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gobernador de este estado ron de santis dice que no estÁ convencido de la legalidad de la ayuda ofrecida por elanez dice que despuÉs de permanecer tres de 4 aÑos en prisiÓn ya estÁ libre, pero no tiene dinero para cancelar sus obligaciones judiciales. eso implica que a pesar de su intenciÓn, no podrÁ votar en las elecciones presidenciales de 2020. >> me gustarÍa votar porque es un derecho que fue pasado por nosotros el pueblo, de que los exconvictos podrÍan votar. galo: aquÍ entra la iniciativa de bloomberg, dice que dispone de $20,000,000 para ayudar a pagar estas multas a los exreos de la florida, y que de esa manera puedan votar. el gobernador ron de santis pidiÓ que las autoridades investiguen sus gastos de campaÑa. >> creo que es una oferta vÁlida y honesta, no creo quesea una oferta que politice a cualquiera de los dos partidos. galo: hay diferentes personalidades y cadenas de televisiÓn como mtv y vh1. dijo que el voto es fundamental para la democracia, que a ningÚn americano se le puede negar el derecho. patricia: cuÁl serÍa la tendencia del voto de los exreos? galo: la mayorÍa son afroa

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host: we would go to tyler, texas, next and hear freom ela ine, a joe biden supporter.aller: yes, i'm really horrified and hurt. trump never mentioned that young man that got shot seven times in the back and the young man's mother, his mother came out and consoled the nation as she hurt. i wouldn't vote for trump to be a dogcather. his family is robbing the country, stealing, he is as far as joed biden is concerned, i always loved joe biden and his family, even before obama selected him, i was praying to god that he would be. he just has a calming, honest effect. remember, i'll be 84 years old september 16. the second black to come in the door with a college degree. two ladies were sitting there having coffee. one of them say, and i say this boldly -- host: we will let it go there. the washington post lead editorial this morning, mr. trump fanning the flames in the headline, the president a master of incitement in his element. this is a dangerous moment, citizens armed with paintball gun's, chemical spray, and assault weapons appearing in the streets, spoiling for a fig

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i'm a journalist the dortch of ela in berlin and i'm black and african in case you're wondering. after 12 years in germany i'm still surprised that data on ethnic origin and race isn't something german employers normally record but race and ethnicity can still play a role in whether you get hired. a foreign sounding name can already be a barrier and german employers typically expect a photo along with a job application so what you look like and your perceived race or ethnicity influences your chances of getting a job. german companies recognize that there's a problem with just one of the doing to reduce bias in recruitment one of the country's largest employers says it's may take versity part of its core strategy. parader ga bon employs more than 200000 people across germany the company's diversity manager says they only koopman system helps them to be more objective. but what happens when humans are not computers are involved. newest of all. went out to start testing a new measure that will run during our diversity week. test and it will be a kind of blind audition process blind

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barbara smith on her new w plan to combat whi supremacy and why she named it after fannnnie lou hamer and ela babaker. >>>> i thought i it was impoporo wrwrite about the e problem of e susupremacy gigiven the levelelf racialal turmoil t that we havee experienced during t the last fw months. and also to prpropose a planan o end whihi, which i i have named the hamer b baker plan. amy: then as global deaths from covid-19 top 910,000, we will look at the race to develop a vaccine. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.o.org, the quararae report. i'm amy goodman. in oregon, a half million people -- or more than 1 out ofof 10 state residents -- have been forced to evacuate their homes as unprecedented wildfires fueleled by the e climate crisis continue to rage across the western united states. in california, the town of berry creek wawas completely consumeds a wall of fire swept through the community, killing 10 people and leaving another 16 missing. meanwhile, the august cocomplex fire has become the largest conflagration in california history at nearly 750 square mi

he did it did in this very elae way. but let's move on to the next picture. here he is talking to the soldiers. you have several great stories not only at the time during world war ii but ten years after in the second airborne he met within any met, i think this is the groupies meeting with now on the went off to fly. it's interesting because i don't think people realize how personal he made this and how difficult that must have been to do that come to look them in the face. >> this picture is taken on june paratroopers are about to take off to the normandy coast to unknown fates. part of the reason i think this particular picture is a wonderful is look at his face and how he is smiling at those boys. i think it's particularly noteworthy because the airborne drop, his decision of the airborne drop was probably one of the toughest of that whole normandy enterprise. the reasons for this rather simple. his technical expert, air marshal, a british marshall who was responsible for the 24,000 paratroopers who dropped warned i about general eisenhower about a week b

