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khizr khan is the father of humayun khan who was killed in the iraq war. mr. khan is an attorney, and he carries a copy of the constitution with him wherever he goes because he knows what it means to sacrifice in its name. mr. khan, it is good to see you again. i want you to tell us just a little bit about your son, captain humayun khan and how he was killed. >> thank you. humayun was full of love, courage, care for others. on june 8th, forgive me if i lose my composure, his unit was assigned to protect the area in baquba. he had a habit of coming to work early to make sure his fellow soldiers are safe. on that fateful day, he came before it was his time to come on make sure that entry and exit to the camp was taking place safely. it was 8:00 in the morning. as he was at the main gate inspecting the soldiers, he saw a fast-moving car coming towards the camp. i'm sure he was a trained military person, he must have realized the danger. his fellow soldiers, his commanders have said that he could have ordered any one of us to stop the car, but he did something tha

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. >>> let's continue with khizr khan. mr. khan, i appreciate you making time. as a gold star father, what's your reaction to all of this. >> joshua, thank you. i'm honored, but first, honors those who serve, who volunteered to serve, we honor our veterans, their families, our men and women serving today, their families, america honors them. this is not who we are as trump had said, words matter. public record of trump's statements about men and women serving, those who are served, those who have died, so when donald trump calls anyone who places their life in the services of others are losers, we understand trump's soul. by his accounting, joshua, some sacrifice doesn't make sense. love of country. love of others. does not make sense according to trump, those who put themselves before all and the losers are those who don't. what kind of soul does this man have? no wonder his words are meant to divide us, create hatred and disrespect the sacrifice of those that have with valor and courage have defended this country. his life is a testament to selfi selfishness.

do you still think iran khan is completely independent of the pakistani army. well i like isn't about me is part of the government so i would say that we work together you know harmony so if you date this is something you would like to see it can draw i can tell of it because baucus on the cabinet is although i can tell you about 100 to see it's that to be governor did not have to be with someone who just doesn't the last government leading to just because of this many many many many time. when you see the defense ministry of defense who are the government. so it's i would sit at the yes block is i'm as right he pointed out in part this on that as the security issues are not we are all i need is a body to spectate institutions that we as even as a government would expect bugs and i need. as an institution and the whole mission respected on me as an institution so i don't think so it can be done has been drawn on this on the prime minister the video independent anyone who knows him run out. and votes for his independence he you can never ever you know say anythi

movement it plans nationwide protests against military involvement in politics prime minister imran khan's party denies getting help from the army to win the election 2 years ago. pakistan's army generals have a long history of political meddling since its foundation in 1947 pakistanis have spent more than 30 years under military rule and it has had a big say during civilian rule to foreign policy on india and afghanistan have been the preserve of the military for decades military coups have interrupted democratic rule several times. let's bring in our guests thought chadri is pakistan's minister for science and technology he joins us from the capital islamabad here in doha in his hole even professor of international politics at georgetown university and author of pakistan a hard country and in london isis a research associate of sirte sosina versity of london and author of military inc inside pakistan's military economy thank you for joining us i'd like to begin in a slow about with thawed choudhry the opposition have clearly stated that your man axons prime minister imran khan is in effe

sal khan, founder of khan academy. you can get more throughout the week. this hour, we will hear from the program manager for google classroom and talk about how the platform is seeing a huge surge in demand around the world. as we have been reporting company selloffs in tech shares all leapt up steam today. one of the main beneficiaries of the faang run-up has been netflix. over the past two decades, netflix has survived and thrived and become one of the top tech and entertainment companies in the world. i talked with the cofounder and ceo, reed hastings. -- and co-ceo, reed hastings. he is out with a new book. is reallyculture geared around flexibility instead of efficiency. we have very few rules. we are very inventive. we are on the edge of chaos. that happens sometimes. but that helps you adjust. adjustmento a lot of , coming from dvd by mail, then doing streaming, to then figure out how to break into original series, then original movie, how to expand around the world. now, about two thirds of our members are not in the u.s.. big successful expansion

