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duffy loving it. >> karl: and now alex bregman, the third baseman.en homers, 27 rbis in his post season games. strike one. this is not an elimination game, but tomorrow is for one of these teams. that's why this is so important right now. it feels like the biggest at bat of the game so far for houston with the cleanup hitter up. quick throw over the look at altuve. say whatever you want -- the drob that framber valdez has done so far to keep his team in, gives them an opportunity to tie this game again, has been an unbelievable as and the front office making that decision early on -- greinke, don't let him get by 80 pitches -- so far it's paid off for the astros. >> karl: 0-1, way inside. that was ultimate will i the question. there was concern, criticism, questioning the decision to take him out. you made it clear the pitcher wasn't happy, perhaps the manager wasn't, but it's now 1-1 and you got go-ahead run on base in the eighth inning. he's come up big in the field twice. can he come up at the plate? nope. that's popped up. sun is bright, but it's

duffy is asking officers to collect that information in order to understand if bart police operationsortionately impacting certain riders based on their race. you can check out our brand new episode right now, all on our app, and apple tv and nbcbayarea.com/derailed. >>> dozens of doctors are taking a stand against a former colleague who's president trump's new covid adviser. a stanford researcher tweeted a copy, there are nearly 100 signatures. the message is directed at dr. scott atlas, in an interview from stanford institution with his senior fellow. president trump added him to his covid team where he argued for immunity and questioned the efficacy of mask wearing. >> we'll get a look at one last look of our muggy sky. stay with us. we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance.

she gradually extended her advantage to win by nine seconds from duffy with germany‘s laura lindemanne champion is usually crowned after a series of races across the year, but because of the pandemic it was decided that the 2020 men‘s and women‘s titles would be decided at a one—off event. five—time ashes winner ian bell is going to retire from cricket. he won 118 test caps for england, scoring over 7,000 runs. the 38—year—old has spent his entire career with warwickshire and will call it a day at the end of the domestic season. it's it‘s obviously a difficult decision to make. it is a career and i suppose a job that i have absolutely loved to pieces, all i wanted to do was play cricket for a living so i suppose it is the end of a chapter and moving on. but honestly thinking with myself and talking to people around me, it felt like the right thing to do. i said i wanted to be able to play or i believed i wanted to play at a level and i think physically now with the injuries, thatis physically now with the injuries, that is not possible. that‘s all the sport for now. president trump is

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that looked like it was going to be enough for victory, until captain shane duffy thumped home this towering been disappointment for british number one johanna konta, who has been knocked out of the us open in the second round by world number 77 sorana kirstea of romania. it had started brightly for konta, ninth seed in new york, as she won the opening set 6—2 at flushing meadows. she also looked well set in the second set, as she led by a break at one stage. but the romanian hit back to win it on a tie break before wrapping up victory in the decider. later on, andy murray will look to reach the third round of a major for the first time since 2017. having come through a four—and—a—half—hour epic in the opening round, he faces another tough looking match against 15th seed felix auger—aliassime. felix has an a distinct age advantage. it was for sets, whereas murray's was a five sets. it lasted for hours and a0 minutes —— four hours. he didn't sleep particularly well and he had problems with his toes. he had to drain the blood behind his toes, but something tennis players are used to doing. he

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jillian: rachel campos duffy joins us with more. >> thanks for having me.t voters agree with the governor and his request that he doesn't come there and visit. >> they were crying for help and he ignored them, he thought it was not good for him politically and when poll numbers showed that he accepted donald trump's offer for help, someone who is entirely out of step, didn't care what is right, for him, the democrat party, specifically joe biden. the president should come. in the get go there were not enough reporters on the ground telling the story. i was in wisconsin going where are they, why are they not telling the story, small community like so many communities getting devastated, so many people lost their american dream, so many businesses burn to the crisp and people lost everything. i'm glad the president is going there. he should see that. how do people get compensated? they put up go fund me pages, that will not bring up there businesses, these organizations are organized, flooded with cash, corporate cash, the president got to look at away for th

