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we have woods, sto, and more. you know it's just >> you are speaking from experience. that's right. it makes a difference. and they are not you know they aren't happy. some of them aren't happy but, the truth is, it's the light. they have to get back to ethics. you know, let's say the truth sets us free. mario woods, hundred and 20 pound homeless man with a knife. there were nine officers. they all shot him. it was terrible. we will come back from that. glad that we had this introduction. thank you so much for being with us. please join us in our next segment. brothers to brothers and some of the work that he's doing. >>> welcome back. we have been speaking to reginald and we have heard some of his great background and experience. now, one of the reasons that i invited him was to talk about brothers to brothers. tell us about this. >> wow, it's been going on for about 20+ years. it started from a gentleman by the name of herbert laughlin. he was trying to bring african- american men together and focusing on the bible study. just navigating life. so, it started with two or three frie

risk is that russia could be brought into the fighting because armenia is part of the moscow led see stothe collective security treaty organization. any attack on a single member state can be considered and -- an attack against all. france is calling an urgent meeting with russia and the u.s. to find a path to de-escalation. the three have mediated the dispute in the past. most intense fighting between the two countries since the 1990's. so far, the international community seems powerless to stop it. al jazeera. number still to come, a of people killed by covid-19 around the world passes one million. infections still surging in many regions. anger and frustration at the brutal death of a young woman in india. ♪ ♪ meteorologist: conditions across the southeast of ostrow you. some rain behind that. plenty of clouds. the rain will sweep across new south wales as we go through wednesday. very widespread, pushing showers towards the city. not quite reaching the coast. stronger wind further to the south. mostly fine and dry out across the west. for the next couple days, good sunshine at perth.

allie malis is just days away from losing her job, one of 8,000 american airline flight attendants set sto be furloughed october 1st when the government's payroll support program runs out. >> we are people with lives and bills that depend on income coming through the door to pay student loan payments, car payments, home payments. >> the av vacation industry is reeling from demand and straggerring financial losses due to the coronavirus. as many as 76,000 airline employees face potential furlough or layoff next month. and airlines could slash service to smaller communities. on thursday airline c.e.o.s were at the white house. >> we're just here to plead with everyone involved to get to a coindividual relief package. >> on capitol hill there appears to be bipartisan sprort but so far no legislation to make it happen. >> now is not the time to be uncertain, now is time to give the airline sector the importance that it deserves. >> we don't have much time to get this done. the president clearly eager to sign a bill. lots of things like the airline layoffs occur october 1. >> but critics argue

speaking french] anchor: for more e on thiss sto, we bring in europe editor catherine nicholson, whostanding by. we heard from michelle garnier, giving europe's take on these discussions, which is proving to be problematic and sluggish. erine: j just to recap what is going on in ththe u.k., they "eport in "the f financial times thatat the u.k. is planning to override aspecects of the withdrawal treaty, including related to what would happen with customs and trade on the northern ireland and republic of ireland border. hasot 10 downing street denied this, but issued a statement that it is considering a fallback option if no trade deal can be found by december 31, and it is working hard to resolve problems with the border and with customs. nonetheless, sterling fell ,gainst the dollar on this news seeming as it would be that it deal brexit and complicated trade relations much more likely. the cat has been put among the pigeons in brussels. --is and linda von der leyen bandar lyon, head of the european commission, saying it is an obligation to live up to withdrawal treatment -- treaty.

sto -- still to come tonight, the boss of one of the world' is biggest mining compani i, rio tinto,sto quit over the destruction of ancient aboriginal sites in australia. ♪ jane: as countries in europe and nortamerica struggled with the coronavirus, theco number of new d-19 cases in africa continues to go down each week, withverall numbers remaining consistently low. here is the bbc in nairobi. >> the number of cases in africa has been producing by 10each week over the past month. hethey are baffled whyumber of cases collectively is so small compared to the rest of the world. e caseload here concert -- constitutes about 5% the number of people who tested positive for covid-19 globally. 3.6% of people who died from the disease are he in africa. hypotheses have been advanced, a large youthful population, older people ling mostlarin rural s that are sparsely populated, but experts have not arrived at one expla is the cause of these low numbers. ♪ jane: officials in oregon have said more than 500,000 people have not been ordered to evacuate because of wildfires. that is more than 10% of

