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kate schroder: thanks eddie. i really believe we need to strengthen access to capital funds and minority businesses. we have an exciting activity going on with minorities entrepreneurs in this community with mortars. i think we need to have a federal government that sees that invest in that in channeling resources to that. we have a program like ppe that is meant to help small businesses. but as you just shared, are already businesses benefit in the same way that others did. so we have to learn from that. we have got to get additional relief. in the expanded pp has been part of that. we should be a way to proactively and sure businesses have do have full access and it should be a separate metric that is broken out so that we are able to make sure we are addressing those . steve chabot: is the ranking member of the how small business committee i work a daily basis to make sure that those in the underserved communities, the minority communities to have access to capital. someone needs to be. we need to continue to

kate? >> joe biden spent the day trying to win north carolina voters back from republicans. this week his best-known supporter will be out on the trail, former president barack obama. ali vitale is with the campaign. >> reporter: tonight joe biden on offense. >> this president cares more about his park avenue perspective on the world, the stock market, than he does about you. who got sold short? y'all got sold short. >> reporter: driving voters to the polls. >> you, too, have a sacred duty, to vote. and it matters. >> reporter: in north carolina where he holds a narrow lead over the president, who held the state in 2016. this swing state a must win, like pennsylvania, where byte biden is counting on former president barack obama to push him to victory. >> if we're fortunate enough that joe biden and kamala harris are elected -- >> reporter: campaigning for him wednesday in philadelphia. while running mate senator kamala harris heads to florida after stops in texas, ohio and pennsylvania. ne

kate, it's great to see you. happy halloween.ou've got a much bigger pumpkin than the one i've got here. and you're gonna do something really cool. tell us about your experiment. - happy halloween! thank you so much for having me back. i'm so excited to show you two different things. so the first one is that you can just grab some cauldrons. and so if you're gonna be inside, you wanna try to make it a little bit spooky. grab some cauldrons. i got mine at my local party store, then filled them with water. then what you wanna do is grab some dry ice, and then just add some dry ice here to give it that spooky, wonderful feel. and that's just a little bit of sublimation there for you. so you've got your dry ice, solid carbon dioxide going to gaseous carbon dioxide. but now for the pumpkin, which is absolutely my favorite part of this. what i'm gonna do is try to make it vomit, fingers crossed. the first thing i'm gonna do is add some hydrogen peroxide to my container in here. so i'm gonna use 35% peroxide here, because i like really

>> oh, 100%, kate. it takes on average four to five days before someone turns positive on a test or a symptom after exposure and it take up to 14 days. just because you're negative on day one doesn't mean you're negative on days two, three, four and out to 14. so while they should be retested until that 14-day mark, anybody who has been in close contact with the president in the last couple of days should be in quarantine. >> which is why the cdc put forth the 14-day quarentine in the first place. it is like -- seems like such a strange two different worlds that we're operating in right now. doctor, let's talk about the president. his risk factors, his health as we know it has been presented by his doctors. because there are several risk factors that we have been told in the past. he's in a higher risk group just because of his age. he's 74. and the fact that he's a man. that puts him at higher risk. there is also his weight. cnn reported in june he weighs 244 pounds and he's 6'3" with a body mass index

kate: kate brady with the latest tonight here in berlin. kate, thank you.t is a serious situation in france as well. president emmanuel macron has reimposed a public health state of emergency, saying france is quote, in a worrying situation when it comes to the coronavirus outbreak. in a televised interview, the president announced that paris and eight other cities will now have a 9:00 p.m. curfew. he stressed that the virus is not out of control, but he warned that the health care system has little capacity left to deal with the pandemic. it comes as french authorities reported over 20,000 new coronavirus infections for the third time in a week. let's go now to lisa louis. she is covering this for us in paris. good evening to you, lisa. so, france has declared the public health state of emergency over covid-19. what exactly does that mean on the ground? lisa: well, it actually just means that all local governments can impose local or nationwide lockdowns. now, that is obviously something that france, just as germany, wants to prevent from happening. that i

