larry scott, commissioner of the pac-12. >> thank you. liz: good to have you.ng bell ringing in 40 minutes. dow jones industrials now up, this is how volatile a day it's been. we had been down 86, up 294. we are up 140 right now. the new ev royal rumble is breaking out and this time it's not with tesla. nikola returning fire after a short seller's fraud accusation and what gm's newest teammate is saying. >>> plus as copycats and competitors circle peloton, the ceo john foley is here on his secret patent protection weapon. that and much more coming up on "the claman countdown." this i. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. and i get to live in this beaut

pac-12 commissioner larry scott told you on this show just last week that march madness was looking goodt we will have this conversation that allows us to get back to work and society and get back to college basketball and i'm confident it will happen in time for march madness. liz: now, the pac-12 right now is the only major conference in college football not yet set for a return to the field. president trump criticized the pac-12 delay as quote, ridiculous, ramping up pressure on the west coast athletic conference but larry scott told us last week that game play this year was not out of the question. i said to him what about december. he said it's not out of the question. in fact, they purchased testing machines so that almost makes us start to think there may be an announceme announcement. officials set to meet tomorrow on that issue. we will keep you posted. go, cal bears! i know. they are like the browns. stop. i can't hear from all of you. >>> closing bell, we've got it ringing in about eight minutes. from college to the pros, up next, the money manager advising some of the top nam

commissioner larry scott tweeted he gotten the green light to resume games and practices in california. it comes after governor newsom says his guidelines were not trying to block college football. oregon governor gave the commissioners the green light. pac-12 needs to make sure their practices following local guidelines and coming up at 6:00, we have a look at what the governor says that sparked all of this. >>> the ship began last week. you can see the line began to trend backup ward there. the bay area is following a similar trend. our region reported 35 new deaths. that's the bay area's second deadliest day of the pandemic. 24 of those deaths were in alameda county. so far of the 356 total coronavirus deaths in alameda county, 335 of those victims were over the age of 50. >>> covid cases at colleges and universities continue to rise. san jose state, 43 cases. stanford with 137 and berkeley with 202. the san jose area a bigger surge. ucsd with 273 cases and san diego cases with 637 cases. that's the largest school outbreak in california. >>> how do you handle having a covid positive

the deal still needs to get approval from state and local health authorities, commissioner larry scott talked about the decision in a video conference with university presidents. >> and this has been the result of what we said back in august that we'd follow the science, follow the data, follow the advice from our medical experts, and that we know how badly our student athletes want to compete. >> the pac 12's men's and women's basketball seasons will also be allowed to resume on november 25th. right now no fans will be allowed to attend any games that happen on pac 12 campuses due to, of course, the covid-19 pandemic. >>> and a company in china says that its coronavirus vaccine will be ready by early 2021. cenovac has already injected thousands with the vaccine in china. that includes 90% of its staff and ceo under emergency use approval from the chinese government. the vaccine has passed the first two clinical trials but still needs to clear stage-three trials which are a global standard. ♪ >>> yep, for the first time in a century, rio de janeiro delayed its annual carnival parade. o

in an interview, pac-12 commissioner larry scott talked about how this could impact the football seasonves us near immediate results that will allow us to test daily, to give us a high degree of confidence that through the contact in sports, we're not promoting a spread of the virus. >> reporter: each school in this conference will get two testing devices. with this system the athletes will be tested daily including before every game. players are fully aware of what's at stake. >> we understand these are just unique times and we can't be selfish. we have to think about the bigger picture. >> reporter: they are keeping their fingers crossed that the testing method will let them play ball. >> i think just the fact we're able to get efficient faster testing at an ideal and efficient time frame is huge for all sports. >> reporter: while this testing has been used in facilities such as nursing homes to reunite patients with families, this could help to further open up the economy. experimenting with the football teams could pave the way to open up schools for kids and have workers return to

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larry scott says he got the green light to resume games and practices in california. comes after governor newsom said today his guidelines were not trying to block or hinder college football. it is a multi-million dollar loss and revenues for businesses and palo alto and berkeley without a season. >> our guidelines the state put out denies these games from occurs. >> oregon governor gave the commissioner the green light. the pac-12 needs to work with county leaders and city leaders to make sure their practices and games follow the local guidelines. >>> well, college football is back on despite the rise in college covid cases. here are some of the schools seeing modest to large outbreaks. right now uc berkeley has 202 cas cases, san jose state with 677. you can see the numbers much higher as you move east. university of iowa reporting more than 1600 cases. university of georgia with 3,000 and alabama with about 2200 and south carolina with 1900 cases. >> so janelle, the question is what do you do as a parent if your college kid tests positive. do you keep them down at

