sandi's cell phone was lying on the seat, but sandi herself was nowhere to be found.ousins gina and nancy. >> when they found sandi's car, did you go from thinking, okay, she's micing, maybe we'll find her, to -- >> she's gone -- >> reporter: she's gone. >> she's gone. >> oh, i figured if someone had her, that's it. >> reporter: captain scott strathy, since retired, was a detective for the king county sheriff's department in 1996. it must have extremely alarming from the perspective of law enforcement when you find sandi's car abandoned with the keys and her cell phone inside. >> at least it gave us an area to focus upon. the vehicle was located in southwestern king county. >> reporter: the cops noted an unusual detail -- the driver's seat was pushed back. sandi, who was tiny, drove with the seat in the forward position, as close to the steering wheel as possible. then, just as they were processing the car, the cops got another break. sandi's wallet was located lying in the parking lot of a hardware store. oddly enough, it was miles from her car. they were puzzled. >>

sandy. sandy: the thank you, dorothy. a few words about the order of the format. the order of questioning was determined by a toss of the coin. congresswoman ferraro won the toss. she elected to speak last. vice president bush will get the first question. the debate will be built upon a series of questions from the reporters on the panel. four a reporter will ask a candidate a question, a follow-up question, then the same to the other candidate, then each candidate will get to rebut the other. the debate will be divided into two parts, there will be the first section on domestic affairs, the second on foreign affairs. manner of address was decided by the candidates. vicefore, it will be president bush and congress woman for her. we begin with john. >> john adams, one of the nation's first presidents, said, "today i am nothing, tomorrow i may be everything." i would like to ask, vice president bush, four years ago, you ran against mr. reagan for the republican nomination. you disagreed with him on such a issues of vague limits amendment, abortion, and you even labe

during the first phase of opening for the first time in 6 years, sandy can sleep easy. >>because i feel safe here. i feel safe here so nice to hernia reporting kron 4 news. >>coleman is now a record breaking number of covid-19 cases have been reported in the u.s. as of yesterday more than 77,000 people headed. there are also 921 covid-19 related deaths reported nationwide yesterday. the deputy director at the cdc says it's a quote distressing trend and said numbers are increasing in almost 75% of the country. the numbers are going up globally as well more than 443,000 new infections were reported around the world. >>avoid local election headquarters this election season and this reminder we're only 11 days away now from the november 3rd election and of course last night americans saw their second and final presidential debate. it was a last chance for both president trump and joe biden to address a huge prime time audience catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics got reaction from one of our political analysts and she has more catherine well there are peopl

everybody knew sandy--very lab, x-ray, the respiratory therapists.ou know, she always had smile for them, or a kind word for them. we're a family, and it was devastating. >> my sister was a nurse. (voice breaking): she would tell us that she was going to go to work with no fear, that she knew that god was with her and he was going to protect her. >> narrator: it was the start of the coronavirus pandemic in california, and nurs sandy oldfield were short on masks and gowns and gloves. >> it was hard. our morale was pretty low. we still weren't getting the ppe on our floor, on our unit. it was tough. >> she didn't feel safe. i even had made a comment to her. i said, "just don't go to work." she was, like, "we have to. we've already, i mean, you don't just not show up, you know?" but she said everybody felt the same. i mean, they felt that they just were not being protected. she cared for a patient that was asymptomatic. he showed no signs of the virus or anything. and my sister, unfortunately, was exposed. she called me in the morning and said that she

during the first phase of opening for the first time in 6 years, sandy can sleep easy. >>because i feel safe here. i feel safe here so nice to hernia reporting kron 4 news. >>also a san jose starting today, the city of san jose is reopening 290 playgrounds and 36 exercise areas across the city. there is a catch though the city says playground equipment will not be sanitized so parents are being asked to bring their own wipes or something too clean up the equipment sanitize it before and after use some of the guidelines for reopening the parks include washing or sanitizing your hands before and after using the equipment wearing face coverings at all times and of course staying 6 feet of distance away from those outside of your immediate household. >>i actually really excited for the fires love my kids we've lived here for 10 years we've become this park. >>we love it. >>the city will be monitoring the parks and facilities to make sure people are being safe social gatherings are still prohibited. >>in southern california starting next month the downtown disney district wi

