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Tried to interfere what this means for your vote, and our nations safety. Plus, new Research Shows masks do work. But which face coverings block covid19 the best . Announcer live, from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. Good evening. We begin tonight with urge ennews from the fbi and the department of Homeland Security. And the headline is Russian Hackers got into local and state computers in america, browsed about uncheck asked stole data from at least two u. S. Government servers the New York Times reports u. S. Intelligence pieced together details what have they believe are russias plans to enter veer in the electionin the final days or immediately after the election on november 3rd. However, the fbi reports it has no evidence yet that the integrity of the elections data has been compromised we will hear from a cyber expert on this coming right up. This on debate night in america. Joe biden and President Trump in their final scheduled faceoff, and what could be their last appearance on the same stage we are less than two hours away now. The stage set in nashville amount of live look inside here. For the first time the Debate Commission will mute and cut off a candidates mib while the other candidate is in two minutes of private time. On the weight of the debate joe biden says that he hopes President Trump plays by the rules including getting tested for covid beforehand the white house reports the president did test negative on air force one during that flight to nashville already, nearly 48 million americans have voted across the nation thats more than one third of the total vote in 2016 the real clear politics afternoon of the polls shows the former Vice President with a nearly eightpoint lead nationally and a clear edge in a number of crucial swing states the two men meet tonight before Moderator Kristen Welker of nbc news on that stage in nashville where covid19 cases in that city are surging, up 40 in just the past two weeks nbc news chief white house correspond end hallee jackson kicks off our coverage live from the debate hall. How goes . Goes well obviously a busy night and lots to coverage. Two specific strategies lets start with Vice President bidens. So, the Biden Campaign wants to make sure that the focus remains on what joe biden has been talking about for months now, shep, that is the administrations response to the coronavirus pandemic that you just referenced with those numbers here in tennessee. Watch for biden to continue to try to push that message and to do a lot of what he did in that first debate, where he turned to the camera we saw the moments where the former Vice President turned away from President Trump and delivered a message to the american voters. The campaign thought that was effective, thought they helped get his message across you are likely to see something similar this time. The Biden Campaign is ready for attacks they predict will be coming from President Trump specifically related to joe bidens son. We keep hearing that President Trump who aides have said is sometimes difficult to manage wants to do things his own way but that he has a different and specific strategy now. I dont know if he does, but people around him want him to interrupt less there is thinking inside the heads of the people close to the president that if the president let joe biden speak, it opens up the opportunity for joe biden to stumble or make a gave that the president could then attack. But that doesnt happen unless President Trump allows joe biden to have his time to talk if the president is unhappy with something joe biden is saying or if he feels like joe biden is misrepresenting his record or himself he will jump in. Of course if mics wont be muted the whole time, only for the first four minutes total of each segment to give each candidate time for uninterrupted talk. The debate coming up on nbc the debates havent moved the polls much over the years but this time around well, its 2020, so anything can happen Steve Kornacki on the president s first debate polling setback. Reporter we are always asking do debates matter of course one of the reasons the president is running from behind late in this campaign is because the first debate this year did matter this is what the polling looked like coming into that first debate at the ends of september. Trump was trailing by about six points to joe biden. A week later, after that first debate, bidens lead had grown to basically ten points. The lowest moment so far in the polling for trumps Reelection Campaign came right after that first debate trump running from behind, final debate, election closing in. Can debates this late in a president ial Campaign Cycle matter the last two elections we have had late debates, too. And guess what there was some change in the polling after them famously 2016. This is what the polling looked like between clinton and trump heading into their final debate. It was right around now in 2016. Of course trump in the final two weeks of that campaign, hes the one who gained, closed that gap nationally against Hillary Clinton of course won the popular