you have the former president sort of in a thinly vailed way, i mean in some ways, president obama, could have said a lot of things that no matter what he said would have been taken as a swipe against-- against president trump. >> woodruff: for sure. and it is, i mean, just this week you said a minute ago, interesting that the attorney general himself is now saying he doen't expect there to be criminal prosecution of president obama, former vice president biden. but we'll see whether that flow slows down the president trump's use of the term obamagate. in addition to all of this, we saw the president, president trump's son ramping up thrair criticism this weekend. eric trump, the president's son essentially saying that he thinks democrats are behind the move to prevent opening up the country, that they are all behind the efforts to keep people to to stay at home because they want to prevent president trump from campaigning. they said they think the day after the election democrats are going to admit that this whole stay at home business and the coronavirus was just really about nothing an

this two-bed room two-bathroom apartment in sunny vail is listed on craig's list for an unrealistic $900 a month. he told us he moved to spain and was renting in airbnb. he asked us for our personal information. next he told us after forgetting to paste our name in what looks like a stock email, dear blank, unfortunately it's not possible to see it prior to booking and payment. this is airbnb policy. which isn't true. >> i'm just trying to figure out if the postings that i'm looking at are real or not. >> we tracked down the legitimate listing via apartments which rents this unit and others for $3,800 a month. after that, the craig's list posting disappeared. >> it's awful. it's awful. i mean the pandemic is hard enough itself. >> as for aj, he's still searching for a place and struggling to trust online listings. luckily, he backed out before things went too far. but he knows other renters are still getting duped right now. >> they didn't really take much from me except for my time. >> law enforcement officials tell us the best way to avoid these scams is to just be educated about them.

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police say 32-year-old hector molina broke into a garage in the brook vail neighborhood last month byicking in the door and set a small box on fire. police say the fire ended up burning itself out before it could ignite the garage or any other problem. police say molina is suspected of vandalizing thentoor house wd breaking a window a few days before the incident. >>> the bay area not the onlyg crowds. the crazy video emerging from other states and the new travel ricks just put in place by the trump administration. >>> as many businesses begin to slowly get back to work, how the film industry is hoping to resume product. the big changes that could come to hollywood. >> and reming remembering the real reason we celebrate the weekend. the virtual ceremonies honoring those who have fallen while serving our country. >> be sure to download kpix 5's new app for 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix newscasts and real time news alerts. if i you already have our app, you'll need to delete the old version and download the new version. you can sign up for alerts for >>> after sheltering in plac

. >> joseph, he will join us from vail california, go ahead. >> good morning c-span. i think like everything was okay and there was no coronavirus. showing people good faith in the country is receiving people actually.coronavirus showed the real face of how trumps extension to managethe situation . it claims to be the most comfortable but we are assembled to save our own people's lives. we have the highest number of deaths or affected people. while we are suffering from the shortage of ppe. we are only professional at maintaining wars and feeding people in the middle east. >> that's joe from fidel california. if a federal employee has to go into war place, is automatically issued enough ppe? >> know. and in it just depends. agency you're in. and it's getting better. all the time in terms of access to ppe however there's still agencies where there telling employees you have to bring your own . masks and things of that sort, i read a lot about, we've heard a lot about the food inspection, meat inspection plants where hotspots have developed and hundreds of plants employ

and bring you out to the sky camera network, from tiberon looking to san francisco, and a thin vail of fog to the golden gate bridge, it is out there and it helps to keep the coast in the 60s today. however, look at the warmest, concord, 92, officially the warmest day so far this year. and napa, 90. and san jose, 88 and redwood city at 87. the area of high pressure, i think it maxs out tomorrow, and with the hottest weather on friday. and as it is pumping in the warm air from the south and ridging all of the storm activity way up towards alaska. but the good news, about this heat, is while we will look at some low 90s again tomorrow for the inland valleys, close to record settings, we will start off with some cooler numbers, so this will at least help to give us some relief. especially if you don't have air conditioning. 52 in the tri-valley a good rebound for the peninsula, 54. in the south bay, at 56. and so if you're up late tonight, or into early tomorrow morning, you will probably be able to crack open windows and get the cooler air in here. san francisco, 55. the north bay 53. an