thanks very much, sandy barber. thanks very much.ing has been reported in the main city of the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh, just hours after a fragile ceasefire came into effect between armenia and azerbaijan, who've been fighting over the territory. at least 400 people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced in the past two weeks of violence. nagorno—karabakh, here in red, is governed by ethnic armenians who broke away from azerbaijan in the 1990s. but their administration is not recognised internationally. the bbc‘s 0rla guerin is on the frontline in azerbaijan. distant explosions the countdown to the ceasefire. shelling till the last minute. both sides have been hit hard in the past two weeks but here in azerbaijan many don't welcome the truce. like this man, who has been fighting on the front line. he can't bear to enter his house but wants us to show what happened inside. well, this was a busy family home. 0n the table there is still a pair of glasses and the accordion and the clock is still ticking. over here o

. >> hurricane sandy. >> no one remembers. >> superstorm sandy. >> superstorm sandy. right. some of you may remember that barack obama came to new jersey, and he and chris christie had their arms around each other. and later on, the republican ccampaign said that one really hurt. you know, i mean, it was certainly not, not meant to be that way, but boy, there we have the media image that just ends up hurting that romney, they are defeated and that is it. 2016. we ar going to spend a lot more time on 26 in future classes. i think everyone should remember this pretty clearly. of course, it was hillary clinton against donald trump. tim came, kain, the senator from virginia and mike pence the former governor of indiana. i have said this before. i might've said and the first class but i'm going to say it again, and that is someone tells you that they knew that donald trump was going to win in 2016, they knew it, they were convinced, they are full of baloney. there was nobody who identified trump as the likely winner and 2016. realal clear politics, everybody thought the hillary c

during the first phase of opening for the first time in 6 years, sandy can sleep easy. i feel safe here. i feel safe here so nice to hernia reporting kron 4 news safe. well new video tonight shows a woman in l a allegedly trying to kidnap 2 children they can see the suspect here we'll give you. >>shot the suspect walking up to the woman and her one year-old brother in a parking lot and he demands the child you can see that it didn't play out right here, we'll give you another look as kimberly cheng reports police saying this is not the woman's only attempted kidnapping. >>lapd detectives are reviewing new surveillance video of a female suspect who they say tried to kidnap 2 kids. the first incident was captured on camera around 06:00pm sunday in the florence neighborhood of south l a the victim was with her one year-old brother in a restaurant parking lot on the 100 block of west manchester when the stranger approached her and demanded that she hand over the child. she tried to get away. the suspects followed them and tried to grab him the victim screamed for help thank

during the first phase of opening for the first time in 6 years, sandy can sleep easy. >>because i feel safe here. i feel safe here so nice to hernia reporting kron 4 democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris campaign today in atlanta to speak with black voters as she went to spelman college which is a famous historically black college she was greeted by some well-known activists. >>harris defended her record as a prosecutor and promise that joe biden white house would push to decriminalize marijuana and expunge the records of americans convicted under current federal laws. harris also strongly criticized efforts to make it more difficult to vote. why do you think. >>so many powerful to make it so difficult. and confusing. beautiful home. take such time and go through such effort put so much energy. and to trying to suppress your phone. and i'll tell you what i think the answer is yes. because they know your power. know you're they know our power. so let's not let anybody take our power us. >>she also said that her running mate, joe biden and harris favor spend

