now we turn to paul and evelyn. former deputy assistance secretary of defense. both know their way around national security. paul, your review of this plank tonight? >> i think overall, it was a missed opportunity. they did 15 minutes on national security, rolling out john kerry, who got out of the military 40 years ago. colin powell, who got out of the military 20 years ago. i think they really missed an opportunity. powell is largely viewed as a democrat by most. he endorsed obama back in 2008. i think they could have looked forward to the future, like general mattis or general gates. it was a real missed opportunity that left the democrats looking backwards on national security than forward. they can really trump. he's totally vulnerable. i've called president trump president mayhem. i think we're exposed on all flanks. maybe they'll focus more on it in the days to come, but i give it an average to below average grade. >> you're talking about people, i know you respect their service. but yeah, some of it could arguably look phoned in, when they could have had

una reducciÓn aproximadamente del 1% > 9% >>> evelyn dice que no se confÍ >>> samuel arias.lada en la calle el auto quedÓ muy daÑado. los clientes contaron que tuvieron que correr por sus vidas en las Últimas semanas se han reportado otros incidentes muy similares en las Áreas exteriores adaptadas en dos restaurantes para que puedan funcionar con las medidas de protecciÓn por el coronavirus. a al regresar un nuevo libro sobre el chapo guzmÁn revela cÓmo algunos de sus colaboradores se convirtieron en espÍas del fbi. c conmociÓn en el mundo de fÚtbol lionel messi anuncia que se quiere ir del club barcelona. vamos y venimos. >>> (musica) >>> (comerciales). >>> retos. así, inspira a su comunidad... ...y crea su siguiente oportunidad. llévate el poderoso iphone se por menos de 50 dólares al cambiarte a metro. además, obtén una línea sin límites por solo $40 dólares. metro by t-mobile. todo lo que camila necesita para conquistar su día. con 98 % de ingredientes de origen natural repletos de super frutas para nutrir el pelo hambriento veganos sin siliconas nutritivos no dejan el p

evelyn is still with us.ll get back to our consideration on the euros, but your thoughts on the u.k. as the latest headlines here are about reopening parts of the economy. what is the underlying eek story at the moment? are you looking for the bank of england to do? will stimulus play a bigger role? > the story from an economic perspective, us that is a systemic shock. the virus hits everyone in a similar fashion. what we expect in the u.k. is the bank of england will respond to the weakness with further easing. their last report -- or their last communication was a little bit milked. the presentation was hawk i guess, and the press conference was raur dovish. we think given where we expect the bank of go, eek land. that means 100 billion of q.e. in november, a rate cut to zero and a cut in the p.f.x. as well. this is our base case because the economies really need all the support they can get from budgetary, fiscal and monetary policy. >> yes. and so from the u.k., we will wait to see whether we get physical

if she took can't make some money soon his daughter evelyn may be taken out of school.time and freddie's granddaughter is recovering after her operation but to cover the medical costs he's running his business 24 hours a day. hanging about the people who benefit of all people. oh. the malabon. beautiful blonde i love you know one long little bit i was able. to go to the size of being on my own little girl. by one gentleman walking from bounce out of the aisle and then looking behind that's not good if you go on you know going to. the dogs one. of. those i'm about was a monocle. but we're not going for that on one of the. most you out wanting so many of us holding. up for what we were going to put. i'm going out there saw your water i'm falling on the. cake. it's been 3 weeks since a fire destroyed scavenger to be dislodged. but things are looking up for their family and then informed but. don't think that maybe by next weekend when i'm going to be annoying on. my last job was to go to the end battle gear now i. don't know i'm not going to need that many i mean then i'm

