the truth as stated by the marty report itself is gaining ground and nothing can stop it now . the investigation conducted by the former swiss senator is so clearly true that in 2014 a report by the us select senate committee on intelligence headed by senator feinstein confirmed all the findings of the dick martin inquiry. feinstein's report makes strong accusations against the cia and highlights how the methods used were both cruel and ineffective. history will judge us by our commitment to. govern by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. a bandit we still don't know how many people were abducted and imprisoned by the cia according to a reliable site called the rendition project this undercover activity had 131 victims that figure is confirmed by numerous other sources in the war the most that articulate their markets here pure 4th day. a pure 4th of their lore. if. cook cause a factor i mean is that tsunami can. be the most of the day but as. i say. that i enjoy it in a cheaper. because enough i'm not that enough already at. the table believe me a

soledad: marty pollio is the superintendent of schools. marty: and about 95% of our students who are bused are black students, predominantly from west louisville, which has led to the school district not investing in that specific area of town. soledad: busing black students led to a steep drop in enrollment in schools on the west end. several school buildings, like this one, were converted into apartments. among the few schools that stayed open was shawnee academy, where superintendent marty pollio got his start in teaching. marty: i knew there was a floor right above my classroom, but i didn't know what was up there. i was a first-year teacher and i asked what was up there. this was in 1997. because of declining enrollment at shawnee, he said the district shut that floor down 16 years ago. soledad: today, shawnee is undergoing a $40 million renovation, part of a sweeping plan to undo the structural damages caused by busing. marty: we believe we're going to build two middle schools, a high school, and fix the academy at shawnee at the cos

tom: marty schenker, stay healthy. our chief content officer here on the path to the election, eight days away. i am sure we will speak to him many more times. really just a great compendium of all the zeitgeist out there. coming up, on the economy. it is great to catch up with carl weinberg, high-frequency economics chief economist. he has written blistering notes that simply is not there. the vix now out to three zeros. stay with us. from london, from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ even have the bill yet, because nancy pelosi -- i know she can speak to this -- but we have continued to make offer after offer after offer, and nancy continues to move the goal post. >> we are waiting for the final -- >> it they would -- >> and they have not yet. and same thing. they keep moving the goal post. we want it the sooner the better, and that is why we are making concessions. tom: the political moment with mr. meadows and the speaker from the house. maybe you missed it, beneath the fold this weekend. will pelosi says she us, c

marty good morning everybody off to a good start. we are live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza enjoying the blue skies off to the distance swinging things around with the sunshine on our shoulders, u c berkeley shot, there's the east bay shoreline and often the distance just a little bit of haze going on, unlike yesterday it's going to be in mild day temperature wise we're to soak up a lot of sun though to aloft the flow pattern is still kind of on shore a bit but we are concerned with little bit of a surface offshore flow with dry conditions already prevailing in other words even though we had come this rain event occur from yesterday last night in spots. it's going to get really dry this afternoon which will be showing you a bit we don't have a lot in the way of winds though so that's good 50's and 60's off to the east bay for right now up to the north they got those 40's 54 about oh 58 for san jose most of the district is trailing this morning, half a dozen or more degrees behind yesterday. we expect the breakdown 74

marty mosby there of vining-sparks. goldman up a little more than 3% in early trading. 19 minutes away, wells fargo. tom: marty had some nice comments on the challenges as well. i've got to go back to the merseyside derby of liverpool. this year it really matters, doesn't it? sir paul mccartney likes both teams. he mentioned that in "gq" a couple of weeks ago. tell us about come out of nowhere, everything gets better -- tell us about, out of nowhere, everton gets better? jonathan: a player out of madrid. tom: so this is like a real game? jonathan: absolutely. plus, there's a really important cultural aspect to this. liverpool has just gone through a locked down. bigger restrictions coming from this government. this saturday morning, they see both sides of that city play each other. the pressure is on for the local broadcasters here in the u.k. to make sure that the people liverpool can watch that game live on tv for free, and i hope they do that because i think that would be a nice gesture. tom: it wouldn't be what you

