i'm robyn curnow. >>> just ahead, president trump tries to backtrack after his refusal to explicitly condemn white supremacy after tuesday night's chaotic and messy debate. >>> it wasn't just america watching with the debate. the world was too. what happened to american leadership? tens of thousands of americans are watching job losses today. airlines prepare for huge losses as the federal aid that propped up the industry expires. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >>> great to have you along with me this hour. the u.s. president, donald trump, is once again in cleanup mode after his chaotic presidential debate on tuesday where he once again failed to condemn white supremacists. while at a rally in minnesota, mr. trump tried to cdeclare himself the winner of the debate. he continued to bash his political rival joe biden and falsely claimed the democratic nominee is trying to cancel the remaining debates. >> i was debating two people last night, joe biden is too weak to

robyn! something's happened to me. yeah, i can see that. flipping great!hing altogether more original — wolfwalkers, the latest jaw—dropping animation from cartoon saloon, the kilkenny—based company behind secret of kells and song of the sea. sean bean provides the voice of bill goodfellowe, a i7th—century hunter who takes his daughter robyn to ireland, where simon mcburney‘s cromwellian lord protector commands him to rid the forest of wolves. but when robyn befriends a young wolfwalker, who is a girl when awake, a wolf when asleep, she unlocks a transformation that will place her and herfather in grave danger. co—directed by tomm moore and ross stewart, this gem of a movie runs in the tradition of the films like miyazaki's princess mononoke or hosoda's wolf children, an adventure centred on the forging or breaking of an essential bond with nature. it's a thrilling, empowering, life—affirming tale that will dazzle viewers young and old alike. it's in cinemas nationwide now. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. i'll be back in a for

i am robyn curnow. trump's blitz rallies in the campaign, the president pushing ahead in states with new record numbers of coronavirus case. >>> plus, lining up early to vote. more than 22 million ballots have already been cast, across the u.s. we'll break down the voting trends for you. and then, also, this. >> he's still dishonest about it. he keeps saying it's getting better and it never is. it's getting worse. >> and with the coronavirus surging, these lifelong republicans are voting blue, this election, and they're not the only ones. how seniors could swing states for biden. that's next. >> live from cnn center. this is cnn "newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> so it is just 16 days to go until the u.s. presidential election. donald trump is behind in the polls, and he is showing he is not afraid to push dangerous buttons, as he tries to energize his base. during a rally in michigan, on saturday, he criticized how the state's governor handled their coronavirus epidemic. and when the crowd started chanti

i'm robyn curnow. >>> just over two weeks to go until election day here in the u.s. and president donald trump is on a campaign blitz. he spent the weekend crisscrossing the country, and he'll begin this week with two rallies in arizona. now, the president was in nevada on sunday evening. and yet again, despite covid cases surging throughout the country, there was no social distancing and very few masks, as you can see here. the president seems to be going back to his playbook from 2016, holding several rallies a day and making baseless accusations against his democratic rival. but unlike four years ago, president trump sais also deali with this pandemic. and right now the u.s. is averaging more than 55,000 new cases a day. that's up more than 6% since mid-september. now, experts say the country is already in the midst of the autumn surge they have long predicted. and nevada reported the biggest one-day jump in coronavirus cases on saturday since mid-august. but president trump didn't mention that in t

so, that's in the very immediate world, robyn.ing forward after that, abortion rights are at stake, lgbtq worker rights are at stake. all sorts of issues will be coming down the road. but most immediately in focus will be the election and the affordable care act. >> how much of the tight rope will democrats have to walk here, particularly i suppose when it comes to issues around religion? >> amy coney barrett is a devout catholic. she has devoted some of her academic scholarship to writing about faith and the law. but the last time that democrats tried to bring up religion, in 2017 when she was up for u.s. appeals court seat, they kind of bungled it. they suggested by some questions that maybe they thought that it was a bad thing that she was so religious. senator feinstein, the senior democrat on the committee famously said, i think the dogma lives loudly within you. and she received a lot of criticism for, perhaps, being anticatholic. but yet it is -- so, democrats are going to steer away from it. but we have an unusual nominee

