sayers died yesterday of dementia.1977 he became the youngest player inducted into the hall of fame at the age of 34. sayers played for only seven seasons. his career was cut short by serious knee injuries. he once scored six touchdowns, though, in a game, tying a record. his friendship with dying teammate brian piccolo inspired the 1971 movie "brian's song." sayers was 77. >>> still ahead, changes to a new year's eve tradition. how the famous ball drop celebration at times square will look different this year. different this year. ♪ ♪ ♪ create your story with pandora jewelry. receive a free bracelet with purchase. hey. think you're managing your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis... ...or crohn's disease? - are you ok? - i did. i was there. but i never knew when my symptoms... ...would keep us apart. so, i talked to my doctor and learned... ...humira is for people who still have... ...uc or crohn's symptoms... ...after trying other medications. and humira helps... ...people achieve remission that can last. so you c

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sayers was 77. >>> turning to holiday shopping season, fast approaching, even in a pandemic, jo ling kent now on the big changes >> reporter: this holiday shopping season will look unlike any other instead of thanksgiving night stampedes at the store, 47% o shoppers plan to do most of their holiday spending online. so that's where stores are trying to meet you. walmart rolling out a new way for kids to browse the toy aisle from home while some malls are creating parking lot pop-ups. and expect curbside pick-up to be busier than ever as more of us avoid going in to stores but still want our gifts as quickly as possible. the hottest items of this season are different too. with many of us spending less on travel and holiday parties walmart will sell more athleisure and exercise equipment this season to meet evolving wish lists in this new normal. >> you will see a lot of kitchen appliances, diy equipment and home electronics. and i thin a lot of things will be focused on how to keep children busy. >> reporter: those deals are starting extra early. home depot pushing two months of discou

gale sayers was 77 years old and a legend you are up to date, scott. i'll send it back to you >> all right, sue. thank you very much. >>> a rare sell call on axp, american express bank of america downgraded it. steph twhash steph, what do you want to do with this? axp just got one >> i own it and i would buy more actually it's on my list. it's a quality franchise company, great balance sheet and market share it to be had especially internationally they can take share from visa and mastercard i think you have to believe in the recovery story, the reopen, the success rate, getting back to travel and entertainment. it will happen it's not going to happen tomorrow, but it is going to happen and when it does the stock is going to scream higher in the meantime i clip a 2% yield. it's not very expensive if you think earnings have troughed, and i think you're in the troughing process for this company. i think this is a real value, quality on sale. >> you almost had me thinking you were talking about wells fargo, steph not going to happen tomorrow, quality on s

. >>> hall of fame running back gayle sayers has died. he was one of football's biggest stars in the 1960s, playing here in the chicago bears. the cause of his death was not immediately clear, but relatives of sayers had said he was diagnosed with dementia. he remains the youngest person to ever be inducted into the pro football hall of fame at the age of 34. he was known for his friendship with a chicago bears teammate with cancer. their friendship was depicted in the made for tv movie brian's song. sayers was 77 years old. >>> still to come here on the 4, it could be a first in the country. we'll tell you about the push in one bay area city to ban junk food at the checkout line. >>> facebook says it will reject political ads that claim victory before the results of the 2020 election have been declared. earlier this month, facebook announced it will block all new political advertising in the week before election day in november. the social media giant said it aims to curb in the amount of misinformation that is expected to flood social n

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leads that series 3 to one makes no sense and we end the block on a somber note, nfl legend gale sayersd away today sayers became the youngest player ever inducted into the hall of fame at just 37 years old his seven-season career was cut short by injuries to both knees but not before he led the league in rushing twice and earned 5 first team all pro selections sayers scored of an nfl record 6 touchdowns in one game against the 49 ers in 1965 at wrigley field. he spent the last years of his life suffering from dementia he was 77 years old. we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. >>and celebrate loved ones who have passed away the dia de los muertos or day of the dead reunites t

sayers was 77 years old. also making headlines this morning. in san francisco, at least 2 schools are now allowing in person classes. the that were inspected and approved to reopen and they include redbridge education in the dark patch neighborhood and the san francisco school in the portola neighborhood as well, san francisco county launched a new online tool for parents if you want to check out. it will show how many schools apply for waivers how many been inspected and then ultimately how many have been given the green light to reopen with put a link to that tool on our website at kron 4 dot com if you'd like to take a look and the space was an alameda county will be allowed to reopen if they remain the counties in the red tier for 2 weeks, but the teachers union for oakland, public schools. >>is warning against resuming in person learning in class conference has a menu has why. >>alameda county has officially moved into the red tier of the california department of public health blueprint for a safer economy. among other things the red tier

