terry: that's a great question . very first night and going to space and align the space shuttle and don't walk around the living my family . going the medical tests . and finally and back and crew quarters. to get to sleep. i lay down on the bed and i remember when i pulled the blanket over me. i was like this is in the blanket liking getting an x-ray. i felt like i was a superhero there was an evil guy with a magnetic rate that was sucking me down into the bed . now as into the bed i could not move. it felt so heavy these dogs warming to be done with my talk. they like it is time to throw the ball. but to dogs looking at both sides. it. john: we just have a few more questions. not have to wait long. you mentioned that you're doing experiments at the iss radio question here did you do any experiences that address medical issues. terry: yes. any of them . on myself. did a lot of ultrasounds on my eyeball, my brain, my heart . and did a lot of laser scans infrared scans of my eye. i did some medicine experiments for b

terry you don't have to read your encyclopedias to sell them. nice job terry.g: all right dave, finish this off. i was yelling at the tv. i wanted trump to explain the hunter biden scandal because it's obvious half of america didn't see it because the media depressive. what was your take? >> greg first of all i'm still trying to understand your cold sore metaphor although i do considers you to be the a brief of late-night hosts. greg: thank you. i cut the healing from five to seven days to 46. >> exactly. look i think trump is presidential which is exactly what he had to do for the little people who still aren't sure. i don't know how many of those people still exist. that sliver of people that might go one way or the other. those six people, and you have to get four to six but i did write something down here because i'm a professional. i wrote down what i think it's been missed in this entire campaign. mideast peace is good. that is a good thing. and even underlined good three times as you can see there. that's the thing that everyone has wanted for 5000 years

terry moran back with us from the hill again tonight. and terry, we all watched as

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us with just 4 weeks until election day u.s. president all trump and 1st lady melania trump have tested positive for cope at 19 the president made the announcement on twitter shortly after the news that his top aide hope picks a contract at the virus hicks traveled with the president several times this week trump tweeted that he and his wife would quarantine immediately but his doctor said the president would continue to carry out his duties in the white house quote without disruption of time. well the for very latest now it's talk to our washington bureau chief in this poll as in the final weeks of the election campaign president trump is tested positive for the coronavirus what more can you tell us. well indeed if you just read it out in certain areas you just said mr trump received the test results just after one of his closest advisors got sick and she was traveling with him so what do we know we know that the president's assistant says that mr trump was well but we don't know whether he is experiencing symptoms. what we kno

hello i'm terry to have you with us. they are launching an investigation into the shootings of several protesters at a demonstration against police brutality in the m c international says there's credible evidence that nigeria's security forces were behind fatal shootings of demonstrators the violence erupted after thousands of protesters defied a 24 hour curfew imposed on tuesday after attacks on police stations. news team was in lagos a. the scene and got caught up in the shooting. bullets cross live to lagos where our correspondent is standing by funny you and your team got caught up in the violence tell us what happened. at the beginning of these demonstrations terry yesterday everything started as usual for the past 2 weeks of this particular site here in victoria island very close to our studio peaceful protesters chanting that they want an end to police brutality they were chanting that they are going to defy the curfew that was just in place for 24 i was what happened next the dynamic started to change that's whe

that's right, terry. bit of good news for residents here in calistoga, as that evacuation order was downgraded to a warning. but since this was downgraded to a warning residents are entering at their own risk. >> i have not gone in my house. i just came to get my key. >> reporter: it's been a rough week for michelle ortiz. liej others, she was forced to evacuate from her home in calistoga as a result of the glass fire. >> i have to say it was stressful. going through so many times in the last four years, three years, it's just been one thing after the other for us. >> reporter: the fire has caused extensive damage to the famed wine country region. but the city of calistoga didn't sustain any fire damage, at least within city limits. even with this good news people are starting to feel the fatigue of yet another busy wildfire season. >> it's kind of hard because my parents are not working right now. it's kind of hard to see how everything's going. it's the same thing like other years. >> it's a mixed feeli