it was a daughter's wish, robyn getting ready to marry her love, tim, but her mother is in a nursing're trying to keep her safe from the virus. so, they decided to bring the wedding to her. 89-year-old dorothy roberts inside, her daughter robyn outside that window, smiling in her wedding dress. the wedding was held instead at the isabella center for nursing and rehabilitation in washington heights, new york. robyn and her fiance tim williams asked the center if they could hold their wedding outside in the courtyard so her mother could witness it. she was right there for the vows, the rings, the kiss. and she's right here tonight. >> hi, david. >> dorothy telling us, she was so honored to be included. >> i'm so happy to be here, to attend my daughter's wedding. >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> and the newlyweds, robyn and tim telling us, they could not have done this without dorothy. >> to see my mom in the window, it was more than we could have ever, ever possibly asked for. >> congratulations, robyn, tim and dorothy, too. good night. when was the last time your property tax bill went

and they are celebrating robyn's wedding together. robyn and her then-fiance tim williams asked the center if they could hold their wedding outside in the courtyard so mom could witness it. she was right there for the vows, the rings, the kiss. and she's right here tonight. >> hi, david. >> dorothy telling us, she was so honored to be included. >> i'm so happy to be here, to attend my daughter's wedding. >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> and the newlyweds, robyn and tim telling us, they could not have done this without dorothy. >> to see my mom in the window, it was more than we could have ever, ever possibly asked for. >>> we are not out of this pandemic. we still are seeing third waves of increases all over the count country, but we haven't seen that yet in san francisco. as long as we continue to follow the orders and wear our masks and do our part, the better things will be for all of us in our reopening efforts. >> mayor london breed on san francisco becoming the first in the bay area to move to the yellow category in the wake of th

in wisconsin, robyn vining was the only democrat to accomplish that. h >> the subure changed dramatically. >> reporter: democrat gordon hintz is the assembly minority leader. he hopes to expand on vining's win. >> there are a districts similar to hers-- sometimes even, maybe, perhaps with better numbers-- that i think there's a road map. and i think we have candidates that really, you know, reflect the model and the yle that representative vining has demonstrated as successful. >> reporter: for her part, vining says there's no magic t rmula. >> the formula ttters is that the community rises up and claims the seat. how that happens is going to be different in every com, right? >> i'm running for state assembly in this district. >> reporter: bonnie lee says the district didn't rise up against republicans, and people didn't change their minds. she says the 1h started voting mocratic when democrats moveduk out of mil. >> i certainly see that here in wauwatosa.th itsed to b if you were a city worker, you must live in the city of miaukee. and then, that was

i'm robyn kcurnow. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> thanks for joining me this hour. a little more than a week after donald trump announced his coronavirus diagnosis, his doctor has cleared the u.s. president to return to an active schedule. in a memo, dr. sean conley says mr. trump is no longer a transmission risk, and meets cdc criteria to stop isolating. but there are still so many things we don't know about the president's illness, like whether or not he's actually tested negative for the virus. dr. conley's memo doesn't say that. and mr. trump, certainly, wasn't waiting for that information to be made public before he started holding rallies, again. just hours ago, he gave a speech at the white house, in front of a packed audience, as you can see here. it was the president's first, public event since his coronavirus diagnosis, and he says the virus is starting to go away. >> through the power of the american -- the american spirit, i think more than anything else, science, medicine, we'll eradicate the china virus, once and for all. we'll get rid of

