your household income seems to matter more if you are a black small business owner your household income seems to matter more. 2/3 of whiteiness owners are able to get the funding where is only 1/3 of black small business owners. additional bias training is really necessary as well. one of our business owner said she feels like the no is teed up even as she is walking in the door, right? also inone, dana white, detroit, said she really feels like she's put in a box, right? she has a hairdressing salon about- they don't think her scaling, becoming a national chain. we have really got to change that mentality as it relates to black small businesses. caroline: it feels unfair that we are force the mentality be one of, force the business owner to go in -- rather than change that perception of those who will unlock the keys and unlocking the money for them. you were our corporate lawyer for many years. does law need to change here? how well can you have a a stick as well as a carrot approach for businesses that need to be landing in an equitable fashion. asahi: it is a multipronged approach. we need to fix the misallocation of

white house. we need an outsider, i'm a business owner, just like donald trump. i am all in. and i don't care about his personality, i care but what he does for the people. that's all that matters. trim forever, man. >> the same group was behind a similar rally back in september. >>> with the election around the corner, some bay area cities are making it easier to vote from san francisco to san mateo to san jose. voting centers across the bay area are now open on the weekends. this comes as polls see a record number of early voters, santa clara county alone already has received more than 300,000 votes. today voters who cannot get away from work are taking advantage of early voting. >> i cannot break away during the monday through friday because of work. so i can here before and 2016. and that came on a weekend, it was a madhouse, actually. i came to midday so i decided this timeout had to get here when the polls first open. >>> we are bringing you the tools you need to vote smart the selection on air, on our new news app and also streaming on cbsn bay area, at kpix.com. >>> v

we talked to dozens of voters, veterans, teachers, small business owners, black voters, white voters,ino voters. we might as well as have been talking to different voters on different planets. it really is fear and anxiety driving this anger on both sides, the democrats and republicans. the left feel they've been left behind by this administration. the right feels emboldened and certainly are speaking out a lot more. but we met people afraid for their lives, afraid for their health, afraid of losing their jobs, their businesses, their guns. we found with covid, of course, people feel even less control of their lives, and we found certainly less control of their emotions as well. more and more lashing out at both sides. and you'll meet people who got into fistfights and i'm not talking about teenagers. i'm talking about senior citizens. >> wow. one of the places you visited is duval county, florida. what made you pick that county? >> in 2018 duval county in the mid-terms went blue and we wanted to find out why. so we went there. it's in the jacksonville area. we found one african-ameri

. >> we do not want career politicians in the white house, we need an outsider, i am a business owner like gg and i am all in i don't care about his personality but what he does for the people. i am forever. >> kpnx five will have more on our new kpix 5 news app and also streaming on kpix.com . >>> today in oakland businesses are joining forces for picnic on telegraph, and outdoor dining and shopping event. shoppers and food lovers can enjoy the day out while supporting local businesses. telegraph avenue will be closed off between 39th and 51st during this event from 11 am until 8 pm. >>> a tanker truck caught fire on interstate 80 on hilltop drive in richmond yesterday which triggered a shelter in place order for nearby residents and the traffic was snarled for hours with all westbound lanes closed for 10 hours, it started around 11 am when a motorcycle spun out and got stuck underneath and 8000 gallon taker and the truck went up in flames pouring gasoline all over westbound interstate 80, the crash closed both sides of the highway and triggered evacuation orders and a shelter in pla

in europe bar owners complained that new rules forcing them to close early are putting their businesses on. chemical welcome to the program. the white house doctor has said president trump is no longer at risk of transmitting the corona virus but the statement did not say the president had tested negative for cope with 19 trump has resumed his election campaign addressing hundreds of jubilance of foreigners at the white house it was his 1st public event since contracting the virus and the president declared that he's feeling great he told the cheering crowd at the penn demick which has killed more than 210000 americans will disappear soon. i want you to know are they going to defeat is china viruses we call it. and we're producing powerful therapies and drugs are really they're sick and we're going to recover the vaccine is coming out very very quickly in record time as you know it's coming out very very soon we have great great companies doing it and they'll be distributing it and we will through our military very very rapidly. now let's go ahead and bring in professor and medical dr peter chen hong he's an infectious disease speci

