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jo copeland, whose ministry called sharing and caring hands, serves 1000 meals a week in minneapolis, minnesotah day, mary jo washes the feet of the homeless and sends them off with new socks and shoes. look after feet, she tells them. they must carry you a long way in this world, and then all the way to god. government cannot do this work, it can feed the body, but it cannot reach the sole. he had government can take the side of these groups, helping the helper, encouraging the inspired. my administration will give taxpayers new incentives to donate to charity, and courage after school programs that build character, and support mentoring groups that shape and save young lives. we must give our children a spirit of moral courage, because their character is our destiny. we must tell them, we must tell them, we must tell them with confidence that drugs and alcohol can destroy you, and bigotry disfigures the heart. our schools must support the ideals of parents, elevating character and abstinence from afterthoughts to urgent goals. we must help protect our children in our schools and streets, and

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i am from minneapolis minnesota and my clan is bare and i work every go to learning center which is an immersion school located in the south with the atlas rocker a tell us about yourself. but they're not kowtowing among the n.r.a. or tell me on the can't quit the my name is ricky holland i come from qatar in a key which is one of the provinces provinces in new zealand outdoor and most of my work in and if it has been community based really are without language revitalisation effects and this very much where i would now. it's very interesting with these languages that are being threatened about one 3rd of all the languages out there has fewer than 1000 speakers and it's just a big challenge in this day and age to maintain their days and i'm curious where are some of the regions that you see around the world that are most vulnerable to losing languages. listen. i've been in study and with diversity. by we've noticed it's not evenly distributed so there are what you could call language arts which are areas in the world which have extreme diversity of languages and there are global forces

jo copeland whose ministry called share anything caring hands serves 1,000 meals a week in minneapolis, minnesotaeek she washes the feet of the homeless and sends them off in new socks and shoes. look after your feet, she tells them, they must carry you in the world and all of the way to god. government cannot do this work. it can feed the body, but it cannot reach the soul. [ applause ] yet government can help these groups helping the helper and encourage the inspires. my administration will give new incentives to give to charity and encourage after-school programs that build character and shape and save young lives. [ applause ] >> we must give our children a spirit of moral courage because their character is our destiny. we must tell them -- we must tell them -- we must tell them with confidence that drugs and alcohol can destroy you and bigotry disfigures the heart. [ applause ] our schools must support the ideals of parents, abstinence to afterthoughts and urgent goals. [ applause ] >> we must help protect our children in our schools and streets and by finally and strictly enforcing our nati

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the next day he traveled holding a private fundraising in minneapolis, minnesota and attending a crowded campaign rally in duluth. later that night one of his top aides hope hicks began feeling sick and on thursday tested positive for coronavirus. the president still went to a fun raizer. when he got back to the white house, he confirmed the diagnosis of hope hicks, and the next morning he tweeted he and the first lady tested positive for coronavirus. the new infections along with the president and his inner circles are raising concerns about safety around his recent travels. experts fear it puts at risk hundreds of people who fly on, operate and maintain the presidential plane. cnn reports the outbreak is threatening a key national security tool. air force one. >> air force one, a symbol of presidential power around the world. now the question is how key it was to spreading the virus through the white house and to key members of the administration including the president. we know hope hicks good on board air force one wednesday night and began showing coronavirus symptoms on board and w

trump traveled quite a bit, holding a private fund recognizer in minneapolis, minnesota, and attending a crowded campaign rally in duluth. later that night, one of his top aides, hope hicks, began feeling sick. on thursday, hicks tested positive for coronavirus, but president trump still went to bedminster, new jersey, for a fundraiser. the white house press secretarisecretary defended his decision to go. >> it was deemed safe for the president to go. he socially distance. it was an outdoor event and was deemed safe. >> when he returned to the capitol, he confirmed hope hicks' diagnosis. early on friday, mr. trump tweeted that he and the first lady had tested positive for covid-19. >>> pluresident trump's conditi could have an impact on the presidential election just over a month away. joining me is a professor of government at the university of essex. she's in colchester, england. good morning to you. you've helped us analyze the term presidency for years now. it seems surreal that we're analyzing the campaign now based on his covid-19 diagnosis. let's talk about the impact here. whit

