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diane, great to catch up. one of my favorites. diane swonk. thank you. look at the headlines coming across the bloomberg. she is one of my favorites. lisa: you nailed it. jonathan: every time she comes on. i've been pushing for that for about a year. a headline crossing the bloomberg right now. saudi arabia loading a plan to delay the g20 summit until december. said to take place in the back end of november. tom: what do you think? jonathan: one thing that will always stay with me, the back end of february when the central bankers got together, i will never forget that image, the back end of february. tom: did you have the bird on your hand? jonathan: they did that. that was them doing that. we have to remember the level of complacency going into this pandemic, and maybe we look too at the united states for that. there was complacency all around, in every single political party, each side of the aisle, every country, not just the united states. we have learned a lesson. one thing we can say is that parts of america have learned a lesson. it has taken a l

diane king hall is in new york with more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning we'll get a look at the number of job openings for the month of july. meantime, investors are in for another wild ride on wall street as stocks continue to take a beating. yesterday the dow tumbled some 632 points. 500 lo 95. slumped, an >>> the irs says nine million people still have not claimed their stimulus checks. that mostly pertains to people who typically don't file a federal income tax return. the agency says there is an october 15th deadline to claim the checks before the year is over. about 160 million taxpayers received these payments which were designed to offset the impact of the pandemic. >>> more americans flew over the labor day weekend than any time since the pandemic broke out in march. the tsa says it screened 3.2 million passengers over the four-day weekend. friday was the busiest day since march 16th with nearly 970,000 passengers screened. monday was close behind with 935,000 passengers. de

diane king hall is in new york with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: today federal reserve chair jerome powell will testify before congress to discuss the economic response. stocks ended lower fueled by economic concern is a ripple effect over fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections. so the dow skidded 509 points. nasdaq fell 14. s&p 500 dropped 38. >>> facebook says it is more than halfway to its goal of registering 4 million voters ahead of election day. the social media giant says 2.5 million users can cast ballots after signing up through facebook and instagram. that figure already surpasses the 2 million new registrations facebook estimates it racked up in 2016 and 2018 election. walmart is out with a zero emissions goal by 2040. it plans to harness enough renewable energy including wind and solar to power its facilities by 2035. all its vehicles including long haul trucks will either be electric or zero emission trucks. they plan to switch to eco-friendly heating and cooling equipment by 2030. the announ

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diane king hall is in new york with that and more. good morning, diane. it's been a while. >> reporter: good morning. it's so good to talk with you on air. orng, 'll look at the latest weekly jobless claims data. employment last week. this as wall street capped another record-setting session yesterday. the dow rallied 454 points, the nasdaq once again finished at an all-time high adding 116 points, and the s&p 500 did the same, rising 54. >>> united airlines plans to furlough more than 16,000 employees next month. the airline initially warned 36,000 people could lose their jobs, but many have taken early retirement buyouts or leaves of absence. the furloughs will only be postponed if washington approves billions more in payroll. aid to the nation's airlines, which have been hit extremely hard by the pandemic. >>> walmart is adding 100 breast-feeding pods that stores across the nation by the end of the year. the world's biggest retailer partnered with mama va which busy lactation suites. they are free and will provide a queen, private space for shoppers an

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diane king hall is in new york with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. tiktok will reportedly join news othe al ces after microsoft announced its bid was jechin owner. details of the reported agreement remain unclear. last month president trump threatened to ban tiktok in the u.s. starting next week unless its american operations were sold. mr. trump and lawmakers have said the app poses a threat to national security. tiktok has denied those allegations. >>> investors are hoping to kick the week off strong after a volatile week last week. on friday all three benchmarks finished mixed in a choppy trading session. the dow gained 131, the nasdaq dropped 66, the s&p 500 edged up a point. >> reporter:ilea sciencen track $ million deal. gilead's treatments for various types of cancer will be expanded and there will be access to an antibody drug for breast cancer. the drug was given accelerated fda approval in april. the deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2020. >>> and taylor swift is g