and coronavirus fatigue bar owners complain that forcing them to close early are putting their business is. on a call for welcome to the program the white house says that president donald trump is no longer at risk of transmitting the corona virus but the statement released by his doctor does not say the president has tested negative for covert 19 trump has resumed his election campaign telling hundreds of jubilant supporters gathered at the white house that he is quote feeling great he also assured that cheering crowd at the penn demick would disappear soon. he's back striking a pose for his supporters for donald trump it's a message to the public the campaign is back on just 9 days after his coronavirus diagnosis became known despite his experience with the virus he still speaks dismissively of the disease that's killed over 214000 americans in spirit i think more than anything else science medicine will eradicate the china virus once and for all we'll get rid of it it's going to disappear it is disappearing that's not exactly true but you know infections continue to rise in the us and medical experts have harshly criticized trumps pu

colonna largest fatigue in europe bar owners complained that new rules forcing them to close early are putting their business on ice. on the welcome to the program. the white house doctor has said that president donald trump is no longer at risk of transmitting the coronavirus but the statement that not saying the president had tested negative for covert 98 trump has resumed his election campaign addressing hundreds of jubilant supporters at the white house it was his 1st public event since contracting the virus and the president declared that he's feeling great he told a cheering crowd that the pandemic which has killed more than 210000 americans will disappear soon. i want you to know our nation's going to defeat this search airable china viruses we call it. and we're producing powerful therapies and drugs and really they're sick and we're going to recover and the vaccine is coming out very very quickly and record television know it's coming out very very soon we have great great companies doing it and they'll be distributing it and we will through our military very very rapidly. meanwhile chum's democratic challenger former vice president joe biden has

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across the border to wisconsin, a key state for the for the white house also a fight against the virus. we're joined by a small business ownerbibby wilkins who owns three restaurants in the milwaukee area. the governor reinstituted covid-19 restriction there is. bobby, what is the status of your businesses right now? >> as you could hear, as you know, wisconsin has gone to 25% but here in the city of milwaukee we have got tighter restrictions. they came through with it two days ago. it starts tomorrow. dance floors are closed. all patrons have to be seated at all times. so, a little better than chicago. obviously our cases have been spiking here in milwaukee. hospital rates are higher but people cannot move around. they must be seated at all times unless you're entering or exiting the building or using the restrooms. connell: now, obviously this is a huge blow to your business which i'm sure had been struggling through the pandemic to begin with. are you making it with those three restaurants? >> it is hard to determine. we're here in downtown milwaukee. we're stone's throw away from the pfizer forum. our rents and overhead

white house is located within washington d.c. and it's a very small jurisdiction has residents here in the district nervous has business owners very nervous in fact what we've been seeing for about 234 days now are businesses boarding up why are they doing this well because we've seen social unrest in the united states for many many months now and the fear is regard list of what happens on november 3rd that there's going to be unrest that there's going to be protests the question is who will be protesting that has a lot to do with the outcome of the election the bottom line is 50 percent or roughly 50 percent of this country is not going to be happy with the election results so there could be celebrations if donald trump loses or there could be anger if he does or does it just depends where you sit on the political spectrum but the bottom line is there's a feeling there's going to be unrest and that's translated into a landscape that was already looking a little depressed in washington d.c. due to the shutdowns due to job losses due to covert 19 and the social unrest in the protests that have occurred over the summertime now that

business to their wine being served at the white house. how force marty gonzales has their story. >>what started as a side project for mexican immigrants and winery owners rolando unload and ahead at a has become a dream come true. is the oldest of 9 she came from a family of grape growers in the napa valley. >>my father taught us. or grape growing he taught us. how to dedicate our lives to the land. >>rolando arrived in napa as a young boy in the 1970's and a summer job with famed wine maker warned when the our ski turned into the job of a lifetime. >>i still feel like it was yesterday. opening that door and seeing that you know big cast that seller. and saying to myself wow this is beautiful. >>over the next 10 years would advance from harvest labor to cellar master and as he grew his curiosity for winemaking did to every member 1986 i did a little quick math in my head it stacks of white southerners like oh my i could never own a winery i could never make lying because i saw my paycheck was less than the cost of a new barrel despite that his dream never wavered when the couple got married in 1997. >>rolando knew he wanted something of his own with lo

