you so much, sid philip.enzie went to the show and spoke to the chief executive about what tesla poses. in fact, demand in july and august was even stronger than deliveries as we had a conservative sale estimate at the end of -- at the beginning of the year. our supply chain partners were not ready for higher reduction. we are working to solve this problem in the third quarter. we believe reduction capacity will have improved in september and we will boost capacity in the coming months, especially for the ec six can which started deliveries over the weekend. what do you know about plans for the $25,000 tesla? will that have to be eac actured, that $25,000 tesla, in china? >> undoubtedly, battery cars have been declining. we reached the gross margin of 10% in the second quarter, and it will increase each coming quarter. i believe the overall battery .ost decrease will promote ev's in the chinese market, the average price for cars is more wen $16,000 -- $60,000, so have a lot of work to do in this market, and i

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sid. >> thanks, james thanks for having us, first of all.ser orders a test online or telemedicine visit when they get the test in the mail they effectively take a simple nasal swab, exterior nasal swab, drop that in a tube of liquid and drop some of the liquid onto a rapid test cassette in 15 minutes use your smartphone, take a scan of that test, and you get a very accurate reading that tells if you're positive or negative. >> what will it cost >> we're committed to -- >> go ahead, sid. >> making the test widely available and accessible and afterwardable as possible. we haven't sort of nailed a final price yet but we're confident it's going to be very competitive with other point of care offerings currently on the market. >> i mean, james, these are kind of innovations very exciting and game changing. no lab required, do it at home you don't need a nurse, don't need a doctor. why hasn't it received fda approval or at least emergency use authorization approval like so many other tests? >> well, i think that it is difficult to give up this typ

sid, it's great to have you with us on the broadcast. the motion to dismiss now, and i'm afraid we all have a sense at least of why it's necessary and also, amazingly, that it is necessary at all given what has become a phenomenon in the court system in washington d.c. >> yes. well, the government originally moved to dismiss the case on may 7th with a 100-page filing that included 80 pages of exculpatory evidence not previously produced to the defense and that shows general flynn is innocent. there was no crime ever by him, and the government made up the basis to, quote, investigate him and everything else. and falsified the 302 report of their interview of him. so it's been a disaster from the get go. it never should have been brought as a prosecution, much less an investigation. and now we have an additional 40 pages of documents just produced to us last, late last night by the government filing out of the fbi, extricated like trying to pull a wisdom tooth, apparently. and it shows even more evidence that the agents knew they were maki

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♪ i got it all from you ♪ i know we'll make it on tther sid♪eng ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoringe they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> now at 11, an exclusive inside look at what it will take to safely reopen schools in san francisco. including silence lunches. >> there is no such thing as zero risk. >>> that eerie orange glow was back and part of california, looking like a different planet e baeawi e smoke this weekend?> university accused of covering up sexual misconduct allegations.>> when i whistleblower i was told that the sticks would be retaliation.>> we are taking a live look at san francisco, hard to believe it's been six months since the city went into a pandemic lockdown. tonight the first schools are getting ready to reopen. joe vasquez and alex montana were the only tv crew allowed inside for an exclusive tour of a private school that hopes to open at the beginning of october. and as you are about to see, the school day will be pretty different.>> reporter: back-to- school inspections are now un

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the most diverse ever and another 1st most of the nominees are debut authors rather doesn't include sid see she's nominated for her 3rd novel this morning bore body it's about a woman's descent into poverty and post colonial zimbabwe zimbabwe an author talked to us about her recent arrest for protesting government corruption. award winning novelist and now booker prize shortlists nominated at her home on family in zimbabwe. is jew in court on september the 18th the author was detained after staging a small protest part of a planned day of action on july the 31st holding up a placard saying we want better reform our institutions we went. walked down the road with my placards with their friends and then we stopped at an intersection so that the cars coming from all sides could see us and that is when. we saw a riot truck coming down and they stopped and told us to get. the demonstration was against corruption and the worsening situation in the country with zimbabwe facing a spiraling economic and political crisis dunc around the is accused of claimed in a meeting with the intention to cau

