both to give him more of an advantage but it looks like biden as an advantage between four and six. greta: what you make of that advantage? is it enough to get out of the margin of error? >> i think so. even if the vice p

julian: the impact on voting is interesting. i'm not exactly sure of the impact on the electorate at this point. other than us knowing that law and order is the second biggest issue in one reputable hole recently. that poll said that joe biden is more trustworthy on law and order. i would say during the primary election, there were protests. there were not as inflammatory, these are more intense. i think that there is fear among county election officials that this could disrupt the administration of the election, which is obviously frightened by the influx of mail-in ballots and so many other things. i think that it is still to be determined. we are on the western side of the state. i think that it is something to pay attention to. ofta: what is the state early voting in pennsylvania, and how will it work on election night? toian: early voting had come an end this past tuesday, because that was the deadline in pennsylvania to apply for a mail-in ballots. pennsylvania was letting you go to your county election offices and do an a

julian in belmont i mean when i 1st went to see him off there he was. after he was thrown out of the ecuadorian embassy one of the 1st things he said was . i think i'm losing my mind and i found myself reassuring him that he wasn't his resilience. is absolutely astonishing and that he and that includes courage of course. but what we did look good and i have to say it shocked me. that some of the display of. the punishment has worked on him that some of the despair that he has had to endure during this. i think if he's freed he will recover he is a strong personality he is a political prisoner a political prisoner was as they they knew own robben island and so many other places can recover perhaps not everything but the substantial part of them because they are there. for a principle. one of the things that's always been neglected about wiki leaks is that it started with a a rather moral way and that the politicians should be accountable. that's that they should in a democracy they should be accountable to us i know he felt very passionately right from t

the thing about julian is on the wiki leaks they might have known about the collateral murder video and you see in the soldiers american soldiers killing journalists why is julian assange is the one who is at the old bailey being tried not all those people around the world that whose war crimes he exposed it where he lays well if a debate about china or russia or one of the official enemy is that's fine but this is about us he gave us too much truth. he made those who committed these 4 crimes he forced them to look in the maira it's then it's you that's his unforgivable crime but you see we don't commit these crimes we don't shoot people. in who are unarmed we don't govern them down on the law. we don't do all the things that the wiki leaks. the wiki leaks video has told us plus so much else our politicians and in the present circumstances it's almost a mockery to say so politicians don't really love i mean our press tells us the truth al media by and large few things wrong with that but by log. is a free media none of these things are true and the song was a son to represent what i wou

una ex de juliÁn gilsale en defensa de juliÁn y sorprende a todos. de argán marroquí. cabello súper liso, incluso con 97% de humedad. sin parabenos. fructis sleek & shine de garnier, ¡naturalmente! y es difícil ponernos de acuerdo. a mí, cran-pineapple, me sabe tropical. ¡como unas vacaciones! pero el cran-mango, es como ir a un parque de diversiones. ♪ de diversiones. ♪ ♪ >> despierta amÉrica no se detiene ni tampoco las primicias asÍ que te llevamos el centro mÉdico donde te darÁn el mismo tratamiento que el covid 19 que presidente trump afirma que lo llevÓ a recuperarse pronto. uno de los doctores hispanos que los africanos dice cÓmo funciona alan: alerta porque te diremos como se aprovechan de tus compras de internet para robarte. satca: aleida ortiz nos presenta a su hermana gay aquÍ le escucharÁs revelar su propia aceptaciÓn y la de su familia porque su historia hoy puede ayudar a otros. alan: pablo montero nos cuenta los secretos de su personificaciÓn de ricardo arjona de tu cara me suena y cÓmo se prepara para transformarse en el puma. te ima

julian, jobina. red flag warning.essing need and in the north bay mountains and go through 8:00 tomorrow morning and then we've got the northerly winds gusting up around 30, 35 miles per hour right now. the air is pretty dry around 20% to 30%. we have those critical fire weather conditions. it's also going to add up to warmer temperatures this afternoon. near 70 at the coast and mid to upper 70s around san francisco and oakland, richmond. 80s else where until you get to ukiah and east port. >> thank you, mike. >>> pg&e is warning of another possible round of fire prevention shutoffs as early as tomorrow night. here in the bay area, nearly 7,000 homes and businesses in six counties you see on this map could be affected. the mountains in the north bay and the areas near mt. diablo are most impacted by this. amy hollyfield live for us in danville this morning. good morning, amy. >> good morning. pg&e has warned people in high-risk areas like this neighborhood here in danville where we are at stone valley and grass valley

