to write a declaring code like oracle did. mr. goldstein: that is not what we are trying to do. our analysis is not circular, it is by reference to what the developers are trying to do. the developers have a right to use the commands that they have learned in java including the ones that worked with java se. when developers use those commands we have the right to write a computer that will respond to those commands. we will happily not use the java se declarations if we could come in a language only permits us to use those. you could use the same circularity argument about the merger doctrine for anything in english, you could say every --d in english we have not abandoned the merger doctrine. if they were to disclose something as java se discloses the relationship between calls and declaration, then you have the right to perform that function, and less somebody wants to get a patent. totice alito: let me switch fair use. thatshould i do if i think the purpose and character of the use and the effect on market value here weigh

oracle can see that. in the sense of baker versus selden it teaches that if you have a copyrighted work, and shows the public how to do something, the republican do it. if they can only do it using part of the copyrighted work, that part is not to copyright protection. points in the briefs, and i want to couple met the briefing of the parties which have been enormously helpful, of the 83 computer scientists is that the sky will you in we rule against this case. threaten significant disruption. that istion i had about the federal circuit ruled on the first issue. i am not aware the sky has fallen in the last five or six years with that ruling. i know it is different if we rule here, but can you respond to that? >> absolutely. after the copyrighted ruling it was entirely open that we would prevail on fair use and we did. we won the fair use trial. when the federal circuit ruled against us the court granted search. i would not gainsay the , of the software industry itself. the premise is not in dispute. inte

oracle didn't move for summary judgment in this case. when you have such a case and others are resolved on summary judgment is of the license to throw out the actual standard of review that applies and had no problem reaching summary judgment where it's appropriate because generally you don't have a factual -- how is it that they were technically different? classical fair uses cases are things like parities or news reporting in which we have established the rules. mr. stewart is cautioning you against writing an opinion that articulates categorical rules and i don't understand how they want to i do that and adopt a categorical rule against the use here. >> thank you. >> justice kavanagh. >> thank you. mr. stewart you responded to my question in page seven of your play brief about the merger doctrine and i want to see if you have anything further you want to add on the merger doctrine that would help us understand that. >> he agrees with the district court's findings that the only way to respond to these developers calls is with these ins

that isn't trying to create a fan base oracle but the prisoners.they want to lock the developers into only using java that isn't a right you can get from copyright or the congress would want to confirm. >> thank you, mr. goldstein. >> you have three minutes left if you want to shift to rebuttal. >> thank you mr. chief justice. i want to focus on the question of the fair use and the jury verdict because i do think that the argument, the categorical rules are the different kinds of interfaces might call for different kinds of results and different kinds of uses is the exact reason why the rule 50 standards should be applied here because the jury heard testimony on a variety of points that mr. rosenkranz is attempting to deny and assert the opposite as a factual matter. i don't think there's actual debate about the expectations and they have nothing to do with licensed interfaces. there is a widespread consensus in the industry and among the computer scientists that have been the practice. so what do you do if you are asked to adopt a categorical rule

filed a brief in the oracle case and didn't disclose it had been given that kind of money by oracle. isn't that the kind of stuff that parties should know, that public and court should know? judge barrett: i did not know that until you just shared it with me. >> inc. about it because i think it's something that the parties and the court and the public should know. groupse are amicus potentially teeing up the benefits that will benefit the secret funders that will may be two for a case to know is coming but it isn't this case but it can have an effect later on, other party should know that. andge you to consider that i am 13 seconds out, so i will leave it with that. please think about these things. there is something not right about the way this is happening and i urge you and anyone from the court who is listening to try to sincerely clean this mess up because break for lunch. >> i would like to submit a letter. i want to talk about religious freedom for a moment. as i mentioned the other day, i think you and i share something in common on this, and enthusiasm for religious freedom

filed a brief in the oracle case and didn't disclose it had been given that kind of money by oracle. isn't that the kind of stuff that parties should know, that public and court should know? judge barrett: i did not know that until you just shared it with me. >> inc. about it because i think it's something that the parties and the court and the public should know. groupse are amicus potentially teeing up the benefits that will benefit the secret funders that will may be two for a case to know is coming but it isn't this case but it can have an effect later on, other party should know that. andge you to consider that i am 13 seconds out, so i will leave it with that. please think about these things. there is something not right about the way this is happening and i urge you and anyone from the court who is listening to try to sincerely clean this mess up because it [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> following day three of the