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brotherhood treachery turfing told works pushing and saying that the instability that is now under evelyn in valerie's could have a spillover effect in in russia as well and this comes with. understanding that he's now not able to to manage the situation domestically and in any case he's very much politically economically dependent on russia and the developer she economy and. foreign policy is dependent on russia and like so far put in is his only ally at the context when they watch this preparing harsh sanctions ok don afraid that's all we have time for but thank you very much for speaking to us today. turning now to some of the other stories making news around the world this hour the u.s. and poland have signed a deal that will save thousands of u.s. troops moved from germany to poland and secretary of state mike pompei it linked the pact in pact in warsaw with the polish defense minister the u.s. has accused germany of not spending enough on defense and moving its troops as being the same as retaliation. in japan emperor and narrow hito has marked the 75th anniversary of the end of wor

brotherhood treachery turning to works pushing and saying that the instability that is now under evelyn in valerie's could have a spillover effect in in russia as well and this comes with. understanding that he's now not able to to manage the situation domestically and in any case he's very much politically economically dependent on russia and the developer she economy and. foreign policy is dependent on russia and like so far putting his his. ally at the context when they west is preparing harsh sanctions ok donna frye that's all we have time for but thank you very much for speaking to us today. now look at some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour thousands of people have protested in the eastern russian city of khabarovsk for the 6th saturday in a row the demonstrators are demanding the release of the governor of the region sergei farrago he was arrested last month and taken to moscow fogle is accused of involvement in 2 murders 15 years ago his supporters say he's a rest is politically motivated. the u.s. and poland have signed a deal that will see thousand

. >> evelyn contreras estÁ agradecida con juan porque no ha dejado de enviar remesas a estados unidospaÍs recibiÓ 14% mÁs que 2019 y la cifra mÁs alta en 29 aÑos, el mÉrito es para los inmigrantes segÚn este analista. >> han demostrado un espÍritu solidario y un concepto de familia muy grande porque si bien allÁ esta difÍcil la situaciÓn se sabe que acÁ es mas difÍcil aÚn. >> y la tendencia al alza en remesas tambiÉn se refleja en el resto de paÍses de triÁngulo norte de centroamÉrica. >> guatemala rompiÓ records en julio, el mes con mÁs ingresos de la historia. >> con esta pandemia ha sido muy difÍcil trabajar acÁ laboralmente y las remesas que envÍan nos han ayudado bastante. >> en honduras, aunque no hay cifras concretas el panorama ha mejorado. >> lo Último que se ha manejado es que la reducciÓn no va a ser tan drÁstica, como una reducciÓn de 9%. >> aun asÍ evelyn no se confia y dice que intenta administrar de mejor forma las remesas. >> como decimos en salvador hemos expirado. >> en san salvador, noticias telemundo. >> una muestra mÁs que los trabajadores hispanos en este paÍs so

>> my name is evelyn colbert. >> stephen: evelyn colbert, okay. what a coincidence. okay.going to show me a great father's day card and then the not so great first draft. this is your father's day present to me but i would also like a present. >> okay. can i have the first draft? >> stephen: yes you can, there you go. that is the final, the first draft was the second one. >> oh, this is the final draft. here's a lovely one, "happy father's day to the man who taught me everything i know." and then we open it... ( laughter ) "i love you, dad." >> stephen: that's really sweet. >> really sweet. but the first draft said, "happy father's day to the man who taught me everything i know... would you pass this along to mr. cunningham if you have his address? he was an awesome teacher. thanks, dad!" >> stephen: yeah, that's honest. what are you doing for your dad for father's day? >> i don't know. we maybe will go have dinner. >> stephen: we can't. we can't have dinner because of the coronavirus. >> why don't we have a plank- off? because you know dad's really good-- >> stephen: her

evelyne: the problem with the crowd was, how can they bring a covid patient here with no proper handling, because he was a covid case. because that is a way of transmitting covid to other people. oloo: the driver and the police agreed with us that they'd take him back to hospital. because the crowd was shouting, "burn the ambulance, set it on fire." reporter: officially, there have been around 11,000 cases in kenya so far, which is relatively low, but there is widespread fear of a major outbreak. the country responded quickly, with lockdowns and compulsory masks. but the economy is suffering greatly. and the number of infections y has been climbing faster recently, in poorer quarters like kibera as well. this district of kenya's capital nairobi is suffering especially badly. many here now depend on food donations. one woman is close to tears. she doesn't have a mask with her. the volunteers simply give her a warning as they hand her the food parcels. these are typical scenes, and in amongst it all, the children. schools have been closed because of the coronavirus, a potentially devastati

