steph twhash steph, what do you want to do with this? axp just got one >> i own it and i would buy more actually it's on my list. it's a quality franchise company, great balance sheet and market share it to be had especially internationally they can take share from visa and mastercard i think you have to believe in the recovery story, the reopen, the success rate, getting back to travel and entertainment. it will happen it's not going to happen tomorrow, but it is going to happen and when it does the stock is going to scream higher in the meantime i clip a 2% yield. it's not very expensive if you think earnings have troughed, and i think you're in the troughing process for this company. i think this is a real value, quality on sale. >> you almost had me thinking you were talking about wells fargo, steph not going to happen tomorrow, quality on sale, betting for the long term. >> well -- >> because that's what you said about wells. >> i don't know. >> that's what you said about wells. we have charlie scharf who made these really incensens

>> steph, thank you for having me.sage to the latino voters in florida is targeted at south florida mostly, at the cuban american votes, at the venezuelans, the colombians, even central americans that fled during the war in their countries and are terrified of socialism. it's the "s" word that president trump has been mentioning over and over again saying that biden/harris ticket would be a return of the radical left, exactly the same reason why they left their countries, and that seems to be working for them. >> but why is it that anyone believes that message about joe biden, saul? joe biden has been in office for decades and there is nothing super progressive or socialist about him. why are people suddenly buying into this idea that joe biden is a radical? especially latinos, when president trump has said and done so many anti-immigrant things? >> well, i think, first of all, obviously in the state of -- obviously in the state of florida the population mix is a lot different than the rest of the country because of th

stephan hansen a steph curry and the golden state warriors did not make it.'s a new role for stephan hans he discussed it all with us. >> this is what the nba used to look like. but this year, things are different. >> hit for alan. >> this year's playoffs are being held until an empty rp in orlando, florida. and last week all 13 teams staged a walk out to protest the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. during all this, one of the league's biggest stars, steph curry, has been sliend. that's because his team, the golden state warriors, did not make it to the playoffs for the first time in five years. >> i've never had this much time with my eight, five, and two-year-old. >> he's been quarantining at home in san francisco with his wife and their two daughters and toddler son. >> he's in tears because he is -- >> what's up, brother. >> we spoke to curry two weeks ago with the author wes moore. he brought looping his six-year-old son. >> you don't have to be shy, it's ok. i'm good. i appreciate you rocking with me and supporting me, man, that mea

steph? >> all right. garrett haake, thank you. >>> coming up -- we're going to dig deeper into president trump's taxes. the news cycle isn't going to move on. it's not a one-day story. his supporters say he's smart for taking advantage of the system. but going to explain to you why that couldn't be further from the truth. >>> next, president trump announces 100 million rapid test kits for covid which he hopes will be distributed to schools. this comes as we get more information about how the administration tried to push the cdc to get kids back in classes putting politics ahead of science. imagine if all those tests went out in the summer. that would have helped move things along. etwork is one less thing i have to worry about. then, give families plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. i need this color. include the best in entertainment like apple music, and offer it at a price built for everyone. with the stunning iphone 11. now get two for just $5 per month. one for you and another

that's where we are with this, steph. let me play you more of that conversation. >> it's frustration. it's disappointing that those are the two choices in the top two parties. >> if you were to ask me who won the debate, i don't really think either one won. they danced around, called each other names, were disrespectful. >> i don't know if anybody really won, but i came away with a little more respect for joe biden. >> i think i'm still pretty undecided. >> it would maybe edge me a little more toward biden, but not much. >> reporter: did you learn anything? >> anything new? no. >> you can't even figure out sometimes how they get from a to z when they're just yelling at each other. >> be civil. answer the question. don't go off on a tangent. >> reporter: would you watch another debate? >> mm, i don't know. that was tough. honestly, that was a little painful. >> reporter: what would you like to see in the next presidential debate? >> a mute button on the microphones. >> reporter: yeah, they weren't kidding about that mute b

steph? >> kelly, thank you. that story, i have a feeling, is going to get uglier. >>> we're going to leave it there. we have a lot to talk about today. it's jobs day. still ahead -- the u.s. gained back more than a million jobs last month. but it is still one of the worst unemployment rates in modern american history we're going to dive into the real economy. >>> plus, a key coronavirus model now predicting more than 400,000 deaths by january. but that could be cut dramatically if everyone did one thing. stick around. you need to hear that. ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ essential for sewing, but maybe not at choneedles.s.com. for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough

>> yeah, steph. in fact, even president trump taking note of joe biden's busier campaign itinerary tweeting about it this morning. in fact, what did we see yesterday, steph? joe biden though campaign trail in pennsylvania. his running mate kamala harris making her first solo road trip to the battleground state of wisconsin. where was president trump? he was the one home with that hastily called news conference at the white house. what did we see from biden on the campaign trail? not doing the kind of rallies, we shouldn't expect the campaign for him to hold the traditional campaign rallies, but what he was doing was socially distant roundtable discussions on the economy. it's that issue that the biden campaign says he wants to focus on in the coming weeks contrasting his build back better economic plan with what he himself has said is a trump economic plan which prioritizes only those shareholders rather than ordinary working class voters. and i think the template we saw was joe biden doing local int

. >> steph, where do we do from here does it spread into the broader market as josh was potentially talk about here? what do you think? >> september is always so volatile now especially so because of what you said. these stocks are up 100, 200, 300% from the march lows it's not just all multiple expansion, scott numbers might higher after apple reported, nvidia reported, after amazon reported. there were some companies that had pure multiple expansions but these companies saw higher after they were reported i totally agree with josh and with what you were just saying they were up a lot they're not down enough. apple is only off 15% after it gained 132% from the march lows. nvidia is only off 13% you get my point >> you said they're not down enough are you building case for the stocks needing to come in a lot more than they are by vir which you of how much they ran up on the other side >> yeah. i would agree with that. i think you can see down 20, 25% in many of these names here are the names i want to be buying i want to be buying apple or adding to it it's a large position to me. amazon

steph was just talk about copper look at free port. copper yes finally over 3 there are over the last week or two where we finally broke through that we're seeing a lot of movement there in the material space. it's housing, material, transport. there's all kinds of different areas of the marketplace, have been participating it doesn't get talked about nearly enough as biotech you look at where those names are and you have those particular indexes have moved, they had monstrous moves yesterday. there is lot of accelerated mma going on suddenly. could we dip again i feel like we could there's no doubt in my mind that we could i think there's a lot of names right now that are still on their recovery that still have plenty of upside as well >> fund manager survey from bank of america it's a bull market, they say 58% of investors say a new bull market has begun they talk about rotating now not chasing stocks following that huge rally from the march lows what do you make of that >> my crystal ball is cloudy >> start over at the top forgive m

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>> yeah, steph. the campaign has made its focus on latino vote broader than just the issue of immigration. as he rolled out his build back better economic plan in july, the fourth plank had to do specifically with minority owned busine businesses. he called for $30 billion in funding specifically for minority black and brown and native american owned businesses. he's also proposed $30 million to tripling the commitment of the federal government to invest in small businesses owned by minorities. steph, you absolutely hit the nail on the head. the latino vote say real concern for, i think, democrats broadly in the biden campaign specifically and we're seeing he's going to get some substantial help from one michael bloomberg announcing he's going to be investing $100 million focused on the state of florida. we talk about the latino vote. such a great diversity within the latino vote. and one of the real trouble spots has been among the latinos in south florida specifically. the president's attack on the

steph? >> no doubt. chris, thank you. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. up coverage next. and at noon eastern today, speaker nancy pelosi joins our colleague andrea mitchell live. you do not want to miss it, especially following president trump's tax reporting from "the new york times" and ahead of tomorrow night's debate. new yorf tomorrow night's debate. after my dvt blood clot... i wondered.. could another come around the corner? or could it play out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. -and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you hav

his campaign, steph, taking down all of their television advertising for this day. biden beginning his day here in new york. he arrived in time for that first moment of silence when the first plane hit the north tower of the twin towers. also now, of course, marking that second moment. biden not a stranger to these commemorations. as vice president for eight years he came to new york for three of those anniversaries. he'll also be traveling later today to where peter was in shanksville, pennsylvania. as vice president he partic parted in the ground-breaking, the dedication of that memorial there. it's worth noting in an election year that typically this has been a day that's brought candidates together. in 2008, john mccain and barack obama actually arrived at ground zero together, participated in the memorial service together that day. in 2016, we know hillary clinton and donald trump were both at the ground zero commemorations, not interacting. today this morning, we saw actually joe biden interact briefly with vice president mike pence who is here for the commemo