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juliÁn.e golf a new jersey donde asistieron 100 personas. en esta pandemia que hoy lo afecta directamente el mandatario ha pasado de desestimar los efectos del virus a hacer grandes cruzadas contra Él. en esa declaraciones que ha puesto en la pandemia nos habla nuestra compaÑera. eli: al principio de la pandemia todos los focos han estado expuestos en las declaraciones del mandatario. en febrero decÍa pÚblicamente que el virus se iba a debilitar en abril con el clima cÁlido. algo que los expertos no tardaron en decir que no. el presidente era consistente ante el paÍs. [habla en inglÉs] va a desaparecer como un milagro un dÍa. desde nuestra frontera se puede empeorar, pero esperaremos lo mejor. donald trump ha sido negativo en cerrar las economÍas estatales. ha sugerido que los estados demÓcratas utilizan este mecanismo en su contra. en julio decÍa al país que todo estaba bajo control. el 99% de los casos de coronavirus son inofensivos, aseguraba. sÓlo 1% representaba para Él una verdadera ame

por eso hoy juliÁn gil vuelve sus obliaciones pagandole a marorie un 20% pero juliÁn debe continuar coniÓn por la que ellos viajan a estos sitios como ninel conde la semana pasada. es parte de eso. por eso estÁn en turquÍa y por eso es porque les regalan como muchos nosotros te invitan a ir y te pagan el viaje para que hagas publicidad. es un poco lo que hizo brillantemente. maity: yo no creo que eso se trate de publicidad por haber ido turquÍa. eso pasa pero no creo que es el caso de juliÁn gil. creo que estÁ disfrutando una etapa que muy merecidamente la tiene. la pasado difÍcil. para ejemplo de eso estamos viendo que el juez le ha quitado la patria potestad. yo creo que fue su mejor cÓmplice. se nota que su jovialidad, su buen sentido del humor es lo que tambiÉn le gusta a él y a mÍ me da mucha alegría. ojalÁ que entre broma y broma, la verdad se asoma. seguramente ella sueÑa con ese matrimonio y si ya hizo eso en turquÍa, ahora cuando es el de verdad tiene que subir aquÍ para poderlo hacer como se lo merece ella. elyangelica: obviamente toda mujer sueÑa con una pedida de mano y cuan

julian said trump likes the physicality. he wants to be able to stalk up behind the vice president like he stalked up behind secretary clinton. you can't do that in a virtual debate. and we are where we are, in part, because we haven't as a country gotten a handle on the virus and now he's in the position -- look, he can read a poll. the vice president is ahead of president trump and president trump cease that. i make no predictions on what happens on election day, but this is a situation where the biden campaign can go steady as she goes. the president's campaign is the one that has to think about throwing the long bomb. >> julian, do you summit up that these are all the hallmarks of a desperate presidency? >> well, they are. there's just no way to look at this as an incumbent who is in trouble and a president who is pretty desperate and doing everything, from the stuff we've been talking about with the pandemic, the different steps he's taken, to talking about investigations of his political opponents. it doesn't mean he l

host: julian routh, any o thoughts -- any thoughts? guest: i would like to do reporting on that topic,. access to the n email, me a that would be great. the overwhelming focus is the distribution of mail-in ballots and getting people to return them. there are a lot of people doing good work on this. it is something that will decide the election. host: larry, you support the president in tennessee. good morning. caller: i do support our president. i have heard a lot of talk about the laptop. that is a big deal to this country. the gentleman before, i would like to tell him to do a little more research and to look at the man who was an eyewitness sitting beside the vice president of the united states making deals with china. i used to be democrat. in the last eight years i have changed to a cold-blooded republican. partys not the democratic that me and my mother went and worked on for 20 years. not even close. i hope to god this country sees what is going on. host: ok, larry. democratsth, how many president trump convinced to vote for hi