>> terry moran will be at the court all week for us. terry, thank you. >>> and now to the coronavirus tonight. cases on the rise in more than half the country. and a new study tonight suggesting that the virus can survive on some surfaces longer than we thought. up to 28 days on some surfaces. they actually looked at the surface of phones. also, hospitalizations rising in 35 states. experts warn an increase in deaths could follow. and this number tonight. more than 215,000 american lives lost to this virus. tonight, more on that new study and here's abc's eva bipilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, the number of covid cases and hospitalizations are on the rise in more than half the country. 14 states hitting a record number of hospitalizations last week. in utah, one of the hot spots, entire families coming in. >> many times one of them makes it and one of them doesn't, and that's been really heartbreaking to see. >> reporter: experts warning of an increase in the number of deaths in the coming days. >> when you look at what's going on in the

. >> reporter: terry stubalfield says she is still stunned by today's sentencing. her husband of 12 years was convicted of rape with the threat of a gun in july. when the judge sentenced him today terry was in court because she says as far as she knew the hearing was to consider a request for a new trial. >> i'm pretty upset about it and disappointed and i feel bad nobody was there for dana today. >> terry said she spoke to her husband this evening. >> it's really heart breaking to hear your husband in jail and hear his voice. he's not doing very well. >> reporter: during the trial stubblefield claimed this was a case of consensual sex for money. prosecutors told the jury it was rape. the victim was developmentally disabled and was unable to grant consent. terry says she feels much of the evidence was not aloed and hopes it will come out in appeal. meanwhile she's dealing with the reality of now. >> we've got two little kids being affected, and now they're going to have to go through counseling and i'm having a hard time. >> reporter: terry says the 49ers organizat

>> terry will be back on the hill for us tomorrow. thank you, terry. >>> in the meantime, those setbacks against the battle against covid in this country. a key vaccine trial has been suspended tonight after a volunteer came down with an unexplained illness. and tonight, eli lily is suspending its own trial of a key antibody treatment. here's abc's stephanie ramos tonight. >> reporter: tonight, eli lilly announcing a pause in its trial of an antibody treatment after a potential safety concern, now under review. it's a different antibody treatment than the one taken by the president. this latest setback coming just a day after johnson & johnson paused its vaccine trial when a volunteer became sick. it's not known if the illness is related to the vaccine. johnson & johnson now the second major vaccine maker to pause its trial after astrazeneca. >> my expectation is that they're going to sort this out and whether it's this vaccine or a different one, that we will have something approved for emergency use probably in november, maybe decem

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program u.s. president and his democratic challenger joe biden have faced off in a puddle t.v. debate less than 2 weeks before election day the exchange in nashville tennessee was a lot more civil than the. ill tempered 1st debate between the 2 men a large chunk of the 90 minutes was given over to the corona virus pandemic with the result of the president or other defending his record and biden going on the attack let's take a listen he says you know we're learning to live with people learning to die with you folks who will have an empty chair at the kitchen table this morning that man or wife going to bed tonight or reaching over to try to touch their out of habit where their wife or husband was is gone learning to live with it c'mon we're dying with because he's never said he said he's dangerous when's the last time is it really dangerous still we dangerous you tell the people it's dangerous now what should they do about the danger and you say i take no responsibility when you talk about your ex

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us with corona virus case loads now equalling or exceeding the peaks last seen in the spring countries in europe are imposing national lockdowns ireland has become the 1st announcing its reactivating its highest level of restrictions prime minister michel martin said all non-essential retailers must close for 6 weeks starting at midnight on wednesday schools be allowed to stay open but bars and restaurants will only be able to serve takeaways then people have been told to stay within 5 kilometers of their home for all but essential purposes. the prime minister appealed to the nation to respect the new measures. i understand and i feel very personally and profoundly the sense of disappointment the feelings of loneliness perhaps even this deep despair that this announcement will bring for many. the days are getting shorter and colder but i ask you to remember remember this even as the winter comes in there is hope and there is light if we pull together over the next 6 weeks we would have the opportunity to celebrate christmas in a meaningful wa

terry moran back with us tonight. as you reported there, the democrats grilling judge barrett on the affordable care act, coverage for millions including pre-existing conditions on the line with that case just days after the election, but we all took note today it seemed it was the republicans on the committee today trying to clarify on the future of the affordable care act. >> reporter: it was, david. and it was really striking. republican after republican using their time questioning judge barrett to send a message beyond the hearing room, to their constituents, to voters, that republicans don't want the entire obamacare statute to be struck down by the court, though that's exactly what president trump's lawyers are arguing in the court, and they left the unmistakable impression that it is an issue that's really hurting them in this election. david? >> all right, terry, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> meantime, overseas tonight, we are watching closely what is unfolding, amid those concerns of a second w