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if the two s sids don't reach a brexit deal. in a joint statement twenty three auto industry associations warned that tariffs wouldld lead to higheher prices. a possible dip into mount. producers on both sides of the channel are already suffering from the pandemic. and the renewed uncertainties brexit has led to more warnings about their future. moving on some days other business headlines down. amazon says it'll create a hundred thousand new full and part time jobs in the u. s. and canada. is it opens up. new fafacilities there. e. commerce sites also expanding its workforce in other countries. its business has boomed durining the pandemic but it's faced criticism from unions about health and workingng conditionss in wararehouses. google parent company alphabet has pledged to go carbon free by twewenty thirty. the tech tried to speeding up its transition to power its offices and datacenters with wind solar and other renewable energy sources. the ceo told reuters that wildfires in california increased public awareness of climate

on technology that doesn't exist and we've heard that before from boris johnson in reference to reg sid and how to deal with the border between northern ireland in the republic of this this is a recurring theme in this government let me ask you about the number of people in the u.k. who are currently being tested hell many are being tested and how is the contact tracing how is that going in the country. the official capacity for testing method is about $350000.00 tests per day hoping to ramp that up to about half a 1000000 test by next month in practice on a good day we're getting about 200000 tests very often it's only about 17180000 tests today now the system that we actually know the works with which is the test and trace system and we know this works in numerous other countries south korea taiwan tied on to places where we know this works that's only reaching at the moment 70 percent of contacts so when someone has definitely been diagnosed we're currently only reaching 70 percent of their contacts so this is where we really need to improve the who could improve test and trace then

more importantly, today i rise in the memory of my great niece, lea, who died from sids two years ago. as her mother and grandmother, my sister said, our family will never be the same. lea is with me in my heart and in the work we do in congress every day. she turned out to be a formidable advocate at just six months of life. each year roughly 3,500 infants tragically die from sudden unexpected death in the united states, impacting families across this country in unimaginable ways. well while the incidents of sids has declined by more than 50% since the 1990's, we still have so much work to do to better understand the cause of sudden unexpected death syndrome. and advanced research that can develop prevention strategies and further reduce infant mortality in america. the bipartisan legislation that the house passed this week, the scarlett sunshine on unexpected death act, is a comprehensive approach to improving national guidelines and data consist teptcy for sudden infant death and sudden unexpected death for children. it also offers support for the families grieving their loss and s

as propaganda against him yes and in the beginning or while i am because a hollywood actor says to sid just come out but after meeting president trump in speaking with them i believe president trump by believe goes reduced words i think it was a locker room talk just like he said and i did not know that there was a new it's a person out there with the. alleged assaults against president drops at our we can believe it i believe it's another election lori anything they can do anything they can find against this man's who has done so much term mirror they're going to try and do and most of it will be lies and this act you know like is just like the other women's with the allegations against donald trump i do not believe well obviously trump but denies those allegations the democrats tonight the allegation but what is disturbing. your book is something super arching and super structural because you show that these matters of dispute are not fairly reported on by network television in your country n.b.c. denies that clearly but do you see those structures are still there they are biased tow

ok that night i know sid to please her. no fever van r block was admitted a few days ago with pneumonia he's 87 years old. and now it's time to take the patients blood pressure so one that's here. so it's not. that severe. i was very happy with your last progress. of the start i think jim is amazing. and she seems to grasp things very quickly and apply them so i feel very positive. she should do you know. in a few months time you know we'll have to take another exam after that she'll be paid the same as a german nurse a lot more than she would earn in the maybe. i want to put electricity at our farm house and. her. style. and my brother. to. give him some pocket money. really not a lot because now we're over the worst and he's due to be transferred. he has a number of grandchildren and has a good relationship with all of the. one even lives in the apartment next to his most elderly people in germany would consider unlucky. but a lot of things it's a shame that he doesn't have all his extended family around him like a namibi

responders risking their lives to contain these fires and regarding your question, what donald trump sid diddy was ndid dereliction of duty but took actions to downplay this virus and lied to american people to downplay this virus and could draw a straight line between his words and actions and tens of thousands of preventable american deaths and even now, he's doing this super spreader event in nevada. trump is, in fact, increased the number of cases and preventable deaths in america. shows how unfit he is for office. >> anything with members of congress could do about that? >> so there is an election in 50 something days. the american people can make decisions whether they want to keep him in office or not but it's very clear the united states is the worst country in the world when it comes to containing the virus and the large number of deaths. if we had a joe biden administration, a lot less people would have died. >> you sit on the house of foreign affairs committee. judiciary committee as well. tell viewers how you're treating allegations, among them russia and china, and iran, to

