he draws energy from the crowd i don't know but it just seems a little bit more subdued duty and steve bell have always been steadfast republicans they plan to vote for trump and the. across the. tree pastor greg lewis says venturing back into his church for the 1st time in months. milwaukee is home to the largest black congregation in wisconsin and otherwise largely white rural state. lewis is great in march the preacher was in intensive care. coronavirus brought him close to death the buy wrist has killed 4 of his friends in milwaukee just like elsewhere black people have been more affected by cope with 19 than white people. god is real and saved my life because i should have been you know i heard all proud of other issue on top of the corona you know what my believe is that god is. the pastor hasn't fully recovered yet this is his 1st service since being seriously ill in any case churches in wisconsin had to stay closed for months. after such a long time away pastor lewis wants to use his sermon to preach about pervasive racism. he says the killing of george floyd caused many to wake up.

duty and steve bell have always been steadfast republicans they plan to vote for trump in the. across the country pastor gray lewis says venturing back into his church for the 1st time in months. milwaukee is home to the largest black congregation in wisconsin and otherwise largely white rural state. lewis is grateful in march the preacher was in intensive care. coronavirus brought him close to death the virus has killed 4 of his friends in milwaukee just like elsewhere black people have been more affected by covert 19 than white people. god is real and saved my life because i should have been you know i heard all proud of other issue on top of the corona you know what my belief is that god is. the pastor hasn't fully recovered yet this is his 1st service since being seriously ill in any case churches in wisconsin had to stay closed for months. after such a long time away pastor lewis wants to use his sermon to preach about pervasive racism. he says the killing of george floyd caused many to wake up. who. were very relieved. oh. my. by. then. pastor lewis his ministry doesn't s

one god 2 different worlds steve bell was a pastor for 8 years before he became an entrepreneur because of the pandemic stephen doherty worship remotely from their living room day i don't know what your week is i moral values are important to them but they can forgive the fact that the president regularly disregards the 10 commandments after all politics is always an immoral business. you know we're all humans as i don't agree with some of these you know words that president trump has said i still . i think over all that. he tries to do what's right even though sometimes it doesn't come across that way i'm not going to judge the man i know my own frailties on my own and that's between him and god really know it's not really my judgment i'm not going to be i'm don't put him in the same level as jesus so he's just my president he's not my savior. independence day in wisconsin faster great braves the baking sun 4 hours. after all a barbecue is essential on the 4th of july. donald trump has just promised to make america great again. be very good if you want this to be you know like cause it

steve bell was a pastor for 8 years before he became an entrepreneur because of the pandemic stephen doherty worship remotely from their living room a i don't know what your week is my moral values are important to them but they can forgive the fact that the president regularly disregards the 10 commandments after all politics is always an immoral business. you know we're all humans as i don't agree with some of the you know words that president trump has said i still. i think over all that. he tries to do what's right even though sometimes it doesn't come across that way i'm not going to judge the man i know my own frailties on my own sin. that's between him and god really that's not really my judgement i'm not going to be i'm don't put him at the same level as jesus so he's just my president he's not my savior. independence day in wisconsin faster great braves the baking sun 4 hours. after all a barbecue is essential on the 4th of july. donald trump has just promised to make america great again. it will be very good if you want this to be you know like truck cause it make america g

. >> that's a pretty stunning thing it didn't ring a bell. stevew do you, as the former fbi director forget important details about an investigation into a presidential candidate and their campaign? >> it's totally inexcusable. what you can look at is that document as released by john ratcliffe, the director of national intelligence. it's something like the next day the clinton campaign is actually out there doing those types of things. so, that document was in their possession. it has now been declassified. and you can look at what the clinton campaign actually did. and i tell you, when i was the chairman and i sat there with james comey and we were talking about hillary clinton and her emails. the biggest issue that he made was intent. he said oh, well i couldn't prove intent. this goes to intent. now, it is a russian document. it needs to be investigated. but that has got to ring bells at the highest levels toe fbi. ainsley: biggest story in 2016. biggest story. the media avoids covering. this look at this abc zero minutes. nbc zero minutes. cbs