evelyn, it's jasper jacks. i'm fine, thank you. how are you?it's short notice, but i need your expertise. it's, um... it's for a special friend. my mother must be climbing the walls out there. i'll go wait with carly. no, no, no. you should be here. no, if the judge asks for me, diane can tell him the truth. nelle's petition forced carly to leave, and i didn't want wiley's grandmother to wait alone. i'll make sure he understands that. good luck. thanks. mr. jerome, what a surprise to see you here. would've thought since you have such a penchant for saving your own skin, that you would be trying to find a way out of your current predicament. and by that, i mean your marriage. no, i'm still married. mm. hey, sweetie, i was worried about you. everything okay? oh, give it up, nelle. thanks to your character witness, nina, the judge knows how you got me to the altar. oh, oh, oh, i'm so sorry, julian. but apparently nelle has not informed you that she has petitioned to make this a closed hearing. so that means that you can still be here, but you just

evelyn gray goes deep, bottom of the first it is 1-0 giants. how about underpants? he is heating up. a three run shot into the new bull pen and center, his second three run homer in the past three games. giants up 4-0. bases-loaded again in the fourth, evan longoria singles to left. and its 6-0 giants. it looks like they will run away with it. and it looks like more giants right here in the sixth. longoria again deep to center, but mark canna makes the catch against the wall. he goes down, but he would be fine and get back up and keep playing. the giants are up 7-3, two outs away. trevor got on the mound and he blows it in dramatic fashion. stephen piscotty with the bases loaded, grand slam to tie it up at seven. and we had to the 10th and that's where the a's when it. mark canna, the sac fly to write . hunter pence is there, but he doesn't have the arm to bring it home. matt chapman comes in safely. he started the inning on second due to the new roles. it is a heartbreaker for the giants, the a's steal it 8-7. that is their eighth comeback win of the season. tomorr

this is very first virtual political convention in history has begun in los angeles, actress evelyn goriaar of desperate cashback housewives, the first moderator of this convention. such a weird moment, how are democrats going to bring together speakers over the next two hours? how will they create excitement? there will be lots of moments with ordinary americans talking about their experience. the big speaker is senator bernie sanders, the former republican governor of ohio and also michelle obama. she will be the start of night. she will be the start of night. she paid her remarks save you days ago, so how much of a punch are they going to pack? that is what we will watch for tonight. exactly. what is the feeling about how this is going to sell to the voters? technically it sounds a bit of a nightmare. that's right! technically a bit of a nightmare, but democrats are focusing on what they say are the three crises facing america right now. the pandemic, the economic calamity that followed that because of all the shutdowns are businesses, and this moment of reckoning over racial injustice

she's behind bars since february or has been, they arrested her for lying to police, her daughter evelyn found another family member's property back in march. her bond set at $1 million. she appears in court next week. andrew cuomo pushing back on associated press report claiming the state is significantly undercounting coronavirus just in nursing homes. >> if you died in a nursing home it is a nursing home death. if you die in a hospital in a hospital death. it doesn't say where were you before. >> new york official homecare death count of 6600 is likely undercounted by thousands and noted a federal count that included resident deaths in hospital 65% higher than the state count. mike pompeo will meet with todd un officials demanding they restore sanctions on iran to end the nuclear deal. >> the us threatens to sanction any nation that tries. >> >> to snapback iranian sections the deal to reimpose sanctions on iran if they deem the country is in violation of terms was the decision to reimpose penalties was previously parsed but was announced yesterday by donald trump this would move forw