>> kate, i'm going to tell you. i'm getting very frustrated with this and made a promise to a lot of people when i came out against the president the only name on my list for the better part of this period to the election was going to be donald trump's. he's the one on the ballot. the department of homeland security leadership, i say to you stop letting your agency get politicized. this president happen consistenty exploited dhs, an agency built to stop another 9/11. not to help a president's re-election effort. he's consistently used it to benefit himself electorally and politically. it's wrong. not what they should be doing and the largest law enforcement agency should be seen at non-partisan. reports in the past days, kates, the department might launch major immigration raids in u.s. cities partly to coincide with the president's re-election. inappropriate. not what they should do and dhs leadership should step up and prevent their department from being abused by him in the white house. >> one month to go. myles,

kate: in the u.k. ultimately be a decision based by the department of health of the government. we'll have a committee, called a joint committee of vaccinations and immunizations, which is like your apik community in the u.s. they give the government advice on the prioritization on those people they think should receive the vaccine first. the preliminary advice that the jcpi has given to the u.k. government is that the first priority is care workers. second is frontline, health care workers, and the over 80. then it goes down in age order with -- including adults with severe underlying health disorders. as a preliminary advice that we have been given in the u.k. but that will obviously still be subject to the final data from the clinical trials which will indicate whether any of these vaccines work in those different cohorts. guy: can you give us an acements how difficult the logistics are in distributing the vaccine. from what i understand you need a cold chain from production all the way through to p

kate? >>> trump visiting states he lost in 2016 and the biden campaign visiting states the democrats haven't won in decades. garrett haake with more. >> reporter: with nine days to go, president trump on offense in maine and new hampshire, states he narrowly lost in 2016. >> thank you. nine days from now we're going to win this thing. can you believe nine days? >> reporter: joe biden attending church this morning and holding a virtual event tonight. >> good to be almost home. >> reporter: with a visit to georgia on tuesday, a state no democrat has won since 1992. and dispatching his most high-powered supporter, former president obama for a second full day of campaigning in florida, where a biden win could make trump's path to 270 electoral votes much more difficult. >> it is born out of love of country that we march, that we fight, that we vote. >> reporter: the vice presidential candidates each in battlegrounds, urging supporters to vote early, as did obama in this biden campaign video. >>

i'm kate snow in for lester tonight when's hosting a town hall. president trump arrived back at the white house tonight and every moment was clearly orchestrated to send a messe. the president drawing criticism after this moment when he walked up to a balcony and then removed his mask. then shot a cam pane-style video that has just been released in which he thanked his doctors and said he learned so much about coronavirus telling americans don't let it dominate you, don't be afraid of it. the president also touted the unique medical treatment he received saying now i'm better we begin with hallie jackson at the white house for us hallie, a confident donald trump but there's a lot we don't know. >> reporter: that's right. the return to the white house sent a message but man not the one he wanted to the news that he is now out of the hospital overshadowed by that maskless moment already you're hearing concerning a the signal to americans. late tonight too the president released a video that it looked like he shot it on this same balcony. the preside

and we're back with kate lister president of global workplace analytics kate plus and you think about working will become an option for every employee someday. where housing manufacturing distribution you know there are a lot of industries that we just are not compatible you know there may be something compatible in each job maybe one day a week or maybe one day a month or something like that i think as robotics and automation take hold that many of those jobs will be able to be done remotely but you know what they're always be people that you know drivers well maybe not even drivers you'd be able to drive from your from your living room this this vehicle but you know it certainly is a office based knowledge worker that is most suited to remote work and i think that it's important for organizations to. create an environment in a culture of flexibility that goes beyond remote work if people are desperate for some control over there is a over there in life you need to go back a saturday you've got errands you've got you know this to do and not to do in but if you listen to saturday beca