. >> we also stee on the flip sid, employers constantly are choosing to hire outside of this market. >>> companies like facebook and stripe are cutting employees' salaries if the person relocate outside of expensive cities like san francisco, new york or seattle. the company is always opened to employees working remotely. now they're offering employees $20,000 to help them with the move to another city if they decide to go. they'll also cut pay by 10%. a recent survey of more than 2,000 tech workers by job search marketplaces reveals 53% says working from home would make them move to a city of lower cost of living. 56% of tech workers said they would not take a pay cut to do it. some bay area workers we asked said may be worth it moving out of california. >> i would take it because i have been renting and i have been saving up a good amount of money. >> reporter: anousha rasta. nbc bay area. >>> the message dr. sarah cody wants you to hear when it comes to coronavirus testing. >> the flames are mostly out but so are the water. the problems wildfire vak wieva are dealing with. >>> som

sid the health instructor. >> games and close contact are out.try to keep them all facing one direction and avoid shouting. >> reporter: stickers are a constant reminder to socially distance. stay far apart physically but close spiritually. they read. but total compliance by six-year-olds, the principal concedes, is futile. >> it's better to get the basic safeguards right. >> reporter: anxious teachers and parents hope that strategy works. lucy craft, cbs news, tokyo. >> fingers crossed lucy, thank you. still ahead, full stomachs and hearts. the lifeline helping restaurants survive the pandemic. the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. when your underarmso your are cared for? ♪ it shows! our new dove advanced care formula is effective... and kind to skin, leaving underarms cared for and you... more confident and carefree. discover what's good - pantene nutrient blends >>> few businesses have been hit harder by the pandemic than restaurants. according to yelp, 60% that shut down this yea

the district superintendent sid the district was using them for high school students who are trying to catch up on credits and thought it would be a perfect fit for every one else. by late summer, she says what she found raised some alarms. sdp >> there were examples of racism. examples of sexism. there was religious material being taught as fact. >> reporter: she has two children enrolled. she was stunned when the found social media posts from other parents across the country who claims the program posed racist questions. >> it was asking what is a family. it showed an african-american woman and her child and then a white couple and their child and the correct answer was white couple. >> reporter: she joined hundreds of other alameda parent who is signed this change.org petition urging the district to scrap them. >> we bought a home here to send oir kids to them school and have them roll out something like that. it's very disappointing. >> reporter: on monday, the district decided to cut ties. in laeter the superintendent wrote as a district we do noto presenting such content to stude

my uncle used to sid me and say, joe, you're belt buckle from shoe sole. >> so may i introduce everyone schuylkill county area with the ironworkers. he's a retired veteran from vietnam war and would you like to say a few words? >> glad to see you. last time i saw you this close was down in york, p.a. the first time you and president obama was running. >> is that right? >> i was on the fence line. in an auditorium crowd. i was going to get your autd graph. pen and paper. the secret service, you can't have that pen and that was the end of the autd graph. i'm bob faust with the ironworkers local 404 out of harrisburg, p.a. retired from there in 2003. and we -- you know, i started as an apprentice iron worker. two-year aparen hisshprenticesh and they have an excellent program and we can't do away with that. and for the 35 years i was working as an ironworker, i'm 74 now. takes me a while to get around not like i used to. but because of that, because of the decent wage we made, the living wage, i had four daughters and a son and two of the daughters i put through college and the third one i

tim scott, republican of south carolina only african-american republican senator ont( the republican sid get thet( particular e to say i should have said it this way or will the president stand his ground? >> reporter: wait to see when h3 leaves the white house heading to minnesota if he'll back offe that statement or attempt to clarify. it's 12:55. almost 1:00 on the east coast and theyc have not clarified wht the president said. aides didnótb believe therefá w anything tofá clarify. whether the presidente1 undercu them he actually comes out and says something is another question0c time andxd time again the president or aides have to clarify his remarks when he's pressed and white supremacy. a pattern here at the white house. >> appreciate is;ñ thank you for spending timeg us. continuing our coverage after a quick break, brianna keilar. have a good day. it was 1961 when nellie young lost her devoted husband. without him, things were tough. her last option was to sell her home, but... her home meant everything to her. her husband had been a high school football coach and it turned out, o

