and regis, we're so excited.ry you're retiring, but to commemorate the evening and your last show tomorrow, we're giving you this beautiful, brand-new vespa scooter. >> jimmy: i believe we do have the clip, yes. here's regis on a scooter. >> yeah, okay. >> are you ready, my friend? >> i'm on it, ready to go first time. >> for the love of god, be careful. thank you, godspeed. regis philbin, there he goes. >> i made it! i'm fine! >> yeah. he could have been killed. he actually could have been killed. the last night before he retires. he comes over, and i kill him. [ laughter ] you know, nobody checked him out on it. because the assumption was, "a," anybody can ride a scooter. and "b," certainly regis will ride a scooter. and then this was the aftermath of that. i think you have that there. >> jimmy: we do. >> i have it here, okay. >> is there room for you there, regis? >> good-bye, everybody. >> okay, all right. are your feet there? >> where are they? right there, okay. >> ready? >> oh my gosh. >> okay. >> good nig

he just -- he was always regis. that he woke up in the middle of the night saying, regis needs to go to the bathroom regis was just exactly like he was on television at all times >> that's nice to hear, isn't it >> boy, he was in our studio so many times we felt like he was part of our family, too. he treated everybody, us and our entire crew, just like that. we miss him. >> absolutely. >>> next up, the flaming lips are one of the few bands still performing during the pandemic but don't worry, if their new music video is any indication, they're doing it safely. the video for "assassins of youth" shows a recent concert where not only is the band in space bubbles but the crowd is, too. flaming lips front man wayne coyne walking over the crowd before returning to the stage. let's show you a clip here ♪ awesome, right creative. >> what happens if one of the bubbles, like, pops? >> they're pretty thick. i don't know how you get in. remember, craig, i was like, i don't know the band said the concert was done with strict s

' uniform. >> reporter: the late regis philbin hosted "who wants to be a millionaire" over the courseunday night and remembered him on "the view." >> i loved regis. i loved how he would announce his presence in every room that he would enter. >> reporter: jimmy puts his own spin when contestants get to ask the host. >> i'm stumped. so, jimmy, i'm asking you, final ask. >> i could actually cost someone a million dollars, and that is not a situation that i take lightly. >> reporter: kimmel is back in action again after taking the entire summer off. >> when d >> what did you learn about life? what did this time away from the show do for you? >> it was really a relief, i have to say. i've been working nonstop since i was 14 years old is the last time i had a summer off. so to be able to just kind of hang out with the family, it was a great bonding experience. i'm excited to get back to work but i'm also excited we're taking next summer off. >> reporter: i'm sandy kenyon, abc 7 news. >> should be exciting. now, hold on to your shopping cart, because there is some grocery aisle craziness co

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is it possible that the president can distribute regi regeneron to the hospitals? is it realistic or just talk? >> i think it's talk. i don't see how it's realistic. region ron said if they get fda approval, they might be able to distribute 50,000 doses. eli lilly said made 100,000. call it 200,000. we have 50,000 new cases every day on average. so to get the doses tout all americans is a tall order. we don't even know which americans would benefit from the antibody. the trump is one data point. we don't know if the antibody is the magical drug that helped him. and we have 30 million to 40 million uninsured americans. are they going to be act to access the medication, and presumably requires an iv, a hospitalization stay and it's really expensive. i don't see a a a a distribute it. and right now i don't see it. >> loet's talk about president trump. 74 years old. he is overweight to some degree, there are risk factors and he has seemingly done extremely well. it's still unclear how serious his symptoms are but he has bounced back strongly. we continue to wish him an

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. >>> an evacuation is under regi. storm hunters peer into the eye of a coming hurricane. >>> a week after he announced he was positive for covid virus, president trump believes he is no longer contagious and could be back on the campaign trail as early as tomorrow. >>> and the drug that he says cured his covid. will the fda give it a final approval >>> good morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. there was a chilling plan thwarted to kip michigan governor 13 men have been arrested. during a press conference whitmer called out the president for not doing enough to condemn hate groups. in a series of tweets the president slammed the governor he says, rather than say thank you, she calls me a white supremacist. >> reporter: the fbi says the target of the plot was michigan's governor gretchen whitmer. five men from michigan and one from delaware met several times starting in june and talked about storming the capitol and taking the governor hostage. their main complaint was the strict conditions especially th

the paris regi and eight other cities, including marseils, lyon, and lille.spots that span the length or breadth. these may be targeted restrictions but together add up to a national problem. what the government is desperate to avoid is a national solution. some medics are already calling for another nationwide lockdown. >> for several months now, we have adopted a strategy. we have opted for targeted measures city by city, area by area, rather than generalized bans. we rely on trusts of local officials, first and foremost the mayors. i want to say again without that we will not succeed. >> the government has been careful to consult local leaders after accusations it was sidelining them last month. but there is still a lot opposition. the mayor of marseilles has said she is very angry about the curfews. we know where infections happen, she said, companies, canteens, public transports. they are doing this in the wrong place. almost half of the life support beds in paris are already full of covid patient. staff were preparing for a marathon, not a sprint. one n