kate, john thank you for yourinput than that.se papers and a lot of interesting stories and insight as always. thank you for giving up your time and thank you to all our inferiors who have been with us for these two editions of papers. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news. the english football league has rejected the proposed £50 million bailout from the premier league. the offer would have helped teams in league's one and two, but not the championship. in a statement the efl said... earlier, i spoke with the tranmere rovers chairman mark palios and asked him why the bail out was rejected. i think to use the term "rejected" is slightly harsh, i think it has been politely declined. i think the first thing is that it's recognised that the problem facing the efl — and this is the efl as a whole — is the size of about £250 million, and while it is respectfully understood that his is an offer for leagues one and two, there's a real strong feeling of solidarity and the collective, and the collective is 72 clubs, not j

kate, you look like there is nothing to worry about.ay night, everything is going to be fine, right? >> it's like a duck. it's like a duck, just paddling under the surface. >> thank you, kate. really appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, a court has decided to allow guns at polling places in michigan. the michigan secretary of state joins us next. ins us next.using, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. uh, honey? isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. there's more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze odor remover in every fling. gain. seriously good scent the new iphone 12 pro with 5g meets verizon 5g ultra wideband. remember when the song of the summer took the whole summer to download? but these g's don't blink. (phone chimes) remember when the only way multiplayer gaming worked was with wi-fi? boom! legendary fast with verizon 5g. remember when i told you to clean your room? nope. ♪ (chris) 5g just got real. pow! 5g ultra wideband. now in more and more c

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live in angwin, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. back to you. >> kate, thank you for that update. the glass fire is now into its third day of destruction. cal fire confirms at least 143 buildings have burned. another 24,000 structures are threatened. the fire has burned more than 56,000 acres and is stilt just 5% contained. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has more. >> reporter: for firefighters this might be the hardest part, mentally at least -- the waiting. here's how the fire service spent this morning and early afternoon, a couple thousand feet above the sonoma valley. they made primary and then backup plans. >> they're an old fire road. >> reporter: this, the lull before a potential firestorm driven by winds that did begin to materialize from the northeast. >> those winds that come across the land and not across the ocean are usually warmer and drier. >> reporter: it's what this area doesn't need on yet another red flag day. 14,000 people remain evacuated with some memories more vivid than others. douglas pane remembers a ridge behind his house. >> the trees on top of the m

kate was saying something a second ago about people maybe just taking chips off the table. that could be all this is. this one heck of a run and i'm only talking about 2020. the lowes of the bun ee ee ee es google i think the reason there isn't this freak out going on is we're just back to where we were three months ago >> unless you think like serat does who said it on the show the other day that these stocks need to come down even more because of the way they ran down six box up again who thinks today is a good entry point for amazon kate, you're excused again wow, nobody. nobody, john thinks that so how much more does the stock need it come down? i'm very surprised to see that i was fully expecting the majority of the hand s to go up >> i was talking to patty, one of the producers of course to this great show, and i was saying to myself i'm cursing myself for missing google. i didn't miss amazon but i missed google and alphabet 150 points ago but i'm not going to chase it as far as amazon, i'm happy with the position but i'm overwriting aggressively with calls in that on

kate and her friends have come out here to the desert with their parents to let off a bit of steam. but this is no toy gun so her dad gives her some practice lessons so let's do the 1st one dry ok. target for us. ok good more. of the targets and i am pretty ok nice work. the children here are aged between $6.12 texas has no minimum age for firing guns kates $22.00 caliber rifle it does not have a strong recoil but it's as deadly as most other common firearms. but a nice piece that gave them days out loud they don't shoot game play where did i get all the time. i like can't be counted when. you want this shot tonight kate's gun is a semi automatic a r 15 which is not just the weapon of choice for some elementary school girls similar guns were used in parkland and the pittsburgh synagogue shooting in 2018 as well as notorious mass killings in las vegas orlando semed bernadino and the sandy hook elementary school shooting each ended the lives of dozens of people americans now own an estimated $15000000.00 a ar 15 s which has become an almost iconic symbol of the gun control debate some