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tonight the conversation kicks off with golden state warriors coach steve kerr and award winning comedian and activist w. kamau belleck out bay area book fest.org for more info. before we gelet's get one final check of our weather with lisa argen. smoky out there again. >> yes, and another spare the air alert because of that, liz. as we look at highs in san francisco we're cooler. 79 in ecland with 90 in walnut creek and hot weather with mid-90s in antioch. the accuweather seven day forecast noticeably cooler tomorrow but still a spare the air alert through tuesday. some gusty north winds throughout the day today. and then by the middle of next week we're feeling like fall and could even see some rain by this time next weekend. >> thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. we're back at 8:00 a.m., and we just got a word from walter reed that the president's physician is likely to give an update at 8:00 a.m. our time here in california, so we'll bring that to you as well. good morning america is next. have a great morning. to the best bargains ever at ross! yes! oh, ye

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not even a year before the belling wall had come down after months of peaceful protest in the form the east german. steve u.s. u.k. france and the soviet union gave the green light paving the way to reunify the 2 germany's. those from the east had to adapt to many things new money and the economic system and a new lifestyle soon the disillusionment kicked in. what we're missing. it's about because you know. you can only financial called. the social medical corps. or not. they cannot make. your money the next unemployment no reading. we mentioned before in these young women as many as 4000000 workers in the east saw their jobs disappear countless others had to take on the work that was below their qualifications many young and educated people left to look for a better life some areas feel the neglect to this day. there are rural areas where there's a lot of poverty and rip people feel left behind and turning towards what they have which is often their national identity or their racial identity and the last national elections the center right and center left parties were more popular in the west than germa

bell." we erased what were early gains. treasury secretary steve mnuchin expressing doubt getting a new relief package being passed three weeks before the election. the dow closing down 160 points. on the ground in the sunshine state voters continue to speak out on key issues that matter most to them and their families. we'll look at one of the crucial demographics for president trump's chances of re-election. stay tune, we have fox business team coverage, jackie deangelis in our new york newsroom, blake burman standing by at the white house which is where we begin. blake. reporter: connell there was another phone call between treasury secretary steve mnuchin and speaker of the house nancy pelosi to go over at least the hopes of trying to put together another covid relief package. we can tell you it lasted about an hour. they exchanged language on proposals. we're told there is expected to be another phone call tomorrow. this is the readout afterward at least from the side of the speaker of the house that they continue to say there are big gaps tha

bell rings and markets close. this as house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin continue relief talks and ase wait for results that could shake up the markets tomorrow. netflix earnings report is expected out any moment now. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. i'm for melissa francis and connell mcshane. and this is "after the bell."

bell rings and markets close. this as house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin continue relief talks and as we wait for results that could shake up the markets tomorrow. netflix earnings report is expected out any moment now. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. i'm for melissa francis and connell mcshane. and this is "after the bell." we have edward lawrence and in washington. reporter: they are scheduled to talk about right now. they usually talk about an hour on these phone calls. there is very slim chance of getting a relief package to help americans by election day. president donald trump said this morning it is political. and house speaker nancy pelosi does not want to help the economy because that would help the president win. his economic advisors say the house speaker packed her package with a lot of stuff unrelated to the coronavirus. >> there is a number of political and idealogical points in that have nothing to do with covid and we don't want to go that direction. if it is targeted right, absolutely. it is not it is not going to work. reporter: even if a deal could be reached the pr

stuart: four weeks to go to the election, we have fire in the bell, that is the facts. steveon. kayleigh mcenany did test positive for the virus and she will be joining us to update her health in the president's health in just a few minutes from now. 1 million acres have now been burned by a single california wildfire, should we blame climate change or force management, our resident california expert steve hilton weizen. first new york city closes schools and virus hotspots, it is keeping kids out of the classroom truly worth it? we will ask rachel campos-duffy next. ♪ ♪ limu emu and doug. and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and limu roll, ya ♪ ♪ you know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ stuart: the vice president to debate tomorrow night in utah, hillary vaughn is there and salt lake city, what do you have for a pre

