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the always sober a.b. stoddard. does the gentleman from louisiana show overexuberance or is he right? >> so interesting to hear this. the last time i heard james go viral on this topic, he was not saying this. that people don't get drunk on the national polls where biden is 14 points ahead. it is really important to. it was swing states. you can watch the trends and the avera average. day in and day out. where biden is. you see stability and a steadiness to this race which is why you see this down ballot pressure on senate raise in alaska, south carolina, and kansas. that only indicates one thing. just a reef tough head wind for donald trump to turn around in the woman weeks. we'll do this again. coming up, a report from urt to show us what a second wave looks like considering we're in the midst of an uncontrolled pandemic. an uncontrolled pandemic proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kama

under the a.b. five law, rideshare and delivery apps would have to give employee protections to their drivers, such as paid sick leave, unemployment insurance and overtime. but uber, lyft and other app- based companies have fought a.b. fivere in the courts, and be the bill came into effect, they drafted an opposition ballot measure prop 22, that lets voters decide the issue this november 3. >> prop 22 is the solution we need; 22 would allow app-based drivers to continue working as independent contractors. >> reporter: prop 22 overrides a. five and creates some new benefits for app-based drivers, including an "earnings guarantee tied to 120% of minimum wage" and a "healthcare subsidy" starting at 15 hours a week. but critics of prop 22 say it doesn't offer as many benefits as employee statusand the benefits only cover the "engaged time" when drivers have passengers. >> my name i mead. i am an app-based driver in palm springs, california. >> reporter: app drivers doug mead andlizabeth clews support pr

phil rucker, nancy cook, a.b. stoddard, greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up, as someone put it to our own nicolle wallace today, this is your father's 2016. democrats are seeing hope in some unlikely places and the early vote is remarkable. two of the best early strategists in the game are here to talk about key republican strong holds democrats are likely to flip. >>> and in the middle of a surge of coronavirus, no masks, no problem, but we will talk to one of the er doctors on the front lines. all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting underway on this tuesday night. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> you know, there aren't a lot of pundits who could have guessed four years ago that the democratic candidate for president in 2020 would be campaigning in georgia on the final week of the election. or th

phil rucker, nancy cook, a.b. stoddard, greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up, as someone put it to our own nicolle wallace today, this is your father's 2016. democrats are seeing hope in some unlikely places and the early vote is remarkable. two of the best early strategists in the game are here to talk about key republican strong holds democrats are likely to flip. >>> and in the middle of a surge of coronavirus, no masks, no problem, but we will talk to one of the er doctors on the front lines. all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting underway on this tuesday night. another bundle in the books. got to hand it to you, jamie. your knowledge of victorian architecture really paid off this time. nah, just got lucky. so did the thompsons. that faulty wiring could've cost them a lot more than the mudroom. thankfully they bundled their motorcycle with their home and auto. they're protected 24/7. mm. what do you say? one more game of backgammon? [ chuckles ] not on your life. [ laughs ] ♪ when the lights go down to s

with record to assembly man chiu's a.b. 1482, a.b. 1482 limits the state increase in rent to inflation plus 5%, which is quite high. it's great for places that have none -- have no rent control, but it's very high, and it's very high controlled with san francisco's rent control ordinance, so the potential, again, as supervisor preston was mentioning, what -- what the passage of prop 21 would do would be to allow this back to the local legislation process -- legislative process, and for this city and this board of supervisors to be looking at what's appropriate for this city and the rental market here, and not to defer to, you know, what has been kind of a safety valve for places that have no rent control but really is not the solution for san francisco. >> chair peskin: thank you, miss bynard. why don't we open this up to public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. we have six listeners, with five in queue. if you can queue in the first caller? >> yes. i'm, quite frankly, appalled by this resolution. the bo

donna edwards, former democratic congresswoman from maryland, "washington post" and a.b.ard at real clear politics. welcome all. rick, first to you. you know texas so well. we've seen john cornyn begin to separate himself from the president. could cornyn seat be in doubt in texas this year? >> well, look, andrea, it's amazing we're talking about texas, texas, texas. if you look back at the history, you have mitt romney who won texas by about 16 points, donald trump won it by 9. beto o'rourke lost it by less than 5. so it's been trending blue for a long time. you can see trending blue for those numbers. now according to there's morning news poll, biden is ahead of trump three points in texas. that's within the margin of error. that brings it down to zero. anything is possible. the thing with texas, there is a demographic now, largely latino voters voting in big numbers now. texas has been red for a long time. it used to be blue with ann richards. now it's starting to trend toward blue again. could they get it at this time, absolutely. i don't know. we'll have to see. >> do

