ariana is transformed into elsa, snow white and other princess characters.apher says she's hoping to photograph more children who could benefit from these shoots. what a sweet girl ariana is. and we wish her all the best, ama. that's always hard to watch but heartwarming, too. >> absolutely. and giving her a wish to be all those princesses. so great to see. we wish her the best. >>> president trump plans to hold his first in-person event since his coronavirus diagnosis. the unanswered questions about that tonight. >>> plus, working to improve safety on north b why did we choose to give plastic bottles a second life in our kitchen fronts? ♪ ♪ it's just one of our commitments to a more sustainable future. for the planet, and those who'll inherit it. ikea. make the dream yours. woman 1: get your woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official drop box. woman 3: you can even drop it off at the polls. man

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. >> republican, democrat, independent, you know, snow white, i don't care. >> reporter: with so few undecided left, it's all about turnout. a group called black voters matter plans to hang election information on a quarter million doorknobs. >> we know that there is power in numbers. and when we work together we win. >> reporter: the party message is you have got to be in it to win it. >> you have be to be in the game to win it, you have to be in it to win it. >> reporter: former advice president biden will campaign here in georgia tomorrow. and potentially at stake in georgia on election night, control of the u.s. senate. here's why, georgia is the only state with both of its u.s. senate seats on the ballot. both held by republicans who could rise or fall with the president at the top of the ticket. norah? >> o'donnell: which could lead to one of the big cliffhangers on election night. mark strassmann, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a new hurricane threat along the storm-ravaged gulf coast. we'll tell you where and when hurricane

. ♪ >>> before snow white could dance across the screen, animators at disney needed a real person uponcer marge champion, then married to a disney artist, was hired to help bring snow white to life. champion, who died this week at the age of 101, went on to star on the screen herself. she and her second husband, gower champion, formed a popular dance team featured in films and television shows of the '40s and '50s. champion would be inducted into the national museum of dances hall of fame and receive the disney legend award back in 2007. and i got the chance to meet ms. marge. >> and dance with her? >> i even danced with her. this was 2009, but she was such a gracious lady. and fun! oh, man. and she could still do a twirl. >> she looked graceful. just in that picture of her, her older photo looked just graceful. >> go to my ig page to check out the piece. >> can't wait to see you dancing. >> michelle miller at snow white. >>> with more of us taking to the skies, how safe is airline travel during the pandemic? we'll look at the latest science just ahead. for some of you, your local news

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check out the final product, ariana is transformed into elsa, snow white there and other princesses.ve, and we love that smile on her face. >>> okay, still to come hear on abc7 mornings, president trump plans to hold his first in-person event since his coronavirus diagnosis. the unanswered questions this morning. >>> and the warriors are helping fans vote this election. where you can drop off your ballot and some new merchandise climbing after you. the pain is coming. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> just one week after he hospald- presidenlago events today. this comes as the white house refuses to say when the president last tested negative leaving americans asking questions about where he is in the course of the virus. good morning, everyone, we will have much more on president trump's planned speech later today. as always, if you are just joining us this half hour, let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist. >> we're starting out with a lot of cloud cover. wish it was more than that. we're looking at a cold fro

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you can see the style of these from snow white. the first thing milicent worked on was an ambitious film disney wanted to do. even by today's standards, if you wanted to pitch the film, some executive would say "we are not going to do this." it is basically a giant music video. they wanted to do short films that were sent classical pieces of music. everyone thought it was a stupid idea. these are the early days of animation still. people still really did not understand it. he wanted to elevate the artform. that is how a movie called "fantasia" was born. milicent was hired on to be in the special effects department because this was a totally different type of movie. people had never done anything like this before. they needed new ways of animating. what disney wanted was the look of pastel in a lot of these shots. how many people in this audience have seen "fantasia?" lots of people. amazing. great film. totally holds up. he wanted the look of pastel, but you cannot animate with pastel because it is chunky and chalky. terrible. he n

for months upon months, the members of the national women's party stand silently in front of the white snow, through rain and not speaking, but carrying banners with their slogans. you can sit a are 10 feet tall, these banners, with their slogans. the newspapers sort of find this amusing. but then in april of 1917, the united states goes to war. these amusing women protesters now become traitors. they up their tactics. and they start accusing wilson of being a hypocrite for going to war to protect democracy when there is no democracy at home. they are thrown in jail. some of them they are abused. , some of them declaring that they are political prisoners go on a hunger strike. some of them are force-fed. their protests play a role, not the only role, -- i think that is england. those do not look like american police those look like bobbies. in november of 1917, and by the way another big thing is about to happen, a pandemic is beginning to spread across the united states. in that election of november of 1917, the campaign to get votes for women passed the state amendment finally crosses in

