walt disney in america has announced plans to lay off almost 30,000 employees in its theme parks divisionat is it from me. coming up now, hard talk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. the economic fallout of covid—19 has been tough, and now with new waves of the virus, restrictions on economic activity are being reimposed in many countries. the european union is the world's second wealthiest and largest economy after the united states and accounts for a large portion of the global economy. it has suffered badly from coronavirus. how confident is it of making a recovery? well, my guest is the european commissioner for the economy, paolo gentiloni — who until 2018 was prime minister of italy. commissioner paolo gentiloni, welcome to hardtalk. there are 3 million covid—19 cases in the european union and there have been around a quarter of a million deaths. how worried are you that these new waves could cost more lives and livelihoods? well, indeed there is an extremely high level of uncertainty. i think we will never forget this 2020 — the human costs and the economic consequences.

the walt disney company says that it is making a followup to last year's live-action movie "the lion irector of the 2017 oscar-winning film "moonlight" will direct. disney says the new version will be a prequel. the original 1994 animated disney classic tells the coming of age story of the lion cub simba. >>> credit alexa and a little pennsylvania boy for helping to save his mother. the 5-year-old loves talking to the amazon virtual assistant. earlier this month his grandmother decided to program alexa so the boy could call her whenever he wanted. a week and a half later, he used alexa to call his grandmother when his epileptic mom had a seizure. >> i thought he was laughing or joking. it turns out he was crying. he told me he couldn't wake his mom up. of course, being her mom, my heart kind of fell to the ground a little bit. >> the grandmother called 911. her daughter is now doing okay. the boy says that he wants to be a police officer or a firefighter when he grows up. >>> and construction workers in kansas made a prehistoric discovery. they were digging in sewer lines when they fe

when the battalion adopted him as the mascot, walt disney modified it, and they put the tank crew helmet, the goggles, the boxing gloves. he was the battalion's mascot throughout the war. there is ample evidence that shows toby displayed on battalion tanks throughout the war. the field phones, what we're representing here is a tank in an assembly area, where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service the weapons, service the tank. there would be a lull in the action, and it was common to wire the tanks to each other so they could communicate over the field phone as opposed to the radio. one of the things at the army education center is an amazing repository of combat after action reviews, empirical data of these tanks. there is a wealth of information that has been published by a host of different authors. not only the american vehicles but also the german vehicles and the british vehicles. this is one of the best repositories here at the center. they have a great cast of archivists. they help people research, and with the focus on the center, on the individual soldier, they also o

walt disney in america plans to lay off almost 30,000 theme parks worker — as its resorts struggle through coronavirus pandemic. and — as the number of coronavirus cases passes the1 million mark worldwide, we'll find out what medics can do, to get the pandemic under control. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first... president trump and former vice presidentjoe biden have arrived in cleveland for their first debate of this year's us presidential election and the stakes couldn't be higher. with a distinct lack of campaign events due to the pandemic, the political clash is seen as the best chance for both sides to make their case to the country. but this contest won't be quite like anything we've seen before — while as many as 100 million americans will tune in to watch the two men go head to head, only 70 will be in the room to see donald trump and joe biden‘s verbal joust. let's head over to cleveland, ohio and my colleague laura trevelyan. they are both there. who has the most

did you include walt disney and his mouth? >> i do not have walt disney and his mouth. have -- his mouse. park is incredibly beautiful. these are one of the things that disney learned from and took from. this kind of goes a little bit to the flying cars. --think amy coney barret see artificial intelligence as a problem. if there are various ways that we could do that that would be disastrous. these tiny robots that would maybe get away from us and run amok. we could become a much more think of the things you already have. these new, mechanical legs. thinking of that, things put in your brain that would put away with brain injuries and all. we could become tremendously resilient as people if we use this. i don't think that we have to worry about the robots taking over. you never know. sometimes, i think they should take over when i see what other people are doing. >> one of the slides that you mentioned. invented -- the women hugh invented dress patterns. she was this very young, upstate new york woman who came to new york, married this widower who was in the address busi

