he isjust rob. being proud of everything that all us family's done, but what rob's achieved, i've never felt as proud as i do now.

rob: it can be both. one of the things that fueled the growth bubble this year was stimulus payouts. checks going out to people, sporting events closed. people take their sports gambling over to robinhood. that is all well and good, but we haven't seen retail investors have the kind of influence that they've had this year since the 1970's. it is really quite remarkable. with the stimulus being very doubtful that there will be large additional stimulus in the months ahead, maybe there will be, maybe there won't, but it won't go on forever. there may be another round, but there won't be additional rounds. once that stops, the speculative buying of the tech names disappears and it becomes more thoughtful investors, institutional investors, weighing the relative growth opportunities and valuation opportunities. so simply a lack of renewed stimulus could be all the catalyst you need for value to rebound. romaine: we want to get your thoughts a little more on what is going on in washington. we need to take a co

rob's with us in spirit. that's for sure at the moment. we've carried him to all the way through and he has been very much an inspiration for us and i think it's really fitting we have done it this year for rob. hello, and welcome to sportsday. we were hoping for drama in the merseyside derby and it didn't disappoint. everton came from behind twice to draw 2—2 at goodison park, but liverpool were left bemused by a late var decision that denied them victory. patrick gearey was watching. goodison park is one of the few places on merseyside that you are allowed to meet your neighbours. in the league, everton started this derby ahead. in the match, quite the opposite. sadio mane scored for liverpool after just two minutes, and after five, they threatened again. were van dijki not slightly offside, it would have been a penalty. as it was, it only ended the van dijk‘s match. with great defenders, you notice the most when they're not there. michael keane was there and it was 1—1. klopp was unnerved. liverpool conceded seven in the last matc

i think it is rob. it is testament to rob. it is his strength of character, just keeps me going was not he has been a tower of strength for me, if anything, he has been a strong one. he has been telling me to pull myself together. you can get upset but it is not going to change things. you know, i would rather spend the time with happy memories and making the best of what we have got for as long as we can. who is looking after you? i'm fine, i'm a tough cookie, i am fine. allen we have really good support, family and friends and people from rugby. i've spent a year with rob and his family, filming a bbc breakfast documentary, which will air on bbc two later tonight. i know you think it is a sad story but is it is —— it is a i know you think it is a sad story but is it is —— it isaa i know you think it is a sad story but is it is —— it is a a story about love and family. just after seven this morning we'll hear from rob's friend and teammate kevin sinfield. and at 8:10 we'll be showing a bit more from that film and

he isjust rob. being proud of everything that all us family's done, but what rob's achieved, i've never felt as proud as i do now. rob now struggles to speak. but technology is helping him to communicate in a new way. electronically augmented voice: hi, sal. mnd has taken his voice, but his spirit has amplified awareness of this dreadful disease. i'm very grateful for the awareness that bbc breakfast have given to mnd. and i'm determined to beat this disease, and it starts with have a strong mindset. very moving. sally nugent was talking to rob burrow about his struggle with motoneuron disease. boris johnson is preparing to announce tough new local coronavirus restrictions in england as medical advisers warned of the dangers of failing to act. the liverpool city region is expected to face the toughest restrictions with pubs, gyms and bookies closed. three nightingale hospitals in manchester, harrogate and sunderland have been put on standby to help with the spike in covid admissions. an update on th

whoa, got my attention, rob. thanks a lot. >> thanks, rob. up next returning to campus, cal students will be going to class in person tomorrow, but not in the lecture halls. we'll explain. >> plus, a covid scare for the las vegas raiders could cost of the team some very big b >>> a limited number of students will be allowed back on the u.c. berkeley campus starting tomorrow. it's part of a pilot program for outdoor classes. among those taking part are music department students who play string instruments. also natural resource students primarily in ecology can hold fieldwork sessions. business students can also meet together. university hopes the program can lay the groundwork for bringing back in-person learning in the spring semester. >> house speaker nancy pelosi says she is going to seek another term. experts say the announcement underscores confidence among democrats. they're going to be able to keep the majority in the house on election day. pelosi called the president's prediction that republicans would re-take the house as, quote, del