sandy, i thought things were cooling down. >> things are cooling down, but the winds are not going to be relaxing much this weekend. as a matter of fact, they will be picking up again as we head into late sunday and continuing into early next week. we do have gusty winds right now. 19 mile an hour winds. it's a dry down sloping wind offshore flow, as you know, is bringing that humidity down 9% at atlas peak. ultima 18%, which is why that red flag warning is in effect for the east bay hills and east bay valleys until tomorrow morning. any fires that do develop will rapidly spread. gusts could be anywhere from 35 to 50 miles an hour. now, a fire weather watch has already been issued for us sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. tuesday. the reason for this, this is expected to be a stronger offshore wind event. gusts anywhere from 40 to 60. 70 plus not out of the question for the hills. critical fire conditions are expected as we head into sunday night and monday. take a look at the hour by hour winds. 11:00 sunday night, 40 mile an hour winds. notice those winds spread to the lo

let me go back to the main point, sandy. mr. bush is trying to run against lyndon johnson and jimmy carter and everybody in the world, but me in this case. i have proposed a managed competition plan for health care. i will say again, you cannot control health care costs simply by cutting medicare. look what's happened. the federal government has cut medicare and medicaid in the last few years. states have cut medicaid. we've done it in arkansas under budget pressures, but what happens? more and more people get on the roles as poverty increases. if you don't control the costs of the health care system you cannot gain control. we set up a national ceiling on health care costs set by health care providers and not by the government and we provide managed competition and we control public and private health care costs. now just a few days ago a bipartisan commission of republicans and democrats, more republicans than democrats said my plan will save the average family $1200 a year more than the bush plan will for the year 2000. $2.2

sandy will ask it. >> mr. president, there's been a lot of talk about harry truman in this campaign, so much so that i think tomorrow i'll wake up and see him named as the next commissioner of baseball. [laughter] the thing that mr. truman didn't have to deal with is drugs. americans are increasingly alarmed about drug-related crimes in cities and suburbs. and your administration is not the first to have grappled with this. and are you at all of a mind that maybe it ought to go to another level, if not to what's advocated by william f. buckley, jr. and milton friedman, legalization, somewhere between there and where we are now? >> no, i don't think that's the right answer. i don't believe legalizing narcotics is the answer. i just don't believe that's the answer. i do believe that there's some fairly good news out there. the use of cocaine, for example, by teenagers is dramatically down. but we've got to keep fighting on this war against drugs. we're doing a little better in interdiction. many of the countries

he's in sandy, utah. great to have you both on.with you, where did this idea come from? i was actually talking with a friend who was very concerned about what was happening at the national level. it has become so negative, toxic in politics in the united states, and worry about what would happen on november the 4th, could we see violence and rioting? we said we need to do something. i have tremendous respect for chris peterson, my opponent. we started having a conversation and had this crazy idea that maybe we should cut an ad together and show that utah believes differently, show the rest of the united states there isa rest of the united states there is a better way. we both agreed to do it and ten days later this was the final result. chris, what has been the final reaction? there must have been some of your supporters who are not happy? there are some folks that are worried about it but overwhelmingly it has been a positive reaction. here in the united states we have had such a level of acrimony for so long, people are yearning

sandy barber speaking there.white house, head to our website. there's all kinds of background and analysis — just go to bbc.com/us2020. the brazilian health ministry has confirmed that the country has passed 150,000 coronavirus deaths just two days after confirmed cases passed five million. the country is the third worst hit for infections after the us and india. gail maclellan reports. out for a ride in sao paulo state and stopping for a quick selfie without a mask and seemingly without a care. this is the president of brazil, jair bolsonaro. like the president to his north, bolsonaro has been playing down the seriousness of the virus. translation: if you catch it one day, don't worry. we try to avoid it, you know? i am 65 years old. i did not feel anything — not even a little flu. absolutely nothing at all! the president, who himself contracted the coronavirus, is encouraging a return to normality to avoid the collapse of the economy, showing himself without a mask at official events or with his followers. desp