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he cannot sto the viousnce, befor years, he has fomented it.e may believe mouthing the strong but his failure to call on his own supporters to stoped acting as an a militia in this country show how weak he is. does anyone believe there would be less violence in america i donald trump is reelected? we need justice in america, we need safety in america. we are facing multiple crises, crises that under donald trump have kep multiplying. covid, economic devastation, unwarranted police violenc emboldened white nationalists, o reckoninrace, declining faith, and the birth of the righamerican future. philippa: in the last few minutes, donald trump tweeted, watch what biden had t say. to me he is blaming the police far more than the risers, anar, and looters, which he would never blame or he would lose the radical left bernie supporters. our correspondent gary speech. biden's >> he has been criticized by some in his own party for being slow to condemn the violence inside those protests. rmhe did that today. in fact, he said,tho i look like friend of rid

sally is expected to slow down as it reaches the gulf coast and could be a category two sto at landfall belarus today, mass anti- govement protests continued for a 36th consecutive day following the country's disputed presidential vo last month. more than 100,000 people marched the country's capital of minsk calling for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko, who has been in power for 26 years. protesters are also demanding the release of jailed opposition leaders after the august 9 elections, which the opposition says were rigged. local elections are taking place in dozens of regions across russia today, in what kremlin critics say is a big test for the ruling united russia party, hich backs president vladimir putin. the vote follows the suspected psoning of opposition leader alexei navalny last month after het le city of tomsk. navalny is now in a hospital in germany. opposition groups allege widespread corruption among ited russia deputies. many opposition supporters are implementing a "smart voting" strategy aimed at identifyosg candidateslikely to beat the ruling party c

flood watches are posted for those areas untilal offsre which upith our next sto. going to make a run at bermuda and maybe khannulf mexico. a good chance of seeing this next one to develop and that would be close to home. we'll be watching that one over the weekend. david? >> all right, rob marciano, thank you. multiple nights of great reporting. thank you, rob. >>> tonight in the west, firefighters are racing to shore up containment lines before dangerous weather returns. crews putting out isolated hot spots. in oregon tonight, heat and storms are in the forecast along with the threat of lightning. they are on alert for more troubling weather there. >>> overseas tonight, we have new reporting on vladimir putin's foe, alexei navalny, recovering in a german hospital. there's new video tonight emerging in the suspected poisoning. and here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, while alexei navalny remains hospitalized in germany, new and alarming details in this deepening mystery. video just release showeding the hotel room where navalny, putin's biggest critic, had

cke stoxx on biden -- the sto s on biden. you can call me old-fashioned, right, but telling the world that you have a vaccine coming two days before you go to the polls is like slightly strange timing. fauci andchang -- others have said do not expect 100% on this. are we a bit too far ahead of ourselves on what a vaccine delivery can do? is a highlyine politicized event with the u.s. elections. vaccine to see a market in november. it is just too soon. you have got a lot of phase 3 contenders. the market is looking at it very, very carefully. there is a lot of euphoria we are justnes, and not convinced it will happen so quickly. politics seems to have taken over, manus, and from our perspective, we would expect to see vaccines later year. obviously, the sooner the better. we all want to see a vaccine. manus: you know what? part of the narrative here is let's go with the bid environment. stocks higher, efficacy moderately good. that could reprice the market, and this is what our team have been looking at. if you saw yields go u

cks but alsoell sto sell the recovery trade story. performers within the s&p, norwegian cruise, royal caribbean, united airlines. it is a little bit of a text selloff and a little bit of a recovery stock selloff as well. in other asset classes, you're not seeing a lot of movement. the dollar mixed, yields going nowhere. commodities not getting much of a bid as we head into a potentially moving close in the u.s. coming up next, you do not want to miss this. an exclusive interview with nancy pelosi, speaker of the house. she joins "balance of power" with david westin on bluebird television radio. her thought -- on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, togeth

