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real radio received. interest in preliminary requests. billions those of us for see. this is happening. or go on the reaction has been exactly the same as it was waved by. journalists from the us. the world reaction is made of green cheese. if it. seems wrong. to me but he's yet to stamp out disdain become educated and gain from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. hello welcome back here with r.t. international let's just recap on today's breaking news from france and that a thai attack the knife attack in the french city of nice earlier on thursday 3 people are now confirmed dead and several more have been left injured the incident took place early in the morning inside a church in the city center and authorities do say a suspect has been arrested police are also investigating an incident in the city of avenue on to where a man has been shot dead by the police we understand after attempting to attack members of the public with a weapon the french president emanuel macron will be traveling to nice later to

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real radio received. interest and really mean the requests. billions those of us all freshman but see. right this is happening at the window and the reaction has been exactly the same as it was way back then joblessness jealous the world reaction is made of green cheese if. you look a little before you but. which you. greetings and sell you take shrooms from electric cars the park and drive themselves to be ability to buy damn near anything your imagination desires from the comfort of your own home in just a click or 2 we must truly truly be living in a brand new gilded age of prosperity. yeah not so much new. not at all apart from all of our gadgets of convenience and entertainment at our fingertips the meat hook reality is that according to the u.s. labor department u.s. jobless claims of risen over 800000 since august we've had more than 75000000 claims for unemployment insurance since the start of the pandemic all the way back in march in fact the number of u.s. citizens living in poverty has jumped from 9 percent back in june to over 11 p

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real radio received. interest in relieving the requests. billions those of us all freshman for see. this is happening. we go and the reaction has been exactly the same as it was way back. to alicia nice job last night the world reaction is made of green cheese. well you know look i'm officially reported but with people who can do much good. it's. less than a week until. the 20 with voting on christmas of very anxious america christine todd whitman the c.e.o. with her take on this edition of politics. welcome to politicking on larry king less than a week to go until election day. with voting lines across a very anxious america. let's get perspective from a well a long republican or as in dos the democratic candidate for president joe biden she is christine todd whitman former administrator of the environmental protection agency the former governor of the state of new jersey the election is a week away of us in the week in the give me a look where you think you know i've chest i don't know i honestly don't know area it's you know a trump voters clearly have a huge passion and they get

real radio received. interest in preliminary requests. billions those of us all fresh from but see. all right this is happening at the window and the reaction has been exactly the same as it was waved by. journalists from the us. the world reaction is made of green cheese. like a local movie should be before you. do much good for. you know. french antiterrorism offices arrest a 2nd suspected of links to the perpetrator of the knife attack a nice that killed this investigation zeros in on the kill list times 2 extremist groups and on this family who did not involve. my son does not do such things become to even comment she can i want the truth we are enormous and show people that we stand against terrorism with. protests well as muslims around the world rage against among your. micron's defense of the rights of parody religion and his previous remarks on islam. the use twitter search this size on our t.v. flagging up one of our u.s. election reports is potentially misleading right after the platform itself was accused of anti conserved.

npr, the real state media, publicly funded radio, they're not covering the story.re refusing to cover it. just ignore it. it might hurt their candidate. that's been their position on so many of the organizations, but it does not mean the story's not real, it doesn't mean the story does not matter. it's real, it does matter, it's complicated and we will try to explain it as clearly as we can. ryan is the ceo o, were going to have him on to help us do that. thank you for coming on. we learned at minimum, and i think it's fair to say that the outlines of what the man tony bobulinski is saying at face value because he has evidence to support his claims that joe biden, once he left office, as vice president, was doing this or trying to do business with people connected to the chinese communist party. that's not a story about hunter biden, that's about joe biden. tell us why that's an important story to know more about. >> that's exactly right, tucker, this is not hunter biden scandal, hunter biden was the straw man. joe biden the big guy is the head of the biden cartel,