i start this had journey in minneapolis, minnesota, kenoshi, wisconsin, due to the role those cities are playing in the social injustice. i went to ohio, more traditional swing state backgrounds. known for its working class values, rise and in some cases the fall of manufacturing. the state voted democrat going back till 1992 until donald trump won it marginally by less than 11,000 votes. times appear to have changed. the latest polling in michigan shows donald trump with a major lead -- shows joe biden with a major lead over donald trump, with a double-digit poll. michigan is back in the national spotlight for a different reason entirely. at least 13 people associated with multiple white supremacist and anti-government groups have been arrested in an alleged plot to kidnap the democratic governor, gretchen whitmer, transport her out of the state and apparently hold her on trial for treason. the suspects' goals, according to investigators, was to start what white supremacists call, quote, the boogaloo, an uprising or civil war. >> this was a very serious, thought-out plot to kill pol

political science and african studies at johns hopkins university he joins us now via skype from minneapolis minnesota good to have you with us again professor not since the 1960 s. as the u.s. going into a presidential election with such social unrest across right across the country to what extent have protesters shaped this election. so if you think about it black folk are the disproportionate victims of state violence and a form of policing they have been the disproportionate victims of act economic violence as far as rising inequality and they've been the disproportionate victims of the kobe pandemic i personally know 12 people who died of covert ob-la are actually concentrated in predominately black cities i think what protestors have done is actually at least 2 things one is they've really galvanized black and other folks and really really articulated the stakes of this election really really clearly but then also what they've done is they've moved organizers both within the democratic party and even people who i mean people like le bron james like basketball players you never would you know you

minnesota this year? caller: -- host: using enthusiasm? caller: we escaped minneapolis , makinghe insanity their insane decisions about defunding the police because we saw the writing on the wall. we were experiencing crime on a personal level. we got out of there. hopefully, enough people in minneapolis and minnesota will come to their senses and vote for president trump because they support lana -- law and order and the police. davis, how was the debate for you tonight? caller: the debate went very well. i think my biggest take away was that it was a much more civil debate and i want to remind everyone why it was so much more civil because of the rules that were put in place after the first one. host: in why is that significant? caller: because, you know, i think that you should not have and theon arbiters debate commission to make sure that you do not interrupt people 150 times in one debate. greta brawner, what else do you have for us? of theing at the status race with 12 days to go, the washington post tweeted this out this morning. spent two weeks to go, president

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long, it's a shame of the governor did breed that is why they're going to lose minnesota, just like they did with minneapolising. they are going to lose minnesot minnesota. we are going to win minnesota. this should be a lessons. he was a silence people. this should be a lesson, the government does not know what they are doing. the governor does not know what he is doing. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] thank you. thank you. [cheering] [cheering] we love you mr. president. [cheering] we want you. we want you. we want you. we want you. we want you. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] it's fine, they just want to see the president. it's the president, this is so amazing. your hands in your pockets you might regain feeling. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] i see the president. [background noises] [silence] [inaudible] [silence] [silence] [silence] [background noises] [in

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star who is booked today, friday, october 9th, 2020 >>> "today" show's number one fans in minneapolis, minnesota> hey well done. >> in stereo >> i love it good morning, everyone happy friday hoda has the morning off fri-yay has a good ring to it. >> here's your daily reminder, lots of folks are doing this, setting their dvrs for 7:00 a.m., so they'll never miss out on what we cover in the first hour even when you wake up a little later, perhaps, than you used to >> we hope you're sleeping in. we have a lot to get to. the news at 8:00, millions of people along the gulf coast bracing for a hurricane that is getting bigger and more powerful as we speak. al has the latest on delta's path this morning and the damage it is capable of doing hi, al >> hey, guys and if you think this has been a wild hurricane season, for the folks down in the gulf, there have been six, six gulf coast landfalls. three in louisiana alone new orleans has been in the forecast cone six times this season delta will break the record for the most landfalls in a single season, ten. and in fact, october hurricanes in louisiana, th

led to demonstration in writing that have destroyed black businesses, she should go down to minneapolis, minnesota hair design whose business was destroyed, she should talk to the owners of ms. lucy whose deli was destroyed in the riot, these are black americans whose business were destroyed, she should talk to the family of officer patrick underwood and barry perkins junior who were all perished, they have perished because the writing of violence and crime out of an outpouring of the actions that have happened in this country, they have not all been peaceful and just protest, and flood to violence, crime, looting and rioters and she should be honest and honest about who her candidate is, joe biden is someone who is not afraid of that community and has destroyed black families in the generation of wealth for generations and it's time to be honest with the black community and stop lying to the black community for politics sake. stuart: however, joe biden is pulling in celebrities like leader chris and others on the screen right now, monica, gz, he is pulling in support from them, doesn't work, look