businesses and residential property owners." join governor newsom. vote yes on 15. >>> we literally left this whitea pandemic playbook that would have shown them how to respond before the virus reached our shores. they probably used it to, i don't know, prop up a wobbly table somewhere. >> he's back on the campaign trail, unleashed you may say. david axelrod here to talk about this. i'm curious, what does the timing of barack obama hitting the trail exactly 13 days to election day say to you? >> well, i think the timing is actually pretty smart. because what you didn't want was a long protracted surrogate battle between barack obama and donald trump. when joe biden is the leading man on the democratic side. and what you have now is a situation where biden has a significant lead, and obama is coming and adding value where it needs to be added. he's focussing on young people, people of color. constituencies who did not come out for hillary clinton in sufficient numbers in 2016. it's not just his public appearances but he's pretty active on social media, on networks and channels that reach these voter

well there are certainly a lot of business owners and employed people who would agree with what you just said there's just a lot of shock that congress and the white house can't come together especially since the white house and house democrats nancy pelosi are house speaker who isn't democrat from california they are pretty close right now the democrats initially wanted about a $2.00 trillion dollars proposal at the white house has come all the way up to 1.8 trillion so it's pretty close yes a lot of the details still have to be ironed out but they're surprised that you can't bridge that gap when it's really not that big of course whether senate republicans would want to agree to that package remains and seen but i think this sort of illustrates that at the moment it started out in the spring and summer there was a lot of the united states about how germany was controlling the virus and your system of short term work that kicked in for the unemployed but now i think there's a lot of envy in the united states that germany has more stability then you have this 10 year plan and people can disagree about it but in the united states you know it change

tugboat owner bob harrison was happy to have a businessman in the white house. it was like a switch was turned on. we were busyur business has dramatically picked up. and you think that is the trump effect? yes. i talk to different people, we call it the trump bump and that, so it's been good for us. in the bible belt too, evangelicals who had overwhelmingly supported his candidacy seem to have little problem with his highly unorthodox behaviour. they saw in donald trump a fellow victim of liberal sneering. of elite condescension. we like somebody who says what's on their mind, speak whatever it is you want to say and say it as plain—spoken as you can. i don't agree with some of the words he uses, but he is doing more than any other president has done in the past. do you think he is one of the truly great presidents? i really do. we happened to be at mount rushmore on the day the president suggested his profile should be chiselled into the rock. there we encountered a number of trump supporters now experiencing buyers‘ remorse. he was the right guy at the time to shake things up and move things forward, but he

well there are certainly a lot of business owners and employed people who would agree with what you just said there's just a lot of shock that congress and the white house can't come together especially since the white house and house democrats nancy pelosi are house speaker who isn't democrat from california they are pretty close right now the democrats initially wanted about a $2.00 trillion dollars proposal at the white house has come all the way up to 1.8 trillion so it's pretty close yes a lot of the details still have to be ironed out but they're surprised that you can't bridge that gap when it's really not that big of course weather center republicans would want to agree to that package remains on scene but i think this sort of illustrates that at the moment it started out in the spring and summer there was a lot of the united states about how germany was controlling the virus and your system of short term work that kicked in for the unemployed but now i think there's a lot of envy in the united states that germany has 'd more stability then you have this 10 year plan and people can disagree about it but in the united states you know and ch

for the president to safely conduct business wherever is it is he needs to do within the residence and white house and it would have done it if you know what the owner is and also has he been using a been giving him a call at all had been that you know that you know here i would like to say he has not been on a new fever reducing medications for over 72 hours. he's on a routine regimen of you know covert therapy i'm not going to go into specifics as to what he is and is not on but. you know that the president had a mild of the name of it yesterday and then. on thursday night. but i am probably going to get squashed you know the reason you know when the president was negative as did the board and for that reason your words when you said and also for the contact 3 thing but would you recommend they did that given that that number that you go to the president got about 10 minutes there at fundraiser. it's not up to me necessarily the president's schedule but i would say that it wasn't until after we returned that we really sat down there knowing the news of the day that we really do want to have how are you feeling what's what's going on. with the fact