. >> evelyn perez, thank you very much. the former fbi deputy director. first of all, your take on these charges. how serious are they? it seems like there's a big paper trail. >> there's so much information in the indictment. it's at once a very simple case. a count of money laundering and of course wire fraud. but it's complex in that it's backed up with really compelling evidence. you have multiple public statements by the principals involved in which they're telling perspective donors none of the money will be used for personal purposes or all of the funds would go to building the wall. and at the same time, they seem to have communication between the subjects that show they specifically geared those statements, knowing it would lure in more money and then they engaged in scheme to siphon funds out of the charity and into their own pockets. and that is about as basic a fraud as you can get. sounds like one based on significant evidence. so, it's a very serious charge. >> i mean, just the hypocrisy. steve bannon was the one running, along with kellyann

my name is evelyn rose, the director of the glen park neighborhood history project. tomorrow, august 26th, is women's equality day, marking the 100-year anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment. thank you all for the support of today's resolution. for over 200 years, women have been denied the fundamental right simply because of their gender. and as significant as this success was, the worked welling up to ratification had not been all-inclusive. moreover, many women of native american and asian descent would not win rights to vote until decades later. today the american women of all backgrounds are still fighting for full equity in society and our continued right to have all voices heard that is increasingly at risk. the fight goes on. learn more about 100 leaders on wchallenge.org/100women, and in california, it was defeated in 1896. a new movement with new tactics emerged to unite women by crossing class bridges, but, unfortunately, in many locales not the racial divide. much of this work that would eventually be adopted by eastern states began in san

let me try this out since evelyn focus group. , and you find yourself listening to books as much as or maybe more than reading books? that's another phenomenon let me ask you of this review as writers, because you all that books that are now red and accessible that way. do you care whether somebody read your book rather than listens to it? >> i don't. >> no. >> my work is done once you pay for it. [laughing] i've got children to feed. >> the funny thing about the book, i write the book and it's like a child. i send out into the world and what makes of the world, it's on its own. i've done it. i send out. whatever happens to the book -- >> what a loving mother. jack london but instinct for i knew what she means, it's done. you can't do anything more with it. you to get people and all the females of letter saying you should have done this and you should've done that, and it's too late. the book is done. we're not going to change it. i think very few writers go back and rewrite after they published it. >> largely in agreement with that but the still if i had a choice between someone bring

coronavirus crisis has led us to lose tens of millions of jobs, the fact that parents like me and evelyn haven't sure whether our children's schools will open. those are things that the american people care good and the fact that trump is trying to divert the american people's attention is one reason why he is set to lose very badly to joe and kamala in less than three months. >> you sound like you are part of team biden and i know you told yahoo! that he had been in talks with biden's camp about a position in the administration if he wins the election. what role are you thinking? >> i ran for president on issues that are even more important today. this pandemic has accelerated many of the trends that i was most concerned about. and if i was a chance to work where joe and kamala to help address these concerns, i'll be one of the first on board for sure. and in terms of the capacity, the actual position, there are a lot of things that i think that i could help with but ultimately that would be up to joe and kamala. >> but if you could pick your role, what would it be? >> well, i'm passion

it's knowing the rights of the sexual deviance with researchers like evelyn hooker's, sexology magazine, more of a popular audience for they said here are numbers. we are dealing with a regime and they don't exist forgive us civil service commission. they're saying homosexual as a noun does not exist. point to the numbers that actually. [inaudible] >> so what were the concrete demands of the homophile movement? what were their strategies for achieving them? >> will prior to rank, there is a glimmer of radicalism which is treat respectability. there is been pushed back especially by martin meeker. you see at the very beginning for people who don't know, in 1950, in the context of mccarthyism, at least on a national tried to, such as the end of the yea purges. were the lavender scare. they came from the communist party, there were literally members and quite involved in it. or they were fellow travelers for the early activists initiated their own purges of the communists. of those who threaten their own political progress. so after 53, you see that respectability work becomes more of simi