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sandy was a school teacher almost 40 years. the mayor in their hometown of madison, nebraska, for four years after nearly two decades on the city council. they spent their days giving back to their community and playing an active role in the lives of their four grandchildren. don and sandy died within two days of each other shy of their 60th wedding anniversary. their mayor memories and the memories of all those lost in this horrific pandemic be a blessing. tune in to cnn "state of the union" this sunday. 9:00 a.m. and noon eastern. guests will be nancy pelosi, mark meadows and alexandria ocasio-cortez. our coverage on cnn continues right now. i will see you sunday morning. stay safe. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news! >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we are following breaking news. more than 223,000 americans are now lost their lives in the coronavirus pandemic as the number of known cases here in the united states has now topped 8.4 million. a

yeah well i mean that's why i mentioned the sandy hook situation which was obviously a terrible terrible moment in history for us but then. we're seen something not exactly apples and oranges but the civil unrest the things that are making democracy look at streamlining messy extremely dysfunctional the cove it sort of response and sort out how poorly we're doing it there that's all getting very well covered in china because it quite frankly plays into the c.c.p. narrative of hate communism is the best form of government for our 1400000000 people and then they even take it one step further and they say wow maybe that actually is a good form of government for the united states and they haven't figured it out yet so obviously there's a lot of things we all disagree with that narrative that they're using over there but that is the playbook that's at hand right now right so the objective is not to inform the population but that titillate the population and we see that all over the world actually but china seems to be ahead of the pack because of the autocracy form of government that they hav

daniel was killed at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, on december 14th 2012. daniel was seven. i was there that day. saw the parents after they learned that they had lost 20 beautiful children. six great educators died in the firehouse on that day it was unspeakable grief. that grief remains with her. but natalie like newtown is resilient and strong in her grief and trauma of spurred hope and action and many in young people are leading the movement to deal with the epidemic and scourge of violence in this country. what happened in sandy hook was not an isolated incident, there have been 236 other mass shootings in the last decade, in the last ten years, gun violence has taken more than 354,000 lives in rural communities, urban communities all around the country. and i'm sure in indiana and south bend as well. your opinion in kanter and goes farther than justice scalia and you characterized it as radical. is in effect an outlier, and it is in fact radical. >> did i say it was radical in the opinion? >> i think you said "it sounds kind of radical to say felons c

the ground china and fact i remember vividly why and where they didn't do it which was during the sandy hook massacre which happened to be during the time we were shooting iron man 3 in beijing they kept the news running full time all the time about that story because it made us look so dysfunctional in terms of sort of this lawlessness or whatever the story parameters were around at whether you like to have the angle or not the chinese loved it and then in issues like with the debate the other night i actually thought what was going on between the 2 candidates was relatively tame in terms of china i mean let's face it the c.c.p. is well aware that there is bipartisan support to get tough fine china i don't think anything was really honored that was particularly offensive but you could tell they were definitely being cautious when it came to the right side of the aisle and what they were going to say about china versus the left side because let's face it the right side has been much more hawkish for a longer period of time so i think that's where they're scare was you know this technolo

. >> whether it was after hurricane sandy where i fought to have families recover or help rebuild fightingureaucrats at city hall or insurance companies, you know, people know that i've been there for the community during the most difficult times, during this covid pandemic at the height of pandemic, my staff and i and volunteers, we delivered 100,000 piece of ppp to the front lines and 100 bags of groceries to seniors who were afraid to leave their homes, they're our most vulnerable. i helped food drives with various organizations in fact. helped six pantries fill their shelves when they were running low on supplies. and also, even after when we were trying to get back to some sense of normally, ensuring that our cemeteries were open for visitors on mother's day, these are things so important to people and in order for people to really feel like we're getting back to normalcy in our city, in our nation, we have to make sure that we have rapid covid testing that we're encouraging people to get testing, that we ensure that we have a vaccine, hopefully we're a few months away from. we need t

