just getting -->> just getting exercise, that part of their social club.orter: supermarkets will stay open for essential items only, but it not clear what the are. >> i'm not sure about books or newspapers. tink that this is on the forbidden list. reporter: who deems what is essential? i'mnk tg small items might be fine, large items might not. reporter: they are deeply concerned about having to police purchase reporter:he is a bigger prize then whether you need to buy a candle or not. fa.s a fundamental matter of no organization is on the eort we are all required to make. repoer: that means the entire nati. they have a fraction of the cases incorrectly. the national lockdown means shutting down the salon. >> it's ridiculous, think. reporter: sandro would be prepared to close her bookshop for even longer. >> think we need a longer, are meaning the lockdown. of localized measur not working and we can see people crossing borders rter:ho can open once the firebreak ends is not clear. the hope is to save trade before s christmas, but there'ar that wales will be

social clubs. more formal clubs where men could gather to smoke their cigars and have brandy. this was a thing of the antebellum period. and lavish parties. washington was nothing if not a place to party. and it typically was the case that there would be balls and receptions and that the president would have balls and this also is the case where the first lady could help to arrange those parties. smoking cigars comes up. it's one of the ways men bonded with each other and became friends and more. so what we have here is a washington, d.c., by the time of the civil war period that is indeed quite advanced along these lines. that was not exactly the case when thomas jefferson became president. in 1800 washington, d.c., was just getting started. this image shows the white house as it was just built in 1800. john adams was the first president to occupy it for a few short months. jefferson was the first president to occupy the white house during his entire presidency. the washington of 1800 was a kind of undeveloped place. there were swamps and muddy roads. in the capital, there wa

the 62—year—old is usually behind the bar at a local social club, then he got covid. terrified.terrified. the amount of trauma you feel, you just have to build your strength up, get better. they will get us better. i know that. covid patients in intensive care are given remdesivir, an antiviral drug, plus medications to stop potentially fatal blood clots. they also get dexamethasone, a steroid. trials in the uk showed it reduces the risk of dying by up to a third. mohammed came to england from pakistan in the ‘50s, a former bus driver, he's 87 and suffers confusion. so his daughter, who has also had covid, is allowed to stay with him. very close to dying, he was, honestly. it was very, very scary. he lives with his son and grandchildren, his daughter is on the next street. covid has swept through the extended family. thank god. he's going to thank god. he is going to thank everybody that's helped him get home as well. the hospital is confident it can cope with coronavirus this winter and could expand its intensive care fivefold if needed. but the more covid there is, the greater

the 62—year—old is usually behind the bar at a local social club, then he got covid. terrifying.ur strength up, get better. they will get us better, i know that. covid patients in intensive care are given remdesivir, an antiviral drug, plus medications to stop potentially fatal blood clots. they also get dexamethasone, a steroid. trials in the uk showed it reduces the risk of dying by up to a third. mohammed came to england from pakistan in the ‘50s. a former bus driver, he's 87 and suffers confusion, so his daughter, who has also had covid, is allowed to stay with him. very close to dying, he was, honestly. it was very, very scary. he lives with his son and grandchildren, his daughter is on the next street. covid has swept through the extended family. thank god. he's going to thank god. he's going to thank everybody that's helped him get home as well. the hospital is confident it can cope with coronavirus this winter the hospital is very much open for business, and staff want to continue all services this winter. but so much depends on whether coronavirus can be kept under contr

minister and social clubs why does she continue to stuff and go to st judes most vulnerable feel they should have its human rights open gates. would. keep him in. every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the consequences than to sisters were documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises far from the world. for a good thing we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people who acted that way i mean. people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of us who stay behind. just placed starts october 16th on g.w. . this is day 8 of any news and these are all top stories. u.s. presidential candidate joe biden has described president donald trump's performance in law and their 1st televised debate as a national embarrassment a moderate has struggled to control trump's frequent interruptions and disregard for the allocated time the debate commission says it will change its format to ensure a more orderly discussion of the issues at the next 2 debates. so far he's in the.