for rob. and it shows how close rugby league is as a community but i just how close rugby league is as a community but ijust think how close rugby league is as a community but i just think for how close rugby league is as a community but ijust think for me it speaks volumes about rob as himself. i think people have so much respect for how he conducted himself as a person and how he played the actual sport and people, no matter what their club sport and people, no matter what theirclub in sport and people, no matter what their club in rugby league, want to come and support rob and i think with rob as well, and also doddie weir, itjust goes beyond the sport as well and people realise it is such a divinity to disease, so brutal, and people want to do things about it. i think it is wonderful to see, in what has been a particularly difficult time for everybody over the last 6—8 months. difficult time for everybody over the last 6-8 months. tell me a bit more about your challenge tomorrow. because

let's get right to rob marciano there getting hit in new orleans at this hour. rob? >> reporter: we are, david. the eye wall of hurricane zeta right now is cutting into new orleans. we've already had winds gusting over 100 miles an hour. you can see the winds ripping down canal street. see the giant palm trees. all season, new orleans has been threatened, but tonight, this city is taking a direct hit. tonight, fast-moving her skein zeta slamming the gulf coast, with high winds and surging waves, as families hunker down. >> it does not look like we're going to escape this time. people need to hunker down. and be prepared. >> reporter: here comes zeta roaring ashore in southeast louisiana, the third hurricane to make land in this state in just two months. this time, new orleans going to take a direct hit. >> this is not a drill. we do expect directly impacting the city of new orleans. >> reporter: the city closing its massive floodgates. and then there is this wall. new since katrina, just east of new orleans. designed to keep any gulf surge out of the city. it is huge

rob is with us in spirit. that's for sure at the moment. we have carried him to all the way through and he has been very much in inspiration for us andi has been very much in inspiration for us and i think it's really fitting we have done it this year for robert. late var controversy in the merseyside derby as delight turns to disbelief forjurgen klopp‘s side. and steven gerrard's rangers take the honours in the old firm derby thanks to an unlikely hero. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. it couldn't have been much closer in the challenge cup final, and it was leeds rhinos who came out on top, beating salford red devils 17—16 to lift the trophy for the first time in five years. and the presence of guest of honour rob burrow was felt everywhere at wembley, even though he was watching the game from home. adam wild reports. on the big occasion, so often it is about who can handle the atmosphere for this challenge cup final, who could cope best equipment a first final reports offered in more than half a century. leads, if y

rob was under a tremendous amount of stress. obviously a wife and a a child. he said listen, let me make some calls, let me call george who is hunter biden's lawyer see what i can do. but they sort of presented it as if that's going to be impossible for me to get done. you know, i'm not naive. i know it's not impossible. it's a single phone call from joe biden to adam schiff saying basically go on record and retract her statement. i was up late that night and when the statement wasn't retracted, come monday morning i was ready to go on record and tell that record was i was willing to go in front of any senator, any congressmen, the department of justice, the fbi, or sit here with you, tucker. and basically provide the facts to the american people and let them make their decision. this isn't a political focus of mine. they were accusing my family of treason after i served this country and defended this country. >> tucker: so the reason you won't appear in this interview -- i just want to affirm for our audience -- i don't take you out and he desired to do this

>>on this story what's going on rob. >>that's right vicki and grant a week ago friday, we're told there was a party at a private residence here in the gilroy area attended by some 200 people that is clearly a violation of the county health order now everyone that was at that party is urged to get tested as soon as possible, here's more. >>students at north christopher high school here on senator risa boulevard and gilroy high school on 10th street are impacted. it's not clear exactly how many people may have been exposed to the coronavirus but school officials in conjunction with the county health department are encouraging all students between the ages of 1418 get tested. district confirms that at least one person attending a private party has tested positive. there are approximately 200 people at the party at a private residence back on october 16th, 64 people were tested on saturday at a special test center set up to screen those who attended the party, many of those in attendance at the party participate in sports. t