. >> good evening home with the radio and television for his my real pleasure this evening to moderate tonight debates the imitation of the utah's debate commission is held five on september 29th as part of the utah debate commission's mission to educate voters and encourage the civil exchange of ideas. if you're watching or listening live, we encouragean your reactions and your questions on social media. using the # ut debates

we will be passion be real seek the national compromise we will put everybody the around the table and the radio of course negotiations are taking place we are talking to each other everyone is interested in peace and order and no one is will be taking some all up side that you knew about that all decisions we will be seeking national compromise we will install the new interim government which will be led by a charismatic political leader who enjoys the support of the people of going to stand and will be credible on the international stage and then it will it will probably take time a few months to install peace and order ensure that there are conditions for democratic elections sometime this winter and esther thank you thank you for having me that's it for the show will be back on monday to hear from one of president trump's congregation pastor dental scored who claims all job is the most pro black president ever to occupy the white house until then join the early going on you tube instagram sound cloud twitter and facebook. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's craz

. >> good evening home with the radio and television for his my real pleasure this evening to moderate tonight debates the imitation of the utah's debate commission is held five on september 29th as part of the utah debate commission's mission to educate voters and encourage the civil exchange of ideas. if you're watching or listening live, we encouragean your reactions and your questions on social media. using the # ut debates and listened and learned vote. also broadcasting live from cancel studios where we will hear from two candidates applying for the office of governor. spencer cox and democrat chris peterson. for the safety of all involved in this debate process we are adhering to social distancing guidelines and there is no studio audience tonight. the questions for the debate will come from myself, students from utah valley university, members of the news media and the viewing audience but is planning on social media. in response times two questions are defined but will vary from one to two minutes if needed. candidates will have the opportunity for 30 seconds rebuttal. and out

radio. ♪ >> from the city of london, bloomberg real yield starts now.ue, the president testing positive for the coronavirus. >> it is shocking news. >> central issue here this morning is continuity of government. >> we are in a world of unusual uncertainty. >> it raises a specter of uncertainty. >> what does it mean for the election and stimulus? >> is stimulus. it is desperately needed. >> the markets are going to force the government. >> volatility is elevated. >> volatility. >> whether from the president's health situation this pandemic is still

tom: for our friends on radio and tv, that would be the real yield. advancing one of his properties. jonathan: dean curnutt joining us now. the volatility term structure, the story around the election now being priced in and priced out? dean: when we look at volatility -- can you guys hear me? lisa: we can hear you. jonathan: we can hear you, dean. dean: when we look at volatility, we can look at it across strike and across time. when we look across time, that thing you say, this called the volatility term structure. october,ok at november, december. because this has been on the calendar for months, the market has differentiated, sometimes options andtween volatility that expires before the election, with the premise that the election would create a potential he significant move in the s&p in and around the data itself, so the outcome would result in a lot of volatility in the s&p. the second one is that the market, at least as of a couple of weeks ago, started to think that this notion of a contested election would lead to volatility on an ongoing ba

faction in this case the hard faction yesterday to be determined one real news source a talking about this "new york post." kennedy: radio "the wall street journal"? >> the actual meet here -- >> that is not true because the only major news network ignored the story nbc, cbs devoted some time to it. >> what a shocking concept propagandistsr mainstream media don't want to pursue this might damage their boy down homestretch honest media interested in truth facts might ask hard questions of joe biden, i mean i know hard kennedy because hainthsdz out in his basement disappear disappearing before final debate may be they should ask what is up with e-mails there is validity to this i would remind people yet again biden has not denied the validity of e-mails should be asked hard questions the american people deserve to know. kennedy: he is not hunter biden has not hunter biden has not denied that he signed the receipt from repair shop not denied his lawyer reached out trying to get laptop back, but richard this has to make you infers i remember 2016 very well october 28th, hearing that fbi had reopened the investigation, into h