the 62—year—old is usually behind the bar at a local social club, then he got covid. terrifying.ying. i've had a traumatic few days. we'lljust build our strength up, get better. they will get us better, i know that. covid patients in intensive care are given remdesivir, an antiviral drug, plus medications to stop potentially fatal blood clots. they also get dexamethasone, a steroid. trials in the uk showed it reduces the risk of dying by up to a third. mohammed came to england from pakistan in the ‘505. a former bus driver, he's 87 and suffers confusion, so his daughter, who has also had covid, is allowed to stay with him. very close to dying, he was, honestly. it was very, very scary. he lives with his son and grandchildren, his daughter is on the next street. covid has swept through the extended family. thank god. he's going to thank god. he's going to thank everybody that's helped him get home as well. the hospital is confident it can cope with coronavirus this winter and could expand its intensive care fivefold if needed. but the more covid there is, the greater the impact on

and co-founder of i'm social club in london. thanks and joanne. hi i'm joanne molinari i am the creator of the korean weekend i am also a trial lawyer here in chicago illinois and a beer i'm a beer i'm a chef and food writer and the daughter of palestinian immigrants born and raised on the soap ascent of chicago joined us all you could tilt your head there when you saw her put the tea in whatever that was she was making to make it darker did i did you seen that before or is that something that that kind of. no i thought that was pretty fascinating it's one of my favorite things about going out to take top is i learned all these little chicks in the hints about flavoring food and making it more authentic i just love it. marie what was food say about who you are. i mean for me. you know i my both my parents are jamaican but i could carry in food as a whole and it's really a chance for me to kind of explore my heritage because you know in school i didn't learn much about it and it's my chance to kind of delve in and to kind of experience this beautif

describes how members of congress in the early 1800s bonded across party lines through tobacco use, social clubs and living together in boarding houses. leading up to the civil war, these friendships and alliances disintegrated. showing the divisions in politics at the time.

and see government demonstrations by just this week from socio disbelief so such a minister from social clubs 5 years she contributed to the job it's mistreating its most vulnerable she should get to the right so. slick so for 60 minutes. i'm not often out of the jam i just sometimes i am but i'm still laughing when. the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes bequests in here thinking she's a country that i don't. need it seems ridiculous drama. it's cold out there. i'm rachel join me to meet the germans on the w. . post every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced to picture dramatic humanitarian crises around the. world good thing we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people. paying people here for their cars and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course who stay behind it's a. battle my husband went to peru because of the crisis i wanted if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger i'm going to want to know. just star

legend became further embedded in american culture, so did the knights of columbus, a catholic social clubounded by italian immigrants. by 1937, the knights of columbus had gained enough influence to convince president roosevelt to proclaim columbus day a federal holiday. >> trevor: yeah, i know it's easy to forget that today, but there was a time when italian-americans were badly oppressed in america. and they held up christopher columbus as a role model because he put them at the center of america's story. the same way puerto ricans hold up alexander hamilton. and, look, it's hard to reconcile someone's actions when you've built them up so much, not just as a person, but as a symbol. i mine, just ask anyone who is trying to decide if they can play michael jackson songs at their wedding. but times have changed, and more and more people are finding it hard to celebrate columbus, knowing all the bad things he did. the good news is that times have changed in other ways, too. italian-americans have gone from being persecuted to being some of the country's most powerful politicians, entertaine

back to the gs source of the infection, oftentimes it's family gatherings, gatherings at local social clubs, elks, not people going into bars and restaurants se, so per se, so we need to be careful when we think we're safe we're coming into the seventh inning we've been through a lot lot we've managed to protect the we've managed to protect the vulnerable, and i think we can't let our guard down thanksgiving will be a tempting occasion, but when you have older individuals, people who are vulnerable, i think you need to figure out how to protect them in 2021, the risk will start to recede hopefully we'll have a vaccine for vulnerable populations, and we can look to happier days, but these will be tough months for us. >> you mentioned a vaccine hopefully. much talk, that there's so much talk that it's just going to happen by the third quarter of next year there's a vaccine can you handicap whether that's a real thing or not? >> if people are optimistic i'm on board of pfizer, one of the >> people are optimistic, i'm on board of pfizer, one of the companies doing a large-scale trial. remember,

of course that's how mafia don's talk the sidewalk outside the social club.f homeland security investigators are investing a probe of documents that he provided, one of them published today shows that cefc the chinese energy company in question provided a $5 million interest free loan to the bidens. separately. he wrote to hunter biden to explain he would receive $850,000 as chairman of the partnership with a chinese company. hunter biden apparently did not think it was enough. may 16th 2017, hunter biden complained to his business partners about not getting paid more. "i have to admit i do expect that if i can't keep my tone other things i will need a lot more than $850,000 a year on a monthly basis." that's a lot of money involved. clearly. that's not really in dispute. the question is, where did the money go? who got it, where is it now? how much did the money, the big guy, the man you will see in stage and less than an hour, keep for himself? we did not answer the question and ask it right now, nobody now and legacy media is asking those questions. if we