lee erwin put the paisley club ahead early, before goal5 from shane duffy and james forre5t won celticed by st mirren keeper s'denek zlamal. let's take a look at some of the day's other sports stories. aston villa have signed goalkeeper emiliano martinez from arsenal. they've paid £17million for the argentine, who finished his 10 year career in north london by winning the fa cup and community shield. novak djokovic played for the first time since his disqualification from the us open as he reached the third round of the italian open. the world number one beat italian wildcard salvatore caruso 6—3, 6—2 to progress comfortably in rome. and anthonyjoshua's promoter eddie hearn says his world heavyweight fight against kubrat pulev won't be postponed again. the fight injune was pushed back because of the pandemic, but hearn says it will go ahead — even if it has to be held behind closed doors. we're up to stage 17 of the tour de france — and primoz roglic has come through his harde5t test so far, extending his lead over tadek pogarcher to 57 seconds. drew savage watched the action, on the s

rachel campbell duffy, house minority and stephen kisco lease will be here with a reaction.t that and more on the special edition of "hannity" continuing after the break. ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." it nancy pelosi continues to come under fire for her visit to a shattered hair salon on mond monday. tonight during the rally in pennsylvania this evening, president trump called out pelosi and said this. have a look. >> she made them all been! salon turned her in in the salon did business with her. how much do they hate nancy pelosi? look at her. and then she made a terrible mistake because you want people to camp out. i was set up, i was set up is what she cited by the salon owner, i was set up. i said tell me she didn't say that. so i just put up if she was set up then she shouldn't be leaving the house of representatives. i want the salon owner to leave the house of representatives because she set up -- think about, she set up the speaker of the house. that was a big mistake and soon as i heard it, well she set me up. nancy, you're not supp

[cheers and applause] sean duffy, sean duffy. no, but he was the world champion tree climber. in any time you have a world champion in anything but especially that. i will never forget, i was asking him how was it? he said he broke his backs and numerous times. i said let me ask you a t question, how much harder was it to go up the tree then down? he said it was easy going up with the hard part was down because if you miss that is where the danger was, right? many times, world champion. could you still do it today? a little bit heavier he said. caring a little bit more weight. that's all right, that is not a? good sign. great job we love having you, fox & friends and plenty of other places, right? what a personality, what a personality, rachel has been our friend from day one, i think day one and a fantastic family too. tonight we are praying for everyone in the pathev of her hurricane sally working very hard, working in florida, alabama, georgia we have fema and everybody. we just finished take a look we went to louisiana and texas and getting hit by big hurricanes, but we ha

>>superintendent duffy says some students are actually thriving with virtual learning that means the district might even use some of the same concepts after schools reopen. in the south bay, the east side union high school santa clara county will probably continue distance learning longer than other schools. superintendent chris funk says his district has been hit particularly hard by the pandemic. >>we are 22,000 in the side and the majority of our are either with china or vietnam ease. and when you think about covid-19 the highest that are being good or persons of color, particularly which you know an african-american which is about 2 and a half percent in our district. and then when you think about those zip codes in santa clara county the site has the for highs of codes with the highest cases of covid-19 so our approach will be different than most districts now how will it be different what would you do differently. >>so one thing that people have to remember is we are high school district. so if we worry k 12 or a k eights. we would do a different approach because in the primary

[cheers and applause] sean duffy. sean duffy. was the world champion tree climber.e sports, right? anytime you have a world champion in anything, but especially that. i will never forget, i was asking him, how was it? he said he broke his back numerous times, he broke a lot of bones. i said, let me ask you a question. how much harder was it to go up the tree then down? it was easy to go up, the hard part is to go down. if you miss, that is where the danger was. but many times world champion. could you still do it today? a little bit heavier, he said. carrying a little more weight. that is not a good sign. anyway, great job, we love having you. boxing friends, plenty of other places. a lot of personality. a lot of personality, racial. she has been -- rachel. she has been our friends since day one. we are also praying for everyone in the path of hurricane sally. we are out there working very hard. we are working in florida and alabama and georgia. we have fema, we have everybody there. i mean, take a look. we just went to louisiana, texas. we are getting hit by some b