vote doesnt always benefit the republican, though worth remembering. Eight years ago this was the scene in the polling going into the final debt remember this . Myth romney led by a fraction of a point going into their last debate against barack obama but it was obama in the final couple weeks of that campaign that is the one who grew in the polling. Romney shrunk and obama was reelected. We have had two late debates in the last two elections and the polls did change slightly but critically in both. New reporting indicates many u. S. Intelligence officials are far more concerned about russia than iran enter veering in the 2020 election also this after the direct offer of National Intelligence made a statement in the news hour last night accusing iran of sending threatening emails to democratic voters telling them vote for trump or else. The dni claiming during that hour that irans meddling was meant to damage President Trump. The iranian government denies any involvement, not surprisingly, denies any election interference and calls it a desperate attempt by the Trump Administration to question the outcome of the election in advance. Further evidence suggests that democratic voters were the ones targeted nbc is in tehran on reaction from there. Reporter tehran is vehemently denying all accusations saying unlike the United States iran doesnt interfere in the elections of other countries demanding the u. S. Ends what they call vicious and dangerous accusations against iran accusing u. S. Politicians of cooking up a scenario to undermine the confidence of american voters. Interestingly, shep, they all added the caveat that they dont compare what the next occupant of the white house is because policy would be the same but in reality joe biden would be the lesser of two evils as they believe he would return to the nuclear deal and lift sanctions whereas President Trump would only apply more pressure. Now, a Cyber Security Company Reports it found a hacker selling voter information data of nearly 150 million americans on the dark web. A lot of this information is publicly available if you pay for it but it does show how easily a foreign adversary can get their hands on all kinds of information to interfere in our elections. Lets turn to suegon gordon now former director of National Intelligence for President Trump and obama. Good to see you. Good to see you. How much Public Information is out there to be mined and how can it be weaponized so theres a lot. And not only Public Information, but we have so many locations where the information is if we dont protect them well, our adversaries are going to find it. It company weaponized not in terms of the voting themselves, but in terms of kind of creating havoc on election and where people go, what people believe, whether their names are properly activated. So it can create mischief and create chaos and disincentivize people from going to the right place. So there are certainly things that it can do. Right. I will tell you, this release, particularly on the russian activity. I was going to ask about that, that was from the top of this news hour, just to catch our viewers up we reported on this report from the government that russians are actively speaker fearing right now. They have hacked into computers. No evidence that they have compromised election systems what do you know about these particular hackers and what they are capable of doing this is why the Intelligence Community worries so much about russia they are a very capable, very expert you know, these are the descendants of the kgb this is a very accomplished set of actors. And they have a whole tool kit that they can use. The fact that they actually penetrated some networks, walk around in them, stole some data, that just is an incredibly concerning albeit not surprising view of what russia can do thats why we worry so much about them i really do want to highlight what the fbi insists it says. There is a business between getting in the Business Networks and the Voter Registration networks and being in the actual election infrastructure. Right. So there still is that gap there. But at love things can be done when you have this capable of service having this kind of access. Sue gordon, great to talk to you again. Thank you. You too, thanks shep. Judge Amy Coney Barrett is now one step closer to a seat on the supreme court. All 12 republicans on the Senate Judiciary committee voted today to approve judge barrett now the full senate expected to vote on her confirmation on monday democrats were a noshow for the hearing today. Only lasted about an hour. Instead they held a News Conference outside of the capitol on the steps the minority leader Chuck Schumer calling the process illegal legitimate if the senate does confirm judge barrett, which we fully expect, there will be a 63 conservative majority on the court. A Colorado Wildfire has exploded in size, growing more than 150 square miles in a single day they call this one the east troublesome fire it earned its name started burning last week but strong winds overnight lit it up the local sheriff says it is ripping through 6,000 acres an hour. Its bad. Its