when the battalion adopted him as the mascot, walt disney studios modified it for that purpose, they put the tank crew helmet, the goggles, the boxing gloves. he was the battalion's mascot throughout the war. in fact, there is ample photographic evidence that shows toby prominently displayed on battalion tanks throughout the war. that would have been on the tanks. the field phones, what we're kind of representing here is a tank in an assembly area, where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service the weapons, service the tank. it would generally be a lull in the action, and it was common to to thee tanks, one other, so they could communicate over secure means, which were the field phones, as opposed to the radio. they would have these linked tank to tank. one of the things at the army heritage education center is an amazing repository of combat after action reviews, empirical data referencing the engagement of these tanks. there is a wealth of information that has been published by a host of different authors. about not only the american vehicles, but also the german vehicles,

the news from the walt disney company, 28,000 jobs.t is real for a company that employs 220,000. that's big numbers. tom: and royal dutch shell, 9000 as well. right now, john ryding joining us. 47 ways to go here. --r the break, we will going we were going over the penalty kick in the video you see from the premier league. we are not going to digress on soccer right. john ryding with brean capital, you are acclaimed for speaking on the golf course and trying to figure out where the putting green is. madame lagarde in europe today stole from john ryding and talked about the goal posts. do we know where the putting green is, or is this central banks, particularly the fed, making it up as they go? john: i love how you go back to a piece that i wrote into thousand four that leaves the audience -- in 2004 that leaves the audience totally puzzled about what we are talking about. [laughter] but that is a reference to bramante -- reference to bernanke. jonathan: carry-on, john ryding. im: i would say -- john: would say he was just on the green

we have the one in california and of course that gigantic one, walt disney world, in florida.iscal debate still going on in d.c. part of the premise of four-month expanded unemployment was the hope was that people would be returning to work. onaine: more breaking news peter thiel's palantir. aterence price being set $7.25 per share. not an ipo. this is a direct listing. basically a way for those investors in this mega uniform -- make a unicorn to find an exit point if they need to. a company that will largely be controlled by peter thiel. thesee have had a lot of sort of red-hot software ipos. this one is kind of in a different business. wherenot like snowflake it is some superhot cloud amazon web service competitor, it is government tech. it is different. pretty interesting to see how this trades, what kind of multiple it ultimately commands. videoe: did you see the that alex karp, the ceo and cofounder, put out, where he was basically out biking in his spandex? basically, in that pitch, he made the pitch that, if you don't like how odd pelletier is, don't invest in it. joe:

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. >>> walt disney is facing a babalash overr its release of oe of the biggest movies of the year.ome critics are calling for a boycott of the live action remake of "mulan" becausese the film was partially filmed in a chinese region w wherefficials have been accused of ccking down on ethnic minoriti.. the film premied last week on disney's streaming service. it fococes on a yngng chinese woman who disguising heelelf as a man so she can take her fath's spot nay war. the movie was supposed to be released in theaters earlier this year but waselayed due to the coronavirus pandem.. in the movie' closing credits, disney thanks a number of governnt organizations. some media report that one of these organizations is a public security bureau blacklisteded b the u.s. govovernment. washington has accused chinese authorities of committing human rights violations against weaker muslims in the autonomous region. it says they're being detained in mass internment camps there. the u.s. government has imposed sanctions on a number of chinese officials and banned u.s. companies from doing business wi

