fundamentally, i like morgan stanley a lot. i like the set up, so i think this is a good opportunity. >> let me flip it with this, mike, fundamentally, do you like what the federal reserve did and what the federal reserve said? >> well, what the federal reserve said is pretty interesting, right we basically have been dealing with fed speak since allen green span and we have to interpret. what they were talking about is restraining themselves from taking their foot off the accelerator pedal. it's not just financials, but essentially they are encourage youg ing you to buy all risk assets i don't feel the fed or any central bank has much of a choice when they're talking about policy what they're suggesting is they have a lot of options and they're trying to choose the best course. i don't think they have much of a course, and we're all going to have to live with the consequences of that, but i'm not surprised by the language they're using to describe what they're up to. >> yeah, good stuff there. carter, your take on either the fe

but not least, your role has been tremendous in this, judge morgan. being a pillar of government that is so vital to what is happening now. we are at a crossroads. is there something else you want to add on how we can otherwise grapple with this? judge morgan: first, i want to for shedding light on this issue. and bringing this panel together. seepreciate the chance to commissioner harrison again and i can tell from his comments about why he was so important in the reform efforts in orleans. dr. burch. to know i would say in conclusion that no police department is perfect. what is important to keep in mind is what we need to do is develop ways for police departments to detect unlawful conduct and if it is occurring and then have a way to deal with it. each police department can do that. no one is perfect but [indiscernible] i know they have good policies and procedures in place to detect misconduct as it occurs. judge, thank you so very much as a person presiding on the bench and having so much influence and control over what happens in a positive way

year to date morgan up 3.5%, goldman down $9.7.hat's its direct comp it's the only bank that's up on the year all the other financials that are up are things like black rock, insurance companies or moody's. the technicals look great. it is a lot of tension importantly here, though, this is a stock that even if and as it breaks out and gets back to its january high which was at 57.50, its all-time high is still long ago there's much work to be done for financials in general. >> yeah. i mean, we didn't even mention the fact that wells fargo is down 54% in a year, maybe the most important stock out there the fed, of course, is a big piece of the puzzle but it's still just a piece of the puzzle by the way, we're also just 66 days, 6 hours, 22 minutes and 20 seconds away from the presidential election. the options market is pricing in the potential major volatility heading into november. but mike has a way to navigate that in his call to action >> so you know it's interesting. we were just talking about financials usually when we talk a

judge morgan: i will start with talk about why we have consent decrees. the crime bill gets criticized often because it increased penalties and increased incarceration, but the very good thing it did was empower the doj to initiate pattern and practice investigations of police departments to determine whether they are engaging in patterns or practices of unlawful conduct. not only do they have the power to investigate, they are empowered to resolve those situations. what that means is they can attempt to negotiate a consent decree with a city or department or state. if they can't negotiate, they can actually file suit against that department. fortunately, most departments, if presented with a doj investigation, agree to a consent decree. an order of the court, in federal court. the judge is an integral part of helping the city to implement that consent decree. a big part of it is the court typically hires a monitoring team to help them because it is not something a judge can do on her own. that's a very big part of it. i've been very active, actively was

support for a rally in financials if we take a look at the chart of morgan stanley, it's one of the strongest from a relative strength perspective easily outperforming the sector since the beginning of march if you couple that with the top 53 and the triangle formation we have, i think the stock is prime for the breakout above the $53 level. if you look at morgan stanley's business, they have built a well diversified business around their wealth management, and with the strong capital ratios they have, the only head wind they have is interest rates. by looking at the rate curve, the recent uptick in terms of inflation expectations we have seen and the fed policy this week, that has driven the long end of the curve substantially higher while the fed policy is keeping the short end of the curve near 0 when you have the steepening of the curve, that's going to reduce some of the head jinds when we see here for morgan stanley. the trade setup is a structure that number one is trying to capture this potential breakout above 53 and taking into account the fact that the applied volatility

judge morgan: there are a couple of things that the doj can do. resuming the pattern of practice investigation. and also help police departments a t want to reform without full pattern and practice investigation and without a onsent decree and the d.o.j. does do grants to local police help thems that could revised their policy and improve their training and accountability. that is the way that the doj does, some extent they do grants, but they can do more to departments. the other thing i think that has to be done on a national basis is a registry for officers who have had a serious misconduct complaint or been terminated. the local -- local -- or can't do it on a local state level. because people applying for jobs as police officers move all over country. police departments need a safe and reliable way to find out whether an applicant has been terminated from another police department or has had a serious use of force complaint. those are things i think can be done at the national level. joey: i think those are huge. commissioner, if i could get

