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this is from one of our viewers, stacy, this is her best friend, stacy stephanopoulos, a nurse practitioner in the e.r. at kaiser in san jose. stacy is on the front lines right now, working in the tent outside, where they are testing people for covid-19. they are working many long hours. she calls stacy an amazing person who absolutely loves what she does, and outside of work, she also provides lots of health advice to all her friends and family. thank you, stacy, at kaiser, and all of the great nurses and doctors on the front lines right now. we want to see more of your pictures, a lot of front line workers out there, janitorial staff at nbc bay area, we are so grateful to them as well, and send them to me on my instagram, facebook or twitter feeds. and you can tag us on nbc bay area and all of the social media pages. a lot of people to thank and we will continue to do this on uncoming newscasts. >> thank you, janelle. >>> we are adjusting to the new normal as well. garvin thomas showing us the new normal holiday meal. the family picked up food from the restaurant and took it to inlaws and

stacy is not an outlier. if you are looking for women in the history of technology, it helps to look first in those places where users are especially cared for. gives way to function, where capital gives way to community, and metrics give way to meaning. i will give you another example. this is another scintillating of wendy hall.ph dame wendy hall. she was given the female inivalent of a knighthood two thousand nine for her contributions to computer science. when this photo was taken, she was a lecturer at the university of southampton in the u.k. her field in usually was purely mathematics until she discovered something called hypertext. if we think about hypertext at all today, we think about it in the context of the world wide web. the web is written in hypertext markup language, html, and it started with those blue hypertext links. but dating back to the hypertext 1960's, was the larger study and practice of connecting ideas, images, multimedia documents together in computer systems through connections o

stacy abrams. yeah, stacy abrams is going to be here to join us. >> she'll be delighted. >> perfect. it's the perfect birthday present. and, rachel, you are of course a towering hero to all of us no matter what you might think of yourself. so just remember we're with you. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, rachel. >>> well, last night at this hour, we said that we would be crossing the million mark today, and we did. the united states now has 1,012,535 cases of coronavirus. reported. the united states has one-third of the cases worldwide that have been reported. the united states now has 58,303 reported deaths from coronavirus. one of those deaths was ralph, a captain in the new york city fire department who survived his tour of duty at the world trade center on 9/11. he retired from the fire department a couple years later and thought he found the perfect job to supplement his fire department pension. ralph became a jet blue flight attendant. on april 5th, ralph became the first jet blue employee

including stacy kelly. she came from gardner, kansas.nother kind, justin timberlake and anna kendrick to make sure stacy's kids know just how special their mom is. >> hello we're from kansas. can't wait to tap our red heels and go back home sometime soon. >> stacy kelly yields from kansas and heard the desperate call for health care workers in new york city and answered that call she is working 15-hour shifts in hospitals all over the city. what makes it even tougher, stacy had to leave her four children at home with her husband mark. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hi, cameron. >> hi. good morning. >> what's up >> what's up >> hi, mack. how are you? >> you ready for a good day. >> all: yeah >> hi, guys. >> reporter: stacy keeps in touch with daily iphone videos but clearly missing her kids can take a toll. >> thank you for being patient with me and understanding why mommy is here and not home because i know you understand. >> reporter: well, stacy, we wanted to do something special for your kids while you are doing something specia

stacy abrams pointed to the report earlier this week. >> new york times did a deep investigation and found the accusation was not credible. i believe joe biden. >> reporter: the new york times says that is not exactly true. the paper releasing this statement, busby reported on the existing of talking points that suggested the new york times investigation found tara reade's allegations did not happen. we made no conclusions either way. it did corroborate part of her claim saying she expressly stopped supervising them. martin shkreli it -- tara reade file a police report last month, the metro police department is the case is now in active. in a statement of fox news tara reade so she wasn't expected to file charges. use outside the statute of limitations but did it for safety reasons. rob: thank you. jillian: mike pence is visiting a general motors plant helping to fight covid-19. the former governor worked for the indiana prevention site where ventilators are being made. gm in the medical tech company eventtech light plan to make 30,000 ventilators there. joe biden's campaign slamming