to the ceo's of both of those companies yesterday, and joining us now, sumo logic president ramin sayerank you for joining us. you saw some uplift, not double like snowflake or 50% like j frog, but they left a lot of money on the table. what is your reaction to the debut today? rain: first -- ramin: first of all, it was a joy and not something most companies get to do, so it was a very emotional day for all of us. it is a day that we were filled with joy and gratefulness. market, ifins to the you are playing the long game and want to build a durable company, it is not about the first few days of trading, it is about continuous, quarter after quarter of deliveries, so that you cannot only build shareholder value, but continue to go after the large, $50 billion number we are trying to tackle. playing the company long game, in the last short six months, you have been thrown a curveball. i'm curious why you went public now, did the pandemic accelerate your ipo work if you pause -- your ipo, or give you pause? ramin: you can't just plan it a few weeks to go public. it is something you have t

the unlikely friendship between sayers and teammate brian pick aloe was depicted in the beloved movie "brian's song." williams who portrayed gayle in the movie paying tribute to the legend writing, the role was, quote, a true honor and gayle was an extraordinary human being with the kindest heart. gayle sayers passed away at the age of 77, george and michael. >> what an inspiring story he was. >> absolutely. lost a good one. >> yeah, we did. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning including some top experts warning the fight against the virus is far from over. tense hearing on capitol hill yesterday as president trump challenged the fda on the expected new rules for vaccine makers. >>> and the exclusive look this morning. our deeper dive into the mysterious disappearance of "tiger king" carole baskin's former husband. >>> first, let's go to ginger. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. fire weather getting bad again unfortunately in california by this weekend. you see these images now. that's the bobcat fire, one of the largest in los angeles county histor

that would be gale sayers. he died this week, just absolutely a top-five running back.ring from dementia for the last several years. this is a video of him scoring six touchdowns against the san francisco 49ers check obviously than if you could just turn down the volume and put classical music on it was like football and ballet watching them. his career ended after just seven seasons. he had major knee problems, but he became the youngest man ever to make it into the football hall of fame at age 34. great gale sayers was just 77 years old. >>> coming up next at 11:00- tran13 [ sounds of gunfire ] >> gunfire in louisville, kentucky 10 as demonstrations turned violent regarding the decision in the breonna taylor case. two police officers have been shot. we are seeing protesters across the country tonight after a grand jury in kentucky determine the police shooting of breonna taylor was justified. >> so far 46 people have been arrested tonight in louisville as protesters clashed with police. [ sounds of gunfire ]

>>> hall of fame running back, gale sayers has passed away, he was one of football's biggest stars back in the 1960s while playing for the chicago bears. the cause of death was not immediately clear, but relatives did say that he was recently diagnosed with dementia, he actually remains the youngest person to ever be inducted into the pro football hall of fame at the age of 34. he was also known for his friendship with the chicago bears teammate, with cancer, brian piccolo. their friendship was depicted in the made-for-tv movie, brian's song. gale sayers was 77 years old. >>> more to come at noon, the masked singer returns tonight, next the changes we will all see at the start of this season. i'm to help california's 19 most vulnerable. over 24,000 homes were destroyed by wildfires in less than two years. too many of those victims are also hit with a sudden tax hike after their forced to move. it's wrong. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims and limits taxes on seniors and severely disabled homeowners. join firefighters and emergency responders in voting 'yes' on 19. >>> just into h

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gale sayers was 77 years old.ll to come on the newshour: democratic senator dick durbin discusses the contentious fight to replaceustice ginsburg. former national security advise. cmaster speaks to us about his time in the trump white house.th the latest o2020 campaign from oside the washington beltway, and more. >> woodruff: at the supreme court, the justices gathered alongside family and friends of ruth bader ginsburg to remembert her life a many years she spent on the bench. yamiche alcindor has our report. >> alcindor: a somber day at the supreme court. dozens of former law clerks for justice ruthliader ginsburg d the steps toeceive her remains in the building where she served for 27 years. hundreds of others stood below to mourn her passing last friday, of pancreac cancer. inside the court's "great hall"" a gathering of family and ose friends. >> alcindor: the flag-draped casket was laid on the funeral bier first used after president abraham lincoln's assasination. a rabbi opened with remarks honoring ginsbur

chicago bears great gale sayers died today after battling dementia. 1965, he became one of the most electrifying runners in nfl history and later the youngest in ductee -- inductee into the football league's hall of fame. sayers' bond with brian piccolo gained fame in the movie "brian's song." still to come on the "newshour" with judy woodruff, democratic senator dick durbin discusses the fight to replace justice ginsburg. former national security adviser h.r. mcmaster speaks to us about his time in the trump white house. the latest on the 2020 campaign from outside the washington beltway and more. ♪ announcer: this is the pbs "newshour" from w eta students -- weta studios in washington. judy: at the supreme court today, eight justices gathered alongside family and friends of ruth bader ginsburg to remember her life and the many years she spent on the bench. yamiche alcindor has our report. yamiche: a somber day at the supreme court. dozens of former law clerks for justice ruth bader ginsburg lined up to see her remains in the building she served in.