we'll go live to morgan hill. people are nervous and scared. it is just so much to take in. >> reporter: it is really scary times for people who live here in morgan hill and gilroy. case in point this sign. if you don't live in the area stay away. that is because folks in morgan hill are on stand by for evacuation. >> the photo albums, jewelry, just anything important. you know, heritage from the grandparents is already loaded and we got the dogs ready. >> they have been getting evacuation warnings all day. so they packed their important belongings and they are ready to go. >> we're leaving because we live on top of a hill and i don't want to watch it burn. there is nothing here that is so important i got to stay here. >> reporter: morgan hill is the next area of concern. the cit and county posting signs, putting residents on alert. >> unprecedented lightning storm. over 300 fires in california. so just bad luck. >> reporter: that bad luck is spreading near grant lake in the san jose foot hills. cal fire making fire retardant drops trying to st

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chesky is at oklahoma state university this morning with a "today" exclusive morgan, good morning >> reporter: yeah, craig, hoda, good morning to you. this is pretty cool. first week of classes just wrapping up here at oklahoma

bay area's christie smith has been speaking with firefighters and neighbors and joins us live from morgan hill with more on that story. christie. >> reporter: well, cal fire tells us that overnight humidity levels were good, at least at the lower elevations, but it stayed warm and dry at the higher elevations. now, today we talked with people who are under evacuation warnings and those who weren't but maybe live in the general area. either way, people told us they did have a plan to go. >> before they kind of made us a warning -- >> reporter: in the jackson oaks neighbor, john and leslie have been checking the latest fire information for the hills above morgan hill. their neighborhood remains under an evacuation warning, and they're ready. >> documents like certain personal belongings that you really wouldn't want to lose. right now we currently have them in our car, so if we really need to leave, it's already packed and we're ready to go. >> we also have a first aid kit

morgan stern is back on the road the virus keeps him busy all the time. it's hard it's very difficult and very demanding but it don't give up someone is watching over us. been a block is taking up the task to keep the virus from spreading further just like the rest of the country which is in the midst of a 2nd wave of the pandemic. since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in china the nation's government has faced criticism from other countries for the way it disseminate information that people in china are also fighting against what they say are beijing's efforts to cover up the epidemic . this small neighborhood park news home ensuring journal is a place filled with memories for john hi. kiran is all for last year my father used to sit at this place. every time i come to these familiar places places i used to visit with my father. i'm overwhelmed with grief at the same time i feel anger jungly far john highs father was a veteran of china's nuclear testing program he was a 100 and but he spent his last years at his son's home in the coastal city of

morgan earlier. wondering if he would've broken of four told the future before he took this position. he would've done so. is been challenging yes . crisis after crisis after crisis. so first want to say i want to thank the witnesses mr. morgan or your perseverance and your service to the nation. about the past and present and in the future. things are not getting a whole lot better anytime soon a fear. i would ask consent to my opening statement be entered into record. this hearing on the border that we have not had of quite a few months . obviously need to is a chart. this really what i want to talk about in my opening comments. i think close to 40 hearings on some aspect of issues on the border. and with the immigration systems. and begin keeping this chart, then the whole issue of people coming across explaining our silent pause. the problem just exploded. in late 2018 and into 2019. the main reason i want to show this chart. you see the gold colored bars are single adults. down slightly but that

we've got triple digits for inland areas like conquered at one '07 antioch at one '04 livermore and morgan hill at 104 degrees each while hayward at 97 oakland even checking in at the 90's today at 91 degrees. i've got more details in your 4 zone forecast on where exactly you're going to be headed temperature wise this afternoon still to come. james all right, thank you very much john time now for 32 wildfires are raging in southern california. take a look at this the lake fire has now scorched 11,000 acres. >>so far in the angeles national forest that's between santa clara and palmdale just north of l a it's about 5% contained right now. a fire broke out wednesday afternoon and boy since then it really has exploded in size to just 10,000 acres in just 2 hours and as a matter of fact 10,000 acres in 2 hours. the fire destroyed 3 structures so far it's threatening about 5,000 more. firefighters say they expect the lake fire to remain a major fire for the next several days. the timing couldn't be worse. obviously with temperatures the way they are the cause of the fire still unknown this mor

