rod, a fantastic, young pitcher for the red sox, who got covid. everybody assumed, okay, he got it at the beginning of the season, he'll be back in about 20 days. well, no, he's out for the year because he's got a heart condition now and may never pitch again. >> yeah. i don't know if there are pre-existing conditions for this young man who died, and it does look like just reading this story that his college team had canceled their season, so i don't believe he was playing with his teammates. but your point is -- >> right, no. >> -- which is the right one. these are young, healthy people in the primes of their physical lives. and we don't -- by definition, as you said earlier, we don't know much about this disease. it's called the novel coronavirus. that means it's new. that means it's something doctors and scientists have never seen before. so, as public health experts like dr. jah and others tell us when they're here, we're learning as we go. doctors are learning as we go. we don't know the long-term effects of this on children, on healthy, youn

i do not know if the red sox are a good benchmark right now. you cannot get relegation. hey relegated that to aa ball, the weather playing. jonathan: who would you promote if you could? tom: the rochester red wings, no doubt about it. jonathan: ok, should i get a market check? a lift. the s&p 500 positive. and of a stimulus program washington, d.c. coming confusion about where this economy is come police appear lisa: that is the key question. you talked about the u.k. and up limit rate being the most fictitious number out there because of these furlough replacement payments. i am trying to understand whether this will be looked at in the realm of history is better than the approach the u.s. took her worse, and there is a big debate about that, jon. jonathan: just about how you classify them. i think for the people on the ground experiencing it, these statistics do not mean a lot. when they feel right now in the united states of the united states of u.k. -- tom: i am going to give you the mermaid, great restaurants, three restaurants, they shut down the 2nd avenue location

and red sox tom terrific is best remembered as a met with whom he won all 3 of his national league cy young awards and helped lead new york to their miracle world series title in 1969 may he rest in peace. the niners have been dealing with a number of injury issues throughout camp and now practice, but good news today, how shanahan said he expects to have deebo samuel brandon aiyuk the ford and nick bosa all back by week one george kittle and re going green law were also on track as well one think all shanahan is concerned with is playing in an empty stadium, how will that affect play calling was sounds be like it's still an unknown that he must prepare his team for so trying to figure out the noise. >>we went in there. couple practices ago to try to figure it out and we need more work at that you know if there's a few things experiment and the rules are an official yet either so our experiment with a few things and hopefully we'll get that solidified this week. >>the raiders plugging along and suburban nevada. i'm sure chuck e in the bunch are welcoming the cooler september whethe

he comes to the red sox and prior to his first appearance on the mound with the red sox, he's in the with the catcher for the red sox, rich gedman, and gedman told me they warmed up and prior to the game, they're walking from the bullpen to the dugout for him to take the mound, rich says do you want to go over the signals and seav seaver looks at him and says no signals. you hold up your glove and whatever i throw will hit your glove. and gedman said that's exactly what happened. >> wow. >> yeah, absolutely incredible. >> claire mccaskill, of course, for very young people -- not very young people, more middle aged people who don't remember what happened in 1969, the miracle mets were something to behold. extraordinary that they beat the orioles that year. but tom seaver didn't just take them to the world series that year they won again in 1973 and could have beaten the a's that year, but it was seaver's leadership and steady presence that made all the difference for the team. >> yeah, tom seaver was no flashbang. he was just pure, steady, consistent. really, frankly, you know, while

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the man decked out in red sox gear started yelling at the top of the green monster.he stepped onto the field and even did some push-ups. he was quickly arrested. >> a live look at the bay bridge, some traffic right now but drivers may want to avoid using certain models of cars to avoid getting speeding tickets. according to a study by this company, people driving subaru sports cars received the most tickets over the past year. drivers behind the wheel of the volkswagen gti and the subaru here were behind and over all dodge has the most number of vehicles in the top 10 but if you have a lead foot, it does not matter what kind of car you drive. >> it does not but i say go the speed limit or leave the flow of traffic. the flow of traffic is slow but the bay bridge and those lights are about 10 minutes ago. it is already stacked up for your monday morning right. if you're getting ready to go out the door, that is what in store for you. expect a slew of still in conditions. were keeping an eye on the approach, around 80 and 580 and 880. those are actually looking okay but