a.b.clear politics. elizabeth and tim, did you know it was miles all along? elizabeth, you first. >> no. >> no. i just found out about four or five minutes before cnn broke the story. had no idea. >> yeah, and -- >> tim, let me -- >> if i could just add -- no, look, just to get the facts straight, we didn't know when he came to us and we decided to do the ad. he didn't tell us that he had written the op-ed. and you know, look, i think that i'm happy that he came forth and the testimony that he put forth in that ad that he did for our vet had some very, very specific allegations that were not in the book and that were not in the op-ed about actions that the president took with regards to fires in california and on the border and myriad other issues and i think that's important to get out. but i do just -- i wish, for the record, that more people would come out and tell the truth and i think that telling the truth is important in this time and i think that even applies to miles, and i wish h

a.b., we have the president and his team ping-ponging across the country as well. how critical is this weekend for both candidates? >> well, it's always critical when you're this close to the final day for everyone in both campaigns, but for president trump, who's going to be making, you know, four states visits in one day, and trying to replicate that from now until november 3rd, you know, he is -- he's running from behind, and he really needs to try to you were the out his vote in these critical places. he has not governed or campaigned to voters that did not support him in 2016. he has a coalition that is eroding. it's quite narrow, and he has lost white noncollege women and he's losing seniors most critically to joe biden who he won nationally by 7 points in 2016. so, every voter at those rallies who is already going to support him, he needs to go out and excite other ones or he's not going to be able to overperform the polls and enjoy enough polling error to replicate what he did in 2016. >> and the president meantime continues to downplay the pandemic. in fac

a.b. stoddard and a contribu contribu contributor. i understand you have some reports about the president's plans tomorrow. >> that's right, nicolle. hello from the humble a.p. white house booth here in the west wing just steps from the briefing room. we indeed know that tomorrow the president will be having his first in-person event since his coronavirus diagnosis. we have reported, other outlets have as well,gathering a group lawn of the white house tomorrow. details are still being worked out. the timing has not been announced but it will be aboabou about -- there will be several hundred people tomorrow at some point during the day and it should be noted it will come two weeks to the day from the scotus event also on the south lawn and rose garden, the exact same event that many health experts believe was perhaps a super spreader where we know a number of white house officials, senators, other republicans who were in attendance have all contracted covid-19. the president himself of cour

why don't they come out and at least -- because i accept what a.b. is saying and she's got her ear to the ground, so i don't know if i believe that anymore, that they know he's wrong. do they really know he's wrong? do they really think that china is as bad, as malevolent as russia, really? >> no, not really. i mean, they hear what he is saying but i don't think anybody buys that. i think -- i think most republicans in congress, i think most probably -- probably most people involved in president trump's campaign know that the fbi director is likely to know what he's talking about. they just don't want to contradict the president when he spews his nonsense and his nonsense is the reality he would like to create rather than the reality that. is look, this is just situation that we have to deal with. i don't think there's going to be some sort of last minute, you know, enlightenment by the president, all of the president's republican enablers and they'll suddenly rediscover their love of american democracy. we have to vote, we have to vote in huge, unde

what does this latest ruling actually mean for prop 22 and a.b. 5? really ratchets it up. this is the most expensive ballot measure in the history of the state. and what this court ruling does is it upholds a lower court ruling from earlier this year's they must comply with a.b. 5. this was kind of like their hail mary right before the prop 22 vote. stillp 22 fails, there is the possibility -- lyft did tell bloomberg they are considering appealing into the california supreme court, but this is not going in the direction that gig companies wanted. emily: meantime, you had drivers suing uber overpressure that they say that uber is putting on them to take a stand on prop 22. uber in a statement to us said this is an absurd lawsuit without merit, filed without regard for the facts. their position is they cannot distract from the truth that a vast majority of drivers support prop 22. what do we know about voter sentiment right now on prop 22? are voters generally in favor or no? lizette: the latest poll we have been able to see is from the university of c

where were you last night, a.b. i want to go back to the question a.b. highlighted. each candidate was given the opportunity to speak to black families and black moms and dads who have tell tell their kids what to do if they're pulled over because it end very differently based on the color of your skin. that was the question he used to smear joe biden about russia and ukraine. on the question of race, he had nothing. >> he had nothing but trying to attack him on ukraine and then attack him on the '94 crime bill that joe biden has said many times was a mistake. while he, himself, donald trump is advocating things equivalent to the crime bill right now. rudy giuliani, who is the architect of stop and frisk, which has proven to be racist, is trump's personal lawyer. the question was about a conversation that black parents have to have with their kids. he didn't even remotely show any sensitivity about that kind of conversation, what it does to the parent and what it does to a child to have to be explained to why you're treated differently. it shows his total lack of cap

