tracy: lift the lid off of that one. -lemonis: here? -tracy: yeah. come this way.onis: the team left the prototypes to dry overnight. now we're all reconvening this morning to put on the finishing touches. what do you love about it here? -tracy: this. -lemonis: doing this work? -tracy: instant result. i like painting and vacuuming. lemonis: oh, yeah! hey, dave, do you know where mike is? dave: mike was at a breakfast meeting, i think. -lemonis: okay. -dave: he's on the way. lemonis: when we agree on a plan to launch a prototype, i expect mike to be there and fully engaged and immersed in the problem, not off doing some other sort of project that they have that doesn't help us sell boards. is mike here? -nikki: he's not here yet. lemonis: so, one board was supposed to be sprayed. why don't you and i pick the one we want to spray, 'cause i definitely want to have one. nikki: okay. lemonis: hey, tracy, do you feel like this is ready to be sprayed? tracy: my only concern is the flex of the board is gonna pop out that medallion. lemonis: this is why having mike here mat

so, bold as ever, tracy asked some special friends for help. been hard hit by this horrifying virus and it impacted all their futures. what you may not know is that disadvantaged and vulnerable girls are most at risk for not being able to return to their education or having access to it. and it's made out of maiden's hull... but tracy is also selling her most personal possessions from maiden, including her own medal from the epic voyage. until, that is, last night. i had an e—mailfrom someone, a lady, saying... oh, i almost can't say this. sorry. and then i had an e—mail from a lady, saying, "we're donating £10,000 to the crowdfunder. please, please, don't, don't sell your medal." maiden isn't the only charity to suffer with the loss of income during covid—19. what tracy hopes is that her message, and the message of helping girls all around the world, will start bringing some of those funds back. it was determination that first propelled tracy and maiden, now its inspiration needed to keep them on course. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in hamble. a

tracie? >> hi, marcus. this morning, we're looking at the numbers and we just had an update early this morning about what is happening with coronavirus in the u.s. now, health experts are concerned as we head into flu season. lots of people working from home and uncomfortable going into medical situations to get that flu shot. if lots of people don't get it, could that make the situation even worse? >> announced the other day -- >> reporter: the head of the cdc warns we could be looking at 200,000 coronavirus deaths during flu season as the u.s. now tops 3.5 million cases. >> i think the two pathogens hitting us at the same time do have the potential to stress our health system. >> reporter: president trump saying it's okay that the cdc will no longer control tracking the numbers. >> we're all on the same team, including dr. fauci. i have a very good relationship with dr. fauci. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci the nation's top infectious disease expert called it bizarre. >> it gure out in the their wildest d

it was tenacity and guts that took tracy and her female crew around the world.urse. duncan kennedy, bbc news. well, you can see from that had touched tracey was by that £10,000 donation for the race middle, she will get to keep that, like so many other charities hit by covid—19, funds have been hit badly and she says it's going to take an awful lot of work to get this project back on track. duncan, thank you. duncan kennedy there. in the last few minutes it's been announced that the queen's grand—daughter princess beatrice has married her fiance, edoardo mapelli mozzi. the couple wed at a private ceremony in windsor which was attended by her majesty, the duke of edinburgh and close family. buckingham palace said the wedding adhered to the government's social distancing guidelines. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. thank you, good afternoon, everybody. sunshine has been in short supply recently but look at this glorious weather watcher picture sent in through the isle of wight. lots of sunshine across the south but unfortunately, not for all. yo

tracie mcmillion. still ahead, we will have a lot more on tech as netflix's latest forecast signals its pandemic-fueled boom is over. the technology research president joins us to discuss his outlook for streaming and more. imax is betting on movies in china, expanding its deal with wanda. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: the trump administration is turning on some of america's biggest companies, saying they are simply pawns of china. attorney general bill barr says disney and others are doing beijing's bidding and working at the expense of u.s. and western democratic values. says disney and apple have been manipulated by the chinese communist party has a strategy to make money. while, the republican party is planning to scale back its conviction has month -- it's convention next month, and some say they won't be attending. only eight delegates will be allowed. that decision will cut attendance at the rnc convention to about 2500 people, well down from the usual tens of thousands that attend. the european

