good morning, raffaele. raffaele: good morning, manus. are the markets -- are the bond markets come equity market, and dollar markets pricing in the risk of a harris-biden victory? raffaele: i think so for a number of reasons. the first one is that historically polls have never been right. time fourr the years ago. and trying to anticipate the results of the election now is probably too early. and secondly, because i do not see a victory -- a potential victory of the democrats as negative for the markets. i think there are a number of reasons why we should be more focused on the economy, the response to the virus, and the monetary and fiscal policies going forward. was clearraffaele, it overnight that one of the main topics of all of the dnc speakers was the economy. we still do not have a stimulus relief bill. a lot of these measures like the 600 other check, they were helping with consumers and retail spending. what happened to the u.s. economic aid that if we are still waiting another 3, 4, 6 weeks for relief from d.c.? raffaele: that

but this is a case when i hire a cabbie, like raffaele monetti, to be my drir and guide. time for a trip on the amalfi? y. -yes. -o but, especially for a small group, when you factor in the value of your time and the frustration of trying to explore a congested a day with your own driver can be a fine value. in-love-with-life italy at its best. dramatically perched port towns, and historic rui the amalfi is italy's coast with the most. whether you ride the bus or a taxi, the trip south from sorrento is one of the world's great road trips. you'll gain respect for the rsalian engineers who built the road and even more respect for the bus drivers who drive it. [ horn honks ] cantilevered hotels and villas cling to the vertical terrain, and beautiful, sandy coves tease from far below. notice how the mediterranean really twinkles. traffic is so heavy that private tour buses are ouly allowed to go sout. even so, because of the narrow roads and tight corners, expect some delays... -[ speaking italian ] steves: and enjoy the show. >> from tennessee state prison in nashville, tenn

. >> reporter: and that community is in san raffael. >> if it got to any one group it affects all ofose identifying as latino or hispanic make up 16% of the counties. and half of all hospitalizations there. many of them are essential workers in field, grocery stores and restaurants providing food. >> they are not paid attention to like the rest of the county. >> reporter: leslie burnsite earns theresa's and johnny's and have laid no one off. >> this was years in the making. >> reporter: kristenchristian with the latino community and he says with diabetes, and weight the risks are the countered. >> with the latino community there's always been a fear of government. that's would i we say the coronavirus needs to be filtled by those trusted on the trund. >> we are expecting 120 people everyday. >> reporter: like the canal alliance where food is given aschwa the alliance is happening each week. >> if we don't fix the problem of the canal nobody in the county is going to be safe. >> reporter: more than 3,000 tests are done in the canal. that means two in ten people are infected with the v