. >> we thought the surface was going to be sandy and beach-like. then i saw the first images coming in. i thought oh, boy. we are in for a real challenge. >> reporter: it is covered in bolders. to find a safe spot scientists spent a year mapping every square everyone and settled on this small clearing. >> there is a large rock on the eastern rim i call mount doom about 30 feet tall. >> about the size of a large van having to maneuver into something the size of a small parking space. it ends with a space vacuum cleaner designed to collect about two ounces of asteroid gravel. it spends about ten seconds before backing away. >> the most intriguing part to me o the mission is the citement of bringing a sample back to earth. >> reporter: nasa's director of planetary science. almost like discovering the dna of the universe. >> it is exactly like discovering the dna of our solar system because this is the material that built up who we are here today. >> reporter: potentially a cosmic jackpot that will land in utah in 2023. >> and that is the overnight new

back to to go superstorm sandy.ven from that point forward, we have been moving in that transition. you go back from when i was a banker a million years ago. the world changed a lot from paper to where we got superstorm sandy on that evolution will continue. challengesof the that many companies have had is preserving privacy and security as we go online. what issues have been raised for your industry in particular? industry has put tremendous effort and resources into privacy and data protection even before the pandemic. we had a good platform going into this situation were everything was going remote, everybody was on zoom or whatever platform they are using. there is no question that heavy lien on communications createsgy, being remote potentially more risk. it's something the sender see his whelp afford -- well prepared for but we have to continue to be prepared for. one of the things that came out of this was the effort of the to put business continuity planning and training and cyber resilience but that will be

. >> i think there's someone shooting at the sandy hook school.nd they're still shooting. >> there's still shooting going on, please. >> one of the worst days of his presidencyt was the day of the sandy hook elementary school shootings in newtown. john brennan who, at that time, was the homeland security adviser wasnd updating him throughout the morning and then finally came in and said that 26 people had died, including 20 grade school kids. he's reacting as a parent more than probably as a president, imagining the horror of kissing your child in the morning, sending them off to school on the school bus, and then only a few hours later having to identifys your child's body wh has been shot multiple times at close range. he felt it was his duty as president tois speak to the natn in these times of tragedy. i had never seen him do this before,o blowing his cheeks aso whether he was unsure he would be able to keep it together. >> those who died today were children. beautiful little kidsto between the ages of five and ten years old. they had their en

ollie devoto scored their fifth and final try at sandy park.estic and european double. they‘re in the champions cup final next weekend too. elsewhere, ospreys are playing ulster in the pro14. ulster have had little success in recent away games but at the break, they lead ten—6 with them and scoring the only try in the first half. ulster were rewarded when marcel cuts across the line. there is about 20 minutes left. the women‘s premier 15s rugby season is under way in england after last season was declared null and void in april due to the pandemic. gloucester—hartpury got their campaign off to a flying start with a bonus—point win at home to exeter chiefs. this early score from kelly smith was the pick of the cherry and whites‘ six tries as they won 34—14. elsewhere, there were wins for saracens, loughborough and harlequins, who beat durham 103—0. next, it‘s been a day of mixed fortunes in formula 1. lewis hamilton‘s hopes of equalling michael schumacher‘s record of 91 wins in tomorrow‘s eifel grand prix have been dealt a blow by his team—mate

but let me go back to the main point, sandy. mr. bush is trying to run against lyndon johnson and jimmy carter and everybody in the world but me in this race. i have proposed a managed competition plan for health care. i will say again, you cannot control health care costs, simply by cutting medicare. look what's happened. the federal government has cut medicare, and medicaid in the last few years, states have cut medicaid. we've done it in arkansas, under budget pressures. but what happens? more and more people get on the rolls as poverty increases, if you don't control the health care costs of the entire system, you cannot get control of it. look at our program. we set up a national ceiling on health care costs, tied to inflation, and population growth, set by health care providers, not by the government. we provide for managed competition, not government models in every state. and we control private and public health care costs. now, just a few days ago a bipartisan commission of republicans and democrats, more republicans than d