that is why left oracle about 20 years ago.bably why are market cap is higher than oracle and our growth rate and so forth. because we took 1% of her equity, 1% of our profit, and said we would be giving back to the community. we create a new kind of capitalism. stakeholder capitalism. look at our results. since we have gone public, we have delivered more than a 5000% return to our shareholders, but our stakeholders are also benefiting. we are a net zero company. the planet is a key stakeholder. we continue to deliver hundreds of millions of dollars in grants to our local community, including more than $100 million to our local public schools. over 50,000 nonprofits and ngos for free on our service. stakeholder capitalism is critical to us. speaking of net zero, that is one reason i am so excited about what we saw prime minister doing japan this week. be a net zero to country, that's amazing. salesforce is already net zero. japan is going net zero. we are investing tremendously in japan. we have tremendous customers in japan le

in fact, this happened in the oracle case. in oracle versus google. it turns out that oracle had given up to $99,000, according to their disclosure to something called the internet accountability project which filed a brief and didn't disclose that oracle, a party in the case, had given it $99,000. internet accountability project was basically a pop-up, somebody established it. it took the money, wro et the brief. there's a group that has more creds that's been around longer, the american conservative union, which was given up to $500,000 by oracle and filed a brief in the oracle case and didn't disclose it had been given that kind of money by oracle. isn't that the kind of stuff that parties ought to know, that the public ought to know, that the court ought to know? >> i didn't know that until you just shared that information with me. >> well, think about it. i think it's something that the public and the parties and the court ought to know. if what you have is amicus groups coming in flying false flags, not revealing whose interest they're really th

oracle claims that google stole more than 10,000 lines of code used to develop the android smartphoneoperating system more than a decade ago. lower courts have grappled with the case over the years, now if the high court deadlocks the decision will stand which says that google violated oracles copyright. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov proposition 16 takes some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing

here at oracle park is all going to be live stream as well for people to come out. they're also going to take those safety measures and the cautions to keep people safe due to covid-19 if you are participating in that procession. but those who worked with and talk about the life and legacy that he leaves behind any someone that will be deeply missed he accomplished quite a lot in his 42 years of life for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news. thank you rain is such a tragedy for the fire department, thanks a lot there at live report. >>well coming for newsweek parents are coming together in the east bay demanding the district allow in person teaching we'll have details coming up. and after possibly being exposed to the coronavirus democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris will be back on the campaign trail. and coming up next dozens of people were outside disneyland urging governor newsome to let amusement park reopened we'll have more on this when jackie, i'm looking at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. fa

that stubblefield used a gun and that is all. >>> a man died after he jumped into the water, near oracle park in san francisco, at the end of a bizarre police chase involving a stolen u-haul van. crime reporter henry leigh joining us now live for this chaotic pursuit, henry? >> reporter: alex, police say he repeatedly took off from both sf pd and chp officers and with that stolen van could go no further, he took to the water. >> reporter: this was the scene near oracle park and sentences go after the driver of a stolen u-haul ran out and jumped into the water at the end of a chaotic chase early thursday morning. a chp helicopter was overhead and watched as the man began struggling. two officers, one from chp, the other from sf pd jumped in and pulled him out of mission bay. he was unresponsive. they started cpr, but the man, 26-year-old vincent osama died at the hospital. it all began shortly after midnight when an sf pd officer tried to stop the van for failing to yield to a pedestrian in the bayview district. the van took off in 10 minutes later to to chp officers spotted the van at th

oracle claims that google's android platform used more than 11,000 lines of code that is part of oracle'slace risgie rim google says it did what is common practice in the industry. the company's top lawyer says no one has ever claimed copyright over software interfaces. it could be months before we get a court ruling and it change everything. >>> the irs said free file products have seen a record increase. 4.1 million mtaxpayers used a free trail product up 50% from last year. it's a partnership between irs and private companies that offers free tax preparation products. free file will remain available until october 15th. the deadline for filing 2019 taxes if you are granted an extension and this is a good reminder for that, you would get an automatic extension back in the day. it would take you to july 15th. this year, it's taking you to october 15th. so time is running out if you ask for an extension. >> okay. important to note. thank you. >> the contra costa city of oakley is celebrating cutting the ribbon on the 150,000 square foot building. crews broke ground on the facility last jan