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duffy, of the climate research center.e change, everything from to heat waves to lightning strikes lead to these kind of wildfires that are becoming more and more explosive every year? >> well the basic science is very simple. and that that climate change means more hot, dry weather and that creates what we call fuel conditions, mainly dried out forests that are conducive to fire. and we have seen enormous increases over the last several decades in fire activity in the western u.s., the way it has manifested itself, actually, is not actually in more fires but in these very, very large fires. fires which, if they had started 30 years ago would have been easily extinguished, but now because of the fuel conditions and the forests are so dry, rapidly grow and become impossible to control. >> well, let's talk about land management then, after firing fire ravaged zones,president trump doubled down and blamed poor forest management and said that it would get cooler and when challenged said he wished science knows. >> it's no ques

. >> reporter: the duffy family goes all out for halloween, dressing up in themed costumes every yearhe pandemic, they're planning a different halloween this year. >> i just want them to go to houses of the people that we know specifically just to try to keep their distance. >> reporter: the cdc is cautioning that many halloween activities are high risk and should be avoided including traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating, trunk events with cars lined up in large lots, and crowded indoor costume parties. >> any activity where there's large groups of people in close contact without physical distancing, without facial coverings. >> reporter: one way trick-or-treating while bags are lined up to grab and create social distancing would be moderate risk. so small costume parades and parties where people are six feet apart and wearing protective masks. dr. jill weatherhead is an infectious disease specialist -- >> a halloween mask does not substitute for a traditional face covering. >> reporter: experts are hoping others will be encouraged to carve pumpkins at home or scavenger hunts. i

rachel campos duffy. >> anytime, stuart. it is a monday morning rally, nice and strong still as we're going into the 97th minute of business. charles payne's with us, he's the host of "making money with charles payne "on this network. okay, let's talk about this. we're one day from the first presidential debate. in my opinion, a mistake, a huge mistake on either side would move the market. what say you? >> it could definitely have an impact on the market, but there are going to be three debates and a lot of other stuff between now and the election, so it would have to be, i would guess, a huge mistake. listen, the bar is so low right now for vice president biden, i'm not sure that the media would say anything that he did was a mistake. you know? if on the flip side of this, you know, i feel like the headline's already written, and they haven't had the debate yet, on o be honest with you. i think the media would circle the wagons if biden had a real bad debate, and if trump didn't have a good one, they would say he's doomed.

goals from duffy and forrest won the match. time to ta ke and forrest won the match.other sports stories. aston villa have signed a new goalkeeper from arsenal. paid £17 million from the argentine. finished his career in north london by winning the fa cup and community shield. novak djokovic play for the first time since his disqualification from the us open in the third round of the italian open. he built the italian wild card to progress comfortably in rome. and anthonyjoshua popular promoter such as world heavyweight fight against 2—level live will not be postponed again. he says it will go ahead even if it is behind closed doors. up to stage 17 of the tour de france, and come to the hardest test so far. expending his lead to 57 seconds. drew savage watch the action on the steepest stage of the race. friends but also revels. this two slovenian sort away from everyone so far, but today would have to climb higher than ever. richard is based to raise the spirits of the grenadier since he broke away. the british team struggled. on the cot in the closing stages. adam ya

woodward, you write in the book in your author's note that evelyn duffy insisted everyone in the book -- including president trump. she worked tirelessly to see it fulfilled. steve riley insists on verification for everything. no fact or nuance goes unchecked. tell us about the process. guest: they are my two assistants. they were willing to come to my house and work in their offices on my third floor. i have an office on that floor. has an officealsh in the tower. we were a team, working together together -- working together wearing masks, being as careful , as we could exchanging drafts, doing transcripts of all the interviews with trump and with everyone else. elsa, we did not have to wear a mask with each other and we lived our lives but we lived in that bubble of trump world for 10 weeks for both elsa and extraordinary time because we could get not only to trump but we could get to other people in the white house, cabinet officers, people close to the president. host: sophia is first in the bronx, supporting the former vice president. go ahead. caller: thank you, mr. woodward. ar

rachel campos duffy, one of our favorites, and house minority whip steve scalise will be here with reactions. that and more as the special edition of "hannity" continues after the break. >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." nancy pelosi continues to come under fire for a visit to her shuttered hair salon on monday and during his rally in pennsylvania president trump called out pelosi and said this. have a look. >> president trump: she made them open in the salon turned her in. the salon that did business with her. how much do they hate nancy pelosi? she said i was set up. i said it, tell me she didn't say that. she shouldn't be leading the house of representatives. i want the salon owner to learn the house of representatives, she set up as speaker of the house. that was a big mistake. as soon as i heard she said, she set me out. >> house minority whip, steve scalise and i had a chance to chat with you on air. i want to ask one of the enemies of the state steve scalise what the reaction is. thi>> this is another one of the of marie antoinette moments. you have to close