business owner still waiting on a paycheck protection program or p.p.p. loan to save your livelihood then you better chance of being the one person who went to the white house rose garden and didn't get the coronavirus but if you fossil fuel company in the business of polluting the earth so much that it looks like a floating pig pen from the peanuts gang in outer space then you luck that's because millions in federal covert 19 aid went to companies with pollution violations at least 5 companies responsible for wrecking our environment received $32000000.00 in loans this spring even though 7 those companies most in the energy sector have collectively paid more than $52000000.00 in penalties for violations of clean air and other environmental regulations one of the businesses that hit the p.p.p. jackpot was perma fix environmental services and atlanta based nuclear and hazardous waste management company that received a $5.00 to $10000000000.00 bailout but faced $1400000.00 in federal fines for environmental violations. they do know that perma fix means made it better for ever right or is this one of those things where a company's brand reflects the opposite o

businesses and residential property owners." join governor newsom. vote yes on 15. >>> so vice president mike pence ahead of the the white house coronavirus task force,lth guidelines. still campaigning after exposed to people who tested positive. at least five people around him, including the chief of staff, tested positive. an earlier outbreak at the house infected seven staffers. and tonight, president trump hosting another large gathering for the new supreme court justice. those white house cases among the 8.7 million cases in the u.s. the most in the world. this country also leading the globe in total deaths at more than 250,000. and fareed zakaria, ten lessons for the post pandemic world. thank you for joining. i appreciate it. >> always a pleasure. >> let's talk about the vice president. going ahead with his campaign, despite staffers testing positive. the white house hosting another gathering tonight. what does it tell you about how the trump administration sees this pandemic? >> well, it is the most vivid symbol of the most complete collapse of a strategy to deal with a pandemic. there is no other advanced country that is holding these kind o

like some business owners blame city leaders accusing them of making a bad situation much worse. plus president trump returning to the whiteouse. we all watched this together. but some are worried he was discharged from the hospital too soon as covid-19 continues to spread the west wing reportedly. the medical panel weighs in on the larger concerns next. ♪ ok, just keep coloring there... and sweetie can you just be... gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. >> i didn't feel so good two days ago i could have left, i felt great, better than i have been in a long time. i said recently, better than 20 years ago. don't let it dominate. don't let it take over your lives. don't let that happen! >> harris: president trump making his dramatic return to the white house last night, giving two thumbs up

business owners. in supporting unbelievably difficult, very dangerous political choices. also merging towards not just concentrated power but concentrated white power. as part of the devastation of access to capital as well as community and power in black communities around the country. i think one of the reasons, there's a lot more that can be written about it. it is central not just in this chapter. but mention as you mentioned earlier so although there is a h century history and site monopolist also being some of the strongest advocates for racial equality, against the sort of credit monopolies in the coral drum horrible monopolization that destroyed the legal political powers of black americans. in the 20th century, there has been less engagement on monopoly and race. think it's really important are area. we are talking right now the really horrific landscaper with the landscape as many as 40% of black businesses make a under. annette is in part because the pandemic parts also in part because we created an economy where there is merger after merger it leads to a handful of white owned businesses. equally and supporting nonprofits that pus

well there are certainly a lot of business owners and employed people who would agree with what you just said there's just a lot of shock that congress and the white house can't come together especially since the white house and house democrats nancy pelosi are house speaker who isn't democrat from california they are pretty close right now the democrats initially wanted about a $2.00 trillion dollars proposal at the white house has come all the way up to 1.8 trillion so it's pretty close yes a lot of the details still have to be ironed out but they're surprised that you can't bridge that gap when it's really not that big of course when they're senate republicans would want to agree to that package remains and seen but i think this sort of illustrates that at the moment it started out in this bring in summer there was a lot of the united states about how germany was controlling the virus and your system of short term work that kicked in for the unemployed but now i think there's a lot of envy in the united states that germany has 'd more stability then you have this 10 year plan and people can disagree about it but in the united states you know it

