it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit connell: all right. still the happiest place on earth still kind of in limbo. california and florida have taken two very different approaches to reopening some of the country's biggest theme parks which becomes a bug economic story. a big economic story. especially if you happen to be in orlando which is where ashley webster is today. joins us now. ashley? >> reporter: hey, connell. chamber of commerce. weather, mid 70s, beautiful, light breeze, no humidity. but not too many people enjoying it, certainly at disney world behind me. at least disney world is open. as you saw, to a limited whats few of 25% -- capacity of 25%. and let me just show you the health protocols. they have limited awe e ten dance -- attendance. advance ticket purchase, as i say, 25% capacity. temperature checks for all guests at the gate. face coverings for everybody two and a half years old and older. hand washing and sanitizer location cans all over the park. with that, disney

amy: we will speak to nellie jo david, an o'odham water and land defender. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynynow.org, the quararae report. i'm amy gogoodman. president trtrump has resumemed public events, less than one week after he leftft walter reed hospspital wherere he was treatd for covid-19. trumump has repeatatedly declard himself f immune to o covid-19 n recent days and has also said he can't spspread the disease, with no evidence. pres. trump: i beatyt horrible china virus. it also gives you immunity. itit does gi you immunity. the people that just cannot accept anything, i mean, they just don't want to accept anything. i passed the highest test. amy: tru'm's doctors are refusingo di tsclose whehen w--hether he is now covid-negative for when he last tested negative for the coronavirus before he was hospitalized. on saturday, trump held a small campaign rallyththsouth line of the white house whehere hee spoke, unmasked,d, from the balclcony to a group of f hundr, which included many black and latinx supporters.s. abc

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> schools all over the country have been forced to adapt to deal with the coronavirus. many are giving students and parents options, remote learning, in-person learning or a hybrid of the two. but two months in, we should have an idea of what's working and what is not, and we don't. and that's because there is no national tracking of schools' progress. cnn's bianna golodryga is following all of this for us, and, bianna, it seems like tracking would be a no-brainer. who dropped the ball here? >> reporter: brianna, it seems the federal government has dropped the ball. where is devos? she should be keeping track of what we're doing. however, researchers and economists at brown university have created a covid-19 school response dashboard. this is all based on voluntary responses, but it's not very small. it actually includes over a thousand schools, 167,000 students, 54,000 staff, and among the students and staff collectively, they're saying a positivi

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> we are following breaking news as president trump and joe biden focus on the midwest right now as they swing through those states with only four days left until election day. joining us now is president trump's former national security adviser john bolton, the author of the new book "the room where it happened a white house memoir." a major best seller. thank you for joining us, ambassador. a man you know well the former director of national intelligence dan coates. you served with him in the trump administration. he says that russia is the main threat when it comes to messing with the u.s. elections. so what do americans need to be on alert for both in these final days of the race and as the results actually start coming in? >> i think the russians and the chinese and to a lesser extent the iranians will try to do something to undercut american faith in their institution. i think one thing everybody that can do that would be beneficial is take a

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> in florida tonight, president trump is trying to use joe biden's words against him, seizing on his opponent's remark about transitioning the country away from oil. the biden campaign has been scrambling to try to clean up that key moment in last night's debate. we're joined now by a very close ally of the former vice president, senator chris coons of delaware, the former vice president's home state. thank you very much, senator, for joining us. just a little while ago, president trump really went after joe biden for that comment last night about transitioning the united states away from the oil industry. president trump said this could be one of the worst mistakes made in presidential debate history. was that an unforced error by joe biden? >> well, wolf, as you know, president trump who's back on the campaign trail and saying outrageous things at some of his big rallies he's holding today is taking this out of context chb. joe biden based on his