the mayor of evelyn. chuck novak. [applause] andriy is upon since, the mayor of babbitt.lect donald j. trump and mike pence for four more years. thank you very much. [applause] v.p. pence: wow. thank you. i'm humbled by your support. i can't wait to deliver that letter. [applause] thank you all for being here today. thank to the mayors for their support. just as important, thank you for your support. men and women of minnesota, it's on. [applause] it's time. [applause] i came here today to make sure we all understand the choices that we face. all that we've done for this country over the last 3.5 years. rebuild our military, reaffirm our commitment to our highest ideals and values. the way this president has led us through this time of testing. as we approach this time of choosing, we need to do our part. i want to encourage each and every one of you to do like these mayors have done. step up, just like you have today. stand out. reach out to your neighbors and friends. i'll always believe in the most powerful media in the world. it's not your big television networks, it'

spectacular defense at third, robbie and evelyn goria there and then with the bat, laser to left with against the giants. 5-2 final. three errors and three straight losses for san francisco. they have never played well up in colorado. here we are august 4th and a little home run history tonight as henry aaron gets ready to step aside for one very bond. joe fonzi with the stay in sports history. >> reporter: 2007 was barry bonds final year in baseball. it was on this day 13 years ago that he had his 755th career home run. >> swing and a high fly ball leftfield. can he get it? backing up and it is gone, he has done it. barry bonds has tied the greatest individual record in american sports. >> that tied him with hank aaron for the all-time record. that's the stay in sports, august 4th. >>> well in this day and age, in sports, i guess we've got to be happy with whatever we get. you got admit, it would've been so cool to have one of golf's majors in our own backyard, the pga at beautiful harding park. but we are nowhere near normal, as you well know. but i will start thursday on beautiful

so we may not shallow it because of the mirror your whole shot i mean because evelyn machine play a game you tell them i'm going their money i'm going to ammo do you normally in a game in a similar her miata. or you are a lot more mobile wart clearly korean who are following her heart men will only class more alarmingly persist very. much of the. low low low low low servile about the what i watch and it no law kid they should lawyer much she bought. mean to him. because of a few comments made sharma be more that the horse is a wholistic the chalet massager whoa you might say backwater island was all noise the more alarmed him is to become the fly got. the big lion in terms of mess is his contribution to taking the golan heights in the 196764. it gets a lot of credit for that that is the one tent pole of his legacy. that oh you're one of the house or i'll just where you must know that a helmet on another and helmet a couple of 1000000000 stuff about the education slim of the senate minority girl island that habitat there we may ask every pos well amid all of our iraq little monkey i see h

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. >> i also want to bring in kenya evelyn. she a reporter for the guardian.are able to join us. i will come back to you in a second. first, i want to talk with julia about a piece she wrote for slate. quote, i'm cautiously hopeful that what may emerge from this moment is a understanding that black women and other women of color can be delighted by seeing herselves reflected in tupper echelons of american politics while we can also fiercely hold them accountable for lackluster decisions. what does that look like, julia? >> i think it looks like just truly, truly allowing black women, allowing women of color to be happy about the fact that a black woman, a woman who graduated from a historically black university, a woman of asian descent, that this person, this person with all of these multifaceted identities is on the vice presidential -- got the vice presidential nomination, sorry. however, i also think that people have a right to be somewhat disappointed because of the critiques of her prosecutorial record, and i think that both of those things can happen at

>>that was stacey butler reporting in little baby evelyn rose is expected to be released from the hospital tomorrow. >>still to come tonight, gone too soon the news and chadwick boseman is death. definitely being felt all across the globe tonight, we'll show you how folks now paying tribute. the black panther actor. >>and a couple in vacaville is feeling. the bird to the wildfires after they were so destructive they >>lava coming over the hills, there is a finger of red here finger of red here. i would see it torch go up in a flame that tree just catching fire. >>tonight a vacaville homeowner sharing his story with kron 4 about the moments that he saw the lnu lightning complex fire. quickly approaching his home. he shot this video during the terrifying moments when the flames eventually took over. >>so now the cleanup has begun for him and his partner who say that they have nothing left and they talked with kron 4 s taylor bisacky. >>the couple says this was supposed to be there forever home they put all the money that they had left into this 2 story house as you can see behind me now it's

