skyler: skyler. noah: thanks for coming in. samples, so you can kind of see the quality, but -- lemonis: thanks for meeting with us, by the way... noah: oh, of course. lemonis: ...on short notice. we're in the big leagues. charlotte: i know. the major leagues, literally. yeah. as far as product, we do phone cases. we have these wireless chargers, which i think are going to be a really awesome way to go. they're kind of a different product that -- lemonis: wanted you to see the quality and the weight, and i wanted you to see the cases. noah: what's generally the price point? charlotte: they'll be $29. skyler: we think that's the right price point... charlotte: that's a better price point. skyler: ...because our focus is on, how can we provide that level of sell-through but also provide that level of quality that we want, because it's our brands on the line, both mlb, of course, and everkin, right? charlotte: we'll go through some stuff that we put together for you guys. i see them as kind of complementary designs. so, we can do

skyler henry is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: good afternoon. up to this point we have seen democrats including senator dianne feinstein question judge barrett on her record and where she stands on several hot button issues including abortion and the affordable care act. up until this point we heard the judge say essentially she is declining to wait into those issues saying it is premature to wait into those topics. this is what we are expected to see for the rest of the day today and tomorrow. lawmakers on both sides not only pressing the potential justice on where she stands but also praising her record. >> let me begin -- >> reporter: right out of the gate, california senator dianne feinstein's words focus on amy coney barrett's views on abortion. >> you agree with justice scalia's view that roe v. wade was wrongly decided? >> senator, i completely understand why you are asking the question but again, i cannot precommitment or say yes i'm going in with some agenda because i'm not. >> reporter: democrats are focused on the affordable care act.

skyler henry, cbs2 news, capitol hill. >>> the judiciary committee's vote tees off a week before the election. u.s. jobless claims have gone up again, the labor department says 890,000 americans filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week. that is 53,000 more than of previous week. before the pandemic, claims to at 200,000 per week. bostic meanwhile slid today as investors worry about stall stimulus talks, and about your bringing back together coronavirus restrictions. the dow was down 19 points and the nasdaq lost 54 in the s&p was down five. >>> united airlines lost $2.4 billion in the third quarter, that is slightly better than the carrier second order. the airline industry has taken a huge hit because of this pandemic. they say they are ready to repair for a recovery. >>> crews plan to test the self driving cars to san francisco without any driver behind the wheel. it is already being tested. but this latest permit california's dmv allows crews to remove the backup driver inside the cars. the company says that it plans to hit the streets, driver three, by the end of the

skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> an upcoming book will feature some final thoughts from the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. it will also include some previously unreleased materials gathered by one of her former clerks. the university of california press said the book was in production at the time of ginsburg's death last month. it is slated to hit store shelves in march. >>> and a ring-tailed lemur we first told you about yesterday has been found after being stolen from the san francisco zoo. the 21-year-old male lemur named maki was spotted yesterday evening a few miles south of the zoo at the playground area of a church. investigators say the thief may have targeted maki because he moves more slowly due to his age. >> due to the fact that these are pretty agile wild animals that don't get captured easily, it is possible that the suspect chased after the animal that was easiest to catch. >> maki was found to be in good health and was transported back to the zoo. the detectives are still investigating the break-in though. >>> in baseball, the houston astros

cbs correspondent skyler henry has the latest developments from washington. >> reporter: president trump emerged from walter reed army medical center wearing a surgical mask. he flashed a thumbs up then walked to his motorcade without assistance. after a short flight aboard marine one, the president climbed the south lawn stairs, then removed his mask and recorded a message. >> i learned so much about coronavirus. and one thing that is for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you're going to beat it. we have the best medical equipment. we have the best medicines. all developed recently. >> reporter: the president's doctor says he will continue to undergo treatment at the white house. >> he may not be out of the woods yet, the team, and i agree that all our evaluations and most importantly his clinical status support the president's safe return home. >> reporter: in nbc news town hall, democratic presidential nominee joe biden says president trump bears some blame for his condition. >> anybody who contracts the virus by essentially saying masks don't matter, social d