i thank you for that and talking to us this morning, tracie. >> yeah. have a good one.hank you. >> you, too. >> thank you. >>> again, i want you to join and be part of that conversation tonight. "race in america" continues. we'll lead that conversation for you. touching moments this morning. >>> you know what, san francisco police will display signs of support for black lives matter in every station and substation. the police commission approved that resolution last night. it requires the department to put up large black lives matter signs in every station in the next 30 days. it's a move the black officers hope will help keep the community safe. >> if it opens up an opportunity for someone who looks like me to feel like perhaps they are going to be understood, not prejudged. >> san francisco police officers association opposes the idea. the law firm representing the organization says, in part, that while the commission supports the notion that all black and brown lives matter, it is concerned about what they call the endorsement of a specific political organization ins

traci parker, if i wore a hat, my hat will be off to you. i appreciate your being on the program this morning. i am originally from the south, i'm from mississippi specifically. my contact that i want to bring up is woolworths. i'm not going into all of the details about my history, because i'm in the process of trying to write my memoirs. my experience at woolworth came when i graduated from high school in jackson, mississippi and my mom cannot afford to send me to college. my dad had left the family. i ended up in chicago with my mother's older sister. i ended up there because she was the only one who could afford to send for me and bring me to a different location so i could have an opportunity to go to school. i got a job at woolworths. i thought i had died and gone to heaven. there was no such thing as a black woman working in the store of any type in mississippi. i was put on the candy counter and i worked the cashier and everything on the candy counter was my responsibility. i felt really important. that is what really got been going.

we have heavy delays continuing out of tracy.f you are taking 205 over towards grant line, that is where the delays are. they extended to 205 and the allatoona pass portion. it is at 19 miles an hour. drive times are right around 41 minutes so it is improving. it is still very slow and this is only a portion of when you get to what is there. it is still very busy in the area but lanes are open in both directions. katie nielsen is live on scene and will bring you an update on what is happening as far as the fire goes. the rest of the freeways are quiet. there is one accident on 680 and a crash on 237. the bay bridge looks good and there are no delays at the toll plaza. we are seeing a pretty quiet ride on the golden gate bridge and things are light in both directions. we are not seeing a lot of cars because they are looking at traffic on 101 two clear construction. we will start seeing traffic moving through but there is only a temporary delay. things are pretty typical. that is what you morning drive looks like. it is time to che

both the sever tracy asked some special friends project.t. both the sever tracy asked some special friends for help. i'm here to welcome you to this crowd funder. as you know children have been hard—hit by the virus and have impacted all their futures. what you may not know is that disadvantaged and vulnerable girls are most at risk for not being able to return to their education or having assets to it. but she is also selling her most personal possessions from maiden including her own metal from the epic voyage. until that is last night. i had an e-mailfrom someone, a lady, saying... i almost can't say this. sorry. and then i had an e—mailfrom this. sorry. and then i had an e—mail from an e—mail from this. sorry. and then i had an e—mailfrom an e—mailfrom a lady saying she will be donating £10,000 to the crowd funder, please don't sell your metal. maiden isn't the only charity to suffer with the loss of income during covid—19. what tracy hopes is that her message and the message of helping girls all around the world will start bringing som

we really don't know. >> teachers are left with their own questions, tracy.rial and it's growing to retired and current educator who have succumb to covid-19. some of them are in their 30s. it really illustrates the scope of how this pandemic has touched the education community. what's at the heart, tracy, of your concerns about going back in the classrooms and the concerns you hear when you talk to other teachers? >> well, chris, thank you so much for having me on. it really is an honor to be here. i have to tell you, my main concern is that parents, families know we want to be with your kids there is nothing better to be a teacher on the carpet with kids reading a book. but is it selfish when i look at these pictures i'm reminded of all the students and staff members who have been shot in school shootings? that's what i'm reminded of. unfortunately the leadership we have in florida and in the nation is not mapping out clear plans. we're not getting funding, we're not getting specifics that we can guarantee that teachers, staff and students are going to be s