por eso juliÁn insisten.ener el negocio a flote. ♪ hey tú, ¿las alergias te arruinan la diversión? prueba con zyrtec... que actúa poderosamente desde la primera hora, refuerza su eficacia si lo tomas al día siguiente. zyrtec y deja de sufrir alergias. ♪ ♪ es aquel que viaja 4 horas uen tren todos los días para desayunar con su familia. es quien dedica su vida a servir y no a servirse de los demás. un hombre de bien es aquel que no sostiene sus valores en una mano, sino que los demuestra con acciones. preocupándose por el bienestar de los más vulnerables. ese es joe biden. un hombre de bien. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. [mÚsica] alan: regreso en "sin rollo". noticia de Último momento. sandra echeverrÍa tercer participante de "tu cara me suena" que acaba de dar positivo al coronavirus. hace una minuto la propia sandra ayer se realizÓ la prueba y dio positivo. esta asombrada. tanto el programa como los participantes han seguido los protocolos de sanidad para que esto no suceda. sin embargo, se sigue

what does cyrus want with julian? you know, julian has moved drugs in the past.g to recruit him. okay. well, there's only one way to find out. wh-- ♪ sonny is gonna love these pictures. thank you. how are you feeling now that sonny and jason know about nelle's fall? uh, relieved. yeah, i-i hated keeping it from him. i only did it because of mike. well, i knew you were gonna tell jason the moment he walked in the door, but i'm a little surprised you told sonny now, especially, you know, with mike's passing being so recent. i know. but jason made me realize by keeping it from sonny, i was robbing him of the chance to be able to support me. and you know as well as anyone else, sonny and i've had way too many secrets. yeah, well, i hate keeping this from nina 'cause the last thing she needs in her life is another valentin. but if it were ever to come out that you were on the cliff with nelle and i helped you cover it up, i wouldn't want her pulled in as some kind of accessory after the fact. that's not going to happen, okay? there's no evidence to be found. what else

en exclusiva la hermana de julián gil hace fuertes declaraciones de la información de que julián gilente con tu crédito hoy se celebra este día nacional y te enseñamos a tener hábitos responsables para ayudarte mejorar tu calidad de vida y evitar problemas financieros . >>> el hijo del presidente trump tuvo covid-19 en tu cita médica te hablaremos de los riesgos que corren dos menores de edad y las secuelas a largo plazo tras de sufrir la enfermedad . >>> hablamos con la comisionada en washington sobre el presidente trump en la idea de hacer puerto rico parte de estados unidos y la importancia del voto boricua en las elecciones . >>> se acá laura la campaña electoral. en texas vecinos dividen por una pared el apoyo de sus candidatos. por eso hoy les tenemos un consejo para estar en armonía y evitar peleas por sus diferencias políticas . >>> en nuestra vuelta shakira imita a nuestro invitado de ayer y su paseo en bicicleta. también te diremos cómo puedes subirse al escenario del os premios billboard que ya se acercan. así comienza un nuevo día. hoy y siempre más cerca de ti. >>> ♪ (mú

i didn't know that, julian. thank you. >>> election day is officially three weeks away that's when voting end here in california. joe biden will be in florida. this morning growing concern about the rising number of coronavirus cases that are now nationwide. here's abc new z >> reporter: tossing out make america great again masks and feeling america is great. >> i feel so powerful. i'll walk in there and kiss everyone in that audience. i'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women and everybody. i'll just give you a big, fat kiss. >> reporter: in a new letter sean conley says the president is not infectious and tested negative on consecutive days. at his first rally since being hospitalized, trump defended his handling of the pandemic. >> if you look of our upward path, no country in the world has recovered the way we have recovered economically or otherwise. >> reporter: covid cases are on the rise in 42 states and 14 states had a record number of hospitalizations. in north dakota only 29 icu beds are available st

raÚl: juliÁn. juliÁn figueroa: pues, me gusta. cantas precioso. padre y la madre. cÓmo estÁn? >> bien. gracias. raÚl: cÓmo se siente al ver a su hija cantar? >> muy alegre. contento, feliz. sacÓ el talento del abuelo ahÍ en mÉxico. raÚl: de quÉ parte de méxico? >> del distrito federal. era mariachi mi padre ya descansa en mÉxico. raÚl: muy bonito entender. viene de generaciÓn en cardenasÓn. tiene una voz preciosa. me diste mucha alegrÍa con tu participaciÓn. me gustÓ muchÍsimo. muchas felicidades. raÚl: juliÁn, te veo muy serio. has estado analizando todo lo que viste. juliÁn: me la han puesto muy difÍcil. tienes una voz muy bonita. lo que mencionan gÉnicas muy importante. trasmite es mucha alegrÍa, trasmite que estÁ disfrutando lo que estÁs haciendo. para mÍ, es de las cosas mÁs importantes. cantaste precioso. me gustÓ mucho tu interpretaciÓn. raÚl: muy bien. alex fernÁndez. alex: me gustÓ mucho la interpretaciÓn. tambiÉn coincidimos ahÍ. mi abuelo es charro, mariachi tan bien. me gustÓ mucho el vÍdeo que traÍa. canta muy bien, canta muy bonito.