khan. let me ask you this, and i also want to mention we want to honor your son who gave his life while serving in iraq to protect people serving under him. there he is up on the screen. you're a gold star parent. what do you say to other people right now who are listening to this who have heard about what the president allegedly said with their children now or their loved ones in harm's way? >> i can fully empathize with the anguish that they feel. this is what i say to them, that regardless of this commander in chief and his undeserving position as commander in chief, as president, they are in very good hands. they are in excellent leaders, they are in good hands with their fellow soldiers. american army, armed forces prepares their soldiers, their men and women to make sure that each and every one of them is looked after, is safe and is protected, and they never leave anyone dead, alive, injured, behind. they are in good company regardless of the commander in chief and his cowardice. so

part of this is coming from the meier sadiq khan saying there is of the virus within london and callingf these restrictions we have seen elsewhere in the country like restricting household visits and what sadiq khan and the mayors office have said is that they think has been a fall in testing in the capital and this is actually masking the spread of the virus. so what city hall has claimed is that they have not been convinced by the testing figures. they have looked at other data like visits to gps, people calling the nhs and

later, the uk's head of counterterrorism policing backed sara khan on extremism.ateful extremism, and you are seeing the consequences in terms of the terrorist threat? yeah, i mean, i don't just think that. that's what the joint terrorist analysis centre would say. it's what the home office office of security and counterterrorism would say, it's what their internal unit would say, and it's what my experts would say. just overall, what impact has covid and the subsequent lockdown had on your work in counterterror policing? what i am seeing particularly in the right—wing terrorism space and this is anecdotal so it is not academic, but there is an increase in lots of young people being attracted to this. so, we are seeing people as young as 13 starting to talk about committing terrorist acts. when you've been locked down with social media having such an influence on every single one of us and our daily lives, and you're able to sit there and just take all of that in on a permanent basis with no other form of distraction or protective factor around you — and i'm think

you come up sadiq khan has been talking publicly about the fact that he has only recently had any contact to that he hadn't heard from them since may which seems surprising and disappointing, given that london was so disappointing, given that london was so badly affected in the first wave of this, and seem to be keeping numbers down whilst we saw those outbreaks in leicester, for example, in the northwest. but what's troubling is that those lockdowns especially in the northwest, don't seem especially in the northwest, don't seem to have worked effectively to suppress numbers, and i think we need to get to the bottom of that. it's a need to get to the bottom of that. it'sa reminder need to get to the bottom of that. it's a reminder that local lockdowns are not you know, let'sjust lockdown sick streets and a shop, it is huge numbers of people, i think, you know, london is eight or 9 million people, that would take us up million people, that would take us up to you know, pretty much 20 million people, third of the population in some kind of lockdown. again, that reminds us that this is not o

part of this is coming from the meier sadiq khan saying there is of the virus within london and callinggovernment to consider bringing in some of these restrictions we have seen elsewhere in the country like restricting household visits and what sadiq khan and the mayors office have said is that they think has been a fall in testing in the capital and this is actually masking the spread of the virus. so what city hall has claimed is that they have not been convinced by the testing figures. they have looked at other data like visits to gps, people calling the nhs and hospital admissions and said that from looking at that it seems like london actually isn't so far behind other places in the country and so i think this is less, this should be seenin think this is less, this should be seen in line with some other thing that happened elsewhere like in the north—east. that happened elsewhere like in the north-east. just on that, the spread, i remember when these first local lockdown started coming in, people were joking this was a national lockdown by the back door, they would have loads and

khan, always a pleasure to see you.washington post" and others have reported that the fda is discussing new guidelines for the emergency approval of a coronavirus vaccine. those new guidelines would say, you need two months from the date when people in the trials took their final dose of the vaccine. this might delay approval past election day. that's the impact of these fda's discussed guidelines. the president told us, no matter what the fda says, he may just overrule that. now, he has no medical degree. he has no medical expertise. how unprecedented, how dangerous would it be for a political veto, essentially, of an fda guideline like this? >> good morning, john. good morning, alisyn. and thank you for what looks like another chapter in the covid fiasco. the president may or may not have the authority to approve the vaccine. the real question is, why would you do this, right? and i think people are forgetting that we talk about safe and effective vaccine, but it's a triad. we need a trustworthy vaccine. and we alread