. >>> officials at the walt disney company say the coronavirus has forced them into a very difficult decision. they are laying off tens of thousands of employees. about 28,000 workers will be affected. they have been employed mainly at its u.s. theme parks. about 67% of them are part-timers. disney closed all of its american theme parks in march as the virus spread across the country. it reopened the parks in florida in july but has been limiting visitor you were ins through a reservation system. the company says its difficulties include the limited capacity of its parks due to physical distancing requirements and the continued uncertainty regarding the duration of the pandemic. it also blamed the state of california for making matters worse by its unwillingness to ease restrictions that would allow disneyland to reopen. disneyland in california remains closed after six months with no date set for a resumption. the american entertainment giant posted a massive net loss of about $4.7 billion for the april to june quarter. >>> a new player in japan's telecom market is shaking up the ol

the film helped inspire walt disney to create disneyland. so it's inspired a lot.many people with so many memories. "saturday night live" is coming up next. >> have a great night. we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? uh, i'll have to check. (doorbell ringing) aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. hello? >> you're watching the democratic debate on pbs. [ cheers and applause ]

know just just to have a personal connection very the nonprofit has served as inspiration from walt disney to diggs and casal who both hope that it will continue to do so for generations to come for kron 4 news, i'm ella sogomonian. >>and the park is in the process of launching a digital library and is looking to raise at least $300,000 the fundraiser starts at 6.30 tomorrow night saturday night. >>i pop up covid testing site will be available this weekend in oakland, but only for residents living in a specific zip code why the city is concentrating on testing in the fruitvale neighborhood talk about bold an attempted kidnapping caught on camera what happened when this man. >>try to take a 2 year-old of his mother's vehicle and next and 89% jump in hospitalizations predicted over the next month >>california has seen a decline in covid-19 case rates hospitalizations and test positivity but there are some concerns tonight about the direction the data will go from here kron four's justine waldman joins us now live from the newsroom with the latest update from the state health department justi

weekend, raising the rents for the first time since the pandemic began, orlando theme parks such as walt disneyniversal studios hits the reduced capacity limit. >>> in new york there were huge crowds of people and washington square, dancing, partying, not social distancing and a lot of people were not to been wearing masks. you can see police officers standing by just watching but they do not appear to be enforcing any kind of crowd control. >> relative to where we were heading into memorial day we have an equivalent amount if not more infection heading into labor day right now, heading into the fall and winter when we would expect a respiratory pathogens like a coronavirus to start more aggressively. this but is happening at more intimate gatherings with friends and family. >>> the buddy camera video of a harrowing evacuation during the lm you fires. what it was like when officer going door to door, to get everyone out in time. >>> 100 degree heat test no in just a couple of days, what is going on with the wild weather in denver? >>> coming up, police stopping beachgoers in their tracks. ♪ ♪ w

the man was called walt disney. you've probably heard of him. the problem is this was the early days in the world of disney. he didn't have money to train these animators but knew they needed to be trained differently. this was not a time period where you could take an animation course at school. so he is going to all these art schools around southern california and he asked them, hey, i can't pay you but i really want to bring my students here. they all said no except for our lady. she said you know what? walt, bring your students on down. we'll figure something out. so a pipeline formed between the shunard institute and disney. disney would in his buick drive his students down to shunard and wait for them while they were in class and hang out around the school so this pipeline got formed because he got to see the best talent at the institute and that included milicent patrick. so he started hiring animators and artists from shunard and while his animators were hanging out and learning things there and sometimes the instructors would come up and

us lawmakers are putting pressure on walt disney to answer claims it cooperated with chinese propaganda congress members have written to the company's ceo, asking him to explain the decision to shoot part of the action movie in xinjiang. they say filming with local officials gave legitimacy to atrocities against the region's uighur muslims. disney has not responded. it's a staple of the classical music calendar here in the uk. the last night of the proms took place tonight, but this year there was no flag—waving, bobbing audience inside the royal albert hall for the first time in its history. the show was also swept up in controversy, after the bbc reversed its decision not to sing rule, britannia! and land of hope and glory. 0ur arts editor will gompertz was watching. they sing: rule, britannia! after the possible omission and then the indecision followed by the controversy and the accusations of wetness prompting, perhaps, the u—turn, britannia did finally rule the airwaves. and so tradition prevailed over those who thought the words were too imperialistic for this day and age. but it

