the more vaccinated the more protected still have questions the doctor is in there and he is dr joe alton who along with his advance nurse practitioner wife amy are authors of among other books alton's pandemic preparedness guide dealing with the emerging and current viral threats they host the survival medicine website doom and gloom dot net a rich trove of posts podcasts and videos and we're showing you the big picture you tube archive address at the bottom of the screen in case you missed our september 11th show when joe and i talked about the survival supplies it's smart to have at home just in case joe let's start off with a common fact or myth the flu shot will give you the flu. holland i'm glad we're talking about the flu because with the medical headlines all about covert 19 people think the flu is taking the year off it's not but to answer your question that's a myth you can't get the flu from the flu shot you need live virus to get sick and the vaccine is made from dead virus or just viral proteins the shot can however trigger an immune response in your body so you could have a

police say alton cole's mother and sisters were arrested as officers crackdown on curfew in wisconsine attorney for whole's mother said taken to a hospital for arm and head injury, has since been released. a homeowner going viral after confronting protesters who protested on his property during a demonstration. a second might of unrest after a prosecutor decided not to charge the officer shot and killed alton cole in february. todd: protesters take to the streets for a second night in minneapolis following the release of the x officer charged in george floyd's death. in st. paul families of people killed by police join supporters in the secret marched to the state capital. this week 51 people were arrested near the minneapolis police department fifth precinct. no arrests were reported overnight. a photo showing the leading mayoral candidate from portland wearing a skirt with the faces of famous communist dictators is resurfaced. journalist andy now sharing the picture, she's unaffiliated with a political party. she's leading in the polls by double digits against incumbent mayor ted wh

towns and wineries in not valley the others killed 4 people in the cascade foothills close to the alton border and isolated 75000 people are under evacuation orders the state's seen a record shattering fire season that's already scorched over 1500000 hectares. at least 60 people have been detained in hong kong accused of defying a ban on gatherings that are being called on line for protests to mark china's national day police blocked off streets and alleys in a major shopping area where previous demonstrations have been held there's a ban on mass gatherings because of the pandemic while chief executive caroline hailed the beijing strict security law for bringing peace to the territory hong kong marks the anniversary with a flag raising ceremony on the shores of victoria harbor chief executive caroline was among those attending and she condemned countries that have criticized the new security law and said it would be implemented without hesitation most people find no matter how severe some foreign governments holding double standards are going to level unjustified accusations against the

alton b parker. as i said to my students, not a household name, saving his own household.he was overwhelmingly defeated when roosevelt thought the presidency in 1904 and was elected by acclamation, and overwhelming trait. once he was president and his own -- and overwhelming victory. once he was president in his own right he promised a square deal for the american people. one thing he did to get the square deal was to address again the railroad problem. this may seem to students a petty sort of thing but it was not. not a terribly important thing, but was. it turns out the elkins act was not being effectively enforced. because what happened was, in in order to change, address or redress some of these grievances of the elkins act, cases had to go to the court system. the courts were notoriously conservative and often decided in favor of businesses, as opposed to the consumer. and so, what roosevelt wanted was the ability, the government to have the ability to set the rates railroads could charge, which was a tremendous departure in practice from previous practices. that was

his name was alton b. parker. as i have said to my students, not a household by -- name by any means, saving his own household. he was overwhelmingly defeated and set at the time when roosevelt sought the presidency in 1904 and was elected by acclamation, an overwhelming victory. once he was president in his own right he became an even more aggressive advocate for progressivism and he promised a square deal for the american people. one thing he did to get the square deal, was to address again, the railroad problem. and this may seem -- i think it my students ao petty sort of thing, but it was not. it may seem not a terribly important thing, but it was. it turned out that the elkins act was not being ineffectively enforced. because what happened was, that in order to get a change, in order to address orto redress some of these grievances of the elkins act, cases had to go to the court system. the courts were notoriously conservative and often decided in favor of businesses, as opposed to the consumer. and so, what

he gets by alton smith and weaves his way 50 yards for the score 3 touchdowns for back on on the game. cowboys quarterback dak prescott 4 through to 500 yard, but guess what law doesn't matter 50 are touched the grounds when in a shootout 49 to 38 and that is your lecture us know play of the week are common late, but its. that wraps up sports night live. later on in tonight, we will have some sound from the forty-niners last we'll hear from kyle shanahan and above the pricing loss, 49 ers but hey that's why you play the game. kron 4 news at after the break. >>area's local news station. we begin now with breaking news. >>now at 9 after 7 months of downplaying the coronavirus pandemic tonight, president trump appears to have a change of heart now saying he understands and he gets it. good evening. thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall today, the president's doctors said he could be discharged from walter reed medical center as early as tomorrow. >>however, the president decided to make an early exit for a quick trip outside tak

or will remain friendly soft for a while so for tenants this is an excellent time to to move up to alton. i think we're already seeing that in the market tends to tour a point that lived not in the studio could get a one-bedroom locker 2 men for the same price. so looking at a 6 month nice to be reasonable beyond that it's it's too early to tell whether the remote work policy is will gain further traction into 2021. so without all on the fence i would say the caution probably is of the order. >>and do you think that even though the rent prices have dropped so low that renters do you have some negotiation power left in their hands. >>i would say i'm absolutely in part because we're moving towards a somewhat slower time of the year 1, 1, but there's not as much movement in and even between cities and even within the city so far longer renters are looking maybe still more visible part of this would be great and even those want to stay in their current asking the landlord for for further concessions i would say would not out of the ordinary. >>all right george brought to you with a realtor d