another idea something we have been doing at khan academy, refresh khan academy.org.breaks, these could be fun things for students to do on their own or do in a group with their teachers. draw an elephant without looking or who would you like to meet if you had to meet anyone for dinner in history. fun things to mix it up and break up the monotony of distance learning sometimes. >> that's really good advice. i think for kids. but i'm going to do some of that as well, sal. that's terrific. let's check in with our friend abby cadaby from sesame street. >> here is a student with a great back to school question. >> can my new kindergarten teacher hug me if i get scared? >> these kids are so cute. andrea, what do you think about that? >> well, first of all, thank you so much for asking that question. and i'm sure lots of other kids are wondering the same exact thing. so i want to say always ask your teacher if it's okay to hug first. okay? it's okay to be scared and it's okay to need a hug. ask your teacher if it's okay to hug first. i know here at camp jacksonville, teach

. >> norma cruz khan. >> sarah khan. >> taimour firaz khan. >> rajesh khandelwal.i kikuchihara. >> andrew jay-hoon kim. >> lawrence don kim. >> mary jo kimelman. >> heinrich kimmig. >> karen ann kincaid. >> amy r. king. >> andrew m. king. >> lucille teresa king. >> robert king, jr. >> lisa king-johnson. >> brian k. kinney. >> takashi kinoshita. >> chris michael kirby. >> robert kirkpatrick. >> howard barry kirschbaum. >> glenn davis kirwin. >> helen crossin kittle and her unborn child. >> richard joseph klares. >> peter anton klein. >> alan david kleinberg. >> karen joyce klitzman. >> ronald philip kloepfer. >> eugueni kniazev. >> andrew james knox. >> thomas patrick knox. >> rebecca lee koborie. >> deborah a. kobus. >> gary edward koecheler. >> frank j. koestner. >> ryan kohart. >> vanessa lynn przybylo kolpak. >> irina kolpakova. >> suzanne rose kondratenko. >> abdoulaye kone. >> bon seok koo. >> dorota kopiczko. >> scott michael kopytko. >> bojan george kostic. >> danielle kousoulis. >> david p. kovalcin. >> john j. kren. >> william edward krukowski. >> lyudmila

khan? >> well, the words we say are a window into our souls.d trump anyone who places their livfe in service o othe others, life e of service to th country are losers. by his accounting sacrifice does not make sense. love does not make sense. love of our country and love of our nation. love of those who serve does not make sense. the losers are those that don't. his life is a testament to selfishness. we know enough about his background and his life and how he has lived and needless to waste our time on that. he calls our boys losers and celebrates autocrats and dictators -- i mean the north key y korean dictator. words matter because they tell us who we are. we have heard his words and words that are on record calling our heroes losers, suckers. donald trump told us his own words. he's incapable of understanding service valor and courage. his soul could not conceive integrity and honor. he has lived a dishonored life we know enough about that now. his soul is of that of power if i may. he has proven time after time unworthy of leading our grea

of a joint china pakistan economic project and a special assistant to pakistan prime minister imran khan a news website in the country has alleged that as was promoted through the ranks in the army his family business is that comprise speeds of chains and realistic that expanded general bargewell has denied the allegations against him and his family but did have. any has been following the story and he joins me now from moscow is it give us a sense of who general bods what is and how he's so influential. well general budget has been an important member of pakistan's paul the structure for nearly 2 decades now he has served 4 different army chiefs starting with president general musharraf in 2002 but it was really doing his job as the spokes person of the box down the army when he was told into the spotlight he defined that job. to control the news channels bucks county media he launched a multimedia operations promoting patriotic songs and films and really focused on social media to get young people to work fall on me and fight back on and the social media realm he was then promoted as a