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that is called doing a red sox. jonathan: that is called doing a red sox.you really like this program. jonathan: what show is it? tom: you are in it. all of the drunks at the bar, the local bar, it is a pub. i misspoke. it is a wonderful effort. getting lots of buzz. it is jason's today kiss and it is a great on thought -- it is ekis and a great ensemble cast. i can understand a third of what jon ferro says and one third of what they are saying. lisa: that make sense. jonathan: great respect, but i do not understand what you are saying. 8:41. this is only why we do the show for about an hour and 45 minutes. by the time we get to 8:41 eastern you are calling me drunk at the bar and saying you cannot understand anything i say. tom: we got a fan letter from a wonderful nine-year-old. it is true. lisa: look at those markets. jonathan: she knows. we've been together for years and people cannot figure out whether we actually like each other. i think tom just confirmed it for everyone. lisa: they love each other. last time he came over and met bill denham. jonatha

this team, red sox, destined for october. joe and i are clearing our calendars. you seen it? >> how many times? it is, willie, truly, it's baseball lore by now, is it not? if you win the second

. >> his departure to the red sox back in 2015 was a messy one, but when he came back, fans welcomed him with open arms to the day he made sure to thank the fans on social media. >>> 49ers rookie receiver brandon aiyuk, number 11 for most back at practice today. the team said he was limited but this is good news. he has been dealing with a hamstring injury and the 49ers close the cardinals on sunday. a lot going on right now, the asus to the houston's earlier today, they beat him, highlights coming up at 6:00. >> hope we can all store our panda hats. >> they will never go out of style. >>> collectors item. >>> more local news at 5:30 including our original series, called project home. we discover why thousands of renters living in below market rate housing are about to lose their homes, and soon. >>> this is really a human tragedy. >>> family members fearing the worst as in northern california fire turns deadly. the desperate search for more than a dozen singh people. >>> the unexpe >>> right now, on kpix5, more local news at 5:30, a mother anxious the awaiting forward on her missing

seaver played his last major league games in 1986 with the boston red sox. that capped a two-decade career that landed him in the baseball hall of fame in 1992. among seaver's achievements, 311 wins including 61 shutouts. the mets' owner and his son, the chief operating officer, said in a statement "he was simply the greatest mets player of all time, and among the best to ever play the game." the baseball hall of fame said seaver died of complications of dementia and covid-19. tom seaver was 75. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> well, in new york city, it played out like a scene from a movie. a woman tried to escape her burning apartment, and a firefighter attempting a rare and dangerous rescue. here's nikki battiste. [ sirens ] >> reporter: dangling 16 stories, brian quinn may look like a stuntman, but this is no act. the new york city firefighter is actively trying to save a woman trapped on a ledge outside her burning apartment. >> she was very frantic. she was screaming. she -- she was going to die. >> reporter: as you're dangling from the rope, what a

flies out to do a lead in right field to end the game final score red sox 5 to. caster semenya has lost her latest appeal against the world athletics rules which limit naturally high testosterone levels and female athletes her case against the court of arbitration for sport was dismissed by switzerland supreme court it means she cannot defend her 800 meter a one pick title in tokyo next year unless she agrees to limit her testosterone with a medication for surgery which she has repeatedly said she will not do. well that's it for me in sports and back over to rob thanks very much indeed for the body vote is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories i wrote about this and thanks very much for being with the back. investigative journalism i got my i day look this is why are they on from the press but down area about their lives the local ex-pats and discussion should reparations be paid to called if you feel you can vote on people losing their support the freedom that you people looking to leave giving voice to the voiceless and like you

and red sox he lived in calistoga and had a winery in napa. the books are the top overall seed in the nba playoffs for the second straight season, but for the second straight season, their opponent seems not to care one bit game 2 of their second-round series against the miami heat. the reigning league mvp facing a possible to game deficit. now let's go to seconds remaining middleton trying to tie with a 3 to see mrs. but a foul was called onward and rockets a controversial call their own know about that middleton makes all 3 free throws and so in possession and each stage of the game but step back misses but yonnis. a 1000. walk off. stop right there. no time left on the clock and jimmy buckets, it's the friendly roll. and we can't keep scrolling on the prompter rosa first free throw to win the city made the second heat win one 16 1.14 after blowing the regular season best record but now they're down to nothing is the first time since 79 that a playoff game was decided on a free throw after time expired. >>out to santa clara, the niners have

