sampson.ow next, we have up annie chung from self-help for the elderly who will talk about efforts to conduct outreach and education with our asian and pacific islander community. annie? >> thank you so much, mayor breed, and good afternoon, everyone. i'm annie chung with self-help for the elderly, and as mayor said, we've been on the frontline, providing essential meals and other elder care services to all of our seniors in san francisco. and we're honored today, mayor, to partner with you and to support you in your relentless fight against the covid-19 pandemic, and to educate the chinese speaking seniors and families how to protect themselves once they step outside their homes. mayor breed, i think the seniors are doing their part to abide by the health order. i urge all the seniors and families to remember what dr. sampson just said and practice the three w's: one, wear masks, two, wash your hands, and three, watch your social distancing. i know the labor day weekend is coming up, and we m

freed him and dismissed most of the corruption charges against him and even while he was behind bars sampson posted record profits leak on his legacy as a global corporate giant and also one of the most powerful and impenetrable institutions in the country some call the republic of samsung. firefighters in colorado are struggling to contain the 2nd largest wildfire in the u.s. state's history large plumes of smoke can be seen rising over grand county as the fire continues to grow its force residents to flee their homes but an elderly couple were killed after refusing to leave the house they had lived in for decades . the 1st asian giant hornet nest found in the u.s. has been vacuumed out of the tree the nest was discovered a day earlier near the border with canada the invasive species is known as murder hornets as they can be fatal to some humans they're the largest stinging hornets in the world and can wipe out an entire honey bee hive and ours. this is ours and these other top stories at least 8 children have been killed and 13 others seriously injured in attack on a primary school in sout

and even while he was behind bars sampson posted record profits leak on his legacy as a global corporate giant and also one of the most powerful and impenetrable institutions in the country some call the republic of sam so let's get more on this now from donald kirk he's an author and journalist and joins us now live from seoul good to have you with this he was clearly a titan of korean industry have average every day koreans been reacting to this nice is he a much loved figure in the country. well he's a much admired much respected figure i'm not sure we can say he's much loved he's very controversial from 2 points of view for one thing he was twice convicted of major crimes and twice exonerated once he was the 1st time he was forced out as chairman of the entire somes an empire and the 2nd time he had to retire he had to resign again but he came back as chairman of the essential company in the empire something electronics which competes with apple's and in making smartphones the world's leading smartphone manufacturer so there's their move here in south korea to try to dilute the power

sampson. now next, we have up annie chung from self-help for the elderly who will talk about efforts to conduct outreach and education with our asian and pacific islander community. annie? >> thank you so much, mayor breed, and good afternoon, everyone. i'm annie chung with self-help for the elderly, and as mayor said, we've been on the frontline, providing essential meals and other elder care services to all of our seniors in san francisco. and we're honored today, mayor, to partner with you and to support you in your relentless fight against the covid-19 pandemic, and to educate the chinese speaking seniors and families how to protect themselves once they step outside their homes. mayor breed, i think the seniors are doing their part to abide by the health order. i urge all the seniors and families to remember what dr. sampson just said and practice the three w's: one, wear masks, two, wash your hands, and three, watch your social distancing. i know the labor day weekend is coming up, and we

was a near empty arena with the exception of election officials, a few players, and kings mascot sampson the lion. >> one of the most pristine extraordinary voting experiences in terms of organization, cleanliness, friendliness of the staff. i encourage people to vote early. >>> closer look at a crime crackdown. prop 20 with stiffen penalties for certain property crimes. yes would make it more difficult for convicted felons to qualify for early parole and release. prosecutors are divided on whether this is the right way to tackle crime. >> prop 20 will lead to increase in the prison population that will take money away from programs like drug treatment, mental health, trauma recovery centers for victims. >> when you become a serial thief, we will say we will elevate that to a felony and we will not send you to prison. we will make sure you get yourself into drug court. >> prop 20 would force misdemeanor offenders to turn over dna. under current law only adults arrested for felonies or convicted of sex crimes are required to do so. >>> activists in the bay area trying to tip the balance i