. ♪ stacy's mom has got it going on ♪ ♪ stacy, can i come over after school ♪ >>> coronavirus strikesic industry again. adam schlesinger, the voice behind "stacy's mom" has died. he was just 52 years old. >>> the virus has taken the patriarch of the jazz world, ellis marsalis died from pneumonia caused by the coronavirus. he was 85. >>> we're hearing more stories about how the estimates of this virus can take a sudden and very series turn. >>> abc's kimberly brooks reports. >> reporter: we already know it's a matter of life and death. but between those two is living life after being diagnosed with the coronavirus. at its best no symptoms. but at its worst, cautionary tales of unexpected turns. cnn anchor chris cuomo broadcasting from his basement says he suffered extreme night sweats tuesday like he's never experienced before. >> it was like somebody was beating me like a pinata, and i was shivering so much that sanjay is right, i chipped my tooth. these are not cheap. >> reporter: for julia in yonkers, new york, it was manageable until day eight. >> i spiked a fever of 102.7. >> wow.

they don't know how they will pay their rent. >> stacy said her pain is felt across the globe. free trade items manufactured in india by women making a fair wage. they were laid off when u.s. orders dried up. >> it doesn't just affect us. it affects the entire world. >> down the highway is the daycare. >> we dropped 95% overnight. >> it is considered essential but the owner said it essentially banished. >> we were averaging $50-$60 a day and now one dollars to five dollars a day. >> mostly the place is empty. tubs stored along the wall. the couch is untouched. everything washed and cleaned. no dogs and no business. >> it is going to be tough. we are operating at a loss. i would be taking more money out of my home equity line and taking some of my kids it savings. >> both owners say the small business loans are helping but it only goes so far. don ford, kpix 5 . >>> still ahead on kpix 5 , a local nurses and wedding canceled after she tested positive for covid-19 but got a special surprise. >>> one major university announcing a change that will stay even when the stay-at-home or

this is my friend, stacy horn. when this photo was taken in 1989, she had just founded an online community. 1989 is before the world wide web, so in those days, online generally meant a bulletin board system is exactly what it sounds like. a tech window you would call on the phone and read conversations similar to a bulletin board in the back of a coffee shop. the well is often cited as being the first social network. the well was deeply embedded in the technological culture of the bay area and populated mostly by guys, mostly working in the tech industry, mostly emerging from this techno-utopian commune list 1970's attitude about technology and alienating to someone like stacy who was a new yorker, a real, cynical new yorker and she could buy all this hippie stuff. and she started her own machine never wanted to talk about computers. she couldn't understand how you logged into a service using a service using the computer you had to talk about computers. she wanted to connect with people and talk about theater, wri

if you should get sick. >> that is stacy butter reporting. in other news tonight, california leaders are blasting a trump administration rollback of vehicle mileage standards. now this new rule guts the obama era targets requiring automakers to boost fuel efficiency by 1.5%. the administrationing as it will make a new car cheaper, allowing more people to upgrade to safer vehicles. massive legal pushback is expected. >>> california attorney general halvier pacero says crippling consequences of the trump's administration weakening of our health and safety standards are unfolding before our eyes. now add to the list president trump's zeal to roll back our clean car standards. >>> a 6.5 earthquake that struck east of boise, idaho was strong enough to rattle several neighboring states and parts of canada. people say the shaking went on for 20 to 30 seconds. tonight there are no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> in alameda county a dog named magic could have used a houdini act to get out of this mask. firefighters were called out to dublin to

founding member of fountains of wayne, skyrocketing to success with "stacy's mom." ♪ stacy's mom hasg on ♪ ♪ she's all i want >> schlesinger dying from covid-19 complications. he was 52. that's ♪ ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ♪ jimmy kimmel live it's ridiculous. from his house! >> jimmy: hi again. it's jimmy kimmel. welcome to the show. welcome to my house. you know, when i was a kid, i used to pretend i was hosting a talk show in my kitchen, and finally, that dream has come true. not as glamorous as i'd imagined it would be. happy pranksgiving. today is, or was, april fools' day. just kidding! april fools'. it's still march, it'll be march forever. this is the one year where getting your house toilet-papered would be welcomed. warmly. but it didn't happen to me. i didn't know if people would be in the mood for pranks today because this year has so far been a series of them, but it turns out, they were. at least the prankers were. i can't speak for the prankees, but there were some very clever ideas floating around, and some twists on those ideas too, like this one involving a hoodie and a

