northam is the second owner took contract coronavirus.arlier this week the missouri governor and his wife tested positive. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. david: live coverage of the first presidential debate begins tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. on bloomberg television and radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. as we approach the election of the markets are starting to pay attention, something going as far as a volatile butterfly, something i do not know what it is but scarlet fu does. scarlet: stocks historically performed pretty well during election years. since 1928 the rate of decline is 17%, and since 1988 the s&p has ended election years down just twice come in 2000 after the florida recount, and in 2008 during the financial crisis. still the path to a positive return will be rocky. the vix futures curve shows investors pricing and vol

northam is the second american governor to contract covid-19. this week, the missouri governor and his wife also tested positive. on thehas been placed uk's national covid-19 watchlist is an area of high concern as cases continue to sort a group representing the capital counsel is calling on londoners to abide by the rules set up by prime minister boris johnson earlier this week. those included working from home where possible and keeping to the rule of six. leaders across europe are grappling with getting the coronavirus back under control. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. let me pick it up. the trump administration facing another challenge. a judge has ordered the united states to impose a ban on the app set for sunday or respond in court later today. let's bring in bloomberg senior writer shelly banjo. when you think we get this deal done, and if we do get this deal ine, do you think it will be a way

in virginia, governor ralph northam and his wife have tested positive for covid-19. presidenent trump repeatedly attacked the democratic governor at his rally in newport news, virginia, friday night, hours after news of northam's infection was announced. virginia officials had attempted to halt the rally, which violates an executive order by northam banning gatherings of more than 250 peoplele. in labor news, the airline industry is set to cut over 35,000 jobs by the end of the week, barring a move from congress to continue funding payroll protections included as part of the cares act, due to exexpire at the end of this mon. in education news, new york city's principals union unanimously passed a vote of no confidence in mayor bill de blah zero, asking -- blasio, asking that he cede control of city schools to the state education department for the duration of the pandemic. this comes just days before the now-twice-delayed reopening of the city's public schools, which is scheduled to happen this week. the global covid-19 deatath toll is nearing 1 million, with over 33

and it's one thing for justin and governor northam to paper around in black face but when it's getting haircut, when it's getting black hair, has lots of america would like to get right now and they can't get it but nancy pelosi can, that's taking the whole contempt for the citizenry to a whole other level. >> tucker: then she attack to the owner of the salon, who was going broke because of the restrictions that pelosi both supports and flouts. that's kind of icing on the hypocrisy cake. >> yeah, this woman hasn't been allowed to do her job because -- the last time i was here, we were in the two weeks to flatten the curve and the two weeks to flatten the curve is now about to enter into its third quarter. so we've adopted some kind of new decimal calendar where you are stuck in the groundhog's fortnight for the end of the year, and this willingness of the citizenry to accept this is actually astonishing to me, it can't actually go on. there is nothing that is more demoralizing than seeing just ordinary activities made it illegal and the citizenry accepting it. >> tucker: really quickly

. >> virginia governor ralph northam and his wife tested positive for the coronavirus.he governor voted early and in person last week. but he was wearing a mask. the northams will self-isolate for the next ten days at least. >> health officials in virginia are calling the president's planned campaign rally tonight in newport news a, quote, severe public health threat. they cited previous rallies where thousands stood shoulder to shoulder, often without masks. 4,000 attendees are expected at tonight's rally, a direct violation of the governor's order limiting any outdoor gatherings to 250 people. >>> and nearly half the states' cases are increasing, 22 states in total are experiencing surges led by states in parts of the midwest and west. nationwide, an average of 43,000 new cases are added daily. health officials like dr. dr. anthony fauci continue to warn about a second coming wave of the virus this fall, that's if the first wave ever really passes us. joining us is dr. peter hotez, the founding dean of the national school of tropical medicine. dr. hotez, thank you ver