tonight i am beyond thrilled to have morgan jerkins with us to tolerate the release of her new book "andering in strange lands". morgan jerkins is the author of the new york times bestseller "this will be my undoing" quite thoroughly recommended. and the senior editor at sora come she's also a visiting professor at columbia university, her short form work has been featured in the new yorker, new york times, the atlantic, rolling stone, l, esquire and the guardian among many others, she is based in harlem. joining morgan and conversation is Ãbborn and raised in jackson mississippi professor of english and creative writing at the university of mississippi the author of " the long" long division and the collection of x-rays: essays, how to slowly kill yourself and others in america. also author of the men were heavy, shortlisted for the andrew carnegie medal named one of the best books in 2018 by the young defeated, new york times novel shows weekly, mpr, library journal, washington post, entertainment weekly, the san francisco chronicle and the new york times critics. without further ad

this is in gilroy as well as morgan hill. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us in morgan hill, in the yellow area. have authorities made a call yet? looks like we're having trouble there with his microphone this morning. a number of residents have already been told to get ready to evacuation and the people who live there are keeping an eye on the hills of morgan hill. right now we want to get a look at the forecast for you right now. you can see right here the smoke that is taking over so much of the bay area. step out your house. you can't help but to smell that smoke. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring the air quality concerns we're seeing across the bay area. and kari, still not looking good out there for us. >> no, but let me show you something that has been a little bit more positive as we look at our weather conditions. near that scu lightning complex fire. so we look at our weather conditions from our center, mount hamilton. we are getting some cooler temperatures up there this morning as well as some h

my question is a bit different, judge morgan. what can we do, are there any things that we can do moving forward as it relates to pattern and practice investigation to make them more effective, perhaps two more or less in to be at a better place when you have a confidence in communities and i don't their being investigated thoroughly and treating communities fairly. >> i understand that citizens wanting their police department to engage in constitution and policing and for some people is all people. i think the newly engagement is important in holding your elective officials with the head of the police department and it's important and demanding more from constitution on police. i think another part, younger fortune of police departments, so it doesn't have the money to do training and supervision and then expect them to improve. i understand the budget and wanting to devote money to other resources and i also have to say in a personal opinion. >> not at all, that's what i was asking, your opinion is valuable, just as a person wh

morgan hill dodged another fire coming from a different direction. that was contained before it could reach town. coming up at 6:00. robert honda will join us more on another growing worry, looters right there in morgan hill and scotts valley area. >>> the lnu burned more than 350,000 acres. the fire is 22% contained. five people have died. two in napa county and three in solano county. tonight the families are urging neighbors to listen for evacuation orders. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is joining us with more on their stories. >> reporter: so, so sad, several families are dealing with the unthinkable of the loss of a loved one. we talked to one man who lost his mother. >> she was the most caring people i have ever met. i mean -- i am hoping if i can get myself. >> reporter: robert mcneil is dealing with the loss of his mother. he say his best friend, she died last week along with her boyfriend leo mcdermot. >> they called the flames off. it went through the whole canyon and nobody had a chance. >> reporter: mcneil said his mother drove out but ca

>>everyone on morgan to read mer morgan territory road and marsh creek road from round valley northwest to deer valley need to get out there now saying that they need to make these evacuations because of a change in the fire behavior. >>they're asking folks to evacuate these areas right now this is the deer's own fire. that is burning in contra costa county that cruise have been working since earlier today we do know that it's scorched at least 400 acres cal fire earlier was saying that this fire is now made up of at least 4 different fires. that has continued to burn once again they are asking folks to get out as quickly as possible. due to a change in the fire i told the fire behavior has changed in so apparently the the firefighters do not have the upper hand we knew it was at 0. >>containment that let us hope that it's not a some of those fire tornadoes that everybody seems to be worried about with the strange weather patterns happening. abry said has been you know keeping an eye on this for for us right now we understand that these are mandatory evacuations. we don't have any word