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great gale sayers was just 77 years old. >>> coming up next at 11:00- tran13 [ sounds of gunfire ] >> gunfire in louisville, kentucky 10 as demonstrations turned violent regarding the decision in the breonna taylor case. two police officers have been shot. we are seeing protesters across the country tonight after a grand jury in kentucky determine the police shooting of breonna taylor was justified. >> so far 46 people have been arrested tonight in louisville as protesters clashed with police. [ sounds of gunfire ] >> gunfire broke out as hundreds of people marched through downtown louisville. video showed projectiles being launched from the area. during that time, two officers were shot and wounded. police say both officers were sent to the hospital, one is undergoing surgery tonight. the injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. police say one person has been arrested for the shooting. >>> the grand jury's decision come six months after breonna taylor was shot and killed inside her own apartment during a drug raid. there was a no knock warrant, but prosecutors say the thre

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. >> and gale sayers dies at 77. back known for his friendship with a teammate the basis for the movie brian saw. >> hate to see him go. rest his soul. frances rivera, thank you. >>> coming up, if you are dazed and confused, you need to listen to our next guest. we'll navigate choppy waters calling most of these market moves right. what does he see now stay tuned to find out dow futures are up eight ♪ 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. ♪ i keep working my way fback to you, babe ♪ ♪ with a happiness that died ♪ i let it get away servicenow. the smarter way to workflow. ♪ ♪ ♪ the big events are back. xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >>> more pain ahead on wall street and big tech. d.c. dread fears over contested election, dead lock congress, stalemate and giving investo

today choosing the traditional route over a direct listing or spac waiting the first trade ceo ramen sayerw your company is part of the theme that we have been talking about the importance of data to drive smarter decisions in the cloud era. snowflake certainly played into that yesterday as well i wonder what kind of demand shifts for technology you're seeing particularly in this pandemic >> i think it is pretty clear that a lot of people are understanding now what cloud provides in the opportunity. it is also pretty clear that digital transportation is not just a buzz word, but it is a environment. we are architected for the new similar to others. we call it machine data. >> has the conversation with investors shifted away from profitability and thwart scale and growth on balance? it sure seemed to yesterday. >> i don't think so. if you're playing the long game like most growth companies you're always playing close attention to the balance there i think the difference is, in particular for sumo, we have always, every time we raised another round, we diversified our investor base and looke

i have been a nay sayer but market action is telling me they have been correct and i have been incorrect for as long as that's going on, i think there's a reason to be encouraged that we could see continued new highs. as you know, the viewers know. one of the things i want to talk about is the three leading sectors today are low rates plays. utilities are ripping. reits look incredible. i added simon properties group which we talked about spg. that thing looks like it wants to break out right now of course, you've got communication stocks being the best performers. i'm in verizon and that group. >> nike hitting new all time high you have shake shake up 29%. free port, you mentioned materials doing well easy to catch and run with what do you think? >> i'm looking at the things i canna agnalyze i can analyze the recovery again today we had better than expected manufacturing data. manufacturing is in a v. natural lly industrials should o a good job in terms of the sector i want has housing has actually really been very amazingly strong and if you listen to lenar today, they talked about 16%

you this, for those of us who grew up watching nfl football back in the 1960 thibodeau name gayle sayersolutely synonymous with true greatness, both on the field and off the field. one of the all-time top 5 running backs in history. he has died. he suffered from dementia for several years. this is video you'll see of him scoring six touchdowns against the san francisco 49ers. just one of his many great efforts. he had problems with knees, as many football players do, but it cut his career short. i always said that you could just kind of turn down the volume and put his action to classical music. it was like an absolute football ballet. so many things to say about him. he played just 7 seasons because of those knee injuries. the youngest ever to go in the football hall of fame at age 34, and i know, thank, you remember the movie brian's song. >> oh, high gosh, i loved that movie. >> billy dewilliams and james cahn. just known as a freight guy on and off the field. he was just 77. >> one of my favorite football players in nfl history. all right, mark, thank you. take care, everyone. good n