a somber procession to oracle park in san francisco to honor jason cortez. his casket carried on the back of the fire engine. >> when i was with him it felt like we were celebrating something. rep tell >> reporter: it was a celebration, he died on october 7 after he was knocked over by a water blast and fell 3 stories. he followed in the footsteps of his father after starting as a paramedic he served as station number three in the tenderloin, the busiest in the city. >> he gained the respect of all the guys at the station. he had a phenomenal work ethic. >> reporter: he also had another important skill, essential for a firefighter. >> boy could he cook. >> he was larger than life and his laugh came from his barrel chest. listening to his laugh was one of the best parts of spending time with them. >> reporter: his brother choked about back emotion when they paid tribute. >> i'm glad we were able to spend time together as kids. i'm proud of the man he came in that beautiful family that we will always look after. >> reporter: the fire chief had this message for

google,-- oracle says in creating the android operating system, violated oracle's copyright.the eight justices are divided 4-4, they may reargue that case with her as the one that would cast the deciding vote. the long-term, she would be youngest justice on the court. that does not necessarily make her the most tech savvy justice but might give her a bit of an edge over older justices who are less used to the newer technologies. emily: she would be one of the youngest justices of all time. you can catch minute by minute coverage of the hearing by going on the bloomberg terminal. coming up, facebook and twitter both making changes to curb misinformation ahead of the election. we will be talking to the founder of common sense media. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. the role of social media has become a hotter, more controversial topic as the u.s. nears a critical election weeks away. platforms like twitter and facebook have been under fire over the spread of misinformation and blamed for undermining democracy. joining us is commo

google used part of oracle's java platform to build android, so oracle sued for copyright. google says they could use it because of fair use. the supreme court ruling will impact the future of software development. >>> facebook is cracking down on all forms of content that is related to qanon. the social media giant says they're removing the pages and groups related to the conspiracy theory whether they promote violence or not from facebook and instagram. it marks the company's most dramatic escalation in the fight against misinformation. facebook's critics say the new effort may be too little too late to make a difference. >>> apple's next iphone could be revealed as soon as tuesday. october 13th is the date that the cupertino event. this comes weeks after apple announced the release of a new apple watch and ipad. >>> do you recognize this cat? it was rescued from the glass fire. a cal fire damage inspector found the kitten taking shelter under a truck. from these photos it sure looks like they bonded, but they just want to know does this belong to someone? are they lookin

filed a brief in the oracle case and didn't disclose it had been given that kind of money by oracle.'t that the kind of stuff that parties should know, that public and court should know? judge barrett: i did not know that until you just shared it with me. >> inc. about it because i think it's something that the parties and the court and the public should know. groupse are amicus potentially teeing up the benefits that will benefit the secret funders that will may be two for a case to know is coming but it isn't this case but it can have an effect later on, other party should know that. andge you to consider that i am 13 seconds out, so i will leave it with that. please think about these things. there is something not right about the way this is happening and i urge you and anyone from the court who is listening to try to sincerely clean this mess up because it is not good for the court. thank you. >> senator cruz? >> thank you, mr. chairman. all the lastrst of three days of hearings have revealed very good news. they have revealed the news that judge barrett is going to be confirmed

in oracle versus google it turns out that oracle had given up to $99,000 according to their disclosure, to something called the internet accountability project which filed a brief and didn't disclose that oracle, a party in the case, had given it $99,000 and internet accountability project was basically a pop-up. somebody established it. it took the money and wrote the brief. a group that has more credibility called the american conservative union which was given up to $500,000 by oracle and filed a brief in the oracle case and didn't disclose it had been given that kind of money by oracle. isn't that the kind of stuff that parties ought to know, that the public ought to know, the court ought to know? >> i didn't know that until you just shared that information with me. >> well, think about it because i think it is something that the public and the parties and the court ought to know. because if what you have is amicus groups that are coming in flying false flags, not revealing whose interest they are really there to support, and potentially teeing up arguments and ideas that will bene