mr khan, who held an emergency meeting with public health experts today to discuss the next steps, said he added that they are considering imposing some of the measures which have already been imposed in other parts of the uk. joining me now from westminster is our chief political correspondent vicki young. what you make of the prime minister's warnings in language there? i think the fact that he is saying that a second wave is coming feels like a significant moment. i think everyone over the summer was hoping that although the fears were that the winter might be hard, i don't think that people thought that by the middle of september we might be in this position where, as we've seen, huge swathes of the country, millions of people, are under it added restrictions, and then siddique khan saying that london might soon face a similar things. borisjohnson very quick might soon face a similar things. boris johnson very quick to say that he doesn't want to return to another national lockdown. he says that it would be a total egg disaster for the economy. this real desire to keep as much of bu

a stance prime minister imran khan talks to al jazeera. and diverse range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of the networks janet's on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera i'm peter double your top story so far this half hour jacob blake the man shot in the back 7 times by american police are spoken publicly about his injuries for the 1st time paralyzed from the waist and he spoke from his hospital bed and can osha saying it hurts to breathe. more demonstrations are going on in the west coast city of portland oregon the police have used tear gas in an effort to disperse protesters $100.00 nights a protest have been held in the city since the killing of george floyd may. and a protest against hong kong's contentious security law is going ahead despite not getting authorization people are also marching over the delay to elections which they were supposed to happen on sunday. well let's stay with us story we had some technical issues getting through to our man adrian brown earlier we have it now a good to talk to you giv

girls in pakistan are kidnapped every year forced to marry and convert to islam prime minister imran khan says the practice must stop trial stop for it as this reports. jali but he and her family are putting startling news they like generations of hindus along with the partition of india in 1987 have lived in the southern province of sindh in their lives the ali says on september the 10th 3 armed men forced their way into a kidnap her 15 year old daughter got there i don't know what they've done to her if she's alive or not and what about her life jojo 2. police suspect a poncho who is 3 years under the legal age of marriage in pakistan has been forced to convert to islam and marry a muslim man. there are human rights commission of pakistan says more than a 1000 normal muslim girls are forced to convert to islam every year there's been widespread outrage at the practice among muslims and norm muslims in pakistan members of the religious minority communities have protested demanding better protection their rights. hindus and christians make up around 5 percent of pakistan's $220000000.00 m

inside story and me imran khan an entire team of. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognise water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very good at tree is what's wrong with us is shit on anybody if they want to feel. those people who see every 2 years something to invest a profit of a $1.00 up to the last drop on al-jazeera. a mad no moved out of his parents' house after he got me he says he found more space living in biscayne after a run of eating it last year it's now his home along with his wife daughter and health but it's really government said that he was to be constructed we've gotten permits and issued at the militia in order last month our interview with cut short as he hears that the israeli army has arrived in the village with the bulldozer residents say soldiers gave them one minute to get home it took the found me months to build their brick house and nuff than an hour to see it demolished.

and tonight, a spokesperson for the mayor of london sadiq khan said he would be meeting with counciltuation is clearly worsening" and " "it is better for both health and business to move too early than too late". 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, reports. when it comes to complying with rules and restrictions, the government says we are more lax than some of our continental counterparts, so as coronavirus cases increase, expect to hear tougher messages on enforcement. the health secretary says we are at tipping point. if everybody follows the rules then we can avoid further national lockdowns, but of course, we have to be prepared to take action if that is what is necessary. so we might be facing a further national lockdown if people don't obey the rules? that is exactly right. i don't rule it out, i don't want to see it. in just over a week from now on england, if you don't self—isolate when you should, you could face an initial fine of £1000, and up to £10,000. the health secretary says we should tell the police if we see rule breakers but in london, not everyone will take