commissioner larry scott calling this a game changer. resume sports before january. they shut down fall sports saying they were willing to get her to college. kevin warren is speaking about bringing football back as soon as possible. the ravens coach john harbaugh whose brother coaches at michigan thinks they should definitely be playing. >> free the big ten, you know? free the big ten. let's go. let's go play some football. let's get michigan, ohio state, all those great teams playing football out there. michigan had zero positive tests in august. they're doing a great job with their protocols and those guys want to play. for anybody that wants to opt out, they can. >> yeah. christine, you know, it certainly seems like the winds are changing in terms of the big ten and pac-12 playing football this fall. you know, when they made the decision it seemed like it was final, they were never going to go back on it. now it seems like with all of these new developments, those teams all might end up playing before january 1st. >> testing, tracing

the guy who runs the pac-12, the commissioner, larry scott, here next.found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. and i get to live in this beautiful house with this beautiful kitchen and it's all thanks to sofi. ♪ if i could, baby i'd and i♪ 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. neil: better late than never, because pac-12 football is on. by the way, so is basketball. all of that slated as well. but seven-game football slate ready to start in november. this will still allow teams to qualify for winnowing down to the ultimate championship. the pac-12 commissioner larry scott with us right now. commissioner, how did you pull this off? so many people were thinking this was not going to work, was late, everyone else had already filled out their danc

the pac-12 commissioner larry scott talked about how this could impact the football season >> that will give us near immediate results and allow us to test daily to give us a high degree of confidence through the contact of sports we don't promote the spread of the virus. >> reporter: is: the conference gets two testing devices and athletes will be tested daily including before every game. layers are fully aware of what is at stake. >> we cannot be selfish. we have to think of the bigger picture. >> reporter: they are keeping that the testing method will let them play ball, keeping their fingers crossed. >> getting this at an ideal time frame is huge for all sports. >> reporter: the testing has been used in facilities such as nursing homes to reunite people with their families, this could result in opening up the economy. the result with football teams could pave the way to open up schools for kids, and have workers returning to their jobs. andrea kakano, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on the cbsn in the bay area, president trump facing an up or over the fact that he ca

governor newsom says he spoke with pac-12 commissioner larry scott today, newsom said while there aretions on how many players can practice in a group together, there is no regulation to keep teams from playing. pac-12 says universities will reach out to county health officials, to seek clarification on what is required to resume play. the big ten reversed course this week and decided to begin play in october. the pac-12 and mountain west conferences are still on the sidelines. >>> the top spokesperson for the department of health and human services is taking a 60 day leave of absence. michael caputo drew headlines after he was accused of trying to alter weekly releases from the cdc on the coronavirus to align with president trump's statements. this week a facebook live video surfaced and in it, he claimed that government scientists are conspiring against the president. he also suggested on twitter that journalist should be tear gassed. >>> the oracle tiktok deal appears to be in jeopardy over concerns that the proposal falls short in addressing national security concerns. under the p

commissioner larry scott issued a statement saying the conference isn't yet authorized to play becauseofficials in california and florida haven't allowed contact. gavin newsom says there is no such restriction from the state. >> i want to make this crystal clear, nothing in the state guidelines deny the ability for the pac-12 to resume. quite the contrary. that has been a misrepresentation of the facts. >> yeah. so after those comments, scott in another statement said california and oregon schools in the pac-12 are going to begin working with local officials on a plan to return to play. >>> all right. in the meantime the ncaa division i council has come up with a plan to start the men's and women's college basketball season on november 25th, the day before the break. there will be no exhibition games or closed scrimmages before the approved start date. >>> the l.a. dodgers, the first team to punch their ticket to baseball's postseason. they secured their eighth straight playoff appearance with a win against the padres of san diego. due to major league baseball's protoc protocol, they d

i got to speak to larry scott, the commissioner and how we made that happen. >> there have been a lots that we have had to. we made a decision in august to start the season. concerns about the spread of the virus in our face. we play most of our campuses are largely remote learning, very few students on campus. and we didn't have adequate testing. so a real breakthrough started when we got access to daily rapid result testing and the company in san diego. and actually, shipped back to school this week. we will be testing every day, we have screening in place with the covid. and we also have some challenges with the fire is out here in california, oregon, health officials, so there are plenty of hurdles and barriers but we have been methodical, cautious about it, in mind first and foremost. we figured out a way to preserve a certain point of the season, college football playoffs and, they desperately want to play, but only if we can assure them and the parents that we can deal with the health and safety. >> neil: how much of an influence the big ten decided to make a go of that on top