. >>> and looking outside at 880 in oakland next to the oakland arena now that it's not oracle arena. . >>> infection rates are inform rise and experts say things are going to get worse. two koz states have seen infections climb and utah and wisconsin are seeing record numbers of cases. there's been 8.2 million cases since the start of the pandemic and we've surpassed 220,000 deaths. in california 870,000 cases since the pandemic began and 17,000 with the virus have died in our state. >>> napa county could move from red to orange in the rating system tomorrow. that would mean restaurants, gyms and places of worship could open. wineries could allow visitors inside. the county public health officer said she's optimistic about the county's progress. leaders plan to step up enforcement of the rules. businesses that aren't enforcing masks. county health officials are aware of six businesses violating the public health orders. >> i think there are people who thunderstorm their nos and said i'm not going to do it. catch me if you can. i reilly think, that's a small percentage, but they are o

the players in the space are sold oracle, ibm -- are so old. oracle, ibm.the end of the day, with the software companies, you are really betting on management. emily: what if we all go back to work in six months and this remote work phase is behind us? there is kind of this wondering when it is safe to go back if companies are going to be changing their tune. >> i don't know about you. i am pretty zoomed out. enabledanies that have zoom, slack,e, so and the security companies that securelped keep everyone as they are working from home, cloud flare, those stocks will probably get hit. then you have to start thinking about the day two stocks. the companies that have not benefited as much that should be able to come back to life. there are no particular benefits of snowflake in terms of people working from home. emily: what are the other companies that you are watching that you think will see the extreme benefits of this and lasting benefits to boot? pat: one of my favorites here is doc you sign -- docusign. i am looking for someone who has benefited from ever

. >> a celebration of life ceremony is taking place at oracle park for jason cortez. earlier, there was a solemn procession with jason cortez's casket carried on the back of a fire engine. he was a 13 year veteran of the san francisco fire department. he fell 3 stories at a training facility. he was a husband and father of three young children and the son of a retired san francisco firefighter. >> in jackson, grayson, nobody can ever be your dad. your dad loves you and nobody can ever take that away. you loved you to the moon and back and now he loves you to the heavens and back. >> there will be a session following the ceremony from oracle park to holy cross the ceremony. that is where a private family burial will take place.>>> it is an it the week for another high fire danger. a red flag warning is in effect. we have morning on we have more on this impact for residents. >> northern california has already seen several devastating wildfires since august. this time of the year is the heart of wildfire season. the hope is to avoid another disaster. those who live in th

and the friction that we have with china which we saw with tiktok and oracle.o once you start to get the ball rolling, i don't see this ending for for quite some time >> apple's rolling more of the own chips now amd is looking at xilinx, intel is talking foundry. nvidia wants to buy -- how come nobody with stay in their lane and what does this mean for the investor trying to figure out where the value is going forward? >> yeah. so look, m & a is a theme and semiconductors is not new. we have a massive cycle of deals in 2015 and 2016 and the industry, i'm looking at my own coverage. i've been doing this for a dozen years. i've been dropping coverage of companies all the time i think this is probably the 25 major deals i've dealt with over that 12 year horizon i mean it's no the new from that standpoint you know, from an investor stand pount in terms of what you're looking for, you're always looking for, you know, the opportunities from the deals and the strategic fits and i good he is it's more and more of them are consolidating it's becoming more and more criti

in this case, the previous winners, oracle new zealand, have chosen, guess where, new zealand as thehave switched from two—hulled catamaran to a single hulled boat and made a host of other rule changes. one of the big changes in this cup with regards to the rules is we're not allowed to do any physical testing. so we can't test in the wind tunnel or the tow tank. all the testing has been done in the simulated world, in computationalfluid dynamics on machines. max starr is part of the team who have tested many, many virtual boat designs, repeatedly building and rebuilding them in software to try and improve the performance in the water and in the air. so ineos team uk have a big mathematical problem to solve which is simulating all the air conditions and the hydrodynamic conditions on the yacht as it sails through the water underan insane number of different scenarios. to simulate what happens when water strikes the hull of a yacht, or when air hits the sail of a yacht, we pixelate those surfaces. we put little square pixels all over that yacht. at each one of those pixels we do a lit

a fallen san francisco firefighter will be remembered today at a service at oracle park.rtez took place last night. >>> number four. thursday's debate between president trump and joe biden will include a mute function. each candidate will get two minutes of uninterrupted time for each topic. >>> and number five as we take a live look outside. we are seeing off in the distance there people approaching the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 6:21 this morning. >>> lastly hershey's bringing the candy to you this halloween with trick or treat. this is a robotic door. it, as you can see, dispenses king size reese's peanut butter cups. now, if you want the door to come to your neighborhood, reese's says -- >> i do. >> it says get on their instagram page and tell them where you are and use the #reesesdoor. they didn't make any promises because i have a feeling a lot of places will make this request. >> especially if they're handing out the king size and not just the reese's pieces or anything like that. they have the good stuff there. >> right. >> so, julian y