really bad. The fastmoving fire forcing an entire town to evacuate grand lake, home to roughly 400 people, emptied. Its about a twohour drive north and west of denver cops rushing door to door helping people get out there right now the fire is said to be 5 ed contained it is one of several major fires burning there. It includes the cameron peak fire, the largest wildfire in Colorado State history. Covid watch now. Big announcements from the fda the first coronavirus treatment in the United States is now approved happened today plus, the unique step toward building the Publics Trust for a vaccine. Reporter the fda pulls back the curtain on the covid19 vaccine seeking outside input on some highrisk questions. It will truly result in an avalanche of evictions. Representers are struggling so are landlords but what happens when eviction bans expire. Plus, the pandemic boom for the plastics instrument. Th covid watch, and the fall surge hitting america hard the cdc reports covid cases are increasing in 75 of our country. Average daily cases up for 15 taste in a row, increasing more than 30 over that period. Thats from johns hopkins. In the midwest, they are bearing the brunt this surge ohio recording more than 2,400 daily covid cases the highest that state has ever reported on a single day its neighbors, wisconsin, and illinois all seeing a spike in case over the past week. In the past few hours, the fda approved remdesivir as a coronavirus treatment. Its now the first and only fully approved treatment for covid19 in the country. Cnbcs meg tirrell on how the fda is assuring anything vaccine approved will be safe. Reporter this panel is considered a key safeguard on getting a covid19 vaccine to market in process that has been the fastest in history. People think safety guidelines are being durr tailed but thats not the story. Reporter today a discussion of whats to come. The data needed to support clearing a vaccine, how to track safety during the initial rollout. One idea a daily text message from the cdc and with the leading vaccines requiring two shots several weeks apart, how to ensure people get the right one the second time. Regulators olympian to track it both electronically and with paper cards. A major unanswered question, how many people will be willing to get the shots in the first place. Concerns range from the speed of the process to distrust in the government and Health Care System a poll finds just 40 of americans say they are willing to get a covid19 vaccine. Now, shep, the panel today didnt discuss any specific vaccine candidates but we are just about a week and a half away from potentially seeing the first data on these major trials on whether these vaccines work and how well we will look for that, meg, thanks so much. Does your mask protect you from covid or just the people around you researchers in japan have answered that question for the very first time. They used two automated mannequins, the one you see here, the mannequin heads and the actual virus, the infected mannequin made to cough on the other. Heres the result. The cloth mark, 17 less of the virus is inhaled by the person wearing it with the blue masks, the hospital ones that come like that, 47 less then there is the n 95 or kn 95, they fit tight 70 of everything you might inhale is filtered out the team from tokyos institute of medical science says masks alone will not stop the spread, but they are a big help. And people should do more to broke themselves like socially distance and wash up every time. The empty middle seat on Southwest Airlines during the pandemic, thats about to get sold again in Southwest Airlines the Company Making the announcement today, the problem is money southwest is struggling, and mightily the ceo there says it could be ten years before Business Travel returns to prepandemic levels. Ten years . The airline reporting its biggest loss ever, burning through 16 million every day. Believe it or not, thats an improvement. It had been 23 million a day. Many Airlines Spend the money they are spending just to stay in operation with little revenue coming in. Planes are parked. They have noshl nowhere to go, barely any demand. American, americas Oldest Airlines is in worst shape losses mounting to 200 million in the alone, hemorrhaging 44 million every day. Better than the 58 million american was burning last quarter. Improvement in the covid era what a thing bill, southwest is no longer keeping the middle seat open could that hurt its business whats the thinking . I dont think it is going to hurt the business. The bottom line is this, there may be some people who enjoy having that extra space when they get on a southwest flight but they are going to continue flying iffer going to hold off on a flight because of this move where somebody is sitting next to them they were probably not confident about flying in the first place. Alaska and delta are still keeping the middle seat open but thats evenually going to change for them as well. The airlines are disinfecting we did a documentary on this. Yeah. But are there stts on whether this is working . A study that was done by boeing where they took a virus similar to