snow spoke with dr. anthony fauci today about that and the mixed messages coming from the white house. >> reporter: last night the president again promising a covid vaccine soon >> the vaccines are coming momentarily >> reporter: but today the fda released new stricter guidanc for vaccine makers seeking approval at least half of participants in trials must be followed for two months after their second dose, meaning a vaccine approved before election day is highly unlikely. i spoke with dr. anthony fauci for a cornell university event just prior to that news. >> the fda is proposing stricter guidelines for approval of a covid vaccine. do you support that new fda guidance >> oh, i definitely support the fda. those guidances were put together by career scientists and regulators >> are you concerned that with talk about what the rules should be around vaccine trials that americans start to feel like it is politicized and start to think i'm not going to take this thing when it comes out? >> well, i'm obviously -- we've got to be careful when there's mixed messages and inconsistencies in messaging. >> reporte

however, as we have seen as this has snow balled throughout the white house, everyone isn't diagnosed not infectious on the same day. this has been a rolling set of cases. even if the president is no longer infectious who among his staff contracted it later and could still be spreading is the critical question? >> there was concern that perhaps as we approached flu season there would be a spike in covid cases as well. are we in that window now that as we approach flu season or in the peak of flu season and we're starting the see four straight days of record setting numbers of 50,000 plus, we haven't seen that since august, should we be concerned? is this happening earlier than anticipated? should we not be as yet concerned about what we'll see in terms of the strain it puts on our hospitals? >> this is an indication of what we are going to see all winter long. part of the reason why we may be seeing more positive cases is that more individuals are presenting themselves and they're presenting themselves with symptoms. whereas many of those cases and many of those symptoms will be the o

snow. winter storms already dumping the white stuff across the northern states. minneapolis-st. ust set a new record for october snowfall after nearly eight inches fell last week. snow's early arrival has triggered the start of winter sports season but with an asterisk. the covid effect. ski resorts including vale resorts are updating operations to adhere to state guidelines for social distancing on the slopes. they are down 1.5%. last march, all colorado ski resorts were summarily closed after eagle county, which does encompass beaver creek and vail among many other resorts, showed the highest number of infections in the state. what will this year bring? to the man whose company is a leader in winter weather adventure vehicles, polaris ceo joins us in a fox business exclusive. scott, welcome. during the summer, we covered this. you guys had wait lists for atvs and other products and vehicles because people were so done with being cooped up during the lockdown. what kind of demand are you seeing now for your winter products? >> you know, thanks for having us on. i will tell you t

snow. >> we put in place safety procedures. the white house has spaces in between the chairs. masks in the white house when we can't use social distancing. with the president we are 6 feet away. we will move forward with those same procedures to protect those in the white house. >> harris: the president's positive test results put other big events in question like the vice-presidential debate next wednesday and the second presidential debate on october 15th. that debate between president trump and former vice president biden falls within the 14 day quarantine period. what is the plan? >> we haven't gotten that far yet. we are focussed on the president. having to hold him back. because he is hard at work. spoke to senator mitch mcconnell and senator graham. president trump talked about emergency declarations and stimulus. we want him to take it easy. he is hard at work. >> harris: let's get into it. the president reportedly now is showing mild symptoms. melania tweeted out she had mild symptoms. this is not asymptomatic covid-19. we are prayerful it will be a speedy recovery. w

see the white here. that is snow in the northern plains and also just north of chicago.nd temperatures are going to be mild there. and you would expect that. but for the bay area, we definitely would expect, of course, the warm weather in october. and it continues, the camera is shaking a bit. the winds are beginning to dial back but they're still breezy, above a thousand feet. 65 downtown. mild night in san francisco. already 67 on the peninsula with 53 in gilroy. beautiful view from the golden gate bridge where air quality is pretty good but it's hazy in spots. 48 santa rosa. 59 in novato. and 50s in concord. 24-hour temperature check, it's a lot cooler out there, 20 degrees cooler along the coast from half moon bay to pacifica. that all has to do with that offshore wind. when it's blowing from the land to the sea it's always warm. in fact, with the dry air now we're still going to warm up rather quickly today but we won't reach the readings we did yesterday. as we look at the north, upper elevations of the north bay, you can see mount saint helena up to 35 miles an ho