it's a bit of a social club for many of them. is danger there when you add in extreme ideologies and when there is a sense that their rights are being violated, which is what it appears in the indictment to indicate. and you deend up with these fringe elements that facilitate that they're going to take matters into their own hands. they think that they're justified in viewing that. >> a senior law enforcement official told nbc news that seven of the men arrested tied to wolverine watchmen were also tied to the boogaloo movement, supporters of the boogaloo movement. that term's been thrown around a lot. i don't think we fully addressed what that is on this show. can you tell us who they are? >> sure. they've come about in recent years. they have this ideology of accelerating societal collapse. so, a lot of these fringe movements that tend towards violence have as their undercurrent this idea that there is no way to save the united states so we have to overthrew it and establish it a new government if you're a white nationalist, wh

and, yes, you're going to have to wear that mask the entire time you're in the club. social distancing a must, and some of the areas will be closed. >>> a new campus, but of course there's no kids on campus. after years of rebuilding, an elementary school in oakland is ready to reopen. glenview elementary. the building was almost entirely torn down in 2016. since then, the district has dealt with delays in building and a bid-rigging scandal. now, though, students are in distance learning, but the school's principal says she's ready for a fresh start. >> like what is there not to be excited about? this is an amazing building. at least half of our teachers are actually coming to their classrooms and teaching from their classrooms while we're in distance learning, and we can't wait to get our kids back. >> like so many schools, waiting for those kids to come back. koifn protocols will be enforced including masks worn at all times once the students do return. >> kids will be happy to see each other, even if it's from far away. >> we're back in a moment. stay with us. give you my

this article said it was harder to find voters given the closing of lodges and social dance clubbingm strung. tell us about it. and this guidance from november 1918. we just dug this up. they said look, there is no danger in voting quote if you wear your mask, adding it's better to get fresh air and sunshine you'll enjoy performing your patriotic duty. i can tell you a lot has changed but some advice does hold up. now up ahead, we're going to look at top democrats like elizabeth warren teaming up with the comedy rock group tenacious d to rally turnout and we'll get into it with the great jack black and kyle glass of tenacious d here live when we come back. f tenacious d here live when we come back. - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to a

and we are not able to enforce social distancing because of the governor's order he has made it very difficult to protect people from the spread of the virus. >> some clubs showing clear signs of social distancing as the owners are trying to stay safe, financially afloat. >> we're not here to go against the county mayor we understand his precautions, we understand his worries. our worries is to feed our families. >> reporter: florida has reported 10,000 new cases since friday, crossing 4,000 infections in a day for the first time in august a small piece of the national picture. four states showing a 10% increase with around 30 states surging at 25% or more including new york where sheriff's deputies busted a 200 party in queens and the state stopped a 10,000 person wedding monday in brooklyn. >> there is no safe way to do that we know that >> reporter: it's not just large gatherings but small get togethers that have feared the covid flames governments enacting new restrictions like denver where they're capping gatherings to 5 people and tough new mask enforcements in kentucky and new mexico the governor's office said the state is, quote, a covid-19 wildf

compulsory masks social distancing and now a curfew tough times for bars and clubs in the party capital berlin. i'm on an on them all off on thought when you have to social distance in a room where 50 people normally sit and now it's just 10 to 20 of the make it's very hard from an economic standpoint it's a question of time until you run out of money you're practically being bled dry. because that was the group that some of us. as a bar owner the coronavirus restrictions are pushing him to the financial brink but as a father. can sympathize. with. the quotes and i have a daughter who is at high risk she has a heart defect and was hospitalized 5 times by age 3. and when you see your child suffer like that and then see how the situation is getting really dangerous you really don't want to see anyone go through that this makes them an email from someone with a name and nightclubs have been struggling with coronavirus restrictions for months with alternative events like these they try to keep their hands above water but small concerts are hardly profitable clubs have been shut for months m

now it's when the lights go out and the doors shut compulsory masks social distancing and now a curfew tough times for bars and clubs in the party capital berlin. i'm on and on i'm almost on top of the news when you have to social distance in a room where 50 people normally sit and now it's just 10 to 20 of the make it so very hard from an economic standpoint it's a question of time until you run out of money because you're practically being bled dry is. that as good as a month that some of us. as a bar owner the coronavirus restrictions are pushing him to the financial brink but as a father. can sympathize. with. the quotes and i have a daughter who is at high risk she has a heart defect and was hospitalized 5 times by age 3. and when you see your child suffer like that and then see how the situation is getting really dangerous you really don't want to see anyone go through that there's much to moneyman from some within human nightclubs have been struggling with coronavirus restrictions for months with alternative events like these they try to keep their hands above water but small concerts are hardly profitable cl