covid19 and they put it on different surfaces on a plane. Then they tested whether you sprayed disinfectant, whether or not you had the uv light wand, whether you wiped down the different surfaces, does it really get rid of the virus . And the results show, according to the university of arizona yes, they do get rid of the virus. These tactics are working according to the scientists. Of course you and i both know if somebody is feeling hinky about getting on board because of the virus it is going to be hard to convince them. Phil lebeau. A story of survival. Two stories. A pair of sisters more than 100 years young, and both of them beat covid heres cnbcs contessa brewer. Going hot oh, you are going hot. Reporter you are looking at one tough woman, tangoing at 108 years old. You okay, anna . Yeah. Reporter meet anna, a survivor of two global pandemics. Annas family says she caught the flu in 10918, the deadliest of all time. But she beat it at just six years old. And more than 100 years later she got covid19 in may at her nursing home in new jersey she battled it for six weeks what was it like to see her suffering from coronavirus. We all felt so bad for her. But she bounced back. Reporter bounced back, all right. And conquered coronavirus. Im sure there are a lot of people, miss anna, who want to know what the secret is to living so long to be honest and kind, believe in god all the good stuff. Reporter 60 miles away in queens, new york, annas younger sister, helen. Shes 105. In march, she also got covid19 and had to isolate i miss you. I know, mom, i miss you, too. Reporter her son and granddaughter couldnt visit. When we heard she had the coronavirus i thought that was it i thought this was the en. I didnt. She is so strong. I said there is no way this is bringing her down not after all these years. Reporter nicole was right, grandma made a full recovery it is possible these are americas toughest sisters yeah. Reporter his helen, how often are you kpeer sizing i do it every night before i go to bed. I take my legs, i go up and down, up and down ten times. All you life you watched what you ate. I miss my italian food. You do . Spaghetti and meatballs. Reporter the sisters facetyped on their birthday last month. Yes, they were also born on the same day three years apart after the call, friends and family rolled by in a car parade outside annas nursing home. The birthday girl took it all in from her giant throne. I felt so important the takeaway is to be joyous, and to find like the happiness in life. Reporter it is clear these sisters are intent on joy, smiling and dancing through life for the news, im contessa brewer. Absolutely love it. Contessa, thank so much. Well, they are digging for the truth of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre now and they have made an enormous discovery. We will talk to one of the archaeologists working to uncover a lost piece of history. And its clear, plexiglass is having a moment teachers, musician, even santa is getting into the game plexiglass oh, 2020 you can go your own way go your own way your wireless. Your rules. Only Xfinity Mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. And switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. Switch and save up to 400 a year on your wireless bill. With the carrier rated 1 in customer satisfaction. Call, click, or visit your local xfinity store today. Millions of americans are relying on government aid to make ends meet these days. The new jobs report tops cnbcs on the money 787,000 americans filed for Unemployment Benefits last week. A big number, but its an improvement. Its down 55,000 from the week before, below 800,000 for the First Time Since the early days of the pandemic. New Safety Measures at target. The retailer wants to get shoppers back in its stores especially during the lucrative Holiday Season it is making changes no touch payment, shorter check out lines, more drive up and pick up spots. Get this, you can even make a reservation. All this designed to make shoppers and workers feel safer. Now tab. Now coke is getting rid of 200 other brands specific names not announced they are choosing to focus on its most popular products. It is designed to kick start growth global sales slowed with restaurants shut down and movie theaters shuttered sales are lagging. On wall street, stocks getting aly after nancy pelosi pointed to them getting closer on a relief deal. A unique moment on cnbc this morning that caught our eyes and our ears who business titans came on tv and admitted they screwed it up. Jeffrey katzenberg, and meg whitman former ceo of hewlett packard, former ebay ceo, proctor and gamble they created quiby and today stood honest and transparent while falling on their billion dollar swords. Their project, quiby fails miserably and expeditiously, and they took the blame. You know, in the end i think all we can do all we can do is own it. For sure there was risk involved in it. I think all of us expected a much better outcome, a much bigger outcome from this. It was clear that for whatever reason this was not going to be as successful as jeffrey and i had hoped. We took stock of where we