. >> sampson pulling down the temple. i hope that's not what this is, but i'm not sure it's not. >> there is a real question, too, about president's condition and what the implications of that are. i'm sitting here thinking -- we're watching the president tweet. those tweets are official statements. if the president were to tweet an announcement we were moving naval ships into the south china sea or some aggressive military action against some state, that would be read as a president. i don't know, is the president actually tweeting? is someone tweeting for him? is he of sound mind right now? >> we have no idea. >> seems pressing and relevant. >> and we have all to sleep, i think, for the next four weeks at least with one eye open because we don't know. assuming that this debate comes off with joe biden, number one, you know, why in hell are they going to be in the same studio? can't this be done virtually? the third kennedy/nixon debate was done with kennedy new york, nixon in los angeles. >> wow. >> the technology is a

liz: sampson, microsoft, looking at those names, they have performed absolutely you believe amazon andsoft . days involve seeing s&p fall 64 points. i point out to you the low of the session, we did have the s&p down 100 points. so we are well off the lows of the session. check it, we have the nasdaq at its lows down 327 points, and the nasdaq quick check here. down 190. so yes, tom hayes is exactly correct. we're coming off off the low. some fears coming out of the market. we're seeing volatility index begin to lower on a day where the truth is we're seeing yet another crest in coronavirus cases. [closing bell rings] much more to be heard from and said, "after the bell" is next. thanks for joining "claman countdown." i will see you tomorrow. connell: lockdown fears slamming into wall street on this monday. stocks are plunging throughout the day. virus cases rising around the country. also spiking in europe. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." we check in on the numbers, with the dow, first of all down more than 950 points at the low of the day. we have comb well off the

sampson.have up annie chung from self-help for the elderly who will talk about efforts to conduct outreach and education with our asian and pacific islander community. annie? >> thank you so much, mayor breed, and good afternoon, everyone. i'm annie chung with self-help for the elderly, and as mayor said, we've been on the frontline, providing essential meals and other elder care services to all of our seniors in san francisco. and we're honored today, mayor, to partner with you and to support you in your relentless fight against the covid-19 pandemic, and to educate the chinese speaking seniors and families how to protect themselves once they step outside their homes. mayor breed, i think the seniors are doing their part to abide by the health order. i urge all the seniors and families to remember what dr. sampson just said and practice the three w's: one, wear masks, two, wash your hands, and three, watch your social distancing. i know the labor day weekend is coming up, and we may be tempte

sampson. with our asian and pacific islander community. annie? >> thank you so much, mayor breed, and good afternoon, everyone. i'm annie chung with self-help for the elderly, and as mayor said, we've been on the frontline, providing essential meals and other elder care services to all of our seniors in san francisco. and we're honored today, mayor, to partner with you and to support you in your relentless fight against the covid-19 pandemic, and to educate the chinese speaking seniors and families how to protect themselves once they step outside their homes. mayor breed, i think the seniors are doing their part to abide by the health order. i urge all the seniors and families to remember what dr. sampson just said and practice the three w's: one, wear masks, two, wash your hands, and three, watch your social distancing. i know the labor day weekend is coming up, and we may be tempted to invite friends and family over for barbecues and gatherings. only invite people that are in your immediate

i'm proud to say we have a welfare reform bill, ruby sampsons and don lawsons, hundreds of thousands in my state and across the country today are working are examples of what can happen when you provide training for those welfare mothers and day care for the children the pressing problems that affect our children. and i've made sound proposals. we've got a big difference on child care for example. you see, i want the families to have a choice. i don't want to see the federal government licensing grandmothers. i don't want to see the federal government saying to communities, well, you can't do this anymore. we're going to tell you how to do it all. i want flexibility. you know, these people laugh about the thousand points of light. you ought to go out and see around this country what's happening in the volunteer sector. america helping america. i want to keep it alive in that and other entitlement. >> margaret warner for governor dukak dukakis. >> governor, i've going to ask you to follow up on a question that andrea asked involving social security. it is true, originally, you sought

and the ruby sampson's and don lawson's, hundreds of thousands of welfare mothers in this country and in my state and across the country, who today are working in earning, are examples of which can happen when you provide training for those welfare mothers, some day care for their children's, so those mothers can go into a training program and get a decent job. that's the way you bring a deficit down and helped to improve the quality of life for people at the same time. >> one minute for the vice president. >> i think i've addressed it, but let me simply say for the record that i did not vote to cut koalas. i voted the same way that he did three months before in a national governors conference. and he said at that time, quote, and this is a paraphrase, a freeze, that's easy. so i don't believe that we need to do what you suggested here, and i've said that i'm going to keep the social security element. keep that trust fund sound. but i do think there are flexible ways to solve some of the pressing problems particularly affecting our children. and have made some good sand proposals. but