are close to trying to figure out what the company's future is and whether that partnership with oracleministration, is that the administration has put the whole tiktok imbroglio on what has been described by several sources as the back burner as the election enters the home stretch. so the election is obviously eating a lot of time and there's not a lot of debate going on with tiktok, particularly now that the courts have ruled tiktok could operate, there's a temporary restraining order on the administration's ban on it, so there's some time to deal with this. you know, what we hear is that the administration is in no rush to resolve the questions involving the oracle partnership, whereas tiktok will still be owned by the chinese, it will still, the chinese will still own the all-important algorithm even if it looks like they kind of dress it up that u.s. companies are front and center here, and yes, there's still some worries about this inside the administration but the sense i'm getting, and for all i know, they will rule on it at 5:00, but the last i heard on this story, obviously i

. >>> happening today its gag the verses oracle.eme court will hear arguments that could decide future of software and the nature of code. the nine billion dollars case is offer copy right protection. oracle claims google stole 10,000 lines of code used to develop the android smart phone more than a decade ago. lower courts have grappled with the case. now if the high court deadlock the the appeals court decision will stand which said that google violated copy right. >>> a power outrage impacting customers now in redwood city. it's impacting residential customers in the area of tenth and page. it's due to downed power linesw. he know a school, taft community school is in that area. we don't know if it'll impact classes. pg&e is working to get power restored right now. >>> let's get a check on the roads. >> i'm tracking brake lights on the east shore freeway westbound. we have had a handle of trouble spots. one crash near powell street. this new crash at central. though it's on the right shoulder its causing a back up. a slow ride as

a somber procession to oracle park in san francisco to honor fallen firefighter jason cortez . has casket carried on the back of a fire engine. >> when i was with him, it felt like we were celebrating something. >> reporter: and it was a celebration on tuesday, even though hearts were heavy. cortez died october 7 after he was knocked over by a water blast and fell 3 stories at a training facility. cortez followed in the footsteps of his father gil, sought for the retired san francisco firefighter after his start as a paramedic. he said that stationed there in the tenderloin, the busiest in the city. >> he gained the respect of all the guys at the station. he had a phenomenal work ethic. he provided great customer service. retina cortez also had another important skill essential for a firefighter. >> he could cook. boy, could jason cook, and that goes a long way. it was a natural indus kitchen. >> has filed an infectious laugh was like a guttural force that came from his barrel chest. listening to his last coupled with his toothy grin and big ears is one of the best parts of spe

oracle stans google illegally copied code 10 years ago to build the android smartphone. smartphone. google claims the code was too basic to be covered by copyright. listen tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. announcer: the mayor of chattanooga, tennessee and former mayor of philadelphia are part of a conversation on how the coronavirus pandemic affects cities across the u.s. from the urban institute this runs one hour. runs one hour. >> i went to start by saying we are going to not hear good economic news. after record-breaking economic activity in the second quarter of 2020 we are going to see eye-popping forecasts in the third quarter. we cannot lose sight of what that means for people who are struggling, businesses who are struggling, in the fact we still have a deep hole. recovery,led k shaped and those who do not have options to work from home, is already fading away. we see a hollowed out downtown. [indiscernible] what does that mean for city revenue? in high rent districts employment is still at that 45% of pre-covid levels. colleagues and i have a clause looking at what

today's celebration of life included a procession for oracle park. he died when he fell 30 feet from a fire escape landsing two weeks ago. investigators say a blast of water knocked him from that landing while he tried to hook up to a hose. >>> coming up, leaders in one bay area community are looking to make june teenth a city holiday. what it could mean for workers. >>> the final presidential debate is coming up on thursday. how the two campaigns are reacting. >>> we bring you special guests to visit kelly clarkson today. therapy cute. you have to see the trouble they get in. that is happening today on nbc bay area at 3:00. >>> two weeks and counting. the presidential race heats up and the final debate a little more than 48 hours away. new rules in place to avoid the interruptions we saw during the first debate. mikes will be cut while the candidates first respond to those questions. here is nbc peter alexander. >> you just lost the two. >> number two. >> after that first presidential debate debacle. >> the question is. >> the question is. >> justic