crystal good, i am a writer poet, small business owner, graduate student at west virginia university, and advocate for survivors of sexual abuse. i'm the daughter of a white mother and a black father and i'm the proud mother of three brilliant children. these identities are all part of me but not all of me. who i am today is only possible because at 16 years old i had access to an abortion. as a minor in a state with a parental consent requirement, that access was dependent on the judge. because without a shadow of a doubt, i could not trust the adults closest to me. from the ages of five until i was 15 i was sexually abused by moabite stepfather. he wasn't convicted until 2012, more than 30 years after the abuse began. when i told the grown folks in my life they didn't believe me at first, and then refused to hold me accountable once the truth was out. later at 16 while in a relationship that brought me joy and maybe feel safe, art, like 2.7 million americans a year, had an unattended pregnancy. i knew i wanted an abortion, a very safe medical procedure that one in four u.s. women will have in their lifetime. for many reasons, including the decade she di

business to making it and having their wine served at the white house. >>what started as a side project for mexican immigrants and winery owners rolando unload and ahead at a has become a dream come true. is the oldest of 9 she came from a family of grape growers in the napa valley. >>my father taught us. or grape growing he taught us. how to dedicate our lives to the land. >>rolando arrived in napa as a young boy in the 1970's and a summer job with famed wine maker warned when the our ski turned into the job of a lifetime. >>i still feel like it was yesterday. opening that door and seeing that big cass big seller. and saying to myself wow this is beautiful. >>over the next 10 years would advance from harvest labor to cellar master and as he grew his curiosity for winemaking did to every member 1986 i did a little quick math in my head it stacks of white southerners like oh my i could never own a winery i could never make lying because i saw my paycheck was less than the cost of barrel despite that his dream never wavered when the couple got married in 1997. rolando knew he wanted something of his own with lorena support roland to experimented with chard

business. >>to making it in having their one served at the white house. >>what started as a side project for mexican immigrants and winery owners rolando unload and ahead at a has become a dream come true. modena is the oldest of 9 she came from a family of grape growers in the napa valley. >>my father taught us. agree growing he taught us how to dedicate our lives to the land. >>rolando arrived in napa as a young boy in the 1970's and a summer job with famed wine maker warned when the our ski turned into the job of a lifetime. >>i still feel like it was yesterday. in opening that door and seeing that you know big cast that seller. and saying to myself wow this is beautiful. >>over the next 10 years would advance from harvest labor to cellar master and as he grew his curiosity for winemaking did to every member 1986 i did a little quick math in my head it stacks of white southerners like oh my god i could never own a winery i could never make lying because i saw my paycheck was less than the cost of a new barrel despite that his dream never wavered when the couple got married in 1997. >>rolando knew he wanted something of his o

white house failed to agree on a new stimulus package. several states set records for daily infections over the weekend including alaska, colorado, illinois, ohio, oklahoma and new mexico. in chicago business owners against the mayor's call for new curfews for bars, restaurants and so-called nonessential businesses, many say they will stay open past the 9 or 10:00 pm mandated closing time starting this friday asking how they or their employees are supposed to pay their bills and in el paso officials are taking it a step further saying they are at crisis stage telling all residents to stay home for the next two weeks, imposing at 10:00 pm to 5 am curfew on top of that. hospitalizations of tripled and icus are said to be completely full. el paso residents could be fined $250 for not wearing a mask and $500 for any other violations, people are allowed to go to work or essential services and voting is one of the things counted as essential. shannon: thank you. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. ever you are-- even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinh

well there are certainly a lot of business owners and employed people who would agree with what you just said there's just a lot of shock that congress and the white house can't come together especially since the white house and house democrats nancy pelosi are house speaker who isn't democrat from california they're pretty close right now the democrats initially wanted about a $2.00 trillion dollars proposal the white house has come all the way up to 1.8 trillion so it's pretty close yes a lot of the details still have to be ironed out but they're surprised that you can't bridge that gap when it's really not that big of course weather center republicans would want to agree to that package remains on scene but i think this sort of illustrates that at the moment it started out in this ring and summer there was a lot of the united states about how germany was controlling the virus and your system of short term work that kicked in for the unemployed but now i think there's a lot of envy in the united states that germany has more stability then you have this 10 year plan and people can disagree about it but in the united states you know it changes by