if you should get sick. >> with stacy butler reporting, most doctors agree you don't need a 95 mask to protect yourself from transmission. a cotton mask will do and of course keep 6 feet away from others. >>> experts have tips on what to do it someone you lives with starts showing symptoms of the coronavirus. call the doctor to see if you need to be seen in person. then choose a room to be quarantined in and if possible, don't share a bathroom. other tips everyone should watch for, wash your hands every hour and use masks in the home. >>> california water expert will release new numbers on snow and water levels for the season which will happenat 3:00 in the afternoon. the state recorded a disappointing snowpack in february. >>> let's get a check on weather with our very own mary lee. good morning. >>> good morning. we are starting off the day with clear conditions and chilly conditions as well. here is a beautiful live look with the salesforce tower camera as we look north at the transamerica pyramid. temperatures in the low 40s in santa rosa, one of the coldest spots this morning, loo

terror read's allegations not stopping support from other prominent female democrats like stacy abrams. one of the names that has been discussed as a potential running mate for biden. >> i believe that women deserve to be heard and that they need to be listened to but i also believe the allegations have to be investigated by credible sources. i know joe biden and i think he is telling the truth in this did not happen. >> she is holding steadfast to her story that biden assaulted her also calling for the release of staff records hoping other colleagues make similar complaints and could lend support to her story. the university of delaware has not cleared those files and they remain sealed. >> to a foxbusiness, donald trump throwing a bone to america's meet industry to prevent a shortage, the president signing a new executive order classifying meat processing factories as critical infrastructure directing plants to stay open to the maximum extent possible. the factors must still follow cdc guidelines and will give workers protective equipment. at least 22 us meat processing plants of clo

let's take it stacy abrams. ran for governor of georgia in 2018, she hadn't revealed that she owed $228,000 in debt, including unpaid taxes from 2015 and 2016, credit cards, she ran up her credit cards, $77,522.96000 from her college education, despite the fact she was a state legislator making a salary from that, she was a yale trained lawyer and therefore had a good practice i suspect and she also has a habit of forming nonprofit groups and having them hire her. from 2013 to 2016, she had two groups called the third sector development and voter access initiative, she raised $12.5 million, she paid herself a half a million dollars. she's a legislator getting a salary, she's a lawyer, she's an author. she writes racy novels she's getting paid paid half a million dollars and all the purpose of that was to lay a foundation to run for governor and now she's got a new one called fair vote 2020 and we don't know who the contributors are and how much she's paying herself? >> sean: the constant rumors, does joe get rep

finally feeling better after a month long battle with coronavirus stacy allegro spoke only with kronews while recovering in isolation in sonoma, but on the 18th of march i started with that really cough. it's a terrible cough. it's like the worst conflict ever had is keeping up that night the 58 year-old cancer survivor believe she got covid-19 from her husband after he traveled to morocco and at the time did not meet the requirements from the cdc to get a coronavirus test. >>she kept in touch with her doctor. and after 9 days of coughing so bad bruised her body and a temperature that was spiked between 10101 degrees. she went to the

>>doctor stacy says we won't know the peak in till after we've reached it that cake is a little bit of a moving target because it all depends. >>so why everybody's continuing to comply with social distancing orders and for our lives to go back to normal getting back >>where we were before or is going to you know most likely a it take to get back to us place as we go for. doctor stacy says that a covid-19 vaccine is probably still at least a year away he says currently one of the big factors in slowing the spread of the coronavirus is having an increased emphasis on vulnerable pockets like nursing homes and the homeless population to avoid keeping this virus from hanging around. >>reporting in walnut creek dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well staying in the east bay. there's an increase and concerns surrounding senior care facilities in alameda county after 7 residents died from an outbreak at one centre in hayward gateway care and rehab center that's and hayward it's also reporting 25 staff members and 40 residents have tested positive. the county is now working to contain the spread. >>the n

i just feel great stacy well you're looking very town that's because we spend all of our days at corona beach during the sunshine and i have been noticing that all is not so great out there in the land of pandemic because there is that everything bubble that we saw over the last few years but now we're seeing the almost everything bail out and this is the way when you find out whether the person where no shorts at the poker table or when the tide went out one man who had that in a metaphor if i ever heard one i think people understand you will understand i i combine 2 of warren buffett's famous sayings but they imus says half the world has asked for a bailout remember 100 percent of the world can't get a bailout half of it has to pay for half of that have to be the suckers at the poker table so half the world has now asked for a bailout the i.m.f. is saying that 100 countries have asked for some form of bailout from them about 10 percent has been given out to 10 countries anyway and they expect half the other countries to get some within the next few weeks the i.m.f. is ready to use its