everyone will be required to wear masks the entire time they're in the club, and yes, social distancing is a must. we're back in a moment with the nba finals tonight. what a game it was, and jimmy g. with a little birthday hello for george kittle. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> all right, did you see the nba finals tonight. had heavily favored lakers have their hands full with the miami heat. game five in the orlando bubble. that jimmy butler, what a joy to watch this guy. he was simply exhausted. he willed the heat to victory. final minutes he hit several plus shots, that little fade away there. butler finished with 35 points. miami wins 111-108. the lakers still lead this series three games to two. >>> good news for the 49ers, jimmy g. is back, and today on george kittle's birthday his wardrobe was notable. >> ankle's feeli

social distancing because of the governor's order. he has made it very difficult for us to protect people from the spread of the virus. >> reporter: some clubs showing clear signs of social distancing. its owners are trying to stay safe and financially afloat. >> we understand his worries but our worries are to feed our families. >> reporter: florida has reported 10,000 new cases since friday, 4,000 infections in a day for the first time since august, a small piece of a concerning national picture. 38 states and d.c. showing a 10% increase in the last two weeks, with around 30 states surging at 25% or more including new york, where sheriff's deputies busted a 200-person party in queens and the state stopped a 10,000-person wedding monday in brooklyn. >> you can't have a wedding now with thousands of people. there is no safe way to do that. we know that. >> reporter: it's not just large gathering gatherings, but small get togethers that health officials fear have fanned the covid flames. enacting new restrictions in response, like denver, where settings are now capped with five people. urging resident not to socialize outside their families a

reunification and like then finding empty buildings the club reveres it almost has opened on the grounds of a former brewery covers wear masks and socially distance cameras are not permitted so what has had to look photo 1st of all opening up a club in the corona era in 2020 is very brave of dahl that the owner here looks like it gives us a huge energy. and gives us something to show off to the world in berlin a club is opening up in 2020. 5 years i think. and of course ellen alien is performing here as well. but you don't have to go to a club to experience something new and exciting in berlin the streets of beirut ings of the city common life during the birthday lights festival famous lens box like the brand new book the gates are based in colorful lights and this was a year mix program dedicated to german unity and with these fantastic pictures from berlin it is time for me to say goodbye and if you want to see mall then visit our social media channels or check out our website there you will also fight all the details on our current views draw until we meet again goodbye stay safe and thanks for watching. good. good. good. good. beetho

i just want to look at this is a —— from a social aspect. these clubshe survey, a times, and good times. in the survey, a huge number of people in the country will obviously relate to that supporting football clubs. it isa that supporting football clubs. it is a phenomenon, it's part of family life. it becomes a really big part of where people are from if they move away, staying in contact with home through support for football. and that builds a lot of memories through their lives, and therefore, the club takes on this emotional sense of belonging, this emotional home which many people have been writing about this for years. there isa writing about this for years. there is a novel called the fever pitch, which expressed this in a really touching way. in a crisis where people want to be able to feel something familiar, something they love doing, this is all about the thrill of football itself. obviously the supporters have been excluded from the ground since march, but yes, the clubs are very important during the crisis. could they really go? is that so

san diego players left the field, with the club explaining the decision on social media. d the match, in a game which they were leading 3—1 — ending their hopes of reaching the play—offs. the club then released this statement via twitter, saying they had to act. the side are led by the former everton midfielder landon donovan our guys to their immense credit said they weren't going to stand for it. they were very clear in that moment that they were giving up all hopes of making the play—offs. they we re hopes of making the play—offs. they were meeting one of the best teams in the league but they said it didn't matter. there are things more important in life may have to stick up important in life may have to stick upfor important in life may have to stick up for what we believe in, and so they made the decision to walk off andi they made the decision to walk off and i have tremendous pride in this group. following the withdrawal of serena williams yesterday, another big name in the women's draw has exited the french open today with number two seed karolina pliskova knocked