years of their business to there wine being served at the white house ascension kron four's margins ups has the story. >>what started as a side project for mexican immigrants and winery owners rolando unload and ahead at a has become a dream come true. is the oldest of 9 she came from a family of grape growers in the napa valley. >>my father taught us. or grape growing he taught us. how to dedicate our lives to the land. >>rolando arrived in napa as a young boy in the 1970's and a summer job with famed wine maker warned when the our ski turned into the job of a lifetime. >>i still feel like it was yesterday. opening that door and seeing that you know big cast big seller. and saying to myself wow this is beautiful. >>over the next 10 years would advance from harvest labor to cellar master and as he grew his curiosity for winemaking did to every member 1986 i did a little quick math in my head it stacks of white southerners like oh my i could never own a winery i could never make lying because i saw my paycheck was less than the cost of a new barrel despite that his dream never wavered when the couple got married in 1997. >>rolando knew he wanted something of his own with lor

business owners say it is economy is average or poor. people need the help. we're 27 days from the election. again, if you listen to the speaker or whiteouse it appears this will be left to the american people at the ballot box. do you have any hope that can be changed? >> our message to speaker pelosi and the administration and anyone on capitol hill who will listen is this. the politics of getting a deal done that addresses the problems, john, that you just outlined is good for everyone. so there's plenty of other things for our elected officials to fight back and to campaign on. it would be good for everyone, and more importantly just good for their constituents to get this agreement done. i'm not saying i'm holding out hope. the trend lines don't look good. gosh, you sure hope reason and common sense will come into play here. >> reason and common sense are hard to find in this town right now, as you know full well. we shall see. neil bradley, appreciate your time today, sir. >> thank you. >>> coming up for us a brand-new cnn poll tells us how the american view the president's pick for the supreme court and how they view the big iss

white house failed to agree on a new stimulus package. several states also set records for daily infections over the weekend including alaska, colorado, illinois, ohio, oklahoma, and new mexico. in chicago, business ownersinst the mayor's call for new curfews and lockdowns, bars, restaurants, nonessential businesses. many say they will stay open after 9:00 p.m. or 10:00 p.m. mandated closing time starting this friday. they and their employees are supposed to pay their bills. if down in el paso, officials are taking it a step further saying that they're at crisis stage, telling all residents to stay home for the next two week. imposing a 10:00 p.m.-5:00 a.m. review on top of it. hospitalizations have tripled their and icus are said to completely be full. el paso residents can be fined $250 for not wearing a mask. if people are allowed to go out to work or essential services and voting is one of the things counted as essential there. of shannon. >> shannon: rick leventhal on the last, thank you. most watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. ♪ ls like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, perso

business owners. for latinos making sure there is equal pay. they're earning 54 cents to the dollars of whiteomy. the economic picture is more than a moment in time. we've seen a strong stock market. what does it look like in the pocket book of small business owners hurting because of the repercussions of the coronavirus not being handled up front in a strong way. >> i think latinas are looking at education. closing our schools is not helping them and school choice is. those are all issues that i think the trump campaign is on their side for. >> trace: just quickly if i can both of you the whole idea there was a controversy. facebook has blocked some ads from the biden campaign. biden campaign is very upset about that. we've seen some social media backlash this week. both campaigns were blocked. i want to read you this quickly from the biden digital director. it's currently unclear to us whether or not facebook is giving donald trump an unfair electoral advantage in this particular instance but it is clear that facebook was wholely unprepared to handle this election despite having four years