i have called social security and the irs to know a vail.anyone that can get some answers for me. it's said that every one has received that first money and now there's talk of more. where did mine go? >> that's a great question for no ma. it's a question of patience. the irs asked people not to call them because they have limbed services and processing tax returns. the social security administration is desperate from the treasury department that's like the irs. the irs has said they are trying to do their best to get it out. >> next question comes from andy who asks, my wife and i file jointly. she makes under the amount and seemingly would qualify for a check. i make over the amount permitted to receive a stimulus check. will she receive one even though we file jointly. >> that's the thing there. great question. if you file jointly as a married couple, what they're going to look at is your joint income. if andy is making more than 150,000 there are then they're not going to get the $2400 stimulus payment for married couples. from $150,000

there's a counter vailing concern that at a certain point, if somebody really is associated with a term, then there's the potential for confusion if others you us the term. exampleng.com is a good because through marketplace success and advertising, it has developed a reputation but it also allows you to make bookings online, which is prumple what you would expect from any online servation service and so having control over booking.com presents at least the potential from people doing other things like booking.net. it's a significant judgment call whether we should give booking.com basically a tiny little right and then see where the right goes in specific cases or whether we should say no, the game is not worth the candle, the risk that will be aserled anti-competitively are so great that it shouldn't get a tiny little right at all. this is a big question in american intellectual law generally. jeff: issue -- thank you so much for that. so i hear you say this question of by putting dot-com at the end of a flame whether you should be able to trademark it. we heard in the argument a lot

by two weeks to a month the reasons they claimed that they were putting general flynn under sur is vailnce, preposterous like so much all the top officials of that administration, they were lying about that as well. we have just received the latest words from the president who is on video just from moments ago from the white house reacting to this very issue. let's listen to president donald trump. >> well, the unmasking is is a massive, it's a massive thing. it's -- i just got -- it's, who can believe a thing like this? and i watched biden yesterday on "good morning america" being interviewed by one of your colleagues, george stephanopoulos, and he said he knew nothing about anything. he has no idea, he knows nothing about anything. nothing at all. and then it gets released today that he was a big unmasker. so how do you know nothing if you're one of the unmaskers? it's one of the very big stories, and i suspect you'll have, if it's possible, even bigger stories coming out. lou: a big story, bigger stories coming out, kt. we know it is already the biggest political scandal in this coun

>> you know, i'm concerned every time i see those vailed threats or maybe they're not veiled threats.is concerned, of course. i don't believe that the ability to do that really exists. and i'm going to continue to forge ahead and do everything we know to be the right thing to do and work to make sure that michigan doesn't lose any of these dollars. we are hurting. we're hurting because of covid-19. we're hurting because we've had this unprecedented flooding event. we need, as americans, to all demand that we get the support by virtue of being americans. it shouldn't matter who your governor is. it shouldn't matter about relationships. we should all be entitled to knowing that our federal government is going to protect us, is going to help us in our time of need, and that is right now. >> michigan is certainly become a metaphor for the country in terms of seeing how hard covid can hit, how people respond, what they tolerate, and what it means heading into november. governor, the best to you and your family for your health and your effectiveness. >> thank you, chris. >>> so, states are

i represent a district that has 70% hispanics that live here and covid-19 has really lifted the vailf the inequities that we have been facing. we need to provide resources through mobile clinics, going into the communities. we need to make sure that we provide hazard pay for essential workers, most of them latinos and african-americans that are going every single day to make sure that they're taking care of patients that are affected by covid, that are making sure that they're stocking our supermarkets so that we can go and purchase the items we need. we need to protect these workers and provide them with the right equipment and provide treatment for them. another thing that i also want to highlight is that the trump administration has really created fear among latino communities, which is why i've seen that there are a lot of latinos that are hesitant to go and get tested or to go and get the treatment that they need because they fear that either they're going to be charged with a public charge rule or many of them that are living in mixed status families fear that they're going to