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a federal junk jujudge just sto to end the cs on wanted to wrap it up september 30, but a judge ruled that it would likely produce inaccurate results in undercounted groups. the justice department is expected to appeal the ruling. >>> and justice ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state in the united states capitol today. here is a live look as services get under way. joe biden, jill biden and position kamala harris are all expected to be among those paying their final respects today. the president is planning to announce his new supreme court nominee tomorrow despite begins xwurg's report ginsberg's reported dying wish to be replaced after the election. there will be a ceremony honoring justice ginsburg this morning in less than 30 minutes. >>> and there are unanswered questio questions and growing concern after president trump refused to commitment to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the elect. he stoked doubt about the fairness of the election raising questions aboutiln voting. republicans on capitol hill are responding and democrats are on the attack. >> you are not in north

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ck upof those sto sharply. nothing is changed for these companies. what is changing as investors saying we have gone too far, too fast, so now we are seeing a pullback. again,take a look at the we are seeing a pullback. if it is a fearful look for stocks, you can see those haven assets rallying. the point wisely yesterday. what is going on with softbank? there is a financial times report that what triggered this is they went big and some options on big tex. abigail: that is an interesting point. i do not know if it has to do with softbank, but there's been a lot of unusual options activity where you have folks buying short-term call options. that is expiring this week, next week, betting that after the huge move up, the nasdaq up 80% from the march lows come after that it will go even higher. some thinking that is not so stable. what we think because of all this is it is technical selling down to the 50 day moving average. if the 50 day moving average continues to hold, which it has as a low, it suggests we could see rebound rally as cooler heads pre

listen sto what happened before his rally. this afternoon. when ohio lieutenant governor tried to get the crowd to wear masks. >> if you go into a grocery store where you have to wear one. hang on. listen up. all right! i get it. >> they created those monsters. speaking. he couldn't even get them to wear trump branded masks. president denied the reality of the deadly virus over and over. pushing dangerous fake cures like powerful right or ingesting disinfectant. >> i said supposing you brought the light inside the body. which you can do. through the skin or in some other way. and i think you said you'll test that? sounds interesting. i see the disinfectant. knocks it out in a minute. one minute. and is there a way we can do something like that? by injection inside or almost a cleaning. it gets in the lungs. >> he claims he has a natural ability to understand the virus. because his uncle taught at m.i.t. >> my uncle is a great person. he taught at m.i.t. for a record number of years. a great super-genius. i like this stuff. i really get it. pe

sto r. stores you buy things with money. what money? what the store itself, many do that. some like the grocery store rebuy a candle or -- >> one of my favorite cartoons is dr. fauci on your shoulder. you're not 6 feet look like more of a question. it's not really a question but a thought from the other side of the world. some of us wonder if you ever get to new york city again for your books are one way we can be there, thank you. yeah. >> guest: hi australia, wonderful having everyone here, thank you for being with us. it's amazing. >> help my book does give you a glimpse of what it has been like. and also a little bit of light and hope to. it's also a very romantic book because i am a total romantic. whether in new york or others. >> see what i think i am romantic about new york. >> i think that is how we bonded. yes it's true it's true. i finish writing insomniac city, i just finished. you are at some stage may be in the middle of writing your book going on about new york. >> yes and i would feel remiss if i did not mention the beat

there is slowing north of cal police sto calistoga. and there are also numerous road closures in the evacuation areas. so avoid highway 12 through kenwood, 128 between st. helena and calistoga and highway 29 ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> good morning. dry gusty northeast winds continue to blow this morning. you can see 26 miles per hour mt. hood. mt. diablo out of the north at 30 miles per hour. so a spare the air alert. looks like the heat will hold on for another day. there is fog at half moon bay, so a seabreeze later on. but no relief in the winds until about 9:00. and then we'll get the bad air quality again with the dangerous smoke. >>> and we have new evacuation orders in the last few minutes in the city of calistoga. there are now mandatory evacuations for everyone south of lincoln avenue. evacuation routes are highway 29 north to lake county, or highway 128 into geyserville. officials sa

you can see the center ever the sto storm, making landfall near the new orleans region. that's where the greatest storm surge potential is. two to four feet along the alabama and mississippi border, with lesser extents of storm surge across the big bend, but with a slowing system we have the potential to be measuring, get this, raufl, ninfall not ins but in feet over the next few days. we also have had, this is hurricane paulette i should say across the central atlantic. why am i showing this? because it has the potential to bring impacts to bermuda. category 1, maybe a low 2. i have to switch gears and talk about the wildfires. the air quality is degrade. you recognize this land mark in seattle. this is the space needle. that is a satellite image taken from a year ago. this is the satellite image taken from yesterday. that's what it should look like this time of year. this is what it looks like blanketed in smoke. now we can see the areas in the city locations that are just being ravaged by this loi quality of air, and satellite maejs tell it all. we're comparing it to