years of their business to their wine now being served at the white house kron four's mark gonzales has the story. >>what started as a side project for mexican immigrants and winery owners rolando unload and ahead at a has become a dream come true. is the oldest of 9 she came from a family of grape growers in the napa valley. >>my father taught us. or grape growing he taught us. how to dedicate our lives to the land. >>rolando arrived in napa as a young boy in the 1970's and a summer job with famed wine maker warned when the our ski turned into the job of a lifetime. >>i still feel like it was yesterday. opening that door and seeing that you know a big cast that seller. and saying to myself wow this is beautiful. >>over the next 10 years would advance from harvest labor to cellar master and as he grew his curiosity for winemaking did to every member 1986 i did a little quick math in my head it stacks of white southerners like oh my god i could never own a winery i could never make lying because i saw my paycheck was less than the cost of a new barrel despite that his dream never wavered when the couple got married in 1997. rolando knew he wanted something of his own wit

white would be dead and william howard taft will become chief justice. nevertheless, the rental commission stayed in business, and in august 1922, ordered that rents in the chancelton apartment building be reduced. the ownersought suit and when the case reached the supreme court, and opinion was again delivered this time for a unanimous beach the emergency had passed, and then government could no longer exercise the powers that come into being with the war. the great war as you can see left a constitutional footprint on american history. the decisions that came before the high court would have a lasting influence. with the united states had to prepare itself for the second world war, nobody questioned the constitutional legitimacy of the draft or the huge expansion of governmental powers exercised by the administration. although we tend to think of the 1920s as a reactionary period, with the taft court striking down one reform measure after another, the picture is not entirely true. it needs refinement. although other conservatives wanted to treat the war as a constitutional anomaly, the court majority upheld the expansion of federal powers even in peace times and certainly privileged federal authority ove

business owners. joining me now is nbc news national security and justice correspondent julia ainsley. the by-line on that story, and also to talk about the separate story of white supremacy and what the president's words are doing online is nbc news reporter ben collins, who is what we like to refer to on the dystopia beat. julia, i'm going to start with you. this reporting from dhs, striking is, i guess, an understatement. >> that's right, katy. what's really striking is the difference you will see in these talking points versus how the administration talks about left-wing protesters. as you know, kyle rittenhouse was a trump supporter. he put that on his social media before this incident on august 25th where he shot two people fatally and injured another in kenosha, wisconsin. he was also very pro-law enforcement, a big supporter of police. and the immediate aftermath, there were talking points that went out to all dhs officials. these are law enforcement officials, to say that they should remember that kyle rittenhouse took his gun to these protests in order to defend small business owners and that they should remind people that his lawyers say he was acting

business owners as the scheme winds down. celebrations, gigs and shows all needs need lighting. before coronavirus, this company, whitehouses. we think we've only got enough work for about 25. butjss means we can actually keep a5 staff on working part—time, which means that we've got those a5 skilled staff when the work comes back in the new year. and brian says the cash bonus available for keeping on furloughed workers through to january will be an extra help. i've worked here just over 32 years... andrew has been on part—time furlough and will go straight on to thejss. it means a lot. job security is everything to me. especially in the industry that i love. and i've worked for for so long. another industry which has already shed jobs and businesses is hospitality. tampopo has two restaurants in london and four in manchester. they're still serving, but under new restrictions their takings are 30% of last year. the hours have been cut dramatically. they have seen a massive difference in how much money they're making. it's very difficult times at the moment, for anyone in hospitality. the boss david has already closed

six generation west virginian, a writer and poet, small business owner, graduate and advocate for survivors of sexual abuse. i have a daughter, a white mother, a black father, and i'm the proud mother of three brilliant children. these identities are parts of me but not all of me. who i am today is only possible because at 16 years old, i had access to an abortion. as a minor in estate with required,ermission that access is granted by a judge because without a shadow of a doubt, i cannot trust the adults closest to me. i was sexually abused by my white stepfather. he was not convicted until 2012, more than 30 years after the abuse began. when i told the grown folks my life, they did not believe me at first, and then refused to hold my views accountable once the truth was out. at 16, while in a relationship that brought me joy and made me feel safe, i, like two point 7 million americans a year, had an unintended pregnancy. immediately i knew i wanted an abortion. a safe medical procedure that one in four u.s. women will have in their lifetime. for many reasons, including the decade of abuse she did not protect me from, i could not tel