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>> well, you're right, steph. this is going to be a huge issue of discussion for voters, for activists, for the elected officials in washington. it changes the campaign in that this is a galvanizing moment. a catalyst for activists on both sides of the political aisle. republicans, of course, use supreme court appointments, judicial appointments to motivate the social conservative base that's been so critical for trump all these years. but the death of ruth bader ginsburg and the possibility that this liberal icon on the supreme court would be replaced by a conservative jurist who opposes abortion rights, would seek to roll back so much of the social progress of the last generation is also going to galvanize democratic voters, progressives, especially women who were so essential to the democratic victories in the 2018 midterm elections and the strategists in both parties i talked to over the weekend said this is going to turn out. it's going to juice the turnout numbers from voters everywhere. and this is just suc

steph? >> now let's has to california where there are 28 major fires burning right now, including one very close to where vice presidential candidate kamala harris will be meeting with official later today vaughn hillyard is there vaughn, i want to play a bit of joe biden's speech yesterday talking about climate change it wasn't just the science of it he was talking about the economic impact. watch this >> you know, when donald trump thinks about climate change, he thinks hoax. when i think about it i think jobs good paying union jobs that put americans to work building a stronger, more climate resilient nation >> a sustainable recovery, sustainable infrastructure, jobs and the economy. will that be kamala harris' message today? >> exactly kamala harris overnight and in california she'll be in the fresno area to assess fire damage and talk with officials here talking about the economic costs here long beach fire department, two fire trucks just drove by, you have resources in here from acros

>> reporter: steph, good morning.e situation is that hundreds of thousands of people are waking up in the dark today. there hasn't been as much rain as we anticipate here in mobile, alabama, originally anticipated to take a direct hit but the wind has been a significant issue here, causing widespread damage. we know that fire crews had to cut people out of their homes today after trees fell on top. you were talking about that storm surge. i want to show you the power that sally has had in this part of the gulf coast. look behind me this is a mobile river, which feeds directly into the bay. this was a huge concern from a storm surge standpoint being pushed inland. right now it's actually lower than it was before sally struck. steph, that's because on this side of the storm, sally has pulled water out of this river, out of that bay and pushed it towards those gulf shores communities, pensacola area and that's where that surge is proving to be such a dangerous issue this morning we know that right now the rain is expecte

. >> reporter: all coming together to support sister steph and to fund-raise for the outreach efforts our lady of the angels. they say during the pandemic, they've been providing food for three times as many people as normal. fueled by her mission to help her community, a long-time passion for distance running, and believe it or not, an affinity for treadmills. >> i also really like treadmill running. although this was really hard, i would not do this, don't worry, probably ever again. but i also do love running on a treadmill, so it was great. i had a great time. >> reporter: call it divine intervention. the only thing more miraculous than a nun on the run, sister stephanie has raised over $130,000 as of this morning. if you'd like to find out more about sister steph or donate, head to missionola.com. >> love it, will, thank you. that image of her sitting down on the chair after the treadmill, that's me every time after i get off the treadmill. the world is spinning! >> that sister has got her act together. very impressive there. again, i do need a workout, though. that does remind m

just to be able to say i'm hanging out with steph.i would join his book club. >> what i just realized, i'm surrounded by two authors. >> oh. >> we could say we are the bookends. >> that's very cleaver. i was going to call larry out because he hasn't read my book or purchased it adding to my book sales totals. >> purchase. what about a gift? >> she's making you purchase it. >> she's reaching into my wallet. >> mr. moneybags over there. >>> convenient time the move on. founder of fairfield shelly belly pulling a willy wonka. hiding necklaces in each state. you have to pay $50 to get the clues to wear your state's necklace is hissen. people who find it win $5,000. every one who participates is eligible for the grand prize, your very own candy man kitchen's factory in florida owned by kline. each state is limited to 1,000 participants and according to facebook group from the contest, tickets in california already sold out. why not? i think the state of the world is tragic enough as it would u. >> yeah, what did you say? how much do you wi