terry, back to zblu ayou. >> all right, rob. thanks very much. >>> let's check sports with anthony flores right now. tomorrow night it's the niners. they have all the football fans across america on sunday night football right here on nbc bay area. it's going to be a good one. >> that's right, terry. a little sign of them getting healthy, no jimmy, but they are getting a couple of offensive weapons back. how george kittle feels about making his return on sunday night football. stick around. sports is next. >>> high, guys. i'm chris rock, and i'm hosting the season premiere of "snl" with musical guest megan thee stallion, and we're on next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. a chance to shine in prime time for the 49ers when they take on the philadelphia eagles on sunday night football in a game that can be seen right here on nbc bay area. nick mullens getting the start for the second week in a row at quarterback. he's replacing jimmy garoppolo who is nursing that high ankle sprain. the 49ers have a ton of injuries but they ar

that is terry haines of pangaea policy. coming up, our swing series makes its last stop before the election, this time in wisconsin with the chair of the democratic party wisconsin, ben wikler. that is coming up next on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." i am david westin. we turned to mark crumpton for first word news. mark: mark meadows is defending comments he made to cnn that the trump administration is "not going to control the pandemic." said why, mark meadows "because it is a contagious virus, just like the flu." speaking to reporters today, meadows tried to clarify his remarks. >> we are going to defeat the virus, we are not going to control it. we will try to contain it as best we can. the full context of what i was talking about this we need to make sure we have therapeutics and vaccines. we need to make sure when people get sick they have the kind of therapies the president of the united states has. presidentmeadows says trump will not give up until all amer

low i'm terry martin good to have you with us with just 4 weeks until election day u.s. president and 1st lady millennia trump have tested positive for 19 the president made the announcement on twitter shortly after the news that his top aide hope picks at contracted the virus extravagant with the president several times this week trump tweeted that he and his wife would quarantine immediately but his doctor said the president would continue to carry out his duties in the white house quote without disruption. with more now we're joined by d.w. correspondent my of her in washington and here in the studio william glu kroll darr u.s. election expert good to have you both let's start with you you are closest to the white house what more can you tell us the information is very basic right now terry it's basically what you've lined out for us we know that he is positive we don't yet know if he's showing any symptoms we know that he in the 1st lady are quarantining but we don't know what sort of medical course it's going to take now his doctors have said that he's feeling well

joining us to break it down, terry haines, pangea policy founder. let's just pretend for a second that pelosi and mnuchin come up with a pan -- come up with a plan. does actually get through congress? , i don't think it does. i think it is very little chance of getting through the senate. that is one of the many reasons why i remain with my 10% likely to have a stimulus deal before the election. this is just not going to happen. the parties are in four different places dependent on which faction you are talking about, all the way from zero to $3.5 trillion. there's no time to come around to something before the election. guy: who does this work for? ? it clear he doesn't work for the american people if we don't get a deal. if nancy pelosi can figure out a way to get a deal with the white house and have it blown up for mitch mcconnell, is that something that works for her politically? terry: i think it doesn't work for her politically. you have to understand why she is where she is. once upon a time, it was magically $3.5 trillion or forget about it.

thanks to terry madonna.g up, we continue our tour of pennsylvania with its current -- former governor, ed rendell. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. not may be -- maybe none -- who know pennsylvania and the politics of pennsylvania better than ed rendell. after serving as mayor, he went on to serve as the governor. great to have you here. mental pennsylvania -- mr. pennsylvania. tell us what we need to know going into the election? rendell: biden is a beneficiary of the trump polls. lying to theare pollsters, even embarrassed that they are voting for trump. i think he runs three points better than he polls. when hillary was only ahead three points before election day, i said on tv i thought we could run into trouble in pennsylvania. unfortunately, i was right. biden's lead is closer to seven or eight. or morean hold five going into election day, he will be in good shape. david: biden