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executives with the 49ers, giants, earthquakes and the oakland roots soccer club participated in a discussion today on social justice organized by the social council. each said they would make an effort to be more inclusive. >>> we have voter information on abcnews.com/election, including how to register to vote and a guide to all the statewide propositions. >> turning now -- >> the weekend is upon us, deanna, and we're hoping for cooler temps coming. >> you actually took the words right out of my mouth. sandra, are we going to get that? >> i'm just going to go ahead and bring it to you ladies since you both asked so nicely. let's call for cooler weather tomorrow, but even more so on sunday. let's look at a time lapse from our emeryville camera. it was a smoky view as the sun was getting ready to set. really, we all experienced poor quality to unhealthy quality throughout the day. right now we have moderate air quality in san francisco, santa rosa, san jose and oakland. you're in yellow. these places were unhealthy early in the night. as you take a look at fremont, moderate air quality. in the santa cruz mou

club of donating to a political action committee against the measure. prop 15 would raise taxes on commercial properties. supporters say it would help fund schools and social services while opponents say it is the largest tax in state history. the country club has yet to respond to our request for comment. >>> abc news zokt your one stop shop for everything. we have mail-in ballot versus in-person voting information. >>> no arrests have been made after a free speech rally turned violent yesterday in san francisco. a warning now, some may find the following video disturbing. this video was taken as protester punched the rally's organizer, phillip anderson, in the face. he had already been hit at least one other time prior tom video. his mouth was bloodied and he ended up losing his two front teeth. he spoke to dan noyes last night when the rally and his intentions, including a flyer had had prominent right wing figures on it. >> it sure as hillary had nothing 22nd the proud boys. joib biggs, they weren't there. the entire event was literally just about big taxes. >> reporter: san francisco police say at least six people were hurt including three officers. >

dollar fund-raiser at his golf club, even after the white house learned of hope hicks' positive diagnosis before he took off. >> it was safe for the president to go. he socially distanced. it was an outdoor event and deemed safe. >> already on the campaign trail, biden, who says he had two negative tests on friday is suspending negative tv advertising for now but sending a pointed message. >> it's not going away automatically. we have to do our part to be responsible. it means following the science. it means having masking mandates nationwide. >> and joining me now is trump campaign senior adviser jason miller.

club of donating to a political action committee against the measure. prop 15 would raise taxes on commercial properties. supporters say it would help fund schools and social services and opponents say it's the largest tax increase in state history. the country club has yet to respond to our request for comment. abc7news.com is your one-stop resource for everything about every state ballot measure. we also have mail in ballot versus in person voting information and key dates and deadlines. >>> no arrests have been made after a free speech rally turned violent in san francisco. a warning, some may find the following video disturbing. this video was taken as a protester punched the rally's organizer phillip anderson in the face. anderson had already been hit at least one other time prior to that video. his mouth was bloody and he lost his two front teeth. he spoke to abc 7 news i-team done noise about the rally and intentions including a flier that had prominent right wing figures on it. >> sure as hell had nothing to do with the proud boys, not even one was there. joe bigs, they weren't there. the entire event was literally just about big tech. >> san franc

clubs only. the premier league meanwhile "unanimously agreed" that ‘project big picture‘ will not be "endorsed or pursued". reacting to the news the culture secretary oliver dowden took to socialhortly afterwards and said today's meeting represented ‘a good start. i urge them to work together & stay focused on helping clubs through this crisis" here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott today marks the first opportunity for the 20 clubs to get around the table, albeit the virtual one. since those plans first emerged on sunday and yes they were led by liverpool and manchester united. and perhaps supported by other members of the members of the big six. but there's not really any point pursuing a plan if it's not going to get the necessary 1a club majority that we no significant decisions in the premier league need to. i suppose what has happened today and what appears to have happened based on the statement is that they've all got around the table and discuss project big picture and has gone down so badly with the premier league executives and clubs that it appears they've decided to ditch the proposal. what has done is part of the wider discussion about the future fina

reunification and like then finding empty buildings the club reveres it almost has opened on the grounds of a former brewery covers wear masks and socially distance cameras are not permitted . first of all opening up a club in the corona era in 2020 is very brave of dahl that the owner here looks like it gives us a huge energy. and gives us something to show off to the world in berlin a club is opening up in 2020. 5 homes like this i think. and of course ellen alien is performing here as well. but you don't have to go to a club to experience something new and exciting in berlin the streets of beirut ings of the city common life during the ballet lights festival famous len box like the brand new book gates are based in colorful lights and this was a year mix program dedicated to german unity and with these fantastic pictures from berlin it is time for me to say goodbye and if you want to see mall then visit our social media channels or check out our website there you will also fight all the details on our current views drop until we meet again goodbye stay safe a thanks for watching. the. prussians cames used to come here to chill. cause

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