whoa, got my attention, rob. thanks a lot. >> thanks, rob. up next returning to campus, cal students will be going to class in person tomorrow, but not in the lecture halls. we'll explain. >> plus, a covid scare for the las vegas raiders could cost of the team some very big bucks. details next. they all endorse yes on prop 25. to end unfair, unjust, discriminatory money bail. governor gavin newsom and van jones. they're voting yes on 25. the western center on law and poverty. the dolores huerta foundation. californians for safety and justice. and the california democratic party. they all agree that the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. so, vote yes on prop 25. >>> a limited number of students will be allowed back on the u.c. berkeley campus starting tomorrow. it's part of a pilot program for outdoor classes. among those taking part are music department students who play string instruments. also natural resource students primarily in ecology can hold fieldwork sessions. business students can also meet toget

>> all right, rob marciano. rob, take cover. we are thinking about everyone across the gulf tonight. >>> but in the meantime, it is now a race to the finish for president trump and joe biden. six days to go until election day. president trump at arizona today. at each stop along the way, saying we're rounding the turn on the virus. and what the president said about the disturbing new numbers, the cases in the midwest and elsewhere. joe biden promising a national plan to get the virus under control. holding a briefing with public health officials and blasting the president after hundreds of trump supporters were stranded in near-freezing cold for hours in nebraska overnight. some were taken to the hospital. it has become clear in these final days, as the president makes his case, he's fighting not only joe biden but the reality that there is a surge of the virus. cases up in 45 states. deaths now up in 30 states. here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: in the final days of his campaign, donald trump

appreciate it rob that's kron four's financial expert, rob black with us live tonight all well coming up. >>new rules allow medicare and medicaid recipients to receive a covid-19 vaccine for free and the plan for mass distribution once a vaccine is available our guy rob black just referenced this new coronavirus lockdowns happening in europe, how france and germany are working to curb a surge of cases plus preparing for yet another night of civil unrest in philadelphia with the children of walter wallace junior doctors say about their father's death. >>there's no end in sight on a big story we've been following for a couple days now in philadelphia there's new information about that police shooting death of a black man that has now prompted 2 straight nights of unrest, you see some of the video here police are now saying they will release the 911 tapes and the body camera footage in the near future in their words after officer shot and killed walter wallace junior on monday. there have been big protests also widespread vandalism and looting the past couple nights. the 27 year-old fami

so i've asked rob. rob about have asked this and i'm so but that it that generations get more conservative as they get older. can you talk about what commands might look like to that sort of assumption? things, we have generations more racially diverse. conservativere when the age phenomena does not translate to younger generations giving racial diversity. they're also more educated so it perhaps does not translate because of that. there's another piece of the puzzle, what tara is mentioning. we have generations that because of changes in society, because of two economic sessions, may have landmarks of adulthood delayed or maybe they do not happen at all. those are childbearing and homeownership which people often think about conservatizing types of behaviors. just kind of kind of thinking through, again, being so pathetic for my end that these things occur or could occur. the other edge of the sword there, how are the ways this might just not apply to these generations. >> it is ingrained in conservati

limited indoor dining kron four's rob fladeboe has the details now live from san jose rob. >>yeah hi saw sanaa's the you know the soon as this could happen would october 13th that's next week. so if the current downward trend new case numbers hospitalizations and positivity rate year santa clara county continues to trend downward than restaurants will be permitted to welcome back customers for indoor dining at 25% of capacity there's more. >>excitement is building here on saint peter's square in downtown san jose al fresco or outdoor dining in the closed-off street or on back patios restaurants are making plans to reopen indoor dining rooms that have been closed for 6 months due to the coronavirus pandemic struggling restaurants need all the help they can get right now says the owner of a flare, he's irish pub, david morgan hill things have been really just we just have an access to the patio should the plan at least have access to a patio but. >>this will definitely help you know what let me get some are badly needed revenue coming in and going into the orange here the sta