>>marty good morning. it's still pretty calm right now, but like i mentioned that all could change so want to know if everyone at home has those to go back packed in may be. you might forget something so i did google list we have water in your to go bag do you have a year extra batteries, a cell phone backpack charged. do you have band-aids you have a first aid kit these are all questions yet to be asking yourself. ahead of this wind condition also flashlights because its lights do go out you will be able to see anything if you forget anything where you just can't think right now because you've a lot on your plate go ahead and google that just make sure you have all those items that you need, but we have a list of different areas that are going to be affected by this potential power outage and it is across the bay area nearly a 100,000 people may be left in the dark that's a lot of people mardy starting here in alameda hansi over 39,000 customers out in contra costa county about 20 1000 marine county 19,00

joining us for more now, marty mosby combining sparks director of beckett -- already mosby, -- marty mosby, vining-sparks director. in terms of gearing to a recovery out there, it is doing well right now. it is delivering right now. will it continue to deliver in the future? martin: what you have to consider, but we are talking about here is the second-highest all-time in profitability. disruptionven by the in the financial markets, and everyone having to restructure portfolios, redirect their investment theses, allocating funds. capital markets obviously is hitting on all cylinders and activity level, so that will pull back. but when you're looking at morgan stanley producing 15%, 16% return on this equity, when you're looking at the returns it is generating at these high levels, that is more than what of whenred in a sense you look at valuation and all of the other pieces of the puzzle. so are the position best? yet. they don't -- are they positioned best? yes. they don't have the credit risk. they are well-positioned. will they continue a step up from here? that's probably a littl

marty -- i think we all wish him the best. marty, thank you. the number of people that have tested positive within the campaign, his campaign manager also infected by all of this. we know that the first lady, of course, infected by covid. -- his debate coach, former new jersey governor chris christie as well. you go over the whole campaign strategy of last week going into that debate, there are a lot of key personnel facing trouble through the next couple of weeks. tom: axios this sunday, the surveys really well thee's a lot of issues for president. money may be an issue, that final dash, the millions needed to do the final messaging. i wonder if it is there. jonathan: speaking of money, can you imagine being at that fundraiser in bed been stirred, new jersey -- in bedminster, new jersey? it was chief of staff mark meadows that gave the timeline the hope hicks tested positive, and they knew about that test before they left for new jersey. so the president arrives there, knowing he has been exposed to coronavirus. the amount of questions that st

thanks to some very high up contacts marty discovered why certain european countries had collaborated with the united states. is that you need to the. t.v. thing whether legacy or need to. be pointed to. a little bit is more developed than it. is crusie of i mean to the let's hear. let's. go down. the alley but at the. last door. careful of math talk with the threat that they call easter to meet the but instead of. teaching deal that i meet they said if you see signal to militarily. if their cows are like keep for nyquist though put out see your nice. fat butt about me donuts and there you go read it nor in thought or nonsense. is one of the. there were 2 kinds of rendition those that handed the abducted individuals to the all thirty's in their home country as in the case of abu omar and the renditions to the cia's secret prisons black sites which housed prisoners considered the most dangerous. poland was the 1st european country to host black sites. atom bomb now the polish ombudsman worked for an injury you know that was one of the 1st to try to discover the truth. i think the 1st t

marty good morning. everybody i even though most of the bay area still kind of in the yeah, they have that issued and it looks like with an offshore wind event coming our way it's going to be more. moderate zone is what it looks and warming temperatures we expect for this week ahead live shot coming in the golden gate bridge. again kind of shredded stratus if you will that's going to be above us much of the day but will be pokes the sun as we see here around half moon bay, look at that some sun trying to come out there a little bit. all the commotion we can see 60's off to the east bay up to the north bay 50's and 60's mixture 62, san jose a lot of green on the board. hardly any temperature movement because of all this cloud cover in a couple little strays of showers to be head into the afternoon hours not a whole lot of kind of dirty up the car, if you will maybe what the roads temporarily. again the sun will poke out again this afternoon a bit. what's interesting is tomorrow morning you see the marine

>>with more hey dave noel marty good morning. good morning, everybody and also to mars is still quite huge out there. we have a nice forecast going into this evening as well after a nice day for today. >>beautiful blue skies pretty much over the region, although we're getting some haze going on little bit of fog this morning run half moon bay, which is mixing out this the shot from east bay shoreline and off to the bay in the distance, meanwhile, temperatures in the 50's for the most part that some 40's up north. they were in the 30's just last hour 49 for livermore 51 to check in for concord in antioch at 54 meanwhile, the contrast compared to yesterday. we're catching up over most the real estate in fact only trailing in places like novato mountain view but pretty close to where we were the breakdown today will do the 50's and the 40's for the morning wake up still dealing with some of that hayes along the coast sunny by high noon with 70's both inland and along the east bay shoreline and this afternoon. we'll see some 80's goi