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> according to his campaign, democratic presidential nominee joe biden tested negative today, it was biden's third negative test since he shared the debate stage with president trump for more than 90 minutes. >>> new at 11:00, tonight, sentences go police are asking for the public's help locating a missing young woman, 19-year- old sidney west has not been in contact with her family or friends since last wednesday. she is a student at uc berkeley, she was last seen near chrissy field, her family says she is 5'10", weighing 130 pounds. she also may be carrying a black backpack. anyone who may have seen her is urged to contact san francisco police. >>> coming up, dramatic video shows the moments to firefighters are rescued from a california wired wildfire. hear from the chp officer who saved their lives. >>> plus, where you soon may not see homeless and cabinets pop up in oakland. >> who once midtown? >> we want midtown. >>> a large crowd of angry protesters responded outside they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our

skyler henry is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: good evening to you. much like yesterday judge, judge amy coney barrett shied away from wading into those hot button issues like healthcare, in fact, giving very little as to how she would rule should she get a seat on the high court but maintaining she would be an originalist in terms of how she perceives the law. this comes on the final day of questioning from lawmakers on both side for this potential supreme court nominee. supreme court nominee amy coney barrett took the hot seat for her final day of questioning. >> why are you doing this, judge barrett? why not just say thanks, but no thanks, leave it for somebody else? >> for me to stay i'm not willing to undertake it even though i think this is something important would be, you know, a little cowardly. >> reporter: judge barrett continued to offer few clues about how she'd rule from the bench on key issues, but she did give her views on the power of the executive and judicial branches. >> do you agree that a president must follow a court order and t

skyler henry has been following both campaigns white house. >>> the president had to postpone a rally there because of the effects of strong winds from tropical storm later but he did meet with military members at fort bragg. asked on his way back to the white house right now. but earlier today, he was in florida. a major key swing battle ground states. as was his democratic rival, joe biden, and according to certain polls that shows is that advantage for the former vice president. earlier, the president pleads to keep voters in tampa, florida. >>> we are going on to win a record share of the hispanic american voter. >> reporter: hours later it was democratic presidential nominee joe biden's turn in tampa. >>> i believe when you use your power, the power of the vote, we literally are going to change the course of this country for generations to come. >> reporter: a newly released poll shows biden with a slight lead among registered florida voters. while the eyes of the nation are on the race for the white house, congressional leaders are weighing in with the balance of power capitol h

skyler henry joins us. the presidents new comments are raising more concerns tonight. >> reporter: good evening to you. as you can imagine, certainly some criticism there but as the president returns back to the white house, his doctors have said that he is going to keep a watchful eye on the president at least for the next week, then he will be a little bit people not toronarus dominate t lives. president trump emerge from walter reed army medical center wearing a surgical mask. he flashed a thumbs up sign then walked to his motorcade without assistance. after a short flight aboard marine one the president climbed the southmont stairs, then removed his mask, and record a video message. >> i learned so much about coronavirus, and one thing that is for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you are going to beat it, we have the best medical equipment, we have the best medicine, all developed recently. >> reporter: the doctor says he will continue to undergo treatment at the white house. >

on public gatherings calling for the prime minister's resignation and for reforms to the monarchy skyler appoints. face to face in bangkok anti-government protestors and thai police got into a violent confrontation 3 months in the making. the mostly peaceful demonstrations started in july but for the 2nd day thousands ignored the risk of arrest under emergency decree issued the day before as promised in an announcement just after the violence began tire thor's began using everything at their disposal to stop the protest including water cannon with burning agent laced with water. the protesters are demanding a new constitution reform of the monarchy and the resignation of the cabinet including prime minister prayer genosha something he dismissed on friday as he explained the reasons for the emergency order if you look at that. as you are all aware of the situation the government must use the emergency decree we have to proceed because the situation has become violent with some things that have never happened before the protests started like the other 2 peaceful protests earlier in the wee

we also mourn the losses of skyler, sheryl, jason and all the other victims of covid-19. thanks to the heroism of so many frontline health care workers, scientists and others we are making progress. this progress is possible in large part because of the incredible women and men at h.h.s., the world's finest scientists and public health experts. i want to say a personal thank you to each and every member of the h.h.s. team who has contributed to this response. and i want to underscore my commitment to their work today. i started my first job at h.h.s. nearly two decades ago. since my first day on the job i have recognized and promoted the value of science and evidence and the civil servants who are so dedicated to our nation. that does not mean, especially in an unprecedented crisis, that there are no debates or disagreement witness an agency or administration. but my highest priority will always be to ensure that our efforts are science an evidence driven and consistent with the rule of law. institutions like the c.d.c., the f.d.a. and the n.i.h. are household names and g