to twoay, listen live cases, google versus oracle, and the consolidated case between ford motor company and the eighth judicial court. >> earlier today, joe biden spoke at a campaign event in gettysburg, pennsylvania. thank you all for being here. [cheers and applause] thank you. here oniate you being and aorgeous day magnificent, magnificent setting. i think about all the lives that were lost here. please, all, have a seat. 1863, america worked with the remains of perhaps the most consequential battle on american soil. it took place on this ground at gettysburg. three days of violence, three days of carnage, 50,000 casualties wounded, captured, missing, or dead over three days of fighting. when the sun rose on that independence day, we would retreat. the war would go on for nearly two more years. hadback of the confederacy been broken. the union would be saved. slavery would be abolished. and orernment of, by, the people would not perish from the earth -- and for the people would not perish from the earth and freedom would be born anew in our land. there's no more fitting place than he

earlier this month and the private celebration for the 42-year-old starts this morning at 11:00 at oracle park. >>> coming up on abc7 mornings, new details about the moments leading up to a deadly police shooting in san francisco. the new body camera video and 911 calls from witnesses. >>> also ahead this morning, a tv that costs nearly $90,000. >> what? >> features on this high-price screen. >>> near 5:11. you're waking up to 58 degrees right now in the city. pretty much cooler across the bay area. meteorologist mike nicco coming ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ 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. >>> all right. how about we take a look at our planner today and first open the weather window from tam. pretty windy conditions out there, once again. a haze and temperatures running in the 50s. grab a coat. top out near 70 at the coast and 89 inland and warmer than yesterday with that off-shore breeze and the dry air that warms significantly under the sunshine. red flag warning spreads into the

and the celebration starts at oracle park. >>> california is adding an extra layer of protection to its9 vaccine approval process. kate larsen has the latest on governor newsom's new commit he and why an epidemiologist thinks it could make for higher vaccination rates. >> reporter: when it comes to potential covid-19 vaccines governor newsom says just because the federal government might approve it doesn't mean california will. >> of course we don't take anyone's word for it. we will do our own independently reviewed process. >> reporter: he announced the scientific safety review work group, a committee of 11 california doctors, including from san francisco's department of public health, uc berkley and stanford. >> and to guarantee the transparency of the disbritribun of our vaccines. >> do you think will improve coverage? >> i think it will. >> reporter: epidemiologist george rutherford is not on the committee but knows some who are. >> there's enough distrust of the vaccine going around as it is that if this, if a committee like this takes an extra week, and that encourages a greater

the highourt today heard a landmark copyright dispute between google and oracle.centers on google's android operating system, used on mostar hones worldwide. oracle says google plagiarized thousands of lines of software code, and it is suing for more than $8 billion. google says it followed common practices. and, on wall street, major indexes gained nearly 2% after president trump appeared to tacktrack on calling off economic stimulus with democrats. the dow jones industrial average gained 530oints to close at 28,303. the nasdaq rose 210 points, and, the s&p 500 added 58. still to come on the newshour: an update on the legal challenges over access to votina acrorica ahead of election a new report illustrates the justice department's directives to separate migrant families. two british members of isis will be extradited to the.s. to ce charges of torture and murder. plus, much more. >> woodruff: election day is less thafour weeks away and llions of americans have already st ballots. but as john yang reporul, the voting in many states are still the subject of court

oracle stans google illegally copied code 10 years ago to build the android smartphone. smartphone. google claims the code was too basic to be covered by copyright. listen tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. announcer: the mayor of chattanooga, tennessee and former mayor of philadelphia are part of a conversation on how the coronavirus pandemic affects cities across the u.s. from the urban institute this runs one hour. runs one hour. >> i went to start by saying we are going to not hear good economic news. after record-breakingno

oracle claims google copied code ten years ago for smartphone and google claims that java code copyright law listen to the argument tonight at 8 eastern here on c-span2. ♪ >> i honestly will tell you i don't think when the dust settles in this election it's going to be whether america becomes more republican or more democrat. whether we're more liberal or more conservative more red or more blue. i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america. >> as joe biden has said from the moment he entered this race, it's about the soul of our nation. who we are. what we stand for. and maybe most importantly, who we want to be. >> watch the vice presidential debate between vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris live tonight at 9 p.m. eastern from the university of utah in salt lake city. watch the debates live on c-span, listen live on the c-span radio app and go to c-span.org/debate for live or on demands streaming of c-span debate coverage there's also a link to each debate question and answer. see social media feeds on debate happenings and reaction and