khan, mask on. >> mask on. >> thank you, as always, for being with us. stay safe. >> that's a great one. >> thank you. >>> we have sad news from the world of baseball. hall of fame pitcher tom seaver has died of complications from dementia and also coronavirus. he was known as tom risk, and was he ever. the franchise for the mets, a 2 20-year career, a 12-time all-star. he played for a bunch of teams, but best known for his time with the mets, as a member of the 1969 miracle mets team that won the world series after being awful for nearly a decade. he was just dominant. one of the top three right-handed pitchers of all time. the definition of a workhorse-dominant pitcher. i had the honor of getting to watch him pitch in his last season with the red sox in 1986. a legend in the game and he will be missed. >>> protests overnight in new york following the death of an unarmed black man and a police encounter. we have new details about this and the disturbing video, next. ♪ i do what i want when i want it i'm a celebrate ♪ ♪ this feeling watch me while i brea

we are waiting to hear from mayor sadiq khan.set to learn from the chief medical officer that the u.k. is at a, quote, critical point. good morning. manus: good morning to you. it is not just the u.k. which has seen escalation. france and the number of other nations are seeing a re-rating of covid risk. we do this group call every morning where we discussed things. brought wasknow you all about the risk from miss ginsberg's passing. what that means for the differentials. that is a core risk you put forward on that call, isn't it? annmarie: michael purves was talking about this. the fact you have the senate debating whether they can appoint something. days, 22 hours until the u.s. election. this just means a relief package is further likely kicked down the road. that fiscal prevarication and the tightening of risk is pervasive across risk markets. msci in asia along with euro stoxx 50. that tail risk in terms of the supreme court vacancy, closing fiscal delay, reinforcing the gridlock, is a narrative that is rising as well as the

miriam walker—khan, bbc news.se minchin, the 94—year—old broadcaster said it was crucial that the younger generation was engaged with climate change and said that was why he had signed up to social media platform instagram last week. my name is david attenborough and i've been appearing on radio and television for the past 60 years. but this is my first time on instagram. and i'm making this move and exploring this new way of communication, to me, because, as we all know, the world is in trouble. congratulations, you are the fastest person to get to 1 million followers on instagram. i don't know if you know that! i read it in the paper this morning. so, why instagram and why now? well, i'm so old, it's difficult to teach an old dog new tricks, you know, and i'm not a great user of social media. and i haven't used instagram before. but the message that i am concerned about is so important, i'd use any medium to get there. in 2050, if we carry on this path that we all are on, how bad will it be, what will our planet

khan that is hard work it's like being back in school the 63 year old has dictation today calling them once to finally be able to read street signs. it's hard for me. for decades he hid the fact that he can't read and write but he wants to change all that. way my dream is to write my daughter a letter. what does that say. you know use. the street sign up there but it's really hard it's always difficult to read. what you did of course it's different for people who can read but. now i just can't. also look at the numbers there i can read them. every tuesday get hardpan attends literacy classes. he knows the way there by heart he knows which buses to take and is familiar with the street names. but if he has to go somewhere new it's more difficult. sometimes i invent excuses because i'm a bit ashamed that i put on a swiss accent. excuse me please could you help me that i'm not from around here. then may help me so tricks like that yes they're the kind of turks you have. usually works your people are friendly and they help me. in germany there are about 6000000 people who can't read or writ

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg to liberalize khan ignites a partisan battle over who will replace her we'll take a look at the issues dividing america. and its beer time and again in the unique pandemic means a city's famous october fest is chance old and the showgrounds remain deserted but global drinking halls are keeping the spirit alive the celebrations on a smaller scale. spicer welcome to the program thousands of pro-democracy supporters in thailand have joined in a rare challenge to the all powerful monarchy and one of the biggest displays of defiance yet seen activist rally to all night in the capital bangkok the demands include curbs on the power of the king fresh elections and wide ranging constitutional reforms. this country belongs to the people the message inscribed on this brass plaque a symbol of protest cemented into the ground. for months now thais have been calling for reform of the mana king and political system. but this weekend's demonstration was the biggest in the years. tens of thousands gathered in bangkok. and stayed to protest throughout the nigh