[aplausos] vamos con juliÁn. tambiÉn te veo sonriente. juliÁn: me gustÓ tu voz.igos de "despierta amÉrica". soy la madre de emanuel fernÁndez. mi hijo desde pequeÑo le gusta cantar, bailar, actuar. por eso estoy muy orgullosa y considero que mi hijo es un artista. [aplausos] raÚl: tengo un corazÓn en la mano porque representando a miami, florida, con cuatro aÑos de edad. Él es emanuel fernÁndez con una muestra de su canto y actuaciÓn porque "mi hijo es un artista". [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [aplausos] >> mi amor, mi amor. me puede bajar la luz. >> cÓmo te puedo bajar la luz? yo no puedo bajar la panza. [aplausos] [risas] marÍa antonieta: quÉ es eso? quÉ belleza! [ risas] talento. raÚl: quÉ opinas de la actuaciÓn? marÍa antonieta: algo perfecto. Él llevaba el tiempo. la madre me encanta. estaba con un bolero de consuelo velÁzquez "bÉsame mucho". lo pudo haber puesto a bailar rap, reggaeton, cualquier cosa. la seÑora esas son las madres que hacen que las tradiciones no se acaben. una de las canciones mÁs escuchadas. raÚl: sÍ. otra cosa que me llama mucho la atenciÓn es al

julian? >> thank you, lisa. >>> now to some developing news as you wake up with us this morning in san jose. police are investigating a double shooting. two men are dead. happened around 11:40 last night on south capital avenue. three other people were shot but are expected to be okay. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. of course we'll bring you any updates as soon as we get them this morning. >>> and in san francisco, two people are dead and multiple others injured after two shootings. police say the first shooting happened just before 8:00 last night in the bay view on hunters point boulevard. officers found a man around 45 to 50 years old suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the hospital. then around 8:30 police say another shooting happened on sherwin street. the 33-year-old man died at the scene. three others transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >>> we have some new developments this morning, a pair of teens admitted to starting this fast-moving br

julian? might be different this year because of the pan dem ck by plenty of fun and scary things to do. a haunted house drive-through in pleasanton is delivering the ultimate halloween treat. >> how you all doing? come on down, we've got rats on a stick. >> the pirates haunted drive-through here at the alameda county fair fwrounds. i don't think there's anything quite like this out there. we have trick or treat town, hill billies, pirates, >> definitely thought halloween was going to be cancelled but this brings the great spooky season back to us. >> there's scares, there's laughs. especially when people start busting out real chain saws. >> it's fun. >> this year has really changed a lot. we have this piece of glass in between us now, in a car in a vehicle, before you were able to get in people's faces and it was really an in your face kind of haunted house. we've all had to change in this covid time. we want everybody to be safe hchlt. >> we had to pivot, redesign and we had a couple peeks

julian? >> lisa, laung. >>> to developing news out of san jose this morning, police are investigating a double shooting that left two men dead at a restaurant. new video here, it happened around 11:40 last night on south capital avenue. three other people were shot but are expected to be okay. it's unclear right now what led up to this shooting. >>> and police in san jose also busy investigating a deadly stabbing this morning. this one happening just before 4:00 a.m. near dell ridge drive and coyote road. officers found a person suffering from a stab wound and that person died at the hospital. >>> police say there is a large crime scene at this time and several surrounding streets are closed while investigators process this crime scene. in san francisco, two people are dead, and several others injured after two shootings. police say the first one happened just before -- on hunters point boulevard. the man was found suffering from a busht wound. he died at the hospital. then around 8:30, a sho