the victims' family members say 37-year-old gary terry brown jr. from vallejo was driving and his 70-year-old father, gary sr. from fairfield was in the passenger seat. >> i told my husband to stop and help, and so that's what he did. >> reporter: at first the fire was fairly small, but elvis ricafort says it grew quickly and got hotter and hotter. >> the fire is like big. >> reporter: they couldn't get the men out but finally a masonry crew returning home from work jumped in with a pix ax and a saw. and they pulled gary brown jr. out of the car, but his dad was trapped inside. the ricaforts say they received word from gary's sister that he died at the hospital last night. elvis says he'll never forget how everyone helped but he's heartbroken that both men died despite their efforts. >> i just can't look at it. it's very traumatic. we tried our best. >> reporter: the chp has not confirmed the identities of the two men or determined what caused their car to crash into a cement wall at the overcrossing. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead

here's the reaction of another viewer, terry stallworthy.been disappointed yet again to see that the strap line used at the bottom of the screen often obscures important information. there were several occasions where there was graphs shown, i could see red lines representing what i understood to be age groups, but information at the bottom of the screen to tell me what those colours represented was not available to me. so i would ask that perhaps you consider the use of the strap lines whether it's necessary in such important information needs to come across to the public. consider that plea passed on to the powers that be, terry. finally, back to the us presidential election with apologies to those who, as we heard earlier, have had enough from the united states already. we mentioned last week that some of your reaction to coverage of the first and, as it turns out, possibly last debate between the two main candidates. but this week the places of president trump and joe biden were taken by mike pence and kamala harris. in the vice presiden

abc's terry moran live at the supreme court for us tonight. terry? >> reporter: david, you are right. this is a record that the senate will be setting tonight, because amy coney barrett is certain to become justice barrett tonight and she will be confirmed closer to election dathan any supreme court justice in american history. and you can see why they want to do it, in what mitch mcconnell said. that he and other republicans are looking at those polls, they're concerned that they could lose not just the white house, but the senate, as well, so they want to get her on the court. once on the court, the week after the election, she faces a huge case that she will be able to hear and rule on, on the affordable care act, whether they'll strike it all down with its protections for more than 130 million americans who have pre-existing conditions. and she will also hear election-related cases that could decide who wins. she hasn't said whether or not she'll recuse. david? >> terry moran tonight, thank you. >>> and tonight, with the prospects 0 of a second r

terry, back to you. >> good news indeed. thanks a lot. >>> coming up, a popular ski resort in lake tahoe, but a bitter park battle has people upset tonight. a change of heart for north star. and we've been warned about a second wave of covid-19. now they're talking about a third wave? experts are sounding the alarm. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyft, doordash prop 22. one ride california doesn't want to take. >>> a peaceful resolution to a parking problem at a tahoe ski resort. north star ski resort says it has restored free parking to season pass holders. there is a lot more to the story than that. the change comes after a year long court battle with two long-time north star skiers. each filed a lawsuit. they argued it was u

>> terry, how would you answer that question?well, i'll tell you -- >> i want to hear -- >> go for it. >> i just don't think it's a -- it's healthy that people now days turn to the media for affirmation, not information. >> you can't control what people do. basically people do seek affirmation of their own views. this real problem here is that studies have shown -- there's a great study out there based on millions of pieces of data, brand new, by three scholars at harvard, called network propaganda and they show that the media system as a whole consists of a right wing media and the center of that is fox news, and all the rest of the media, some of them -- almost all of them in the center and some on the left. all the rest of the media is governed by professional norms, of accuracy and of checking. the right wing media is know. right wing media is a propaganda generating network, and that is where the conspiracy theories come from. that's correct where the misinformation comes from and, sure, there might be some of that on the ot

terry moran with us now. a lot of people wondering about this chance that president trump at some point perhaps, would not be able to continue in his role, at least temporarily, and then what would happen? i know the 25th amendment would come into play. terry, talk us through what could happen. of course, this is just a possibility, but what could happen, if the president, while at walter reed temporarily is unable to do his job. >> that's it exactly, david. 25th amendment is there are if president trump to make use of if he sees it necessary. if at any point the president believes he is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the presidency, all he has to do is write a letter, write a declaration to that effect to the house and senate, and that letter transfers those authorities to vice president mike pence, who becomes the acting president. it's temporary. when president trump recovers, feels better, he writes a letter saying i feel better and the powers and authorities come back to him. vice president