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governor newsom spoke with pac- 12 commissioner larry scott yesterday, and says there are restrictionss can practice in a group together, but there is no regulation to keep teams from playing. >> there is nothing in the state guidelines that denies the pac-12 from having conference games. there's nothing in our guidelines the state put out that denies these games from occurring. >> the pac-12 and mountain west conferences are on the sidelines after the big ten decided to again play in october. in a statement, pac-12 said individual universities will reach out to county health officials to seek verification on what is required to resume play. >>> the san francisco giants and the seattle mariners are playing a matinee today out at oracle park in a twist here, the seattle mariners are the home team. the series was moved from seattle down to san francisco because of the wildfires smoke that was up there in seattle. despite the giants' technically be the road team on the scoreboard, they had no problems last night at play. >> down the left field line, hit well, into the corner, and it is ou

the year joining us no you to talk about this is the ceo drug bryant and the pac 12 commissioner larry scottirst, doug, just tell us how this partnership will work and what happens >> it's great to be here again and very proud of chris and my organization for getting to where we are from a supply chain spesh perspective and being able to meet the capacity that is going to be required the but we've been working with researchers at universities within the pac 12 for at least a few months now some as many as four months. and we're sincerely interested in a large asymptomatic test. we had the first of its kind we're going to be engaged in research that's going to allow us to understand a lot more about what asymptomatic testing looks like in a large population a few weeks ago, we began to engage with the pac 12 and again we're super proud of being engaged in an organization that was able to react so quickly and i think the timing is great. >> larry, could this mean, if we do get the rapid tests, to your various schools, could we see a return for the pac 12 before the end of the year? >> yeah. th

they had big developments yesterday, commissioner larry scott said there are covid-19 regulations, wildfires standby. oregon governor kate brown and gavin newsom allowed contact practice. that is huge first step to get players on the field. pac 12 ceos are set to meet at some point as early as tomorrow with the options on the table. getting a little bit of a nudge from the big 10 definitely. we could have announcement regarding pac 12 football, as early as tomorrow or possibly monday. neil: but they would have an eight-game season, at least in the pack 10, arrangements they started, they have eight games. how do they sort that out with playoffs and later on with bowl games and mixing and matching with everybody else for the end of the season? >> well the big 10 will try to console date a lot into just eight weeks. it is eight games, eight weeks. december 19th they have the big 10 championship. we find out which teams qualify for the college football playoff. there is no room for error on the big 10. stay on top of protocol, stay on top of testing, to make sure the players do stay in line. th

i'm going to let scott and larry finish.s shouting questions] president trump: i will be back. i will see you tomorrow. port mr. president, one more question about breonna taylor? president trump: itch a big call. reporter: people are protesting in the streets. what is your message to them. you feel like on carousel where another black live -- >> we have dr. scott atlas and larry kudlow. i urge you to be respectful and decorum as they take your questions. elizabeth: okay the white house press conference got heated there, the president said. that the fda delays in approving vaccines is quote political. pushback on that. the president did say he will nominate a woman when he makes to replace late justice ruth bader ginsburg. they will make that announcement at 5:00 p.m. on saturday. he said he will be paying his respects to the late justice tomorrow. let's welcome to the show general michael flynn's attorney sidney powell who was listening to all of this. your reaction to what you just heard the president say just now? >> oh,

circumstances not suggests that our security breach is inherent in the camps itself school scott's city larry page or perhaps they can be bought to allow people to escape but i think oh say looking at the sums involved and looking at how easy it is to grace funds in the way. from such as bitcoin all type connel on this. a large amount this money that is being raised is probably not going. directly to fund the sky pixies people who actually straight into touch to fund our activities security analysts say that the longer die suspects remain stranded in these camps the higher the likelihood that they can escape and present a whole new security challenge for the region pressure will continue to mount on western governments to finally take responsibility for their own citizens and put them on trial back at home for the crimes that was alleged to have committed a saudi ought to u.k. in london. thanks to choosing our to international live from brushwood knows a big choice so it's all the more important to us you've taken the time to watch now what if we don't commit up a tech giant apple tells russi