reporting live here in san jose just outside of santana row, julian glover. >> julian, thank you. >>> right now questioning begins for judge amy coney barrett and two bay area lawmakers are taking center stage. jobina fortson watching it from the live desk. thank you, jobina. >> diane feinstein and kamala harris will begin their questioning today. we'll take a live look at the capitol hill and i will see what is going on. senator lindsey graham is still speaking and those hearings taking place today. senator harris will appear virtually as she called it, quote, reckless to hold a committee hearing in person for a vacant supreme court seat in the middle of this pandemic. the confirmation hearings should have been postponed. senator feinstein said the senate should not move forward and the next president has taken office. a san jose state professor says so far democrats and republicans are talking to americans, not each other. >> what i think they're trying to do is trying to influence the public debate. and persuade people one way or the other in the elections. >> during her opening st

julian seltzer is a political analyst, and herndon is the here. good to see you, gentlemen. i want to hear more from the president's team of doctors. >> i was trying to reflect the upbeat attitude that the team, the president, his course of illness what is had. i didn't want to give any information that might steer the course of illness in another direction, and in doing so, you know, came off as if we were trying to hide something, which was not true. so he is -- the fact of the matter is he is doing really well, he is responding, and as the team said, if everything continue to say go well, we're going to start discharge back to the white house. >> dr. heinz, your thoughts about that. is that the role of the president's, you know, physician to try to spin a message that everything is going great even at the risk of people feeling like you're hiding something? >> no, absolutely not. i'm sure that these are excellent physicians, but when called upon to do, i guess, public relations or political spin like this, they're going to fail, because they're not good at it, and it shou

la hermana de juliÁn gil viene a revelar lo que le faltaba por decir.aciÓn de cuÑadas? se conocieron? o casi nunca compartiste con ella? >> sÍ la conocí, desde la primera vez que estuvo con julian y sÍ tuvimos algunas vivencias durante su embarazo, durante su maternidad yy alguna convivencia tuvimos. karla: y en ese momento, quÉ relaciÓn tenÍas, quÉ pensabas de ella? >> polÍticamente correcta, yo algo le veÍa, pero no era mi decisiÓn. si juliÁn querÍa estar con ella, no me correspondÍa mí. en una relaciÓn polÍticamente correcta. karla: muchachos, sÍ que tienen preguntas. tony: patty, hemos leÍdo tus mensajes en las redes sociales que dicen ella no puede contestar sus mentiras, es una descarada. la pregunta que todos nos hacemos de quÉ acusan marjorie a julian, tiene que haber algo muy fuerte para que una madre le quite la patria potestad a un padre. cuÁl la razÓn que nosotros no sabemos y que posiblemente tÚ la sepas? >> las mentiras, son las mentiras que ha ido creando desde el dÍa uno como acusarlo falsamente de narcotrÁfico, de tener al niÑo en un ce

juliÁn, cuÉntame. juliÁn: una preciosa voz.ede ayudarlo. (voemma está lista parar ¡eemostrar su mejor jugada.me! qué fuerza! qué estilo! buen trabajo emma! yoplait. con calcio para ayudarles a tener huesos fuertes y jugar más. ¡es yoplaitime! extrañamos esos mcon nuestra familia,. la libertad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [aplausos] raÚl: familia, y, efectivamente, es mÚsica de tensiÓn. ahÍ lo estamos viendo. cuatro familias que tienen un sueÑo, cuatro padres que dicen que sus hijos son artistas. cuatro niÑos que sus sueÑos es convertirse en grandes estrellas de la mÚsica. el jurado lo ha dicho fuera de cÁmara. han tenido un trabajo muy arduo, muy fuerte en tomar la decisiÓn. esta sema

julian. >> all right.jobina. >>> election day is two weeks from today and president trump is headed to pennsylvania for his campaign. he will deliver a speech at a rally in erie this afternoon. senator kamala harris will take part in a virtual rally to kick off the first day of in-person voting in wisconsin. this comes as a new poll finds joe biden with a very slight lead in north carolina. a state that has backed presidential democratic candidates twice in the last 50 years. this abc news "washington post" poll find biden has 49% in a state with president trump at 48%. that means a statistical tie. >>> a new rule for the upcoming presidential debate to avoid frequent interruptions. >> the question is, the question is, the question is. >> president trump and former vice president joe biden will have their microphones cut off while the other delivers their opening answer to each topic. the open discussion portion will not feature that mute button. abc7 news will air the second and final presidential debate

julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you, julian. >>> new at 6:00, a study released this morning found that president trump is the main driving force behind the conversation about coronavirus misinformati misinformation. jobina fortson at the live desk with the findings. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. this is considered to be the first -- misinformation and traditional and online media. what we're seeing is researchers analyzed 38 million articles written in english about the pandemic. when talking about covid-19 misinformation, president trump's name was mentioned in 38% of articles. miracle cures, deep state, bat soup. the president is likely the single largest driver of the covid-19 info dem yik. 16% of the misinformation conversation is approximate fact checking. misinformation is a serious threat to public health. as we all know, people bully the substantiated claims and less likely to follow the advice of health officials. >> thank you, jobina. >>> deadline extended in the breonna taylor case. why a judge agrees to give kentucky's attorney general extra time to release transcripts

abc news reporter julian glover is live with what he's saying this morning. juli julian?le just waking up, we want to let everyone know we're hearing from white house chief of staff mark meadows that he's optimistic that the president will be moved to the white house, released from walter reed medical center today, but also saying that call will be made by the president and his medical team. as you know, the president on that cocktail of drugs including remdesivir, antibodies to the virus and also steroids. and he appeared to be off of oxygen from those videos and pictures that we've seen of preo ride in the presidential motorcade waving to supporters there. the video raising questions about how serious the president may be taking his own diagnosis. we spoke to ucsf's infectious disease specialist who said it was not safe for the president to leave the hospital and potentially put others at the risk of exposure. he stressed while the president feels well now and appears to be on the mend, that could change as he's seen in a number of covie-19 patients. >> the danger point

abc7 news reporter julian glover is live with more on this. julian? >> good morning. the "san francisco chronicle" reporting at least five people, two patients, three health care workers testing positive for covid-19 at the ucsf helen diller medical center in the last week leading to 40 other people connected to the hospital either quarantining or isolating out of caution. abc7 news reached out to ucsf this morning. we have not confirmed the details in the chronicle article which said that two patients who shared a room tested negative for the virus when they arrived at the hospital. when one of the patients was set to be discharged, they then tested positive. that triggered contact tracing which turned up the second patient sharing the room with the first identified case then testing positive as well along with three workers who cared for those two patients. as a result, 28 additional employees were quarantined and 15 additional patients were placed in precautionary isolation. a ucsf spokeswoman told the chronicle that. so far all of the additional employees and pati

stay with us. >>> good morning, i'm julian glover, the u.s.the coronavirus pandemic, 8 million people infected with the virus. while many of those have recovered covid-19 as killed nearly 219,000 americans. health experts say a recent surge in cases could stem from students returning to cools and colleges in many parts of the country. every city has reported more cases in the past four weeks than the month prior. >>> happening today women across the country are expected to take part in the annual women's march. most of the events are virtual because of the pandemic. here's some video of last year's women's march in san francisco. today's rally supports the black lives matter movement. virtual events play in several bay area cities, including san francisco, pat loma and brentwood. >>> pg&e restored power to 41,000 customers who had their electricity shut off wednesday. inspection crews report finding 30 instances of weather damage which the utility claims could have caused wildfires. it was able to restore power 50% faster this time thanks to a

let's go back to julian emanuel of btig.get these headlines, how should the market be responding in the short-term versus how this plays out in the world of possible contested elections? view, theain, in our market is responding very appropriately. the elevated uncertainty, which clearly, based on my last press conference, is rising by the moment, versus this idea that the necessity of further stimulus, which, when we thick about how the market rallied from march, fiscal and monetary aid have been a huge part of the backdrop and supporting the real economy, and supporting workers who need it, and in supporting confidence, which continues to move along the bottom. but basically, it doesn't necessarily change the narrative getse that you are going to a very difficult election period. from our point of view, the likelihood of downward pressure on the market, even if you do get stimulus and a relief rally on that basis, is still in front of us. guy: can i dig into the price action a little more? i am hearing what you are saying,

julian iman ua julian iman emanuel. if we give something back in terms of regulation, then how does that impact the sector in your view? >> i think to me the credit issue is the most important thing for the banks. i want to update you ten days ago i talked about buying a position of -- a trading position in banks as well as my long position i'm out of that trading position now. >> i think the credit issues are going to be less than the market has priced in. but also, i really want to hear about what their view of the economy is we have all these other things that matter, covid-19, fed, stimulus, election uncertainty and all of that. we don't know anything about fundamentals right now that isn't moving the market the i like when fundamentals move the market. that makes more sense to me. so um hoping that starting next -- i think it's tuesday -- we'll start to return to fundamentals and i'm long banks going into that. >> all right coming up, we're tracking the treatment trades big moves in bioteches as president trump get