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it is getting cooler, sandy. >> it is indeed. today was definitely cooler across the bay. since we're on that roll we'll keep it going, as least for inland areas. i think people are enjoying the change in the air. as i show you here, we're still dealing with mid and high-level clouds coming in. just leftovers of former hurricane marie. we're also watching this system here. now, this system here is going to transport the moisture into the pacific northwest but what it's going to do is keep that cooling going for us so we're not expecting any heat wave anytime soon. it hopes the firefighters especially with the cooler, moisture pattern. air quality still not so great. it is poor for sensitive groups in santa rosa right now. conquered moderate. hooergs some good news. while it is still going to be smokey and hazy tomorrow, the good news comes in with the sea breeze pushing some of that smoke out of here beginning on friday morning. the blues there indicating less smoke across our region and that will continue through friday night and even going into saturday, so at least that

when the herd rushes in, that is when we want to rush out >> all right, sandy, thank you very much. >>> still on deck for the show, a live report from paris, where the government is imposing new lockdown restrictions to try to stem the record breaking spread of covid france finding itself the new epicenter of the second wave at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. >>> futures looking to try to rebound after yesterday's spectacular very large selloff, 943 points shaved off the dow. right now the dow jones is implied higher by 185 points we were kind of close to 200 at one point. some of the pre-market gainer, you can see we're looking at shares of ford up by about 6% after earnings twitter shares up 5.5% pre-market and welltower up about 4.5% as well when we come back,

i'm connell mcshane reporting live from sandy springs georgia as we continue the swing state economy series. >>s it hand about a great series. i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis today this is "after the bell." s&p 500 and nasdaq ending in the green. connell: we'll talk to business owners as we usually do on a battle ground state in georgia. national polls in the state, joe biden has lead by one, another one shows biden up by 10 points. national polls. it is swing states like this that will decide the election and race much closer in many of these states. hillary vaughn is in nashville ahead of the debate. hillary? reporter: connell, president trump is on the ground here in nashville, tennessee, and democratic nominee joe biden is on his way for tonight's final face-to-face between the two candidates before election day. there are six topics tonight. president trump might be adding one to the list. hunter biden. >> he is going to get into this issue of hunter biden. the american people need to know if the biden family in any way is beholden to china. i mean this is our bigges

abc 7 news reporter sandy kenyon spoke with host, jimmy kimmel. >> reporter: before jimmy kimmel hosteds obvious. >> that was crazy! >> it's almost like a fantasy camp. like baseball fantasy camp. you get to go put on the mets uniform. you get out on the field and you feel like even though you're not, that's kind of how i feel stepping into regis' uniform. >> reporter: the late regis philbin hosted "who wants to be a millionaire" over the course of two decades. kimmel will pay tribute to his friend sunday 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

what are the main assumptions, different assumptions in an analysis like sandy's versus yours?well he doesn't pay any attention to the pairings with -- the three things we just talked about. what is their reward to working and what is their reward to investing in how productive are we going to be? he uses really historical patterns of those things and a multiplier analysis. that might have forked historically in principle although historically he promised obama stimulus would keep unemployment up and not surprisingly because he was way off when president trump four years ago he was going against mrs. clinton and he said i hope trump doesn't win because we will have an immediate recession and instead we had an immediate acceleration of the growth rate beyond expectations. paul: just briefly sandy ann the keynesians i called and put more faith in government spending as a growth multiplier. >> by using the multiplier you have faith in magic pixie dust i would think. paul: thanks casey mulligan. thanks for coming in. still ahead as voters head to the polls and look at what else is

and i want to tell you about one of them from sandy hook, connecticut. natalie -- who is shown here with her brother daniel. daniel was killed at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, on december 14th, 2012. daniel was 7. i was there that day. i saw the parents after they'd learned that they had lost 20 beautiful children. and sixth grade he hgreat educa died as well. natalie says that grief remains with her. but natalie, like newtown, is resilient and strong, and her grief and trauma have spurred hope and action. she and many young people across the country are leading the movement to deal with the he defensemen i can and scourge of gun violence in this country. what happened at sandy hook was not an isolated instance. 236 other mass shootings in the last decade, in the last ten years. gun violence has taken more than 354,000 lives in rural communities, in urban communities all around the country. and i'm sure in indiana and south bend as well. your opinion in cantor goes further than justice scalia and heller. in fact, you characterized