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> candidate stop is a valuable commodity in the coronavirus campaign season. how each team deploys the vice presidential nominee in the final week is a signal where team biden and team trump think things stand. the vice president's visits include the carolinas, wisconsin, michigan, nevada, iowa. and then traditional red states that perhaps will turn blue, arizona and texas. let's discuss the role of the vp candidates. lorraine bowls and former press secretary to the 2012 nominee paul ryan, michael steele. great to see you both. lorraine, people vote for president, not vice president, and that's true, but candidates can help by targeting particular constituency. listen to senator harris. obviously part of the goal for her is to gin up african-american turnout and suburban women. listen to this. >> we have to ask ourselves why are so many powerful people trying to confuse us, trying to make it difficult for us to vote? i think the answer is because t

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> in one day, the u.s. recorded more than a thousand coronavirus deaths. we hit that milestone yesterday. highest daily toll recorded in a month. recent trends are similar to previous surges. experts say the worst is yet to come. only one state is moving the right direction today, hawaii. the average of new cases per day climbed under 60,000. it is a level we haven't seen since first week of august. there were more than 40,000 hospitalizations reported wednesday. several states hit record highs, includingize, kentucky, oklahoma, south dakota, utah. since it began, coronavirus has taken lives of more than 220,000 people in the u.s. of that number, it is estimated between 130,000 and 210,000 may have been avoidable if there was adequate response to the crisis. this data coming from a report put together by a team of disaster preparedness experts. jeffrey sacks, one of the authors of the study, joins us now. the question, dr. sacks, what could have be

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> breaking news we are awaiting former president barack obama first campaign stump speech for joe biden. the former president is in pennsylvania right now and president trump will be campaigning in north carolina. let's go to our political director. david, both campaigns focusing on getting the winning total of 270 electoral votes. what is the latest on the state-by-state races? we have two brand-new exclusive cnn polls. florida and pennsylvania. two critical states. in pennsylvania you see a ten-point lead here for joe biden and 53% for biden and 43% for trump along likely voters in pennsylvania. you see why we have it as lean democratic on our map. how about florida? no clear leader. 50% for biden and 46% for trump. florida remains a real tossup battleground state the way that we have it on the map. let's go to the map. knowing that state of play. let me show you donald trump's trend here which is that in the sun belt states, he's in margin of er

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit > with 20 days until election day it's this map that is most concerning for these candidates in the country. 36 states showing an upward trend. not one state currently headed in the right direction. wisconsin's new cases are up 138% from last month. new mexico up 324%. across the united states, the u.s. seeing its highest average of new coronavirus cases for the first time in two months now, more than 50,000 people are getting infected every day. dr. anthony fauci has a clear warning. if the percent positive iterate continues to rise, he says there will be a resurgence of covid and ultimately more denials. among the states seeing the highest positive iterates? iowa where president trump is heading right now and he'll host another reckless rally on his campaign comeback tour. if the past two nights are any indication, we can expect packed crowds, few masks, and almost no social distancing. potentially exposing his own supporters and their loves ones a

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> president trump is feeling great and free of covid symptoms the last 24 hours, according to his doctor who provided the update in the last hour. while th

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit maybe it could mean as much to you... ♪ >>> fox is promoting the first on camera interview with the president since the coronavirus infection. in the news release, the on staff doctor will quote, conduct a medical evaluation. that on staff doctor is this man. >> this virus should be compared to the flu because at worst, at worst, worst case scenario could be the flu. under 70, it is almost impossible you're going to die from covid, and fear messaging continues. >> 30 or 35 questions. first questions are easy. last questions are much more difficult. like a memory question. it is like you'll go person, woman, man, camera, tv. so they say could you repeat that. >> dr. mark seigal hasn't exactly put medicine and science first during employment at fox but he caught the president's attention. no surprise since trump appears to watch so much of his favorite channel, he is on a first name basis with almost the entire roster. >> let's have a fair anchor, so

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> president trump's war on obamacare is front and center today, democrats making the affordable care act central to the supreme court confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett and joe biden is making the issue of health care central in the final weeks of the 2020 campaign. remember republicans used opposition to obamacare as the issue in the 2010 and 2014 election cycles. now republicans, including the president, learning the political terrain on this issue has shifted in the democrats' favor. john harwood joins us with new reporting on this. the president loves the slogan but it's coming back to butite m politically. >> reporter: it is. and it bit the republicans in 2018. now it's becoming a significant issue in the presidential race. let's review what president trump is telling the american people on health care. first of all he said he's gutted the law by getting rid of the penalty for the individual mandate, which was the most unpopular