i'm robyn curnow. you're watching cnn. coming up on the show, we're hours away from confirmation hearings from supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. hear what she'll say in her opening statement. >>> dr. anthony fauci is expressing outrage after being featured in a trump ad without his consent. and england braces for tough new restrictions as coronavirus cases surge there. officials say they're near the tipping point. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >>> ten days after telling the world he tested positive for the coronavirus, the u.s. president is now claiming he's tested totally negative without offering any evidence. the white house won't say whether we'll get an update from his doctor who vaguely told us earlier that president trump is no longer considered a transmission risk. but now the president is take it further and claiming to have immunity. >> i have to tell you, i feel fantastically. i really feel good. i even feel good by the fact that, you kn

i'm robyn curnow. so there's new calls for concern in the u.s. when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. john hopkins university reported the biggest number of daily cases in almost two months on friday. this is just some of the news. it's fueling fears of a second wave. dr. megan rainy, an maerns physician spoke to cnn about that. just take a listen. >> myself i'm an er doc, and my colleagues across the country, we are all seeing increasing numbers of covid-19 patients who are coming into our ers, who are getting really sick requiring hospitalization and even intensive care. we did see those spikes in numbers about a month ago that were largely younger people going back to college, but what we're seeing now is it's starting to spread within the community. and we are all deeply afraid this is the beginning of that dreaded second wave. we still don't have adequate personal protective equipment for physicians and nurses on the front lines across the country. and as you and have discussed we still don't have a cure. >> a lot of people placing their

i'm robyn curnow.oming up on the show, the u.s. president on the campaign trail visiting states with huge spikes in coronavirus cases, but he doesn't mention the increases. also, covid cases on the rise in north of england, with new restrictions recommended. but the mayor of manchester is pushing back. and that is not sitting at all well with the prime minister. >>> and thousands of women march across the u.s. protesting president trump and his supreme court nominee. will their message be heard? ♪ >>> ten u.s. states reported on friday the highest number of new covid cases ever. that figure coming from johns hopkins university. one of those states is wisconsin, where the president held a campaign rally on saturday. as you can see here, he had one the same day in michigan as well, which has also been breaking covid case records. instead of mentioning these alarming new figures, the president criticized the state's governor for how these handling the pandemic. i want to play you a little bit of that. >>

i'm robyn curnow. it is 33 minutes past the hour.ump campaign effort to make ballot boxes, dropboxes in the state unconstitutional. this comes as the president continues to spread more false claims about voter fraud and his campaign calls for supporters to be poll watchers. election day officials worry it will lead to voter intimidation as abby phillip explains. >> i'm not comfortable sending my ballot through the mail. i'll just come here and drop it off. >> reporter: as millions of voters begin casting their ballots in person or by mail the postal service acknowledging in court documents that there has been a significant drop in first class on-time mail delivery. the usps saying it will increase staffing and make other changes to fix the problem. in battleground michigan voting is ramping up and so are the worries from voters. >> i want to personally make sure it got handed in. with all the talk of problems with the mail and that sort of thing i wanted to be sure. >> reporter: in texas governor greg abbott is facing at least two se

i'm robyn kcurnow. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> thanks for joininghan a week after donald trump announced his coronavirus diagnosis, his doctor has cleared the u.s. president to return to an active schedule. in a memo, dr. sean conley says mr. trump is no longer a trsm

>>> hello, bewelcome to all of r viewers here in the united states and all around the world, i am robyn curnow, i want to give you this breaking news coming out of washington. donald trump tweeted he's tested positive for coronavirus. this comes after hope hicks, she tested positive for the last 24 hours. we'll continue to monitor her progress but it is clearly now, all eyes focus on the president trump tested positive for covid. i want to talk about this news and impact. what kind of risk is he at now. >> this is a stunning announcement tonight and we are all very concerned about having anyone testing positive for covid and particularly the president of the united states and the first lady of the united states. this shows how important testing, tracing and quaranti quarantining and isolate is. the president does fall into a high risk of category. he's older and some what over weight. i don't know about any other preexisting conditions that he may or may not have. the important thing is he's in an age group that does have and risk for severe covid. so this is very concerning. >> we are