in virginia, governor ralph northam announced he and his wife have tested positive.also today of the first known criminal charges against operators of a nursing home since the pandemic began. two men who oversaw the soldiers' home in holyoke, massachusetts, where at least 76 veterans have died from covid, could each face more than a decade in prison. prosecutors say positive patients were crammed in the same room as those who were healthy. a nurse told investigators she felt like she was walking the veterans to their death, and they were terrified. >> they risked their lives from the beaches of normandy to some the jungles of vietnam. to know that they died under the most horrific circumstances is truly shocking. >> reporter: laurie mandeville beaudette lost her father, a korean war vet. >> if you work in health care, you know about universal precautions. those measures just weren't taken there. they simply weren't. >> reporter: back here in florida, the governor cited a positivity rate for new cases below 5% in his push to reopen the economy. but other estimates hav

governor ralph northam saying he's asymptomatic. the first lady has mild symptoms. after one of his staffers recently contracted the virus. it comes just days after the governor and first lady of missouri also tested positive. wisconsin hitting a new record in hospitalizations this week. >> there is no doubt that we are in a significant near crunch time in a number of regions in the state. >> reporter: the cdc reporting young adults are driving the recent spread. the city of boulder now banning all gatherings of 18 to 22-year-olds after linking nearly 80% of recent covid cases to the university of colorado-boulder. >> it's not fair. i think it's impossible to enforce. >> reporter: tonight, a new "lancet" study estimates that less than 10% of adults in the u.s. have covid-19 antibodies, meaning more than 90% of americans could still be vulnerable to the virus. david? >> that's a key number. whit, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the criminal prosecution for the covid-related deaths of dozens of american veterans. the first charging involving nursing homes an

but just to compare, in virginia, you know our governor, governor northam, a democrat, had every single democrat in the state legislature, local, politician mark warner, tim kaine, tell our governor to resign for six months. and six months after that, a year later, all those same people were taking his campaign donations. so, you and your group are not unlike that. we that support america, we want change. donald trump is the tip of that spear. you have a great day. aest: the reason you have democratic majority in virginia is because of donald trump, because he is a political poison. the reason there are democrats and majority situations, the virginia legislature right now, donald trump. the governor's office, donald trump. enjoy the illusion you are at the tip of change, but you are at the tip of an influence that is destroying the ability to govern states. you have bought the ticket, you are taking the ride. host: one of your more recent ads targets lindsey graham of south carolina over scotus nominations. i want the viewers to see that, and then you talk about it. [video clip] >> i am

governor ralph northam wrote, covid-19 is very real and very contagious. >> we're still in the firstave. >> reporter: all that red, those are states where average state counts are right now rising. in colorado, around 1,000 confirmed cases now at c.u. boulder. >> i'm honestly frustrated and disappointed that these officials couldn't have seen the writing on the wall. >> reporter: still, out west a limited football pac-12 season will kick off early november. the league had said there would be no play until next year. different folks, different strokes. new york and florida both holding steady for now. today florida moves into phase 3 opening. >> what that will mean for the restaurants is there will not be limitations from the state of florida. >> reporter: meanwhile new york city made the outdoor dining option permanent and year-round. now, the governor of florida wants to help businesses. totally understandable. but that state is still seeing more than 2,000 new covid cases every single day. and the governor also just said that in florida you can no longer be fined if you don't wear

this morning virginia's governor ralph northam became the second governor this week to test positive for the coronavirus. this as virginia public health officials are raising red flags about another large trump rally where 4,000 people are expected in newport news, virginia this evening. senator mark warner, who is a former virginia governor, joins us now. a lot on everyone's plate today. the ceremonies for ruth bader ginsburg and now, importantly, the election possibly in doubt, given what the president is saying. what are your concerns? >> well, first of all, andrea, i want to add my voice to all the voices that have commended justice ginsburg. i've got three daughters, between 25 and 30. they were all heartbroken friday night. they live in an america that gives them a fair chance and fair opportunities because of her leadership. the fact that justice ginsburg is not even -- we've not even finished mourning her and the president is already trying to jam through another nominee is -- i guess we shouldn't be surprised but it's so undignified. we then have the case in virgini virginia