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co-author of the recent near times best seller, one nation after trump and why the white right went wrong pretty snow but code red how progressive and moderates can unite to save our country, he provides a blueprint for change that stresses the need for coalition and first political orientation as it will be across the lines of race, region ethnicity. from democratic socialist to those who was once been called liberal republicans. code red calls for shared commitment, decency and politics focus on freedom, fairness in the future. encouraging progressives and moderates to sustain the unity for democrat victories in the 2018 election and offers a unifying model entered on solving problems, restoring dignity to those left behind in tackling issues like gun violence, low eight wages in healthcare. it's a pleasure to have you both here to join us in this conversation. they will be taking questions later on in our program. so you can use that q&a button at the bottom of your screen there to submit those questions. we do ask you submit questions in the q&a field rather than in the chat. we are so happy to h

joining me outside the white house is my nbc news colleague shannon pettypiece. also kate snowho just sat down with dr. anthony fauci. also dr. tom inglesby, director of the johns hopkins center and dr.rmal naval doctor. shannon, let me start with you. and where we are on the president's condition and this idea that he may speak to the nation tonight. what do we know? >> well, chuck, our reporting indicates the president is anticipated to make some comment to the country tonight. we don't know in what form. could be another one of these prerecorded videos like he has been releasing or a more formal address to the nation from the oval office like he has done in the past. you mentioned that we got a brief update on his health today. i will say the only update we've gotten is this three-sentence memo from his physician saying he has no symptoms and it begins with the caveat that he's releasing this information with the permission of the president. and we know that the physician -- the president's physician has given some contradictory messages. but otherwise, staffers have been ou

to the rain today italy western balkans parts of austria there's been snow falling in the alps that's now gone so you get a nice white bed and beautiful sunshine today whereas the bottom half of this will sort of spin up into a storm system heading towards greece in the next day or so and equally the remains of hurrican epsilon this thing here is spreading wind and rain throughout northwestern europe i think catching the low countries quite badly so for example i'm stamps got 3 windy days all 3 of which are probably wet it's not cold but you might think it is and in contrast of parts of africa not really quite hot that's cloud sweeping north of senegal but just the sense of it the temperatures a new record in said larry in senegal. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied the right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent mohammed hussein his craw in journalism. to demand more troops and voice solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. to say. hello again i missed as a $10.00 that's remind you of our top stories here this hour an explosion at a reli

i'm kate snow in for lester tonight when's hosting a town hall. president trump arrived back at the white house tonight and every moment was clearly orchestrated to send a messe. the president drawing criticism after this moment when he walked up to a balcony and then removed his mask. then shot a cam pane-style video that has just been released in which he thanked his doctors and said he learned so much about coronavirus telling americans don't let it dominate you, don't be afraid of it. the president also touted the unique medical treatment he received saying now i'm better we begin with hallie jackson at the white house for us hallie, a confident donald trump but there's a lot we don't know. >> reporter: that's right. the return to the white house sent a message but man not the one he wanted to the news that he is now out of the hospital overshadowed by that maskless moment already you're hearing concerning a the signal to americans. late tonight too the president released a video that it looked like he shot it on this same balcony. the president clearly trying to pump up confidence ab

he continues to work with the white house and was not going to directly contradict the president. ayman. >> kate snowanks for bringing that to us. of course you can catch much more of kate's interview tonight on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> we are just over 24 hours from the first and only vice presidential debate before election day. what to expect when senator kamala harris and vice president mike pence face off tomorrow night. you're watching msnbc. ow night. you're watching msnbc. verizon knows how to build unlimited right. start with america's most awarded network, include the best in entertainment, and offer plans to mix and match starting at $35. plus, get two samsung galaxy s20 fe 5g phones for $200 when you switch. only at verizon. >>> the biden campaignings making a late push to win a state that has long been a republican stronghold, texas. the texas tribune reports that the biden campaign is spending $6 million on campaign ads in that state, more than any democratic presidential nominee in decades. in about 20 minutes biden will deliver a speech in gettysburg, pennsylvania wher