steph, amazon gets outgraded to perform at bernstein they should have upgraded it back in march, they say. year to date is 65%. you've been trimming it, though, and you've been trimming it since about a month ago. is this like a continuous thing that you're doing? >> well -- yeah, i thought their quarter was flawless there was nothing wrong whatsoever 49% retail sales growth, aws backlog up 65% i don't know how much better it gets from here, though, and i just think a lot of good news is priced in. it's up 65%. it just had a quick 16% decline in the shares. so if it actually pulls back further, this would be on my buy list, but i thought it was prudent to take profits. >> brenda, facebook, $300 at oppenheimer today. it's a price target raise. you own facebook >> we do facebook, if you look within the faang stocks, it's one of the more attractive valued companies. it's one everybody loves to hate, but with over 3 billion eyeballs on their platform, it's something that can't be ignored by advertisers we think the company will continue to do well. >> let's do some final trades. josh brow

and steph made a great point, it is so great, i'm going to repeat it in fact. there are levels and layers to this story. on one level is the tax avoidance. but the other is the huge national security issue here. a president of the united states on the hook personally for hundreds of millions of dollars, those bills coming due, and none of us know to whom he owes this money. lots of questions that deserve answers. >> steph, we don't have any answers to that, right? the idea of who, if you will, owns president trump, who owns this debt? >> and if you want to take the political angle, here, hallie where the president said, you're right, i diabete pdn't pay the that makes me smart. he's saying because he knows how to work the system, he knows how to close the loopholes so they won't benefit the richest and the most complicated companies. except look at his record over the last three years. he didn't do that. we still got carried interest in our tax system, which is a blatant hookup for the private equity industry. we saw that corporate tax overhaul, that took corpo

you guess good to see you i was watching the news a couple of days ago and there was a report that steph was doing life and he jumped out at me to say just so much about what he says possible what is the potential of refugees and migrants potential rather than a problem here stay for a couple of days ago it's a book. i want to thank you i want to just you're talking about the young generation here there's a lot of these 11 years old. i mean you think. you know you're 11 you're so mature we were talking earlier tell me about. you know it's a bad situation is too hard and you know when i sleep at night i pray that they will attack on us and they will burn now everything with that he had it's too hard you know. that your and we're not there i mean there is people we know i don't want to say here anymore with my family i want to go to another country i want to have a normal life i'm going to have but i really i want to go to school can you believe that i have never been to school but you're in love how did you learn english and english is incredible i learned it from internet just by phone o

. >> hey, steph, good morning. well, this morning kicks off three days of formal events marking the passing of the late justice ruth bader ginsburg. both here at the u.s. supreme court and across the street at the u.s. capitol. in about 25 minutes time we expect a hearse to arrive on the street here behind me and her casket will be met by an army of her former law clerks who will carry her casket up the stone steps of the supreme court into the great hall and there will be a private ceremony starting at around 9:30 eastern for family, friends, supreme court staff members and justices themselves. once that ceremony concludes, her casket will be brought out and it will remain atop the steps of the portico there just in front of the supreme court so the public can then pay their respects according to all of the pandemic precautions to which we've all become accustomed. all morning, steph, we've been seeing people line up on the other side of the court so they can eventually proceed in front to pay their respects and p

steph? >> phil, the president says he didn't want to create a panic. but it wasn't like behind the scenes he was doing something to make us any safer. he deliberately misled people about a situation that could lead to their deaths. i want to share a little bit more from one of his conversations with woodward. this conversation was in early february and specifically what he told the public in late february. >> you just breathe the air. that's how it's passed. and so that's a very tricky one. that's a very delicate one. it's also more deadly than your -- you know, even your strenuous flus. >> it's a little like the regular flu that we have flu shots for and we'll essentially have a flu shot for this in a fairly quick manner. i view this the same as the flu. >> okay. there were 19 days between those. he said it was deadly to bob woodward. then he's in the white house saying basically this thing is no biggie. help us understand the risks that he took. he potentially made it worse. he held six separate rallies during this time period where people were not s