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kate kelly, the author, joins us great to see you >> great to see you, scott >> this all stems from a meeting that a hedge fund consultant was at on february 25th, only hours after larry kudlow said this on our network. we'll listen and i'll come back to you >> i just want to say, though, as far as the u.s. is concerned, when you look at this, you had a little higher head count on the infections because of the cruise ship people coming off, we have contained this, we have contained this i won't say airtight but pretty close to airtight we've done a good job in the united states, hats off to our public health people >> kate, based on your reporting, what happened after larry kudlow told our viewers that >> >> about two and a half hours after that, he had a private session with the board of the hoover institution, housed within stanford university he moderated the comment to say we think it's airtight and contained but we just don't know it was subtle but showed the ambiguity that others were dealing with in a franker way than he said on kelly's show that morning or afternoon. >> and yo

political correspondent kate. kate so it doesn't sound like the chancellor is completely happy with the outcome of yesterday's meeting with stateliness absolutely not and that was after 8 hours long hours of talks yesterday even with the 16 state premiers and it seems the 1st and foremost merkel wanted to already see some tougher measures implemented here in germany to stop or to rather flatten the curve while germany is still ahead of what is widely being seen as the 2nd wave but on top of that merkel has also voiced concern yesterday evening once again about the number of people who are still not daring to the recommended rules and guidelines and measures already in place even the most basic things about making sure that social distancing is held to making sure that people are wearing masks as well where that requires and one of the big problems for machall yesterday evening as well was the fact that there was still no decision reached on domestic travel within germany and some of the bands that are currently in

kate, you look like there is nothing to worry about.tuesday night everything is going to be fine, right? >> like a duck, lawrence. paddling under the surface. >> okay. thank you, kate. really appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next a court has decided to allow guns at polling places in michigan. the michigan secretary of state joins us next. false alarm. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with... dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with...just 2 medicines... in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay undetectable... can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any o

all right to diffuse political correspondent kate brady thanks for that insight and it's time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world you know division secretary general antonio terrace has said the world has failed to rise to the challenge of fighting covert 19 the un she said the economic effects of the pandemic would be devastating and that concerted action was needed to prevent millions of people from being pushed into poverty and hunger. security forces have disrupted a demonstration by women in the militarization capital mintz human rights groups that at least 15 people were arrested hundreds of women marched through the city calling for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko bellerose has hit a wave of protests since its disputed presidential election in august. thousands are marching in beirut in an attempt to revive last year's nonsectarian protest movement protestors want changes to an entrenched political order that they say fosters corruption and economic mismanagement. 2 governments have resigned since the protests started

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kate, i'm thinking through this.-- i mean is the ceo the kind of figure who is trying to avoid politics and hot button issues or is he, you know, is he known for kind of leaning one way or the other is that even relevant here >> it's interesting. he actually tweeted about the black lives matter movement in june and that came after an employee walkout where multiple employees came out and said that they were upset with the ceo for not coming out sooner and saying something. so he has in the past come out and made political statements. and supported certain groups this seems new folks i talk to say it is likely in response to that and the walkout. so he is not an apolitical figure but he is thinking differently and this is a complete outlier we'll see if they set the stage for others to do the same. >> yep 100% kate, thanks so much ka kate rooney with the latest you may think you know everything about am amazon think again. wall street is getting one major thing wrong about the company, its advertising business pivotal

kate: thank you so much for that introduction. i wonder if you can take us through your argument about the chronology of these war memorial. you start with the civil war memorial and monuments that began during the war itself and take us through the earliest -- early 20th century into the world war era and beyond and argumentsinteresting about how practices of remembering and memorializing the civil war change over that time and what kinds of figures kindsepresented and what of poses those figures represented. for people who are here who may be have not read your book, tell us about that overarching argument and what changed in the way the civil war was remembered? thomas: it is a book organized around genres. the chronology is different for different kinds of genres. of the civil war essentially invented the soldier monument as we know it all stop that chronology is a little different from equestrian monuments or triumphal marches or representations of winged victory. goal was to discuss the ways in which america's changed in the