rob, thank you so much. we'll come back to you soon. >>> let's transition now to a lighter note, although perhaps maybe not if you're a lakers fan. that's because the miami heat keep their hopes alive in the nba playoffs taking game five in a match-up that went down to the buzzer. janai is here with the highlights. janai, good morning. >> hey, good morning, the lakers showed up in their black mamba uniforms hoping to take it all home the l.a., but that's not what happened. in game five of the nba finals. ended bl-ll the end with the lead going back and forth changing hands seven times in just the last three minutes. imagine that for fans watching. lebron james and jimmy butler came ready to fight. king james scoring 40 trying to seal the deal for his fourth championship, but jimmy butler was not about to let that happen sinking both foul shots to put the heat in front with just over 21 seconds left on the clock. danny green had a chance to bring e lakersacth and a last-sy king james missing the bucket at the

we want to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda on this crazy weather. rob? >> yeah, i've been watching the threat over the next 24 hours of these gusty winds on the increase around the bay area. red flag warning due to dry winds. we could see some power i eer i some of that planned and the unplanned, as we might see tree damage. technically, these are on shore cooling winds. we had some drizzle and mist and light rain at times this morning, as you see the wind speeds around the bay area, on shore from 10 to 20 miles per hour. the wind advisory tomorrow, that will be a sign to strong, gusty offshore winds, clearing out the skies and set the stage from a calm start to your sunday to a blustery finish. you see the numbers starting to go up. gusts approaching almost 50 miles per hour. that's going to take the air that has a lot of marine moisture and send it flying offshore. this dry air and the strong offshore wind will be at the driver for the red flag warnings we'll see across the bay area. this gets started at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. this includes the coast, th

in los angeles in may of 2017 that you're referencing, i met with hunter biden multiple times, and rob walker and the discussion was they wanted me to sit down with of the fathers to meet with him and at a high level discuss the biden family. >> tucker: let me ask you, can you explain to us who rob walker is? >> a partner in rosemont seneca and had a very close relationship with the biden family and had developed and been working with james throughout 2015 and 2,016 to develop this deal with the chinese. >> tucker: what was his relationship with the family? >> my understanding is he had worked in prior administrations that had a very close relationship and in his own words in an email to me, he states that everyone was contributing for telling me how they wanted to participate and in an email he basically states in his own words to me, i want to continue acting as a proxy for hunter biden, jim biden, and the bidens around the world. the biden family. >> tucker: so they want you to meet with the former vice president in l.a. how did that play out? >> the former vice president was flying

as rob's condition has deteriorated he has had to lean on lindsay more than ever. rob is going to go to a stage where he is probably not going to be able to walk or talk. you know, just to have his independence taken away from him. steve fox posted this message the following day. back to covid—19. and viewers we re back to covid—19. and viewers were divided again on tuesday of the response by labour leader sir keir starmer to boris johnson's statement the previous day. this time it was shown live on the news channel. the government has not got a credible plan to slow infections. it has lost control of the virus. and it is no longer following scientific advice. that elicited this reaction from alison simpson. again, though, there was a different perspective, with phil green e—mailing this on wednesday. so what was the government's response to sir keir starmer‘s response to sir keir starmer‘s response to sir keir starmer‘s response to the prime minister's announcement? well, not favourable. they met —— don't know minister or spokesperson is going on t

rob? rob: thanks, john, good morning, everyone. know, i'm here to do just a little bit of along with work, john, just to lay out everything. as john mentioned this is sixth year doing this report. been ose of who you have with us for a long time, thanks for being here, it's nice to see it's remotely. but for those who are kind of i to the project, i thought would just give some tips about, thinking about the project and what we're doing. if i could have the slides up. is that what we are tt all about is trying to understand the potential impact of demographic change. there have been changes that have been happening to the country, both in terms of racial >> there are two things to think about. he first is that really what we're all about is trying to respond the potential impact of demographic change. we expect tho continue to happen. what we are trying to do is get a handle on the picture of what the future might look like, or various futures could look like. and the second thing that i think is important to take away is that we a

