People are here.
Have a seat.
Thanks so much for being here.
What a special day.
You're my very first in-person audience since March.
I think you're real people.
Are you real people?
I don't know.
Either that or I took too much Claritin this morning.
I feel like I'm seeing real people.
You're spaced six feet apart.
We got as many of you in here as is possible.
And please, when you dance, try not to drift,
because you're supposed to--
if you drift, someone else should drift to the other side
too, so you're six feet apart at all points of time.
You're also the first audience to see
my new autumn-themed set.
Look at this.
Isn't that pretty?
Because we don't have that in LA, so we do it indoors.
So this is what it's supposed to look like outside.
We're gearing up for Halloween.
That's why we have all these pumpkins and gourds
and Andy looks nervous.
And-- no, I'm kidding.
Andy looks nervous everyday, no matter what is going on.
All of you were tested, and you were tested negative for COVID.
Yes--
Some of you tested positive for other things,
but I'm no snitch.
I'm not going to--
it's-- I'm grateful for whatever you did to get here and not
just you, but the studio-- and the studio,
but my virtual audience as well.
Thank you all for being here.
I don't know what you did.
If you called off work or school or told your kids
to play with the iPad while you ran to the store for a minute
or whatever you told them.
Your secret is safe with me and that camera and that camera
and that camera and that camera.
Speaking of work, how many of you
are working from home right now?
All right.
I noticed a lot of news reporters
are also working from home.
And when you're working from home, and you're live on TV,
a lot can go wrong.
Here's what happened when a reporter tried to do
a serious interview from home.
Literacy.
YouTube, which you mentioned, Dean Caroline, already good.
Kids do it-- YouTube Kids do it, and the BBC
are also now embracing this.
Why-- I apologize for my cat's tail.
Why are you not doing this by default?
Rojo, put your tail down.
See, I would watch a lot more news
if that happened every single time.
When it comes to being live on TV from home,
it's always important to check your surroundings first,
especially if you're going to do something in the bathroom.
People definitely want access to their services.
So people won't have to do this much longer.
In Stockton, Melinda Meza, KCRA3 News.
Oh, she is brave.
OK, just in case you missed it the first time,
we're going to play it again.
And pay attention to the circle in the background.
People definitely want access to their services.
So people won't have to do this much longer.
In Stockton, Melinda Meza, KCRA3 News.
OK, I have so many questions.
Did she not hear water running?
Did she not know how mirrors work?
Was she really giving herself bangs?
Those are my questions.
Here's another reporter who didn't
check their background first.
Valley business is making changes
to ensure the customer and worker safety.
Starting today, White House Fruit Farm in Canfield
is temporarily closing to walk-in traffic,
due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In case you missed that the first time, let's
see that again.
White House Fruit Farm in Canfield
is temporarily closing to walk-in traffic,
due to the coronavirus pandemic.
All right, I'll give $100 to anyone who can tell me
what he was talking about.
All right, now it seems like a cat
and men are the only ones who make it hard to work from home.
But it's not true.
It's also dogs.
3, 2, 1.
More cold air--
[DOG BARKS]
3, 2, 1.
[DOG BARKS]
Cold air continues across the area tonight.
Potential for some frost and freeze for some of us.
The warm up, it's going to take--
[DOG BARKS]
Say hi.
Come here.
Sit.
3, 2, 1.
Frost and freeze for some of us again tonight.
The cold air is lingering through much of the week.
We'll show you when the best chance of precipitation
is with future cast.
[DOG BARKS]
That our affiliate.
That's Scott Connell at KSDK at NBC St. Louis.
Hi, Scott.
It turns out that that was not the first time that
had happened to Scott.
So let's take a look.
3, 2, 1.
[DOG BARKS]
After glorious sunshine across the area on Sunday,
clouds rapidly roll in with a chance for rain to start--
[DOG BARKS]
3, 2, 1.
After glorious sunshine on Sunday,
clouds roll in to start the week,
and that means a chance of rain.
3, 2, 1.
[DOG BARKS]
Maple, shush.
Maple, shh.
All right, here's my advice--
[DOG BARKS]
Sorry about that.
3, 2, 1.
[DOG BARKS]
Maple, shush.
3, 2, 1.
[DOG BARKS]
Oh, you know what, forget it.