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. >> yeah, steph. some of that has to do with the fact the president has released these lists of who he might pick. everyone on capitol hill who cares to do the research, knows enough about the nominees even those who nbc are reporting are probably the top two who were vetted and voted on by this same senate. but this condensed timeline has the ability of carving away the a artifice of a carefully crafted vote. republicans who are in control in this body believe that whoever donald trump puts forward will be more closely in line with what they believe and believe a supreme court justice will do than what the person who joe biden would nominate. and that's the simple political truth here. and as long as that's the case, i think you'll see the republicans continuing to move in lockstep to move the nomination of candidate x, whomever that is, forward as quickly as possible. >> peter, president trump moving forward with this nominee surely fires up his base. but here's the thing. his base was already fired

. >> steph, you've been lightning up on amazon speaking of these big techs. you have to believe is the market is going to have a good month of october, those stocks will have to perform well. it's hard to imagine you'll have an underperformance from faang, megacap tech and the market will brush that off and be fine what do you think as we head into a new month in a couple of days >> i think it's more than just sales growth of these companies. for me to trim, it's just a trim i still think you want a combination of secular growing stocks for all the reasons that kevin mentions and what i just said the economic data is going to get better we're trying the balance better economic data. i think the market will have a hard time digesting this in the meantime, we probably slosh around we wait for earnings on october 12th that's a very big week for earnings we'll learn more >> i didn't hear you say anything about the virus what if the virus starts raging again. positivity rate above 3% in new york you've got some of the nfl cases front and center i didn't hear you m

it's definitely steph. he's so great at it. he's so patient and hand on.to being a good home school teacher. i love your cookbook. it's filled with easy family recipes. >> you're going to share one with us now. it's a lamb pasta bake. you cook it in one of your favorite kitchen tools. what is that? >> in my dutch oven. it's things thrown together really quick. we use lamb instead of ground beef. it's a great way to get your kids to try something new on their pallet. what's important is the .th. nutmeg, oregano, it comes together beautifully. i'm putting in basil. it's this gorgeous red-sauce based pasta with lots of cheese. i combine everything. what makes it special and keeps it moist i put there. i just dollop it on the top. i believe -- look at that. i truly believe -- >> you're making us hungry. >> so early in the morning too. i really truly believe that pasta is a great vessel for flavor. you can play around with the spices and get your kids and family to try new flavors. that's why i love it so much. >> you made it look so easy. how much time does th

but his steph has brought millions together in morning. a show of strength for a regime recovering after weeks of anti—government protest —— death. a funeral to what is held across the country. among those covering in the holy city of qohm is this man. he is a journalist and regime supporter who is documenting the crowd for his youtube channel qom news. little does he know that another killer has already arrived on a plane from china. in the middle of february, a video emerges on social media ofa video emerges on social media of a patient at qom hospital. a day later, the family announced that he has died. the government knows that his death was caused by coronavirus but with an election looming, they deny it and cry fake news instead. to further suppress news of the pandemic, restrictions are placed on journalists. pandemic, restrictions are placed onjournalists. but ali continues to report for his youtube channel qom news. he is backed by around's religious establishment and wants eve ryo ne establishment and wants everyone to go to the

he hasn't had the chance to play with steph and klay and dre all together.appy about that trade from minnesota to golden state. >> once i got here and settled, i was happy. just coming here and letting it all sink in and my mind is how it all became real from playing in the chase, being around clay and steph, draymond, all of it. >> andrew is a worker. he works every single day. he puts his time in, and he's in great shape all the time. >> shocker in the nba today. doc rivers is out as coach of the l.a. clippers. rivers guided the clips for seven years, including leading them through the donald sterling mess. but this year, with kawhi leonard and paul george, it was championship or bust for the franchise, and the clips got bounced in round two. >>> it's monday, so deep down i'm sure we all feel like daniel medvedev at the french open. his shot goes wide and he takes it out on his racket. medvedev, smash, like the hulk. doesn't that make you feel better? just kind of therapeutic. he lost in four sets. dan, yeah, we've known each other for a while. how many ra