those are in effect east of morgan hill. they are going in and out. they have set up the checkpoint at thomas grade and dunn road and nobody is allowed inside the neighborhood. have had plenty of time to take about the process because the fires happen burning closer and closer over the last week. they have been watching it happen. we spoke to several people who say they have been tearing, in their mind, deciding what they want to take with them. >> we are somewhat apprehensive about what to do though we have been planning for the last few days and we had a vehicles parked elsewhere and we packed up our valuables and something that we had plenty of time to decide. and what to leave behind. we took as much as we could. >> to give you an idea of exactly how big of an area we are talking about, here is a map. cal fire has issued an expanded evacuation warning for the area that includes east of pete road all the way over to coyote creek south of eagleview drive and north of this road. for those of you going out or anyone else who has evacuated, if you do n

morgan initially. if he goes, does abenomics go? j.p.inks the initial reaction might be yen strength, which is what we are seeing, not to the extent they called a couple of days back. i think it will go to 100. we have to wait and see. we will keep on top of the story. we don't have a lot of details. think partly as we are not even close to the 100 yet. the note did say including donald trump losing the presidency as well. we are kickstarting the u.s. election campaign. what does this mean for abenomics if we have a new p.m.? david: three arrows. that is what it was supposed to be about. for the first couple of years it was always spending, the easy thing to do and the boj coming anomics.kurod here is the balance sheet. easilyse things retractable? the name and the brand itself is a patch to him, but mizuho was out with a note. what they are saying is given how institutionalized some of these practices have been, and it has been seven or eight years, it is hard to see how this goes away. it will depend on the continuity of policy. i will

morgan stern is back on the road the virus keeps him busy all the time. it's hard it's very difficult and very demanding but i don't give up someone is watching over us. been a block is taking up the task to keep the virus from spreading further just like the rest of the country which is in the midst of a 2nd wave of the pandemic. thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. 19 special next on d w. people . on the field.

people from jp morgan and goldman sachs talk about the collaboration and the creativity that happensput people into a conference room together. that's never going to go away. however, we're going to have the ability to have a greater level of flexibility than we ever had before, and i think the real takeaway, the reason why you should believe what they're saying is they have these backup trading floors outside of new jersey, in new jersey outside of new york and outside of london they're actually saying, we don't need those anymore once you get rid of the backup sites, that's how you know when he says this publicly and he says this on the record to cnbc, they really mean this is perhaps a permanent shift in the way they look at work. i think the big ramification is this is going to spread to other companies because they're obviously a huge, huge part of wall street. >> 100%. i'm just thinking if someone knows they'll be off for two weeks, they could literally live in the caribbean if they're doing it a few days a week where they only have to be there tuesday and thursday, they could

they don't know when or if the flames will arrive, but morgan hill is bracing for the worst. this is at the roadside and roadblocks preparing for anything that might come their way. the crews are fighting the fire to keep from reaching their town, but the force statewide is deplet depleted. >> the fact that there are so many fires, the resources are depleted. so we cannot rely on the normal service, and that has everyone concerned. >> well, like so many families, the meyer family here is packed up and ready to go ifthey got t last night, and many of the neighbors have already left. >> we will give you another look at the nbc bay area sky ranger over the czu fire. this is the one in san mateo and santa cruz county, and we have been saying that the evacuations for fire and the bay area are huge. chris chimura is keeping track of those, and what we are talking about is this fire at 64,000 people evacuated. >> yes, and i'm taking a look at the air traffic overhead, and ordinarily when we are looking at the fires, i can show you air tankers and smaller aircraft, but i can't find i

doctor, before judge morgan weighs in, what can we do? we are in a desperate place. you study this, you know it, you are passionate about it, you teach a course on law and race and police. help us out. where are we going? and what do we need to absolutely do to get our hands around this. >> i think that in general we have in our society spent too little on the needs of people and policing aside, i think sometimes that can just be a symptom of a larger problem. so like i said, perhaps spending more money to help people in need so that we are not in a situation where society and people get so desperate that they are in their worst. that they come to a situation whether they are at their worst. thinking about some of the other problems that we face like the opioid crisis or other kind of crises, getting a handle on those will begin to necessarily reduce contact in a negative ways that may be beneficial. the second issue i think, we touched on quite a bit on this, which is to think about accountability. accountability can range from making changes to qualified immunity a