. >> yeah, sandy, tech has ruled the day. apple in particular is like 14% of the nasdaq 100 right now, but it looks like we're off to a fourth quarter with it continuing to perform like it has all year what stops that at this point, anything >> yeah, i mean, we're going to try to avoid some of the larger cap tech bellwethers they have had quite a run and we're trying to find pockets of value and more smaller cap if you look at the vanguard growth versus value it's almost a 40% disparity. i think there's a lot of pockets of value and typically small caps outperform coming out of a recession, and that's where we want to be you look year to date, s&p up 9% russell 2000 still down 2% i still think there's plenty of opportunity in smaller cap and value names. >> give me a couple of them real quickly, sandy >> sure, i like lygand pharmaceuticals, and they are currently selling to gilad for their remdesivir covid treatment. really like that one think it will work out real well and will add $3 to earnings. i like caesar's. this is a

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joining us is meteorologist sandy patel, and what a doozie it has been for the firefighters fighting this fire. >> they don't seem to be taking a break. the winds are up to 25 miles an hour in mt. tam. this tends to dry out the atmosphere even more, and we're already dry to begin with. hour by hour we go. you will notice 20-mile-an-hour winds near gernville. those winds will remain dusty until tomorrow morning, which is why the concern is there for the firefighters. near the glass fire, it is 81 degrees but still pretty dry. 21% humidity. winds are light, fortunately, so hopefully they can hold that fire. red flag warning until 6:00 a.m. saturday for those gusty winds and low humidity. i'll be back to look at the air quality, including the weekend's forecast, coming up. >>> in the north bay, we're getting more pictures of destruction from the glass fire. this time it's a family home that dates back to the 1920s, but miraculously, their vineyard went untouched by the flames. lori has the story from calistoga. >> reporter: on the way to visit a list of napa valley wineries, we found la

that we may not be out of the woodshed, the team and i agree all of our ability way she and san and sandys clinical status support the safe return home whwhere he will be surrounded by world-class medical l care 24/7. anchor: this comes as over 200 people died from the virus in the united states over the past when he for hours. his parting -- his outing in a car was condemned by a doctor at the hospital where he is being treated. meanwhile, more and more of his white house staff are confirmed positive for coronavirus, the latest being is set -- being his press secretary, kayleigh mcenany. joining us life is our washshington correspondent, observing all developments for us. what is the latest you can tell us? reporter: the day has come, we have been waiting to hear confirmamation donald trump will be returning to the white house later this evening stop you heard the comments from the doctor, saying donald trump was doing very well and he had not had fever in the past 24 hours and his vitals were good and there was no risk and l letting him gogo. that said, donald trump iss stil under treatm

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brewers packing with eight shutout innings. 13 strikeouts with three shy of the postseason record set by sandy koufax. he will play the winner of the padres in the division series. been watching the playoffs. you noticed a lot of mic'ed up moment where is they put a microphone on the player. they got a little bit more than they bargained for when they put a mic on a's outfielder, ramon laureano. >> rips one. >>> i -- >> that's part of doing live television. >> dave flemming handle today pretty well. lots of debate over whether this is the right thing to do during the playoffs. give it a rest. >> some good news to recommend. a firefighter battling flames in redding happened upon a mountain lion cub. >> hoo he is in good hands tonight. he was badly burned but is now eating on his own and act feisty. promising signs for recovery. the zoo staff says the lion won't be able to learn how to survive in the wild so they will continue to care for him until he is placed in a >> we're staying on top of the breaking news sending shockwaves across the nation right now. across the world. president trump and