and red sox he lived in calistoga and had a winery right here in napa. all righty out to santa clara the niners have been dealing with a number of injury issues throughout camp in malpractice, but good news today, kyle shanahan said he expects to have the most samuel brandon aiyuk the ford and nick bosa all back by week one george kittle andre green law are both on track to return as well. one think all shanahan is concerned with is playing in an empty stadium, how will that affect play calling what will the sounds be like it's still an unknown that he must prepare his team for. >>they're still trying to figure out the noise. >>we went in there. couple practices ago to try to figure it out and we need more work at that you know if there's a few things experiment and the rules are an official yet either so our experiment with a few things and hopefully we'll get that solidified this week. >>and kron 4 is now your bay area station as we've told you in the past and this sunday, tune in for a special encore presentation of the silver and black's last afc cha

it began in 2017 after his stint with the red sox.struggle a bit at the plate hitting .220. >>> the of fame announced their12 candidates. they include my little pony. jengi, lite brite. winners will be announced in november. in the '80s, you bet i had a little pony. >> i had the lite brite, though. i haven't heard that name in awhile. can't remember that long time ago. thanks for watching. dr. ox starts now. inside the scariest house on the block. >> there's definitely a lot of energy there. dr. oz: and what we uncovered plus, how do you get into ghost hunting? see where this team goes. >> it is getting colder right now. dr. oz: that most wouldn't dare. coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: season 11 starts now.

mlb celebrates hispanic heritage month by recognizing the players to our hey, there's the former red sox player talking to anthony rizzo. this is still a dangerous cubs team. they have one of the best in the team starting tomorrow. the marlins guy doesn't take a back seat. there he is. yu darvish. he's been sensational this year. he'll be tasked to save their season. >> chipper: got the good flow working too. >> jon: there he is. gotta put it behind the ear. in the air and this could do it. berti, do they see it?do marte makes the catch. i should say harrison makes the catch. that is that. the marlins have won game one. anthony rizzo and the cubs a game from elimination. 5-1 the final score. thanks to our entire outstanding crew here in bristol. appreciate all you for tuning in. we'll be back on abc tomorrow at 2:00 eastern. sixto sanchez and yu darvish. for chipper jones, i'm boog sciambi saying so long. the fighting marlins at it again. they win game one, 5-1. >>> a heartbreaking view of the devastation left in the wake of the raging glass fire. the local sheriff's office took to the s

that's boston red sox catcher kevin plawecki reuniting with his son.e it to the playoffs. >> there's something about the way little kids run. >> beautiful. baseball didn't have a bubble but they still had to be separated. great story, vlad. we have much more news ahead including a preview of tonight's historic debate. stay with us, we'll be right back on "cbs this morning". where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. you can take advantage of $0 preventive dental care. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh $0 copays on preventive dental care and the nation's largest medicare dental network. it's time to take advantage.

he was a devoted father and grandfather who loved the red sox, playing tennis, and telling stories.n for hosting a thanksgiving extravaganza for more than 50 friends and family members every year. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. i'm wolf blitzer. follow me on twitter and instagram @wolfblitzer and always tweet the show. thanks very much for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next the united states nears 200,000 coronavirus deaths. the president guives him an a plus for his handling as his supporters boo an official who stands up at a trump rally to tell them the importance of wearing masks. plus trump with his finalists to replace ruth bader ginsburg. new details this hour. the department of justice labeling portland and seattle anarchy jurisdictions threatening to take federal funding. why weren't any swing state cities included? the new york attorney general is my guest. let's go outfront.