today's celebration of life will include a procession to oracle park. it is not open to the public but it will be streamed online. >>> some good news when it comes to the outbreak of covid-19. the second surge of cases in california has not happened. governor newsom warned that the end of last month of a possible 89% increase in those cases. since then hospitalizations actually fell 15%. the governor says despite the positive trend he plans to keep the same, quote, slow and stubborn approach to reopening businesses. >>> the covid vaccine is coming and the question now is who gets it first? governor newsom says the state may get the first batch by the end of the year. health care workers and first responders will get the vaccination first followed by those in high-risk categories. the governor also created a scientific safety review board. this is 11 top experts across the state headed up by a uc berkeley epidemiologist. he thinks that the vaccine won't be able to get to everyone until the middle of next year. >>> mixed reaction from san francisco parent

tomorrow morning they will gather for a private funeral service at oracle park. the 42-year-old died earlier this month after falling three stories during a training accident. >>> san francisco police announced the arrest of a man aguysed of assaulting a protest er. >> 35-year-old anderson was arrested and booked into jail on charges of mayhem and a hate crime enhancement. >>> another wall greens is closing, soft lifting may be a reason. christian is in san francisco with more. >> reporter: neighbors tell us that soft lifting at that wall greens is ram pent. that store will close in weeks. >> after months of empty shelves, the walgreens will close for good november 11th. the store is known for a easy place to soft lift. >> i heard wall greens is easy to peel from. >> they don't chase you. >> soft lifting has been a problem and may be a factor in why it will close. the shelves are bare. >> this store is wiped out. i've watched the guys grab boxes and walk out. >> walgreens annoyanced in august 2019 it would close 200 stores, san francisco chamber of commerce said

a celebration of life will be held at oracle park at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow and procession will follow for a private family fun funeral. >>> a report has many calling for ice to be shut down. >>> new questions about hunter biden email ties to russian disinformation effort. president trump's adviser rudy giuliani seems to be in the middle of it all. >>> blake shelton opening up to kelly clarkson about him performing at pageants as a child. the reaction kelly is something you definitely want to watch. have you laughing, for sure. you can watch it at 3:00. >>> welcome back. new questions now about the unverified reporting targeting joe biden's son and his potential ties to a russian disinformation -- nbc news has confirmed that u.s. spy agencies have gathered intelligence that the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani was dealing with the alleged russian intelligence agents last year on a trip to ukraine. this is part of his effort to dig up dirt on joe biden. that is what they are saying. as first reported by "the washington post," the fact that th

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what about this administration's pushback against china tiktok out there wanting to partner with oraclechin says tiktok will be shut down unless a deal is made that fits standards of the united states app in talks over deal been oracle and walmart you know what i love about this story barry you know shopping better than anybody retail better than anybody, this is two companies pushing back against amazon look at this look, tiktok wants to get with oracle we know aws has done to the cloud business, amazon, then you've got, of course, walmart where, where -- where you knamazon disrupted that business go ahead barry. >> maria. the whole thing is a cro.c. tiktok is not a danger to america. it is ridiculous, by the way, if all you care about is the algorithm and source code, that china possesses on tiktok there are ways easy ways to protect against that i saw some report the other night somebody who said china is going to -- infiltrate our children's minds in a terrible way. this is all -- this is all a dumb show concept of oracle, and walmart facing this -- what or who or what? it is a big

and the celebration starts at oracle park. >>> california is adding an extra layer of protection to its covid-19 vaccine approval process. kate larsen has the latest on governor newsom's new commit he and why an epidemiologist thinks it could make for higher vaccination rates. >> reporter: when it comes to potential covid-19 vaccines governor newsom says just because the federal government might approve it doesn't mean california will. >> of course we don't take anyone's word for it. we will do our own independently reviewed process. >> reporter: he announced the scientific safety review work group, a committee of 11 california doctors, including from san francisco's department of public health, uc berkley and stanford. >> and to guarantee the transparency of the disbritribun of our vaccines. >> do you think will improve coverage? >> i think it will. >> reporter: epidemiologist george rutherford is not on the committee but knows some who are. >> there's enough distrust of the vaccine going around as it is that if this, if a committee like this takes an extra week, and that encourages a