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i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. >> great stuff on this story, kate. good to see a happy ending. what a lesson for those kids. kate, thanks. >>> well, the san francisco zoo has had other notable incidents. biologists believe a mountain lion may have killed through wall wallaroos and -- a tiger killed a teenager after escaping from its exhibit. police shot and killed the tiger while it attacked two other men. they both survived. in 2000 two teenage boys stole two koalas to be gifts for their girlfriends. they were safe, but scared. >>> shifting gears, happening right now, it has been a busy day for south san francisco firefighters. this is the most recent of two big fires to break out within city limits today. fire raced through a bakery warehouse on starlight street earlier this afternoon, and it reached four alarms. firefighters from all around san mateo county lent a hand. that fire is mostly out, but as you can see from sky 7, crews on the scene are still drowning the building with water to put out any remaining hot spots. >>> now, just down the street in south san francisco t

well kate mentioned that our heroes. charles real oversight board is it is or isn't. as a p.r. .here i am i think that actual oversight board is actually if you are at it yes it has a charter yes it's financially independent yes they have a process and yes i think that it's been set up in a way that it actually does not really well the company accountable you know you know considerable way and and to be a little bit more specific here facebook has a near future because of virtual monopoly it has a tremendous market power in social media it's that it's the dominant player through facebook and instagram and all that other applications. and there's a huge amount of economic activity that goes through facebook and that narrow off already that or has over certain pieces of content that the border has capacity to to take upon itself to review and which facebook allows the board to review. is just going to result in not that much impact when we think about the vast majority of. content issues that we have on the platform today on the company's platforms today as well as its economic cal

kate's son jack, takes one too. kate works hard, and thought she had good insurance.ays too much. that's no good. so kate downloaded the goodrx app. now she can compare prescription prices, to find the best discounts. she even beats her insurance price. good for you kate, good for you. goodrx, stop paying too much for your prescriptions. download the free app today. >> you are watching daybreak australia. promising to building tech powerhouse and emphasize quality growth over speed. the initial details from the communist party stressed the need for a robust market. to a national power but there is no guidance on the desired pace of growth. the ipo continues to make headlines with demands for its shanghai listing attracting more than 870 times the offer. $2.2 equivalent to trillion. has topped $5 million, again a record for the market. thailand is saying its economy will now shrink. electronics, and the wider economy has been devastated by the virus but the government now sees a contraction of 7.7% this year, down from a decline of 8.5% forecast in july. global news 24

for us to you kate so do we know why is it taking so long. well it's quite a symbol and so you have. a leading this meeting with the state premiers the heads of germany 16 states and that in itself is the complication you have a federal system here in germany and 16 state premiers over for what they see as their priorities right now and so far during the pandemic they've all been able to react accordingly rady to the situation in their state at the time but now that we're seeing the numbers rise nationwide again in germany the number of new daily cases are rising we hit the 5000 mark again today in germany for the 1st time since april now that those figures are increasing merkel is calling for a more unified nationwide response and so there's a lot of issues to break down that she wants a unified response on a unified response and what does that mean what sort of restrictions can we expect the german chancellor juveniles tonight. well we've already heard some details chilling out and i will warn you they are quite complicated i with a lot of

