spike lee also featured a tribute to heather heyer, a young woman killed at the unite the right rallyirginia, where protesters clashed in 2017. spike lee felt strongly about including this incident that has been described as an act of domestic terrorism. we wanted to remind people that this is notjust a period piece and when i saw that... ..american home—grown act of terrorism, i knew that would be the coda for this film. chanting. in recent years, there have been narrative films that have cast a negative light on trump, but some believe that documentarians are especially equipped to use their medium to speak up in this political climate. we'll certainly see lots of documentaries focusing on trump's attitudes to women, to african—americans, to immigrants, and similarly his attitudes to violence on the street that's going on in our cities now. if i had not come on as the ceo of the campaign, trump would not have won. some films are able to critique trump by focusing on those that have been in his inner circle, such as the brink, a documentary about former trump adviser steve bannon. in

byrd appeared in a number of spike lee films. him on instagram calling him "my guy." thomas jefferson byrd was 70. >>> a north carolina community is reeling after the death of a beloved elementary school teacher from covid-19. julie davis died sunday morning after being hospitalized. parents say they learned about her diagnosis and death in a facebook post. >> they should have contacted us the day of instead of us having to find out over facebook. >> instead of waiting, you know, a day later and found out on facebook, not a phone call, anything. any other time i would have got a phone call. >> davis taught third graders at norwood elementary school for two years. >>> marijuana may be helpful against one of the most common complications for people battling covid-19. researchers from the university of south carolina say thc, the chemical found in cannabis, could help prevent a harmful immune response that causes a potentially deadly respiratory condition. but so far it's only been tested on mice. >>> back to president trump's hospit

a majorfilm dealing with themes relating to the trump era was spike lee's blackkklansman about a blackklan in the 1970s. lee took a swipe at trump by showing david duke, the grand wizard of the ku klux klan at the time, uttering the phrase, "america first." a slogan that trump used in his 2016 campaign. america first. america first! the film also featured a tribute to heather higher, a young woman killed at the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia, where protesters clashed in 2017. spike lee felt strongly about including this incident that has been described as an act of domestic terrorism. we wanted to remind people that this is notjust a period piece and when i saw that... ..american home—grown active terrorism, i knew that would be the coda for this film. chanting. in recent years, there have been narrative films that have cast a negative light on trump, but some believe that documentarians are especially equipped to use their medium to speak up in this political climate. we'll certainly see lots of documentaries focusing on trump's attitudes to women, to african—ameri

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atlanta investigating the fatal shooting of actor thomas jefferson bird, known for his roles in spike lee films. he died early saturday from multil gunshot wounds to the back. spike lee paying tribute to the actor and friend in an instagram post sending condolences to byrd's family saying tom is guy. >>> markets in china were closed for a holiday. markets elsewhere higher on the idea that president trump could go home this week. that was what his doctors were saying this weekend on wall street. futures are higher here right now, but overall, president trump's hospitalization has added a new dose of uncertainty to markets ahead of election day. meanwhile, rising coronavirus cases and a weak september jobs report further highlight the need for more stimulus from washington. world announced it will close all of its regal cinemas in the u.s., blaming an increase challenging business landscape, and long-term closures due to the pandemic. coming a day after the latest james bond film, "no time to die" was delayed until spring of 2021. cineworld will close its theaters starting thursday. >>> a n

bird appeared in a number of spike lee films. paid tribute to him on instagram, calling him my guy. he was 70. >>> there is major hollywood news breaking overnight. regal cinemas is closing its u.s. locations after reopening in august. >> it comes amid a new development involving the new james bond film. our own will ganss is here with more. >>t ain' theaters were supposed to be bouncing back this fall, but a new announcement has the fate of film hanging in the balance. it's a plot twist that none of us saw coming. it's a plot twist even hollywood didn't see coming. ♪ >> the parent company of regal movie theaters making the decision to suspend operations at its more than 500 operations this coming thursday. this announcement following that james bond bombshell. "no time to die" which was supposed to open in november being delayed until april 2nd, 2021, because of the pandemic's effect on theatrical business. last month, cineworld reported a loss of $1.6 billion in the first half of 2020 as revenue slumped by 67%. >> james bond is

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he's accused of murdering an actor who appeared in several spike lee films. video of the drone shows it hovering outside the second story apartment and the suspect's door is blown open. the drone that enters the apartment moves into the back where police say antonio ryans walks out of a room with his hands up. he's accused of shooting thomas jefferson burn october 3rd in atlanta. >>> a warning for people in live in san mateo. this mountain lion was caught on video last night and again this morning. near abbot middle school. it's a remind door keep your pets and small children inside once it gets dark. also be alert when you're hiking or if you're on a jog, on trails at dawn or dusk. >>> in walnut creek today a call to reopen classrooms. this afternoon parents and students rallied in support of getting children back on campus in the mt. diablo unified school district. they say many students are not responding well to this distance learning. protesters want the district to come up with a plan and justify keeping kids at home now that restrictions have eased a l