>> >> i think that statement effectively killed stacy abrams as a choice.f joe biden at picking her, he's back in a lot of trouble. the day before she said she'd make anoe excellent vice presidt for joe biden but basically today she said if he picks a vice president of that stage is a pretty rocky relationship if he were to pick her. a lot of these potential candidates for vice president have something common and that'h they've never been vetted on a national stage. let's take stacy adams, for example, she ran for governor of georgia in 2018, she had to reveal she owed $220,000 in debt, including unpaid taxes from 2015 and 2016, credit cards, she ran up her credit card $77,522, and $96,000 for college education. despite the fact that she was a state legislator making a salary fromar that, despite she was a yale trained lawyer and therefore had a good practice, i suspect, and also she had a habit of forming nonprofit groups and having them hire her. from 2013 to 2016, she had to go groups called the third during development and voter actor in this to painter

. >> joining us is stacy tupes.s working as a doctor in a nursing home in spain, in the city of madrid. stacy, you're coming off of 14-consecutive days of work. what has it been like for you? >> it's been exhausting. it's been a lot of caring for patients, testing patients. running back and fourth from all of our isolated zones in the nursing home and making sure there's a control of oxygen levels and temperatures. it's a lot of chaos. how do we stop this? how do we control this? it's exhausting. >> it's exhausting for many medical folks in the u.s., as well. you chose to go to med school in spain. were you surprised when you were plunged into the deep end to work as a doctor there? >> no. and actually, i wanted to. i didn't like sitting around being quarantined, knowing i could help and there was help to be needed. i actively started looking around to see what i could do, as a medical student. and i found the nursing home that has 180 residents with one weekday doctor and one weekend doctor. and them knowing they w

he didn't ask stacy abrams anything about the allegations. on nbc news, chuck todd failed to broach the subject with abrams. on abc, george stephanopoulos never brought it up with senator klobuchar. and after the allegations became public on march 25th, biden appeared on only ten so-called news programs, was never one time asked about the allegations, as 81 other questions but not one about tara reid. do you think any republican or president trump would ever be given this kind of a free pass from the media mob? no. more evidence they have an agenda. brett kavanaugh was bludgeoned. this does not prove the rampant bias from the agenda driven media, i don't know what will. even tara reid is now expressing concerns over the medias slanted reporting and their bias of omission. a lifelong democrat, by the way. voicing frustration and so-called leaders. some of the candidates, if you continue to silence me and continue to engage in protecting a powerful man without giving my case even a closer look, you are complicit. and since the media mob refuses

don't forget there's only one way digress yes stacy let's talk about mortgaging our future because this is something that you and i have been talking about here in keizer point for years of course all of this debt and all its feet out since $1071.00 has not has come at some cost we feel like it's been costless because money printer so they can keep on printing it we think like hey i can keep on buying stuff i could buy in u.s. you every year put it on lease i could buy a bigger mcmansion every year and it's going to be better and better and better well it's actually been mortgaging our future which is one thing if it's mortgaging your own future but it's been mortgaging those who have no choice you've been mortgaging the future of people who don't have any say in it we're going to get to that but before that i want to talk about this quarantine situation because we're in this global quarantine and somebody mentions a great interview quarantine max kaiser is best max kaiser and that is something true because of course corona means crown kaiser means king max means king your max kaiser th

you know at the end of the day you know of actually have spent time with stacy abrams and have spent time at work come hours and i think to amazing people. but i do i care what i really really care about is is is what is biting going to do what are you going to do. you know i can be good but it's about who is running mate is as i really care about my pets like nobody talks about why nobody don't wear pants does end of the day i want to know what are you going to do to get this country back on track people want to work people are tired of starving people want to make money people want to be able to take care to families you know you can pick jesus christ bron james as a running mate i want people to i want people to work in my money and be able to keep that family's ed ed same thing biden trying to deliberately choose perhaps a well in a woman of color i mean is he just trying to check out the diversity boxes. well i mean certainly that's part of it but look let's be honest now let's come right through this by and come out harris are the 2 candidates for president that had the most in

you know at the end of the day you know actually i've spent time with stacy abrams and i've spent time at work some hours and i see 2 amazing people but i'm sure i'm kiran what i really really care about is is what is. what are you going to do. you know ask you about who is running mate is as i really care about mike pitts like nobody nobody on the markets does any good they are going to don't what are you going to do to get this country back on track people want to work people are tired of starving people want to make money people want to be able to take care to families you know you can pick jesus christ bron james as a running mate i want people to i want people to work in my money and be able to give us that was ed ed same thing biden trying to deliberately choose perhaps a well and a woman of color i mean is he just trying to check off the diversity boxes. well i mean certainly that's part of it but look let's be honest now let's let's cut right through this biden and camilla harris are the 2 candidates for president that had the most indorsements of the swamp the establishment th