out of western libya and towards the east a bus of course of the thought to bring down while morgan duffy 9 years ago and join the fight against have to has failed military campaign to capture the capital tripoli earlier this year badly wounded in battle he's lost an eye and has had to get skin transplants on his face he says he's tired of war and is excited to exercise his right to vote and. this is what we fought gadhafi for to vote for our leaders if he wanted a dictator like hafter we would have kid can referee the only way to put libya back on track is to have elections calls for a ceasefire by the warring sides have been welcomed by most of the international community but have to dismiss the cease fire announcement by libya's internationally recognized government as a marketing. government leaders in tripoli have called for parliamentary and presidential elections to unify the country in march the city elections in misrata and those plans across western and southern libya could help pave the way for nationwide elections but janae officials accuse have tears forces of disrupting plan

rachel campos duffy saying americans are sick of it. >> if nancy pelosi can't get a blowout and break the rules all of us can vote in person and i think americans are sick of the hypocrisy whether at funerals for some and now funerals for others, protesters okay if you're a democrat, okay to protest without a mask but if you are a republican, we are sick of the hypocrisy and making people question what are these rules, why are they in place it is there another political strategy behind a lot of that. jillian: salon to been closed since march, they were recently notified they could reopen for outdoor services only, september 1st. todd: jeopardy returning from a filming break and with the coronavirus pandemic, ken jennings has a new role. >> we made some changes, don't worry. jillian: jennings will present entire categories, also allow contestants to social distance. the show's 37 season kicks off november 13th. todd: alex rebecca soon doing so, tough fight. jillian: campaign copycat, joe biden sounding like donald trump on the trail. >> i stand before you in firm opposition to anyone e

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former congressman shaun duffy in the crowd here. potential candidate for gover r governor. this is one state he put a heavy emphasis on the president being here. he said wisconsin is a retail politics state. this stands in stark contrast to how joe biden is campaigning. he's not holding rallies because of the risk of coronavirus. the president not paying much attention to the risks. they continue to be filled with people shoulder to shoulder and very few, if any, masks are being worn by the president. this is a calculated risk the trump campaign is making. a close election could be the difference between winning and losing. brian nobles, cnn, wisconsin. >>> joining me now from los angeles, political analyst michael genowese, author of the book ou how trump governs" and president of the global policy institute at loyola merry mount university. thank you very much for joining us. first, your thoughts on the biden town hall. very unusual format, but we'll put that to the side. what did you make of this performance? >> i think he needed to do three things tonight. i think he ac

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fox nation host rachel campos-duffy joins us.d this action. >> listen, it's terrible. nancy pelosi is a hypocrite, but, mostly i think americans just really hate this kind of elitism. you know, i had to wear a ponytail. i had to cut my kids' hair by myself in my companien and made a mess of my poor little 4-year-old's hair. why does nancy pelosi get to do this? it's not just the haircuts and the salons and the business owners who have lost their, you know, their dreams, many of them have shut down because they can't afford it anymore. but we are talking about people who couldn't bury their grandmothers but if you were a member of congress you could have a funeral for your family member. we're talking about people who are, you know, going to restaurants when they are telling people that they can't go to restaurants. it's across the board hypocrisy. and it's undermining, i think, the way we all look at government and all of us want egal tarren kind of society where we are all treated equally. brian: undermining or confirming as the

todd: will cain, pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy up next. >> failure when it comes to job loss. >> under president trump we have had the lowest recalling unemployment rate and best economy. >> the trends and trajectory are in our favor, this is totally possible this country will have to accept the trump error is --s over. >> rioters through molotov cocktails in police even setting one of their own on fire. playing a major major role, defending mistakes made in fisa applications. i don't think at all it's anything improper. you get people overworked. >> kevin harvick trying to hold off the last charge by dil dill, harvick still going to win. >> i don't know how we did that. great job. ♪ these are the days of america ♪ brother to brother ♪ hand in hand ♪ these are the days of america. will: it's early i hope the beer is on ice. the smoker fired up because it's labor day and it's "fox & friends" i'm will cain along with griff jenkins and rachel campos-duffy. first time hosting together. i hope you at home are excited to be with us. send us your photos of your labor day. i expect be