what this means is there is also the application on the back and to count all of the alton t votes. election night is one issue, but the week after the election is going to be critical to counter those votes particularly in prices where african-american -- places where african-american turnout is important to elections. thereect and fear that may be intimidation of vote counters. many of us are old enough to remember the brooks brothers riot in 2000 during the bush versus gore election. our fear this year is that rather than wearing khakis, they will be strapped with ar-15's. it is critical to engage with attorney generals, governors to prepare to protect the election counters the week after the election so we can ensure all absentee votes are counted. to the extent there are problems are -- on election day, and this we expect to be an incredible turnout on day, there will be more provisional ballots cast a been usual. these are the ballots that are cast when you come to the table and you know this is your polling place, but somehow your name is not on the books. you are placed on a

rick: almost from alton, you're gonna be able to see this thing. lemonis: that's the key.mes the height of those trees. those trees are, say, 50 feet tall. rick: 50, 60 feet tall tops. lemonis: we may go 150. rick: okay. lemonis: i think putting in the flag will not only honor the veterans, but it will give people a reason to drive here to see this beautiful, amazing thing. it's gonna be awesome. kim: it is gonna be awesome. rick: it is. this flagpole is going to be a symbol of strength and how much our veterans mean to the united states of america. ♪ [ sneeze ] skip to cold relief fast with alka seltzer plus severe powerfast fizz. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! so fast! if you're the tallest. (ava and olivia laugh) take a piece of chocolate if you're better at eating your vegetables. (ava and olivia laugh) take a piece of chocolate if you love sharing. ♪ (ava and olivia laugh) ♪ to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer

start from pole position for sunday's eiffel grown pray in germany process and a teammate knows how alton's run of 5 straight poles as he posted the fastest time in qualifying at the nerve agreeing it was the fins 3rd hole of the year that was much to stop and the start. 4 time world football champions germany have finally won a u. waif a nation's league match at the 7th time of asking would you believe goals for matches get into and lay on gretzky gave them a $21.00 win over ukraine in kiev meanwhile world champions france will be in action on sunday they play portugal in paris for the 1st time since the portuguese beat them in the euro 2016 final at the same venue to be on when to so it's been a long time and we can't change what happened anyway congratulations to them for having won the euro 4 years ago but it was also an important experience for us but i think that just a few players in our current squad were involved in $26.00 team nevertheless it will be an interesting game between 2 of the best teams in europe or even in the world i ring the m.l.s. into miami have won back to back ma

the unrest police cars and waste bins was set on fire while several stores were looted 27 year old alton wallace was shot dead by police in philadelphia on monday as a bystander film the incident and posted it on social media offices say wallace was holding a knife and it ordered him to drop it several times the city's mayor has called for calm we need a speedy and transparent resolution for the sake of mr wallace his family the officers and for all philadelphia i know that many thought all of us are feeling frustrated and outraged following yesterday's tragic incident i fully support your 1st amendment rights protests but we also ensure that our communities are not further her as a result please be careful let's get more on this now from gabriel elizondo who's in philadelphia and gabriel do we know do we have any more information as to how this happened why 27 year old well to wallace was shot. no we know that his mother actually called police but she called police for help because she said that he was mentally troubled and just needed some help she did not call police she says in order

steve alton is ceo of the british institute of innkeeping, which speaks for over 9000 people runningime minister to do for you? good morning, david. the fragility of the hospitality and public sector is significant and as you have intimated, the impact of recent restrictions, further restrictions, further restrictions on top of significant guidelines that our members, pubs, hospitality operators across the uk —— uk are doing a fantasticjob of implementing and giving the staff safe and the impact of these further restrictions has seen initial drops of 30% of trade on top of hugely impacted trade on top of hugely impacted trade already. many operators we re trade already. many operators were trading and profitably and not forgetting some in the sector have not opened, one in ten have not opened, unable to meet guidelines and hospitality has certain sectors that are not open such as nightclubs so these are vibrant, viable businesses that can operate under these government restrictions so to answer your question, we are looking for a number of things. one, thejob support scheme that was

they nominated a guy who had never run for judge before, alton parker, his name was, from new york. a very gray candidate, i think it's fair to say. a man who did not go around the country giving speeches, but he was more like grover cleveland in many ways. he had some of bryan's politics, not none of bryan's charisma and none of bryan's appeal to ordinary americans. he got killed in a landslide by roosevelt. >> the party comes back to bryan in 1908. why? >> well, the party is in great need of a leader, and it's a party that's divided by region. it's had a great deal of difficulty uniting around a candidate and making its voice heard in the national election. bryan is that voice. he's a tremendous, charismatic figure. >> yet you had three republicans william mckinley that is assassinated. teddy roosevelt becomes president and william howard taft elected in 1908. let's go back to something else that was, i guess, rather revolutionary. set up the debate that took place and how that occurred technically speaking in 1908. >> there wasn't actually a debate the way we have debates now. 19

because in 1904 they take alton b. parker off the supreme court of the state of new york and run him for the presidency. >> did he get the nomination on the first ballot? >> parker? no. oh, hughes? no, he gets it on the third ballot. >> how difficult was it -- i mean they come to the court and sit down with them and say here's our offer? >> i think they just called him on the phone. someone called him on the phone. of course, back then, candidates, even nonreluctant candidates, would not go to the conventions. there was a formal nominating process. weeks later they would have a big speech and sort of like, surprise! you're our nominee. the fellow doing it that year was warren harding who had been chair of the convention. but he's really undecided. really, even his family members and his closest associates are not sure what he's going to do. now, there had been people in the early days of the republic who had resigned from the court to take other positions. there had been a david davis on the court in the'70s and '80s o