. >> earlier this year, tracy suffered a stroke. also for the north bay, he needed surgery to fix a leaky heart valve. >> he was having difficulties. . >> they underwent life-saving surgeries in the middle of the pandemic. >> it goes without saying that i was concerned about going to the hospital because people would say do not go to a hospital. you are going to catch the virus. >> of that fear is raising alarm among healthcare professionals. >> we are worried about the next epidemic, which is all the regular care that people have not been getting. we are worried about children who do not come in for their immunizations or who of risk for measles or worried about people who have high blood pressure and have not come in to get their blood pressure checked. they are at risk of strokes and we are worried about babies. we want them to be as healthy as they can. nobody is coming in for their prenatal care. >> unlike tracy and rinaldo, hospit thr own peril and many a or even dining. semester 25% to 30% reduction in stroke or heart attacks

frederick, tracy, thank you very much for being with me. in terms of the state of play in your state, where is the union's head in terms of your concerns about going back to school? >> so, chris, thank you for having me, and i appreciate being on your show. but let me tell you what we have here in the state of florida. we have 7,347 new cases today. we have 63 deaths, covid-related deaths, and we also have 50,000-plus over the last seven days. we're not going forward. we're going backwards, and we have a governor who has tethered himself to the president of the united states. who is uniquely defined by his secretary of education, betsey devos. we've been given no guidance, no regulations that makes sense to reopen our schools, and in the middle of a pandemic we're being told we have to reopen schools come hell or high-water, brick and mortar being one of those options. and so what we want from our governor is to lead. we don't want him to follow this president nor betsy devos because there is zero credibility there. >> tracy, the good news

. >> we have a few trips out of tracy and westbound 580 and i checked in with chp and no accidents on 580 but it's busy working your way at least beyond that grant line and hefty drive times and going from 205 to 680 and traffic light from the dublin interchange. it's getting a bit busy. >>> i'm anne makovec live at the muse desk and congress returns from summer break today for a hot debate over the next coronavirus relief bill. we're talking money for businesses, schools, and the unemployed. democrats and republicans have been very far apart on the issue now for several weeks. house speaker nancy pelosi still wants the $3 trillion heros act to happen. that is something the house passed more than two months ago, but republicans had been working on their own much less expensive bill right now. we don't know exactly what that will look like taking a live look right now at the white house where senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house republican leader kevin mccarthy are set to meet with president trump and the treasury secretary and chief of staff in a couple of hours and senate

. ♪ tracy sellers: hey, everybody. welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers.ou know, when people say i have the best job in the world, i always agree with them but on days like this, more so than usual because i'm in fresno getting to try some of the hottest ice cream in the area. welcome to ampersand ice cream. let's go check it out. tracy: when jeff and amelia bennett set out to start a new business in 2015 they knew they wanted to do two things: first, make what they love which is good ice cream and, second, to start their business in their beloved home town of fresno.

in tracy, kpix 5 >>> and tracking the winds in the allatoona pass area. we have seen wind gusts as high as 30 miles an hour in that area. here is a look with the treasure island camera. you can see some low clouds, so there is some marine layer around the coast and bay with some patchy fog. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s and it will be a hot day inland, mild around the bay and we are at 99 in fairfield, 96 in concord, 95 in livermore, 75 in livermore and your weekend forecast is coming up. >>> new video out of contra costa county. three deputies were shot and one suspect is dead. deputies were on the scene following a nearly 12 hour-long hostage situation. deputies say it all began early yesterday morning after a woman reported she was being held hostage at a home in knightsen. she managed to us escape but the man came up with a shotgun, shooting three of them. deputies returned fire, killing the man. two deputies are in the hospital and the incident is under investigation. >>> an overnight fire broke out at a marijuana grow operation in contra costa

we do have the slowing, kari, out of the tracy area.ing was jammed up because of the fire in the altamont pass. look at your maps both directions, all lanes are open. westbound quickly recovering but in that recovery, folks, be careful if you're in a rush. there was a crash reported just past all of the slowing as you get over to north flynn. no major issues and no injuries. that's what really counts. slowing in san jose right now for 101. a little bit late. it's friday. we'll check on that. >>> happening now, one of key west's biggest parties is canceled because of the pandemic. you might have heard of fantasy fest which brings 75,000 people to the florida keys every year in october. it's been around since 1975 and has parades and costu celebrate anniversary -- its 40th anniversary last year. not this year. we'll be right back. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigg

thanks, tracie. laura? >>> lawyers across many cities a that includes san jose mayor sam liccardo and libby schaaf. both called the move an abuse of power and agents are already on the ground in kansas city, chicago is next on the list. >>> in the meantime, new video shows portland mayor getting tear gassed in his own city. this was late last night when the mayor was talking to protesters outraged over federal presence. >>> well turning back to the pandemic coverage now. the u.s. is quickly approaching 4 million covid-19 cases. there are now more than 413,000 cases in california. that is more confirmed cases than any other state, but it's population. when you break down in the coun >>> starting tonight in san francisco, mission district two blocks will be closed to cars four nights a week. this is to allow for more outdoor dining. some neighbors they fear the pilot program will attract crowds and lead to more spread of the virus. but restaurant owners say that they are closely following the city's guideline

the line of red there tomorrow, out of tracy. it's making part of your traffic a little better once you get past the area. you won't see delays right around north flynn and in fact, traffic moving much better towards 680. but all those brake lights concentrated out of tracy and getting on to 580. but the drive time, 53 minutes. getting close to about an hour to go from 205 to 680. chp is going to check that out right now. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze looking good. 101 clear out of the south bay there is a trouble spot though 101 at 880. looks like a couple of cars tangled up there. no injuries. we are getting first reports of a b.a.r.t. delay about ten minutes so do plan for that. the rest of mass transit though is on time this morning. no delays for caltrain or muni. and heads-up. as always, make sure you check that schedule for golden gate transit. trying to get a view of the comment, it looks like mary has the best times when you can see the comet neowise. >>> hey gianna. you will have a chance to check it out all week l

: tracy's cutting out.of new york city >> jimmy: well, that -- that sounded interesting. well, at least we still have our dance break. one, two, three. ♪ ♪ it's beginning to loo a lot like ♪ no, where are the dancers? ♪ then the town no, come on, now no, no, no no, that can't be -- this can't be the -- just, no just no. just absolutely -- just forget it forget it. cut the music. [ light laughter ] [ light laughter ] ♪ so mayb it's not totally norma it's not quite like before ♪ ♪ but i'll be with yo every nigh trying to shed some light ♪ ♪ until thing are actually norma once more ♪ merry christmas, everybody >> jimmy - [ tracy cutting out ] >> jimmy: whatever time of year it is. i have lost track of time here we'll be right back with more of "tonight show," everybody ♪ ♪ ( ♪) here we are a nation divided. red, blue, 16 percent undecided. but 2020 had us shook. so we gave the world another look. and saw a future of differences celebrated. every voice heard and advocated. where everyone can show their pride. '

the country is rapidly losing faith in his response to the pandemic our capitol hill correspondent tracie potts joins us with the latest tracie, more than half the country disapproves of the president's response according to the polls >> reporter: right, frances. this morning we're looking at abc news polls looking at the politics of covid-19 take a look. abc news found that 54% of voters, as you said, just over half believe that joe biden would do a better job dealing with coronavirus than president trump. 34% think that he would do better the president's approval rating is upside down with 39% polls approving and 57% disapprove of the job that he's doing. president trump on fox this weekend, again downplaying the health impact of this virus. >> i said it's going to disappear. i'll say it again. $stamp going to disappear and i'll be right. i don't think so, you know why it doesn't i've been right probably more than anybody else. >> sir, testing is up 37%. >> well, that's good >> i understand. cases are up 194%. it isn't just the testing that's gone up. it's that the virus has spread the

tracie potts joining us now from washington with more big day on the hill, tracie. >> it was a big day on the hill. you are right. they were grilled for hours. the central question, it is an antitrust investigation. are these companies too big and trying to eliminate competition. this came after a year-long antitrust investigation. google was asked about dominating 70% of internet searches and weather or not that could sway people during the election apple accused of playing favorites in the apple store tim cook denied that stating that they bought instagram to clear a threat. the ftc okayed that. and all four ceos appeared virtually and depended their companies saying they innovate, create jobs and face intense competition. >> new companies are created all the time all over the world, history shows if we don't keep innovating, someone will replace every company here today >> we have a policy to use seller specific data i can't guarantee you that policy has never been violated >> we have open and transparent rules. it is a rigorous process because we care so deeply about privacy and qu