radio app. >> next, doug emhoff joins cindy rally inn urban vote iowa. the latest poll average from real clear politics show mr. biden with a slim lead of just over one point. --wonent trump one iowa iowa in 2016. ♪ >> good afternoon. please welcome congresswoman cindy axne. [applause] .> hello, polk county how are we doing today? very exciting to see everybody here. will does so much to help the party. thank you to all the volunteers today. we appreciate your help. thank you to the great electives, and the candidates running. don't we have a great ticket in iowa? [applause] i am excited to be here today. we are just a little over two weeks out from the election. many of you know last time when , i was running, i thought it was the most important election of our lifetime. and it was. and in many ways, i still feel that same way. had you not helped me flip the house here right out of iowa, i do not know what we would've done if we did not have the democratic house majority to stand up against this administration. [applause] so thank you for all that you did. we have been out in washington

real or perceived. to discuss the issue, three prominent journalists, maria hinojosa, anchor and executive producer of black usa on national public radios rios with the san antonio express news. and matter-of-fact correspondent joyce chan -- joie chen. soledad: please, you have a doing our job as a photojournalist and document terrien -- documentarian for 40 years. talk to me about your team you send out into the field. are they racially diverse? what conversations you have with them about their point of view as they are looking through their cameras? luis: one conversation we constantly have even though we have been doing it for years, is to look at the viewfinder or tell me what they are looking at. it is strictly interpretive, obviously. and very subjective. and what we do with still photography. it's incredibly powerful medium. the one thing i always preach, and and i'm old enough to preach now to them, i'll tell them that it has to be truthful. it has to be responsible. and more importantly, it has to be fair. and in in the heat of the moment, in an editing and in shooting, you have to still remember that your job is still to capt

this time yes really we'll see and we will be passion be real seek the national compromise we will put every by the around the table and all the radioof course negotiations are taking place we are talking to each other everyone is interested in peace and order and no one is will be taking some or all upside that you knew at that all decisions we will be seeking national compromise we will install the new interim government which will be led by a charismatic political leader who enjoys the support of the people of going to stand and will be credible on the international stage and then it will it will probably take time a few months between stall peace and order in sure that there are conditions for democratic elections sometime this winter and mr thank you thank you for having me that's it for the show will be back on monday to hear from one of president trump's congregation pastor dental scored who claims your job is the most pro black president ever to occupy the white house until then join the only revenue gibbins you have sound cloud twitter and facebook. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy con

control you do indeed and i'm not sure if this is going out on on radio video and you can see that like desperation in my eye but there is a real problem in the united states where pretty much half the country doesn't seem interested in the science based approach to it. and so i think it's going the recovery is going to take much longer time and china for all its problems and i'm a chronicle of them you know i'm not somebody who's a boost of the chinese communist party but for all its problems it has had a science based approach to this disease and how to deal with it yeah and i mean we also have to say we don't want to sound like apologist for the regime or the government in beijing the truth is it we cannot trust the numbers that do come out of beijing being china has a history of fudging statistics right. absolutely you know i don't think you can trust any number that comes out of beijing but. it's not like there there is an out of control condemning of the 19 in china right now and i speak to people in china every day multiple many many people all over the country and you know if the government says 100000 people die die i

control you do indeed and i'm not sure if this is going out on on radio video and you can see that like desperation in my eye but there is a real problem in the united states where pretty much half the country doesn't seem interested in the science based approach to it. and so i think it's going the recovery is going to take much longer time and china for all its problems and i'm a chronicle of them you know i'm not somebody who's a boost of the chinese communist party but for all its problems it has had a science based approach to this disease and how to deal with it yeah and i mean we also have to say we don't want to sound like apologies for the regime or the government in beijing the truth is we cannot trust the numbers that do come out of beijing china has a history of fudging statistics right. absolutely you know i don't think you can trust a number that comes out of beijing but. it's not like there there is an out of control condemning of the 19 in china right now and i speak to people in china every day multiple many many people all over the country and you know if the government says 100000 people die i die and i tend