that face the team the atlantic crossing will be a huge psychological challenge running on the al stacy. a not the same. a grueling rhythm of 2 hours rowing followed by 2 hours sleeping a whites that. and that's not all. but if i. was half past 1 in the night we had to admit that although the storm isn't here yet the weather is too strong for us. stuck. so michelle much had to vomit today and now we're turning back at least. the team has failed its 1st trial the mood is deflated. become something we can overcome the wind in the current and then try to decided we had to turn back. there's still time before the race gets underway charlie gives his advice on what the 4 women should focus on before then. you get more power through the walls you've got to have really good strong negs back about your arms and you've got to get your stall right and you must know how to get sneakers those 2 you get that work. through the walls to keep moving forwards that's the most important thing for me is that you've got. a leak it's here in america in the canary islands the 35 teams begin the crossing to an

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jim and stacy, thank you both very, very much.or more on the initial jobless claims report today, brings in kings college manhattan chair of business brian brenberg. brian, it is really tough. we look at numbers like this. obviously we were referencing some of the big bear markets. those are associated with some of the worst recessions in this country. that is essentially what we're looking at right now with the numbers today, aren't we? >> these are brutal numbers, charles. there is no sugar coating that but it is important for us to talk what are we going to do about this? and i think the conversation in this country, charles, is so split between those who say all we can think about the health side of this problem and those who are saying all we can think about the economic side of this problem. we need to talk about both. this is not an issue of inconvenience for workers. this is an issue of being able to do everyday fundamental things, pay their bills. so we need political leaders and we need businesses to step up in ways that

dot com you can also follow us on social media i'm sorry for lent thanks for watching stacy. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at g.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. a vaccine doesn't exist yet but studies suggest plasma from former coburg 9000 patients could help cure the illness as it contains antibodies there could used by the immune system to neutralize pathogens when a virus enters the body the immune system develops specific antibodies that stock on to the viruses antigens to remove it the method is used against other diseases people one sick but now recovered donate blood the blood plasma extracted contains antibodies and is given to patients suffering from coated 19 that's the idea but does it work. welcome to the 900 special here on news on want to have you with us so let's talk about blood plasma what is it how do we get it and why and how is it used in s

of lockdown finding the lockdown was great i would have done a lot sooner this is really fabulous stacy one thing we're learning through this process of lockdown is the supply chain and distribution and the problem of distribution and the problem with distribution on agricultural goods and face masks and personal protection a quick man a lifestyle wipes and things like.

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what we know about the "stacy's mom" singer this morning. >>> a bay area emt is answering the governor's call for help. she said the lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. on the mobile app, whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. my wife never gets home in time to see little man go to sleep. her bus stop is a mile away. i wish i could at least walk home with her. i'm completing the 2020 census for my family. my response can impact how public funding is spent in my community. that could mean education for little man- -and a closer bus stop for her. (relieved, loving) hey. hey. shape your futur

stacy abrams is basically saying if you don't pick me, you're a racist.nk i kind of agree with that. what do you think? i think joe biden kind of has to pick her. >> i'm sure that the biden team is scrabbling tonight to figure out how to respond by 6:00 a.m. so he already knew that he had a teetering hold over the party. he's a 78-year-old white guy and this is a party that is increasingly focused on gender and racial politics. even though he -- if he won the nomination he would be running against a fellow white guy, he knew the pellet, politics of the party so well, enough to say, i will pick a woman. i think it strange to me from where i grew up to openly campaign to get the job as the vice president, to me, it's distasteful. i don't think she has the rigor to handle a national campaign. i also think on their vice presidential pick the first thing you do is, do no harm. she has a lot of political baggage. in the biden team doesn't have enough strength to carry all that baggage. i think when the betting is complete she's not going to be on the ticket. >>

failed governor georgia gubernatorial cabinet stacy abrams making veiled threats at joe biden?ast bite explains. .. >> laura: it's >> time for the last bite, stacy abrams the her campaign to be biden's vp to the ladies on the view. >> women of color particularly black women are the strongest part of the democratic party want to signal that that work will continue, we are going to reach not just segments of our community but the entire country and we need to take it to the diversity of america. >> it has gone from i don't want to i would consider it to i would take it to if you don't pick me you are racist and hate women, that is all-time we have tonight, take it from here. >> thank you, great to see you. the debate about how soon is too soon and what is essential to our economy heating up again tonight as governors and the white house test 11 the next move to save both jobs and lives, the president saying he disagrees with the gop governors georgia moves ahead with plans to reopen businesses like hair salons, gems and tattoo parlors as