. >> reporter: the afghan government sayere's too much violence, you and the u.s.e.says there's too much the taliban have indicated they will not accept some kind of cease fire in doha until both sides decide the future to have the government wich, of course, so howustainable is the peace continues? the violen >> i think you're right, the taliban will not accept a cease ente comprehensive and perm until there's a political a settleme that's not unprecedented in similar conflicts elsewhere. i think they can do a reduction of violence, they said they will consider it, depending on what the propos is. the government is supportive of it, o. discuss ago road map, a framework agreement that would leave some of the longer-term issues of what the afghan government looks like to the future. does that require the afghan government to step aside in the installation of an interim government? well, there are various options that they have in front of them, butt is for the afghans to agree to a political road map. the fact that they are sitting across the table from each other i

>> i was very much a nay sayer when that idea was pitched to me if you think about ski resorts and what not and you mentioned noise and smell of the two-stroke engines, while i personally love riding them in the mountains, the people on a ski resort would much rather have a quieter, you know, smaller emissions vehicle. we think we can build a perfect vehicle for many of the ski resorts around the world. >> you're telling me there is no reducing power >> you get great torque and power and fitting the batteries in and keeping them warm in a snowmobile i'm confident our engineers can figure that out. >> on the conference call, i hate to go negative here on the conference call, you talked about market share loss you said it was unforgivable it was like you're an nfl coach that won the game and the offensive line played awful. why did he do that >> we like to call it like we see it we feel like as the market share leader, that doesn't mean we should be giving up market share in any product lines our indian motorcycle business, the team has really got great product plans and execution and sal

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sayer is a licensed civil engineer with a masters in geotechnical engineering from u.c. berkeley. she also has considerable experience in advocating for safer streets for all and especially women bicyclists and the lgbtq community. as we know, san francisco is faced with an incredibly challenging environment when it comes to making decision about the future of our transportation network, but between slow streets, shared spaces, and more, they've also seen opportunities to reimagine how we enjoy our public spaces and move throughout the city. during this difficult time, i am confident that test test te. >> thanks for the introduction. good morning. >> i wanted to say a few quick things. why i love bicycles. bicycles represent many things to many people. it is inexpensive, freedom to travel on your own schedule, great way to get exercise outside. especially today it provides transportation with social distancing allowing people who are not comfortable on public transit to good where they need to go and opening up space for those that rely on it for their needs. i am excited for the

leland: when you sayer seeing that the police are moving toward president trump?f that, yeah. leland: you say hearing more of it, give me a little bit more on that? >> we operate all across the minneapolis, st. paul region and we talk to business owners and residents outside of the central business outside of the urban core, you are hearing real concerns about policing and public safety and there's a direct connection to the views of political parties, the defund movement certainly tends to be more of the progressive plank, so that very well could play out in the final days of this election. leland: all right, president ceo, jonathan, appreciate your time on a saturday, sir. >> thanks, leland. leland: alicia. alicia: tropical storm nana sophisticated and moved to four different disturbances in the atlantic. a live report right after the break. i'm hector. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we've had a ton of obstacles in finding ways to be more sustainable for a big company. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of zero emissi

sayer: we are about i would to the west of sacramento. host: yes sir. a little bit further north.ler: we are further up north from stockton. go, right in that area. my absentee ballot. not even paying too much attention. the initiative that are on our ballots. take a look at your local ballots, your propositions, your school board, the county board of trustees. these are the things that affect your life. with democrats and republicans. we have to bring this country back together. everybody, i'm right and you're wrong. there is no middle ground anymore. i'm 68 november. thank you very much. disagree andee to still have a beer together. now i look at my streets and people talk about the rioting and the looting. is another man's restitution. killing us has got to stop. that's what we have to look at the source. somehow, someway. if we don't, we are going down. i'm a veteran of the vietnam war. i am a flag-waving american and i'm an african-american as well. i love my country. everybody, let's try to bring this together. james joining us from pennsylvania. caller: i'm going to wait un

this is a star contrast from what we heard from the nay sayers, as we then get the vaccine and that starte life return to normal. that's what americans want right now. it's all tied together and we have to keep the economy open and we have to get folks back to work. maria: yeah. i mean, do i agree that the markets would not be where they are if markets and investors thought that we were going to see a change in policy, that we were going to see president trump lose the election. i do believe that the market has a certain message and the message of the market today is that we will likely see a second term, the race for the white house plays every day. the president is headed to battleground state of wisconsin as you know as new washington post shows president trump 6 points behind joe biden in the state but this is a key state back for president trump in 2016 and he beat hillary clinton by a tight margin. jason, what's the message to voters there and what do you make of polls that continually -- continually show president trump trailing biden in these major news polls? >> let me take in re

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