us lawmakers are putting pressure on walt disney to answer claims it cooperated with chinese propagandaoup of republican and democrat congress members have written to the company's ceo, asking him to explain the decision to shoot part of the action movie in xinjiang. they say filming with local officials gave legitimacy to atrocities against the region's uighur muslims. disney has not responded. at least 25 people are confirmed to have died as deadly wildfires continue to burn on the us west coast. fanned by winds and record heat, the blazes have burnt millions of acres and destroyed thousands of homes. california's governor, gavin newsom, says the disaster should end all doubt about the effects of climate change. this was the scene in portland in oregon in the morning — as smoke from the nearby fires settled on the city, making visibility extremely poor. 0ur washington correspondent nomia iqbal gave me this update. the weather has cooled a little bit on the west coast. the wind has dipped down slightly, which means that a lot of the fires that were spreading towards populated areas hav

walt disney in america plans to lay off almost 30,000 theme parks worker — as its resorts struggle throughsses the1 million mark worldwide, we'll find out what medics can do, to get the pandemic under control.

. >>> after the break, the storybook themepark that help inspire walt disney. now the future of chair fairyland is in jeopardy. local celebrities hope to change that. >>> two east bay filmmakers are giving children's fairyland a big boost in support. we are told that fairyland is in danger of closing because of the pandemic. >>> almost everyone has a memory of children's fairyland in oakland. >> we used to have keys. >> reporter: including oakland born film makers. >> when i think of fairyland i think of a narnia, alice in wonderland nostalgia that i spent as a kid. >> reporter: this is teaming up again to have the next chapter her. one about saving the enchanted park for future generations. >> when we heard they were struggling and there was even the slightest chance that it might not still be around, that could not stand. i attribute a lot of my capacity for imagination to time spent at fairyland playing on the pirate ship or the dragon or the shoe. >> reporter: they have a goal of raising $300,000. there will be a fundraiser saturday night. preparations are

next speaker is a world-renowned architect whose works include the guggenheim museum in spain, the walt disneyin los angeles, the art gallery of ontario in toronto, and many other prestigious buildings around the world. in 1957, he completed his first professional design, his own house in idylwild, california which he worked on actually as an apprentice and his most recent is this, the dwight eisenhower memorial. his first design for a public project. unfortunately, he is unable to join us tonight in person, but he did provide a recorded greeting. so please welcome frank gehry. frank: what a day today. i am so greatly honored to be part of this effort to memorialize dwight d. eisenhower in washington, d.c. to prepare for this formidable task, i studied everything. i read everything that i could find on his accomplishments, and they were vast. what a legacy. at first glance, the site did not seem great, surrounded by traffic and office buildings, but that was it. and with the help of many, starting with words of encouragement from daniel inouye, and support of members of the eisenhower memorial

walt disney world as 77,000 and 32,000 at disneyland before the layoffs. they did say it would not open the parks if it wasn't profitable before reopening, they said it was considering reopening at 20% to 30% capacity. disney shares are down about 14% year to date guys, back over to you >> all right julia, thanks very much. rahel, over to you. >>> thank you, kelly. >>> restaurants have been one of the hardest-hit groups, forcing to adapt to reduce to reduced capacity, but cowen is out with a new note saying that covid is allowing the company to hit the reset button joining us is andrew charles thanks for being with us today. >> my pleasure. >>> wall street is very bullish on the company what type of reset are you seeing walk us through that >> what you'll see is a nice sales recovery as we have the right drivers in place for the current backdrop what they did about two weeks ago is brought in the access, one of the best in the industry with a pretty robust data set, so you'll see a greater adoption of loyalty s. and that's also going to be enhanced as well