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>> reporter: after five years of hand-designed detailing, their sto sto storybook came to life.for one big wrinkle. you open, and there's a pandemic. >> governor cuomo, i'll never forget, i was in one of the mansion rooms. he made the announcement. >> we're going to put out an executive order today. new york state on pause. >> my stomach just sank. by mid-april, we were thinking we might have to file bankruptcy. >> reporter: the roxbury did receive a federal paycheck protection program loan, but that covered payroll, not all their operating costs. pretty creative from what i understand to try to stay afloat. >> we knew that there would be some people that would probably buy a gift certificate. but then i thought, what if we do a program where we offer 150% value so if you buy $100 gift certificate it's worth $150. $1,000 is $1,500. i put it on social media, instagram and facebook, as the first step. >> reporter: speechless -- >> the response was just overwhelming. i mean, it was like -- wito day utility bills and -- and there was hope. i will be forever grateful to our repeat gu

ry, we terms of that sto have seen some of that already happening. saw the correction last week, it was one of the best-performing assets of commodity classes this year. it has benefited from the industrial demand element which is about half silver demand. that is a fundamental reason it is being supported. but, we have seen it is not going to be the main driver in macro forces right now. we saw oil rising to the highest and more than a week. in terms of the medium-term outlook, are the risks still more skewed to the downside, particularly as you have both demand-side concerns over the virus and potential multiple waves of infections now increasing supply concerns as well? vivek: we are in that boat. we have a rising oil price forecast. we have it at $46 a barrel for brent in the fourth quarter, rising to $55 a barrel by the end of next year. we see downside risks entirely consistent with what you said. our concern is there's a lot of spare capacity. while opec-plus is holding onto a lot of that, the u.s. component, which is about 2.5% of global supp

through the area and becaal highway that is a main escape route for folks evacuating the area in cal sto calistoga. angwin and st. helena as well and we're looking at napa as an area we're talk to go evacuees with sharon katsuda. the backup at the bay bridge and slowing for north 680 through fremont. no surprises there, guys. back to you. >> mike, thank you. mike was just talking about that evacuation center where sharon katsuda is this morning in napa county. a live look now. we'll get an idea what people are dealing with this morning and how they're managing. >>> that's right. thousands of people are out of their homes. we'll hear from them, who saw the flames get so close they had just minutes to run. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where i find every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design. cause one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. explore floor & decor in person or online. >>> right now at 6:13 back to unhealthy air quality. all of the bay area as we see these numbers going into the unhealthy rang

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the implications are sto broad.ications for the anti-vaccine movement and for pediatric vaccines. people distrust them any way. if we do something wrong and it backfires, we are going to have major problem. >> i think march will be appropriate. the governors should really be ready right now and preparing for the distribution of a vaccine. it's not going to be dangerous. it probably won't work. if it wasn't work, what's the use. you have to remember that the russians have come out with a k vaccine and said the vaccine is not too bad. it works. the problem is they only have data to show it works for 30 days with a neutralizing anti-bad because they rereesed it too soon. what happens in 90 days. the same thing could happen to us. we release vaccine too soon. it won't work well. it has side effects and the whole thing is a disaster. we have to follow the science. >> is there a base case where a vaccine with 50% efficacy has been leased before that we can look at? >> it's very, very rare. we have put money u hundreds of

first version better, he put it all out on the says ourkennedy interest and theirs are .ncompatible stousan: is that why he also earned the photo on your cover? mr. holzer: well, i went back and forth on that and did my -- andul editor in team team. there is a great shot of lyndon johnson looking sour. but the kennedy one, which had photographers and newsmen writing appealed to me. i must admit that i have a soft spot for jfk. i was 11 years old when i was elected. and his vigor, as he himself would put it, is what really interested me in politics when i was a kid. a little bit of payback time. susan: it's clear from your index and your notes that you did extensive research for this book. it was interesting to me that one name kept popping up again and again in your chapters. that is a long-term white house correspondent helen thomas. counted 34hink i citations in the book. who is she for people that don't will the name? and why was she so important in your storytelling? mr. holzer: i picked a few people who lasted for several presidents and could look at ahead and back. and another gro