were and see said the best thing to do, honorable thing to do is return money to share holders. For me i have got to get back up on the horse and find the next mountain to charge up it is the only thing i know how to do. I have a lot to prove. They didnt blame covid the company did raise 2 billion from funding from Major Media Companies like disney, fox, and our parent company, nbc uniform. Also jp morgan and dwoekz. According to the tech website, the information, quiby will return about 350 million to shareholders a token of love resurfaces after 15 years, and a dramatic rescue caught on camera as we take a cnbc trip coast to coast. California. Firefighters jump into car, and choppy surf to save a man trapped on a cliff this year the golden gate overlook in san francisco. The man clinging to a rock as rescue crews try to get to them. But you see the waves toss them all around they finally reach the guy and get him on paddle board. North carolina a 97yearold woman votes for the first time letty ramsey says with everything going on in the world she shoe she had to show up at the polls. I have got a good mind. Thank god. He has blessed my mind. Miss lotty could have done curbside voting in richmond about an hours drive from wilmington but she said she wanted to watch her ballot go into the ring. Kentucky, a worker finds an Engagement Ring 15 years after a woman lost it. The homeowner says she looked for it for weeks but eventually gave up back in the day. Now it is back on her finger massachusetts. Its a boy the first male gorilla ever born at the Franklin Park zoo in boston and hes a big one, weighing just more than six pounds. Baby gorillas usually way in three to five pounds no name yet but the mama and baby are bonding well, on this cnbc trip coast to coast im Shepard Stith submit on cnbc its the bottom of the hour. Time for the top of the news 90 minutes from now the final president ial debate. The candidates trying to get out their voters with just days to the election a Record Number of people already voting, some in person, some by mail the new number, 47 million votes cast so far, 20 million just in the last four days. In arizona more than 1 Million People voted one key target group, young people who rarely turn out in big numbers. Nbcs Vaughn Hillyard with what he is hearing from College Students voting in a state where some of the polls open today. We are in Maricopa County in phoenix. It includes the campus of Arizona State university the voters in this largely suburban county make up 60 of the states electorate and has been a republican stronghold over the last decades. So far, data is showing that democrats are voting early, at a particularly high rate here, and a great number of those are folks who have never voted or voted infrequently i wanted to introduce you to luis, a sophomore at Arizona State. This is his first election. I think arizona could turn blue, i do believe that, us being gen z and half millennials now we are able to vote as a minority. Reporter latinos make up one third of the population here and its young voting population is increasingly diverse right now joe biden has a 40 point edge i dont think arizona voters 18 to 29. And the state has ma and the democratic has maintained a large portion of the latino vote generally as well. And historically where Maricopa County goes, the state goes. President trump was in the northern part of the state trying to juice his turnout in the state. Thanks vaughn arizona is one of those key states that could help decide the election these swing states are generally tightly contested and less predictable. And where President Trump made a lot of ground against clinton back in 2016 kornacki is back now steve, how critical are these races this time around. Absolutely critical lets look at it this way trrks the president s standpoint, what would it take for trump to get reelected . He got 306 electoral votes he is trying to hold onto at least 270 in 2016. Can he hold on to that what you have got here, states that donald trump won in 2016. Arizona among them they are arranged right now from where President Trump is in the weakest position in the polls to where he is the strongest. You see he is trailing in just about all of these states. From this standpoint, he got 306 electoral votes. What does it take to hang on to 270, well, if he loses michigan where he is down by seven now, knocks him down to 290 wisconsin, again, down nearly seven, if he loses there, down to 280 they could it by Congressional District innen in nebraska the polling there is bad if he loses that, brings you down to the next closest state trump trails by just over five in pennsylvania. If he doesnt reverse that, boom, that would be your Tipping Point state. That what would knock trump under 270 and put biden over it. One way the look at it, all these different swing states the line right now is right here trump has to get pennsylvania or us doesnt by just over five and he has to get everything south of here, as well if he gets pen pens and arizona, everything underneath that would be enough to hang on but he cant lose more than that, that would knock him under. Pennsylvania