tracy, thank you as well. ashley, over to you. >> thank you. the calls for change are apparently growing louder. the washington redskins could be sporting a new team name this fall. we are live from fedex field next with all the details. plus, don't forget this, our own neil cavuto will be joined by real estate icon barbara corcoran for an american together open house virtual town hall with special appearances by quicken liens ceo jay varner and who have mainian who have mainian ara hovnanian. simply send us questions on facebook and instagram or email us at invested in you @foxbusiness.com. don't in this thursday. we'll be right back this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgivenes

tracie potts this morning, thank you so much. i want to remind you all that we are having that conversation again tonight. this is our third series installment on our series "race in america" the conversation. 6:30 tonight. make sure you join us. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 5:30, student athletes test positive for coronavirus. up next, the program suddenly on hold for one east bay high school district and how the district is responding. >>> plus, new push back in a push to place black lives matter signs inside every san francisco police station. the group now calling the move political and the new message to that group from one police commissioner. >>> and it's friday eve, which means we are already tracking your weekend forecast. weather and traffic coming up for you in just seconds. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a very good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike keeping an eye on that commute and first start off with the forecast for y

tracie potts is live for us in washington. tracie? >> reporter: marcus, good morning. if you're struggling without a job and you've been counting on the $600 a week check, you'll want to listen to this because within the next three days, by the end of the week, lawmakers have to decide whether those extra unemployment payments will continue and republicans have just rolled out a plan that would significantly reduce the amount. the republican relief plan -- >> totally inadequate. >> reporter: already facing criticism. >> we don't know if senate republicans fully support them. >> reporter: the top republicans didn't even realize it includes nearly $2 billion for a new fbi headquarters. >> i'm not sure that it is, is it? >> reporter: the h.e.a.l.s. act would drop unemployment bonus from $600 to $200 a week and includes billions for schools, rental assistance and back-to-school grants. >> the american people want opportunity. >> reporter: there's $6 billion to distribute a coronavirus vaccine. >> we've shaved years off the time that it takes to develop a vaccine. >> report

expect delays out of the tracy area heading towards north flynn. that is a sluggish ride through there. your drive time now around 36 minutes from 205 over to 680. no accidents in that area is the good news and it's clear if you are getting on to 680 in both directions. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and mary just touched on that rough acquittal around here, it's smoke burning from this fire in merced county in western fresno county. it's burned more than 14,000 acres and it's 15% contained right now. called the mineral fire and it erupted monday afternoon along highway 198 west of coalinga. the fire burning in rough terrain. that has been very foregho acce they coent foaty ll behavior including wind driven running up steep hills. those flames. dozens of homes right now are evacuated. and fire fighting air tangiest throughout the state have been spraying water and flame retardant during the day. firefighters are able to get a better handle on how the fire progressed overnight. back to you. >>> new this morning, the supreme court has cl

good morning, tracie. >> reporter: laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. and that's why a couple of top republicans confirmed overnight are headed to the white house today to try to get the president on their side. he's talking about a possible veto over payroll tax cuts and those words reported by "the washington post" that the president would cut $35 billion from the bill out of testing, contact tracing and money for the cdc. another trillion dollars for businesses shuttered by coronavirus, money for schools and child care, lawsuit protection, another round of $1,200 checks to americans, and tax breaks for businesses. president trump wants more. >> i'll have to see but i would consider not signing it if we don't have a payroll tax cut. >> reporter: republicans can't agree what to include. it's a lot less than the $3 trillion democrats approved, and president trump is once again at odds with his own health experts. >> i don't agree with the statement that if everybody wear a mask, everything disappeared. >> reporter: states insis it's about the science. >

eastern, mostly focused on protests so what is in the gop's plan let's bring in tracy potts congress will need to move quickly on this. >> reporter: good morning. a number of things are in this gop plan what we're not clear is there is unemployment, and that is the big issue, because it's urgent, those $600 a week benefits expire at the end of this week democrats want to extend them. the white house says a short-term extension may be necessary, but republicans don't i see us being able to cemeal provide unemployment insurance, maybe a retention credit to keep people from being displaced or brought back into the workplace, helping with our schools if we can do that, along with liability protection, perhaps we put that forward, get that passed as we can negotiate on the rest of the bill in the weeks to come. >> they're in disarray, and that delay is causing suffering for america's families so we have been ready for two months and ten days. i've been here all weekend hoping they had something to give us. they promised it this week it didn't come now they're saying monday. >> reporter: r

host, tracy sellers.always, we are bringing you the best stories in food across california, from here in san diego and beyond, and it starts with our first story. ♪ george haymaker: i'm in recovery for addiction and i've whtop dr, urdy iscreaminouoneven years. looking for comfort any way you can find it. so, naturally i went to sweets and was eating a lot of cookies,