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide has passed 48000000 with well over a 1000000 deaths the u.s. brazil and india are reporting the highest numbers europe is also facing a surge in coated 9000 infections with record daily highs in many countries here's a look at how the situation has evolved here on march 1st of this year health departments across europe registered 401 new cases well testing of course was limited back then so actual numbers could have been much higher but you can see a clear trend of rising infections in the spring peaking at the end of april. early may well by then most of europe was in law and you can see what the impact of that was here with new infections dropping to a new low point in mid july but since then the numbers have been creeping up with new cases rising steadily since august on friday more than 137000 cases or registered across europe one of the european country struggling to cope with a pandemic is belgium hospital admissions of coronavirus patients there have doubled in the past week and th

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well i'm terry martin good to have you with us european union countries have agreed a common strategy for restricting travel from coronavirus hotspots even ministers meeting in luxembourg want a traffic light system showing regions as red or orange depending on the number of infections leaders hope to avoid a repeat of the confusion that disrupted travel across the e.u. at the height of the initial outbreak in the spring. of more let's bring in a gleek good he's following the story for us in brussels belgium talk us through these european traffic lights how's that supposed to work. the european traffic lag test for colors actually red for dangerous zone orange for medium infection rates and green for countries and regions which ok and grade for those countries who don't give the data to the e.c. d.c. the european center of disease control in stockholm that to publish this new method of europe not only of the countries but the regions and this is new broken down to $200.00 regions and the new point is that not only the incidences so the new infection cases will be rated but also the nu

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us 1st of all some breaking news coming in from from brussels from the european commission the european commission president line is due to make an excuse and a statement on breaks it starting at any moment we are saying now live pictures from brussels at the podium where she's expected to begin her statement in just a moment from now according to irish national broadcaster r.t.e. she's set to announce that the e.u. will begin legal action against the u.k. government of prime minister boris johnson for bile ations of the brakes it withdrawal agreement for more now we go live to our correspondent in brussels barbara barbara what can we expect from this statement. deadline ran out last night because the european union had said to boris johnson ok listen you need to take back this is internal market bill as it is called in britain because it is violating that was drawn agreement the point there is that it would sort of take back and not he laid some of these special clauses that have been made for continuing trade in northern ireland and johnson th

terry szell's they're reporting for you and we are joined now by terry from brussels again terry man's best friend coming to us humans to our rescue i know you addressed that in your report the fact that well why don't we use it for dogs just everywhere can you flesh that out for us a little bit what's the problem what's the hold up you know leyla i still don't have the answer to that question even after visiting helsinki because all of the people working on the project and the deputy mayor you saw are all in favor of it why wouldn't you spend millions less get your results in seconds and you know swab your wrist instead of having your nose plunged everyone there including all of the passengers i spoke with would much rather use the dog test now the veterinary researcher dr helen bjorkman at mit's that once she figured out the dogs could do this she didn't wait to do lab tests and get peer reviewed and published she tried to figure out how to put the dogs on the job and she admits it would be easier to sell the project to politicians you know if she had a pile of research to hand them

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us nigerian authorities say they are. launching an investigation into the shootings of several protesters at a demonstration against police brutality in lagos embassy international says there's credible evidence that security forces were behind fatal shootings of demonstrators the. after thousands of protesters defied a 24 hour curfew imposed on tuesday after attacks on police stations. was in lagos at the scene. in the shooting. down down down. cross straight over to lagos now our correspondent funny is standing by funny you and your team got caught up in the ballance tell us what happened. it was early in the evening terry very bare headed just one mile down from our studio to this side of demonstrations demonstrations that have been taking place for almost 2 weeks now and you have to know that in the hall it's basically of the crew. in lagos this is not wish to happen at demonstrations rather happens actually unfortunately on mainland so we wanted to gather some footage and gather information basically go about their j