minnesota, momentarily. ramsey county, just east of minneapolis. we will see the two play out there. ay and in the evening, the president will be in minnesota. he will be a little south of st. so watch that. in the meantime, mike thornberry of texas, russia, trying to divide the u.s. sometimes we make that all look too easy. he is the leading congress after 26 years and sit down with national security correspondent for this exclusive interview. she has live in the pentagon, and what did you hear? good afternoon to you? >> good afternoon, bill, congressman thornberry six rancher of texas. i spoke with the committee. >> what are you concerned about election night in terms of national security threats? >> oh, i would say this information and efforts to further widen the divide, the divisiveness that exist in our country. >> do you feel confident the elections will be fair and not subject to a tie? >> i do. the goal, particularly of russia is not necessarily to dictate the results of the election. it is to sow division within our country. and sometimes, we make that all too easy. >> why i

there with the minneapolis city council, talking about righteous protest and reimagining the police, which she has never defined. there's a reason i have the endorsement from the minnesotaolice officers association, the minneapolis police federation, because they trust me to back those people on the street. it is spreading every ridge. got restoree have public order. and we can address all of these issues we all support, but you can't do it with riots in the streets every night. mike: do you want to defund the police? sen. smith: no, i do not. i do not want to defund the police. i have said that consistently. those are the facts. the most important thing is we have to understand there are things we need to do to improve the way public safety works in our society. we need to address the underlying challenges that could result in a lack of safety in society. and that is not about being against police officers. as i've said, i worked closely with the minneapolis police department, and i have seen many fine cops that go above and beyond to keep people safe. the question is how can we make sure the systems of policing which too often have racist outcomes are fixed so everybo

minnesota we just barely lost in 2016. if you look at these antifa criminals burning down minneapolis and other places in minnesota, what theyre doing is driving -- they are making sure that the republicans and independents in that state and wisconsin and michigan all see exactly the difference. one is defund the police and anarchy in the streets, and president trump is about law and order and supporting the men and women in blue. it's what ronald reagan -- judge jeanine: corey, i want to go to you on that. the democrats are blaming donald trump, saying this is president trump's america, yet they are the ones creating all the violence. >> the president has been clear. call us into the northwest part of the country where we have seen 100 days of violence and we'll have the problem solved. wisconsin, the governor called the president, and no more riots taking place. when we have law and order and people are safe, they feel better. the democrats want chaos and marauders running through the streets. judge jeanine: the president wins. do they stop? corey, yes or no, dave, yes or no. >> they will never stop. but that's okay, becau

election will be decided in suburban minnesota a short commute from minneapolis george floyd's death under a police officer's need led to raucous protests that divided a nation in many households. and probably for me it would be trying i like the idea of a republican socialism and that seems to be the direction of the democrats and i think character is an important quality and. i think also we need someone who can unify and not divide it why president donald trump seeks to instill fear into the suburban heart if you were elected this guy the suburbs would be overwhelmed with violence and crime and why joe biden is striking back how many suburbs will be burned in wildfires how many suburban neighborhoods will have been flooded out how many suburbs will have been blown away. it's super storms. here one voter's crisis of law and order is another's calamity of social injustice and i have 100 percent support for the protesters and i've been doing my best to stay as active and be as involved as i can with it when trump won the suburbs in 2016 he won the election the math of midwestern batt

breaking tonight dueling rallies heading to winter in minnesota, terrible rioting earlier in minneapolis and no republican has won minnesota since 1972, the president wants to change that and joe biden is set to be there for a limited attendance rally friday. donald trump is planning his campaign rally typically attended by thousands but tonight there are reports minnesota democrats including keith ellison are trying to limit attendance to 250 people and by invite only. he says i don't have the authority to cancel any event but we are working on getting the latest details and we will from the trump campaign shortly. congresswoman debbie dingell talked about how she met with autoworkers yesterday expecting to find plenty of biden supporters. instead she was confronted with lots of trump fans. michael moore, no stranger to the upper midwest. >> trump voters are always being undercounted. pollsters, when they call real trump odor the trump voters were suspicious of the deep state calling them and asking who they are voting for. whatever they are saying the biden lead is cut it in half right

paul, minnesota, after former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin posted bond. protesters were carrying signs with the names of those who died in encounters with police. chauvin held his neck on george floyd's neck until he died in minneapolis. >>> members of one bay area investment group picture themselves bringing the first black-owned nfl team to oakland. happening today they will present that vision to fans. the african-american sports and entertainment group filling the void of the raiders going to las vegas. they will not only have the chance to convince the nfl people but will have to secure the coliseum site as a venue as well. later today they will present the coliseum part of the plan during a virtual news conference. >>> trending this morning "sesame workshop" will air an anti-racism special later this month called the power of we. the goal of the half hour special is to help define racism for younger viewers showing them how hurtful it can be. the power of we will air on pbs kids on october 15th. it will also stream on hbo max. >> that's great. >>> w