the organs live that www.c-span.org/supreme court and listen live today to two cases, google versus oracle and the consolidated case between ford motor company versus the montana eighth judicial court. listen to the oral arguments live or on-demand at www.c-span.org/supreme court. i honestly will tell you that i don't think when the dust settles in the selection it will be whether america becomes more republican or more democrat. whether we are more liberal or more conservative, more red or more blue. i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america. >> as joe biden has said, from the moment he entered this race, it's about the soul of our nation. who we are. what we stand for. importantly, who we want to be. vice presidential debate between vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris live tonight at 9 p.m. eastern from the university of utah in salt lake city. on c-span.ebate live listen live on the c-span radio app and go to www.c-span.org/ debate for live or on-demand streaming of c-span's debate coverage. there is also a link to each debate question and an

netflix founder reed hastings, former twitter ceo dick costello e and oracle ceo, cofounder larry ellison and many others. senate republicans today apparently have finally had enough of big tech's authoritarianism. they say they're done with their left-wing bias and want them hauled in to the senate to answer questions. for the latest we turn now to edward lawrence from washington. ed. >> reporter: well, lou, the story has exploded from accusations against hunter biden and former vice president joe biden to censorship by big tech companies. this all stems from a series of new york post stories. the first one alleges that e-mails show hunter biden introduced his dad to a ukrainian energy executive linked to burisma. the former vice president had maintained that he never met his son's business associates while in office. the second story alleges hunter worked out a deal with a chinese businessman with ties to the chinese military after traveling to china on air force two with his father. facebook limited exposure to both stories because of concerns over sourcing. twitter blocked both storie

. >> at 10 am eastern on c-span, in teleconference, google versus oracle, a case confirming software code and copyright law. at 1:00 pm politico with a preview of the vice president will debate, with kamala harris's sister and former senior advisor to hillary clinton's presidential campaign. at 9:00 pm vice president mike pence and senator harris take part in the first and only vice presidential debate in salt lake city. on c-span2 at 9 am eastern a discussion on the future of the transatlantic economy followed by irs commissioner charles rettig testifying on a committee hearing about the agency operations during the coronavirus pandemic. in the afternoon, us comptroller general jane do a deal theareoh before senate finance committee to talk about the us economic outlook.

google versus oracle. and the consolidated case of ford motor company versus a judicial court. listen to the oral arguments live or on-demand at c-span.org /supremecourt. announcer: next, legal experts examine the rule of law and how its protections have recently eroded from its original intent to protect the public from abuses of power. we heard about the use of law enforcement against protest, as well as voter intimidation tactics at the polls. held by the brennan center for justice, this runs one hour, 15 minutes. revitalizeto reform, our system of democracy and justice, holding them up to the twin ideals of democracy and equal protection under the law. we are a nonpartisan 501(c)(3). we do not participate in elections or endorse or oppose candidates in any way and we are very grateful to be producing with the nyu center that advocates for civil debate on politics and public policy, and nyu votes, which works to give every nyu eligible student the information they need to vote. i am especially grateful to be introducing an event with some of the country's most important thin

. >> as timely reminder of candy 2020, check out that centerfield scoreboard at oracle park. encouraging people to get out and vote. and now that you have your ballot, we have resources on our website to help you vote smart. go to kpix.com for backgrounders on the california ballot measures. >>> still have the president make a very lofty pledge. >> you get the same medicine, free, no charge. >> but how feasible is it? we found out just how much only one of his treatments would cost the average american. >>> coming up new at six, companies that want to do business with the city of oakland will have to dig back into their past. how they will have to explain any ties to slavery. >>> plus this may not look like much right now but just wait until you see what google has planned for these centers. why some are calling it a city within a city. what critics are saying about the plan for affordable housing proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris a

[gavel] >> we will hear an argument in oracle.. mr. goldstein?derin doctrine resolved of the copyright ability question in this case.

he specifically called out oracle for doing this in their case against google.he white house says that oracle paid two different groups, one $99,000, and another half a million dollars, who then, those groups then filed briefs in the oracle versus google case and none of that was disclosed at the time. whitehouse also asked judge barrett why judges on lower courts are subject to a higher code of ethics related to emoluments and financial disclosures than those on the supreme court. >> do you have a defense why the highest court should have a lower standard, have at it now. >> i didn't know, i know that the justices file financial disclosure reports. i have never looked at one. >> take a look at that when you get up there. this is a matter that i think the court -- >> i never interrupt anybody, can i ask one question? >> of course. >> now that you know that, how do you feel about it? >> that -- >> my time while answering the chairman's question. >> i am surprised. i always complied with filling out my financial disclosure reports. i'm sure it may have been for yo