you do indeed and i'm not sure if this is going out on on on radio video and you can see that like desperation in my eye but there is a real problem in the united states where pretty much half the country doesn't seem interested in the science based approach to it. and so i think it's going to recovery is going to take much longer time and china for all its problems and i'm a chronicle of them you know i'm not somebody who's a boost of the chinese communist party but for all its problems it has had a science based approach to this disease and how to deal with it yeah and i mean we also have to say we don't want to sound like apologist for the regime or the government in beijing the truth is we cannot trust the numbers that do come out of beijing they china has a history of fudging statistics right. absolutely you know i don't think you can trust any number that comes out of beijing but. it's not like there there is an out of control condemning of the 19 in china right now and i speak to people in china every day multiple many many people all over the country and you know if the government says 100000 people die die and i t

radio. ♪ ♪ ofathan: from the city london for our audience worldwide, bloomberg real yield starts right nownfronting peak uncertainty. >> all of these very binary events come in. >> concerns about a contested presidential election. >> the election is driving short-term volatility. theovid infections are on rise, prospect of a resurgence of the virus. >> the size and how broad it will be. >> if we have a blue wave, we will get lots of stimulus. >> what we have learned is not to count trump out. >> where we go from here. >> until we get good news. >> will be dictated by the events of the next several weeks. >> economic recovery again is becoming choppy. >>

>>whatever was radio show host christopher denson is in the tampa keeping it real and around studio with this covid-19 survivor paying for people is sick like that i wouldn't that on dance and says he also had pneumonia in both lungs back in july when he checked into tampa general hospital the symptoms is what the coming down just this one. >>down down down down to where my breathing wasn't a 46 with will be a 100. >>denson says he felt he had no choice but to try the regeneron antibody cocktail when doctors approached him about enrolling in the clinical trial. i was already feeling on my way out. >>so really nothing could you know you can't you can't dock twice. the positive effect on his recovery. he says were almost immediate before the bag even was empty. i was out to be. so i couldn't do for 3 days. before president trump tried the promising experimental treatment. doctor kami kim says tampa general had trouble signing up covid-19 patients for the trial this week we've got no problems recruiting patients. >>pretty much everybody we ask said, yes, even if the fda grants emergency use

>>whatever was the radio show host christopher denson is in the tampa keeping it real and around studio with this covid-19 survivor paying for people to get sick like that i wouldn't wish that on nobody denson says he also had pneumonia in both lungs back in july when he checked into tampa general hospital the symptoms is what the coming down just this one. >>down down down down to where my breathing wasn't a 46 with will be a 100. >>denson says he felt he had no choice but to try the regeneron antibody cocktail when doctors approached him about enrolling in the clinical trial. i was already feeling on my way out. >>so really nothing could you know you can't you can't die twice. the positive effect on his recovery. he says were almost immediate before the bag even was empty. i was out to be. so couldn't do for 3 days. before president trump tried the promising experimental treatment. doctor kami kim says tampa general had trouble signing up covid-19 patients for the trial this week we've got no problems recruiting patients. >>pretty much everybody we ask said, yes, even if the fda grant

real c. and we will be passion. seek the national compromise we will put everybody the around the table and the radio of course negotiationsare taking place we are talking to each other everyone is interested in peace and order and no one is will be taking some moral upside that you knew at that all decisions we will be seeking national compromise we will install the new interim government which will be led by a cat is an attic political leader who enjoys the support of the people of kurdistan and will be credible on the international stage and then it will it will probably take time a few months june stall peace and order to ensure that there are conditions for democratic elections sometime this winter and master thank you thank you for having me.

radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from the city of london for our viewers worldwide, bloomberg real yield starts right noweparing for the u.s. election. markets are nervous, the election 11 days out. >> we could have something that drags on for days or weeks. >> what if we do get a clean sweep? >> we are certainly seeing some change. >> directionally, rates will be going higher. >> the techno picture is not great. >> we expect volatility to continue even postelection. >> you have to get past the stimulus conversation. >> the bond market is discounting that possibility. noise, of the near term putting that behind us will reduce the premium uncertainty in the market. jonathan:

radio shows. for this and that, but he hasn't been with a real journalist in a tough interview since he was infectedoronavirus two weeks ago. so it is notable that savannah guthrie was able to ask about his testing history, about his symptoms, about his feelings about masks. even though he was evasive and he gave dangerous answers on these questions by down playing the use of masks and all of that, but at least he did give a chance for a journalist so ask questions. by the way, don, i don't think he'll do it again between now and election day this is probably his last big interview before election day. there's a debate, hopefully he'll show up for the debate. but a reporter able to ask him questions over and over again, this was an important dialogue. even though the turmoil inside nbc, the anger toward nbc having the town hall, at least she was able to ask real questions. >> good on her for that, but it doesn't erase this bogus move nbc pulled, a pure ratings ploy. they could have aired that a different date and different time. their excuse for why they did it at the same time just don't add up. >>

radio and t.v. . shows are going to last forever but i'm afraid of the day when the other one of us really. good discipline for. the real name of man got up and took as. strong as it was their goal not. the oil. from coming out there live we're going to. but i guess lane is free so unreal so for the currency reevaluation it cost $150.00. today that would be 0.015 believe us cents this idea that's a monetary unit that doesn't even exist so gasoline is basically given away here as well i could have paid for that tank of gas with a cook up. there along the lines of the banks people can only withdraw the equivalent of 50 us cents a week from their accounts. venezuela has the world's highest inflation rate duro has continued to print money to finance the deficit. even among the top 5 venezuela's runaway hyperinflation is i was hearing. from one of the office was coming from. being interviewed at a private radio station there are only a few independent media. ok let's left in the country the pani is careful with his criticism. the sanctions are not to blame for all the problems with the children something of these problems ha

republican candidate won the debate on radio but lost it because he did not put makeup on for the regular debate. people will see through the superficial. they want to get a realeel for the candidates. realizing that things are going to arise that we can't foresee. does this person have the backbone, the leadership qualities that can cope with things that are absolutely and utterly and expect to -- unexpected? thank you very much. former senator, bob dole, sent this out weeks ago about the commission on presidential debates. it is a -- it is supposedly bipartisan. i know all of the republicans and most are friends of mine, but i am concerned that none of them support donald trump. a biased debate commission is unfair. has the commission always been a part of the story on the debate since it was formed? >> no. in recent years, there's been a perception linked to media more than the debate commission. conservatives and republicans generally have been critical of who is moderating the debate. of course, there's the overall theme that the media is overwhelmingly against president trump and leaning more toward the left. that the moderators you choose, you will end

partisan of the c-span radio app created your place or an unfiltered view of politics. she spans washington journal, everyday were taking real calls, flame in the air. hundreds of the day and we will discuss policy issues that will impact you . coming up saturday morning, inside elections, discusses the race and could determine which party controls the senate. in university of arizona chris webber talked about the battleground state is arizona. she spans washington journal. live at seven eastern saturday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. and tomorrow as americans continue to cast their ballots, joe biden will be joined by former president barack obama at a rally in flint, michigan. it is live at 1:45 p.m. eastern on c-span. president trump will be among in pennsylvania for a ride. london phone number of a mentee is pulling the keystone state tomorrow. mr. trump and fizzling in 2016 by a little more than 4000 votes. what is live coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> thank you for joining us. my name is greg scott director of media the her