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit but that's tough to do on a fixed income. i'd be hit with a tax penalty for moving to another county, so i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. it limits property taxes and lets seniors transfer their home's current tax base to another home that's closer to family or medical care. being closer to family is important to me. how about you? voting 'yes' on prop 19. >>> president trump taking time today on a campaign call with campaign staffers to attack dr. anthony fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert. telling staff people are saying whatever, just leave us alone, they're tired of it. people are tired of hearing fauci and all these idiots. fauci is a nice guy, he has been here for 500 years. fauci is a disaster. if i listened to him, we would have 500,000 deaths, that's the president mocking his top infectious disease expert. with me now, elizabeth cohen. we all choose how to spend our time. the president deciding to mock, call an idiot and disaster,

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> we are following breaking pandemic news. u.s. coronavirus death toll topping 226,000 people with more than 8.7 million cases. cnn's brian todd is working the story for us. brian, health experts are so, so disturbed by these numbers and fear it could even get worse. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. one prominent expert says we could be seeing about a hundred,000 new coronavirus cases per day in the united states by next month. we are now seeing some of those nightmare scenarios that we saw when the pandemic was at its worst stages last spring including hospitals running out of beds. a stressed out hospital ward in el paso, texas, and a city at the breaking point. hospitalizations from coronavirus are at an all-time high in el paso. available beds are dwindling fast and the mayor says they are scrambling to set up alternate hospital sites. >> it's not good. we are air vaccing non-covid positive parkts if we need to. >> reporter: hospital sayings an

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> in global coronavirus headlines, new cases in europe actually are outpacing the second wave of the coronavirus here in the united states. new restrictions are going into effect in england but the mayor of one city is pushing back. cnn's selma in manchester. tell us more. >> reporter: london raised its covid alert level to high. that is the middle tier. londoners banned from meeting anyone outside their household in an indoor setting. no meeting friends at pubs, bars or restaurants. raise the level to very high. mayor argues he's unwilling to gamble the economy of manchester over what he said, boris johnson essentially hinting at an ultimatum saying he hopes the mayor will reconsider an engaged constructively and said he will intervene to save manchester's hospitals. the prime minister went to say the situation in manchester is grave and gets worse with each po passing day. the clock ticking to get on the virus, wolf. >> thank you very much. hard

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> it's the first day of early voting in ohio and indiana and a look at line in cincinnati earlier today as people were lining unthere to cast ballots. now check out all of the people who were waiting to vote in indianapolis today. among the 3 million americans who have voted early in the general election. and we're talking about indiana. the vice president and his wife will be traveling home friday to vote. and a new cnn poll finds that joe biden is polling ahead by lis biggest margin yet with less than a month until the election. he is right now leading president trump by a 16-point margin. the poll shows voters prefer bitd ton handle most major issues facing the country like the economy, coronavirus, health care, racial inequality and also crime and safety. biden also leads big with minority voters. 72% of people of color support the former vice president. with white voters almost evenly split. former first lady michelle obama pointing to unrest

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >> bill: bottom of the hour headlines. tsa reporting the highest number of travelers since mid-april. millions screened at checkpoints across the country. less than a hundred thousand screened less than six months ago. british prime minister johnson announcing -- he says there are more patients in the hospital today than when the country went on lockdown. covid-19 cases on the rise in brooklyn, new york. they handed out more than 60 fines for violating the guidelines toting more that $ed 160,000. the city has failed to enforce the state's rules. >> courts have a vital responsibility to the rule of law, which is critical to a free society. but courts are not designed to solve every problem or right every wrong. >> that was the opening statement from judge barrett making a case about why she should fill the vacancy of the supreme court. we want to bring in our team, former assistant attorney, and a law clerk to justice clarence thomas. >> bill: came ou