i am going to let scott and larry finish. crosstalk. soi finish. crosstalk. so i will be back.ll see you tomorrow. mr trump, there is one more question on breonna taylor. we are at a time right now where americans feel like we are on the. mr president, just one more question if they can on breonna taylor. people are protesting oi'i taylor. people are protesting on the streets, what is your message to that? here we have the doctor... are incorrigible. well, you can draw your own conclusions to that. let's speak to our washington correspondent, nomia iqbal. how is all this going down? the donald trump and joe biden seem to have different views on this. it is interesting because the law and order message which is rich -- the law and order message which is rich —— literally what donald trump is trying to pitch to his electorate is to show he is the tough, decisive president that can take control of this and the democrats, they don't have to deal with all of these riots, which are turning violent, although the democrats have come out to say they don't condone violence. they're tryin

president - >> i have to leave for an emergency phone call i'm going to let scott and larry finish [ jimmy: that's right that's right trump was like, "oh, yeah, what's the emergency what, what everything i just said at this press conference okay." [ laughter ] hey, listen to this. earlier today, it was announced that russian president vladimir putin was nominated for the nobel peace prize. [ laughter ] yep. putin is thrilled, while everyone else in the category is poisoned. [ laughter ] first trump, then putin? right now, kim jong-un is standing by, tin can on a string, like, "any second now. [ laughter ] any second." well, guys, halloween is just around the corner, but this week, the cdc announced that no one should have halloween parties. yeah it's a huge bummer it almost feels like the cdc knows it, too. check out the psa that they released today >> we at the cdc are here to guide you through the covid pandemic, which is why we're announcing, come october, no large halloween gatherings should take place. none not even our own office halloween party, which is downright sick ♪ i mea

i'm going to let scott and larry finish. >> reporter: mr. president, one more question on breonna taylor. >> president trump: i'll be back. see you tomorrow. reporter mike one more question on breonna taylor. we are in a time when americans feel like we are on the -- mr. president, one more question if i can. breonna taylor. people are protesting in the streets. what's your message to them? another black life. >> bret: president trump of the white house with the latest briefing with reporters yelling questions about breonna taylor, answering a few of those. the situation in louisville continues. love next week go to the senate investigation into hunter biden. we will bring you that. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in york as mirror bill de blasio. more than 9,000 city officials will be furloughed. the goal is to save $21 million as the city battles a severe budget shortfall from the coronavirus pandemic. fox 32 in chicago. the death of football hall of famer gale sayers. relatives s

i'm going to let scott and larry finish. >> mr. president! >> mr. president! >> so i'll be back. i will see you tomorrow. a big day. >> one more question on breonna taylor. we are in a time right now where americans feel like we are on -- mr. president? >> i have to go. >> one more question if i can on breonna taylor. people are protesting in the streets. what is your message to them? people feel like we are on this carousel where another black life -- >> that was abrupt. the president says he has an emergency phone call he has to make. left it in the hands of dr. scott atlas who has been helping him on the coronavirus task force but he made some significant news there. he said it is up to the white house to approve a vaccine. he said i don't see any reason why the food and drug administration should delay it any further. it sounds he says like some sort of political maneuver that they're taking, dr. sanjay gupta is with us. sanjay, that was pretty surprising. maybe not surprising necessarily coming from the president. that he is saying that it looks like the fda is engaged in po

scott. from tom lee to larry mcdonald and so forth i don't think the story is over for tech you and i talked about that monday i said i think that we are unlikely to test significantly lower in tech. yet, here apple is back down on the lows of the last several months, scott. i've noticed a lot of those value plays that you discussed, for instance, infrastructure plays in particular. steel, mining, things like that. getting lot of money flow, a mean a lot that's worth noting. to your point, that's partially why perhaps people are using tech as a source of funds. i don't know how long that lasts. i certainly am not betting that it lasts very long as far as tech being a wreck and value being where you want to be that's the way it is for the last several sessions. >> shannon, month to date, terms up 5.5%. tr industrials have bone better to john's point, if you look at big tech month the date, apple down 16% amazon the whole space is down double digits facebook facebo facebook 13. jim said it's time to put cash to work, just not in tech. he recommends picking up cheap stocks that are being brough

talk about all this with one of those democrats endorsing mister trump, larry tough he and the sheriff of sacramento california, scottones, welcome. >> good evening, joe biden was in pittsburgh, let's play what he had to say. >> the simple truth is donald trump failed to protect america. so now he is trying to scare america. you are democrat. what is your take on what biden said and the broader issue right now? >> the broader issue is democrats are out of touch with what the country is all about and donald trump has led the way through the crazies we've had since 2016 and deserves reelection and the rhetoric being proposed for the democratic process is just rhetoric as far as i'm concerned and you indicated 6 mayors are supporting donald trump, the seventh one on board, next week. mike: look at this video a affiliate from fox 40 in sacramento, being confronted by an antifa protester. >> people get killed. >> the phone was taken but the journalist got it back. your reaction and how concerned are you about rioting in your community? >> this came about thursday night and was pretty bad. with a lot of broken windows and