marty. >>all right dave we're going to continue talking about those winds. it's our top story this morning that red flag warning we've been talking about is prompting pg need to warn its customers about possible public safety power shut offs now unfortunately that's a warning that we've become all too common to listen to here in the bay area kron four's reyna harvey live in berkeley this morning. she has more on how people are preparing for that possible shut off this weekend rain lot of good morning. this is a real concern for residents, we know just how much of an hassle it can be when you lose your power and for people who maybe store medicine or have to charge their medical equipment this can be a real setback for a lot of families we know across the bay area more than a 140,000 people to be left in the dark for hours. but here's the silver lining we know that this is a strong potential happening so we're going to tell you the areas that are going to be affected you can see here across a

marty good morning, everybody. >>haven't shaken off the heat spell as heat spike just yet another day of it looks like today blue skies, there's the golden gate off towards the distance or starting things off on a nice note stop half moon bay. that's nice looking nice going to be warm even here too with plenty of 70's to be found. even if these coastal areas so people probably be busy in trying to beat the heat a little bit 60's 50's the east bay. still have a cool 48 up there to santa rosa waiting for that the term but elsewhere it's in the 50's 57 by the way speaking of half moon bay, 60. for san jose. so we jump to the humidity factor. i mention that the red flag warning is over there's a little sliver up here up insulin solano county still holding on it does cover vacaville as a technicality but elsewhere it's expired we don't have a whole lot the way of winds but with normal mixing going on when you get away from water. it will continue to dry out. there is an example of the sample the numbers we see by mid-af

the big stuff happens as we head on to the weekend almost a seasonal change marty. >>all right dave thanks live coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news violence in downtown san francisco after a free speech rally. where protesters clash with counter protesters will have the latest for you also kamala harris on on the campaign trail once again after possibly being exposed to the coronavirus we'll everyone remembers the moment they heard... ..."you have cancer." how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda- a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death.

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marty: they do. it is sort of ironic that because the white house communications have been so poor and imprecise over three years, really, almost anything that comes out of this white house is going to be subject to some speculation. and speculating about somebody's health is an extraordinarily dangerous thing to do anyway so it's going to be very hard for this white house specifically to try and keep the public informed and away that is believable. your point -- this is emily chang in san francisco -- when the news crossed last night, and lot of folks i talked to thought it was fake news. they had to look at five different news sources to believe that this was true, the president had in fact contracted covid-19. given your decades covering politics, all that you have seen, give us a sense of the gravity of this moment as we head towards an election that is just now weeks away. this disease has been the main storyline for the last six months, the president has played it down. he has not worn a mask i

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without marty. he is a treasure. cochair, is our third scott writings, who is not here with us this evening. she has been in louisville, she isy at home, but here in spirit. she is an asset to the board and staff at cpd. theuld like to introduce other cochairs, our founding ken.air, frank and evening. i joined janet in welcoming you all to beaumont and to nashville. we a great debt of gratitude to the city and this university. they have been so courteous and working hard for us. what a beautiful place this is. i hope you all have a chance to walk around and see the marvelous campus. around,ome people people who produced this great background. we have over 60 of them. we have had for debates in four different parts of this country. thinks to united airlines, which stepped up to the plate and is providing free of charge air service for our entire crew back and forth from one city to another, we owe united airlines. anheuser-busch a great thank you not only for their beer, but for what they have done f

marty just explained them. nor, is he answering questions from doctors the way tony fauci is whenever you can get him on. detailed questions from doctors, about the treatment that the president received, when he got infected. so there's just so much we don't know. but i put it all on the president because the president, clearly, is only letting certain information getting -- get out. and dr. conley should not be giving partial information, which he absolutely knows is partial information and misleading. it's one thing to say my patient won't let me give that information. it's another thing to mislead the american people. this is very dangerous and very reckless. >> you know, david gergen, you said this is -- you know, the president, with the daily kind of rallies like this is going from one obscenity to another. i'm wondering if it has the opposite impact on other people, who are not there, who are watching this. i mean, if -- obviously, energizes the people who are there, unless they get sick. and then, they -

dick marty grew up in the after graduating in he worked at the max planck institute for international law. he went on to become a state. cuter and distinguished himself in battle against organized crime and international drug trafficking. from 199985 he was a member of the teach in a government then he was elected to the swiss parliament working as an m.p. until 2011. dick marty set to work with a very small team himself an assistant and a couple of council of europe stuff. was a communal frat boy be the guy and these that added to the scene to spit it that they could cheer no energy kicky there for 2000000 people to quiz the but a key suspect that the that would add a bit or let me try to correlate it with the informant's your knee. every. village in the should. be put there by gene. and went down on the barrier around their e-mail account actually think of it the door unless it's in the least post i mean before it's in queen d. if he did it in moody could be severe big could it come into gear magid sequester at the back you know neither nor did it with the city that leads him let's