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terri: well, it is not that far away.icipation as to what will follow from that may get a few months but it's definitely -- we are going to have a decision sooner rather than later and it's very confusing. i suppose for some it is not confusing. the polls are saying biden is ahead. the latest when i saw was a 10 point lead by joe biden over trump and that's a lot more than what you can say as mistakes in the polls. a pretty clear outcome. obviously, there can be a lot of uncertainty. we are in a bit of a purgatory period for u.s. stocks. they are going up, down, very volatile, and you have removals of uncertainty and introductions of more uncertainty. we are a little bit concerned about u.s. stocks between now and the election until we really see what's going to happen. ofdi: this being a removal uncertainty and potentially as you say, the polls approving -- are proving once to be correct, we could have a bite in an democratic victory in november and that could mean a more generous spending program. does that mean that at

terry go met a sea goddess who told him to run for president oh wait that really didn't address terry go says a c. goddess appeared to him and told him to run for president of taiwan so he stepped down for foxconn ran for president and lost in the primaries i'm certain that what happened in that scenario was that after meeting with donald trump go thought to himself if someone this bizarre navia that could win in the us that i could easily win in taiwan but no mr grow in this country here in the us we have a far less refined palate when it comes to strongman leaders will each call it high and chocolat all day long. point being this foxconn story which is ongoing is one of the deepest darkest lage stage crap an a-list boondoggles i've ever heard of you see at the end of the day the reason capitalism is so dangerous is because it requires a complete denial of reality in order to truly believe in it you must think that infinite growth on a finite planet is physically possible which is not as reality starts collapsing down around the systems the mainstream media won't even bring up the di

this we're joined by a number of guests we've got and repeat and former french transport minister terry mariani political analyst in the middle professor of european law francesco resists so gentlemen you're all very welcome to the program francesco before we get perhaps into the surely a dos spectate this why do you think money will micron's clumping donz so hard now some 20 people have been killed by terrorists during his tenure is it the graphic nature of the teachers beheading that list sparked this or are there other reasons i think the brutal murder of the teacher down to the. shocked people beheading somebody in that way. i think really did. raise the shock factor frankly i think behind it there is a general dissatisfaction in so. with the behavior of. the green and middle east. and also in the conflict in the caucasus between. john and of course i mean yes so there's a long history but i think it's unfortunate that it's got to this point let's cross to istanbul use of use of you can't hold the country sponsible for one of my post can you it's a private enterprise publishing sati

follow up terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden have been answering questions from voters at separate televised events held at the same time but on different channels the t.v. town hall meeting says they are known replaced the 2nd presidential debate which was canceled after trump was diagnosed with copd 19 and then refused to conduct the debate online as we report the 2 rivals showed they have very different approaches in both style and substance. always confident at times defensive as the incumbent u.s. president donald trump now has a record to pick apart and he got a grilling starting out with the nation's biggest crisis a coronavirus. i knew it was a big threat at the same time i don't want to panic this country i don't want to go out and say everybody is going to die everybody is going to air it over after you know how it misleading but you can't you know no there's not a little bit and more contentious exchanges as trump made exaggerated claims about voter fraud

. >> reporter: terry stubblefield says she is still stunned by today's sentencing. her husband of 12 years, former 49er dana stubblefield, was convicted of rape with the threat of a gun in july. when the judge sentenced him today, terry wasn't in court because she says as far as she knew the hearing was to consider a request for a new trial. >> i'm pretty upset about it. and disappointed. and i just feel bad that nobody was there for dana today. >> reporter: terri says she spoke to her husband this evening. >> it's really heartbreaking to see your husband, you know, in jail and hear his voice. he's not doing very well. >> reporter: during the trial stubblefield claimed this was a case of consensual sex for money. prosecutors told the jury it was rape, that the victim, identified as jane doe, is developmentally disabled and was unable to grant consent. terri says she feels much of the defense evidence was not allowed and hopes it will come out in an appeal. meanwhile, she's dealing with the reality of now. >> we've got two little kids that are being affected and now

i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president all trump has held his 1st election rally since contracting covert 19 flew to florida the 1st of 4 about a ground states he's planning to visit over the next 4 days with just 3 weeks to go until the election democratic candidate joe biden is ahead in several national polls and is outspending his republican rival both contenders have held very different events in key swing states. on the campaign trail after his own brush with a win. donald trump is no trying to revive his reelection fortunes. trump tossed masks from the stage at the 1st of several events this week. following attendee separation from his hardcore fans it appears absence makes the heart grow fonder. i went through it now they say i'm a mutant i can feel i feel so powerful walking. i walk in there are kids everyone. while the thought lingered sought to alleviate any concerns the tightly packed crowd to me have about catching the virus. so i said to my people we are going to take whatever the hell they gave me a