woodward reveals new audio tonight and it appears on steph steph stephen golbert, trump himself was running. >> i mean, you could, you could be in the room. i was in the white house a couple of days ago, meeting of 10 people. >> including me , he says. the man who has every rapid covid-19 test possible and everyone tested around him all the time. he was worried how easily he could catch it. he was telling the rest of you to do exactly what he would never do himself. he's still doing it. this president is the opposite of science. he doubles down on dumb and dangerous because he's about serving himself. not you. today a packed gathering in the hard hit state arizona. the chairs are zip tied together as a fire precaution. what about the danger of this many people in the audience with no masks on? why? why would a president care about his people do this and not because he cares more about himself but once again the only person safely socially distancing in that room is him. the president of the united states violated state rules in nevada yesterday from crowd gatherings. his own white house gat

supervisor katherine steph any urged the d.a. the city attorney to investigate and enforce all potential civil liabilities and criminal penalties against the promoters of the gathering which attracted about a thousand people. coronavirus health restrictions do not allow for such gatherings. the event included more than 10 hours of performances and group activities. steph any called the party selfish, dangerous, and unlovely. >> the ceos of nine major drugmakers have the companies work to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus. in a joint statement, the company said they would not submit any vaccine candidates to the fda for review until they are proven safe and effective in larger clinical trials. the ceos of at extra dozen in the a, moderna, and pfizer, three case in phase three trials, are among those who signed the pledge. and there ask is late word tonight that astrazenekca is temporary halting it's study after one of think parentn'ts developed a dangerous side effect. the person is expected to survive. >> marriott plans to la

i remember you and steph reported, he said with the supreme court, donald trump can't be trusted.nka could convince him to put a liberal on the court. the irony is the best thing for his fate would have been to appoint a moderate or someone like merrick garland. it would appear that's not the direction he appears to be heading. >> yeah, nicolle. all of the bets have been on amy coney barrett all week. people close to the president cold nbc that they expect the president would wind up picking her. it was down to a two woman race. and the president was heavily lobbied by officials in florida who really wanted him to go with the judge that was cuban american, obviously a woman, and young, and they liked her story, thought she would have broader appeal. she was confirmed 80-15 in the senate. there was that camp. then there were some of the president's most staunchest, most core supporters, these religious conservatives that were lobbying him saying you need to pick somebody, the only acceptable nominee we would like is somebody like judge barrett, and the reason they argue that is for

steph?f, thank you. >>> there's also a fight going on at capitol hill to fill justice ginsburg's seat. the president will announce his pick on saturday and they're eyeing the first week of october to announce the confirmation hearings oufrm next guest says he should wait. senator joe manchin joins us. i'm surprised they're not going to wait. is there anything you can do about it? >> stephanie, we're all doing this. i hope the better ankles can come out. these are my friends, people i've worked with. i've voted for 78% of the judges president trump has put up if they're qualified. nobody has voted more on the democratic side than i have across party lines, but let me tell you. this has never happened in the history of the united states of america. not one time. there's only been four vacancies since july 1 and election day that's become available in the history of our country since 1879. only four. not one has been confirmed. as a matter of fact, two presidents didn't even nominate out of the

golden state warriors will hold a voluntary mini-camp at the chase center beginning this wednesday steph curry and draymond green are not expected to participate. but steve kerr said they are more than welcome to attend once they go through proper protocols for covid klay thompson will be a participant. remember he hadn't played in a game since he tore his acl in the 2019 nba finals. many camp will run through october 6 in once they start talking to us we will bring you that sound have more coverage as that. many camp goes on but in the meantime that's all i have for sports back to you guys all right jason, thank you. >>coming up how one pastor's given couple for a chance to host their wedding son a unique way during the pandemic in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. it's dangerous. and we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. we can do this. if we do it together. we can do this. ♪ >> ellen's big return. >> if i've ever let someone down and hurt their feelings, i am so sorry for t