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. >>> marty obst tested positive days ago and not disclosed to the public at the time. according to numbs in a moment, two people briefed on the matter he said that mark meadows he -- why would you not let -- -- >> obviously that's not a report. that's actually a tweet. when we look at this -- >> no, that was in the "new york times" story. >> when we actually have people's health at risk, what we look at there, jake, is sharing personal information. now something we should do, not something we do actually do, unless it's the vice president or the president or someone that's very close to them where there's people in harm's way. listen, anytime there's someone in harm's way, we have an obligation to let people know to contact trace. we have done that. we did that. >> chris christie says you didn't do that with him. >> well, in that vein, when you look at chris christie it's within 48 hours of symptoms. when we looked at the president, there was not a contacts within 48 hours of the president where he would qualify under cdc guidelines. we actually have a cdc person in --

and so marty started on page one, the basic stuff. he had been a chemistry major at cornell until golf practice interfered with the chemistry labs, so he treated this cookbook like a chemistry book. after the two years, he was already quite a good cook. >> he was a fabulous baker. >> yes. >> he made wonderful bread. >> yes, he said there wasn't a decent loaf of bread in the entire city of washington, d.c.. so he made his own bread. >> justice sotomayor, let's talk a little bit about your food traditions. growing up, your mother in your autobiography, my beloved world, you write that she cooked rice and beans. did you learn to cook growing up? >> i am not a bad cook, but i am a horrible cook of puerto rican food. i know why, because i have tasted the best for my mother, my grandmother, my uncles, my father. i cannot duplicate anything they make. so i have really lost heart and do not try. i am now trying to figure out how to make my mother's dish, so every time i visit her in florida, she still makes them for me. i do to fully watch. a

>>in napa marty gonzales kron 4 news. it's nice when you know a place to check out our hispanic heritage special run saturday night october 17th, the 30 minute special starts at 09:30pm you can also find more stories online at kron 4 dot com. just look under the community tab for hispanic heritage month. >>time for sports. >>the way frankly the a's and astros do not like one another. the 2 organizations have been trading shots over the last 2 years. and now they get to play a postseason series i doubt they'll be any fisticuffs like the last series they played in, but it will certainly be interesting game one down in socal, the hollywood sign as the backdrop. beautiful shot there of dodger stadium. we start off in the bottom of the second chris davis goes opposite field to get the scoring started in there was a lot of this today that was a 2 run homerun days offense always takes off when davis is producing just an inning later sean murphy high drive to straightaway center in that one carries out for a solo home run he's be

marty, does that surprise you, at all? >> well, when you have someone advising the president or the governors with no -- with statements that are not backed by any science. that are immoral, that are misrepresenting the safety of our citizens and, particularly, of our children, it's not surprising to see that people are confused. and this is actually, absolutely, shameful that we have this going on in our nation, at this time, when there are so many experts. if -- can you imagine, i had this conversation with a dear friend of mine, one of the top neuro radiologists in the united states, wrote a letter condemning what dr. scott atlas has been saying because it is outrageous to consider that this -- these types of ideas that are being propagated. can you imagine, he said to me and i agree, if -- if the united states had taken that attitude towards polio, instead of waiting for a vaccine? if we hadn't been cautious. polio, if you think about it, had been around for 3 to 4,000 years, without ever there being any kind of herd i

one of his top medical advisers, marty oaks, tested positive for the virus this week. a source confirming that for me. they said that he tested positive for the virus on wednesday. now, it's not clear from my reporting at this point when the last time was that marty was in the vicinity of or in close proximity. but it's going to raise questions abltd t questions about the vice president and whether or not he will continue to do so or have to quarantine amid the news. it doesn't seem so. the vice president has been campaigning in the days since marty oaks tested positive for the virus. today, he was continuing to campaign. and troubling news that one of the vice president's top political advisers has tested positive. we know that president trump, he is continuing a very active campaign zedd. we are penguinsing him to arrive right here in wisconsin very shortly. he already has landed in milwaukee and he is on the way here now. and what we are seeing a continuation for the disregard of the public health safety measures. we have thousands of people here tightly packed toge