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which sectors, diane swonk, are doing well oro bust and which ones areg?truggl >> well, there is real no robust sectors out there. the finance sector has lost the fewest number of jobs but every major sector has lost jobs since february. and that is important to remember as we look at this data. of course the leisure and hospitality sector lost the most jobs and has regained the most jobs, but they there are still 4.4 millkn down from their p in february and that really ives you a sense of even as we reopen how much a struggle for restaurant and bars to be able to fully restaff when you still need to sially distance, the same is true of hotels. that is really what the moral ot thy is, those hardest hit, the low wage jobs hardest hit are the hard toastring back, and of course there are still many workers working from home or they are at home and being paid, but not working. those workers, 11.4 percent of the uemployed, thosworkers are important, of the employed are important because they are the most vulnerable forof additional l as we go into the fall. and

for example, jessica mentioned amy coney barrett and i want to get the quote exactly right when diane feinstein said to her "the dogma lives loudly within you" and that's a big concern, i just think it's amazing that she gets attacked based on religion and you can only do that to christian women if it was a muslim woman or a devout jewish woman, and you said the dogma lives loudly within you, you would be called a xena fob or an anti-semite. but for some reason, you're really allowed to go and vilify christians. i think of diane feinstein saying something like that, it is like nancy pelosi saying we will impeach him, or we will add more supreme court justices or all of these outrageous things they are talking about that are just really appalling. >> jessica: i know we need to move on -- >> harris: let melissa answer the question. >> jessica: i know the quote, the difference is -- >> harris: i need for you to let her answer the question. >> jessica: the law was more important than the teaching of the torah to ruth bader ginsbu bader ginsburg. >> harris: i need to know if she can hear m

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diane, thank you. we'll see you again when the stock market opens at 6:30. >> reporter: that's right. >>> i guess my family is staying together forever. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a lot of disappointed kids will not be going door to door next month. where traditional banned in california. >>> and we're still dealing with hazy and smoky skies with record 23 days in a row with a spare the air alert for the bay area. i'll let ♪ if i could, baby i'd give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way ♪ your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> all right, it's 5:43 on this wednesday morning. and still tracking a high fire danger with the red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. until 8:00 a.m. today. wind have been gusting up to 40 to 50 miles per hour up in the higher elevatiothose dry and gusty offshore winds. we'll talk more about what you can expect as we take

good morning, diane. >> good morning. trading has been underway for 15 minutes and investors are in a buying mood in the early action right now, the dow rallied more than 200 points, up to 27. checking the tech sector, that seeing some recovery as well this morning. the nasdaq is better by 191 points, nearly a 200 point game giving it a higher percentage gain. last week that benchmark, you recall fell into correction territory again, seeing recovery today. tiktok will reportedly join forces with oracle for its u.s. operations. that stuck seeing a bump on that news up 4%. news of the deal comes after microsoft announced its bid was rejected by the app's chinese owner bytedance. details of the agreement remain unclear but last month president trump threatened to ban tiktok next week if american operations were not sold. mr. trump and lawmakers said the app poses a national security threat. tiktok denied the allegations. >> diane king hall of cbs money watch.com, thank you. >>> developing this morning, sf mta officials are p

>> all right, diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >>> developing this morning, even the 49ers aren't immune to the pandemic's economic toll. the team is asking santa clara for a rent reduction. the city says the niners failed to pay last month's rent and nearly $3 million. and they only plan to pay half a million this month. in the letter to the city the niners say they had to cancel two preseason games and health order don't allow gatherings. they want the rent reduced by 20%. the 49ers said september rent will be paid in full. >>> happening today the 2020 nfl season kicks off tonight. the houston texans will take on defending super bowl champs the kansas city chiefs at 5:20 p.m. social distancing rules mean only between 16 and 17,000 fans will be allowed into arrowhead stadium. the chiefs' home field. they will all have to wear masks throughout the game. >> i feel like i'm in the book of eli. but it's like an apocalyptic state out there. but surprisingly, the air quality doesn't seem as bad as it looks. >> pretty accurat