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and as stacy abrams says this. >> "the new york times" did a deep investigation and they found that theccusation was not credible. i believe joe biden. >> her allegations are still unproven but her neighbor back in the 1990s tells business into ciders that she remembers hearing about it back then. >> sandra: peter doocy, thank you. speak to tremendous progress has been made. we think for the vaccine, you can always say you think and then you have to test it. there's a lot of movement and a lot of progress made but then what happens is it's going to go away. whether it's going to come back in a modified form in the fall, we will be able to handle it. >> ed: he preps to meet with the louisiana at the white hou white house. prep the president ordering meet processing plants to stay open. our chief white house correspondent john roberts is on the north along with more. >> the president will continue an ongoing conversation with the nation's governor about getting the country reopened. louisiana of course one of the hot spots in the days of the coronavirus epidemic. however officials in loui

. >> without voter oppression, stacy abrams would be the governor of georgia. >> the voter i.d.aws are every bit as racist as -- > -- >> when districts are drawn so that politicians can choose their vote, we can't say we live in a democracy. >> it was a voter suppression particularly of african-american community's that prevented us from having a governor say stacy abrams right now. >> 24 states introduced and actively seven bills to curtail the vote, and guess what, mostly directed at "people of color." you see it. we have jim crow sneaking back in. no, i mean it. >> tucker: jim crow? voter suppression? the right to vote in peril? what century is this? if you get everything you just heard as a complete and utter provable lie then you win tonight's award. governor ideas are not racist, they are mandatory. you can't live here without one. if you don't have and i.d. you can't drive, you can't fly, you can't apply for a mortgage, get welfare or by alcohol or tobacco. you can't hold a legal job. pretty much everyone in america has a government i.d. that had no effect whatsoever on v

biden's bp waiting amy klobuchar and stacy adams -- stacey abrams responding to the allegations.he new york stories come i read that one but your viewer should read that one. this case has been investigated. i know the vice president is a major leader on domestic abuse, and i think, again, the viewer should read the article. it was very thorough. >> tara reade deserves to have her story listen to and investigated. "the new york times" did a deep investigation, and they found the accusations were not credible. i believe joe biden. >> laura: she believes biden. okay, first of all, let me say this, tonight we can tell our viewers that "the washington post" seem to be taking a turn against biden. they say he has to answer and to answer these claims. luke marcus reading -- saying it is imperative that he speaks out but he has to address the allegations and relevant records have to be released. i think they are at a crossroads, raymond on this issue. i don't think this is going away. and poor little joe can't say lgb cutie let alone speak for himself on this issue. speak with "the new

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lots of people are vying for iti on the view recently stacy abrams said it would in fact be racist ifget it. watch this. >> biden has committed to a woman as vice president but has stopped short of committing to a woman of color.r. how important is it do you think for a biden to make that commitment, and do you think that not choosing a woman of cocolor, a black woman actuallys a slap in the face to black female voters? >> i would share your concern about not picking a woman of color because women of color, particularly black women are the strongest part of the democratic party. we need a ticket that it reflects the of america. >> tucker: dana perino hosts "the daily briefing with dana perino" and is obvious like a frequent guest of the show. always happy when she's here. so dana, stacy abrams is basically saying if you don't pick me, you're a racist.st i think i kind of agree with that. what do you think? i think joe biden kind of has to pick her. or he's a bigot. [laughter] >> i'm sure that the biden team is scrabbling tonight to figure out how to respond by 6:00 a.m. so he already

i want to bring in her take, optimal, francis newton stacy. you know your way around charts. i want to get your thoughts where we go from here. are you amazed this is really textbook, 50% retracement, maybe the backdrop is so horrific but we do what stocks and markets normally do? >> yes, i'm completely amazed, only really because we fell 34% on the s&p in 23 trading days. now we're back up as you say, close to the 50% retracement, about 48% in just 13 trading days. that is an incredible whipsaw. the speed which all of this occurred is largely due to the fact we have such an aggressive response from both the fed and the fiscal stimulus and they're working together. so i'm going to give you some support and resistance levels, make the bull case, make the bear case and then leave our viewers to decide but on the downside we're looking for support, if it starts failing below 23,750 which is below today. we're looking at retest of 22,500. below that, 21,000. on flip side going up, we have to take out 24, 62. we have to take out 25. if we take out