i'm marty gonzalez. every year we celebrate national hispanic heritage month from september 15th to october 15th. but this year brought many more struggles for the latino community with the coronavirus pandemic and the california wildfires. the recent wine country fires have damaged or destroyed more than eight-hundred homes and nearly 20 wineries. the owners of mi sueno winery in napa thankfully escaped the flames, but what has happened to their friends and neighbors poses another challenge for the latino community and the owners of mi sueno winery -- as they reach for their dreams. ánats of bottling machineáwhat starte a

when marty martinez, told me 5.7, i was taken aback. then we have watched the last several days here and go to another count in another day or so on another seven-day average and seeing the numbers go up significant. numbers we haven't seen since may. >> as you may have heard, dr. deborah birx, the white house coronavirus sponsor coordinator saying one of the reason for the spike we are seeing is people have moved their social gatherings indoors. how is that in boston where the weather is getting colder now? >> what we are seeing now in boston seeing a lot of house party both indoors and outdoors and 25, 30 people there, many people there and that is a problem. with we are seeing people a little lackadaisical with their masks and maybe putting them down around their chin and not having their nose covered. that's a problem. two of the areas that we are seeing the largest percentage of spikes in is people 30 and under obviously. then the latino community. we are focusing on both of those communities and how do we get information out to th

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marty obst testing positive wednesday. the chief of staff mark short also tested positive. short was seen here with the vice president friday. sources say president trump's chief of staff wanted to keep the outbreak quiet. >> we don't give out that kind of information. obviously, mark short and a couple of the key staff around the vice president have come down with the coronavirus. >> meadows then acknowledging this. >> we're not going to control the pandemic. we are going to control the fact that we get vaccines, therapeutics. >> why aren't we going to control the pandemic? >> because it is a contagious virus just like the flu. >> why not make efforts to contain it? >> we are making efforts to contain it. >> by running all over the country not wearing a mask? that's what the vice president is doing. >> we can get into the back and forth. >> the white house says the vice president and second lady tested negative sunday and says pence will maintain his schedule in accordance with the cdc guidelines for essential personnel. democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris,

she followed marty to harvard and when he went to new york she left harvard law school and followed him to columbia. when her high school classmates from flatbush, many of whom were in that class at columbia law school, right, found out that ruth, keke bader, was coming to their law school to finish up with them, they heaved a collective sigh and knew that each one of their class ranks would now go down by one. and they did. she graduated first in her class at columbia. her teachers tried to get her a supreme court clerkship. she arguably is one of the smartest people who ever sat on that court. her teachers tried to get a supreme court courtship but there was not a supreme court justice who would take a woman into his chambers nor would the court of appeals judges take her into their chambers. no women. she wound up as a district court clerk and then she ultimately started her real career as an entry-level professor at rutgers law school. her break-point came when some of her women students came and asked her to teach a course in women and the law. she did a typical ginsburg thing, wen

joining us now the mayor of boston, marty walsh. thanks for taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me today. >> we've seen other cities take different approaches when they've seen cases spike among children. new york had more targeted school closures in this and around the areas they saw spikes, kept the others open. i wonder is shutting down the whole system in your view necessary or is there a way to do this in a more targeted fashion? >> i think right now in boston our infection rate went from 4.4% in one week to 5.p 7%. that's a big jump we haven't seen that since may. we have done a phased in approach here in our school, the highest needs students started in school, those are the kids in person learning now. so we didn't have to shut down the entire district. we had 1,300 to 2,700 kids in p school. today was supposed to be the next face of reopening, kindergart kindergarteners were supposed to start but we delayed that. it's about containing the virus, stop the spread of the virus and putting that many people in the

marty. the positivity rate in florida is 11%. dr. fauci says having political rallies is asking for trouble. just from a public health perspective, how concerned are you about rallies like this or anybody giving rallies like this? >> i am wounded. i am deeply wounded to see this missed direction and missed information. these kinds of events will cause more cases. we are seeing in our hospitals again and admissions are going up. we are balancing those to get people out in the hospital sooner than we were because we learned a lot. the messaging is completely wrong. >> congresswoman shalala, large crowds and everyone packed together and most not wearing a mask. did you have any thought or hope that the president may change given the fact that, you know, he had to be helicopter to the hospital and receive very rare treatment to bounce back from covid? >> obviously not. this is now the spread. he's now moving around the country and having these rallies and spreading the disease and not necessarily from him personally because he has a lot