david: rachel campos duffy, great to see you again.ren, they're reporting earnings today after the bell, right? >> yeah. they've been a pandemic winner as well because, well, let's face it, we're choosing comfort at home. supply chain issues because of the virus, they're struggling to restock shelves. they cut the number of stores that they send merchandise to. however, analysts overall are bullish especially on digital demand and customer loyalty. so we can expect revenues to come in around $9 billion and, yes, nike will return to profitability. plus as sports come back, that is a plus for nike. so nike a pandemic winner, david. david: sports comeback. i can't wait. i can't wait. we still don't have it full bore. thank you, lauren. we are now just 42 days away from the election. president trump heading to the battleground state of pennsylvania today. and joe biden? he has no campaign event ares scheduled, none. another day without downing much. so will biden's strategy of staying home and buying ads work, or do voters really want to s

and that would be -- i want to appreciate chair simon and my former colleague director duffy and bob powers and his team. and thank you so much to our federal delegation, as well as barbara east from the east bay for their support of this multiyear effort. just yesterday, we saw the next phase of opening our economy with the resumption of low-risk indoor and outdoor activities. and we hope everyone continues to travel with care and follow public health orders and sfmta protocols to maintain distancing and, of course, wear facial coverings. many are enjoying walking and buying on the slow streets. a final funding approval is on our agenda today and supporting our local small businesses through the city's shared spaces program that was pioneered in north beach and with that, colleagues, i conclude my remarks. are there any public comments on the chair's report? >> clerk: there is no. >> supervisor peskin: seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll go on to the executive director report. ms. chang? >> good morning. can everyone hear me all right? >> we can hear you. >> thank you, chai

i've had one of my assistants evelyn duffy and steve raleigh check the photos and there are lots of photoskim jong-un smiling and so forth. again, trump has got this reality in his head and you -- the first interview i sat there in the oval office. i brought my tape recorder. in fact, because he would call at odd hours, i had to carry this olympus tape recorder around with me because once he called and i didn't have the tape recorder, so i had to have one by the side of the bed, one down stairs and so i took this -- this is december 5th, last year, plunked it down on the redesk in the oval office a said this is all on the record. this is the history. it's going to come out before the election. he had these pictures of kill jud -- kim jong-un and orders appointing judges, which is very important and he had a stack of the letters between kim and -- >> he was trying to impress you? >> i don't know what he's doing. i mean, these are props. i've interviewed a number of presidents in the oval office and you sit at the other end and you do it without props. but trump had his props in this case. >

us right now, a reporter of jason, the strategist and rachel campos duffy, the strategist.can begin with you. if you are looking at the time of going to these battleground states, going to these events. the president by a country mile. then the issue becomes, is it resignation? is it happening in the battlegrounds? what do you think? >> neil, we are 39 days away from the election so we do is go time. and i think that is what the trump campaign is saying. their arguments if you look at the biden campaign, they are saying they argue being cautious is a great contrast with the trump campaign. last night we so that we will probably see it again tonight at the rally in virginia. packed crowd and a lot of people not wearing masks. we are still in a pandemic and i think that is what the biden campaign is arguing. but a lot of democrats who spoke from the hill who support joe biden, they are saying he should be getting out there more. he needs to start showing more and energize the crowd because we are really close. >> neil: what do you think of that, that he should be doing more a

woodward you write in the book in your author's note that evelyn duffy insisted everyone in this book get the fairest truth possible including president trump and kept her eyes on that prize and worked tirelessly to see it fulfilled. steve riley insists or verification. tell us about this process. >> they're my two assistants too, and they were willing to come to my house and work in their offices on my third floor. i have an office on that floor. my wife elsa walsh has an office in the tower. we were a team working together, wearing masks, being as careful as we could, exchanging drafts. doing transcripts of all of the interviews with trump and with everyone else. elsa, we didn't have to wear a mask with each other, and we lived our lives, but we lived in that bubble of trump world for ten weeks, for both elsa and myself, and extraordinary time, because we could get not only to trump but we could get to other people in the white house, cabinet officers, people close to the president. >> sofia up first in the bronx supporting the former vice president. you're on the air with mr. woodw