we may not know that until the weekend steve thank you. Plexiglass it is everywhere, restaurants, schools, at the drugstore, it is everywhere indiana ordered five miles of plexiglass to protect teachers and students santa has plexiglass, too. Preetowned malls gave us this mockup of what talking to santa may look like this year. 2020, the year of the plexiglass boom cnbc has the story. Tonight, Kamala Harris and mike pence came face to face, through plexiglass. Plexiglass. Plexiglass. Taking center stage at the Vice President ial debate earlier this month another sign the growing demand with the sheets of plastic. I feel safer with the dividers in place. Reporter at this academy, divide remembers popping up all over campus. We surveyed our students. Given the option to have a divider or a mask they preferred the dividers. Reporter scott is director of mcknickcal engineering at west point his team says the results were promising. The dividers do seem to have a met improvement in terms of the classrooms air flow. Reporter also making it safer for the west point bands they performed for the commander in chief in june. To be able to come together and play especially for a ceremony where the president comes is historic. Reporter the plexiglass coming from baltimore. We have never seen this it took us 41 years to be like this. Reporter the owner says business tripled over the lastee, demands surging from dental offices, School Districts even the house of representatives. Also in baltimore, the factory floor is buzzing at this company. We bent the sneeze guard at 90 degrees to make an l shape. We round corners to drill holes to create can you tellouts into they are working 17hour days to keep up. Turning the sheets into everything from sneeze guards to jury dividers. While the coronavirus has been great for business, larry says he would give up all of his pandemic profits in a heartbeat. I would be willing to give every penny of it back if we could make this go away right now. The search for historical truth in tulsa, oklahoma a mass grave found during a dig for victims of the 1921 race massacre there why it could be months before we know who they were and protests over police brutality, complaints of violence a movement led by young people but this one is not in america and in this one, a dozen people are dead the facts the archaeologists have made a startling discovery a mass grave in tulsa, what they believe to be the remains of victims of the 1921 race massacre there at least 12 bodies in a spot the city had no record of anyone buried nearly a century ago a white mob attacked and wiped out the area in tulsa known as black wall street experts estimate the mob killed as many as 300 africanamericans and wounded some 800 more. Local coverage now sierra, how is the city of tulsa coming to grips with this . This is an incredible moment for the tulsa community. One thats acknowledged by the mayor today. I am thankful for the citizens of tulsa who have reversed nearly a century of the conventional wisdom of this being something that we dont want to talk about and we just want to put behind us and pretend like it never happened this generation of tulsans is not doing that mayor bynum visited this site yesterday. And today. Hes not the only one. Crowds gathered here at Oak Lawn Cemetery to watch the work being done here. Some say they are surprised that the investigation has come to this point where they are actually digging up soil in search of the victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre descendants even stopped by telling me he didnt know his family was impacted by the attack until later in life he says thats because the family was so traumatized by what happened they didnt want to talk about it. Lets bring in an archaeologist from the university of oklahoma working on the excavation. With us live thank you so much. Thank you for having me. How stunned were people to find this was there, and no one had any clue well, so i think absolutely it has definitely come as a surprise we it is not unusual to encounter unmarked graves in a cemetery, especially a Historic Cemetery certainly to have encountered this number of unmarked graves in the large trench that we excavated is quite surprising, yes. You were just in a meeting i understand with descendants of the Massacre Victims what did they say about this dig. They have questions for us they are clearly very interesting. I think they are quite pleased with the fact that we made this step and we are making progress. Understandably everybody is starting to ask about the next steps. What are the next steps are they planning on exhuming the bodies. Thats the next step we would propose, exhumation would be the appropriate thing for us to do however we have a series of logistical issues we have to address in order to get to that point. That will take us a certain amount of time to actually get through all of that, including getting the appropriate court order that would allow us to perform the exhumation then we would also want to make sure that we are appropriately addressing the need to maintain the preservation of those remains while we undertake the