virginia governor ralph northam and his wife pam have boatested positive for coronavirus >>> kyle wittenhousetting extradition to wisconsin days after jacob police was shot by police in kenosha, wisconsin. >>> the fda is warning about the so-called benadryl challenge on tiktok particularly teenagers take high doses of the medicine to induce hallucinations it can cause seizures and deaths. in fact, deaths have been reported >>> and in rio de janeiro, next february's carnival parade has been postponed because of the pandemic local officials have yet to announce a decision on whether street parties can take place across the city. >> that's the news update for this hour. mike, back to you. >>> keeping an eye on honeywell shares pushing one-third of 1%. taking the dow along with it as well speaking of stock moves. the nasdaq just got out of losses moments ago, as all of the major indices move higher. still a lot more on "squawk alley. stay with us every platform. mhm, yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm payin

as i've been reminding virginians throughout this crisis, wrote governor northam, covid is very realry contagious. >> given the fact that we have never got down to a good baseline, we are still in the first wave. >> reporter: all that red, those are states where average case counts are right now rising. in colorado, around 1,000 confirmed cases now at cu boulder. >> i'm honestly frustrated and disappointed that these officials couldn't have seen the writing on the wall. >> reporter: still, out west a limited pac 12 football season will kick off early november. the league had said there would be no play until next year. different folks, different strokes. new york and florida, both holding steady for now, today florida moves into phase-three opening. >> what will that mean for the restaurants is there will not be limitations from the state of florida. >> reporter: meanwhile, new york city just made the outdoor dining option permanent and year round. here in california, now more than 800,000 confirmed cases. that is more cases than all but three countries on earth. and meanwhile, new y

an executive order by virginia governor ralph northam banans gathererings of f more than 250 people. inin iowa, the trumpmp administration has finined the operators of a beef $957hterhouse plant just after they failed to protect workers from contracting coronavirus on the job. 338 workers got sick during a major outbreak at the iowa premium beef plant. this week the occupational health and safety administration $1400 fine for record-keeping violations, and agreed to cut it in have after negotiations with executives. the associated press reports four other meat plants in iowa with major outbreaks received no fines at all despite hundreds of covidd cases and nine deaths at the plants. at the uniteted nations generarl assembly, secretary-general and chinook iterisis warned the antonio gutteres said thursday t the coronavirus pandemic has killed nearly a million people, infected 30 million, and remains out of control due to a lack of preparedness, cooperation, unity and solidarity among world governments. >> this is a wake-up call for even more challenging that may arise. starting w with

covid-19 is very real and very contagious, wrote governor ralph northam. >> given the fact that we have never gotten down to a good base line, we are still in the red. >> reporter: those are where case counts are now rising. in colorado around a thousand confirmed cases now at cu boulder. >> i'm honestly frustrated and disappointed that these officials couldn't have seen the writing on the wall. >> reporter: still, out west a limited pac-12 football season will now kick off early november. the league had said there would be no play until next year. different folks, different strokes. new york and florida both holding steady for now. today florida moves into phase three opening. >> what that'll mean for the restaurants is that there will not be limitations from the state of florida. >> reporter: meanwhile, new york city just made the outdoor dining option permanent and year-round. >> reporter: now, the governor of florida wants to get business totally back open. but the state is still seeing well more than 2,000 new covid cases every single day. the governor has also suspended all fines

senator warner first to call for governor ralph northam to resign after black face photo -- and he did not resign. did he ever regain your trust senator? warner: i was very disappointed with the governor when that story broke out in frankly the governor reacted too quickly. i do think he has regained in terms of accepting responsibility. he now says he was not a picture and i think he's worked extraordinarily hard to regain the trust of the people of virginia and i think he's done a good job at that and i think he has moved forward this agenda of bring in more racial justice and read her and his support of the black caucus in virginia. i think he's doing a good job with a coronavirus readies the only doctor in the country that is following the science. moderator: dr. gade did the governor make the right call by not resigning? gade: what you heard from mark is another flip-flop. there is flip mark this as he should resign and flop mark that says these regain trust but let's go back to the precision talk about flip-flopping. just now you heard him say he's never been forgiven in place bu