todd: will cain, pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy up next. >> failure when it comes to job loss.ate and best economy. >> the trends and trajectory are in our favor, this is totally possible this country will have to accept the trump error is --s over. >> rioters through molotov cocktails in police even setting one of their own on

sean duffy. he was a world champion. anytime you are the world champion of everything, i will never forget. let me ask you a question, how much harder was it to go up the tree then down? it was easy going up, the hard part was going down. if you missed, that's where the danger was. many times world champion, could you still do it today? a little bit heavier, he said. could carry a little bit more weight, that's all right. if that's not a good sign? great job, we love having you rachel. fox and friends and plenty of other places. what a personality. a lot of personality, rachel, she has been our friend from day one. i think from day one, a fantastic family. there are also praying for everyone in the pass of hurricane sally, we are working very hard, we are working hard in florida, alabama, florida. we have everybody there. we just finished, take a look. we just went to louisiana, texas, where getting hit by big hurricanes but we have it under control really good. unbelievable, the bravery. they go into these storms, they

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and that would be -- i want to appreciate chair simon and my former colleague director duffy and bob powers and his team. and thank you so much to our federal delegation, as well as barbara east from the east bay for their support of this multiyear effort. just yesterday, we saw the next phase of opening our economy with the resumption of low-risk indoor and outdoor activities. and we hope everyone continues to travel with care and follow public health orders and sfmta protocols to maintain distancing and, of course, wear facial coverings. many are enjoying walking and buying on the slow streets. a final funding approval is on our agenda today and supporting our local small businesses through the city's shared spaces program that was pioneered in north beach and with that, colleagues, i conclude my remarks. are there any public comments on the chair's report? >> clerk: there is no. >> supervisor peskin: seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll go on to the executive director report. ms. chang? >> good morning. can everyone hear me all right? >> we can hear you. >> thank you, chai

a decent bike costs $90.00 but from this cough a for $30.00 a month mr duffy covers costs for repair and she gets to ride on the time the bicycle cafe is also a place where young entrepreneurs get to relax and uses a co-working space with free internet cycling is popular in rural areas for transportation promotion this trend in the city is key for cafe owner mark. you know in a situation where you have a membership you know care about how you get to work because you have a bicycle. membership you can come to work and to your point in time depending on how close on far you leave it in the box or used to you know of course it is you're going to be going to dissuade but without the whole idea of those words used to get to your destination without causing any harm to the environment. over $3500000.00 gun a in zone a bike but there isn't a government policy to promote cycling getting your broken bike repaired can cost at least $10.00 at a repair shop but here the cafe takes care of the costs of repairs for members. to remain in business though bill oddie is making the bikes available for

nelson duffy she lives here in alameda really awesome every morning she gets up walks to the corner here pass this along to support the local barbershop or the local coffee shop on the corner and we are talking money, you're telling me just how important it is for businesses like the hair salons in the barber shops to be able to reopen well as of course i it's it's small business and that it's a sad that all these people have not been able to provide the service for all this time. >>and end when. >>when you go to the barber or the or whenever you get your hair done it's a camaraderie you always want your same person if they move you go with them you try, i mean it's a it's a connection cell. >>it's really really important to have those son. the service is available and the camaraderie the community community camaraderie it's all really important i know for me it's been a while also see a minute edition and we have such a >>i know you can almost imagine as well having that camaraderie with your beautician so for you being able to see businesses like this be able to offer more services to

and i checked with elsa my wife, my assistant, evelyn duffy, steve riley, with john carp the editor and head of simon and shoouser and bob barnett, my lawyer, agent, the soul of washington book writing, quite frankly, and they all said, yes, you have to say that why? because it's true. and the whole issue in the trump presidency is, what's true how do you not write the truth as you see it? now some people will agree some people will not agree and, you know, bradley rule, that's fine. you go on. and so i -- it was a conclusion based on you've clearly read through the book, lawrence, on overwhelming evidence. i mean, it just piles up time and time again that we have somebody, the head of our country who does not know what the job is, operates on impulse, has no sense of order, no sense of reason. he will just, as mattis, the secretary of defense said, you know, he, mattis, ran the defense department, got virtually no guidance from president trump and had to do it on his own and the tweets would come in, which would be orders that there had been no consultation on. i mean, it's a madness a