i'm not worried about steph and draymond, i know how hard they work, i know they'll be prepared, you next season. >> strict safety protocols are in effect including daily testing. the team is staying at a hotel for the full two weeks, leaving only by private shuttle to go to the arena. they're getting this extra practice time because they were one of eight times who did not qualify for the nba bubble in orlando. the goal is to build team chemistry and make them a better team than the one that won just 15 games last season. >> we'll essentially be a new team. when everything comes back to normal, we can find a way to make a run again. >> anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> and we still don't know when that next season is going to start. >>> finally tonight, not much trick or treating so halloween will kind of stink this year. but one san jose family is trying to make it fun. >> they've set up an outdoor haunted how the. that's a lot of work. you can see the family's elaborate setup. they said they didn't want to wait until october because they felt everyone could use a smile right about

team today for the first time since the nba season was postponed back in march feels like years ago steph curry and draymond green were excused absences and klay thompson and eric paskel we're still going through mandatory covid protocols but outside of that everyone was there typically them be a hold mini-camp ahead of preseason basketball, but the warriors they are prepping for any games, they just want to get familiar with some new faces and start building a chemistry with one another and according to steve kerr it felt really good. >>the last 14 it was it was a relieved to be on the floor playing basketball again together competing enjoying ourselves heat. you know you guys look great. there is a lot of good they a lot of fun out there today. >>first time really many of them had a chance to call real basketball rather than just kind of one on one in a long time. >>and on a somber note, nfl legend gale sayers passed away today shares became the youngest player ever inducted into the hall of fame at just 37 years old. he was drafted in 1965 and set several nfl records, including scoring

dejoy said he would provide this information. >> yeah, and he hasn't, steph. hasn't produced a single document or record since his congressional hearings two weeks ago. so they're moving forward with this subpoena. i got a statement in response from a postal service person. we remain surprised and confused by chairwoman maloney's insistence on issuing a subpoena to the postal service in the midst of an ongoing dialogue with her staff on the house committee on oversight and reform to produce information in an orderly fashion. we fully intend to comply with our obligations under the law. one question, if they don't comply, how will house democrats enforce this subpoena? we remember during impeachment, the unprecedented ways in which trump administration officials thumbed their way documents. they are fighting to give the postal service more money and they haven't shown a willingness to fine or even jail administration officials who don't cooperate. >> geoffrey, i have the same question. this administration takes subpoenas and -- throws them in the garbage. let's

you know steph curry part people total like. yes we're talking about stuff very good >>very good all right and speaking times getting better i had my son come into the room yesterday and said hey dad have you seen the new trailer for the miles per hour spiderman game. he played for me and then afterwards, he said. its best experienced on the new playstation 5 which oddly enough preorders are happening and i i got to him, i said yeah nice try. i guess the prisoners already sold out. >>already sold out that that's frustrating because i was at dinner last night with my daughter in life, it's like did you see the new sop sony playstation 5. you can see the miles morales trailer for did not assassin's creed of fortnight what it looked like on it. i was like let's let's preorder one so it best i can if you are gun sold out not sold out to be a 400 to $500 machine $4 out a dvd player might 100 with fire. >>there's not much more story there in the state we're in video games during the pandemic staying at home again a lot of big boi inve

. >> jimmy garoppolo and the warrior steph curry posting messages on social media encouraging people to register. actor ryan reynolds and the cast of hamilton also joining the cause. >> for me it's like christmas day, the christmas day of voting except what is under the tree is the rest of our lives. so, no pressure.>> our nation is asking you to give your voice. [music] i sent this a lot, do not throw away your shot. >> you got plenty of time, the deadline to register to vote in california is october 19. we have more information on our website at kpix.com. >>> santa clara has something new to celebrate this afternoon. it just became the first county in the state to designate juneteenth as a paid holiday. the provisos unanimously approved the proposal today. it celebrates the ending of slavery in the u.s. the paid holiday will apply to all santa clara employees starting next year heard >>> san jose city leaders are considering throwing their support behind a series of measures designed to keep people off the streets. it's all part of the city's anti-displacement plan. it includes hel