governor rath northam issued a statement after his diagnosis that said in part, quote, the best thing you can do for us and most importantly for your fellow virginians is to take this seriously. this is actually the second time in just the past couple of days where we've heard that a governor and the governor's wife have both tested positive for coronavirus. it was just two days ago when we learned that missouri's governor, mike parsons, who has insisted there shouldn't be any mask rule in his state even as his state's numbers have taken off like a rocket. governor parsons and his wife have just announced they've both tested positive for coronavirus. in that state, in missouri, the situation right now is particularly bad. this is the case numbers over time in missouri. you see an inexorable rise, including recently. today missouri again reported a new record for its number of hospitalizations. they also just today reported their second highest daily case count ever since the start of the pandemic. tonight the head of the st. louis metropolitan pandemic task force tells us that specifi

virginia's governor ralph northam announced he and his wife have tested positive for coronavirus.r is not experiencing any symptoms while the first lady has mild symptoms. >>> the pac-12 plans to play football this year. the decision after several other colleges said they will return to the football field as well. new york governor andrew cuomo announcing health officials in his state will conduct their own review of coronavirus vaccines that are approved from the federal government. the governor said, quote, i'm not going to trust the federal government's opinion. >>> several european countries are reimposing restrictions in an effort to quash a resurgence of coronavirus cases. it may be a critical warning for officials here in the united states as new daily cases begin to creep back up again. as we head into the fall and winter, researchers behind forecasts that accurately estimated hundreds of thousands of deaths in the u.s. are sounding the alarm once again. joining me now is professor of infectious disease at florida international university, dr. eileen marty. great to have y

governor northam of virginia beach walking around without a mask.ited georgia and hugged the mayor without a mask on. he was also caught walking, i believe, on the streets without a mask on. and then governor ted wheeler that genius is at a protest in portland, oregon and then we have the philadelphia mayor kennedy eating inside a maryland restaurants while stopping everybody from eating inside a philadelphia restaurants with. so these are lawmakers who look down on their people, don't have enough respect for their people. they want to oppress and affect our lives. when it comes to leadership, they know better. steve: look, brian, something have you been talking about during the entire pandemic and that comes down to small businesses. you know, how would you feel if you are the salon. brian: outraged. steve: salon across the street. wait a minute, they are open? they have got people in there not wearing masks and i'm shut down and i had to lay everybody off? you wonder why suddenly america has such high pressure when it comes to these issues because

he wants to keep it alive long enough to kill it, which to us sounds an awful lot like governor northam's in virginia. stuart: okay. we're 11 days to the first debate moderated by chris wallace from fox. now just 11 days away. i want to know how the president is preparing for it. a lot of people think he doesn't prepare, he just wades right in as he does every day, but does he have a mock questions and mock panel of moderators, that kind of thing, mock questioners? does he do that? >> i don't know of any actual mock sessions that have happened yet, but i know that the president prepares for the debate pretty much every day of the week by being president. just look what he did in the town hall as we just noted. the questions were very aggressive and negative-slanted towards the president as controlled by abc, of course. and every day when he goes into the white house press room and does battle with the press corps, that's a pretty vigorous workout. so the president will be ready and so will joe biden, by the way. we want to point out that joe biden has been a washington politician for 47 y

but just to compare, in virginia, you know our governor, governor northam, a democrat, had every singlet in the state legislature, local, politician mark warner, tim kaine, tell our governor to resign for six months. and six months after that, a year later, all those same people were taking his campaign donations. so, you and your group are not unlike that. we that support america, we want change. donald trump is the tip of that spear. you have a great day. aest: the reason you have democratic majority in virginia is because of donald trump, because he is a political poison. the reason there are democrats and majority situations, the virginia legislature right now, donald trump. the governor's office, donald trump. enjoy the illusion you are at the tip of change, but you are at the tip of an influence that is destroying the ability to govern states. you have bought the ticket, you are taking the ride. host: one of your more recent ads targets lindsey graham of south carolina over scotus nominations. i want the viewers to see that, and then you talk about it. [video clip] >> i am a conse