radio shows. he briefly appeared on camera for this and that. but he hasn't been with a realn a tough interview, since he was infected with coronavirus two weeks ago. so it is notable savannah guthrie was able to ask about his testing history, symptoms, by downplaying the use of masks and all that, at least he did give a chance for a journalist to ask real questions. and by the way, don, i don't think he will do it again, between now and election day. this was probably his last, big interview before election day. yeah, there is a debate in a week and, hopefully, he will show up for that debate. but in terms of a reporter being able to sit down and ask him questions over and over and over again, this is an important dialogue. and all that turmoil in nbc, all the anger toward nbc at having this town hall, at least she was able to ask real questions. >> good on her for that. but it doesn't erase this bogus move that nbc pulled. a pure ratings ploy because they could have aired that on a different date, at a different time. their excuse, explanation, why they did it at the same t

control you do indeed and i'm not sure if this is going out on on radio video and you can see that like desperation in my eye but there is a real problem in the united states where pretty much half the country doesn't seem interested in science based approach to it. and so i think it's going their recovery is going to take much longer time and china for all its problems and i'm a chronicle of them you know i'm not somebody who's a boost of the chinese communist party but for all its problems it has had a science based approach to this disease and how to deal with it yeah and i mean we also have to say we don't want to sound like apologist for the regime or the government in beijing the truth is we cannot trust the numbers that do come out of beijing very china has a history of fudging statistics right. absolutely you know i don't think you can trust any number that comes out of danger but. it's not like there there is an out of control condemning of the 19 in china right now and i speak to people in china every day multiple many many people all over the country and you know if the government says 100000 people die die i tend to

radio trackers. they can disseminate entire hives of honeybees and deliver painful stings to people. despite their nickname, they kill at most a few dozen people here in asian countries. the realhe devastating attacks on already at risk honeybees. >>> in bay area weather we have had multiple red flag warning's this week. the one moving in on sunday for the sunday night/monday time period, that will be extreme. not only the wind, but also bringing an extremely dry air, even for the nighttime hours. so that will be a concern. as we take a look at the maps right now, we show you this, the ratified fire warning in place. and red flag warning for the entire bay area. not only for the northbay hills in the east hills, but also for the valleys and even san francisco. here is kind of the break down. valleys, we can have winds gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour. then for the higher elevations, up above 4000 feet and even above 2000 feet we could have wind around 16 to 70 miles an hour. so that is our primary concern heading into the latter half of sunday and monday and even into tuesday. with the strongest wind is expected sunday night and monday morning. tomorrow, not too bad for your sat

radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. we advanced 0.4%. there was actually a debate overnight, a real debate. tom: really quite extraordinary to see the shift here. you wonder, does it carry over ?o a presumed debate october 15 crisis, go to cash. do you understand we are 3% from a dow record high? jonathan: the narrative has really shifted away from the worries about a contested election, and now the conversation about the potential of a blue wave. no question about it. we like to see more polls coming out. the candidates really migrate to arizona today and tomorrow to come off the messaging from utah. have you seen the polls for going to be at -- polls from quinnipiac? a five-point lead in iowa for biden. the average right now, 9.4 points to biden. i feel you, tom. i get it. everyone else does, too. they are conditioned by the experience of four years ago. that is a conversation with kevin later this morning. tom: again, i look at the markets. the doom and gloom out there, the vix, the volatility at 28, i'm sorry. look at the equity recovery and look at corporations adjusting. this

radio. alongside lisa abramowicz and ferro.ne, i am jonathan counting you down to a debate in nashville, tennessee. tom: it will be exciting in nashville tonight. some realnews flow. we have that o

real, but we remain optimistic as we look toward the horizon. many people, i assume, share that view." tom: part of our job on radiond tv is to give you the news as it comes out. many others will publish as well. daniel alpert published moms ago on the american labor economy. this is blistering. "what we need is federal government balance, not bailout, providing not months, but years ." relief that really speaks to the market tension as they are trying to figure out the x axis of where we are in this pandemic and with our greater economy. on u.s. gdp, looking for something in and around 32% positive. that mechanical bounceback from shut down to reopening from the previous quarter of -31.4%. tom: the fix back above 40 -- the vix back above 40. right now we will segue to politics. of chathamamuri house has been of such support in the u.s. and america's program. what would be your lead paragraph? leslie: i think it has got to be the extraordinary turnout we are seeing across the board. early voting, in person, by mail. guess it is interesting in texas to see we are just about hitting the numbers that voted in toto in