. ♪ tracy sellers: hey, everybody, welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers.d as you can see, i'm at my favorite local neighborhood nursery here where we are gonna show you how to book your own vegetable garden in just a little bit, but, first, we're gonna introduce you to a lady that is growing her own business from just one vegetable. ♪ leslie gates: about six years ago, i was on one of those silly diets, and i was searching the web for substitutions, how to eat clean. i started making cauliflower pizza crusts as an alternative for regular pizza crust, but i wanted to look for different

once you move past, there is more out of tracy.chp and fire crews are working on an accident on northbound 880 at montague expressway. the ramp is closed as they get this trouble spot out of the way. 880 is moving at the limit in both directions even though there is a closure is in effect. 27 minutes on westbound 580/205 to 680 and everything is in the green and no delays on highway 4 and we have an easy 35 minute commute this morning in this area. the bay bridges are pretty quiet. also, not seeing any troubles on the san mateo bridge. there are a few more cars on the unouco a ty. >>> china has launched its first mission to mars. the unmanned rocket is expected to reach mars in february of next year. a rover will be deployed to explore the surface for 90 days. >>> with millions of americans out of work and many families are being forced to go hungry, but as michael george reports, there is a new movement called community refrigerator spreading across the country. >> anyone who said there is no such thing as a free lunch has never b

here's tracie potts with what we feed to know. >> announced the other day -- >> reporter: the head of the cdc warns that we could be looking at 200,000 coronavirus deaths during flu season as the u.s. now tops 3.5 million cases. >> i think the two pathogens hitting us at the same time do have the potential to stress our health system. >> reporter: president trump saying it's okay the cdc will no longer control tracking the numbers. >> we're all on the same time, including dr. fauci. i have a very good relationship with dr. fauci. >> reporter: the nation's top infectious disease expert called it bizarre. >> i cannot figure out in my wildest dreams why they would want to do that. >> reporter: he is responding suggesting fauci facts can't be trustedp. >> i can't explain peter novarro. >>> >> reporter: dividing over a bonus that ends in two weeks. >> a bonus that made it more attractive for many people to stay home rather than g work. >> why would you give the big tax breaks to the high end and begrudge working families $600. >> reporter: but they agree, schools need more money to reopen.

it is causing some extra busy conditions on the tracy side of things. then things look better around 680. the drive times are still in the green, 27 minutes to 680 and these freeways are all úthe east shore freeway is clea along with 101 out-of-state bay and trent eight. let's look at the conditions at the limit with no delays and things are pretty clear across the span into the city and the san mateo bridge has reports of a broken down vehicle partially blocking the slow lane on the westbound side from hayward over towards foster city. it is near the high rise and will slow you down a little bit . true crews are going to the scene. and here is the golden gate bridge. traffic is moving good in both directions. if you're coming out of moran county down into san francisco, that will take you 15 minutes. that is look at your morning drive. >>> emmy nominations will be announced today but how will television's biggest might go wandering the pandemic? coming up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> we want to bring you now more than ever, it's i

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>> brennan: ben tracy at the white house. thank you.ight tropical storm fay has formed off the north carolina coast. warnings now span fr new jersey to rhode island, including new york city, those areas could experience flash flooding with three to five inches of rain tomorrow and winds up to 45 miles an hour. a potential coronavirus vaccine made by the massachusetts-based company moderna should go into advance trials later this month. but even if a vaccine is proven to be safe and effective, there are concerns that a global shortage of specialized glass for vaccine vials could delay its rollout. cbs's imtiaz tyab takes a look inside a vaccine mega factory as we continue our series "racing to a cure." >> reporter: if the race for developing a successful coronavirus vaccine is moving at warp speed, then this factory floor will be a crucial finishing line. the serum institute of india is oe world's largest manufacturer of vaccines and has been tapped by pharmaceutical giant astra- zeneca to produce over a billion we have dedicated all of