for only people outside of the public-health system and you know, ela person to the system and you talked about it being high touch work and seeing how high touch it is and seeing it does give result and it can work and it's not a trajectory or always up and always down it's up and down and it's the way of life for human beings and please note your work is experienced by those of us who see it in another realm as experiencing working thank you. >> thank you very much for your important words. we really appreciate it. it's great to hear that. >> she will keep in that mind as a model for this work. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioner christian. >> thank you. commissioner chow. >> yes, thank you. and i want to thank everybody for their wonderful presentations. i'm looking at the future chart and i'm trying to understand because you've already developed an entire system that seems to be working so well and does it mean that whole person incompetent greateintegrated cae people. how much better can you get and what does the full person emigrated care have to what you are already doing with

for only people outside of the public-health system and you know, ela person to the system and you talked about it being high touch work and seeing how high touch it is and seeing it does give result and it can work and it's not a trajectory or always up and always down it's up and down and it's the way of life for human beings and please note your work is experienced by those of us who see it in another realm as experiencing working thank you. >> thank you very much for your important words. we really appreciate it. it's great to hear that. >> she will keep in that mind as a model for this work. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioner christian. >> thank you. commissioner chow. >> yes, thank you. and i want to thank everybody for their wonderful presentations. i'm looking at the future chart and i'm trying to understand because you've already developed an entire system that seems to be working so well and does it mean that whole person incompetent greateintegrated cae people. how much better can you get and what does the full person emigrated care have to what you are already doing with

. >>> del cara a cara de anoche hay mucha t ela que cortar aquÍ un resumen una de las noche mÁs esperadas presenciales maestros y estudiantes siguen dando positivo al covid-19 mientras el gobernador de la florida y el comisionado de educaciÓn quieren adelantar la reapertura por completo, hablamos con expertos y mÉdicos representantes. >>> y compartimos con el talento de un compatriota que sigue destacÁndose en la pantalla con nosotros el actor salvadoreÑo gerardo y su nueva serie esto y mÁs en un nuevo dÍa, hoy y siempre mÁs cerca de ti. >>> (♪mÚsica♪) allÍ tenemos a zulema medina, guapa, guapa. ella nos recuerda pues que hoy estamos a miÉrcoles 30 de septiembre del aÑo 2020. >>> un aÑo inolvidable por cierto. >>> este no lo vamos contar. >>> no hombre. >>> para ser parte del calendario como lo ha hecho sue lerma envÍan una foto linda y tambiÉn un video video autoriza uso a la direcciÓn en pantalla. >>> le hacemos algÚn retoque. >>> bueno un poquito de repente, yo necesito eso. >>> estÁs siented que la audiencia lo necesita. >>> yo a veces lo necesito. >>> mejor nosotros le damos la bien

. >> we will now hear from the department and i don't really need to ela b rate. i agree with mr. sanchez. we issued a motes of violation for the illegalization and we didn't -- we always give the opportunity to provide a chance and we haven't had any and it didn't look like it was part of the original construction. this is an unfortunate project in the fact that they have had the revoked permits previously for other issues regarding the retaining wall and the other stuff in the back and now is the time to get it in on one good permit and whether we could have in support of the permit and the next time they move forward we are not dealing with those issues and every time we go out there, something else comes up and it is tough for the people and holding on to the property and no work can take place. the place is vacant and is a hard situation but i think there is a clear path and i couldn't support it from the d.b.i. point of view, but there is a path forward that mr. sanchez led out there. >> we will now hear from the permit holder. we have mr. art chan, the agent for the permit

our ela workbook, english language art workbook has art embedded.e are trying to make sure our educators know which of the main platforms we'll be using and what platform lends itself to what. that said, you will likely not see your students engaging in all of these materials the first several days of school and that is because just like in the regular school year, the first several weeks of school is really about connection and about community building. making sure our students know what to expect, how to engage, they're getting to know educators and peers and educators and peers are knowing them and you can find that a lot of the activities are not about a workbook yet or not even the traditional yeahs w ideas we hat homework, it's were gettin. it's about getting to know you and connection. so i talked about our structures, our focus on pd. i wanted to share highlights in both of the areas. in august alone, we provided -- actually, that was two fridays ago, central office hosted 80 80 pd's and this is on top of what we know our sites are doing for