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. >> let's bring in julian zell. a couple months into the administration, we're one month from the election, have we been here before? >> we've had a couple cases where presidents were ill during campaigns. if dr famously was very ill in 1944 with heart disease. george h.w. bush had graves disease which is treatable in 1991 and 1992. nothing like this, nothing like going right into the election. and the president essentially not only can't campaign for a while and needs to deal with his illness, but concerns about who else has it and how far this will spread. >> so, you wrote an article on cnn.com that's out this morning, julian, in it, you write, as jarring as this was, it was also predictable, whether you work in the oval office or in rural iowa. and you said as we all do you wished president trump and the first lady well and hope they have a recovery that is very quick. but you wrote that this is essentially a wake-up call for the country. do you believe that the diagnosis of the president and what we're seeing pl

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collateral murder video they do see in the soldiers american soldiers killing journalists why is julian assange is the one who is at the old bailey being tried not all those people all around the world that whose war crimes he exposed that wiki leaks will open to bring about china or russia or one of the official animators but fine but this was about us he gave us too much truth. he made those who committed these 4 crimes he forced them to look in the maira it's then it's you that's his unforgivable crime but you see we don't commit these crimes we don't shoot people. in iran and we don't get them down on the line. we don't do.

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international 40 n.g.o.s being barred the cia the burgling of lawyers if no one knew anything about julian assange to wiki leaks they might have known about the collateral murder video they're just seeing the soldiers the american soldiers killing journalists why is julian assange is the one who is at the old bailey being tried not all those people all around the world that whose war crimes he exposed to wiki leaks will open to bring about china or russia or one of the official enemy is that's fine but this is about us. he gave us too much truth. he made those who committed these 4 crimes he forced them to look in the mirror it's them it's you that's is unforgivable crime. but you see we don't commit these crimes we don't shoot people. in who are unarmed we don't gun them down on law. we don't do oval things that the wiki leaks. the wiki leaks video has told us plus so much else our politicians and in the present circumstances it's almost a mockery to say so politicians don't really love i mean our press tells us the truth al media by and large few things wrong with that but by log. is a f

secret service morales's employees who were involved in the operation to not just spy on julian assange but to target and stalk his associates including the mother of his children stella morris came forward went to spanish police complained that they were participating in an illegal operation revealed that they had even been told to consider an operation to assassinate julian a songe the top dissident in the west with poison a spanish court investigating whether you see klippel breached any rules and invaded songes privacy now wants to interview the hov but washington's not making it easy or in the wilds of much split with all its stonewalling the u.s. department of justice has been stonewalling not just in the case of zoe adelson security. chief but with all witnesses and has even demanded that the spanish judge unmask the protected witnesses from u.c. global which is absolutely unprecedented in any democratic criminal justice system in order for them to cooperate so there's a pattern of stonewalling here and this is not the 1st time they're doing it in this extremely revealing case in

reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. >>> president trump is downplayingus after being discharged from the hospital. this morning, he's still being treated for covid-19 at the white house. the president left walter reed medical center last night and here you can see him getting back home to the white house. he went up a set of stairs to a first floor balcony, took off his mask for a photo op even though he's still contagious. the president later released a video on twitter telling people not to be afraid of the virus. >> you're going to beat it. we have the best medical equipment. we have the best medicines. all developed recently. >> many critics have raised concerns aboutthe president's rhetoric considering more than 210,000 americans have died from covid-19 and cases are rising across the country. >>> well, many people want to know what dr. anthony fauci thinks of the president's discharge from the hospital. jobina is live at the hospital with what the disease expert is saying. jobina. >> yes, kumasi. dr. anthony fauci is saying the president's doctors

abc7 news reporter julian glover has reaction leaders in one county that is failing. julian?ah. we're talking about sonoma county where the supervisor says they made progress but they're not out of the woods yet. this new equity metric is a way to incentivize dedicating more resources to help the communities most impacted by covid-19. but this could also affect some reopening plans. the goal is to get counties to focus on zip codes disproportionately affected by the virus including black, latino and pacific islander communities and provide contact tracing and community outreach to get test positivity rates dwn in those areas. some counties like sonoma are falling behind in this equity metric, not doing enough to help those communities and that could prevent the county from moving to less restrictive tiers, which means it could take longer for the county to reopen its county and getting people back to work. >> with the fires, labor day, the tourist economy that we have. >> again, sonoma county supervisor david rabbit there talking about the things contributing to them having a