tracie potts joining us from d.c. thank you. >>> president trump is striking a new tone on the pandemic for the second day in a row. he held a briefing encouraging people to wear masks after months of downplaying the need for face coverings. he also touted the idea for a possible vaccine and pushed for schools to reopen. kristin welker has more. >> reporter: president trump appearing in the briefing room for a second day in a row announcing a major agreement with pfizer to get doses to the public once there is a vaccine >> to produce 1 million doses. hopefully the approval process will go very quickly and we think we have a winner there >> and while the president has been pushing to reopen schools, he was pressed, is he comfortable with his son and grandchildren going to the classrooms >> i am comfortable with that and we do have a national strategy, but as you know, ultimately it's up to the governors of the states. >> reporter: president trump is locked in a fierce battle for re-election with joe biden leading in th

norah. >> o'donnell: ben tracy from the white house tonight. thank you, ben.t only taken a toll on america's health. it's now devastating our economy. we learned today the economy contracted at a record-setting amount, worse than the great depression, wiping out five years of growth and stunning experts, this as we learned that for the 19th straight week, more than one million people filed unemployment claims. here's cbs' adriana diaz. >> reporter: new unemployment claims rose for the second week in a row, increasing concerns the economy's reversing course as the coronavirus continues to spread. >> the numbers that we saw in may and june showed businesses bringing people back to work. then the virus flared up in a dramatic way in the south and the west and economic activity started to stall out. >> reporter: that stall is evident in today's historic drop in gross domestic product. the economy shrank a record 9.5% in the second quarter, sidelining millions of americans. in california alone, there's a backlog of about one million unemployment claims. in philadel

what they call erroneous reporting, norah. >> o'donnell: now we're hearing something different, ben tracythe white house, thank you. tonight republicans are unveiling a proposal to extend but scale back benefits for americans forced out of work in the pandemic. a final agreement with democrats could be weeks away. but as cbs's nancy cordes reports, for millions of unemployed workers, time is running out. >> reporter: the new republican proposal would slash emergency federal unemployment benefits for 30 million laid off americans. from $600 per person per week to $200 a week for the next two months. the plan then calls for states to implement a new system, tapping unemployment at 70% of a workers prior wages. iowa republican chuck grassley. >> when you pay people more not to work than they would get working, what do you expect? people will not work. >> reporter: but like many americans, brian wasser still has no job to go back to. >> i don't think that $200 is enough for people like me to survive. >> reporter: the father of two runs an events company in maryland. no events means no busines

cbs's ben tracy is at the white house tonight. good evening, ben. >> reporter: good evening, norah.ay, first lady melania trump weighed in on the school debate, saying that for kids with disabilities or unsafe homes, that staying home can be dangerous, too. and president trump continues to downplay the threat of the virus. president trump says when it comes to coronavirus, things are actually getting better. >> deaths are way down from this horrible china virus. >> reporter: he claims that despite the rising number of cases, we have the lowest mortality rate in the world. but we actually have the 7th highest death rate of the 20 most affected countries. according to johns hopkins university. dr. anthony fauci says while the death rate has dropped, president trump's argument, which he has made repeatedly in recent weeks, is not a good one. >> it is a false narrative to take comfort in a lower rate of death. there are so many other things that are very dangerous and bad about this virus. don't get yourself into false complacency. >> reporter: at the white house today, president trump

we go now to tracy pottses good morning >> reporter: good morning. good morning, everyone what we are seeing is a disconnect between what president trump has been saying and what dr. fauci is saying about the spread of this virus it's been happening for a while, and now members of the trump team are trying to discredit dr. fauci. the nation's top infectious disease expert as a result of this disconnect. they're saying he's been wrong on some things and using some of his own words against him early on in the pandemic in fact, even before the pandemic hit the united states, when fauci said that coronavirus was not a major threat to the united states and people didn't need to be walking around wearing masks. that was before the first case was reported in the united states when the president was actually saying some similar things but now because of this disconnect that's going on, they're highlighting and down playing dr. fauci. as far as we know, he is still part of the coronavirus task force, but fauci said he saw the president a few weeks ago but has