kate, good to talk to you. such an incredible piece there. >> hi, yasmin. >> hi. so many things that stood out to me in watching your piece. but what did we not see? what are some of the things that really stood out for you in some of those interviews? >> well, a couple of things. one, the interviews went on for about an hour with chloe and almost an hour with john. so i certainly can't even recount how long and how much content there was. and it wasn't just the conspiracy theories that we just laid out for you but many, many others that they believe in. the other thing is just, yasmin, these are folks that go to the grocery store with you and me. they're on the soccer sidelines. this is not -- i guess, going into the story i thought folks maybe were on the dark web looking this stuff up and that it would be sort of people who were really fringe people. these are mainstream american voters in pennsylvania, and we found that in talking to them and in talking about who their friends are that are into this. it's folks who look just like you and me who are going to vo

joining me now is nbc news senior national correspondent kate snow. kate, good to talk to you.ot of people always want to hear what dr. fauci has to say. what did he say and what did he have to say about where things stand in light of the developments involving the president? >> we talked about a wide range of things, ayman. i'll start with the good news. he said what gives him hope right now is that there are new inventions of the type that the president received, new drugs, new medications that do seem to be doing more than what we could do back in march. he also said he's hopeful about a vaccine, he said, potentially a vaccine being safe and effective and proven safe and effective by the end of this year with distribution as soon as maybe the end of this year, early next year, he said. but what gives him pause and what he's most concerned about right now is the fact that we still have spikes, we still have cases rising in some places. i asked him about the messages being sent by the president last night when he was not wearing a mask briefly after he got back to the white ho

but kate rubins will be there for breakfast, i'm told. always good to get to your destination in time for a meal. >> i take breakfast so seriously. i can compromise on lunch, maybe dinner, but not breakfast. >> you know what else happened? >> this happened. so this man created this genius contraption, let's say. it is basically a really long slip n slide. he used dirt trenches, a painter's tarp and a garden hose to create this really long slip n slide so he can be a world record. he may have. he went 100 meters in ten seconds. he clocked in at 32 miles an hour. the county sheriff -- this happened in idaho. the guy goes -- he's an engineering major at birmingham young university in idaho. everyone was on hand ready in case everything went wrong. i'm glad there was enough water because going 32 miles an hour and there not being enough water, you can get burned. getting burned on the slide is not fun. >> you know what else happened? >> what happened? >> local chiropractors everywhere made their yearly goals. just off that. what else what els

kate rooney has more kate >> tyler, coin base is lose being 5% of its work force due to the ceo's newrmstrong, head of the cryptocurrency company made waves early in october after saying coin base would not engage quote unrelated to their core mission that of course includes politics and social activism. in an email update to employees last week armstrong saying 60 people took the offer to leave with a few months of severance if they didn't agree with this new policy he said there is still a handful of quote other conversations on going. he says the company will emerge as quote more aligned and it was a chance to rearticulate and clarify cultural norms he acknowledged some of the lines are blurry and asked that employees use good judgment. the goal he says is not to look for violations but to support employees in adapting to these clarified expectations n. a tweet, armstrong responding to questions that the 60 free agents could now go off and start competing companies. around strong saying he supports it and he would love nothing more than for there to be more crypto businesses. byes

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kate bedingfield, deputy campaign manager with the biden campaign.ate, thanks very much. >> thanks, chuck. >> and we do now have the audio fixed with corey lewandowski, so corey is back. all right, let me stick with that first question there. and you had started to answer. you said you don't know the details of how many more staffers. do you think it would be appropriate for him to campaign in the next 24 hours, or do you think he should quarantine? i mean, if you came into contact with marc short as closely as he did, would you be quarantining? >> well, look, i would make sure that the vice president's taking all of the precautions necessary, as he always has done. i am sure he is tested regularly, and he is in the best care of the best physicians in the world at the white house. so i'm sure he'll do what is necessary and what is appropriate. and look, we've also seen kamala harris's team, members of her team come down with covid, and she took the necessary precautions. so, let's see where this goes, but i have not spoken to the team directly on tha