skyler henry, cbs news the white house. >>> here's a live look at san francisco city hall where the school board considers a plan to rename 44 schools after mayor london breed slams the timing calling it offensive. mayor london breed said the school board should focus on reopening schools and not renaming them. the district advisory board recommended changing the names of schools due to their connection with oppression, slavery or genocide. they have the priority to reopen schools for in-person learning but not using time and energy on school name changes. the voluntary advisory committee is leading that. the district acknowledges the timing may be difficult and convey those concerns to the committee. >>> the most famous lemur in america's back home. this is lemur maki after being rescued. to san francisco zoo tweeting videos of him eating grapes and walking around. the zoo said lemur maki is anxious after getting stolen. elaine and her kindergarten friends solved the lemur in the parking lot of the day school and daly city. they immediately called animal control and the zoo handler showed

cbs skyler henry has the latest. >> reporter: president trump and joe biden attacking each other once again over the coronavirus pandemic. >> biden wants to keep everyone locked up. >> i am not going to shut down the economy, i'm going to shut down the virus. >> reporter: with new cases rising in every state with the president promising a vaccine within a matter of weeks but in wisconsin that rally was under fire before it even started. the local hospital system warned it was a bad idea with the city at the highest infection rate in the country. in des moines, iowa, the former vice president promising to restore unity to the nation. >> we want america to be united again and we cannot afford four more years of president trump. >> reporter: the president presenting the democratic challenger as being relaxed on law and order. >> i said joe, can you say the word salon order, but he would not do it because he did not want to lose the radical left. >> reporter: early voting continuing across the u.s. with 90 million texans voting early surpassing the vote from the 2016 early election. >> we

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> joe biden's campaign for their part said today the former vice president has tested negative for covid-19. he plans to continue campaigning this week. >>> senator chuck schumer is also calling on majority leader mitch mcconnell to delay judiciary committee hearings on supreme court nominee amy coney barrett after thre senators tested positive for coronavirus. >> even though he has said it's not safe for the senate to meet in session, but it is okay to have the hearings? and the idea of having virtual hearings where no one is with the witness for the highest court in the land for a life appointment that would have such affect on peoples lives makes no sense. >> schumer also said he asked mcconnell for every senator and staffer to get tested, but so far his request has gone unanswered. >>> on the storm watch stunning video of flooding left behind from tropical storm gamma. that's the same from mexico. floodwaters filling streets, swamping cars, pouring into homes. the storm made landfall yesterday leaving a trail of destruction in two mexican state

. >> i'd like to come now to doctor oriana skyler-mastro and we welcome your questions for the assistantsecretary. >> i apologize to the viewers for my romantic lighting over here. i think secretary stillwell is up little bit earlier than i am, i am in sydney australia and unfortunately in an apartment where natural light, we don't have the whole son yet but hopefully you can see me. assistant secretary it's great to see you and have you here at hoover. i wanted to ask you a bit about how to decipher or differentiate between legitimate, illegitimate activities and in some cases you didn't use these terms but people often use inappropriate and appropriate. though given obviously i'm here but given my military background i feel like i am much more clear eyed about some of the threats that you have mentioned and i am happy that you have discussed them and i think at the university setting in particular it can be a bit of nacvetc about what the goals are of some of these engagement efforts . though i really applaud the desire to bring the truth and to bring that knowledge more broadly. given

you have to go back toe skyler colfax to have a disconnect between the speaker of house and a president in the mid 19th century. especially augmented during this pandemic,. neil: just incredible. chad pergram, very, very much. the fallout from this whether stimulus appears or not. brian brenberg, kings college professor of economics and fox news contributor and rebecca walser. thank you both very much for joining me. let me begin, rebecca, with you, i don't know if it's a good or bad thing that the speak of the house and the president of the united states have not talked to one another more than a year but it seems like that would be even more problematic if the president wins and it is four more years and xi has got to obviously break the ice here. what do you make of all of that. >> yeah. it was interesting watching her exchange with wolf blitzer on cnn, neil. she was quite combative. not very happy and said, she said herself this was normal. that the secretary is usually up there. the treasury secretary who she is normally talking with. it is not good. we need real communication. but

rachel skyler fox 31. today, we're still looking for toasty temperatures particularly well, inland upper 90's, we'll have a look at 4 zone forecast and some treats coming towards the end of the week it looks like. >>and as we head to break taking a live look outside of walter reed hospital in washington dc. we are awaiting an update from the president's positions on his condition as he continues to battle with covid-19 there've been lots of questions since yesterday's press conference hoping for a little less confusion today. that's for sure we will bring update to you live as say yes... to the best bargains ever at ross! yes! oh, yeah! yep. yesss! savings on savings on savings? that's yes for less. at ross. i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put off treating mine. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cure. i just found out about mine. i knew for years. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage. e