. >> the key here, steph, as it always is, but we're in a pandemic now, the key is being able to votend also confidence that your health is being preserved while exercising your right to vote. here in virginia and other states beginning the early voting process, that's the goal. 45 days of early voting, allowing people to space it out, vote by mail and the classic election day option, too steph? >> 45 days it is game on. joining us now, msnbc national political correspondent, my friend steve kornacki. there's a brand-new poll out this morning it seems to make the presidential and senate races a little clearer walk us through the poll and also, can you help us understand, is polling changing in any way now that so many people don't even have home phones >> yeah, this polling question has been ongoing now for really decades since the cell phone started to take hold but in terms of where things stand right now, some interesting polls. "new york times," siena, new ones out this morning. let me take you through here arizona first up they've got biden with a nine-point advantage in arizona

any opera house and this one is being touted as a ring for the 21st century it will be directed by steph and her hind and it's been on hold because of the corona virus pandemic but now with about he is almost ready and could premiere as soon as september 27th ok and true to form for wagner now obviously it's a marathon or problem with at least 2 breaks in a massive orchestra how is that supposed to actually work in times of corona it's difficult but the torture oprah has been working together with her husband and wife team of opera loving doctors who've been providing the 3 freak ovitz testing every morning when they get the green light rehearsals go ahead at noon this process will now be applied to the musicians who will have to be in the pits because it's a big orchestra for wagner and the latest news is that in berlin the distance between audience members may be reduced to one metre the minimum distance just in time for the premiere so that's good news too but so i say we have to wait and say nothing is certain ok so the vacuum is actually the 2nd opera in the. ring cycle what happene

steph may bring some satisfaction to cambodians but more than 4 decades after the fall of the camaro rouge the regime's painful legacy lives on. and liz to talk more about that i am joined now by phone venus so she is joining us from phnom penh where she is the principal deputy director at the documentation center of cambodia welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us and i'd like to begin by asking you about something that you have written on your website it's the following quote a society cannot know itself if it doesn't have an accurate memory of its history what happens to the memory of this painful chapter of cambodia's history now that comrade dyke is gone thank you for having me on the program yes it is hard to talk. and not get by politics i still remember the story. and we all know what it was not with my hands because you are. ready. to just. know what they did it was never good. and then you know you. saw. how. so hastily called men. who did a pretty good. schools are in a window because. we mentioned earlier comrade boy he was involved in the killing of u

any opera house and this one is being touted as a ring for the 21st century it will be directed by steph and her haim and it's been on hold because of the current virus pandemic but now with about he is almost ready and could crimea as soon as september 27th ok and true to form for wagner not obviously it's a marathon or problem with at least 2 breaks in a massive orchestra how is that supposed to actually work in times of corona it's difficult but the story has been working together with the husband and wife team of opera loving doctors who've been provided free freak ovitz testing every morning when they get the green light rehearsals go ahead at noon this process will now be applied to the musicians who will have to be in the pits because it's a big orchestra for wagner and the latest news is that in berlin the distance between audience members may be reduced to one metre the minimum distance just in time for the premiere so that's good news too but as i say we have to wait and see nothing is certain ok so the vacuum is actually the 2nd opera. in the ring cycle what happened to the an

so the community and some local celebrities, including steph curry and singer raphael saadiq gatheredal story time. filmmakers rafael ca saul, david diggs were the hosts. you might remember them from the film blind spot. the film helped inspire walt disney to create disneyland. so it's inspired a lot. there's so many people with so many memories. "saturday night live" is coming up next. >> have a great night. we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? uh, i'll have to check. (doorbell ringing) aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. hello? >> you're watching the democratic debate on pbs. [ cheers and applause ]

any opera house and this one has been touted as a ring for the 21st century it will be directed by steph and her haim and it's been on hold because of the current virus pandemic but now with about he is almost ready and could crimea as soon as september 27th ok and true to form for wagner now obviously it's a marathon our problem with at least 2 breaks in a massive orchestra how is that supposed to actually work in times of corona it's difficult but the torch open has been working together with a husband and wife team of opera laughing doctors who've been for vital 3 freak ovitz testing every morning when they get the green light rehearsals go ahead at noon this process will now be applied to the musicians who will have to be in the pits because it's a big orchestra for wagner and the latest news is that in berlin the distance between audience members may be reduced to one metre the minimum distance just in time for the permian so that's good news too but so i say we have to wait and see nothing is certain ok so the vacuum is actually the 2nd opera in the ring cycle what happened to the