with rushford food distribution charity fashion is seen a surge in support this week alone they've regis tribute does not feed for 2200000 meals but they're warning the impact of cove it could see even more kids at risk over the winter as we start to see the impact of people losing their jobs. more and more people are reaching out to food banks and the local community for the 1st time in many cases so over the next few months we see demond for our services increasing thanks to charities like this one and the marcus rash that campaign many kids have been fed this school holiday that may otherwise have gone hungry but with coronavirus cases climbing and the next school holidays just weeks away there's growing pressure on the government to do more. to buy is elwood was one of hundreds of m.p.'s in the governing conservative party today against the extension of free school meals he says the government has increased welfare support since the start of the pandemic passed with public anger building he's now urging the government to think again. this generation of kids have been impacted have ha

full capacity some some were actually not called back to the factory you have also seen reductions regis and. comments will. many workers have accepted pay cuts of 20 percent and more to keep their jobs they all know friends who were fired and who are still waiting for up to 6 months of pay not knowing if they'll ever get their salary experts are calling for international assistance. and what needs to be done to support workers and enterprises during this crisis and the international coordination on stimulus packages and that relief measures we need to be very central to this in ensuring that the recovery is nobody affected but sustainable especially for lower income countries that have humans and fiscal space in jordan the garvan industry is the largest export sector it accounts for almost a 3rd of all exports sluggish demand abroad hurts the country and most of all these workers. and quickly a look at some of the global business stories making news. tesla has reported its fits quarterly profit in a row along with a record revenue of $8800000000.00 the stronger formants was driven by an

with rushford food distribution charity fashion has seen a surge in support this week alone they've regis tribute is nothing good for 2200000 meals but they're warning the impact of cove it could see even more kids at risk over the winter as we start to see the impact of people losing their jobs. more and more people are reaching out to food banks and their local community for the 1st time in many cases so over the next few months we see demand for our services increasing thanks to charities like this one and the markets crash that campaign many kids have been fed the school holiday that may otherwise have gone hungry but with coronavirus cases climbing and the next school holidays just weeks away there's growing pressure on the government to do more to bias elwood was one of hundreds of m.p.'s in the governing conservative party he voted against the extension of free school meals he says the government has increased welfare support since the start of the pandemic. with public anger building he's now urging the government to think again. this generation of kids have been impacted have had

with rushford food distribution charity fashion has seen a surge in support this week alone they've regis tribute is nothing good for 2200000 meals but they're warning the impact of cove it could see even more kids at risk over the winter as we start to see the impact of people losing their jobs. more and more people are reaching out to food banks and their local community for the 1st time in many cases so over the next few months we see demand for our services increasing thanks to charities like this one and the marcus rash that campaign many kids have been fed this school holiday that may otherwise have gone hungry but with coronavirus cases climbing and the next school holidays just weeks away there's growing pressure on the government to do more to buy is elwood was one of hundreds of m.p.'s in the governing conservative party who voted against the extension of free school meals he says the government has increased welfare support since the start of the pandemic. with public anger building he's now urging the government to think again. this generation of kids have been impacted have h

off if vice president joe biden wins and democrats sweep congress because there will be a higher tax regiis that something that you're fearful of or how short or long-term is it? >> if you go back to 2016 and we saw the implementation of tax code then, the difference of performance among similar companies with different tax rates was almost minimal so to the extent that there is a sell off, it's going to be around something else other than taxes. it could be stimulus, or passing a lower measure rather than just passing itself don't focus on taxes focus on the policy backdrop. >> all right big policy backdrop for sure thank you very much. we appreciate it that does it for us on worldwide exchange squawk box picks up the market coverage coming up next. >>> the dow posted it's best week since august. supreme court confirmation hearings begin today for amy coney barrett. 22 days left before the election and we're just 24 hours from major market events including an apple product launch and amazon megasale and the kick off of earning season everything you need to know is straight ahead, monday

with rushford food distribution charity fashion has seen a surge in support this week alone they've regis tribute is nothing good for 2200000 meals but they're warning the impact of cove it could see even more kids at risk over the winter as we start to see the impact of people losing their jobs. more and more people are reaching out to food banks and the local community for the 1st time in many cases so over the next few months we see demand for our services increasing thanks to charities like this one and the markets crash that campaign many kids have been fed the school holiday and they otherwise have gone hungry but with coronavirus cases climbing and the next school holidays just weeks away there's growing pressure on the government to do more. to buy as elwood was one of hundreds of m.p.'s in the governing conservative party he voted against the extension of free school meals he says the government has increased welfare support since the start of the pandemic bath with public anger building he's now urging the government to think again. this generation of kids have been impacted hav

later and approved in a referendum but the problem with the referendum is there were no electoral regis's and no free press and with this new framework they could be created now we could move from a state that has more like a subsidiary state right now that lets the market regulate several things like education like health care and to create a new framework that could move also to the problems that need to be addressed here but of course it's important to note that the constitution alone will not change this situation of chileans a lot of reference that need to be done this exactly so we distill a need to do next i mean you've got this referendum now what other reforms need to be implemented the other reforms next to the constitution that should be for example in these different areas the big problem with the current constitution is not only the illegitimacy of origin that it was created during the dictatorship but it requires a really high quorum to make changes and the different reforms that need to be done close to that that i've mentioned already are for example also when it comes to

kathie lee gifford on losing her good friend regis. >> he never failed making me laugh. dr. children get married disturbing the pandemic. dr. oz: the president claims he is immune to the coronavirus and many of you who have had covid-19 are operating under the assumption you can't get it