evelyn's finance minister has become the 4th cabinet member to quit following last week's devastating explosion in beirut as protests have been held daily since then and people are demanding accountability for the 150 plus deaths and utter destruction caused by the blast. keith. i think that i think. what a massive stockpile of ammonium nitrate ignited last tuesday leveling the port area $158.00 people are known to have died so far but dozens are still missing so it is expected the death toll will rise thousands were injured in the explosion it is overwhelming beirut health system at the moment which was also grappling with the pandemic scores of buildings have been damaged or destroyed and it's thought up to 300000 people have been left homeless when the prime minister is calling for early elections in a bid to quell the young rest beirut based investment banker how is that than later resignations that will eventually lead to positive changes in the country. i think the majority of those that are for justice to do it like myself i think i was angry because obviously of the magnitude

my name is evelyn rose, the director of the glen park neighborhood history project. tomorrow, august 26th, is women's equality day, marking the 100-year anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment. thank you all for the support of today's resolution. for over 200 years, women have been denied the fundamental right simply because of their gender. and as significant as this success was, the worked welling up to ratification had not been all-inclusive. moreover, many women of native american and asian descent would not win rights to vote until decades later. today the american women of all backgrounds are still fighting for full equity in society and our continued right to have all voices heard that is increasingly at risk. the fight goes on. learn more about 100 leaders on wchallenge.org/100women, and in california, it was defeated in 1896. a new movement with new tactics emerged to unite women by crossing class bridges, but, unfortunately, in many locales not the racial divide. much of this work that would eventually be adopted by eastern states began in san

i want to thank evelyn out there who is in watching and engaging in this conversation for coming. look towards brooklyn historical society for more programs that amanda virtual universe. who knows what will happen in this virtual space. at any rate thank you all for coming. i have had great fun today. >> and thank you, joanne. this has been great and hope we do many of these in the future, thanks to the brooklyn historical society and thank you to everybody to have patience with what was that probably what you expected the seem to me to be a much more fun thing to do. if you want to follow along with the actual book, i do give it on facebook series on it. i'm on the sixth week and that will be archived on youtube. a suit is against the time to label the videos. if you felt like you didn't get enough you're on that particular thing, it is available elsewhere as well. so thanks very much, joanne. it was totally fun. >> i will add my last commercial advertisement. those of you who are interested in my conversations about looking at history and blanket to the present, every thursday m

evelyn, you're out of your mind.r thomas hogan, remember thomas hogan come also greek expert he comes to visit and he says thomas, i've got something to show you. he whisks off the cloth and hogan goes that the check cleared? is it too late to stop it? so they take it to idgreece and they have like rooms full. full of all the top greek guys. they whisk the clock off and everyone is like Ãb he was hit by a wave of intuitive propulsion. it turns out it's fake. it's not 2000 years old. they bought it from some guy at the airport and it's a plaster cast in the plaster cast is like exactly like this corrupts and it's not 2000 years old. the plaster cast dates from alana 1979 today if you look in the gettty catalog there's a picture that says "either 636 bc or 1980. [laughter] one of my favorite. there's a case where the snap is really good. so does the book goes back and forth and says, one of the good and one of the bad?what are the circumstances under which and what are the things that destroy this inherently very power

if you're like me and my wife evelyn, you don't know if your child's school is going to reopen this fall% of americans believe that this is the worst time we have ever experienced. and 42% of the jobs that have been lost, millions of jobs, will never return. we are in a deep, dark hole, and we need leaders who will help us dig out. i know many politicians promise and then fail to deliver. if you voted for trump or didn't vote at all back in 2016, i get it. many of us have gotten tired of our leaders seeming far removed from our everyday lives. we despair that our government will ever rise to the challenges of our time. but we must give this country, our country, a chance to recover. and recovery is only possible with a change of leadership and new ideas. bold and innovative policies that will get help into your hands in the midst of this crisis are now possible, but we need your help to turn the page for our country in 75 days. we are here tonight to celebrate joe biden's nomination as the democratic candidate for president. i have gotten to know both joe and kamala on the trail over the