we've got matthew harrison with morgan stanley on. we'll ask him what he thinks about that in just a minute. i want to talk about transport stocks our rbi is about air travel. transports have been red hot they're hitting in your technical terms, the golden cross. are the transports telling you that more gains are ahead? >> they are not telling us that yet, but nonetheless, i own american airlines. i own boeing, so it's going to be really interesting to see these names are really born the brunt of covid-19. yes, as we're seeing the tsa numbers, i know you quoted them early. we're not quite at a million passengers per day seems like we're going to be there in a week or so. that's positivity. these names, talking about catching a falling knife after a while, but when you see the fed or the government come in to help these airlines, that puts a little bit of essentiality in these names. i think that's withbeen a prove story going all the way back to the financial crisis. >> we've got more coming up about air travel in our rbi. this russia

down here in the south that is where gilroy, morgan hill are located.'s get to "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us in morgan hill. what are they saying this morning? >> reporter: well, a lot of people here in morgan hill, other parts of the county on alert, they're looking to the east where you can see the smoke and the hills. they're going to want to know if that fire, the scu complex fire is making its way over, be looking for the flames. fortunate through that's nothing we see right now and hopefully we never see that. that's what people are going to be looking at today as this fire possibly starts -- continues its westward move towards the city of morgan hill. it's really going to depend a lot on the winds today. there are a number of evacuation warnings in effect here in morgan hill. you can log onto our website at nbcbayarea.com to find out if your address is in that warning zone. you probably see that flashing sign we just showed on television. that's letting people know that only residents are allowed in certain areas. here's one family

he's live in morgan hill dan. >>well ken and pam are in the eastern section in morgan hill tonight, thousands of people have had to evacuate these areas under orders the fire right being battled combative by firefighters in the area henry coe state park that is just beyond this ridge line that is here all of these communities have had to evacuate. we've seen a number of people in cars and trucks that have been loading up their gear on trying to get out out of their communities. these places that are along jackson oaks holiday laika states thomas grade people understandably on edge tonight. >>one of the big that's been surrounding these orders has this this concern around the change in weather including some wind which could help spread these fires are or maybe even send some of the members of the burning fires already into these most of these homes are in tough places to get around very hilly rural sort of terrain at 5 o'clock today, there was a hard closure along east dunn avenue up from hill road police had to c

morgan that now claim suddenly they are woke. the mole these companies sponsor events in dollars that celebrate the police and remind the public that police power is backed up by corporate power it looks very good to shell out money in the name of equality but will money speak louder than words when companies claim to support black lives matter but then fund the police i think that they're placing wagers and bets on all sons lives to save them i'm sure these petroleum companies they feel that police departments their products and they believe that black lives matter. buy their products as well. i think that those of us in the movement see this is hypocritical we see this as inconsistent and i think ultimately it could backfire against these corporations i think it's certainly a p.r. moment and none of us are fooled by it that is just silly it takes more than 6 months of sympathetic statements and postings on facebook to reverse an ugly history and i think you've got it today thanks staying with i'll say i will return with more on

francine: john bilton from jp morgan asset management stays with us. as a deal approaches, democrats and the white house are still far apart on a u.s. stimulus package. we will discuss the world's biggest economy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua here in london. now, let's talk about u.s. and the democrats. that is ahead of the end of the week deadline to reach a deal for one of the white house's chief negotiators have warned there is little time to negotiate. still with us, john bilton from jp morgan asset management. john, what are you expecting package? aid how big does it have to be to be meaningful, or do you just want something for the symbolism of it? john: well, i think there's a lot of expectation about this, no doubt, but we do expect, you know, a reasonable sized commitment. you know, for all of the politicking going on at the moment, we are hearing a lot about the disagreements, at the end of the day, if you pare it down, it is not a questi

morgan chase is an official corporate partner of the police the bank has given $4600000.00 to the new york city police foundation was was. was police foundations across the country in places like chicago philadelphia and new york city have been showered with corporate money money from the same corporations such as marathon wells fargo and j.p. morgan that now claim suddenly they are woke furthermore these companies sponsor events and dollars that celebrate the police and remind the public that police power is backed up by corporate power it looks very good to shell out money in the name of equality but will money speak louder than words when companies claim to support black lives matter but then fund the police i think. they're placing wagers in bets on all sides. that is to say that i'm sure these petroleum companies they feel that police departments their products and they believe that black lives matter. buy their products as well however i think that those of us in the movement see this as hypocritical we see this as inconsistent and i think ultimately it could backfire against th