business owner. and he was very thankful, and i told him, listen, pay it forward, if you can. >> omar. >> 2020 has been rough. >> thanks for reducing its suckability level. >> omar, all of whitem. you have to admit, the last supper pendant would have looked real good right here. >> you and jeff actually. >> all right. around the country, racing, which we've been talking about, is going on without cheering fans. so will america's longest running game show. up next, we're going to take you to los angeles to see how "the price is right" is adapting to the pandemic. next week on "cbs this morning saturday," it is halloween. we are going to celebrate the bicentennial of one of america's favorite ghost stories. come with us to "sleepy hollow" and learn about the story behind the legend. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." wn way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clea

i am a minority owner of a business and i feel my future is in jeopardy. host: we started noting the politico report that the white is set on striking a covid-stimulus deal with speaker pelosi and showed you the tweet from jake sherman of politico. a series of tweets a few minutes ago from erica warner from the washington post rights, a new stimulus deal is unlikely in the next three weeks, quoting senator mcconnell, the majority leader, at an event in kentucky will stop going on to tweet a couple minutes ago, mcconnell reiterates he has not seen trump in person since august, but they speak on most every day. the telephone was invented in the late part of the 19th century and works quite well. say when hefuses to covid.t tested for have i ever been tested, yes. am i going to make a daily report, no. it's not necessary. that's the majority leader in the senate. the house about to come in for a brief pro forma session. we might have time for one more call. alex in pensacola, florida on the biden-harris line. 23-year-old a college student and recently decided to vote for biden. i think i can speak to the president ap

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business owners are voting 'yes' on prop 19. >> trace: rush limbaugh handing over his micro phone today to president trump. the largest rally in radio history. we're live at the whitet his campaign. >> you know that is the case indeed, trace? i'm told we should be hearing the president in the upcoming couple hours and the president likely to call into rush limbaugh in the middle of the show. the expectation is these two have a history between each other. it will be a standard call-in discussion between the two. rush limbaugh has a massive audience on any given day give or take some 15 million viewers. -- listeners. the reason why the president is calling in still recovering over at the white house from covid-19. the president's personal physician said yesterday that the president could be clear to resume to normal activities as soon as tomorrow. though we still have not heard from the white house if the president has indeed tested negative at this point or not from covid-19. now the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany saying this morning that the president will indeed clear that bar when it is time for him to hit the road. >> leave it to dr. conley. he has

and coronavirus fatigued and bar owners complains that new rules forcing them to close early or putting their businesses on ice. welcome to the program. the white house says that president donald trump is no longer at risk of transmitting the coronavirus but the statement released by his doctor does not say the president has tested negative for covert 19 trump has resumed his election campaign telling hundreds of jubilant supporters gathered at the white house that he is quote feeling great he also assured that sharing crowd that the penn demick would disappear soon. he's back striking a pose for his supporters for donald trump it's a message to the public the campaign is back on just 9 days after his coronavirus diagnosis became known despite his experience with the virus he still speaks dismissively of the disease that's killed over $214000.00 americans the american spirit i think more than anything else science medicine will eradicate the china virus once and for all will get rid of it it's going to disappear it is disappearing that's not exactly true but you know infections continue to rise in the u.s. and medical experts have harshly criti

schoolteacher, any business owner, could use as a template to decide, am i creating safe distances between people. one thing is clear. now, i haven't had as much time inside the white house as you have, andrea, but i've had time in the white house, and i know, a lot of the hallways are very narrow, a lot of the rooms are very small given the import of the facility overall. there are quite a number of places in the white house where it's frankly impossible to be six feet apart, much less 12 feet. if people are not going to wear masks, we're going to see continued spread, just as you would in a nursing home. >> and in fact there's an old ventilation system of course as well, so you don't have the air circulation or any of the modern systems that you would have hoped for for this kind of an eventuality. dr. hotez, so much concern over how sick the president really is. i know you're not involved in his case, but there are a lot of questions, given how his doctors evaded, at least the white house physician certainly evaded any answers about his lung capacity, the ct scans or other scans of his lungs, what his blood test showed, the oxygen level, how low did it fall, did