not going to look. >> look into the light diane. look into the light. all right. >> reporter: no. >> i understand now. i understand it can be a little rough. see you again when the stock market reopens coming up at 6:30. >> exactly. >>> to campaign 2020 now. voters could be standing the long lines this election day. but some could also receive free meals. the nonprofit world central kitchen will be offering food to voters at some polling stations november 3rd and on early voting days. the plan is to team up with local food trucks and restaurants for the meals and don't forget you have until october 19th to register to vote. for more information on how to register, just go to kpix.com/campaign2020. >>> one woman in the midwest decided to turn a hobby into a business during the pandemic. >> it's pretty cool. now it's seeing some success. charcuterie boards are a popular appetizer but when many people weren't going to restaurants, erica decided to bring them to customers' homes. just six weeks ago she officially launched glazed by erica. platters delivered

diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." tony dokoupil joins us live from new york. tony, good morning. >> hey, hey there, good morning len. ahead on "cbs this morning," hurricane sally is hitting the gulf coast right now as we speak with historic amounts of rain. that could trigger extreme life- threatening flash flooding. we are in florida and alabama where millions are facing the storm's fury. >>> also breonna taylor's family got a $12 million civil suit settlement from the city of louisville. why her mother feels feels that's still not enough. >>> also country star kelsea ballerini joins us. nominated for female artist of the year at tonight's acm awards. she talks with us about her new album and also getting creative during the pandemic. and guys, she's got a -- a song about late nights at the bar. it's interesting to hear it at you know, in the morning. but you can imagine it's just a really long evening. right? >> i can imagine it just

diane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning len. like most of new york and much of the country, wall street is reflecting on 9/11ed to and to honor the memory of that fateful day, the new york stock exchange will observe a moment of silence at 9:20 a.m. eastern time. now 19 years ago the nysc scrambled to get employees who worked there out of the towers. they had an office there. a now retired security guard was a crucial part of the mission. >>> a republican backed coronavirus relief bill didn't pass the senate yesterday. it didn't go far enough to adequately address the problems facing the country. it didn't include a second $1,200 stimulus check. >>> and history on wall streak. jane frazier will take over as ceo of citigroup in february. becoming the first woman to lead a wall street bank. frazier currently the bank's president and head of global consumer banking will succeed the retiring michael corebet. >> and diane, even though we can't travel to many places i understand there's a new ranking of the most complained about place

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diane king hall is in new york with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. trading resumes on wall street today after a three day weekend. today the federal reserve is out with a report looking at how much consumers are borrowing and investors are hoping for a better week ahead after significant back-to-back loss last week. all three major averages finished lower again on friday. >>> social media users could be paid up to $120 to deactivate their facebook or instagram accounts. it's all part of a facebook study through election day. the social media giant said it's making the move to better understand the impact of facebook and instagram on key political attitudes and behaviors during the 2020 ha elections. the company says it is using independent researchers and users will need to take a survey before reactivating their accounts. findings won't be published until the middle of next year. >>> american airlines will support its employees wearing black lives matter pins while on duty. the air carrier is working with black professional network to create a compa

have a great long weekend, david kelly and diane swonk. you see at the bottom of your screen a news flash from amazon announcing plans to add 10,000 more jobs, this is in addition to the 15,000 they announced in february for their location in bellevue pretty interesting blog post here, sara in addition to the new roles an additional 2 million square feet of office space in downtown bellevue by leasing some new iconic properties they add so between the fedex hiring, 27% increase in seasonal hiring year on year and now amazon, i mean, shipping goods around the country is going to be a big source of employment this fall >> that's exactly what diane just said, look for the job gains to be added this holiday season in e-commerce there's very little visibility in terms of what demand is going to look like for the holiday season, that's been a recurrent theme in some of the retail earnings we've seen this week, carl, but one thing is for sure, kayla, and that is they are expecting it to come from online signet jewelers which is the quintessential