bell. good to see you there. i know the financial times is talking about steve mnuchin the treasury secretary suggesting 1.5 trilliontime presumably. are you optimistic about a deal now? it sounds like there is scope for some compromise and originally the republican senator leadership mitch mcconnell said $2.2 trillion is outlandish so the fa ct trillion is outlandish so the fact that it seems to be a trump or republican backed plan now at1.61.7 does trump or republican backed plan now at 1.61.7 does increase the chance of a deal. in all likelihood if there is not a deal this week, you will be worrying whether there is one before the election on november three so markets don't seem hopeful and donnie —— given the ongoing economic uncertainty people would be looking for a rapid resolution. i suppose we cannot just know at the rapid resolution. i suppose we cannotjust know at the moment and you mentioned the election, what the parties are thinking, because is it in their interest or not to get this done? all thatis or not to get this done? all that is the risk of a bipartisan situation that you have with a big electio

steve weis, pete najarian and scott young. a little bit of a bump today, nasdaq is the outperformer into that print after the bell.

steve moore, we'll leave it there. great to see you. >> you too. connell: "fox business alert." now, jackie, this is a big "after the bell" earnings report. intel is in. you may have seen some of the numbers bottom of the screen. third quarter results, they're okay. they're right in line with what analysts were expecting on the earnings per share. the revenue is better than analysts expected. on top of that intel guided higher for the fourth quarter. however as you can see the stock is selling off aggressively by 9%. okay is not good you have enough for investors of the they may have been looking for more than they received in the guidance for the fourth quarter. the stock at these levels, down eight 1/2, 9%, would take 30 plus points off the dow jones industrial average tomorrow. intc, that will be one to watch. >>> a new warning to americans. intelligence officials say two u.s. adversaries are trying to meddle in our presidential election. what officials are doing to try to keep the vote safe. we'll have that coming up. the cdc is calling out a distressing new trend in covid-19 cases. number of hospitalizations now started to go up agai

steve weis, pete najarian and scott young. a little bit of a bump today, nasdaq is the outperformer into that print after the bell. pete, i begin with you i don't know if it's so much will these reports be good i think the question is how good do they have to be >> well, they're going to probably have to be extraordinarily good we saw what happened with microsoft already. the numbers were great across the board for the most part. the stock went lower and continued to go lower after they gave the guidance that they gave i think that's part of the elements of what we're going to be looking at today, scott, is not only the earnings but what does the guidance look like for many of these different companies we're talking about, the power four or five when you really look at what's going on there, it's still about apple one and the bundling package, i think that's huge it goes back to the idea that this was once a hardware company that was mass, rigive and the hardware component was huge. that's been a good thing because the reliance on that aspect of apple, it sti's still there but' less you've got wearables and servic

.# bells ring two of the cyclists, steve reynolds and mark ward, join us now from east london. normal, or are you feeling still pessimistic about the future? our business is being —— pretty good at being not pessimistic. we are pretty positive points. this tour is to emphasise the positivity of the industry, we are desperate to get back to work and we need some help to do that. steve comer what reaction have you had from people as you have gone past in —— on your bikes? it's been amazing. we have talked to so many people across the country. lots of different stories. people in theatres, music venues, exhibition centres. they alljust wa nt to exhibition centres. they alljust want to get back to work. the reaction has obviously been positive. we want to keep that going. mark, the industry has been severely affected by this pandemic, like other industries such as hospitality. what are you hoping to get from doing this?” hospitality. what are you hoping to get from doing this? i guess there are many things we are hoping to achieve. one is to spread some positivity and to be seen to

steve mnuchin and nancy pelosi continue to talk. is this just theater, or is this real? jonathan: it is fiscal headline relet in financial markets as we try to get you. for the opening bellequity futures are firmer on the s&p 500. we drift higher by almost zero -- 9%, almost 29 points almost 0.9%, almost winning nine points. on the 10had a move year treasury yesterday as we continue to get this talking d.c. is it just happy talk, posturing ahead of the election? where are these guys looking to close the gap? on: the bond market speaking the 30 year bond. look at the, you bond move, and i am still looking at they really yield, -0.94%. it is a very dynamic, and i am going to suggest this jobs report tomorrow sets us up for a reaffirmation of that i if they are -- of that dynamic if they are benign reports. jonathan: still in the middle of that range between 50 to 90 points at their -- points right there. joining us now is philip camporeale of jp morgan investment management. help navigate d.c. right now. it is headline around headline of fiscal talks. how do you process those headlines, phil? fromp: the gloominess september, the really bad seasonals were all changed on a d