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ben tracy at the white house, thank you.oday, democrats accused attorney general bill barr of doing president trump's political bidding and of a double standard by using federal agents against protesters in portland, while ignoring armed militias who took over took oves capitol building earlier this year. here's cbs' nancy cordes. >> since when is it okay to try to burn down a federal court? >> reporter: attorney william barr came loaded for bear, defending his decision to take on protesters in portland. on protesters in portland. >> t >> they have these powerful sling shots with ball bearings that they shoot. they used pellet guns. we believe we have fous enetra marshalls to the bone. >> reporter: democrats argued the unidentified federal agents he deployed are only causing more tension. >> you used pepper spray and truncheons on american citizens. >> reporter: and they questioned his motives. >> the president wants footage for his campaign ads, and you appear to be serving it up to him as ordered. in most of these cities,

here's cbs's ben tracy. >> national security advisor robert o'brien, a member of the president's innercircle the highest-ranking white house official ing effected with coronavirus. according to another administration official, he may have contracted it from his daughter. the white house claims there is no risk to the president but won't say when the two were last together. i hav'teen hilately. i rd he tested-- yeah, have i not seen him. >> the president did not explain why he is not recently seen his own national security advisor but mr. trump did wear a mask today during a visit to a biotech company in the key battleground state of north carolina. it is working on components for a coronavirus vaccine, with just 99 days until the election, and trailing former vice president joe biden in most public polls, the president says his campaign polls show something else. >> we have polls that show me leading in almost every swing state. and substantially in other states by even more than i won in 16. >> polls show the president has been hurt business his handling of racial issues in the wake of geor

>> o'donnell: ben tracy, thank you. we want to go back now to texas where the governor previously warned that a 10% rate of positive tests would be a red flag for the state. well, tonight we've learned that rate there is even higher. and that is being felt in the state's hospitals. cbs's mireya villarreal gives us an exclusive look from the front lines. ( coughing ) >> reporter: this is the sobering scene inside the covid i.c.u. at south texas health system hospital in mcallen. almost every patient in here is on a ventilator and their chance of beating the virus is slim. medical staff here are strained, etruggling to treat more than strained, struggling to 140 covid patients, the highest they've had since the start of the pandemic. there are so many patients coming in right now that there pthem.t not enough beds for >> pretty much, yeah. >> reporter: dr. osman khan works in the e.r. knowing how quickly things have progressed here, are you worried? >> yes, yes, i'm worried. i feel it is just the beginning for us, i feel

cbs's ben tracy is at the white house tonight.ood evening, ben. >> reporter: norah, president trump declared via tweet today that schools must reopen in the fall despite the surge in new coronavirus cases across the country. he's also increasingly making race-based appeals to his supporters. instead of focusing on the increasingly dire rise in coronavirus infections, president trump went after nascar's only full time african- american driver, bubba wallace today. demanding he apologize in falsely accusing him of perpetuating a hoax when as into was found in his garage last month, it was later determined wallace was not being targeted. >> this was not a hate crime and he believes it would go a long way if bubba came out and acknowledged that as well. >> reporter: wallace responded to the president saying always deal with the hate being thrown at you with love. even when it is hate from potus. president trump also seemed to defend the confederate flag saying nascar's decision to ban it a move backed by wallace hurt its ratings, but

norah. >> o'donnell: ben tracy, thank you.onight, oregon's governor says the federal agents who have clashed with protesters in portland will soon begin a phased withdrawal from the city, this amid outrage in new york after plain clothes officers jumped out of an unmarked minivan and arrested a protester on the street. here's cbs' errol barnett. >> reporter: today, oregon's governor called federal officers clashing with protesters in portland an occupying force. the heavily armed agents using beginning tomorrow. >> they created havoc and chaos. the good news is, is that trump's troops are leaving downtown portland. >> reporter: but today, president trump insists that job is not finished. >> we're not leaving until they've secured their city. >> reporter: the trump administration announced wednesday it is expanding "operation legend," sending additional federal agents outside of oregon, it says, to combat upticks in violence in cleveland, milwaukee, and detroit. detroit's chief of police welcomes the federal support to combat v