angela jenkins and marty j. i want to thank you mr. juanio for coming in and just demonstrating his courage and also really doing it in a way, in a manner that's focusing on productive ways to move forward. he could have taken this in a different direction so i appreciate you for that and being a part of the solution as we work to move forward. just the entire black community and entire community of color, and all folks and allies here in san francisco who do not only support this legislation, but who spoken out about these injustices and are really fighting to make sure that we can do better here in san francisco so folks across the state and in the bay area, and across the country quite frankly will focus on doing the right thing. black lives do matter. again, i can't end this conversation without saying it's unfortunate that we did not receive appropriate justice for breonna tayloring but we will keep working and do everything we can here in san francisco to make those changes so we don't have our constituents and the folks we repre

his lead adviser, marty ops, tested positive, and three advisers in his team. reportedly, the white house chief of staff, mark meadows, wanted to keep it private. there's a reason why it's not good news. what we've seen with this task force, once mike pence took over, it became very politicized. it wasn't really about listening to experts and listening to science, in fact, they wanted to downplay the virus. and the vice president's chief of staff, mark short, in particular wanted to downplay things. and they also wanted to ensure that all communication from public health agencies, all of it had to go through mike pence's team. and this was to try to be in step with what trump wanted, that this is going to go away. and this is what we're seeing trump doing on the campaign trail. he keeps telling everyone that this is going to go away, we're rounding the corner now. yet he just had a super-spreader-like event in the villages in florida. they're ignoring all the safety protocols and really not being honest to the american public, and this is really important, beca

marty. >> president trump will speak to maria bartiromo tomorrow on sunday morning futures that's 10 a.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. ♪ jon: well one step forward two steps back the u.s. reporting more than 57,000 new cases of coronavirus on friday. that's the highest single day increase since the 14th of august. daily new infections have top had had 50,000 for three straight days. bringing the total number of confirmed cases more than 7 and a half million in this country. more than 214,000 americans have died. charles watson is in atlanta home of the centers for disease control with the latest. charles. reporter: hi jon friday's cape town marks highest single day total reporting in the u.s. in nearly two months that marks the third day in a row this week that the u.s. has recorded 50,000 or more new coronavirus cases according to data from john hopkins university. florida is among a number of states that is seeing an up tick in cases and public health officials say it could be headed toward another large outbreak. the state recorded more than 6,000 new cases just a cou

say hello to natalie maines, emily strayer and martie maguire, aka "the chicks." >>> hello, ladies. >> hi. >> hi. >> how are you? >> good. >> we are great, how are you? >> very good to see you. i'm doing well. is it -- >> is that cigarette real? >> no, it's not real. [ laughter ] >> it's a pretend disney cigarette, yes. >> how is everything going? you know, i heard charles barkley is a fan of your band. >> well, you should have asked me, i mean, our memory he seems to be a fan. we played a show in, i guess it was arizona right? >> he doesn't go to shows, usually, he stays in -- in the casino the whole time. this is big. >> we are proving, that is big news. we were doing a stadium tour, i think with the eagles and we opened for the eagles and we played the whole show, and i am watching -- i'm doing the show watching this man on the front row, knowing every word. so in to it and we got off stage and i was like, did you, emily, did you see who was right in front of you? charles barkley. and he knew every word. >> wow. >> that's pretty great. and you didn't talk to him back stage? >> he d

eileen marty, professor of infectious diseases at florida international university. dr. reiner, 31 states with increase in case counts and hospitalizations. and those 31 states, as you can see across this country. cases in new mexico doubling in the past two weeks. the entire midwest seeing a spike. when the president says, now obviously i showed him saying this month after month after month, but this time when he says we're rounding the turn, anything that backs that up? >> no. he also says there's a light at the end of the tunnel, which is clearly an oncoming train. we had 68,000 new cases today, the highest total since july 30th. sometime tomorrow, we'll pass the 1 million case mark for october. so in 17 days, we will have added another million cases. just to give you some perspective, it took 100 days for us to get to the first million positive cases. and now every 17 days. so we're clearly not rounding the corner. when you tell your followers that masks aren't important or we're just about there and everything is over and you bring together these super spreader even

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