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>>byrd was best known for his roles in spike lee films, he acted in and bamboozled he got game this week blood of jesus. we honored bird on his instagram with the photo on a wrote a caption that reads in part tom is my guy i mean we all wish condolences and blessings to his family. rest in peace brother bird. >>all right now to. some national news where a grand jury has indicted the st. louis couple who displayed guns swell, hundreds of racial injustice protesters marched on there private street, this is a couple months ago you probably have seen a video of the couple with the guns here they are arriving for court today, their attorneys confirmed, 63 year-old mark mccloskey and his wife 61 year-old patricia were charged with felony unlawful use of a weapon here is that fateful day the mccloskeys sewer, both attorneys argue that they were simply exercising their second amendment right to bear arms and we're protected by castle doctrine law that allows the use of deadly force against intruders the case has caught the attention of president trump and republican missouri governor mike parson

dash, not to go on a film tangent, you think about just another girl on the irt and so many of spike lee's films and all of these incredible things that have shaped black culture and shaped black thought on the film side and their actual exclusion is incentivized as participation . you can't win so why play. it fails to educate the american population . there's so, but at the end what it does is suppress our real voices, if we are not saying something that speaks to this gatekeeper and it is not of value and that person is able to articulate what value is through culture, to everyone and then we become devalued so i think the dangerous nature of this sort of thing, i think that's the thing people don't understand . even people who are making these decisions don't understand it . it's not just in equal, if not just unjust, it is also a violence done to people who live in this country. of all times and that might be slightly slightly off tangent it feels like we have to understand that foundation about sort of being cynical about whether, what black people will read. and artificially manufac

about all of the needs we have in our countries and cities, jerry seinfeld says we're going back spike leeg back. i say we're going back i'm so convinced of that we had the 48th and 49th floors of the general motors building and we took the 47th floor also which we haven't built back. but we're going back and when we go back new york will be better than it was. it will be better than it was. and the services that we need, that's where there's opportunities. there's opportunities everywhere >> opportunities everywhere. let's hope both you and zakaria are right. ron, thank you very much for joining us this morning. it's good to see you >> thanks for inviting me. >> been back since april good times earnings from goldman sachs. the number and market reaction straight ahead the numbers will be out soon from goldman and we heard from bank of america already this morning b of a reporting 51 cents compared to expectations of 49 expectations here. "squawk box" coming right back from times square. >>> time now for today's aflac trivia question. abba had 14 songs on the billboard top 40 but only this

lee carter on that. this goes way beyond the white house. we've seen a spike in cases nationally. certainly we have seen a big spite in the new york city area is really posing restrictions on dining areas. eight or nine zip codes around the new york city area and another dozen could experience the same type of restrictions as cases get a little out of whack. this is something that has gone a lot bigger and further certainly than the white house in washington, d.c., area. it is bringing front and center the idea of how to go about hearing for supreme court justice when they might have to be and might will be virtual. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can dev

as cases spike around the world doctors are creating a model to predict who is at most risk of long coronavirus. they hope their research will help prevent and treat the deadly virus. ian lee, cbs news, london. >> the uk government has released a film aimed to raise awareness for long coronavirus symptoms. it's investing more than $13,000 into dedicated long clinics in england. >>> time for a check of our weather. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon to you. tracking gusty off shore winds over the next several days. that does mean an extreme fire danger. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera with that sun as we look east. upper 60's in oakland. low 7o's in san francisco. low 80's in concord. livermore, mid-80s's, upper 7o's for san jose and santa rosa. we just got done with the first burst of off shore winds. now we are looking at round two. that will arrive for tonight through friday morning. the second round of off shore winds will be even stronger. red flag warning will be in effect starting tonight for all of our bay area hills, elevations above a thousand feet as well as the san mateo county coast under that red flag warning we aren't done yet. a third

you would think, given covid cases are spiking in harris county, i think they have 50,000 cases so far commit of leepart to justify the decision. the amount of deathis justify the decision. the amount of death is over a hundred a day, and over 1000 cases every day. it's a very high level of cases, and people visibly are worried about it, especially on the democratic side. it's part of the debate in one of the congressional seats between dan control, the very known republican who is campaigning to keep his seat and an american who's trying to unseat him ——. and has been zooming in while there campaigning. which is why bbc persian is covering that race. just to clarify, the people sitting in their cars dropping their ballots at the specific box, they could also put those ballots into a post right? this is not the only way in harris county in texas that people can vote by mail? absolutely, and that was one question i asked the man on the bicycle and he simply said, "i don't know if i'll get there in time." those that trust factor towards the us postal service and people want to make sure it's in in tim