we're going to begin with rob in lake charles. rob, you told us last night with so many homes are roofs torn off already. families hoping the second blow doesn't do them in completely. >> reporter: so tough, david. it's heart to believe it's happening again. another hurricane hitting the u.s. a second one here in lake charles. those big trucks you see behind me, recovery vehicles working for weeks trying to put this town back together. now hurricane delta's eye is coming ashore, and southwest louisiana is getting slammed again. tonight, hurricane delta is making a record-breaking landfall in southwest louisiana, pounding waves and howling wind. up to 11 feet of storm surge in spots. >> this is a big storm. we've got winds of 115 miles per hour. >> reporter: lake charles took a direct hit from category 4 hurricane laura just six weeks ago, one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the u.s. many homes still covered in blue tarps as families rebuild, and debris still piled in neighborhoods. the winds are picking up now here in lake

let's get to rob mayeda. he is tracking all of that. rob. >> yeah, and that fire activity obviously impacting the smoke around the bay area. but the area that was just reissued the red flag warning is in the north bay hills where we're seeing conditions along the glass fire still in the 90s with some very dry conditions. humidity at about 11% and the wind is out of the northwest at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. for this area, between now and 6:00 a.m., higher elevations will continue to see those gusts out of that northwest wind. so we may see that fire pushing slightly to the south and east based on that wind direction. now, the smoke continues to pour into especially inland contra costa county. you're seeing the view there in walnut creek where it's 94 degrees. notice the areas in red still from areas around walnut creek down into san ramon and livermore. down into the south bay, san jose seeing some unhealthy air, and the wind picking up a little bit in santa rosa is actually slightly improving the air quality picture there. as we h

rob, we all remember last night you were getting slammed there in new orleans. we appreciated the effort as we were watching you on the air. i know you're in atlanta tonight. we can see the damage right there behind you. >> reporter: yeah, we have winds over 50 miles an hour in atlanta as zeta came through. luckily the folks who own this house were out of town so nobody got hurt here but a massive tree coming down. we're not done with zeta yet off the coast of new jersey rocketing northeastward at over 50 miles per hour, still wind alerts behind it. a lot of rain ahead of it. new york, albany, boston, cold air will catch up with it and snow mixing in with it and cold rain continues along i-95 tomorrow morning. another tropical system in the caribbean with a good chance of developing. we have time to watch it. hurricane season, i'm sad to say, lasts another month. >> another month, all right, rob, we appreciate your reporting this week. >>> overseas, the horrific terror attack in a church in nice, france. abc's maggie rulli is there for us. >> reporter: tonight,

meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vma. he joins us with a peek at your microclimate forecast that includes poor air quality, hot temperatures, but we're starting out with a cold morning, rob. >> yeah. you know, it's interesting. we've reached the time of year now where some parts of the bay area are waking up in the 40s. we have that around santa rosa this morning, but the more common theme, unfortunately, is a view like this around walnut creek with a bit of a red sunrise occurring around the bay area. you see all the smoke around walnut creek, inland contra costa county on the map this morning. you can see all the areas in red, essentially from the berkeley hills east, through the tri-valley, the creek through sunol and livermore. the worst is around yountville, windsor and calistoga, in the purple, very unhealthy, aqi number over 200. more moderate along the inner coast and bay where a weak sea breeze has brought in clouds this morning. air quality conditions are not expected to change a lot as we head into the afternoo

e rob? john.nks,e. good morning, everyone.th i'm here to do just a little bit of introduction work, too, alog with john just to lay the land for everything. as john mentioned, this is actually our sixth year doing this report. and for those of you who have been with us for a loong time, o thanks for beingte here. it's nice to see you even if it's remotely. but for those who are kind of w new to the project, i thought i would just give you some tips thinking about the project and what we're doing. if i could have the slides up. so i think there are essentially two things that are really important to take away about states of change if this is yous first time coming to the project. the first is that really what we're all about is trying to understand the potential impact of demographic change.rsity, there have been changes that ho have been happeningw to the country both in terms of its racial diversity, its pr educational status, how old it is, the age of the electorate e thatth have been pretty dramati

i know you want to make a point, rob. piper says we're complacent but they're still going 3,600 on the s&p. you will get stimulus one way or the other, whether it's now or later. by the way, don't completely discount the idea of an 11th hour stimulus deal on the hill in the days ahead. the door has not been completely closed either. what's the point, you want to make, rob? >> right now it's all about stimulus but also i think there's something natural that happens when we have front burner items that rest there for long periods of time whether it's y2k, brexit, the trump presidency, markets tend to desensitize to those things the longer they stay front burner items i don't know if it's complacency or if it's just a desensitization to the fact. i have been completely shocked at the news we saw last week out of the eurozone in the rising cases, and how markets behaved very, very well on those days. it shows you the strength of the bid under the market i think part of it is this desensitization to what has been a front burne