administration and america, walt disney and many companies looking for closer ties with china.oes this administration, if it gets a second term, look to get them to come along for the ride with them? enda: it is interesting. one of the things that came out of president's, yesterday were specifics around tax credits to bring american companies out of china and tariffs on companies doing business with china and the like. it is indicating that perhaps they are going on this decoupling. it is complicated because china does not just offer a lucrative market in the consumer goods area, it also offers scale for manufacturers at a competitive price when it comes to manufacturing elsewhere in the world. i think a lot of chambers of commerce will tell you it is easier said than done to decouple the world to biggest economies. it will be critical what kind of response we get over the coming week going into the u.s. election and how u.s. companies respond to the message from president trump. i will say they are showing a lot of confidence. we had german officials honoring party members and

jonathan: and a love letter from the walt disney company, tom keene, that you did not miss. it has got hugely controversial in the last 24 hours. tom: no question about that. the theater,clear the intangible debate into china as well. all of this really important. his last comment was critical. he said everything he sees in washington, this is a bipartisan issue of how the disney family used the chinese party in western china or the making of "mulan." jonathan: let's do a market check. tom: lisa nailed it with the dope survey. this is a -- with the jolt survey. this is a big deal today. jon, the jobs aren't there for the unemployed. jonathan: that is coming a little bit later. here's the price action. equity futures up 20 on the s&p 500, a rebound on the nasdaq, too. euro-dollar 24 hours out from an $1.1754.ion, we come in another 0.2%. in the bond market, yields not doing much. yesterday. a rally tom: this is not a risk on rally. this is much more about a calm instability after the carnage we saw yesterday. jonathan: the discipline to maintain discipline, the message from d

for people who don't know, you are the granddaughter of roy disney, whose brother, walt disney, they nded disney company together. so, i would just ask you more broadly, has it been a difficult decision for you to step out and speak out so publicly and so bravely and so aggressively about the company that your grandfather founded? >> it's been quite painful to me, honestly, because i really do love that company. i really do believe in the sort of greater good that it represents. but it pains me a lot more to go and talk to folks working full time who are being treated as poorly as they're being treated. so, it was a hard decision, but i didn't feel like i had a choice. >> and so, as you look at -- the people we interact with, when we go to disney world or disneyland, these are the people you're talking about, people who greet you at the gate, who run the rides, who sell you all the concessions, the people the rest of us see. what would be your message to executives at disney as they think about who to lay off, who to furlough in these times? >> yes. i think that they need to imagine t

what we have seen with the walt disney company's they are very happy to go over to china and film forulan. they are very happy to download tiktok and allow their data to go back to china. i know it is a bipartisan issue. i also understand from the electric point of view -- electorate point of view -- but i haven't seen that translate is the more active consumer based on products, tech, and more proactive on china. kevin, i think that is the challenge of the administration. one, how could they get their allies in other countries to come along with them? two, how could they get the rest of the united states to come with them? from the people, the consumer all the way up to the c-suite. nationalwould add the basketball association to that list as well. in terms of the mass education that would require for there to be a significant consumer sentiment chiship. as relates to several of these industries with athletics, entertainment, or intellectual properties. what more point based upon my reporting. this is just the first step. is threefold the amount of legislation introduced in this cong

. >>> in walt disney company has pushed back the release of some of their highly anticipated movies due out during the pandemic. black widow was set to be released in november, but has now been moved back to may of next year. and death on the nile was supposed to open next month, but has now been rescheduled for schedule. also, the remake of west side story will now debut in december of next year, one full year from its original release date. >> there are signs that americans have a better outlook when it comes to the economy. according to a new associated press poll, 28% of americans expect the economy to get worse in the next year. that's an improvement from about 40% who felt that way back in may-how people feel seems to depend somewhat on their political views. 67% of republicans describe the economy as good, compared with only 16% of democrats. >> going in the wrong direction. don't think we should have shut the economy down opinion we should have fixed the problem. >> if trump were to win, i don't have any confidence at all that anything will happen for years. if biden wins, i hav