liverpool is like the boston red sox. lisa: so what are you drinking, bloody mary?it's like a standard beer from cleveland. jonathan: it only took 25 minutes for this show to go off the rails. alongside lisa and tom keene, i'm jonathan ferro. special coverage coming up later , bloomberg radio, bloomberg tv. david westin, 8:30 eastern. the coverage begins right here on bloomberg. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ jonathan: from new york and london, for our audience worldwide, good morning tea while. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live on bloomberg tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. two hours away from the opening bell, here's your price action. equity futures taking a dip even 0.1%. not the euro-dollar reclaiming a $1.17 handle. a weaker dollar story through much of g10. the bond market, we keep joking about it, but it has really important consequence is for people trying to put together a portfolio. ten-year,the u.s. unmoved through the shakeout of the last several weeks. that present a lot of problems for people who tr

when the red sox are last in the american league, you talk english football. 77 -- 37 points i shoulday. they are up -- were up over 40 early. dow futures are up. rest of the the data. on the business of fixed income and what to do right now, as we dive into the autumn, ian lincoln joins us. he writes really piercing, really dense research notes on the state of fixed income. ian, where is the belief right now, where is the opportunity into september and october? ian: well, i think it is an exciting period between now and the end of the year for the fixed income markets as well as for equity. the point was made earlier about buying revenue. i think that is going to be a story. but, there is a problem with that from the fed's perspective. because the fed does not want to see too much consolidation from industries. that is not good for the jobs growth profile. right now, between now and the end of the year, it is all going to be about jobs for the fed and are they willing to deliver more by the beginning of 2021? we are doubtful, frankly because financial conditions are as easy as they a

remember he was with the red sox couple years. he helped the team win three world series championships including that in omvp in one o those world series. he thanked the giants, teammates and fans saying, quote, it's been an honor and privilege to play for you, my heart will forever be in san francisco". >> what will i do with my panda hat now. >> will be back i'm sure. >>> only thing changing about the bay area bad air today was the color. this is the 4th spare the air day. the air quality management officials say today brown skies are dirtier than yesterday and reminding people the best thing to do is stay indoors, skip the run and bike ride, without the eerie feel of the multi color skies like yesterday there were some wondering around but disappointed by the air. >> we were trying to have a california bay area staycation since nothing is working as far as where we can go or how far we can get away. >> seems they want you to just stay in your house. >>> quick note about the tweets comparing our orange skies to mars, astronomy o

the red sox ace dropped out because of a heart issue caused by covid-19. researchers in the bay area are shedding new light on how widespread the damage to the heart could be. >> it is very concerning that even people who have not had such severe symptoms, we're finding now evidence for heart damage. >> the doctor directs the san francisco's gladstone institutes. in a ground breaking new study, a gladstone team oouds stem cells to create living beating heart cells and then infected those samps with covid-19. >> one, this virus can definitely get into the cells. when it gets in, it makes a lot more of itself pretty rapidly. then you see a lot of cell death. >> todd and his colleagues were able to image some of that damage. he said the virus's prime target is on the left. long strands of muscle fine per allow the heart to beat. in the image on the right, some of those same muscle strands are essentially shot into pieces by the virus. >> there is no way that a cell, a muscle, any muscle cell, would be able to beat. >> and there is more news for athletes and o

this one in it used a group of, boston athletes from the patriots, from the red sox, from the south. and completely miss classified their faces and confuse them as being criminals. so we can think about the implications of that. in california, they used members of the state legislator to look at facial recognition. and again mix them up with potential criminals. hopefully you'll speak to this as well, nicole, i don't want to say this part for you around the legislation that is being passed federally are on how to hold some of these things and check. the technology is moving so fast that part is when we talk about law enforcement, law enforcement lost once the new shiny toys like everyone else does. if a tech company is coming in, and a police department doesn't have to pay for that, the police department will use it. they are also then using it to about who they arrest, the decisions that they make, i know this because i do some of the stuff. they will use the technology even though the laws haven't caught up. so policy makers are light years behind, and i use that terminology delibe

the red sox ace dropped out of the 2020 season because of a diagnosed heart issue caused by covid-19. now evidence uncovered by researchers here in the bay area is shedding new light on how widespread the threat of covid-related heart damage could be. >> it's very concerning that even people who have not had severe symptoms, we are finding now evidence for heart damage. >> reporter: this doctor directs san francisco's gladstone institutes. in a groundbreaking new study, a gladstone team used stem cells to create living, beating heart cells and then infected those samples with covid-19. >> one, this virus definitely can get into the cells. when it gets in, it makes a lot more of itself pretty rapidly. and then you start to see a lot of cell death. >> reporter: todd and his colleagues were able to image some of that damage. he says the virus's prime target is on the left, long strands of muscle fiber that allow the heart to beat. in the image on the right some of those muscle strands are essentially chopped into pieces by the virus. >> there's no way that a cell that normally a muscle,