. >> during world war ii robyn hotchkis says her family had to shut down their stand but resilience is in her blood. >> we were born and bread to do this. >> and no state fair visit would be complete without some classic fair games. >> we have all of our stuff, toys, food, probably a stomach ache and we are done with the drive thru state fair of texas. >> drive thrus are typically described as a convenient way to get food fast. but this drive thru is offering a big bag of nostalgia with a side of comfort at a time when all people are cravek just a little bit of normalcy. rambit that ey found a mireyalarreal, cbs news, dallas texas. >> yuccas: all right, my fellow minnesotans insist we did the drive thru state fair first but in a typical year the texas event is bigger. friendly fair rule ofry, you becha. we'll be right back. >> yuccas: be sure to tune into tonight's 60 minutes when bill whitaker gets a hands on look at the effort to save a giant of the american west. >> grizzly bears can weigh as much as a thousand founds and stand nine feet tall on their behind legs. what has happened

local media speculated he might seek refuge a search is now on to catch georgia's most wanted man robyn 1st year walker al-jazeera tbilisi. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories france has expanded curfews to more regions as coronavirus cases surge. it comes as the country passed a 1000000 infections governments across europe and are grappling with how to deal with a rapidly spreading outbreak the other headlines of votes on the confirmation of u.s. supreme court nominee amy kone barrett will be held on monday fast tracked nomination has been one of the key topics in the lead up to the presidential election.

>> reporter: robyn, his condition has deteriorated this morning and he is in critical condition.is on a ventilator and under general anesthesia at the moment. he came into the hospital yesterday taken from his home in jeer coe where he was in serious but stable condition and remained in that condition overnight. again the hospital said this morning his condition deteriorated and he is now in critical condition. he is ventilated and is under general anesthesia. he was diagnosed about a week and a half ago. and all along he has been a high risk case because of a lung transplant he underwent in 2017 in the united states. these are critical hours as he remains in critical condition at a hospital in jerusalem. >> absolutely. it's actually rosemary, oren. so, israel is easing restrictions. is there any concern that that move could be premature as we've seen so many other times across the globe? >> reporter: rosemary, i apologize for the confusion there, and yes, there certainly certa concern here. if you compare the lockdowns, the numbers are dramatically different. it was less than a

i'm robyn curnow. >>> just ahead, president trump tries to backtrack after his refusal to explicitlyemacy after tuesday night's chaotic and messy debate. >>> it wasn't just america watching with the debate. the world was too. what happened to american leadership? tens of thousands of americans are watching job losses today. airlines prepare for huge losses as the federal aid that propped up the industry expires.

i'm robyn curnow.

i'm robyn curnow. you're watching cnn. from confirmation hearings from supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. hear what she'll say in her opening statement. >>> dr. anthony fauci is expressing outrage after being featured in a trump ad without his consent. and england braces for tough new restrictions as coronavirus cases surge there. officials say they're near the tipping point. >> announcer: live from cnn

robyn! something's happened to me. yeah, i can see that. flipping great!ropping animation from cartoon saloon, the kilkenny—based company behind secret of kells and song of the sea. sean bean provides the voice of bill goodfellowe, a 17th—century hunter who takes his daughter robyn to ireland, where simon mcburney‘s cromwellian lord protector commands him to rid the forest of wolves. but when robyn befriends a young wolfwalker, who is a girl when awake, a wolf when asleep, she unlocks a transformation that will place her and her father in grave danger. co—directed by tomm moore and ross stewart, this gem of a movie runs in the tradition of the films like miyazaki's princess mononoke or hosoda's wolf children, an adventure centred on the forging or breaking of an essential bond with nature. it's a thrilling, empowering, life affirming tale that will dazzle viewers young and old alike. it's in cinemas nationwide now. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. i'll be back in a fortnight. next week, it's anna smith. gran? hello, this is bre