yeah, i mean i get makes the like give the hopeful for next year because vail issued a credit for you if you bought passes what do they call those passes you know for all those veil on the for the hall resort, yeah, they'd still like a portion, whatever because you only got to see how many days 3, 4, 5, days and then we clear no matter the snow they shut down. so you get a credit for next year next year yeah about next year hopefully it past the home is called the efficacy hopefully i will have that snow next to just it gets so much of it this year aside from you know what we just saw her past couple days here, john. >>yeah just wrong timing snow. so yeah, it less we're living up there and maybe have some skis on the go yesterday i don't think too many people were on that snow a look at outside the bay area we have korea still clear skies for a lot of us. so much for just everyone looking outside of berkeley you can see how nice i'm right it is and temperatures are beginning to climb for a few spots oakland, you're back to 61 degrees now with 50's and even a few 40's are made elsewher

a house in vail, colorado, which he told her he owned outright, actually belonged to someone else.oney she sent him when she went back to work? vanished. the auto insurance he told her he bought for her didn't exist. and what he said was a $25,000 diamond ring he slipped on her finger when he proposed? a fake. >> it was cubic zirconium. >> reporter: just who was that man she married and believed she loved? >> i don't think harvey even liked me. you know, love is not only blind, in my instance it's also deaf and dumb. >> reporter: but devastating as those lies were, debbie couldn't bring herself to believe harvey could kill. >> i never once thought it would, it would be harvey that would have hurt steven. >> reporter: and in fact, there was nothing definitive tying harvey to steven's murder. no sign of any violent struggle, not a drop of steven's blood anywhere on the ship. if only the detectives could talk to harvey. it turned out they had just missed him. an employee at the yacht club told investigators harvey was standing nearby in plain sight, observing as the cops scoured his b

you have to have faith the time will come, the time will come when you'll get through this vail of darknessu really will. but the best way to get through it is with a sense of purpose and realizing he or she is with you. they're in you. they're part of you. they never go away and they'll advice you and be there with you and you've got to move. you got to get up. as my dad would say, you know, when you get knocked down, you just got to get up, just get up. think what would they want you to do? would they want you to do? they'd want you to get up and be safe and move on. that's all i can really say, quite frankly. it's of no solace to anybody who has verecently lost someone and this is all recent. >> mr. vice president, before we go to a break and bring in stacey abrams. i want to ask you about the tara reade story. you were chairman of committees having worked in the senate myself. i'm just in my head doing the numbers. you have to have had well over 1,000 senate staffers before the committee staff, the delaware senate staff, do you remember tara reade who worked there for about a year in 19

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so we like some of the places like vail.ain we've been buying madison square garden entertainment pe people, we think, will go back to the garden one day and watch concerts, basketball and hockey and they own lots and lots of land there around the garden it's a great real estate play, too. our favorite name is envista it's a cheap stock most dental offices have been closed, but we'll have to maintain our teeth, it will be something that's really important as people come out of this crisis. probably people need more dental services because they have been delaying so they will be well positioned. >> given that you're going to travel spaces like vail and other places like that, what do you make of retail >> we've not been investing in retail for a long time we're very cautious. we think that world has changed so dramatically. you can get whatever you need from amazon or direct from the product manufacturers. i'm on the board of nike, they have great website, you can get the greatest running shoes that way. so i think retail is

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates thehop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> today's special guest is claudia dume. >> hi. today, my guest is claudia gorham. she's the deputy managing director of the real estate dri division at the city and county of san francisco, and she's my special guest. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> i know that your department is the department for managing and renting properties, and also cleaning for the city. how has your department been preparing for the crisis? >> well, because our citizens are sheltering in place and our buildings are closed to the general public, a substantial amount of city staff and city departments are still open and operating and doing city businesses. so we still have to do the cleaning and engineering on the portfolio and things that need to be service. and the other thing is all our workers are disaster service workers, so we have been providing

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recognize and draw attention to the establishments. it really provides for san francisco's unique character. ♪ >> and that morphed into a request that we work with the city to develop a legacy business registration. >> i'm michael cirocco and the owner of an area bakery. ♪ the bakery star

. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> today's special guest is claudia dume. >> hi. today, my guest is claudia gorham. she's the deputy managing director of the real estate dri division at the city and county of san francisco, and she's my special guest. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> i know that your department is the department for managing and renting properties, and also cleaning for the city. how has your department been preparing for the crisis? >> well, because our citizens are sheltering in place and our buildings are closed to the general public, a substantial amount of city staff and city departments are still open and operating and doing city businesses. so we still have to do the cleaning and engineering on the portfolio and things that need to be service. and the other thing is all our workers are disaster service workers, so we have been providing the