retired boston red sox player david ortiz announced on friday that he is recovering after also becomingthtrending morning "the ellen degeneres show" is returning for its 18th season. she does plan to talk about the recent allegations from her former staffers calling her show a toxic work environment. so far three producers have been fired. you can watch "ellen" at 4:00 right here after "the kelly clarkson show" which is starting its second season today followed by nbc bay area news at 5:00. >>> the top stories we're following, the state hits the pause button and what that means for millions during the pandemic. iconic justice ruth bader ginsburg and the battle heating up over her replacement. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> right now at 5:30 the bay area mourns and celebrates the life and legacy of justice ruth bader ginsburg. a live report next on what some are calling for as the battle to replace rbg in the supreme court heats up. >>> plus, unemployment chaos, more than half a million californians who have been waiting for their unemployment checks for months will have to wait even longer.

vitirevealing during thel star red sox broadcast on friday he had the virus, and it sent his brother to the hospital too. >> man, this is no joke, you know? you don't realize how crazy this is until they hit home. >> reporter: and with so many americans skeptical of vaccines, astrazeneca now releasing a blueprint. some experts say the company has not been forthcoming after two astrazeneca trial participants in britain became seriously ill, eva. >> we are all watching to see what happens on that vaccine. trevor, thank you. >>> now to tropical storm beta almost standing still in the gulf of mexico, but setting its sights on texas. abc's elwyn lopez is in galveston this morning with more. elwyn, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the storm about 200 miles aywe'ry ng water rising along parts of the texas gulf coast. we've already seen storm surge pushing debris onto roads just east of here, but the worst of it is expected to begin in the next 24 to 36 hours. it is beta's slow pace though that has people taking their time to prepare for this one. officials have gone ahea

i had the honor of getting to watch him pitch in his last season with the red sox in 1986. a legend in the game and he will be missed. >>> protests overnight in new york following the death of an unarmed black man and a police encounter. we have new details about this and the disturbing video, next. ♪ i do what i want when i want it i'm a celebrate ♪ ♪ this feeling watch me while i break the ceiling ♪ ♪ yeah i do it right cuz i'm a diamond... ♪ did you know that you can shop online with a virtual consultant? ask about special financing with the diamond credit card. priceline can save you up to 60% on top hotels. and when you save up to 60%... let's play. you're always a winner. you got... up to 60% off your hotel! but isn't that the only one? you're a winner! priceline. every trip is a big deal. i'm making pizza on king's hawaiian mini subs. yum! king's hawaiian. so when it comes to screening for colon cancer, don't wait. because when caught early, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in e

football season just started and it used a group of boston athletes from the patriots and the red sox and misclassified their faces and confused them as being criminals so we can think about the implications of that and how they use members of the state legislature to look at facial recognition. so part of it, and hopefully you will speak to this as well. i don't want to say this for you out of the legislation i has ben passed federally around how to hold some of these things in check because it is moving so fast that part of what is important for people to realize is that law enforcement once the new shiny toys just like everyone does and if the company is coming in or the police department doesn't have to pay for that, but that department would use it as a pilot and make decisions about who they stop, who they arrest. and i know this because i do some of this stuff. they would use the technologies so policymakers are light years behind and i use that terminology deliberately because over the past 13, 14 years the speed which technology has advanced his astronomical end of theventof

boston because football season just started, they used a group of boston athletes from the patriots, red sox and completely misclassified their faces and mix them up and confuse them as being criminals. we think about the invocations of that. in california these members of the state legislator to look at facial recognition. again, and mix them up with potential criminals. hopefully you can speak to this as well, nicole, i don't want to say this before you but the legislation being passed federally around how to hold some of these things intact because the technology is moving so fast that part of what people realize we talk about law-enforcement is that law-enforcement wants a new shiny toy just like everyone else. if the company is coming in and a police department doesn't have two pay for that the police department will use it as a pilot but they are also than using it to be decisions about who they stop, who they arrest and the decisions they make and i know this because they do some of the stuff that they will use the technology even though the laws have not caught up with it. policymake