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nikola aboutbouttststshn togy its bustsin besus bess short org hienhirghi chccusingusinmmfraufr the stosent shares rocketing higher. joining me, lou, i think it was all good a week ago. at the beginning of the week this was the hottest stock in the market. now everyone is saying it's a scam. what do you make of it? >> if i can give any young robinhood traders advice, eat more veggies and respect the shorts. they do some of the best research out there and i think they have uncovered that trevor milton is taking a page out of elon's playbook, overstating the technical capabilities, battery tech, elon did that with the automatic driving, he did it also with the solar tiles and it worked out wonderfully for him. i think what's important is how does the company respond. if they waste their time and energy trying to go on a point by point rebuttal of the shorts, it proves they have got something to hide. the only way management teams should respond to shorts is by executing. just do what you need to do for the business. we said it last time we were on with elon. he's executing, ramping up pro

those four centers would have to defect to sechlkessentially sto nomination in its tracks.her than susan collins, whether they vote no is a question. it's also a question whether collins, herself, would actually vote no. we have asked that question to her office. we have not heard back, yet. lisa murkowski of alaska is someone to watch. she said any nomination should wait until after the election. she has not said, yet, whether she will vote no against a president nominee either now or after the election, in a lame-duck session of congress between november and january. also, some others who have been critical of the president. mitt romney of utah. he has not said what he'd do. also, chuck grassley. former chairman of the senate judiciary committee. in june or july he told me they should not move forward if a vacancy were to arise. he has not said what he would do now that there is a vacancy on the court. but most republicans are pretty confident they will ultimately get the votes just given how partisan an affair it is to get a nomination through. republicans tend to join r

riank you to them for sharing those sto and, garrett graff, thank you to you for bringing their storiesus. always a pleasure to talk to you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> woodruff: and now it's timepo for thtical analysis of shields and brooks. that is syndicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. hello to both of you o friday night and so good to have just heard the conversation amna had with garrett graff telling us this younger generation turning 19 today have an optimistic view of the future. isn't that something uplifting for al of us to hr. but, mark, back to reality right this pandemic es on a weough have millions of americansed unemplcongress again this week did not come to an agreement on relief -- economic relief -- to those affected by the pandemic. how mu does this matter, who is responsible? >> i think it obviously does matter a lot to the people, judy. you kno it's a very unnerving andb arrassing national statistic. the united states alone has the highest percentage ofhildren living in poverty. that has been the case. children, yo

. >> what people really wants they don't want to be murdered or their kneck sto traffic stop because of a twenty dollar bill. they don't want to be murdered. >> narrator: now on frontline, "policing the police 2020". >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs statn from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to buildg a more just, verdant and peaceful world. the ford foundation:wi workin visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. additional support iided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis and scott nathan. "policing lice 2020" is supported by chasing the dream, a public media initiative from the wnet group in new yk that examines poverty, justice, and economic opportunity in america, with fundin

but, nonetheless, that was his sto story. a black man and somehow celebrities can't speak for kentuckians but as a black man he can speak for us. so i understand he's skinfolk, kinfolk. he doesn't speak for me. >> how do you begin to repair relations between communities and their police force when there is so much anger and so much distrust? >> you have to first be honest and i haven't heard any of that, even with this $12 million settlement in the case of breonna taylor. there are all these fold reforms. the city council must approve much of this. and then let's not forget that there is no admission of wrongdoing. if he didn't do anything wrong, i don't even know why hankison was fired in the first place. they came up with this no knock warrant. you need a supervisor to sign off on it. so everything they pretend to put forward doesn't affect me. it won't stop and we know that because we saw derek chauvin sit and have him watch us for eight minutes and 46 seconds and dared us to do anything about it. >> do you think the other