indeed they sid did suffer.ou say when the biden comes out with an ad that the tariffs backfired so badly the white house has to find money to give to farmers or fishermen who would rather say it on their own? >> they haven't suffered because the president made them whole. the president has their back, number one. number two, joe biden who has been endorsed by the chinese communist party, you can't make that up, basically wants to take away the tariffs on china and everybody in america knows, you can't reason with the chinese. you can't sit there and say, oh, please help us. what you got to do, you got to use things like tariffs to bring them to the bargaining table. charles: sure. >> so this was in my judgment pure election meddling because when they were, they weren't going after farmers. they were going after iowa. they weren't going after fishermen. they were going after maine. these are states in play in the potential 2020 election. there is no question that the chinese communist party wants joe biden as pr

were aparently having a gathering, roughly 20 people inside their house, except for that violates a sidndoor and outdoor gather,s from exceeding ten people. when the officer went inside, they weren't just surprised by how many people were inside but what happened when they scanned one of those students' i.d.s. take a look at this body cam video. >> i've never seen this before. there's an input on the computer that you tested positive for covid? >> yes. >> when was this? >> this was a week ago. >> are you supposed to be quarantining? >> yeah, that's why i'm at my house. >> you have other people here and you're positive for covid? you see the problem? how many other people have covid? >> they all do. >> yeah, so fines for violating that ordinance start at around $500. cnn did reach out to miami university. they wouldn't go into detail about any sort of things specifically with the students, fred, but they did note that anybody who violates quarantine or city ordinance on mass gatherings would face disciplinary action. >> and then there's the university of wisconsin, madison, which has now

i mean, it's just -- i didn't see any respect on either sid side -- when trump was interrupting bidenonstantly. when biden turned around and said you clown the president of the united states. if a foreigner had done that we be up in arms. again, i had little respect for them, i have less now. >> for both of them? >> both of them. >> so you're still undecided. >> i'm still undecided if i was hoping that i was going to see some change today. we have two more debates and if they can make their case, then they will, but i still don't like either one of them. >> let me go to my other undecided, john, did this change the map at all for you? >> not a whole lot. if i had to vote tomorrow based on all this, it would be tough. i'm going to say if i had to vote tomorrow i'm going to vote for our current president. >> why? >> based on -- when joe biden talks, it's very hard for him to say what he's -- a solution for something. and he just attacks, attacks. donald trump does the same thing, however, i think watching this and then the last four years, they've had for years to come up with solutions

. >> without a doubt, probably his most viv sid test of that yet. imagine that, more listening and less talking, another contrast between these two candidates. the president swept through wisconsin, been to north carolina. now today it's latrobe, pennsylvania. that's a town with just 8,000 people. we all know the president squeaked a win in pennsylvania four years ago. why latrobe? >> reporter: chris, there are 20 electoral votes in pennsylvania. the president carried this state by only about one percentage point in 2016. it's such a crucial battleground. and the president's strategy is, as it is in many other states, to not focus on the cities or the suburbs where republicans often carried the votes in the past but rather crank out turnouts in the more rural and conservative parts of the state, including latrobe. westmoreland county, the president won it with 64% of the vote four years ago. he needs that level of turnout again if he's going to repeat the cycle. in talking to voters last night, i found anecdotally support a bit soft. listen to the f

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exclusive interview with the former coronavirus task force staffer who quit in protest because she sid the president was more interested in his public image than in saving lives. you don't want to miss it. >>> right know, it looks like pennsylvania is going to be the single most important state of the 2020 election. according to 538's projection, pennsylvania is the likeliest state to be the tipping point state, the state that will provide either joe biden or donald trump with the decisive vote in the electoral college. joe biden has been consistently in the lead in that state, up by 4 1/2 points in the latest polling average. but that's still fairly close, and we all saw what happened in 2016, right? and a recent rule big the pennsylvania state supreme court could imperil biden's chances. it's about which ballots get counted. in a lot of states, there are a few steps required to correctly send back your mail-in or absentee ballot. here's how it works in pennsylvania. >> after you receive your mail-in ballot and complete all of the ballot selections with a blue or black pen, seal the b