here is kate snow. >>> good morning.the air this morning because the president's medical team is about to provide an update on his condition. the president remains at walter reed medical center after arriving there on friday night. his doctor, sean conley speaking now. >> over the course, particularly when a patient is being so closely watched 24 hours a day. we review and debate every finding compared to signs and literature and weighing the risks and benefit of every intervention. its timing as well as any potential impacts that oever the course of his illness, the drops in oxygen saturation. we debated the reasons for this and whether we needed to intervene. based on the timeline from the initial diagnosis. i'd like to take this opportunity now and give it some speculation over the course of the illness over the last couple days. update you on the course of his own illness. thursday night into friday morning when i left the bedside, the president was doing well. with only mild symptoms and his oxygen was in the high 9

kate, welcome. kate bedingfield, do we have you there? >> yes. hi, judy. >> woodruff: there she is.kate bedingfield, i'm going to start out with the same question i had for tim murtaugh. what is the main goal of vice president biden tonight? >> sure. he's going to talk directly to the american people about the fact that if they have been unhappy with the chaotic, erratic leadership that they've gotten from donald trump over the last four years, they have another choice. he's going to talk directly about his plans to get this virus under control, he's going to talk about his plans to build the economy back better, to get our kids back in school and, to once again, lead this country with a sense of degreety and integrity. you know, judy, i was listening to tim murtaugh there, and that was just -- it feels like he lives in a different universe. that was lie after lie after lie, and to listen to him try to revive this smear, this long-dunked smear that they have been trying to work against the vice president for a year and a half, it's just a reminder that they don't have an argument to

kate snow, nbc news, lordstown, ohio. >> join kate and jose diaz-balart tomorrow as they report from the battlegrounds of north carolina and ohio >>> up next, spirit and a lot of creativity this halloween. >>> a rare sight this halloween, not only will it be the first full moon on the holiday in 76 years, it is also a blue moon, the second full moon of the calendar month. while this will be a halloween like no other, many families are finding creative ways to get into the spirit here's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: this halloween spooky and safety are riding the broomstick together as children prepare for socially distant shrieks in the dark. for those who are trick or treating, a brave new world of covid creativity in the costume department with many kids opting to be a new kind of super hero if you decide to stay home, well, celebrate with your pet. >> the kids need something, they've lost so much this whole year. >> reporter: new ingenious ways of handing out the treats, too. hooking plastic tubing to the porch. >> trick or treat! >> reporter: helps with social distancing or how abo

i'm kate larsson, abc7news. back to you. >> house democrats are hopeful that americans will take the virus more seriously and calmed on the senate to pass a revised stimulus bill to help those economically def stated during the pandemic. >> so many looifls on the line, so many americans who are now unemployed, struggling to put food on the table and keep shelter over their heads. we have to provide this relief. >> mean time, east bay congressman mark deson yay missed them. played fast and loose during a real and deadly pandemic. although the president's campaign is being scaled back, republican strategists say it's too early to tell what effect this will have on the election. >> we want to make sure that the government that's in power currently has the fwloilt govern as quickly as possible. that means the quick recovery of the president and first lady. >> well wishes to the president. abc7news lauri anthony tweetsed this video shortly after the president headed to walter reed medical center. they were on the ove

political correspondent kate brady kate good to see you here 1st question has to be why is the chancellor doing this well as you say we've seen record numbers of new coronavirus cases being recorded in germany in the last 24 hours of course these numbers if you compare them to neighboring friends and numbers that profession president what are you dreaming of right now when you think it's 7000 just more than 7800 new cases in the last 24 hours here in germany but the plaintiff right now merkel wants people to sit up and listen and take heed from this message today which is as we heard stay at home what possible and already start taking new measures yourself take action yourself and don't wait for the new rules you point is a good one it's all relative right but i can't help but listen to this appeal and think of it as a final warning you know the words a warning before going to full lockdown absent a and i mean the message that michael was sending in this podcast was nothing new rating nothing we haven't heard in recent months but of course as the numbers of ticks up again she said even ju