important in the bay you know that shows their values the nonprofit has served as inspiration from walt disney. >>to diggs and casal who both hope that it will continue to do so for generations to come for kron 4 news, i'm ella sogomonian. >>next today we continue our coverage of hispanic heritage month by shining a light on one doctor helping immigrant communities navigate the covid-19 pandemic and coming up in sports the niners announced today that jimmy g is a no-go what does that mean for the team >>the mexican-american allergist and immunologist is using the pandemic to live her calling to the fullest doctor juanita mora is helping hardworking immigrant communities stay safe during the pandemic and all has her story. >>when what found her calling to be a doctor at a very early age i saw the need for spanish speaking doctors i was the little kid at 6 years old translating for my mom and i said. i want to be that doctor who will speak in their language who can actually be there for them. born and raised in pilsen to mexican immigrant parents medea and some order. >>25 pound unconditional su

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> brown: gehry, now 91, is renoed for buildings such as the guggenheim museum in bilbao, spain, walt disney hall los angeles, the new world center in miami beach. memorial nor had hgned anya structure in washington, d.c. >> my first reaction was, why would i want to go to washingtoe aninvolved with all of that? once i did that, i realid how impossible that site was to manage because it had traffic. it had tee office buildings. you couldn't put something in front of them easily. >> brown: but gehry realized he could play to that environment-- nestling a monument to eisenhower amid government entities that ike as president was responsible for helping bring about: the department of education, the federal aviation administration and what is now known as theealth and human services administration. >> so that that became powerful to consider that here he was being placed in the milieu of his accomplishments, representey hese three office buildings on the way to the capitol. including many in the eisenhower family itself, were notf supportivee early architectural styl wanting a more trational appr

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the nba, president trump and the walt disney company, they're making those words meaningless.spending your sunday morning with us. the news continues next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( ♪ ) a. >>> this is "gps," the goebl public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. >>> on this week's show, it has been six months since many americans left their schools, jobs, their leisure lives and shut themselves inside to escape the virus. today around the world, many kids are back at school, economies are opening up and so are bars and restaurants. so, are we starting to win the war against the pandemic or have we not

. ♪ >>> well, it is the espn wild world of sports complex at the walt disney world resort in florida,yoffs, and tonight our very first game seven of 2020. we know that donovan mitchell is looking fresh coming into the game, also leading the nba in postseason scoring. -- jazz to a decisive game seven win but the nuggets are looking to become just the 12th team in nba history to come back from a 3-1 deficit thanks to that guy, jamal murray, and the staggering 50-point performance. it's been blow for blow and we're leading into round seven.

walt disney company made that announcement today, blaming limited park attendance and other restrictionsemic. officials say two thirds of the layoffs will be part-time workers. disney parks closed last spring, as the coronavirus started to spread. florida parks reopen the summer, california parks have yet to reopen. quantico reported yesterday a group of california lawmakers sent a letter to the governor's office asking for guidance and claiming data proves theme parks are not a source of transmission. >>> stocks lower on wall street today despite gains in the tech sector, the dow dropped 131 points, nasdaq lost 32, and the s&p fell 16. banks energy companies and consumer related shares had some of the biggest losses. >>> in contra costa county, the rebuilt canyon crow theater reopen today, the moving going experience will be different as the others comply with cdc and public health guidelines. theater capacity for example is reduced by 50%, masks must be worn by employees and guests at all times. and, to empty seats are required, by small groups sitting together. group size is also limi