>>of course rob fladeboe joins us now live for an update on the ps yes situation there. rob. >>that's right they can the winds are calm here in boulder creek and so our people's nerves. at least a 500 or so remain without power after pg shut the power off to almost 5,000 customers, let's take a closer look. >>one of pg and e's helicopter crews was inspecting transmission lines here in the san lorenzo valley thursday afternoon. shot off wednesday night into this morning for roughly 5,000 customers across the santa cruz mountains among those without electricity for a time here on rebecca drive in boulder creek was tracey lien bonds went out this morning 1010 30. >>my kids are on a zoom call for school don't think often and i no power. >>business is slow and resource centers like this one where impacted people can find water snacks and power to charge phones and other devices about a 1000 fewer customers than anticipated actually lost power and most of those were back online by midday thursday said pg and e spokeswoman myra to estado by phone we have to top we have been able to

rob. thank you john still tracking a hot spot in martinez on northbound 6.80 an accident that resulted in a car fire and crews have been running traffic breaks to get this out of your way get that fire under control it is northbound 6.80 right after the arthur road exit. >>at last check they were blocking the left lane and sometimes running traffic break so you will be backed up there on northbound 6.80 in stretches from highway 4. this is impacting people traveling from the east bay to the north bay are trying to access the benicia bridge. so i'll be keeping my eyes on this for you highway 4 looks better and was really slow through concord because of that crash on 6.80 but it's already thinning out and check this out a nice commute into san francisco we're finally delay free after a number of small issues at the bay bridge toll plaza under 15 minutes off to fremont street but we still have a motorcycle crash wrapping up in the city of fremont so we'll check out the nimitz freeway coming u

we look forward to your forecast, rob. thanks. >>> we begin now with president trump's health as he wakes up in the hospital for a second morning with coronavirus. we're getting a new look at the president as a covid patient. last night new photos released presenting a positive image showing the president working in the hospital's presidential suite on a day of conflicting reports about his condition. the white house physician evading questions during a press conference yesterday and giving a different time line of the president's illness than the white house had previously given. here is a live look outside of walter reed medical center where you can see on the bottom left of your screen a crowd of supporters remain, groups gathering outside the hospital, some without masks since the president was admitted to the hospital friday afternoon. the white house now saying these next couple of days will be, quote, critical for president trump's health after the president's chief of staff mark meadows described very concerning si

that programme about rob borough went out and said the following night. watching it proved a powerful and moving experience for many of our viewers. as rob's condition has deteriorated he's had to lean on lindsay more than ever. ...me me went and made. rob's got to get to a stage where he's probably not going to be able to walk or talk. you know just not going to be able to walk or talk. you knowjust to have his independence taken away from him. steve fox posted this message the following day. back to covid—19. and viewers were divided again on tuesday of the response by labour leaders sir keir starmer to borisjohnson statement the previous day. this time it was shown live on the news channel. the government has not got a credible plan to slow infections. it has lost control of the virus. and it is no longer following scientific advice. that elicited this reaction from allison simpson. again there was a different perspective with phil green e—mailing us this on wednesday. so what was the governments response to cirque hears response to the prime minis