supreme court today the senate judiciary committee voted to advance a.b. kone barrett's nomination to the full senate for a vote republicans on the committee voted unanimously for president trump's nomination to the supreme court democrats on the committee boycotted the meeting calling the nomination process a sham we'll get reaction from the u.s. in just a moment but 1st this report. from the moment president donald trump presented his supreme court nominee amy kearney paris has been one of the u.s. elections main figures the 48 year old catholic and from a law professor has publicly opposed abortion and says the constitution shouldn't be reinterpreted. but at senate confirmation hearings kone barrett said she believed judges should stay out of politics. judges can't just wake up one day and say i have an agenda i like guns i hate guns i like abortion and i hate abortion and walk in like a royal queen and impose their will on the world you have to wait for cases and controversies such as the language of the constitution to wind their way through the proce

senate judiciary committee has voted to advance the nomination of judge a.b. kone barrett to the supreme court despite democrats boycotting the ballot that will now be a full senate vote that will be on monday. so coronavirus cases are spiraling across europe leaders no choice but to place new curfews or restrictions on millions of people the french prime minister put it bluntly saying the 2nd wave is here a nighttime curfew is being extended covering 2 thirds of the population restrictions on movement are also happening in italy and in greece with people in major cities ordered to stay off the streets in the evenings spain has experienced a record increase in infections on thursday almost 21000 in a single day numerous regional governments are having to bring in soft measures in cases in germany recently passed 10000 for the 1st time it's issued travel warnings for switzerland for ireland for poland italy austria and for the united kingdom general reports now from one. these pictures filmed anonymously and leaked onto social media herald a ghastly return to t

supreme court today the senate judiciary committee voted to advance a.b. kone barrett's nomination to the full senate for a vote republicans on the committee voted unanimously for president trump's nomination to the supreme court democrats on the committee boycotted the meeting calling the nomination process a sham we'll get reaction from the u.s. in just a moment but 1st this report. from the moment president donald trump presented his supreme court nominee amy kearney paris has been one of the u.s. elections main figures the 48 year old catholic and former law professor has publicly opposed abortion and says the constitution shouldn't be reinterpreted. but at senate confirmation hearings kone parents said she believed judges should stay out of politics. judges can't just wake up one day and say i have an agenda i like guns i hate guns i like abortion and i hate abortion and walk in like a a royal queen and impose you know their will on the world you have to wait for cases and controversies switches the language of the constitution to wind their way throu

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they want to -- be in prove 22 -- that they want to remain independent contractors, what happens to a.b you and other lawmakers accept that? >> so if an -- if a worker wants to remain an independent contractor, he can she can. there is nothing in the law that prohibits them from having a rebl relationship with a company. uber and lyft can't use their muscle and clout to try to pressure or intimidate a worker into signing a contract versus getting the benefits they're entitled to as an employee and so, therefore, if you're truly an independent contractor, you're out there reaching contracts to do work versus being an employee day to day, then the evidence should be out there that you're doing work not just for uber or lyft but for others and you have your own shingle out there providing your services to others versus the case of an employee who essentially works for that particular company or that particular industry most of the time and so there's no difficulty for any worker in being able to have an independent contractor status if he or she wants it. but it's up to the worker. it shou

a.b. is eligible to sign with the team after he serves an eight-game suspension for multiple violations for a personal conduct policy from the nfl. brown cut by the raiders played just one game in new england before being cut again. so he has a headache off the field but can play, maybe, potentially on the field. >>> the world series continues tonight. dodgers look to continue and take a 2-0 series lead. blue crew looking for the first tit title since '88. >>> the oakland a's picked up a big win off the field one of four cities in the country to be chosen for the major league baseball refurbishment program. the home field in west oakland is refurbished and selected among 500 applications. gold medalist and softball legend jenny finch helped chose oakland and says the bay area was a perfect choice. >> the organization behind it and how many kids they are able to out reach to and that's a big part of it. how many lives have we touched and how many kids will be on the field and kind of what's