where is duffy. is he there? look at that guy, climbing trees tomorrow. h and rachel. oh, rachel. he's a good climber. you think you could climb up a tree faster than me? so i just want to tell you. so what we have done in a very, very short period of time is what nobody thought. we came in and we did it and we did it for you and we did it for everybody, we did it for our country but we wouldn't have a country left. what was happening to our country, we were taking advantage and now we have to get four more years to cement it and to do additional things including tax cuts. they are going to raise your taxes. they will raisee your taxes vary substantially. we are cutting our taxes and we got you the biggest tax cut in history and we are going down lower. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. so big tax cuts and big regulation cuts, the democrats, they want to just really break us down in terms of our competitive ability to compete with other nations. do you know that's what's happening withh japan? we have taken billions and billions of dollars and from china. we charge them a

a decent bike cost $90.00 but from this cough a for $30.00 a month mr duffy covers calls for repair and she gets to ride on the time the bicycle cafe is also a place where young entrepreneurs get to relax and uses a co-working space with free internet cycling is popular in rural areas for transportation promotion this trend in the city is key for cafe owner mark. you know in a situation where you have a membership you know you get to work because you have a bicycle. membership you can come to work and to a point in time depending on what house goes on fire you leave it in the box or used to kind of courses you're going to vegas with but without the whole idea for swades used to get to your destination without causing any harm to the environment . over $3500000.00 gun a in zone a bike but there isn't a government policy to promote cycling getting your broken bike repaired can cost at least $10.00 a repair shop but here the coffee takes care of the costs of repairs for members. to remain in business though bill oddie is making the bikes available for city tours. apart from being able to h

and that would be -- i want to appreciate chair simon and my former colleague director duffy and bob powers and his team. and thank you so much to our federal delegation, as well as barbara east from the east bay for their support of this multiyear effort. just yesterday, we saw the next phase of opening our economy with the resumption of low-risk indoor and outdoor activities. and we hope everyone continues to travel with care and follow public health orders and sfmta protocols to maintain distancing and, of course, wear facial coverings. many are enjoying walking and buying on the slow streets. a final funding approval is on our agenda today and supporting our local small businesses through the city's shared spaces program that was pioneered in north beach and with that, colleagues, i conclude my remarks. are there any public comments on the chair's report? >> clerk: there is no. >> supervisor peskin: seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll go on to the executive director report. ms. chang? >> good morning. can everyone hear me all right? >> we can hear you. >> thank you, chai

dumbest said he was a mature dominican me but if you did i not want to offer a car to dolly or to hear duffy hopital a man would die dead a 10 metre mr dharma. times are more suited to the madame la times he's shocked at the mileage said. the temp and more just a tad yet and i mean i'm stuck up or tacky collide definitely they should have a show of samadhi from. ok that was the emir of qatar there reiterating carter's commitment to work with the united nations reaffirming commitments to multilateralism to preventative diplomacy this is of course being held virtually this event to to the coronavirus pandemic a challenging year for the united nations no doubt what else are we expecting to hear today james a diplomatic editor who is standing by for us what else are we expecting to hear today james some of the big issues facing the united nations. well i think it's worth telling you what today is and what it isn't it does get a little confusing seeing leaders one by one making speeches the prime minister of sweden speaking to us now that is that these are people talking specifically on the comme

rachel campos-duffy joins us now as a fox news contributor. thank you for being here.te is doing better on this issue? i know you've been watching this really closely. >> you know, i think the trip to kenosha is so interesting. it perfectly en capsuleites which each of the campaigns will emphasize. donald trump said i'll deal with the economy and jobs. i'm the law and order president. joe biden came and said i'm a healer, i'm a racial healer. so donald trump comes, he meets with law enforcement, as you said. he meets with the business owners and surveys the damage which kenosha looked like syria, not kenosha. then he does something very important. he doesn't just call out explicitly blm and antifa. he also talks about the marxist ideology behind it and he leaves promises to give money to kenosha to rebuild and promising to get to the bottom of who is funding these organizations antifa and blm and causing these riots. joe biden comes and he meets with the family. and the problem with not doing all the other things surveying the damage, going down and meeting with the bu