analysis, the specialized analysis that will allow us if in fact we are looking at race Massacre Victims. Is there an idea whether people will be identified . Is there a process thats reliable all these years later there is a process. Dna is available for as one technique. If there is a match from way back then. That would be an extremely challenges process this we understand thats part of the logistical consideration i mentioned has to do with that we have to put together an appropriate strategy in order to try to even accomplish that. There are a number of things that would have to be addressed in order to do so. Obtaining the samples from the schedule the remains is somewhat easier doesnt mean it isnt itself complicated. But that is moderately it is quite a bit easier than the other end of that, which is to identify an individual that would provide a sample that would be identified as a match to our skeletal remains, especially talking about multiple generations on . So important for those families and really to make sure that history is recorded properly an important project doctor, thank you so much. There were reports of a massacre in nigeria. Amnesty International Says Government Forces have killed a dozen people on tuesday night soldiers fired shots at protesters at a toll bridge in lagos, the countrys financial hub. The Organization Says it found the remains of 12 people, hundreds injured from that attack it is accusing the police and the military the government denies it you will a the protests are the latest demonstrations in africa the government announcing, et cetera stopping a group accused of torture and murder. Beyonce posted end sars, thats the name of the group. A Major Bank Robbery in Eastern Europe plus an update on the teacher who was beheaded as we go around the world in 80 seconds. France prosecutors charging seven people in the death of a teacher who was beheaded the suspects include two students Authorities Say the killer paid those students around 350 to id the teacher. Samuel paty murdered last week after he showed his class cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad police lotter shot and killed the attacker memorials growing across the country. Georgia, dozens held hostage at a bank. Security cameras show a gunman threatening people before karate kicking a computer the armed man let 40 people go but he escaped the bank with three hostages and a reported 500,000 he later freed the hostages near a forest. Brazil check out this mobile flower shop the Business Owners cruises around rio selling flowers from her lime green 1969 Volkswagen Beetle she loves helping customers. Italy. Meet pistachio, the puppy born with green fur how did that happen . Experts say it is due to a pigment that also creates the green color when you get bruises. But no worries they say the green will eventually fay away as we go around the world in 80 seconds. A deposition sealed for the last four years is out tonight what Jeffrey Epsteins former girlfriend says she witnessed and what is still being kept from the public. Plus millions of americans say they wont be able to make re n anything inappropriate the words of Ghislaine Maxwell, the woman accused of helping Jeffrey Epstein traffic and sexually abuse underaged girls tonight we are getting a first look at a 400plus page deposition her attorneys fought to keep sealed her attorneys fought that it should be kept public. Most of it anyway. Jeffrey epsteins associates, Ghislaine Maxwell in her own words calling jufry a liar a fant cyst and a true ugly person her deposition was taken in 2016 as part of a defamation lawsuit bild phi jufry who says maxwell recruited her and other underaged girls to have sex with epstein. I dont haverys Attorney Says ms. Maxwell very inappropriately and very harshly pound our law firm table i ask she take a deep breath and calm down. The 58yearold pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking underaged girls and perjury earlier this year and is being held without bail. Federal prosecutors accuse her of lying during this deposition. Portions are redacted including names. At one point maxwell is asked about an incident in her london town house, allegations similar to those leveed against Prince Andrew maxwell says jufry is lying about the assault telling attorneys she then characterized things that took place in my bathroom in the tub itself the tub is the small for any type of activity whatsoever. Last year, jufry responded to maxwells denials. She doesnt want to be held accountable for this in her mind she doesnt think what she did was wrong that is the kind of evil monster she is. Reporter tonight, the attorneys say this is only a small part of the evidence against maxwell promising much more at trial. Maxwell is held in a federal detention facility in brooklyn her trial is next summer if found guilty on all of these charges she faces up to 35 years in prison. Stephanie, there is no Disaster Relief deal in washington, still no stimulus plan and with congress likely to go home on monday and not return before the election Everything Else is cheap talk meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people