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good morning, diane. >> reporter: west philadelphia born and raised. good morning. this morning investors are hoping the market will hold strong with wall street futures indicating a higher open. yesterday all three major indexes closed higher. the dow rallied 327 points. the nasdaq jumped 203. the s&p 500 added 42. apple is expected to reveal a slew of new devices today. some things we could see a new apple watch and ipad along with air pod over the ear headphones. it's expected to focus on the new iphone lineup. the event won't be held before a live audience due to the pandemic. you can catch it on apple's website and youtube channel. full-time employees at hobby lobby are set to get a bump in pay. they are boosting its minimum full-time hourly wage to $17 an hour. hobby said it was one first tail a nationwide minimum hourly wage well above the federal minimum wage in 2009. since then the company said it raised its minimum wage ten times. now this is a story all about how you can rent an airbnb and live like the fresh prince. the iconic l.a. mansion is on the home

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at the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> to our fire watch right now. and a major milestone for crews battling the czu lightning complex fire. cal fire announcing overnight the blaze is 100% contained. flames broke out last month in san mateo and santa cruz counties. scorching a total of 135 square miles. let's get a check on the weather with mary and this weekend, that fire danger is going to be there. >>> that's right, michelle. unfortunately so. we're going to be watching the winds take a turn out of the north and northeast. and that offshore wind could mean a high fire danger with critical fire weather conditions as we look to our weekend. and i'll talk about this in just a moment. in the meantime, we're looking at that onshore flow for today. so good air quality once again across the region. and that clean and fresh air for today as well as for thursday and for friday, but changes ahead again as we look to the weekend. with that dry and gusty offshore wind flow. we are looking at a fire weather watch that will be in effect from 11:00 a.m. saturday

diane king hall is at the -- actually, diane, are you in new york -- used to seeing you at the new york stock exchange. not yet. >> it's muscle memory. baby steps. >> it is. >> we're trying to get back to a new normal. >> good morning. >> i don't know, phase two of -- semi -- i don't know what to call it. this morning we're slated to get a look at the latest jobs report and unemployment levels. meantime, the stock market summer rally hit a massive speed bump yesterday. the worst day for wall street since june. the dow jones industrials plunged points. nasdaq skidded 591. the s&p 500 dropped 125. >>> delta has added 270 people to its no-fly list for refusing to wear masks. the airline requires all passengers to wear face coverings to curb the spread of covid-19. delta says passengers that are asking for the for a mask exemption must undergo a medical screening by phone before being allowed to board. the airline said it would bar passengers making up fake male excuses to dodge the mask requirement. >>> billionaire michael r orical black medical schools. the former new york city mayor and

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i'm diane king hall. >>> a startling discovery inside big basin state park this morning. weeks after it was ravaged by the czu lightning complex. at headquarters extreme heat and flames destroyed all the buildings and reached into the canopies of many of the taller trees. other parts of the forest only burned in the understory. preliminary inspection of the 2000-year-old father of the forest redwood shows some flames crept underneath the base but the thick bark made of naturally fire resistant chemicals protected the main body. >> i have to do more careful assessment but i feel pretty good about the father of the forest. trees that are burned even in severe fire intensity. almost 90% of the redwoods do survive. >> rebuilding and recovery efforts will cost tens of millions, possibly hundreds of millions in federal, state and private funding. >>> it's 4:45 right now. let's bet a check on the weather and of course we're talking about the air, mary. >> well, that right michelle. so we're dealing with dense fog and also smoky skies, extremely smoky skies this morning. in fact,

diane king hall has these stories and more in today's money watch report. [ bell dinging ] >> reporter: wall street fell on tuesday. the dow dropped 131 points. the nasdaq lost 32. s&p 500 was down 16 points. >>> thousands of jobs are heading to the chopping block at disney. the entertainment giant says it is laying off 28,000 employees at its theme parks. about two-thirds of those are part-time workers its california parks have yet to reopen due to coronavirus restrictions and its florida parks are operating at limited capacity. in a memo to employees the chairman of the parks division said this is the only feasible option in light of the prolonged impact of the virus. >>> the nation's largest bank is hit with a record fine. jpmorgan chase has to pay $920 million as part of an agreement with financial regulators and the department of justice to settle charges that a group of traders at the company manipulated the market for precious metals and u.s. treasuries over an eight year period. >>> coca-cola is launching its first alcoholic beverage in the u.s. since the 1980s. the cola compan