i will turn it over to director steward khan. >> good morning. i'm here today with my colleague dr. tonya from the san francisco housing authority and amy chan from the mayor's office of housing and community development. grateful for all of our partners who joined today dylan schneider and h.h.s. to prepare with staff and supervisor haney's office for this really important hearing. one second, technical issue. i apologize supervisors. thank you for your patience. this is becoming our new normal unfortunately. i wanted to start by thanking you for your support. supportive housing is subset of this is a critical solution to exiting some people from homelessness. we are grateful for the opportunity to share with you the progress that these agency have made in partnership with one another on improving process loads but supporting more efficient and effective referral process to ensure vacancies are matched appropriately and filled as rapidly as possible. we intend to share where challenges remain and why. so we can think together and do better together. i personally wanted to truly tha

prime minister imran khan talks to al jazeera. zeros here it's a report on the people often ignored but who must be heard how many other channels can you say will take their time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas of course we cover major global offense but our passion lives in making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine libya yemen the sahara legion and so many others we go to the you make the effort we care we stay. there is to bring her sleep. move from side to side her eat the man shot in the back by police talks from his hospital bed as protests step up across the u.s. against racism. hello i'm don jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a heavy toll more signs of the number of deaths from coronavirus in mexico could be much worse. a disaster zone saddam declares a 3 month state of emergency often the worst.

london mayor sadiq khan could be tightening the rules today.peo is hitting europe to support that she says governments are properly told him that the u.s. is right even if they will not publicly acknowledge it. the u.s. plans to tighten to aictions when it comes snapback of sanctions on the country. china is ratcheting up tensions in the taiwan strait, hoping to deter taipei from deeper ties with u.s. and a series of military exercises. china repeatedly brings -- beijing regards the island as part of its territory, even though it has been ruled separately for more than 70 years. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i am120 countries, leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: we are getting breaking news out of lee unilever.- out of there was talk about moving the headquarters, and that got pushed back. it seems now the dutch volt --ders just puts a a vote are all on board. let's get back to the u.s., 42 days away from the election and early voti

culture language customs you name it the however because there isn't that green card or citizenship khan a passport that says i am an american i feel like i'm outside of there instead of being an american. dresser lives in pueblo a small town in colorado a couple he met a church has offered him a place to stay they know his future is anything but certain. we in 2007 address us sold a small amount of koch. again at last caught this mistake through his life into uncertainty. he had to report to the immigration authority ice build a life found a job. until i called him in. 4 and a few corner stephenson and i came in there with flu officers that i have never seen before and the guy that i typically saw who are reassured me. that it was just another day. in the lobby i was put in handcuffs and then when we went to the back it was revealed.

in 20 sixteen's the khans they've lost their son in combat in iraq and trump of course denies these recent reports saying he hails the troops as heroes but he has gone on the offensive as well he attacked a fox news reporter corroborated that story from her own sources and he's certainly not pleased that the conservative cable news network didn't entirely back him up this time around ok we've also heard from the democratic candidate joe biden we heard from him a bit earlier as chum's political opponent of course he has seized on these alleged comments but this is also for him too isn't it. absolutely jerry this is a deeply personal issue for joe biden his son beau served in iraq so he knows what it's like to hug your child and send them off to war and he's calling these alleged comments by the president disgusting and damn a ball now a parent who is directly mentioned in these reports is gen john kelly his son robert was killed in action in afghanistan and according to these reports by the atlantic in 2017 when kelly was working for trump the 2 men visited robert's grave in that moment the

because there isn't that green card or citizenship khan a passport that says i am an american. instead of being in the murder. chance of the food to mel aimed at u.s. president donald trump there were jeers and. as well on thursday when trump visited the casket of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg the chance just like the president's plan to quickly replace ginsburg reminding us of the deep divisions in the u.s. with the presidential election now just a few weeks away. but to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you who around the world welcome but we begin the day with the president who won't promise to leave in peace on november 3rd voters in the u.s. will go to the polls to decide on a president due to the pandemic many voters are opting to use mail in ballots some of those ballots have already been sent in for months now president trump has accused the democrats and the list of others of planning to rig the election with fake mail in ballots which today the head of the f.b.i. told members of congress that he has seen no evidence

