might have ohio in play. president trump aren t storming across the country, north carolina, a key senate race. also going to be making stops in florida, in pennsylvania, iowa, where he is trying to give a lift to senator joni ernst in the senate. all of this comes at a time in which there are now a new report about how both of the candidates to be spending their election night. i spoke with a source close to the president s reelection campaign early this morning who told me the president will be having a close circle of prominent notable names surrounding him on election night at the white house, where he likely could give some type of national address, whether or not he declares victory, whether or not joe biden declares victory, we don t know. the president suggesting he is preparing his team for there to be not just a long night ahead of them, but along several days after the election. guy: we are talking david: we are talking about election week. looking forward to spe
berkeley. is school really out for the summer? new remarks from governor newsom and some answers about what the future could look like for your family. plus social distancing and socializing. the popular new way to hang out with friends and listen to concerts without leaving your home. well, every night important new information about this unprecedented time we are living in. we have extended this newscast until midnight. good evening and thanks for being with us. i m raj mathai in the studio. and i m janelle wang in the newsroom. we begin with a dangerous situation at a senior living facility. three residents have tested positive for the virus. nbc bay area s jean elle is in burlingame with the latest. jean? reporter: janel, this is a danger situation for seniors at atria senior living in burlingame. three residents have tested positive for coronavirus. you can see there s a sign on the front door that says it s temporarily closed to visitors until further noti
also spreading around the world. the who saying it is not a pandemic but saying it is deeply worrying. before we came on air i was looking at the definition of an epidemic and a pandemic. an epidemic affects a few regions, but a pandemic is something which goes global. we have cases in italy, cases in iran, kuwait, over 12 dead in iran. is it a pandemic? it seems to fulfill that particular criteria or definition. david: what is the risk posed to beijing? they postpone the congress and language coming out of the conference call that was held by president xi suggests he is concerned about beijing. : 170,000 people on the conference call, and some of the details coming out. the fear is does president xi jinping consolidate power? this is a question being asked by a lot of people. people have already seen him grab power with reducing his second term. he has unlimited terms. on.nt to get what is going we have just gone 1:00 in the morning. there is an airy calm. when we look at wh
strongest hurricane ever and authorities say it still poses a serious threat. the big concern now is from the rain and mudslides which would be caused from that rain which is still falling across many parts of this country. mexico s president has expressed some cautious optimism. in a video a few hours ago addressed to the nation he reminded everyone to remain caution. puerto vallarta was expected to bear the brunt of the storm. our martin savidge was there reporting and he now brings a sigh of relief. rain has been falling on puerto vallarta for a number of hours now but what they did not get is what they feared, and that s the full impact of patricia. we did not see hurricane winds or a storm surge. both of which could have been catastrophic in a city that s so full of high-rise hotels and homes built along the waterfront. of course it s going to be weeks. it would be safe to say any nation would have struggled with that short lead-up time and on top of that the catastrop