scotts valley have good air quality. until that smoke dissipates aloft, we may continue to have this eerie, smoky, hazy s orange. larry? >> spencer, this is a pretty unappetizing layer cake. check out san francisco, the darkness bhixd the orange sky which has lingered throughout the day. hive from the embarcadero with reaction to today's odd events. and as i look behind you, day, night, not sure. >> reporter: i'll say good day to you. my internal clock feels all messed up. i went around the city and we talked to a lot of people and of course we heard the usual words. crazy, scary, yes, apocalyptic. how many times did i hear that word. my favorite was this has been a lousy 2020. some of you may have wondered if this was the day the earth stood still. there were many words to describe what we were experiencing. >> i just think it is really insane. the zombie apocalypse. >> it was 7:30 in the morning. we opened the kurt ans and it looked like nighttime. >> reporter: some were compelled to record the san francisco iconic sites when day turned to night. >> i think it is magical. >> it is amazing to be here for something lik

larry ellison and oracle. shery: joining us to discuss the deal and everything around it is scott galloway, and school of businessrofessor of marketing. thank you for joining us today. from the bits and pieces we've heard about this proposal from oracle, including the fact that it would create jobs in the u.s., not to mention that it would not really be an outright sale, but sort of a restructuring, is this in your view likely to get the go-ahead in the green light from the trumbo ministration? -- administration? scott: it is difficult what is quick to happen. if the trump administration was concerned about reducing the security risk or creating a more level playing field where american companies have the same access to chinese markets as chinese tech companies have access to the u.s. markets, this deal accomplishes neither of those things. if the review is truly a legitimate review, it would be rejected out of hand. this deal as it is proposed is nothing but a follow on financing where oracle is the lead advanced -- investor for a contract demanded of cloud operations. this achieves none of the objectives initia

scott mcfarland, nbc news, washington. >>> since we are in labor day, it raises the question of how labor will vote in the november election. joining us larry let's talk about the labor vote in american presidential elections. it is critical at many junctures. >> absolutely. look, we're talking about a pretty large swath of the electorate. organized lai organized labor represents about 12% of the working population, but about 16% of the voters. and it is not only the numbers that matter here. think about all of the organizing they do. walking for different candidates, organizing phone calls and what not. and there is something else. there is something, that labor unions are not all of the same. some are trade and some are white-collar unions and so this idea that even though their big, they're not monolithic and that is why it gets interesting for people, candidates try, let's say, pick off parts of the union movement as it were. >> and it depends on what parent of the country you're in. the impact of labor. so let's talk about what kind of impact they've had in recent votes in the recent years when it came to presidential elections. >> i w

scott goods to sell young people. so it's not one, but it may be linked into some of trump's friends. ceo or part of his election campaign or reelection campaign and larry ellison just touch a big event earlier this year for really much trump said maybe a little bit of political maneuverings this deal. >>okay, yeah because that struck me as odd to like oracle's not a consumer-facing branded like the guts behind the scenes in servers and things like that eyes. it just struck me as weird when i heard the news oracle cloud company know that they're not top 5. so that's where a really nasty sense. yeah, i hear you. >>these are all right let's talk about the nfl it got going once again over the weekend and let's talk about marketing because nobody is in the stands of the got a little get a little creative right role in our couch watching now. >>it was great to see it back back with pandemic started it in march governor newsom said there's to be no life at all in my state least until thanksgiving. a long story short, it's it's nice to see it's kind of a little bit of normalcy but the advertisers have a huge 47 of a lot last 50 top tv events in football games.

scott, mr. bezos' long time former wife, she's worth $66 billion as you see bernard arnault and larry and sergeias had the only rough go of it here watching his net worth decline the numbers are staggering and of course when you're talking ballmer and gates microsoft, zuckerberg facebook, bezos in amazon, larry and sergei with alphabet all of which although not as much nor alphabet have added enormous amounts of market cap over a very short amount of time again, these numbers i don't know how it figures, kayla, into the discussion around wealth in this country and the election, but they're staggering these are all founders, pretty much across the board, people who created their companies, but the numbers are just -- we've never seen anything like them. >> no, and mckenzie scott has become the third richest woman in the world with that 25% share of her ex-husband's wealth worth noting she has given away more than a billion dollars of it, even just in the last couple of years so she is devoting that net worth to philanthropy, she has already given away quite a bit of money, some statistics that i