did not pay their rent last week. Those are the new numbers from the department of industry a census report found that 10 of renters have zero confidence they will be able to pay next month. Thats nearly 6 million americans. The cdc used an emergency order to ban evictions through the month of december. Soon landlords could be left holding the bag and renters could go homeless. Reporter Taylor Denchfield has been buying rental properties since he was a teenager he learned from his father, who advised him as a landlord be firm but fair. He says hes doing a lot of that these days. We have tried to work the tenants as best we could to keep them afloat and in their house and on a payment plan that works for them. Reporter he owns seven Small Multifamily Properties and now has more than twice as many delinquent tenants as before the pam. A new eviction ban imposed by the cdc to slow the spread of covid only made that worse when evictions began to resume in the area a lot of tenants suddenly started paying off their back balances that werent paying before. When the new moratorium was announced suddenly we saw payments that were coming back in stop again. Reporter why is that it is taking away the incentive to pay if we cant be evicted, why pay. Reporter landlords know if the nonpaying tenants moved out they would have demand from those who want to move in. We have yet to see robust Financial Assistance for renters or landlords having to make ends meet while they are not being paid. Reporter emily made the covid19 score card with prince tops eviction lab it tracks evictions nationally the moratorium is meant to make renters physically safe but it is not the solution. It is forestalling the problem for a few months it will result in a avalanche. Reporter last week the cdc updated its moratorium saying landlords can start the legal eviction process thousand but just cant remove the tenants. That means come january, shep, the tenants could be out on the street immediately. Awful, dinah. Such a sign of the times that on the same day we get the rental numbers we get news of record home sales. Yeah, today the realtors reported september home sales soared to a 14 year high and prices hit a new record because of that demand it shows the increasing divide between the haves and the havenots in this pandemic. Yep, the winners and the victims. Thank dinan. Well, the westminster dog show, heres good news it is getting three new breeds this year. But the show wont be at the worlds most famous arena this time around. Apparently Madison Square garden is not the best place for doggy distancing where the show is heading and the details on the new breeds. And Charlie Brown is coming to a streaming service near you if you dont have a streaming seic gd ie its moving day. And while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. It only takes about a minute. Wait, a minute . But what have you been doing for the last two hours . Delegating . Oh, good one. Move your Xfinity Services without breaking a sweat. Now thats simple, easy, awesome. Xfinity makes moving easy. Go online to transfer your services in about a minute. Get started today. Debut at westminster dog show. Here they are. I cant say those names without making a fool of myself. But the pictures are you a some of sadly, they wont be in Madison Square garden like normal , that covid next years show, outdoors, westminster reports they are moving to a Riverside Estate 30 minutes north of manhattan that wouldnt be comfortable in the middle of winter so it will happen in mid june 2021. Tuesday, nasa managed to land a spacecraft on an asteroid hurlgting through space grab some rocks and dirt and start the journey back to earth. Now we have footage of the moment it all went down. The hope that the touchdown grabbed rocks and dirt to bring back to earth and that those sample also give clues what the universe was like 4. 5 billion years ago yea science. It is the great pumpkin, Charlie Brown, but it wont be on broadcast television. It is going digital. If you have an apple tv plus account it is included everyone else will need to get a sneak 350ek at a time to be determined same for thanksgiving show and even a Charlie Brown christmas first time in 60 years no peanuts on tv during the holidays. Cue the orchestra, covid surge is racing across the country. An alarming spike in ohio. The governor reporting nearly 2,500 cases since yesterday, the most since the pandemic began. The fbi and the department of Homeland Security report Russian Hackers have been breaking into local and State Government Computer Systems in the u. S. The New York Times reports they have been able to get into Administration Systems and have access to information and they are concerned about the vote the feds say there is no evidence to date the integrity of the elections date have been compromised. We are about an hour away from the final president ial debate in this president ial election this year the debate only putting up one mic at a time during setup questions now you know the news on this thursday, october 22 it is 5 00 a. M. At cnbc. 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