from not only cal fire, but the city government here in morgan hill police are going to continue to block office area here until they. to the evacuation orders are lifted they also are trying to keep people from coming up in here and causing any sort of problems in terms looters or what not but for people that have evacuated this area they're being told to go to a nearby high school that is and so high school there you will be able to get some information resources and possibly some supplies and if you don't have a place to stay tonight or for the next couple of days information about where you might be able to stay nearby is available there as well that's the latest here live in morgan hill ken pam back to you. >>thank you dan more mandatory evacuation orders went into effect today in santa clara county here are the locations north of magnolia court and magnolia way east of lower thomas great along the east done carter east of highway one oh one to metcalf road east of coyote creek east of cochran road and east of hill road also included in these orders south of main avenue north o

morgan stanley has appealed. british bank says it will hire as many as 3000 wealth planners in china within four years. hsbc makes more than half of its revenue and all of its profit in asia. that is your latest business flash. alix: thanks so much. here is one other thing. one of our favorite stories. one hedge fund manager is getting inspiration from an unlikely source, the robinhood crowd. adam sanders volatility hedge fund has climbed 30% this year in part because he is embedding against stocks popular on a retail trading app. robinhood. we also talked to the ceo there. they wind up trapping which stocks are moving on the robinhood platform as well. he is embracing the speculative fervor brought on by retail investors have far less experience and insight, and he can capitalize on it. he did that on tech. holdings, microsoft, nvidia, apple, those were all up in the first seven months. paypal rose the most. that doesn't it for me on bloomberg markets. power"up on "balance of the latest on stimulus negotiations.

a few years ago she -- with hilarie burton morgan. a few years ago she left hollywood to buy a working farm. what happened didn't just change their lives but the lives of others in the town. we'll show what they've done to give back to the community that embraced them. >> now that is a power couple. >>> and musician kathleen edwards had a successful recording career and critical acclaim until she decided to walk away from it all and open a coffee shop. yep, that's right, in canada. she's now back with a new album and a new outlook on life. anthony mason will catch up with her, and she'll perform in a fantastic "saturday session." that's all ahead. >>> we begin this morning with a dire warning from the u.s. postal service that could affect tens of millions of voters. the post office telling most of the states that it cannot guarantee delivery of the expected crush of mail-in ballots in time for election day counting. it comes as congress and the white house were at a stalemate over a coronavirus relief bill which would include billions

morgan hill at one '04 today. also triple digit heat in the tri valley with 90's and fremont union city and hayward all the way up through oakland will be at 91 today. concord in danville excessively hot 107 degrees today. while vacaville at one 10 fairfield out one o 9 our hottest temperatures of the year easily and very likely to be breaking records all across the bay novato at a 100 while sandra fell petaluma and santa rosa, very close to the century mark tomorrow's temperatures remain at or above 100 degrees for average inland before falling a bid on sunday into monday, it's still going to be hot but not as high. we warm up again into tuesday of next week back into the triple digits. inland. 80's and 90's right along the bay and the 60's 70's and even a few 80's near the coast. james all right. thank you very much john quick check of the roads out there this morning. last time we looked at the bay bridge toll plaza it was nice and light that still the case here at 8.15. >>it's a smooth ride here on westbound 8

roach of morgan stanley.ou have to believe that steve roach had to do something with morgan stanley landing that relationship. we will have much more on this throughout the day. right now, holger schmieding patient with us. i want to go back to the idea of a two-part economy. what i observe in new york and what i observe across this nation is inequality due to the pandemic that we have never seen. i'm sure it is the same story in europe as well. what is the policy prescription to begin to get this inequality improved by helping the poor? how does america do that? how does europe do that? pretty well, it is a patchy effort, i would say, so far. many people actually receive more government support than they did earn when they had a job. but this is of course the one-off special factor that will likely lose force overtime. we see in europe that of course there is -- there are signs of further inequality. they are not as pronounced as they are in the u.s. because we have more established ways of running welfare s

morgan radford and nicole suarez for children learning english and students with special needs in this age of remote learning morgan starts us off now in san antonio >> reporter: 14-year-old roberto gomez loves to learn do you like school you really like school a lot. his family moved from mexico to san antonio, texas less than two years ago, and he's been trying to learn english ever since. >> difficult to find ways to practice. >> reporter: he was a star student, but says his classes got harder when they went virtual last semester. why are those virtual classes harder >> because i don't have much contact with the teachers. >> reporter: he's one of 5 million public school students learning english as a second language, a challenge that can be especially hard for many latino students since more than 40% of latino families don't have a computer. so what are you usually doing your work on? >> i do it in my phone. >> reporter: so you're doing your homework on your phone >> uh-huh. >> reporter: wow his family of five shares one laptop. even when he can access his assignments he's on his ow