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i'm kate snow in for lester tonight when's hosting a town hall. president trump arrived back at the whiteht and every moment was clearly orchestrated to send a messe. the president drawing criticism after this moment when he walked up to a balcony and then removed his mask. then shot a cam pane-style video that has just been released in which he thanked his doctors and said he learned so much about coronavirus telling americans don't let it dominate you, don't be afraid

xx >>> it's snowing and there is this feeling because she's dressed in this beautiful white gown and they just seem to be stepping into a fairytale. and jack kennedy says turn on the interior lights so people can see them as they go by. and he asked his wife to sit forward, because she is so beautiful. having the president from that very moment place her in the spotlight tells us what the presidency will be like and how mrs. kennedy will be at the center of it. >> inauguration day, 1961. america welcomes a young and glamorous president and first lady to the white house. dwight eisenhower was 70. here came kennedy who was 43. and mrs. kennedy is 31. >> the kennedys knew how to turn their youth into something deeper and more symbolic of america entering an age of renewal with a new generation, they were going to conquer the world. >> jackie was the epitome of style and glamor. this was going to be a white house of unprecedented elegance. and the country loved it. >> going to the inauguration was amazing. this was new and energetic. this was in fact the new frontier. >> jackie later rec

white house, thanks. >>> what about the voters themselves, did the debate change anyone's mind. we asked nbc's kate snow to check back with the ohio voters she introduced us to before the debate. >> reporter: can you raise your hands if you're going to support trump this time we met these farmers last week in ohio when we checked in today they're still strongly backing the president. >> i think he looked presidential but he was pent up and argumentative because of the 47 months he's had. >> when it's something as serious a as the president -- i feel like you're going to want to fight and scratch and claw a little bit. >> reporter: on the president not condemn ing hate groups. >> i'm not familiar with the proud boys or whatever we have the freedom to be whatever we want. if those people want to do that, they're not hurting anybody, they may believe it. but as long as they're not burning and rioting and threatening people's lives and businesses, what are you going to do >> reporter: you're supportive of the president not calling them out. >> i think he could have done better on that part. >> his refusal t

influence into much of western europe in the mean time snow that's already formed on the alps has stopped for the sun's come out might be good beautiful white ground in the rain or down 3 of your attic and focusing just south of italy and heading towards greece that could be a pretty vicious circulations ahead in towards athens for example on wednesday same times windy rainy for the british isles the low countries and france quite quiet for much of central and eastern europe and relatively mild in a good part of scandinavia but the snow maybe coming into norway or sweden but in the north athens forecast reflects that circulation so you got thunderstorms lucky on wednesday fairly windy as well least gusty was temperatures are still relatively high most of north africa is fine and dry you've still got showers in the gulf of guinea one or 2 in west africa but not that many the concentration this time the air is going south so we're talking about cameroon government but still a chance in the south of nigeria. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be good because if you belie

anthony fauci told "60 minutes" the white house has restricted some of his media appearances. >>> today's weather, rain in the northwest and snowwers from texas to new england, and up to an inch of rain in south florida. mild along the east coast. >>> and finally a colorful character in florida and his homemade mode of transportation. >> he calls it his blue collar limo. will ganss shows us why. >> reporter: call it a clean getaway for this part-time janitor in florida. >> i've been thinking about doing this for a long time. finally one day i just had everything there, and i threw it together, and i did it, and it worked. >> reporter: brian edward carr using just a leaf blower and an umbrella to power his mop bucket to keep up with traffic there in clearwater. were you surprised yourself at how well it works? >> i don't think it will work for everybody. i got a couple of secrets, but like every great master, you don't reveal your secrets. >> reporter: even for brian, who also works as an actor and stays in crazy good shape, the high-flying mop bucket mobile wasn't totally smooth sailing. >> i was afraid i was going to roll it a

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winter's coming a good snow road from the government to provide the most vulnerable with help we're talking about it after the break. it remains unclear who'll be the occupant in the white house this january what can be easily predicted is the state of the economy for tens of millions of citizens it appears what is called the case shaped recovery is permanently dividing the country and the house and you have. this seems to be acceptable for those who are. shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. again scuffles broke out between anti-government demonstrators and israeli security forces in tel aviv tuesday. hundreds gathered to denounce the government's anti coronavirus restrictions the protest is also demanding the resignation of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu they dismissed the government's pandemic measures as a distraction they say from corruption scandal while the prime minister himself has denied any wrongdoing here's what some of the protesters have been saying then. of course the 30000 in this crisis in order to remain elusive to avoid the to avoid this try and we are afraid it is trying to. create. a civil war between us 1st we need like we did i

influence into much of western europe in the mean time snow that's already for the alps as stop for the sun's come out might be good beautiful white ground in the rain or dancer it reacted and focusing just south of italy and heading towards greece that could be a pretty vicious circulations they headed towards athens for example on wednesday same times windy rainy for the british isles the low countries and france quite quiet for much of central and eastern europe and relatively mild in a good part of scandinavia but the snow maybe coming into norway or sweden but in the north athens forecast reflects that circulation so you got thunderstorms lucky on wednesday fairly windy as well least gusty was temp is still relatively high most of north africa is fine and dry you've still got showers in the gulf of guinea one or 2 in west africa but not that many the concentration this time there is going south so we took it back cameroon but still has a chance in the south of nigeria. but. when covert 901st struck china and began to spread the cost asia. some in the west criticized countermeasures a stew hot or too weak. but have the differe