time all-star and won 300 in 11 games during his 20 year career with the mets rants white sox and red sox he lived in calistoga and had a winery in napa to the pitch to earthquakes taking on los angeles fc a little tempered laron out there all right so game itself whether much of a fight though the see scores in the 21st minute. >>the ford from uruguay added another in the 2nd half la role 5 to one to quakes. >>host the colorado rapids on saturday. >>let's head out to santa clara, some more football, but american football, the niners they've been dealing with a number of injury issues throughout camp in now practice but good news today, kyle shanahan said he expects to have the pulse annual brandon aiyuk dee ford and nick bosa all backed by week one more good news george kittle and drake green law are both on track to return as well, but one thing costs and hand is concerned with is playing in an empty stadium, they're going to have to get used to that how will that effect play calling what will the sounds be like it's still an unknown and that's what he must prepare his team for they're

babe ruth played his entire career after being traded to the red sox. he played his entire career for the yankees because the yankees owned. him most actors in the 1960s worked for the same studio the studio on that they can work for anyone else. regan got involved in the creation with you all know now that the parents of the awards, some people watch when they know the actors get the awards and they pretend to cry and thank their grandmothers for making them actress and all this. this is the discreet actress killed. essentially the first union for actors. the first union for actors. the actress killed was designed to give actors the ability to bargain better. reagan became the president of the screen actors guild when he spent as much of his career in hollywood negotiating as he did acting. this is really important because he developed a sense of importance of free enterprise and the importance of for unions. throughout our course unions have plenty really important. roll think of the brotherhood of sleeping car -- think of the importance of the civil

he thinks i'm like man any or something like that playing for the red sox. i'm focused.his is fascinating stuff. willie, before i really do focus. i'll get serious. is that not a fascinating lindsey graham story? >> it's amazing. took it to the skin to verify his suspicion that the knife was sharp. >> the lobbyist told me it was nothing he'd ever seen, took it right to the skin. then they had to come, first aid, had to wrap that thing up. i heard a lot of great things about lindsey on trip, sometimes took too many at vivan, had to drag him off the plane. but alex wants many e to get serious. let's bring in state attorney dave aaronburg, we're talking about something serious here. i want to note while we're talking about polls and everything else, i want to remind everybody to look at the lower right hand, the death toll now up to 204,000 people. this is a country, again, that i believe in american exceptionalism. we're at 204,000 deaths and that number continues to go up. the president continues to lie to you, he continues to lie about vaccines. he continues to run over

jonathan lemire i know you have to go but before you go, let me ask quickly who do you think the red soxo get their first rounds in the playoffs. >> joe, i'm hopeful -- we're playing so well i expect we'll have homefield throughout. maybe we'll get the yankees, the rays, but it doesn't matter. team of destiny. >> it doesn't matter, does it? no going down that backstretch, like the belmont, 1973, watch our red sox go and go and go down the drain jonathan lemire, good to talk to you. so willie, i must say that donald trump provided an opening for protesters, environmental protesters to do what they did in one of ronald reagan's campaigns where he said trees were one of the largest emitters of carbon in the world so when he would go around speaking they would hang signs around trees saying kill me before i kill again. so with donald trump we have exploding trees, and yes, there's something to be said about management of vegetation and so many other things that a lot of people are talking about right now. but this quote, this quote that i don't think science actually knows, is staggering, be

that's very generous from two red sox fans. jonathan, let me ask you about the debate tonight.t this from the side of joe biden. about what he may do when he comes out. let's look at it from the president's side. the campaign actually put out a list of questions they say joe biden must answer tonight. the first question on that list is asking about hunter biden and the lone he got. is that where they're going out of the gate, right to hunter biden, joe's son? >> first of all, willie, on the baseball playoffs, that's not how the text chain went last night. i'm happy to share the receipts with viewers. go tribe, go cleveland. in terms of the debate, yes, we're seeing here a couple of things. first of all, the trump camp already working the referee, chris wallace of fox news, who the president has sat down with a few times already this year and has had tough interviews and has complained afterwards he didn't feel they were very fair. joe biden has not sat down with wallace and wallace has a very good reputation. he's the only 2016 moderator to get another chance this time around.