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this was also the editorial sid side. the other thing i heard she was even if they were interested in buying the book, understanding how to position the book once it is acquired, is a big issue. and what it would mean by position? how do we get it out into the marketplace of the audience that is going to be interested in this book actually knows about it. this is about the children's, young adults, adults marketplac marketplace. all of the different areas within publishing do we have issues. against staffing issues. their people from the sales department, people in marketing, people in publicity that are people of color, there could be a lot more understanding of how that position. just on a call today who i was talking to a marketing director. and explained that i am okay at this point that you don't know how to position this book. but i'm here to stand in the ga gap. i have my finger the polls of certain communities. in the winter to use me as an ally to help position some of these books. but there aren't a lot of peopl

where most americans are, though, more clovely on the sid --closely on the side oe biden.and especially for the suburbans that president trump wants to w over, climate change is a reality. >> woodruff: and we heard the esident saying to the panel of experts there in california, he said, it's going to g colder, defying what the science shows. >> right and saying that science may not be rit on this. and that is completely and tolly on bor president trump. this is a message that he is campaigning on. it is not aaffe if y say it on purpose and it is what you belve. and president trump is very much pulling the u.s. out of the paris ima accord. he is saying that if joe diden wins, that, as amy said, that joe will put you back in the paris climate accord, and tht will hurt the economy. president trump has repeatedly shied away from climate science. and what joe biden is trying to do, and what hdie with that speech, and what he has beedoing in othervenues, is essentially saying that president trump is anti-science, or doesn't go with the science, and that that is putting americans

. >> michelle admits she sid send fire and brimstone e-mails to ian, though she was reluctant to expresshem on camera. she told us it was a symptom of post-traumatic disorder disorder she blamed on her volatile relationship with her ex. she says she never sent her an e-mail or didn't know her. >> i've never known her, communicated with her. >> you couldn't pick her out of a lineup? >> i'm assuming she lived at the condo with him, that the extent about her. i don't know where her job, where she works. i know nothing about her background. >> or so she said. police thought otherwise. >> there was very compelling evidence. >> the public information officer for the anaheim police department. there was some very religious ferocious imagery clearly written by michelle to her exe that seems to be the same kind of e-mails coming to angela. did that drive some of your theory about the case? >> i can't talk about specifics, but there was clear and convincing evidence to believe that michelle hadley was the person who was sending the e-mails. >> a judge ordered michelle to cease all contact with ang

here is what she sid in response.so if you have underlying conditions and ypart of a vulnerable population, maybe i wouldn't go to the iowa state football game next week. it's 25,000 out of a capacity o. 61,5 it ioutdoors. they should, i'm sure, should wear a mask. and if we see an impact, then we'll have to adjust accordingly. if you don't think it's safe,go don' >> we're pointing out, that was. less than three hours later, plans changed and they said no fans are allowed. what happened there, who is driving the decision making. >> well, iowa state athletics director jaimy pollard made the announcement 90 minutes afterma the governore that statement that your viewers just hard in his written statement the he said the university president reached out to people in the community for their concern and reversed course. meaning that there will be no fans in the stands when iowa state has its homeowner on the story county rd of public health had been urging university officials to have games without fans in thest ds. and las

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but what trump reportedly sid in the atlantic article was so outlandish and so narcissistic, so cartoonish, that plenty of people actually doubt the reporting. but then it was confirmed by "the associated press" investigative reporter who is a marine corps veteran himself with deep sources in the military. and then it was confirmed by the "washington post" which added an an neck department of transportation where trump also called those who served in the vietnam war, quote, losers because they hadn't gotten out of it. now, you'll recall trump received multiple deferments from that war noting that his quote personal vietnam was avoiding sexually transmitted diseases. "the washington post" reporting also added an account of trump telling senior advisers that he didn't understand why the u.s. government placed such value on finding soldiers who were missing in action because they had performed poorly and gotten caught and deserved what they got. if you have any lingering doubt about the truthfulness of the story, here is fox news confirming it. >> i've spoken with two senior u.s. officials wh

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yesterday was the first day at work for stylist sid hare handlers salon in san jose and despite the reopening stylus say they're still of course a long way to go. >>it's going to take a lot of time for us to coax our clients back to the salon and let them know that they are going to be okay what business can sustain be not 6 months. you know almost a happier, i don't know any business that can do that if you go down the street you see a lot of businesses close. >>the scaled back health orders also mean that indoor retail is back in santa clara as well with some restrictions of course for like oak ridge and valley for malls. they'll % open their in their indoor retail centers, but at 25% capacity with the game of course of giving you plenty of space inside to socially distance. >>not all businesses in the bay area are going to be able to bounce back according to the latest study by the chamber of commerce. more than half of san francisco store fronts are closed and many may never reopen kron four's taylor, the sacking has more. >>it's hard to believe that this is the scene a montgomery and cen

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