like other european countries, and has so far avoided a spike in deaths in the second wave, but there has been a recent increase in cases. gavin leethey say this is something they are continuing to test in terms of actually looking up what worked, whether it was the swedish slightly at the outlier compared to the rest of europe, we won't know for months. they say we will know it maybe a year or two's time with how the cases even out. most believe it is too early to work out comparisons, but it is worth saying that even these latest restrictions show sweden is doing something slightly different. so you have a situation where all those months ago, sweden didn't force businesses to close, they advised people on what to do. and this is a similar thing. so a week ago, the two regions with half a million people were told do not go shopping, to cinemas or gyms. this time it's the same but to include stockholm and gothenburg, so it's about 3.5 million people. now we are told that the swedish equivalent in terminology here is a strong recommendation. so it's not a regulation, people can't be fined if they do decide to go to a gym, but they

david lee miller has the latest on that. how serious is the spikese neighborhoods are seeing that would force a shutdown? >> it is serious and significant. it could even be life threatening. the mayor is calling for all zip codes where the infection rate has hit at least 3% over the last seven days to shut down all non-essential businesses. many of the neighborhoods on the list have an infection rate that is in some cases more than double that 3% threshold. city wide the infection rate now stands at 1.7%. manhattan is not affected by deblasio's plan. the nine neighborhoods that could face new restrictions are in brooklyn and quens. many have residents not add hearing. and some say they're being unfairly singled out. restaurants would str to halt all dining and public and private schools shut their doors. houses of worship stay open with reduced capacity. it would take effect wednesday but only if given the green light by the governor. andrew cuomo has not committed to deblasio's plan but blasted local government for not doing enough to contain the v

spikes going on in cases in california. they're happening across new york city right now and some stringent measures will go into effect as soon as tomorrow. david leeth more from new york city. david lee. reporter: hi, neil. new york is now cracking down on coronavirus hot spots starting today but not everyone really think this is such a good idea. hundreds of ultrareligious jewish demonstrators took to the streets two nights in a row to reduced capacity at houses of wore shin, shutting of schools, shutting down of all non-essential businesses in certain areas. this ask backed by democratic mayor bill de blasio and ordered by fellow democrat andrew cuomo. they targeted red zones in brooklyn, queens, areas north of the city where things have spiked. these have many ultrareligious jewish residents who refuse to wear masks and take precautions. the mayor urged residents in the last hour for them to comply with the new restrictions. >> it can be stopped. we can stop it together. that means speaking in a unified voice, respecting with each other, working with each other to get it done. it won't be easy. there will be things we have to work through. ther

reporter: as cases spike around the globe, doctors are creating a model to predict who is at most risk of long covid. they hope their research will help prevent and treat the deadly virus. ian leews, london. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday." violent unrest in africa's most populous country. demonstrators have stayed off the streets of lagos, nigeria after a brutal week that saw them shoot and kill demonstrators protesting against police brutality. there's a nationwide movement for social change. debora patta reports from johannesburg. >> reporter: the situation this week when soldiers opened fire on demonstrators killing at least 12 people. >> they are shooting at us. >> reporter: the brutal suppression of a peaceful demonstration has only served to increase the anger of nigerians who continue to take to the streets. >> we're here because we believe in what we're fighting for. we are here to defend our unity. >> reporter: over two weeks ago, tens of thousands of nigerians began demanding the disbanding of the controversial special anti-robbery squad known as s.a.r.s. they are striking similarities with the u.s

what work, when you think of spike lee, what is it about his filmography did you see that made you text ensemble piece it's a group of actors that work together and you get to know them during the course of the film, their personalities and quirks, and then you see how they react with one another and how that plays out and in a way, the band and i on stage, a similar kind of thingis personality. you get to know them a little bit and then you see them all working together as this kind of amazing intricate machine. >> if you want to be lifted up, david also has a great website called "reasons to be cheerful" where i went on yesterday and it's got all kinds of great anecdotes and stories. if you're looking for things to bring you out of your funk, that's another great place to search david, thank you so much we really appreciate you being on with us today. >> thank you thank you for mentioning "reasons to be cheerful" thank you. >> david, thank you so much. you can check out american utopia that premieres this saturday on hbo. looking forward to that. >> just ahead, how the cranberry drink