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> another coronavirus record has just been set. more than half a million americans testing positive in the past week alone. the u.s. is now averaging nearly 72,000 cases a day. there are 40 states that are seeing a rise in cases. you can look here. see all that orange and red on this map? that is not good. and take a look at this. there are deaths that are rising in 27 states. authorities are reporting 985 new deaths. the nationwide death toll has now surpassed 227,000 americans lost to this virus. many hospitals across the country are overwhelmed with the spikes they're seeing in coronavirus patients. that includes in utah where officials are warning if these hospitalization numbers don't turn around soon, some of their hospitals may have to start rationing health care. i want to bring in dr. edward stenium. he is an infectious disease specialist at intermountain health care. doctor, thank you for taking the time to be with you. you're very much o

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit liz: three and a half minutes left to trade markets for the week as we see a rally today, let's flip it over to the weak picture as the dow an and s&p 5, three weeks in a row on the upside, fourth week in a row for the nasdaq. as the u.s. markets have a lot on the road for the next 20 da days, the upcoming u.s. election, the long covid-19 recovery road many financial managers are telling investors to expand beyond u.s. equity, look internationally, might be safer but that's not what our next guest says, joining me now eric freedman wealth management chief investment officer, 170 billion in assets and you are one of the big deciders, why the u.s. when we have a lot of? hovering over the landscape. >> there is a lot of activity over the next couple of weeks no doubt about it, we feel like there's a number of sectors as well as market capitalization that have not been rewarded quite yet, as we get closer to a medical solution which again we think is mor

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors can move closer to family or medical care. i looked at moving but i can't afford the taxes. will you help california's most vulnerable? vote 'yes' on prop 19. >>> the health lead, inside the fall of the cdc. it's a new stunning investigation out from "propublica" describing the crisis and handling of the pandemic with internal e-mails and interviews that report details how white house pressure left cdc officials muzzled and how politics and missteps at cdc, one revealing frustration over revising guidelines on reopening churches, cdc's head of coronavirus respond told his colleagues, quote, i'm very troubled on this sunday morning there will be people who will get sick and perhaps die because of what we were forced to do, unquote. i want to bring in "propublica

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit liz: our economic undercard continues right here on "the claman countdown." the commercial real estate market has been devastated during the coronavirus pandemic as malls were forced to close, businesses who had no customers lost their leases. which candidate can best save this very sick sector? joining me now are two major players in the real estate world. between the two of them, they own billions in property. "rich dad, poor dad" author and trump supporter robert kiyosaki facing off against jeff greene, billionaire real estate investor and biden supporter. robert, i will begin with you. commercial real estate as you know got crushed during the lockdowns. what's your answer to critics who say had president trump handled the pandemic better and more quickly, this sector would have been in a much better position right now? >> first of all, president trump's a friend of mine. we have written two books together. we got together before he was preside pr

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit ♪. liz. folks we now have about, i want to see this, four minutes to go before the closing bell rings. the dow is down 342 points. the s&p down 44. nasdaq tanking by 173. as stocks spiral into the close, the fear index is rising. take a look. i want to show you intraday. you can see where the spike began. the tweet storm right before 3:00 p.m. eastern time where president trump called off all stimulus talks. he said no more until after the election. he is against that. then suddenly nancy pelosi has just responded by saying the house, the white house is in disarray at the moment. let's flip it over to the 10-year yield because treasury yields were going up. they were just slightly below .8 of a percent. look, they have gone south. we're at .737% at the moment. all right. let's get right to sam stovall. he is cfra chief investment strategist. sam, you've been watching markets for decades. talk to me about the thinking behind this and what it really

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit ancestry, with documents, with photographs, i get to define myself through the scores of people who lead to me. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com liz: breaking news. change of plans. when president trump finishes his speech at raymond james stadium in tampa, florida, he will not now head as planned to fayetteville, north carolina. the trump campaign has just announced that it is postponing the fayetteville rally due to tropical storm zeta hitting the tarheel state. the latest poll for north carolina shows a tie between president trump and joe biden in north carolina. >>> all right. more breaking news. look at the intraday picture of netflix right now. it is spiking because it's going to raise prices. so what a difference several years makes. way back when, when netflix announced it was going to raise prices, the stock used to drop. well, now the streaming giant just announcing, look at the far r

