. >> reporter: larry leavitt is the vice president of health policy. >> it's never a good thing to lose your health insurance but it's particularly risky in the midst of a pandemic where people are getting infected. >> reporter: they estimate that four out of five people who lost their employer insurance are eligible for the nark or medicate. many don't know about it. leavitt is concerned that p will avoid testing and treatment. >> health insurance hesitate to seek medical care worried about the big medical cares they'll face. we want them to get in to care and get tested so they can avoi. >> reporter: as for rodney watts, he said he's determined to get health insurance. >> i got to go find work. i have got to get my health coverage. i got a lot of people dmends on me. i got a wife, grand kids, kids of other people. and i can't fail him. ♪upbeat music she's doing it again. no cover-up spray here. it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. [harsh aerosol spray] cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, buryiodors in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminat

and in the latest edition of $100.00 german must reads david leavitt's introduces us to the tragic romance of a minute's silence and lies zeke reed lends money for teacher stella butts we begin in the theater world which has been devastated by the corona pandemic and this week a look at 3 cultural capitals and how they're coping with this crisis we begin in new york where broadway has never been so silent one of the most unfortunate stories is of a new musical called go from the north country timing wasn't this musicals best friend opening as it did at the beginning of march. these days mezzo soprano trying to launch mainly views manhattan from a distance like the city her job went on lockdown at 19.

david leavitt's introduces us to the tragic romance of a minute's silence of the creed lends money for teachers. butts we begin in the theater world which has been devastated by the corona pandemic and this week a look at 3 cultural capitals and how they're coping with this crisis we begin in new york where broadway has never been so silent one of the most unfortunate stories is of a new musical called go from the north country timing wasn't this musicals best friend opening as it did at the beginning of march. these days metal soprano trying to launch mainly views manhattan from a distance like the city her job went on lockdown at 19. just before the pandemic hit the city she got her big break a role in the new prada a musical girl from the north country. it opened march 5th a week later the virus shut things down in a hurry. left in a hurry it was the middle of rehearsal we had a coffee cup on the table you know everything with still there. critics love the production which features the music of bob dylan in a story set in the great depression of the 1930 s. when the audience gets to

and in the latest edition of 100 german must reach david leavitt's introduces us to the tragic romance of a minute's silence by zeke friedman ends money for teachers. but we begin in the theater world which has been devastated by the corona pandemic and this week a look at 3 cultural capitals and how they're coping with this crisis we begin in new york where broadway has never been so silent one of the most unfortunate stories is of a new musical called go from the north country timing wasn't this musicals best friend opening as it did at the beginning of march. these days mezzo soprano trying to launch mainly views manhattan from a distance like the city her job went on lockdown at 19. just before the pandemic hit the city she got her big break a role in the new crowd when musical girl from the north country.

and in the latest edition of $100.00 german must reads david leavitt's introduces us to the tragic rome after a minute's silence of the wise e. creed lends money for teacher stella. butts we begin in the theater world which has been devastated by the corona pandemic and this week a look at 3 cultural capitals and how they're coping with this crisis we begin in new york where broadway has never been so silent one of the most unfortunate stories is of a new musical called go from the north country timing wasn't this musicals best friend opening as it did at the beginning of march. these days metal soprano trying to launch mainly views manhattan from a distance like the city her job went on lockdown at 19. just before the pandemic hit the city she got her big break a role in the new product a musical girl from the north country.

. >> looking leavitt san jose some south bay residents and business owners are staging a revolt against caltrans and the city of san jose. they say trash is piling up on the side the freeways and weeds are so overgrown that some of them are creeping into the lanes on some on rams. caltrans said it has stopped removing homeless and catchments from the freeways because of covid. some residents say they are going to have to do the work themselves.'s >> a guess we are going to have to do it ourselves. >> you get a lot of travelers coming into the taproom trying to experience a piece of san jose. it feels like a bummer. >> coming up next, the birthday salute for one special veteran. you may just remember him from valentine's da >> it is as great as it was at 104. >> not even a pandemic could squash this drive-by birthday salute. that is major bill light living u.s. marine and need to turn five. outside of his assisted-living facility in stockton, major bill was met with much love and fanfare. >> right now i am trying for one of six. >> i think that is a good goal. >> when at a time. >> he wa