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minnesota tomorrow morning. we get eight terrible rioting in minneapolis, no republican has won minnesota since 1972. the president wants to change that. president trump is planning one of his campaign rallies, typically attended by thousands, but tonight there are reports that minnesota democrats including attorney general keith ellison who are trying to limit attendance at the rally to just 250 people and by invite only. if allison said tonight, i don't have the authority to cancel any events, but it has been moved. we are working on getting the latest details. you may have heard congresswoman debbie jango say how she worked with autoworkers in michigan expecting to find plenty of biotin supporters, instead she was confronted with trump fan fans. michael moore, also no stranger to the midwest. >> the trump boat is being undercounted. posters when they call a real trump voters, the trump voters are suspicious of the deep state calling them and asking them who they're voting for a for. whatever they're saying the biotin leaders, cut it in half. now you're within the four-por t margin of error. >> sha

minnesota tomorrow morning. we get eight terrible rioting in minneapolis, no republican has won minnesota since 1972.he president wants to change that. president trump is planning one of his campaign rallies, typically attended by thousands, but tonight there are reports that minnesota democrats including attorney general keith

we did a great job in minnesota. minneapolis.d have told us to go a week and a half early. it would have saved a lot of distraction. remember that cnn anchor -- they don't want to talk about riots because it is bad for them. we are at a peaceful demonstration and the entire city is burning down. looked likeire that berlin on its worst day. military -- it was a great group of people. you saw that, the national guard. ,twof a sudden, one line lines. they marched forward, tear gas. didn't he go down? i don't know who he is, i just remember. [indiscernible] it.cided against i did not want to go down 25 points in the polls. with tear on the knee gas. he was not the bravest guy. a friendly protest -- i never saw fire like that. it was the craziest thing. reset in the national guard it was over and a half hour max. they started walking. most expensive uniforms. the helmet, like a giant computer. there was something very nice about it. after watching what went on for a weekend a half. all they have to do is ask us. the federal government

there with the minneapolis city council, talking about righteous protest and reimagining the police, which she has never defined. there's a reason i have the endorsement from the minnesotaolice officers association, the minneapolis police federation, because they trust me to back those people on the street. they don't trust the senator. mike: let's move on to a different subject, because our time is fleeting. there was a story in the news this week. 70,000 people remain evacuated in california's wine country. the greenland ice sheet is on track to melt at a faster rate than seen in 12,000 years. four tornadoes were confirmed to have touched down in the august storm that hit iowa and caused an estimated $6 billion in crop damage alone. so the question is -- i heard this from a number of listeners -- what will you support to combat climate change? how much will it cost, and how will it impact to the economy? jason lewis, let me start with you. mr. lewis: the good news is we are at the lowest rate of co2 emissions since 1985 in the united states. we are doing our job. i can tell you, the rest of the world will not do it as long as they are trying to grow their economy, whe

we did a great job in minnesota. minneapolis.y should have told us to go a week and a half early. -- earlier. it would have been nice. it would have saved a lot of distraction. remember that cnn anchor -- they don't want to talk about riots because it is bad for them. you know? we are here, at a peaceful demonstration, and the entire city is burning down behind him. they had a fire that looked like berlin on its worst day. the whole place was burning down. said, the military -- it was a great group of people. you saw that, the national guard. it was 1, 2, 3. all of a sudden, they marched forward, tear gas. didn't he go down? i don't know who he is, i just remember. i was going to do a little -- i decided against it. i did not want to go down 25 points in the polls. he got hit on the knee with tear gas. he went down. he was not the bravest guy. but i will never forget the scene of him saying, this is a friendly protest -- i never saw fire like that. but we did a great job. sent in the national guard. it was over in a half hour max

in suburban minnesota, the short commute from minneapolis, george floyd's death led to protests thatided a nation. and many households. >> it will be biden. >> probably for me it will be trump. i like the idea of a republican, not socialism. that seems to be be direction of the democrats. >> i think character is an important quality. also we need someone that can unify and not divide. >> it is why president donald trump seeks to instill fear in the suburban heart. president trump: if you elected this guy, the suburb would be overwhelmed with violence and crime. >> and why joe biden is striking back. mr. biden: how many suburbs will be burned? how many suburban neighbors will be flooded out? how many suburbs blown away in superstorm? >> here one voter's crisis of law and order is a calamity of social justice. >> i have been doing my best to stay as active and involved as i can. >> when trump won the suburbs, he won the election. the math is simple, the cities lean democrats, the rural areas republicans. most states will be decided in the suburbs, the battlegrounds within the battlegro

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