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> here's a sad statement as we assess the current coronavirus situation. only two of the states right now heading in the right direction. that is a sad statement. let's look at the 50-state trend map. half of the 50 united states, 25 of them, heading in the wrong direction. meaning more new infections now compared to a week ago. a lot of them in the west but really pretty much everywhere. 23 states holding steady. that's not heading up, but that's not progress, either. only two states trending down. they are alabama and hawaii, the two states that right now can say we have fewer covid infections now than we did a week ago. if you look at the case timeline, one of the candidates on that stage last night, vice president mike pence, said back in april this would mostly be behind us by memorial day. that's about right here. he was wrong. 78% of the cases in the united states since memorial day, more than 50% of the deaths since memorial day. and you se

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> we're back with our politics lead, house speaker nancy pelosi suggesting president trump may be in an altered state and may have impaired judgment due to his coronavirus infection and the medication he's taking. cnn manu raju on capitol hill. manu, walk us through exactly what house speaker nancy pelosi is raising. >> she's been raising concerning about the medication he's taking and erratic behavior, walked away from stimulus negotiations, pulled the plug on that, then suggested he wanted to move ahead again, raising questions about whether the president is impacted any way about this. even suggesting perhaps may call to invoke the 25th amendment, of course, the procedure under the constitution that would require a majority of the cabinet as well as the vice president to say the president is incapable of doing his job. that would lead to the vice president immediately becoming president. she said she'll talk more about this tomorrow. what pelosi

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> pope francis making his clearest statement on protecting same-sex couples. in a new documentary the pope calls for a creation of civil union laws so same-sex couples can be legally covered. the pope expressed support in the fast for lgbtq community but the church itself has stopped short of blessing unions. nice to see you, hope to see you back foam, business, a day. bonna go bianna golodryga picks up our coverage. have have a good day. >>> the number of coronavirus cases is on the rise and it is only expected to get worse in the coming days and weeks. that is the forecast from former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb who warns the nation is about a week away from a, quote, rapid acceleration in cases. right now the u.s. reported more than 60,000 new cases tuesday alone. this is a number that has not been seen since late july. the seven-day average is not much better, 59,000 cases

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> tonight, with just five days until the election, the presidential candidates are pouring their time and resources into the battleground states that will determine who wins. president trump and former vice president biden targeting florida today. we did see biden in georgia on tuesday. let's discuss what's going on with the mayor of atlanta, keisha lance bottoms. thank you so much for joining us. our cnn poll of polls now shows him at 49% in georgia compared to president trump's 46%. what needs to happen in these final days for biden to do what no democrat has done in georgia since 1992, win that state. that's where bill clinton carried georgia, beat the incumbent president george h.w. bush. >> well, wolf, the fact that sitting here with georgia being in play is exciting in itself. but now this is an opportunity to truly make a difference with this electoral map. it's about turnout at this point. we've seen a record number of people turning out to

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> the nomination of amy coney barrett to the supreme court. what did we learn from them? back with us are noah feldman and emily bazelon. noah is a professor of the harvard law school, teechls constitutional law. emily is a staff writer at "the new york times." noah, my question to you, is what is the point of these hearings where the judge or to be justice never answers any questions? essentially, says i can't opine on anything that might potentially come up before the court, tries to be as bland as possible what is the point of it all? >> not much. it's a kind of kabuki theater. and it evolved slowly with the key points when judge robert bork in 1987 answered the questions honestlily and directly and so conservatively that he was rejected by the senate overwhelmingly. the confirmation of justice ruth bader ginsburg where she would not only answer questions, but wouldn't give hints in her answers or previews of what she might do. that enabled her