abc7 news reporter julian glover is live with what neighbors think about all this. >> reporter: good morning. it does not get much worse than this. we're hearing women in the sunnyvale neighborhood are telling each other to not wear expensive and pricey and nice jewelry when they're out in public after seeing this awful incident caught on camera. it happened in the birdland neighborhood midday wednesday. two women here walking. one in this pink jacket has a stroller. a man pretends to trip, the women to see if he is okay, that's when the guy lunges at her and snatches her necklace. there's a brief tussle before he runs off. >> my friends are indian. they say they're the ones being targeted. they wear jewelry. they have special jewelry from their wedding. they wear gold. >> public safety in sunnyvale asking people proctes fro becom victory by covering up jewelry when out in public. wear long sleeves to cover up a bracelet or a scarf to cover up a necklace. mountain view police arresting a suspect in a similar unrelated robbery on jackson street hours before this incident. so this was

julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> julian being thank you. this morning, governor newsom cleared his desk of bills, bringing the 2019-2020 legislative session to the close. jobina fortson is at the debts being with what the governor signed and what he didn't. jobina. >> reggie, yes. the governor took action on legislation to end systemic racism. that includes a bill that is creating a task force to study and develop proposals for potential reparations for the -- >> in some respects, it's rather sad that i'll be signing a couple of these bills, that they weren't addressed decades ago. that we still need to be talking about jury selection, still need to talk about race and relationships to sentencing guidelines. >> the governor also signed a bill requiring public companies to diversify their boards.ds. he also approved some policehol. the governor vetoed several bills, including one that would have made an ethnic studies class a graduation requirement for high school students. and one that would have required workers laid off during the pandemi

julian? >> thank you. we have a full page dedicated to coronavirus coverage with a big focus on california. you can get the latest information on our website, abc7news.com or on abc7 news apps. >>> judge amy coney barrett faces a second round of questioning from the senate judiciary committee this morning. yesterday barrett fielded questions for more than 11 hours as she attempted to differentiate her legal views from her personal beliefs on hot button issues like a woman's right to have a abortion. >> is roe a super precedent? >> roe is not a super precedent because calls for its overruling have never progressed. it doesn't fall on the handful of cases like brown versus the board that no one questions anymore. >> in the past barrett has listed a number of cases she believes cannot be challenged. "roe v. wade" was not on that list. the senate judiciary committee is expected to approve barrett tomorrow which sets her up for a full senate vote before the election. >> let's look live at capitol

julian? >> happening today, family and friends will be holding a vigil for the san francisco firefighter who died earlier this month. jason cortez passed away after a training accident. the 13-year veteran firefighter and paramedic is survived by his wife and two young kids. his loved ones will hold a private vigil at 4:00 this afternoon at st. ignatius church. a private memorial will be held tomorrow at oracle park. >>> today governor newsom will provide another update to the response to the wildfires and covid-19. last week the governor talked to president trump to approve the state's disaster declaration request for funds to help wildfire victims. you can watch that update on abc7 and abc7news.com. >>> san mateo county is launching a new covid-19 compliance unit today. this is a push to make sure business are following coronavirus guidelines and keeping employees and customers safe. health is something we are committed to in our effort to building a better bay area especially during the pa

reporting live in san jose, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. we are posting updates as we get them on our website. get the latest at abc7news.com or download our free abc7 news app. >>> 30 minutes to go before opening statements in the confirmation hearing for judge amy coney barrett begins. senator kamala harris will appear virtually from her senate office to question judge barrett. jobina fortson is tracking it all at the live desk for us. >> hi, liz. senator harris' aides say she will leave the campaign trail this week to focus fully on the hearings. she is expected to be as tough on judge barre asst brett kavedr confirmation hearings about the russian investigation. according to the "washington post" senator harris faces a delicate task. she would need to appear tough enough to satisfy liberals upset with the nomination but also be restrained enough to support joe biden's outreach to disillusioned republicans. some say her job during these hearings is to be presidential. democrat the was want to focus questions on the affordable rre should