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were back with tammy and rob. when i first saw this reported i could barely believe it was true, but it is true. watch. >> don't the voters deserve to know. >> i'm not going to play this game. i've already said something. love that to be the discussion instead of what he's doing now. >> the voters don't deserve to know. tammy, it's not just on the court packing issue, it's so symbolic of biden's weakness generally. he literally can't answer question because he so frightened of the response from his activists base. i would argue he was on his way to answering it and he cut himself off. this is why they kept him in the basement. he can't say anything because eventually the curtains pulled back. his first answer was the real joe biden answer which was no they don't deserve to know what i think and that was an edit and he went right into the talking point. at least they've trained him but not well enough to keep him from speaking his mind which no one wants what he thanks and what he's going to do because it reveals i

the head of public policy a christian concern and also rob john kerry executive director of the world foundation of the right to die associations you're welcome both to the program tim can we kick off with you the health minister said this was a part a very small group of terminally ill children who. with no hope. is the humane answer not to allow after thorough consultations the parents to have the final say i think this is a very cruel and dangerous and this being development in the netherlands you know you legalize euthanasia and it just gets brought a broader than the reasons get extended and extended and now you have very young children who they're going to allow for i think even the suggestion to young children maybe dying is the right option is just going to be very very disturbing for those children and just provoke anxiety i think what you have what will happen here is children will feel pressured to die and pressured to allow people to kill them what an awful thought that is and then parents as well feeling pressured to kill their children or allow their children to be kille

ginger zee and rob marciano both live tonight. >>> here in new york city, the alarming covid outbacreaks. the new hot spots tonight. hundreds of schools closed. 35 states reporti open ata >>> new video released tonight in the breonna taylor case. what it shows. >>> and america strong tonight. the grandfather, the baseballs and the note and what happened paf o after our story. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. that major hurricane about to hit the u.s. the second presidential debate now called off after president trump objected to it being a virtual town hall to protect everyone. but we're going to begin tonight with that alleged terror plot and the chilling plan. the fbi says it stopped before it could be carried out. a plan to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer. and then what they were planning to do to her. 13 suspects arrested, including seven alleged members of a right wing militia group. the fbi and state authorities conducting a series of raids in michigan. those 13 suspects taken into custody, seven of them alleged membe

rob mayeda joining us live. he is tracking it all. rob. >> yeah. we're closely watching the smoke, which actually within the last couple of hours has made a rather significant shift off to the east. we'll look at that in a moment. first let's show you the source of the smoke. of course that is the fire burning up there in the north bay, the glass fire. current conditions have come down. notice the northwest wind, which was a real problem today. that has backed off, now down to 71 degrees. humidity still 26%. on the higher hilltops of the north bay, still seeing a dry northwest wind into the morning. that's going to keep the local red flag warning for the north bay hills up until 6:00 a.m. during the day tomorrow we should not see the gusty winds or the extremely hot temperatures we had earlier today. notice green coming back to santa rosa. rohnert park down into sonoma, we're seeing similar conditions into the east bay as well. you can see oakland and san francisco back in the green. and into san jose, back into the moderate air quality as a bit of

ginger, i know rob is also down there with you, and rob is in lake charles, louisiana, and we know hurricane laura just devastated that city six weeks ago. we can see the damage right there behind you, rob. we're thinking about those families about to face this all over again. >> reporter: i know, david. the last thing this area needs is another major storm. the recovery since hurricane laura has been painfully slow. so many businesses look like this collapsed tuxedo shop. and every street and every neighborhood has rooftops that are covered in blue tarps or roadways that are lined with piles of debris, neither of which can handle or at all safe in hurricane-force winds. the mayor telling me today there are some buildings across the city that are compromised, so, he's asking residents to get out for their safety, as we expect yet another hurricane to hit this town tomorrow. david? >> that flying debris a real concern. all right, rob, ginger and our crews in both locations, stay safe and we really appreciate it. >>> the news continues and in new york city tonight, there are alarming outbreaks

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hey, rob. >> reporter: good afternoon, david. can cue and the yucatan taking a little bit of a hit out of away fro louisiana. now. plenty of gulf water to strengthen and that's what we think is going to happen. watches are up. we expect delta to get back to 2 or 3 status and grow in size by friday morning, making landfall is friday afternoon. something around the louisiana coastline. all hazards in play, including storm surge. we could see over a foot of rain. but the full fury of its winds could hit here in lafayette or down the road in lake chrlts where they are still trying to recover from hurricane laura just six weeks ago. david? >> just an extraordinary hurricane season this year. rob, thank you, again. >>> in other news tonight, two of the most wanted isis terror suspects in the world have arrived here in the u.s. to face justice. the two men, both british citizens, were captured in syri in a horrifyingfor,here's our c correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, two of the suspected isis terrorists accused o