real rebound, and there we see the biggest opportunities. annmarie: joe stadler, head of family office at u.b.s. if you want to hear more, tune into bloomberg radiour time this morning. coming up, we will look at the markets after the v.p. debate. traders paying close attention to the sparring between harris and pence, but did they react? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> now joe biden and kamala harris would put us back in the paris climate accord. they would impose the green new deal, which would crush american, would increase the energy costs of american families in their homes, and literally would crush american jobs. >> joe biden's economic play, moody's has said will create seven million more jobs than donald trump's. part of those jobs that will be created by joe biden are going to be about clean energy and renewable energy. >> there are no more hurricanes today than there were 100 years ago, but many of the climate alarmists use hurricanes and wildfires to try and sell the bill of goods. >> joe has talked to farmers in iowa whose entire crops have been destroyed because of flood. joe again believes in science. manus: the vice president mike nce squ

radio. alongside lisa abramowicz and ferro.ne, i am jonathan counting you down to a debate in nashville, tennessee. tom: it will be exciting in nashville tonight. some real back-and-forth. some news flow. we have that old for you. the cigarette issue here is the dynamics of the polls. i will be honest, i'm confused. i have people saying it has gone better for joh joe biden in the last 12-18 hours. others saying that. trump has done better in the days.hree or four jonathan: one thing we have not mentioned in the last 60 minutes, and i will mention it right now, tom, nashville. one of us out of the theory has actually played and entertained an audience on guitar and the microphone down in nashville. tom: let me set that up for you. [laughter] belmontthis is university, which is a christian school but has been dis- affiliated a little bit from this history points. it is a spectacular music program that the two candidates defend on. what is important is not so much the distance to auditorium, the distance to the grand ole opry outside nashville, or even to the acclaimed bluenose cafÉ. it is two blocks from the pancake pantry. and that is all that matters. jo

radio app. >> next, doug emhoff joins cindy rally inn urban vote iowa. the latest poll average from realshow mr. biden with a slim lead of just over one point. --wonent trump one iowa iowa in 2016. ♪

radio talk show host for years before he got into politics. he can deliver a line even if he knows it to be untrue. that's a real challenge. kamala harris is sharp. you've seen her on the intel committee. she's a prosecutor who's often been in a courtroom arguing evidence. and when a vice president pence tries to paint happy talk about how president trump has done so well, i think you'll expect to see kamala marshall the evidence about 210,000 deaths, about 2 million jobs loss, social division. you'll see her do that well. >> i appreciate your time. >> you bet. thank you. >> our coverage starts 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >>> thanks coop. welcome to "cuomo prime time." trump insists covid, no big deal. no big deal that now all but one member of the joint chiefs of staff are quarantining after exposure, that stephen miller now tested positive, mastermind of many of trump's divisive policies? also a fourth press aide has just tested positive. over two dozen have fallen to covid so far and gotten sick and more are likely given the continued unmasked madness in that place. the ca

those real hot spots, where there's really dense vegetation, those hot spots might be smoldering well into the fall. >> i'm sharoni' mcnarym a correspondent for kpcc, southern california public radio. i've been covering fires for and this has been a record year for fires in california. a lot of the place where's fires burn in southern california are places where homes have been built right into the foothills and the mountains. the homes don't w burn,to burn, and they're, like, right next to each other. and the firighters are literally going into people's backyards with hodses , you know, chain saws to keep the fire from overrunning the houses. when y have a fire like the bob cat fire that started september 6 in the midst of a heat wave, it put so much smoke and ash into the air, the air quality levels were some of the unhealthiest that we've seen in decades. and wearing your mask, glowft for the covid, but to keep the ash out of your lungs. >> my name is caspondra. i'm a er and producer at oregon public broadcasting. this year in oregon, we had the most destructive wildfire seas in our state's history.n we had more ta million acres reat burned in 30 different fithat were all burni