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. >> and tonight's premiere will include a special tribute to regis philbin who hosted "who wants to from 1999 to 2000. he passed away in july. watch tonight at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. looking forward to that. >>> "frozen" fans are about to get chills. how a chef and a super mom are jackie, i'm looking at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singing) up above the world so high... like a diamond in the sky. i'm so glad that your shoulder is feeling better. but, how are you doing? i'm hanging in there... schedule a video visit with your doctor. and get quality care with no copay. kaiser permanente. thrive. but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like

. >> tonight's premiere will include a special tribute to regis philbin who hosted "who wants to be aed in jewel. watch the remere tonight on abc 7. >>> "frozen" fans are about to get chills. ayesha curry is celebrating the first anniversary of "frozen 2" your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singing) up above the world so high... like a diamond in the sky. i'm so glad that your shoulder is feeling better. but, how are you doing? i'm hanging in there... schedule a video visit with your doctor. and get quality care with no copay. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> ayesha curry is teaming with disney for the return of frozen fanfest. she'll host a virtual play date today. fans of olaf, el is aand the gang, that includes the sing-along, a choreographed dance lesson and tutorial on drawing olaf from one of disney's own artists. >> i'm winning some points in my household because

. >> tonight's premiere will include a special tribute to regis philbin who hosted "who wants to be aonaire" from 1999 to 2002. philbin died in july. watch the remere tonight on abc 7:00 at 9:00 p.m. >>> "frozen" fans are about to get chills. how bay area chef and supermom ayesha curry is celebrating the first anniversary of "frozen 2" and how you can join in on the r: she's a staple in the stands >>> bay area chef and supermom ayesha curry is teaming up with disney for the return of frozen fanfest. she'll host a virtual play date today to celebrate one year since the release of "frozen 2." it will be fun for activities for fans of olaf, elsa and the gang, that includes the sing-along, a choreographed dance lesson and tutorial on drawing olaf from one of disney's own artists. >> i'm winning some points in my household because "frozen" is life. we have choreographed dance lessons my girls are excited about, an american sign language tutorial to "show yourself" which some are familiar with, so much more. i'll be cooking. it will be so much fun. >> participants will also get an exclusive

jury and those that knew and said nothing to see them the sentenced, to be reprimanded for that and regis behavior has been some justice. the national attention and the media and the story rising has been some justice. and when they get the money, yes it feels like some justice but it's very bittersweet because the scars are left especially for the children of flint and their future or neurological problems or learning disabilities and the money is there to help how we can, how the family can get them the appropriate care that they need or tutoring that they need and getting them on with life. and for them ultimately justice would have been that this never happened. everybody in hinckley feels the same way. what good is the money going to do you when i have cancer and i'mgoing to die ? >> we should clarify hinckley was the town where you got your start in the film where there's chromium six pacific gas and electric. >> in flint they switched river waters. flint was a perfect storm and in the way pg and e was a perfect storm. pg and he was groundwater, well water. the pg and the hinckley c

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with rushford food distribution charity fashion is seen a surge in support this week alone they've regis tribute does not feed for 2200000 meals but they warning the impact of cove it could see even more kids at risk over the winter as we start to see the impact of people losing their jobs. more and more people are reaching out to food banks and the local community for the 1st time in many cases so over the next few months we see demand for our services increasing thanks to charities like this one and the markets crash that campaign many kids have been fed this school holiday that may otherwise have gone hungry but with coronavirus cases climbing and the next school holidays just weeks away there's growing pressure on the government to do more. to buy is elwood was one of hundreds of m.p.'s in the governing conservative party today against the extension of free school meals he says the government has increased welfare support since the start of the pandemic. with public anger building he's now urging the government to think again. this generation of kids have been impacted have had their

happening with the pandemic, rather you are a community leader, whether you're a politician come with regis an everyday citizen, my take on this response to the pandemic has been that everyone has played a role. even just staying at home and reinforcing that, look, everyone, i posted in facebook and i'm learning how to cook a healthy meal or undoing self-care by exercising in my backyard or my basement or whatever it may be. all of those things are really important that you aren't reinforcing a message. using okay, i am playing a part in this response by doing what is being asked of me, which is to remain at home, to be socially distant, but still thinking about your own emotional well-being, your on physical well-being and so again i think it just shows that everyone has to play a role here, and that this is really about help. and even the negatives, the disinformation, the bullying that happens online, that's all health-related. it's really important we think about these as public health issues that need to be addressed more broadly than just focusing on that poor individual, that one per

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