snowed in already. the snowstorm setting records and what to expect today. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm andrew dymburt. kenneth is off. we begin with the race for the white house one day before the final crucial debate. >> president trump is on the attack calling on the attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the bidens. the president also taking aim at "60 minutes" anchor lesley stahl after cutting their interview short. >> all of this coming as the pandemic rages across the country. more than 20,000 people have died in the last month. new york is now urging residents to avoid nonessential travel to neighboring states. meanwhile, the white house says these 31 states are now in the so-called red zone due to their infection rates. >> let's begin our coverage with abc's faith abubey. she has the latest from the campaign trail. faith, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona and andrew. the biden campaign is hoping for a big boost in pennsylvania, so later on today former president obama will hit the campaign trail and bring their message there. meanwhile, president trump is stepping up his attacks. with less than two weeks

white house correspondent kimberly how get with more on the electoral college. when americans vote on november 3rd they're not technically picking a president they're choosing delegates known as elect or snow the electors vote on behalf of their state and it's those votes not the people's votes that pick the president it's called the electoral college and the electoral college does not grant degrees nothing is debated it doesn't even meet in a single place but it is the votes of those $538.00 people in mid december not the 10s of millions of americans who will vote in november that will actually choose the president of the united states so how does it work each state has the same number of electors as its total members of congress its house members plus 2 senators so small states like vermont wyoming have 3 well california has $55.00 texas has $38.00 new york and florida $29.00 each now there's nothing of the constitution saying that each state's electoral votes have to be winner take all but since the early 1900 that's the way the system has developed and that is why hillary clinton could win the 2016 us election by 3000000 votes and donald trump became president it's also why in the year

snowe. the moderate from my team. the rest of it says the whiteeks to take their temperature. keep you updated there. week 7 in the nfl. the cardinals hand russell wilson and seahawks first loss in overtime thriller. gives arizona the 37-34 win. cowboys quarterback andy dalton leaves the game with a concussion after a brutal hit. the linebacker who hit him was ejected. washington won 25-3. the patriots benching quarterback cam newton after 3 interceptions. blue out the patriots. browns qb baker mayfield throwing five towards including this game winners against the bengals. >> mayfield end zone it is caught. yes. jillian: that was a crazy one to watch. browns go ahead and take this game. falcons scoring by accident against the lions instead of running out the clock. they gave detroit enough time to score on the final play and win 23-22. brian: how weird was it detroit saying touchdown for the falcons. they're like please, let them score. jillian: there were a couple crazy endings. brian: kanye west criticizing liberals saying he will split the blac

white house. that's it. thank you, folks. >> dr. conley, his lung scans. >> you did this yesterday, can you explain what he found on his lungs? >> this is kate snow. let's go quickly to john torres. dr. john, a lot to unpack right there. let's start with what we just learned about what happened on friday. his physician telling us that he had an incident where his blood oxygen level dropped on friday morning to below 94%. maybe you can explain to the audience what that means. i know because my husband was sick that that's a warning sign. >> that is a warning sign because if you remember this is a respiratory virus. it affects the lungs and that's when we start getting concerned, especially in the initial symptoms and the initial days of covid. the fact that his oxygen level dropped and, granted, it didn't drop that much. usually get very nervous when it goes below 90. 94% isn't that big of a drop, but still a concerning drop. and then he had a second episode yesterday where they said his oxygen level dropped and it went back up. 93% yesterday. so, got down even lower. again, his symptoms are going back and forth. to me one of the more concerning t

snow on the back end of this, robin. >> so much happening. ginger, thank you. the latest on the race for the white house with five days left to vote, more than 75 million americans have already cast their ballots. that record number continues to climb as this year's campaign also shatters spending records. $14 billion spent overall, more than $6 billion for the presidential race alone. both trump and biden campaigning in tampa today. mary bruce is tracking it all. good morning, mary. >> reporter: george, good morning. just five days to go and a first for this campaign -- both president trump and joe biden campaigning in the same state at the same time. florida is critical. a must win for the president. it has the most electoral votes of any of the key swing states and today neither candidate is taking anything for granted. locked in a tight race in florida, this morning, joe biden and president trump set to crisscross the critical state. >> i'm not counting on the polls. that's why i'm heading back to florida. >> we're winning big in florida. >> reporter: the president is projecting confidence but

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