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit in mass incarceration of black and brown communities. the shame is on all of us. i'm working to right the wrongs of injustice. ending cash bail. ending the war on drugs. decriminalizing sex work, and passing major sentencing reform legislation. but until we reimagine community safety and end police brutality, we must keep working to reform our racist criminal justice system that's shameful to us all. >>> new mexico's governor is not pulling any punches. >> this is the most serious emergency that new mexico has ever faced. stay home. if you don't have to go out, don't go out. if an errand is not required, food, life, safety, school, work, don't do it because it is thatter a that errand and traveling that's moving the virus around. >> numbers from new mexico support that urgent tone. more than 600 new coronavirus cases in the state yesterday. hospitalizations, the governor says up 74% so far this month. state's top health official worries beds are gett

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >> bill: nfl postponing games between the new england patriots and kansas city chiefs. they will play tonight after players on both teams test positive for covid. still set to play tonight in green bay. mercedes-benz stadium and said to be the first arena to use high-tech drones to clean and disinfect. part of a company that rather the atlanta falcons and mercedes-benz stadium. a good day to you and thank you for being here. it's a beautiful facility. how does this drone work? >> well, first of all, thanks for having me. i'm excited to utilize drone technology. mercedes-benz stadium, we've always been focused on innovation. the first stadium to go totally cashless. we have mobile tickets only. now, in order to make it the safest environment for fans, we are also utilizing drones to sanitize the stadium. >> bill: what is the disinfectant? can you describe this to us at home? how effective can it be? >> we are using two kinds of disinfectant. one is hy

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit ♪. charles: president trump telling fox business today, there is a chance a stimulus bill could be reached before the election. now the president says he likes stimulus and he wants stimulus. he is willing to go higher than the current $1.8 trillion offer. joining me republican congressman andy biggs of arizona. just right not long after that, congressman biggs, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell rejected the package, any package that would exceed $1.8 trillion. the republicans have come a long way in all of this. where are we now? would you back a $1.8 trillion package if nancy pelosi said it was okay? >> if it was 1.trillion dollars, includes a whole policy issues refund planned parenthood i would probably oppose it. nobody knows the details of these. you have such vast differences between the senate plan, the nancy pelosi's plan with the white house is talking about. the good news is that they're negotiating. that is a positive sign but the

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> on election day 2016 "the new york times" says hillary clinton had an 85% chance of being america's next president. that judgment was of course based on polling. so i was struck by an article by "the times" nate cohn this week that said joe biden's current lead in the polls was so large it could withstand the polling error like the one in 2016 and he would still be elected. i wanted to understand more about that and more about what effect positive or negative the president's bout with covid may have. nate cohn, welcome back to the show. let me first ask you about the most recent polls where biden's lead seems to have expanded. is that largely about the debate? people often say debates don't matter. did this one matter? >> there is a long history of debates having a short-term effect in the polls. it's possible this will be seen in a similar light. he look at all of the polls since the first debate, i think it suggests that joe biden's lead has ma

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> joe biden is slamming president trump's handle being of the pandemic in trump's repeated attacks on fauci today. m.j. lee is live with us in delaware. what does biden have to say in the statement? >> reporter: everything this week is leading up to thursday night's debate. joe biden is off the campaign trail today. he is here in wilmington, delaware, doing debate prep so see if they add any public events heading into thursday. when you talk to the biden campaign the one thing they will consistently continue to say what they feel about is the continued contrast between president and biden how they have talked about covid-19. as you have been talking all day today, the president going after anthony fauci and continuing to say that the country is turning a corner when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, a very different tone and message from what we have seen from joe biden. he just released a new statement and i want to read a part of it. it says

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit ♪. charles: it has been called apple's most important event in years. its virtual launch of new lineup of iphones wrapping up moments ago. the world's most valuable company unveiling 12 iphone models and done a major redesign of the iphone in years. susan li joins us live from the event. reporter: this is introduced by tim cook. listen. >> we design our products to work better together seamlessly and intuitively. we also design them to be secure and to protect your privacy because you should be the one in control of how your personal data is used. we applied these principles when we created homepod. homepod is a breakthrough speaker that combines precise high fidelity sound with the intelligence of siri. reporter: that was surprise wave that apple started this presentation but we also of course got those four, 5g capable iphones, three sizes here. that includes the biggest screen size ever at 6.7-inches. a mini iphone at 5.4 inches. we have a range