>>to come to the walt disney bubble. i he needs to play better of the raptors are going to have a chance only time will tell if families in the bubble will have a positive effect on motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>and we're back at 8.25 states senators are going through dozens of bills to help californians get through the pandemic on monday afternoon the state senate approved a measure to ban evictions through january under this measure landlords cannot evict tenants who don't pay their rent because of the pandemic related hardships that they might be experiencing. it would also ban evictions from tenants are for tenants who pay at least 25% of their rent that's do betwe

important in the bay you know that shows their values the nonprofit has served as inspiration from walt disney. >>to diggs and casal who both hope that it will continue to do so for generations to come for kron 4 news, i'm ella sogomonian. a california skateboarding legend an entrepreneur has died from brain cancer at the age of 46 keith hufnagel also known as tough. >>started out skateboarding on the streets of new york city and in the early 90's moved to san francisco just as his career in the sport was taking off. he skated professionally for a time eagar ariz company real skate boards up until his death. >>is the style and approach street skating was just. classic smooth and powerful he can all the really high higher than most people at the time and it was just it was phenomenal watch because the almost like 11 kate, it was pretty a pretty incredible. i was always >>hufnagel founded his popular skate brand huff worldwide the company started as a critique in the tenderloin and is now an internationally known streetwear line. the skateboarding icon had been battling brain cancer for 2 and a

the walt disney company says it is laying off 28,000 workers at its theme parks in california and floridae florida sites have reopened, but with restricted attendance. the california parks remain clos. hundreds of thousands of students went back to elementarc ol in new york city today. their return had twice been delayed. in brooklyn, children wore face masks and had their temperature taken at drop-off. but, mayor bill de blasio also announced that the dailyate ofsi pove covid tests rose above f 3%or the first time in months. >> obviously, everyone isab concernet that. that is something we all have to work on together to address, we have to be on high alert to make sure we fight back this challenge. >> woodruff: also today, the american academy of pediatrics reported infections in children 10% of all u.s. cases, sincep schools began reopening. most cases in childr are mild. the national football leag is facing its first covid-19 outbreak. three tennessee titans players and five staffers have tested positive. thatitans played the minnes vikings last sunday, and now both teams have called o

>>to come to the walt disney bubble. he needs to play better of the raptors are going to have a chance only time will tell if families in the bubble will have a positive effec want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>we're >>back in the east bay, the west contra costa unified school district has resumed its free summer meal program at 15 schools across the district the program is open to anyone under the age of 18. the meals will be distributed tuesdays and thursdays between 8 in the morning and 01:00pm at the schools that you see there on the screen that includes de anza high school el serino hypo noe valley richmond high school as well as the gene helms hercules and panel middle schools and bayview nystrom and riverside elementary schools, anyone trying to get a meal from the dis

walt disney has announced it will be cutting 28,000 jobs at its theme parks and resorts in the unitedstatement, the company said its resorts have struggled due to the coronavirus pandemic. the head of the us federal aviation administration, steve dickson, is expected to pilot the boeing 737 max during a test flight on wednesday. the faa has already carried out a series of test flights, and is expected to certify the aircraft as safe to return to service within weeks. but mr dickson has repeatedly stated that he will not allow this to happen until he has flown the plane himself. china's manufacturing sector grew by more than expected in september, boosted by rising demand from overseas. the official manufacturing purchasing manager's index rose to 51.5 in september, with many analysts predicting the figure to be slightly lower. any figure above 50 is seen as an expansion. let's go back to that presidential debate. joe biden accused the president of not having a plan on how to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, adding that if he had acted more swiftly many more lives would have been sa

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it's not all doom and gloom, though joining us is rick caruso, "forbes" called him the walt disney of retail he owns properties all over l.a. including the grove and palisades village. rick, it's great to have you here welcome. >> thanks for having me, kelly. >> are you here to make the case for l.a. or raise alarm about the future of l.a. >> well, i think it's a little bit of both. i'm a big fan of l.a i think l.a. is second to none in terms of one of the great cities in the united states. but at the same time, we got challenges in l.a. we got high unemployment we've got a very high rate of homelessness that has to be fixed. so we've got some real issues here and we got major budget issues that the leadership has talked about we're pre-covid budget issues and going to be worse obviously now. >> yeah. >> we need to demand our leadership to make some really smart moves and some bold moves to get the city back on track. otherwise, we will be in trouble. >> i want to ask you what those moves would be, but first i'm curious, if you could tell us how you would compare the situation in a ci