. >> -- the red sox are about two wins away from locking down a playoff berth. something like that. or wait, maybe it's being the worst team in baseball, let me check it out. >> you go into that computer box there and figure it out. we'll go to the campaign rally last night in ohio. president trump told supporters that the coronavirus affects, quote, virtually nobody. >> now know the disease. we didn't know it. now we know it. it affects elderly people. elderly people with heart problems and other problems. if they have other problems, that's what it really affects, that's it. in some states, thousands of people -- nobody young. below the age of 18, like nobody. they have a strong immune system, who knows. take your hat off to the young because they have a hell of an immune system but it affects virtually nobody. it's an amazing thing. >> back in march, this is what the president acknowledged to bob woodward about young people and the virus. >> now it's turning out it's not just old people, bob, but just today and yesterday some startling facts came out. it's not just old, older peo

eight members of the chicago white sox were indicted for glaegss of throwing the 1919 world series against the cincinnati redsed from baseball for life. >> it's one of the most infamous stories in baseball history. the scandal ougs 1919 world series in which eight chicago white sox conspired with game glers to lose to the underdogs the cincinnati reds. underdogs the cincinnati reds. (operator) got another vacancy at fifth and pine. (brad) oh, that's good. apartments-dot-com. the most popular place to find a place. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. learned a second languageument applied to college applied for a loan started a business started a blog shared a picture shared a moment turn your wish list into a checklist, with internet essentials from comcast. when you're connected, you're ready for anything. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. now at the pentagon there are concerns over whether president trump would pull the military into the potential chaos and unrest surrounding

major league baseball manager tony lararussa -- larus also on board, alberto gonzales and also former red soxyears. i was there for when the titans came to town from houston, when the nashville -- became an nhl team back in 98. why not have a major league baseball team in nashville, it would be great. stuart: ashley, we hear you. don't go back to nashville. you have to stay with us. okay? ashley: okay, promise. stuart: tomorrow marks 19 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. new york city firefighter steven stiller was killed trying to save people's lives. his brother frank has been working to honor his brother and other first responders who gave the ultimate sacrifice. he joins us next. ♪ some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo to

. >> herd mentality and herd-developed they've just explained, lamere and me, talking about the red sox. but jonathan lamire, donald trump last night did something quite extraordinary. he admitted, out loud, that after 200,000 dead americans, he has now reverted back to where the british started, where boris johnson's people started, talking about herd immunity, and then immediately were rushed off of that when they figured out how many dead brits there would be donald trump has stumbled back onto it. and i just want to go back to what willie geist said, because you look at wisconsin and you go into those numbers, and yes, law and order is very important there, but coronavirus is the key issue, and you have some older people in wisconsin who are very concerned that donald trump still doesn't know what he's doing when it comes to this once-in-a-century pandemic so, talk about that and talk about the ten points -- the ten-point lead right now what's the white house's response to wisconsin seeming to slip beyond their fingertips, at least for now? >> joe, i think the most important takeawa

red pool, slams the candle on his forearm. fortunately for him, he was not hurt but yes, not advisable to do that. this is luis roberts, the chicago white soxrse diving form i guess the bottom line is he was safe but he's got some work to do on his approach there, the announcer called him a human lawn dart and then this, the philly fanatic, cannot help himself, he's never liked mets fans and he dunked popcorn even on a cardboard cutout. there you go. i also want to mention the la dodgers eclipsed the western division, the first team to clinch their playoff spot, they are one of the favorites, that is sports at this hour it is close to 11:00, andre and julie, more news. >> thank you so much, more next 11:00. >>> eviction notices are sent out, a lot of these businesses will not be able to survive. >> a moratorium on commercial eviction set to expire at the end of the month could be the final straw for many small businesses. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu f0x2 starts now. >>> small business owners in san francisco are making a pitch tonight for an extension of a moratorium on commercial eviction. hello again everywhere and i'm julie haener. by the