. >>> is going to order facebook to stop sto data on irish citizens and on irish users in the unitedy to do it ireland. ireland is concerned it has no control over the u.s. government surveilling irish citizens. this is important because if every company did this to every high-tech firm, that would be a huge headache for the tech industry. >>> speaking of countries, united airlines announced their service between sfo and india creating united's longest flight more than 17 hours in the air. those flights start in the spring. >>> martha stewart is starting to sell cbd. products include gummies in raspberry and hucklekeberry and flavors from her own kitchen, she says. stewart says my wellness gummies closely resemble rather than the sticky overly sweet versions you might see else where. >> sounds luxurious. >> fancy. >> i know. thanks, scott. >>> 6:17 for you this morning. a live look for you at capitol hill. in a few hours, senate republicans are expected to vote on the coronavirus relief plan. but that proposal faces an uphill battle. house democrats say it falls short and they vow to

child care environments and in schools and according to this brand-new released study from the cdc, stoy spread the virus between each other in the classroom, they're also then very capable of taking the virus home with them, taking the virus out of the classroom to infect other people in their homes, including the adults at home, even if they are asymptomatic when they bring the virus from the classroom back to where they live. and what that data means, the reason that study is so important, is that the decision to reopen schools in this country for in-person learning, i mean it's a front and center consideration for when if comes to preventing community transmission in any community. and on that point, there was a sort of dramatic standoff that started last week in the great state of iowa. that state's republican governor, kim reynolds, has ordered -- she has directed that all counties must resume in-person learning as long as they meet a set of criteria that she has announced. well, in iowa, the des moines public school district said that they were not comfortable with that they woul

checks that president trump had written to reimburse him for the hush money scheme involvie inine ining stos looked at files and files of documents from him, some of which i think were then used in the case, but what you'd worry about if you're donald trump is whether this book only begins to spoil out some things that would be damaging. some of these authors have held back some things. for instance, you know, melania trump's friend who then put out a book saying how they had a falling out then later disclosed that the first lady had used private e-mail for government business, much like the trumps complained about hillary clinton four years ago. if you don't want the white house to see everything come out, if you have a bad story or book come out at once, there's so many this fall, dozens from various people who have things to say about donald trump. some positive, but a lot are going to be damaging. >> a what do you think is behind all of this, peter? is it just someone trying make money off the trumps? is it people trying to set the record straight or you know, pull back the curtain on t

they seem toid be happening sto, they seem to happening to flynn, they seem to be happening to people are personal friends, personal associates of people who may know damning things about this president and there's every reason to worry about that, , even if all those are questions for what the judge should do now that this uncomfortable situation foisted upon them remains. but at a minimum the idea he might hold a hearing as he intends to and have the benefit of thinking through those hard questions with the briefing of the advocacy appointed, that strikes me as well within what the federal rules contemplate as of course that's what the d.c. circuit said, that there was not at least a high bar for them to a degree and shut that down before it even happened. have not been met by flynn supported by barr justice department. >> it delayed what needed to happen in the way that represents the judge being able to do what he is empowered to do? >> at least ask questions. the federal rules as that a court can dismiss charges with leave of court. that raises the question of, is there going to

also it's a rain-making machine, like an octopus, and everything converges right on top of this sto stormuse of it we have water up to people's waist and chest right now. surge has been interesting with this storm. it made landfall east of mobile bay, the water is sucked out of the bay. literally no water where fish used to be, but in pensacola bay, it's the opposite. we've seen five and six feet of water there. the system will continue moving northeast today, dumping heavy rain into georgia and alabama. could see another foot in spots. it's still a dangerous storm. tony, we have 2 1/2 months left in hurricane season. alpha and beta will probably form this weekend. >> wow. thank you. >>> out west, the bobcat fire northeast of los angeles exploded again yesterday, inching closer to the historic mt. wilson observatory. aerial video in oregon shows entire communities destroyed. there's no other word for it. across the state eight people are dead, 16 people are missing. that smoky air is so dangerous that one in ten e.r. visits are for asthma-like conditions. jonathan vigliotti reports now. >