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he isjust rob. being proud of everything that all us family's done, but what rob's achieved, i've never felt as proud as i do now. rob now struggles to speak. but technology is helping him to communicate in a new way. electronically augmented voice: hi, sal. mnd has taken his voice, but his spirit has amplified awareness of this dreadful disease. i'm very grateful for the awareness that bbc breakfast have given to mnd. and i'm determined to beat this disease, and it starts with have a strong mindset. time for a look at the weather. here is ben richard. thank you. good afternoon. not the brightest of sta rts afternoon. not the brightest of starts to the new week, not the warmest either, cloud and rain for many of us so far today. things are changing through the week ahead, going to turn drier, a little bit brighter but not a lot warmer. it will stay on the chilly side but this is what we've had so far today, this is what we've had so far today, this band of rain pushing its way east, notice the rain

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. even hotter today across parts of california. 102-plus in burbank and heat advisories that extend into san francisco. take a look at this map. there we have that, we have heat warnings across parts of southern california. enhanced fire danger, the red flag warnings you mentioned right where those large fires are burning. triple digit heat from redding to burbank again tomorrow, with offshore winds peaking in southern california before finally cooler and quieter weather this weekend. that's when the tropics get active again. the southern gulf, western caribbean, favorite spots in october and we are worried about at least two potential systems heading into next week. david? >> all right, rob with us tonight, as well. thank you, rob marciano. >>> and we're going to turn in the meantime to the tragic loss for model and tv host chrissy teigen and her husband singer john legend, losing a baby after pregnancy complications. teigen sharing the news on social media, what is so often suffered a

rob sechan, you have a question for mr. rea? >> yeah. when you think about the magnitude of the move in some of these valuations, how do you think about imagimanaging risk come into uncertain environments for your clients is it more of a hold-through methodology, do you pair, reposition, raise cash how do you think about that? >> yeah, that's a great question and as somebody told me early in my career, it's easy to buy stuff, it's hard to know when to sell it. so the way we manage risk is if you think about the stocks that we just got done talking about, apple and microsoft and amazon, you know, those have grown so much that they get to be outsized positions for clients so we pare those back. we really haven't sold a major position for a while, but if we made a mistake or something has run way out of favor, we'll sell it, but typically we are paring back positions and then, you know, like this year we might have pared back some apple and amazon and bought some housing names or social media names for people so it's more that than in our 4

fladeboe brings us up to date now live from san jose rob. >>that's right vicki and grant reducing the positivity rate in these hard-hit communities is very important because this will be a key factor in any further reopening of the economy, here's more. >>like this one posted that story and king roads in east, san jose remind residents that their community has been disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus after reaching a high of roughly 60% the percentage of coronavirus cases here and in gilroy is now at 57.1% that continues to trend downward. the failure to meet with the state says are health equity benchmarks could be a problem for the county as it works toward further reopenings has led the aisle. betty is always a problem when you know the impacted segments and members your community. >>or are not are not making the same progress as the rest of our commute we're not going to thrive and let everybody drives a multicultural populist language barriers in early lack of testing and contact tracing. >>contributed to the higher numbers,

hey rob. >>hey they're happy friday, thanks for having us a lot to get to tonight we first have the story of some indictments that came down today in the state of texas against several members of the race pace group known as the area in the circle charges that include murder and kidnapping we'll tell you about that. well going bring you the latest from the campaign trail less than 3 weeks to go now before the election as part of our coverage an update on covid-19 treatments which one is right now are working and which ones might not. also tonight, we'll tell you about a hospital dealing with a particularly cruel problem in this age of covid counterfeit face masks. and finally get this a louisiana man sharing his story with us after hurricane delta lead to 100,000 bees making a new home. inside of his bathroom can you even imagine a call that and more tonight here on news nation on wgn america. we certainly hope you will join us. >>thank you rob for joining us here on kron 4 news tonight. news