leavitt to philly fans to make it known.series against the new york yankees group of phillies fans calling themselves the pandemic crew rattled the visitors with a horn and drum line. we will talk about what this means with sportscaster and fox news contributor jim gray. not surprising to me phillies fans would find a way to make some noise. it irritated the new york yankees enough to complain but what do you make of where we are. >> they are striking out. what would sports be without the renowned fans, they boot santa claus all those years ago. that shows -- it is odd to see virtual signage that goes on, the cut outs at major league baseball and it has been odd and awkward and unique as well to see golf and the pga tour. guys tip their hats when they make a putter, there was nobody there cheering. shannon: you will look back on sports clips from 2020, there is nobody in the gallery, nobody cheering, they are using fake crowd noise and projects something to people back home but does it lift the spirits a little bit, they are

leavitt there. >> her space was about the crisis we are facing this country, it is a dire time. >> shannone, jessica and lieutenant governor patrick, good to have you all with us, come back soon. >> thanks, shannon. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: former first lady michelle obama getting a lot of praise from jessica and from the mainstream media tonight, but brit hume, also agrees that the lieutenant governor, she was not a was telling the truth. so our panel digs into debate next. ♪ >> i moved to minnesota 15 years ago. following the process of the killing of george floyd and south minneapolis, my auto repair shop, which is located on 36th and nicolette avenue was complete we destroyed. this should not be happen to anyone and when there is "law & order." so thank you mr. president for being here for us. >> shannon: minneapolis small business owners thinking the president today for his law and order promise, following the rioting and looting that upended their businesses. later in the day we heard from former first lady michelle obama, who spoke about racial injustice and took direct aim a

still to come, talking leavitt with a former fema coordinator on how emergency crews are responding indemic. the airline is history is trying to bounce back while keeping passengers safe. still to come, after the break. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> welcome back. the west contra costa school district is postponing this week's back to school night to next week because of the potential of rolling power outage appeared today's date to of instructions with building sitting empty with students at home for online learning. certain hours of the day are devoted to teachers to connect with their students, students who

and leavitt look at the golden gates or i should say the bay bridge this morning, and into areas of treasure island we can see overcast skies and a widespread inside and around the bay as was the coastline. santa rosa 52 degrees now. low 50s in san francisco. to 60 in oakland. 60 degrees outside under mostly cloudy conditions. temperatures are very similar to yesterday. around the bay, inland and to the south bay within one degree or so. into the north bay, temperatures are up slightly with cloud cover in place blanketing portions of the north bay this morning pick the winds are generally light with calm conditions in santa rosa and a light breeze for napa. the fairfield with an onshore breeze of 17 miles per hour. very similar to yesterday. a look at the fog where you can see half moon bay with visibility at three miles. it is inside the bay stretching over the east bay hills and into the north bank. the santa rosa area reporting visibility down to a quarter- mile. patchy dense fog to start the morning. temperatures today are going to be above average just by a little bit. santa rosa will b

in more depth katheryn rooney is head of global research and chief investment strategist and brian leavittarket strategist for north america at invesco. very good morning to you both. brian, i'll come to you first. this recent rotation, we've seen attempts at it quite a few times. not just in the last couple of months but the last couple of years. do you think it lasts this time? >> yeah, i think it lasts here we're following a consistent pattern in a recovery. you would expect to see at some point the more economically sensitive parts of the market start to participate and you're starting to see some better signs with regards to cases. there's obviously a massive policy response from the federal reserve. we're likely to see, at least the market is expecting to see, more support on the fiscal side and then obviously there's some hopes around therapeutics or vaccines as you're talking about this morning if you believe that this recovery is feeling like fits and starts >> do we need to see a full stimulus deal in congress for that to continue >> well, i think the market is precipitated on th

goblin spider that is just one millimetre long and lives on horn island in queensland, and so david leavittn, as well. so, today on saturday we will hear more from carol about the weather. it's going to be one of those weekends, i think. and you may have read about this. dartmoor is one of those places where you are still allowed to do wild camping, so you can turn up to do wild camping, so you can turn up and put your tent up stop its quite unusual in england and scotland. but it has been banned now. because park authorities are saying people were just being really irresponsible, they had one night in july where 70 tenths were erected in one place —— tents, 55 pits were dug and there was litter everywhere. the whole principle of the wild camping... i understand what it is. the idea is that you leave no trace of yourself being there. however different to normal camping? it's not on a campsite, you literally rock up anywhere, somewhere, but not at the moment because people have been making too much mess, frankly, which is a real shame. you have some tennis news? on august 31, the us open sta