promise big time 3 appointments to the supreme court most recently last night with the confirmation of a.b. kone barrett no president's done that since ronald reagan and that is something that his base was counting on so it's a promise delivered the other big thing that he is continuing to push is a law and order message which did work with a lot of suburban women and so that is something else that we're going to see in this final stretch but the bottom line for donald trump is what he's trying to do is make sure that enthusiasm among his supporters doesn't wane given the fact that there is this lead in the national polls for his rival in fact donald trump tweeting today not to get discouraged that the only poll that really matters is what a lection day as we often say and so he says cystic that he has a lead of at least one poll and for his voters not to give up. or say the white house. or donald trump victory 4 years ago was partly due to the upset in the usually democratic state of michigan to be reelected he will need to win in the states the launch of counties live to john hendren ain

in economics from harvard university and his a.b. in economics from -- mr. zardaro became the eight comptroller general of united states and accountability office on december 22 of 2010. when he was confirmed by the u.s. senate. he has served as acting comptroller general since march of 08 and mr. zardaro has held a number of leadership positions during his long career gao dating back more than 45 years including chief operating officer and head of gao information management division. he has pulled bashur's degree in accounting. welcome mr. navarro and i will turn to mr. swegle for his five-minute statement. >> thank you and good after chairman cassidy ranked member hassan and members of the committee thank you for inviting me to testify and it's a pleasure to testify with gene dardaro. we benefit immensely from the work of gao. the fiscal outlook is a tale of two horizons. no longer turn the nation's fiscal challenges are daunting. at the time the united states is not facing an immediate fiscal crisis. the debt is manageable for now and fiscal policy could

probably in two weeks, but i say no a.b., no problem, i've got tampa by 14 on this one. have there? >> green bay, i think aaron rodgers is on fire for some redemption here. he had a really humiliating loss one of the worst in his career. i think devante adams is going to be back toward that pro bowl form, another week for that hamm hammie to heal up but aaron jones, the leading rusher is questionable, i'm going packers by three. will: myself ask you -- i don't think i'm going to like the answer -- but america's team the dallas cowboys is down to their third string i think all across the offensive line, they take on the washington football team today, jen. >> this is going to be a tough one for the cowboys. this is uphill sledding with all of the injuries they've had, just a rash of them. i got to go with the washington football team here, but, hey, adversity brings out either the best or the worst in a team; so maybe, maybe, will, you'll see one of your new stars emerge from all of this. pete: oh, the opportunity side of the coin, new stars emerging. jen, appreciate that

we have laws, as well, so just, chair haney, i've been doing research on a.b. 77, which is a law that gave the school districts extra money, but then requires we do extra outreach to parents when we see kids are absent. we have even huger absence rates for kids participating in distance learning at all levels. so that's just something that's on my radar, and i wanted to have a follow up where we can really address -- we're looking at pulling kids back into school, but there's going to be a group of students -- i don't see when they're going to come back to school in the near future because they're not the first ones on our list, and yet, they are still also in great need of their education, so that means offering a high quality distance learning program and making sure that we're doing anything and everything that we can to support them, and i'm seeing problems with kids, you know, not knowing how to turn in homework and things like that. i just wanted to put that out there. >> supervisor haney: and maybe it's something we can have a future meeting on. and also, i'm going to call up s

we have laws, as well, so just, chair haney, i've been doing research on a.b. 77, which is a law that gave the school districts extra money, but then requires we do extra outreach to parents when we see kids are absent. we have even huger absence rates for kids participating in distance learning at all levels. so that's just something that's on my radar, and i wanted to have a follow up where we can really address -- we're looking at pulling kids back into school, but there's going to be a group of students -- i don't see when they're going to come back to school in the near future because they're not the first ones on our list, and yet, they are still also in great need of their education, so that means offering a high quality distance learning program and making sure that we're doing anything and everything that we can to support them, and i'm seeing problems with kids, you know, not knowing how to turn in homework and things like that. i just wanted to put that out there. >> supervisor haney: and maybe it's something we can have a future meeting on. and also, i'm going to call up s

we have laws, as well, so just, chair haney, i've been doing research on a.b. 77, which is a law that gave the school districts extra money, but then requires we do extra outreach to parents when we see kids are absent. we have even huger absence rates for kids participating in distance learning at all levels. so that's just something that's on my radar, and i wanted to have a follow up where we can really address -- we're looking at pulling kids back into school, but there's going to be a group of students -- i don't see when they're going to come back to school in the near future because they're not the first ones on our list, and yet, they are still also in great need of their education, so that means offering a high quality distance learning program and making sure that we're doing anything and everything that we can to support them, and i'm seeing problems with kids, you know, not knowing how to turn in homework and things like that. i just wanted to put that out there. >> supervisor haney: and maybe it's something we can have a future meeting on. and also, i'm going to call up s