by john and armenia have accused each other of targeting civilians as the north terry conflict between the 2 sides escalates azerbaijan's 2nd biggest city gun job has come under attack from armenian forces the former soviet republics have been in a dispute for decades over the nagorno karabakh region. rescuers have stepped up the search for villagers missing after violent storms battered mountains of border regions in southern france and italy a number of communities cut off by flooding france has declared the area of disaster zone at least 4 people have been killed. well the chief bracks it goes here michel barnier is here in the german capital for a meeting with chancellor merkel he 1st briefed the foreign minister heiko moscow on the status of talks with britain over a post breck's a trade deal most said the u.s. pursuing a constructive approach in the final push to reach an agreement but major divisions still exist the last week the case decision to overturn you know laterally parts of the divorce agreement prompted brussels to launch legal action against london mosque underscored

he was my hero when i was growing up, for terry.two weeks later saying he was a saint, i can have it. in normal times, saying he was a saint, i can have it. in normaltimes, michaelterry, duffy and co. would be boisterously backed by the army. not there will be few witnesses to their moment. but the team town rooted in warrior stories are hoping to record a modern one. patrick gary, bbc news. big stage for dundalk tonight then at the emirates. has a bit of a david versus goliath field. regarding admitting fans into stadiums, we know that there's no progress here in england, but as far as the bundesliga, which has readmitted fans, this means no spectators in the bundesliga for another month now? that's right, this'll be the last one with fans. germany has led the weight during the peak of the pandemic. they were the peak of the pandemic. they were the first leak to resume in may and they've allowed fans back into stadiums in limited numbers since september —— first league. but fans have now been banned from monday next week. the germa

>> terry moran covering the court for us tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and this evening, with the prospects of covid stimulus aid dimming, cases soaring across the country, investors outlook on the economy took a hit. the dow closed down 650 points, after being down more than 950 points at one point. closing down more than 2%. it was the worst day for stocks since september 3rd. >>> when we come back here on a monday night, the state of emergency already in place. yet another hurricane heading toward the u.s. tonight. ginger zee standing by to time it out for us. but we can still help protect each other this flu season by getting vaccinated. if you're 65 or older, get the superior flu protection of fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the only 65+ flu vaccine with four times the standard dose. and it's free with medicare part b. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care professional if you've eve

well i'm terry martin good to have you with us with just 4 weeks until election day u.s. president donald trump and his 1st lady millennia trump have tested positive for cope at 19 the president made the announcement on twitter shortly after the news that his top aide hope hicks at contracted the virus extravert with the president several times this week trump tweeted that he and his wife would quarantine immediately but his doctors said the president would continue to carry out his duties in the white house quote without disruption. well for now we're joined by d w a correspondent my a schwager in washington and here in the studio william clue cropped up are u.s. experts good to have you both now let's start with you my your closest to the white house what more can you tell us. well the information is very basic right now terry it's basically just what you've described we know that they're positive it's unclear when they 1st contracted the virus we know that they're going to be keeping some sort of schedule some sort of work while they're in quarantine to keep up with th

terry, back to you. >> good news indeed. thanks a lot. >>> coming up, a popular ski resort in lake tahoe, but a bitter park battle has people upset tonight. a change of heart for north star. and we've been warned about a second wave of covid-19. now they're talking about a third wave? experts are sounding the alarm. james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back to the midnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. he's reaching... but he pushes it away! he's approaching a plate of iced cookies... he blows right by 'em oh the fridge looks like he's headed for the soda. wait! he jukes left! grabs the water bottle now he's just gotta get out of there. look what dropped from the sky! don't do it dennis. that's the way you execute a midnight snack run. stand up to cancer and rally want you to reduce your risk for cancer, go to takeahealthystand.org. >>> a peaceful resolution to a parking problem at a tahoe ski resort. north star ski resort says it has restored free parking to season pass holders. there is a lot more to