>>> hello, bewelcome to all of r viewers here in the united states and all around the world, i am robynwant to give you this breaking news coming out of washington. donald trump tweeted he's test

local media speculated he might seek refuge the search is now on to catch georgia's most wanted man robyn year walker al-jazeera tbilisi. well that's it from a native barker for this news hour but i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news don't go away. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spin eclipsing story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided we need to cut our score look we don't want to lie on the authority and if the listening post on out is the right. al-jazeera. every. right. that. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks with our money talk to us without really. thought what happens to trust in a world driven by us as more want to see chanson made for us by these complex piece of code the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms in

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i've got one of the most exciting stories for youthful people plug power andy marsh is exciting the robynrstand there on squawk tomorrow so plug may bethe way to go. >> brace yourself. we'll see you tonight. mad money, 6:00 p.m. eastern time good monday morning. welcome to "sqwawk on the street." market lower on some covid concerns, watching earnings and stimulus talks new home sales are outlets get to santelli. >> we are expecting another number potentially over 1 million. 900,000 is the new read. we know single family has been on fire. the million, 1,11,000 now moves up over a million units. a bet of a set back down 3.5%. to really zero in on what's driving this particular report, let's head east to diana >> rick, this is a disappointment we were not expecting something under 1 million. i'm looking here at prices and inventory. we've seen the supply of homes drop dramatically. down 32% from a year ago this is because builders are having so much trouble keeping up with demand we are now at a 3.6 supply that is slightly up from the 3.4 month supply in existing homes, we have the short sup

brigadier general robyn blader of the wisconsin national guard. taking a quick look in pennsylvania they're getting ready to hear from the president of the united states in newtown, pennsylvania first of four stops , joe biden has already commented on the president's focus on pennsylvania saying that the president's refusal to cake covid-19 seriously or be honest with the american people about the reality of the virus has cost pennsylvania thousands of lives, hundreds of thousands of jobs over four years, all president trump has delivered to working families in pennsylvania are broken promises. i suspect when the president speaks, he will argue that point stay with us. a live bookkeeper is helping customize quickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. neil: all right we are learning more of this overnight daring seal team six rescue of an american hostages in nigeria. lucas tomlinson has many more details. reporter: good morning, neil

i am robyn curnow. with new record numbers of coronavirus case. >>> plus, lining up early to vote. more than 22 million ballots have already been cast, across the u.s. we'll break down the voting trends for you. and then, also, this. >> he's still dishonest about it. he keeps saying it's getting better and it never is. it's getting worse. >> and with the coronavirus surging, these

used to gambling to trading stocks i have friends who did that, it clearly was a -- a factor with robynder impact on markets who is doing analysis of gambling veers investi versus invest fixing you call that it. >> the audio wasn't great we will have you back soon we talked earlier department of justice is going to issue a suit against google, and antitrust lawsuit that will happen today. take a break look at that, then searching for -- fears most searched for phobias in 2020 you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ . >> i love you baby, ♪ election season from ages president trump squares off against former vice president joe biden in candidates fighting for every undecided vote on the board coverage from every angle expert analysis from all-important presidential debate until the last votes are counted "mornings with maria." we are invested in you. . maria: welcome back. time for morning buzz first up medicine delivery on the fly, merck collaborating with a drone logistics company in north carolina to test health care drone technology could deliver medicines to

housing, health care, education, the equitable justice committee, craig arnold, randall steven chuck robynseat, another with other ceos that, worked together and went through over the last few months looking at policies and what companies do, how government works, and today we're generating a report sharing our findings and it does focus on what we the businesses can do in particular large businesses but hopefully there's some ideas in there for smaller businesses as well, but also policy recommendations in each one of these areas to try and create an outcome where we have a more equitable system i would say we have learned a lot, talked to over a hundred different experts and we don't see this as the end, becky, we see this as an update on what we have learned and recommendations we are making to the country and for ourselves. there is obviously a lot more work to do with everything going on from the pandemic to all of us trying to make sure the economy gets to where it needs to get to, the election, we want to keep a spotlight on racial equity and keep the work moving forward. >> what are