radio talk show host for years before he got into politics. he could look into the camera and deliver it with sincerity even he knows it to be untrue. that is a realreal challenge. but kamala harris is sharp. you have seen her on the intel committee and judiciary committee and she's a prosecutor who has often been in a courtroom arguing evidence, and when a vice president pence tries to paint happy talk about how president trump has just done so well, i think you'll expect to see kamala marshall the evidence about 210,000 deaths, job loss, deficits that are sky high, and you'll see her do that and do it well. >> senator tim kaine. thank you. >> absolutely. >> that's it for us, the news continues. want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> ander zonk thank you. the white house cluster keeps claiming victims as more key members of our government go down and trump insists covid, no big deal. no big deal that now all but one member of the joint chiefs of staff are quarantining after exposure, that stephen miller tested positive, mastermind of trump's divisive policies. also a fourth press aide just tested positive. over two dozen have fal

radio will continue our second hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from the city of london for our audience worldwide, bloomberg real yield starts right now begin with the big issue, the global economy grappling with a second wave. >> we are deep into the second wave of the pandemic. >> new cases rising again. some kind ofent of local restrictions, lockdowns. >> this will continue to downplay any kind of recovery. thee have to temper down impact on the economy. >> they are not shutting down activity completely. >> this economic recovery again is becoming choppy. >> we are in a recovery from one of the deepest recessions in history. >> it is becoming uneven. recovery looks very much secure. >> the u.s. economy struggles to come back. >> we are seeing this two-speed economy develop. jonathan: george is with us now. it is different this time, that's true. how different is it? george: to be on the show. it is different this time. as many of the people that you just highlighted mentioned, there are varying degrees of , boths that the economy domestic u.s. economy and global economy are facing. covid is absolutely at the top of the list. the im

radio app. >> next, doug emhoff joins cindy axne at an urban vote rally in iowa. the latest poll average from realolitics show mr. biden with a slim lead of just

radio, coup, coup. speaker pelosi will stop at nothing to take down real donald trump.en sham impeachment. now trying to invoke the 25th amendment because he fully recovered from the coronavirus. we won't let her get away with it. what are your thoughts on all this, guy? >> well of course nancy pelosi take a legitimate question and turn it into a farce. there should be more transparency from the white house and the president including his last negative test. they've been evasive. i don't think that's good. however, the 25th amendment? this is obviously a very stupid trolling stunt by the speaker of the house. the america people will get a chance to weigh in on the fitness of this president in just a few weeks, right? that issue will be resolved by the voters. to talk about removing him from office and sort of tease we'll talk about the 25th amendment tomorrow, please tune in. i think the american people would prefer the speaker of the house to be doing her job and shepherding through a covid-19 relief package that can be supported by both parties and help the american p

>>whatever was at radio show host christopher denson is in the tampa keeping it real and around studio with this covid-19 survivor paying for people to get sick like that i wouldn't that on dance and says he also had pneumonia in both lungs back in july when he checked into tampa general hospital the symptoms is what the coming down just this one. >>down down down down to where my breathing to 46 with will be a 100. >>denson says he felt like he had no choice but to try the regeneron antibody cocktail when doctors approached him about enrolling in the clinical trial. i was already feeling on my way out. >>so really nothing could you know you can't you can't dock twice. the positive effect on his recovery. he says were almost immediate before the bag even was empty. i was out to be. so couldn't do for 3 days. before president trump tried the promising experimental treatment. doctor kami kim says tampa general had trouble signing up covid-19 patients for the trial this week we've got no problems recruiting patients. >>pretty much everybody we ask said, yes, even if the fda grants emergen