from the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> trick-or-treating may be up in the air. but there's still a way to get into the halloween spirit. clancy's pumpkin patch just opened in san francisco. it's right next to the zoo on slope boulevard. it's going to look a little different this year though with covid modifications. >> we've -- with our pumpkins we've been spreading out. our pumpkins in rows a little bit more than usual. so everyone can keep their distance. we're of course a little bit harder on people making sure they're wearing their masks as they come in but still able to have a lot of fun. >> clancy's other patch on the avenue opens monday and both will be open through halloween night. >>> now to the bay area heat wave settling in this weekend. the lights will stay on. pg&e says it won't be shutting off our power because of hot dry and windy conditions. pg&e says it is changing its strategy this year when it comes to those public safety power shutoffs. the utility says they want to impact fewer customers and ensure the outages don't last as long. they are us

at the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> to the coronavirus now. there could be stricter guidelines for emergency authorization of a vaccine. it comes as president trump has repeatedly said he expects a vaccine available to the public around election day. but the fda says no covid-19 shots will be approved without passing its safety checks. recent polls show americans are skeptical about the vaccine process. white house coronavirus task force member dr. anthony fauci says he has faith in the fda's process. >> if a vaccine has shown to be and proven to be and authorized by the fda to be safe and effective, i certainly would take that vaccine and i would recommend to my family that they take that vaccine. >> the national institutes of health director says two more covid-19 vaccines will likely soon enter phase three trials. >>> in today's medical headlines, the dangers of belly fat. uh-oh. plus the pandemic now being blamed for other health conditions going untreated. naomi ruchim with more on the medical findings. >> reporter: patients have been avo

at the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> parents across california will kick off a weeklong protest over distance learning. families will say they have had enough of public schools closing due to covid-19 and are calling on students to log off until friday. and mom who has four kids, who have all been learning at home helped organize the zoom out or strike through the facebook group, reopen california schools. it has 1600 numbers. >> it is very difficult to take ap classes doing distance learning, twice a week. >> nobody is speaking and of people in the district are saying we are not hearing anything from the students, we are not hearing from the families, they must be okay. may be the only way they can hear from us is to blackout zoom. >> most of the states' k-12 schools did not reopen classrooms. to reopen counties must move from purple to the less restrictive red. districts didn't have to renegotiate terms with teacher unions before making the decision. >>> is 4:46. let's get a check of the weather and here's how it is looking, mary. >> tracking the winds, picking up over

. >>> diane king hall will join us from new york with more details on market reaction. >>> also, the u.s. forest service says a firefighter has died battling the wildfire sparked by fireworks in a gender reveal party in san bernardino county. the agency says the firefighter died thursday. it is not clear exactly what happened. >>> top allegatiof xual misconduct then retaliating against the whistleblower and said they tried to tell the truth. we have more on this developing story. >>> these are some serious allegations involving a pattern of misconduct involving the top leaders at the university. at the center of it all is a man by the name of steve o'brien, former deputy athletic director. >> o'brien acseuniversity president mary and athletic director marie tuite and several others for covering up local allegations that includes more than a dozen allegations against the director of sports medicine, for and properly touching female swimmers when they came in for treatment. o'brien claims they retaliated against whistleblowers and went he did not, he was fired. they released a statemen