the london mayor, sadiq khan, is set to recommend more restrictions. and with just six weeks to go until the u.s. election, the supreme court has emerged as a pivotal battle after the death of liberal justice ruth bader ginsburg. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. i'm looking at the markets and we will do market and data checks every 15 minutes because it is an absolute bloodbath. some industries are down 5%. i'm looking at travel and leisure, especially in the u.k. come on the back of the possible announcement of lockdown measures. tom: the set of issues leading to where we are, the dow down 580 points. down 600 points recently. we are not near a correction yet on s&p, but we are getting there rapidly. i don't think this can be underplayed -- the virus, the pandemic is really front and center on a global basis, even with an america distracted by an historic moment. momente: and a historic that could possibly sway the election. let's get to the bloomberg first word news in new

mayor sadiq khan will recommend tightening rules today. the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg puts the supreme court into the political spotlight. republican leaders are hoping to rush through the replacement with donald trump expected to nominate his pick this week. democrats are warning of a constitutional crisis if joe biden wins the election but trump's candidate is the confirmed one. donald trump is threatening the tiktok deal. the apps chinese owner will have an 80% stake. the white house gets a u.s. headquarters on the promise of new jobs. isrces tell bloomberg tiktok seeking a valuation of $60 billion as part of the u.s. deal. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt: thanks very much. laura with your first word news. let's get to laura cooper now for a look at markets. let's start with the story laura finished with. your question of the day, how will the oracle tiktok deal affect markets? my first tho

she's been speaking to miriam walker—khan.d out that we were going to this city in this moment at that time, i knew that i had to do something to acknowledge what was happening in that city. but also to acknowledge what was happening in oui’ acknowledge what was happening in our nation. as i stepped out i knew that i was stepping out to do the right thing. i knew that i was stepping out to stand up for people. i knew that i was stepping out not for myself but for the greater good of our society. i planted out before hand andi of our society. i planted out before hand and i thought, in the short amount of time i have what can be the best way to represent what i'm trying to say? i started to walk towards the flag with my hands up in the hands up don't shoot position. and then i fell to my knees. and i stayed in that position for the duration of the national anthem. and that was just again to emphasise that was just again to emphasise that we have done nothing wrong, we do not deserve this, we are in the most lowly position that

i will turn it over to director steward khan. >> good morning. i'm here today with my colleague dr. tonya from the san francisco housing authority and amy chan from the mayor's office of housing and community development. grateful for all of our partners who joined today dylan schneider and h.h.s. to prepare with staff and supervisor haney's office for this really important hearing. one second, technical issue. i apologize supervisors. thank you for your patience. this is becoming our new normal unfortunately. i wanted to start by thanking you for your support. supportive housing is subset of this is a critical solution to exiting some people from homelessness. we are grateful for the opportunity to share with you the progress that these agency have made in partnership with one another on improving process loads but supporting more efficient and effective referral process to ensure vacancies are matched appropriately and filled as rapidly as possible. we intend to share where challenges remain and why. so we can think together and do better together. i personally wanted to truly tha

we're going to talk to sal khan. we head to a break, check out airline stocks american airlines and delta removing change fees on most domestic flights yesterday this morning alaska airlines is doing the same all of this follows the original move by united airlines a day earlier. stay tuned, you are watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. we've been watching the futures. right now the dow is indicated down 3 points. the nasdaq is indicated up 112 points and s&p up 8 points we'll see if the market is going to have the performance it had in august. the nasdaq gaining 9% for the month of august. >>> remote learning is being reinvented by school districts across the country the khan academy which offers free educational videos is a pioneer of digital learning. today it's seeing unpress dented demand with 190 mill