bell rings. i feel superstitious when i predict anything other than it's going to be a hard fight. we feel good about where we are. but i don't underestimate how he plays. >> reporter: steveing in the bag until election day until the voters vote. >> all right. ali vitale there in wilmington, delaware, josh letterman on the trump/pence beat for us. thank you both. in 2016, trump flips pennsylvania. the state had gone for the democrats six elections straight before that. now you look at the polling. trump again trailing biden in pennsylvania. we are going to be live in that critical battleground state, many say a must-win state for the president. we'll be there right after this break. first, we caught up with some iowa voters waiting to cast their ballots early. >> i think the president will win. i think he'll be reelected. >> there are a lot of people -- >> i'm voting for biden. i don't want to say i'm doing it reluctantly but i'm more interested in just getting rid of trump. so that's where i think my vote will have the most power is voting for biden. e the most pow voting for biden but even when i was there. i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so, i talked

bell from wall street. here is your morning mover, snapchat with big rally. dagen mcdowell, steves, this morning. steve: thank you. dagen: thank you. maria: thank you for a great soon. see you tomorrow, everybody. hope you can seize the day. stuart: i love the seize the thing day, i'm trying, i'm trying. good morning to you, good morning, everyone. maria: good. stuart: let's get this out of the way fast, shall we? we do not know if we will get a stimulus deal, if we do we don't know how big or how skinny it would be. all i can say that speaker pelosi and secretary mnuchin will talk today. leader mcconnell says a deal has to wait until after the election. chief of staff mark meadows says in the last 24 hours the ball has been moved down the field. how is that for clarity? let's get to

former white house chief strategist steve bannon is here to talk about the hunter biden reports, what it means for the 2020 election. then what a steal, taco bellseball's biggest game. it's making a buzz this morning. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ oh, baby, baby. ♪ you think i'm in love. ♪ sent from above. ♪ i'm not that innocent (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. is tuesday, october 20th. take a look at markets this morning, 7:30 on the button on the east coast. we've got a rally underway, futures indicating a gain of about 200 points on the dow industrials, nasdaq up 79, s&p 500 higher by 25 after dow components travelers and procter & gamble reported better than expected third quar

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bell rings. we feel good about where we are. i don't underestimate how he plays. >> griff: today the president heads to battleground of pennsylvania. steveer, senior adviser and son-in-law. good to have you here. joe biden last night said donald trump is going to be hard fight. what is on top of the president's agenda, is it the economy or law and order? >> i think it's a bunch of things. president trump is basically saying that the economy is really starting to rebound very, very strong. we will have the gdp number out shortly which would be great number. we are seeing the job claims go down and jobs coming down. i do think president trump built the greatest economy and he can do it again. we are making great progress with therapeutics and hopefully that will allow us to get back and still countries are still dealing with this and further allow us to further strengthen the position in the world. brian: you mentioned therapies vaccines. one thing that mark meadows says we will not control the pandemic but control the fact that we will give vaccines, therapeutics, what did he mean by that? how does that fit into policy? >> right, you have

steve good morning to you. how appropriate to open the show with country music because history will come to music city and specifically here on the campus of belltgomery university only for the second time. the first time there was a presidential debate here it was 2008 between obama and mccable. mccain and tomorrow trump and biden. tomorrow night look like cleveland. 90 minutes, no commercials. six 15 minute segments mod der rate offed by kristen welker. here is the topics she has announced. it's fighting covid-19. american families. race in america. climate change, national security, and leadership. the trump campaign you wanting more of a focus on foreign policy. and, of course, what is new is that mute button. for the first two minutes after each question only the candidate asked the question will have the hot mic. ahead of the debate the president was in erie, pennsylvania making the case for four more years and hitting biden on the issue of fracking. listen. >> democrat party hates fracking. they hate coal. they hate american energy and joe biden will shut it all down. he's going to. go ahead. >> and he played a clip of a rally goers bide