stocks opening just ten minutes ago and diane king hall joining us live from the cbs dcast ain, diane. >> reporte right. trading has s for just shy of 15 minuansome buying in the early action after stocks were really beaten up th few days. the dow right now better 254 pointssector and focus seeing signs of life after sharp ll off over the past few days. now that selloff had sentthe nasdaq into correction territory. keep in mind, the nasdaq had been the starof recently but regaining some ground today and app was recovering some after a nearly 7% drop yesterday. let me give you a check of where it is now. up more than in mind it has a big for we expecting to reveal the next 12. the new device is reportedly expected to be len? what about amazon? what are we seeing with that stock? >> reporter: right? another ch se focus and amazon also regaining some ground today. anat company also it's going on the hiring spree with plans to thbiggest hiring the average starting salary is about $150,000. the company plans to host a find these candidates and then new hires would work remote initially. le

diane king hall has today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street was mixed on friday following a tough week for the tech sector. the dow added 131 points, the nasdaq drops 66. the s&p 500 edged up one point. pfizer ceo a bola told cbs face the nation that his company expects to deliver a covid-19 vaccine before the end of the year. the company has manufactured hundreds of thousands of doses and hopes for fdapafter his tri for fda commissioner scott lab -- doesn't expect widespread availability until 2021. >>> stops attempt to purchase tiktok was rejected. instead oracle reportedly won the bidding war but according to reuters and the wall street journal, it won't be an outright sale. instead oracle will likely become a technology partner. the trump administration had threatened to ban tiktok from the u.s. a national security concerns in response bytedance began looking at offers to sell it to u.s. operations. >>> apple posted animal annual product reveal but with the coronavirus will not be business as usual unlike previous years. there will be no in-person attendance and is unc

diane king hall has those stories and more in today's money watch report. [ bell dinging ] >> reporter: the tech sector led stocks higher on tuesday. the dow added 2 points. nasdaq jumped 133. and s&p 500 rose 17. >>> shipping giant fedex turned in a strong quarterly report card sending shares higher after the bell. with more people staying home and ordering products online, the company saw a surge on par with holiday demand. and fedex recorded record revenue off that, more than $19 billion in its latest quarter. and profit totaled $1.28 billion. >>> the federal reserve wraps up its two day policy meeting today. earlier this year chairman powell said there are no plans to change interest rates for the foreseeable future. but in the to haves will be watching to see what the central bank projects for the economy. >>> and as expected, apple did not announce a new iphone at its annual event yesterday. but it did debut two new apple watches and ipad air and a new service fitness plus. also new, apple one. a bundle for its mini services. it lumps together apps like news, tv and music as well

i'm diane king hall. at the cbs broadcast center. >>> live look out at san francisco right now. and despite the poor air quality yesterday, outdoor gyms and fitness centers reopened. some places like fitness sf in sew ma are now taking reservations online. indoor gyms are expected today reopen by the end of the month. and they will be restricted to one-on-one personal training sessions or individual gym sessions. all right, let's get a check on weather and mary, yesterday, we were talking nonstop about these orange skies. are we going see something similar today? >>> well, you know, our atmosphere and the conditions not quite exactly like yesterday. but we are still dealing with the smoke and we are still dealing with unhealthy air. and that smoke just really trapped over the bay area. so i want to show you first of all our air quality conditions. and a lot of locations waking up to unhealthy air this morning. so looking at the peninsula, unhealthy air for redwood city and for sensitive groups for the south bay in san jose. looking at unhealthy air for the tri-valley and east ba

troops to defeat isis diane syria it's an american operation it's up to them i respect their right to ect upon do judgment. over there into s.t. into fighting against. global terror all and if you ask me where do the world is a little bit safer place after suliman leave now to his arse i would tell you yes my answer is affirmative. general sunni money was working with united states troops against isis day yes netanyahu is pictured with islam ists who links to isis. newness in the b.b.c. here in britain found out that british support was ending up with islam ists in syria what i'm getting at is where is the support for islam is coming from in your region you know i don't know you and never met you but i can tell you judging from your question you have. a huge misperception of what willy happens in the middle east and i'm that true to what extent it could be of value have been interviewed we continue to have to listen to your claims which i found totally disconnected from reality even here all day with their names and they vent your mention probably had happened i'm not sure of this giv