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getting up to morgan hill is a mess. we got started off in a bad note with pretty major accidents that have now cleared. it is still very in the east bay that has recovered. we had earlier roadwork. 880 looks good. the fog is present. bay bridge was packed up all the way to the maze, but right now we have traffic just a little better. there is a bit of a backup. 6:51. let's bring steve back in. >>> thank you. we will get to it. already a lot of fog out there. it is going to start to get squashed as high pressure builds in. that will make for widespread fog. there is plenty there. that combined with the smoke will give us very hazy conditions. it is a warmer forecast for most . i don't think the coast will join the party yet. upper 80s, 90s return inland. coast, 60s today. inland, upper 80s and low 90s. calistoga, morgan hill, livermore. i don't think that will change that much. if anything, it may get hotter towards the end of the week. the high is building in from the gulf of alaska and pacific northwest. once it is est

morgan, he was buying bank of america.t of the reason it's down because of the ten year yield move people are concerned with how big the losses are going to be, i totally understand that. i think they're also under estimating the power of these banks to continue reserving in a very big way and still make money which will set them up well i think, you know, when we get to the next quarters earnings and people start to look to 2021 you will see banks do much better you will see they'll have the balance sheet and the reserves for the losses >> guy, i'm going to quote a great guy which is that maybe mr. buffett's sale of wells fargo is le less of an indictment of the bank but boost of part gold boost with the same money, but you get my point. >> i think it because you said it and you quoted it so i must be right i guess that's somewhat circular i think people are missing a pretty big story here. whether it was warren buffett did it himself or some of the people on his team people say well a buffett forray in the gold today is

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. >> reporter: his name was ryan morgan. detectives got him on the line. >> were you supposed to come down, come here to help her move? >> yes, i was, and then about a week before, i, she quit texting me. >> reporter: ryan thought he'd been ghosted. said that he'd cancelled his plane ticket. >> and i just text her back. i said "hey, thanks a lot for the thoughtfulness and thanks for wasting my money." >> reporter: detectives didn't tell him right away why they were calling. >> what's going on, officer, if you don't mind me asking, because i'm freaking, i'm like, well [ bleep ], what's happened? >> she -- she was killed. the reason you didn't hear anything from her was she was murdered. >> you've got to be [ bleep ] me. >> no. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: was that genuine surprise? >> oh, my god. >> reporter: of course, they'd have to check out ryan's story and pick though every detail of the last day of ciara's life. that meant talking to her children. what did they see?

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morgan hill dan. >>well ken and pam we've seen some cars moving up and down here along easton avenue. the road is actually blocked off here from hill road and that's leading up in those communities people are have been forced to evacuate here thousands of people because of the fire that is burning east of here near henry coe state park. we saw lots of cars that we're not only going up into these communities, but also leaving from these communities this is jackson oaks this is on holiday lakes estates, this is some other areas that are surrounding there where a fire could be threatening this is along the thomas people trying to grab anything that they they can tonight be a back yushin warning that's been going on here for the last day or so i was actually upgraded today to an evacuation order. the fear right now is that there's a changing weather pattern which could bring with it some when maybe even some lightning strikes which would help this fire spread create other fires or send embers into these n

morgan hill councilman john mckay worries what a depleted fire force means for his city so morgan hill is mobilizing, closing streets, alerting residents that the town's eastern hills are under an evacuation warning. >> right now due to the fact that there are so many fires, resources are getting pulled away so we can't rely on our normal level of service. that has everybody's much more concerned. >> it's mother nature versus you. this is the most terrifying experience i've had in my life, to be honest. besides the '89 earthquake. but this is worse because our house could be destroyed right in front of our eyes. >> reporter: nbc bay area has learned that the children in the boys ranch, which is a detention center for at-risk youth, have been evacuated, all because of the flames that could be headed south. >> i fear that we may lose our s fire. then you look across the valley and you can see the big smoke from the santa cruz fire. and stuck in the middle of all these poor homeowners and residents who are trying to stay away from these approaching flames. we're live near lick observatory