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit liz: look at amc stock. it's popping with extra butter, up about 17% on the news that more theaters have now been given the green light to reopen in new york state. the company announced about a dozen theaters are going to get to open up on long island and in upstate new york this friday after getting that green light from governor andrew cuomo. now, new york city theaters are still on the outside looking in. they are not yet included in the reopenings. nationwide, amc says it expects to have 530 of its 600 theaters open by the end of this month. as amc reopens theaters in the empire state, the film industry itself is back in the big apple as well. rolling on tomorrow's favorite tv shows and movie blockbusters. where else would kristina partsinevelos go? to queens, with more on where are you and tell us what you're seeing being shot right now. reporter: liz, i don't think i'm ready for my close-up just yet but there's good news. finally, action here

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >> neil: the titans and steelers will not be playing on sunday as planned. blame the pandemic. what's wearing a lot of other folks is could this upset the schedule beyond these two teams? after this. ♪ >> neil: already, some are calling this a political hair mary passed. democrats are trying to stop judge barrett's nomination from happening right now appeared wanting to push it off until after the election. where is that going question mike chad pergram with more and out. chad. >> hey, you'll come it's unclear if they can do anything of the democratic side of the aisle. judge mikami. has not met with any democratic senators yet. that will come. she's met with 11 senators to take my by the end of the week it will be 30 after the 53 republicans in the sun upgrade a lot of these meetings or pleasantries, boilerplate, they go through getting to know you. but sometimes there are questions of substance. report is posed a question to jerry moran, a republ

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> in our policy lead, president trump has again changed course on the stimulus. he says once again he will negotiate with democrats on a big coronavirus relief deal. not only that, the president is claiming he wants an even bigger relief package than either the democrats or republicans have proposed, which is the exact opposite of what he said a few days ago. manu raju is live on capitol hill for us. manu, give us a reality check here. it seemed that the democrats wanted to spend too much, and now the president is saying he wants to spend more than the democrats? >> yeah, the president is all over the place on this. he pulled the plug a few days ago saying he wanted to put off the issue of stimulus talks until after the election that sent wall street panicking. but republican leaders, including mitch mcconnell, says he's agreed with the president's approach. now after the backlash the president received, he's back at the negotiating table. today hi

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit charles: lil wayne becoming the latest rapper to meet with president trump to discuss ways to help black americans, lil wayne tweeting besides what he has done so far with criminal reform, the platinum plan is going to give the community real ownership, he listened to what we had to say today and assured he will and can get it done, joining me too discuss white house domestic policies league brooke wallin's. i gotta tell you, first of all i am shocked but also happy to see independent thinking folks that know that their livelihoods could depend, imagine this, ice cube, 57 walked it back but he said what he meant, lil wayne, their popularity is going to take a hit but they're doing it because they love the black community, they've seen from the on-chip renewal efforts, from their own success what needs to be done for wider success for the entire community, what do you make of it? >> i think we are so grateful, we are so encouraged, it's interesting li

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit liz: the mouse house glowing green at this hour. i want to show you shares at the moment. disney is moving higher, one of the most widely traded stocks here. it's up 1.7% after, this is interesting, activist investor daniel loeb getting involved. he's now urging disney to halt its dividend. usually that would be not good. he said stop the dividend in order to double down on streaming content spending. loeb making the push to see disney be way more aggressive in its streaming. not only as it faces stiff competition from the likes of netflix and apple, but loeb also pushing for the movie giant to more aggressively shift its releases to its disney plus platform amid the pandemic, as of course movie theaters continue to struggle and a lot of movie studio companies are not going to release movies until maybe next year. so disney at $123 a share even. >>> how about this. tiktok or instagram stories, snapchat, for the office set? yeah, between you and your

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