pelosi stoed day th pelosi said today that republicans are being disrespectful. there is not a lot they can do to block this confirmation the chairman of the senate judiciary committee is going to be meeting with the nominee tomorrow at 5:30 p.m he's already put her con mirm mags hearings confirmation hearings on the calendar the goal is to have her on the senate floor by october 26th guys, that would not appear to leave a lot of time left over for a vote on a covid-19 relief package. back to you. >> wow crazy pressure time there. thank you so much for that 36 days from the election. a recent poll of investors conducted shows that 60% believe joe biden will win the presidency the survey also broke down what investors believe the market impact will be depend og whon wins the white house, senate, and house. joining us now to lay out the findings is damon lines-lowe good to see you. thank you for joining us >> good afternoon. i think it was a very large aum in total and what was their expectation of the actual outcome of the election? >> there were many in equity an

the idea that there's more that as prayers are offered and names read, perhaps we'll all do well to stod, perhaps we'll all do well to stop and listen and remember and i don't want to be pollyanna, but i want to believe there's a day in our future again when we're all going to feel that way. when we're all going to feel like one nation. >> thanks, man >> >> absolutely. >> we need it right now. thank you. >> that was beautiful. >>> well, let's take a pause let's sigh let's remember let's absorb it. we'll let al take us to weather for a moment >> thanks so much. and we've got word in that a la nina has set up. hopefully wetter weather for the pacific northwest. but unfortunately dry through the south. that means more active tropics in the atlantic. that means there's no shear to break them up. big invest area coming off the coast of africa. we've got tropical storm rene and paulette probably will hit bermuda monday morning as a category 2 storm. and we've got an investigation area right around the bahamas. 50% chance of development over the next five days and whether it becomes a system o

factors out there, of coursest but do you think a lot of those companies that may have been considering a storeconsidering it? >> it's unclear to me how many of the obvious candidates were seriously considering it because some of the main ones like an alphabet or amazon seem like they have management pretty well entrenched against the idea of a purely cosmetic, you know, not very rational move like a stock split. be that as it may, i do think though the stock splits fell in with a lot of other factors of this increase, you know, speculative activity you can pull part exactly the events leading up to the little peak all you want. the key is there was bate a bita overchute. what is interesting is you can measure it in the amount of gains lost or how far back in time you went. so we're down 7% in the s&p 500 a few days you have gone back only four weeks. so essentially the level we closed ato the day is where we were in august 11th, the day of tesla stock split announcement you skim that away the big question even absent any rotation is does this have to be a deeper correction simply because so

social media do we spot them when speaking to a specific group of people the second thing is, let me stou go and you drink some to understand it let me not avoid it or distract myself or numb myself. let me understand where that feeling is coming from, why i'm feeling negative, and what can i do about it. and then the third step is to swap it for a new action, a new habit. it may be every time you feel that way, you go and you drink some water you go and you call a friend that boosts you. you go and read a paragraph or listen to a podcast or turn on something that inspires you. so spot, stop, swap.d be a year of milestones and now feels like a lost six months tips on avoiding anxiety and keeping motivation for those who had to put big plans on hold, jay. >> yeah. empathize with anyone lost someone or something. the one thing i'd say is we lose our opportunity for the event, but you don't i empathize with anyone who's lost someone or something. the one thing i'd say is we lose our opportunity for the event, but you don't lose your opportunity to celebrate love or to notice love and i thin

. >>> the next loyikely named sto is gaining strength off southeast florida.a this morning. the storm is expected to bring heavy rain and flash flooding to central and south florida. it will likely move to the gulf coast and then strengthen to become tropical storm sally by tomorrow. tropical storms paulette and renee are still churning in the atlantic but far from land. >>> president trump and his democratic challenger joe bidn head back to the trail today after putting their campaigns on hold to observe the 19th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. both made separate visits to shanksville, pennsylvania, on friday. that's where united airlines flight 93 crashed when some of the passengers downed the jet to prevent it from being used in a terror attack. biden also attended a 9/11 ceremony here in new york on friday as did vice president mike pence. the two bumped elbows in a sign of the precautions that must still be taken during the pandemic. >>> there are some new setbacks as professional sports teams try to play in the pandemic. the san francisco gian

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