so just asking because you mentioned evelyn in her testimony or one of your questions that you had like a quadruple fold of mail in ballots because of the pandemic. if you could talk about ways that you short of your infrastructure, your your election infrastructure to ensure that you can get encounter every vote and do it as quickly and efficiently as possible. michael adams: yes thank you. we did a few things that were new and unique pray to be allowed the local officials to processing absentee ballots was earlier. announcing the results of course but running them through the machine . take about a month to get them all if we had started earlier. so we let them start earlier. it intimates a good week to get all the ballots counted but it even would've been longer without that's pretty we also invested new equipment that we used. that you all give us in december in massey's care tax dollars. to provide scanners the focus partners so that is our counties could get up to speed. they had 29 counties on a took office, that had all. having a paper trail and selecting i think we're pretty cl

my name is evelyn. i think we need to press pause for a moment. we have to beware of the consequences of unforeseen circumstances. much of this discussion, if not all of it, took place precovid. we cannot even imagine what's to come. the displacement of students has already taken place. the thought of all this luxury housing glowering down on the students, if any should be here, is grotesque. i urge you to support this. i thank you for your deep listening to the appellants and to our voices. thank you very much. we must beware of unforeseen circumstances, and we really have to rethink this and move forward with more equitable outcomes. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, next caller, please. welcome, caller. operations, i imagine -- excuse me. please continue, ma'am. >> sorry. my name is jean beresch. please support this appeal and reverse the decision of the planning commission certifying the seir. this seir is fatally flawed for many reasons. one of them is it should have considered an affordable housing project. at a r

my name is evelyn. i think we need to press pause for a moment. we have to beware of the consequences of unforeseen circumstances. much of this discussion, if not all of it, took place precovid. we cannot even imagine what's to come. the displacement of students has already taken place. the thought of all this luxury housing glowering down on the students, if any should be here, is grotesque. i urge you to support this. i thank you for your deep listening to the appellants and to our voices. thank you very much. we must beware of unforeseen circumstances, and we really have to rethink this and move forward with more equitable outcomes. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, next caller, please. welcome, caller. operations, i imagine -- excuse me. please continue, ma'am. >> sorry. my name is jean beresch. please support this appeal and reverse the decision of the planning commission certifying the seir. this seir is fatally flawed for many reasons. one of them is it should have considered an affordable housing project. at a r

host: evelyn, thank you for waiting from fort worth, texas. you are next.thanks for this opportunity. my question is, why is it that , women here in the united states, why did they have a hard time reaching the top of the most prestigious position in this country? anywhere from local elections to representatives, senators, then of course presidential elections? other countries, for centuries there women have been leaders. anywhere from market -- margaret --tcher -- margaret thatcher there are so many of them. raffle because in this country people look to us, your leaders of democracy, yet we do not have respect for women in all forms and fashions. can you explain that? host: thank you. one point about market that you're purely was 45 years ago she was selected as head of the conservative party. she then ultimately became prime minister. the conservatives choosing her to lead the party. guest: that is such a great question. it is one that we are asked often. it is a complex set of issues. in many countries, you are looking at countries that have quotas. of p

if you're like me and my wife evelyn you don't know if your child's school is going to reopen this fall. 72% of americans believe this is the worst time we have ever experienced and 42% of the jobs that have been lost, millions of jobs will never return. we are in a deep dark hole and we need leaders who help us dg out. i know many politicians promise and then fail to deliver. if you voted for trump or didn't vote at all back in 2016, i get it. of us have gotten tired of our leaders being far removed from our every day lives and we despair that our government will ever rise to the challenges of our times. we must give this country, our country a chance to recover. and recovery is only possible with the change of leadership and new ideas. bold and innovative policies that will get help into your hands that midst of this crises are now possible. but we need your help to turn the page for our country in 75 days. we are here tonight to celebrate joe biden's nomination as a democratic candidate for president. i have gotten to know both joe and kamala on the trail over the past years. the way