amelia plap plans the study wi there this fall.e baby is happy and healthy. that is "nightline," thanks for staying up with us, goodnight, america. and happy labor day. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host, david spade. tonight, lauren lapkus and music from the avett brothers. and now, here's david spade! >> david: hey, guys, welcome to "jimmy kimmel live," wow, it's me again, david spade, wah, wah. what a ripoff, right? my second night at uncle jimmy's creepy dungeon. so excited to be here. they never even let me leave. this is a big gig for me. if it goes well, i can charge a little extra on my cameo. mee-mop. you actually get a lot of power as a guest host, but it's harder to be a diva in a pandemic. it's not as fun to throw coffee in a pa's face when it bounces off the face shield. it's tough to host jimmy's show because i'm really his best guest. in the end, who really suffers? you, the american people, right, guillermo? there he is. >> guillermo: that's right! >> david: that's it? hey, by the wa

he and amelia already had a picture-perfect family. a baby naomi and two toddl boys.intessential young family was moving to the nation's alcohol /* capitol. >> we were the bright young hope of the democratic party. it was joyively. >> she was supposed to go with her husband to washington but decided to stay behind to buy a tree and christmas gifts. >> i went with joe to washington to interview staff. senator byrd told my brother offered joe to use his office, with which we did. >> then came the phone call. >> it was jimmy biden and i picked up the phone, jimmy biden said, come home now, there is a terrible accident with amelia and the boys and the babies, all three. >> and you flew back and didn't -- >> we didn't say a word. i just, we just, it was a bumpy ride, i remember that, a tiny plane and i remember he was on my right and i just had my hand on his leg and we just, i mean, you know, you know. at visionworks we're going aboe and beyond to keep you safe. that includes temperature scan, sanitizing everything and all of our staff wearing gloves and masks. not that m

best friends chloe and amelia say they would not mingle with other groups. it's not worth it.wouldn't. i would keep to myself and what i know, just help protect my nan and that. with lockdown it was you in your house, that's it. there were strict rules. like many of us, chris and amy are trying to work out what the new rules mean. i have no idea if it is adults or kids. they thought they could have six grown—ups for a barbecue if the children are upstairs asleep, but in england children are included in the rule of six, even if they are in bed. did you realise that? no. it is horrible, absolutely horrible. have an ice cream. thank you! it's not very nice. what, the ice cream? the ice cream is lovely. the home secretary says she would report her neighbours if they were breaking the rule of six. it is a bit like a war. these friends, on holiday from cheshire, were divided. would you call the police if your neighbours were breaking the rules? it is the right thing to do. it is for the neighbour's benefit as well. it's no good us sticking to the rules and our generation sticking to

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amelia hunter.rs-old senior at syracuse university. >> let's flip a coin and while i am trying to figure out and talking to them, he just takes off. by the time we got over there, he's already chatting her up. >> when i met amelia, i knew i was going to marry her. the second night, i said i think i am going to marry her. >> just as planned, biden made it to syracuse law school and he married amelia hunter a year later in the summer of 1966. he returned home with his wife to work at the law firm. it was not good at all. >> the whole country was torn apart over race. a city that was literally on fire. the national guard occupied wilmington, delaware longer than any city in america. it was in that moment that the young biden says i can help. >> biden was a believer in his own ability to convince anyone of anything. no amount of self-confidence or ambition was able to deliver a senate seat at age 27 so he run for town's counsel. he enlisted his sister. >> how did you get involvedpoli? >> it was a natura

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. >> this next question is from amelia comes from new york city and amelia asks how deliverance rhetoricvary between officers in soldiers and between us units and what units. >> that's a great question and i alluded to some of the differences. i think i found that the word ubiquitous among all those soldiers but with some important variations. officers, for officers the deliverance rhetoric tended to be more often inflected by class associations and so on. the image of course southern whites in the eyes of northerners was an image of people who were uneducated, ignorant. living in primitive circumstances and so on who needed to be not only brought around two and free labor ideology but also uplifted socially so this notion of a sort of project of social uplift you see articulated a little bit more explicitly among the more educated and wealthy officers. again, the point i tried to make before. african-americans leave in the power of free labor to regenerate thesouth . they hoped that some of the truly anti-confederate southern whites, the small number of truly anti-confederate southern w

the real one was amelia earhart. prof. shaw: yes. justice ginsburg: the fictitious one was nancy drew. [laughter] [applause] justice ginsburg: but later in life, i had the good fortune to meet the first woman ever to serve on a u.s. district court. she was burnita shelton matthews. by the time i got to the d.c. circuit, she was in her 90's. i would lunch with her whenever i could to hear her stories. she had been counsel to the national women's party. she was going to law school at night. she participated in the suffragist parades, and she picketed the white house, but she would never say a word. she would hold up her sign, votes for women, and not speak if she was hassled by the police. because she didn't want to risk her chances for admission to the bar. well it happened that when chief justice taft decided the supreme court should not be housed l, as it wasn'tto until 1935, but should have its own building, the site on which the supreme court now stands was occupied, a good part of it, by the headquarters of the national women's p

the real one was amelia earhart , and the fictitious was nancy one drew. later in life, i had the good the first woman to serve on a district court. by the time i got to the d.c. circuit, she was in her 90's, and i would lunch with her whenever i could to hear her stories. she had been counseled to the national woman's party, she had gone to law school at night, she participated in the suffragist parade, and she picketed the white house, but she would never say a word. she would hold up her sign, "votes for women," and would not speak if she was hassled by the ,police because she did not want police, because she did not want to risk her chances for admission to the bar. when the chief justice decided the supreme court should not be held inside the capital, as it was until 1935, but it should have its own building, the site on which the supreme court now stands was occupied, a good part of it, by the headquarters of the national women's party. the government condemned the property, "in our view, this is just a ramshackle old building, it is not worth anythi

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baby amelia isn't the first to have fallen asleep during parliamentary proceedings.tching. i hope you canjoin me on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11 o'clock for the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. looks like we are all in for a dose of cooler, fresher weather over the coming few days. could be perfect weather for seeing some rainbows, just as we saw on thursday here by a weather watcher in scotland. further south, it's been milder and quite muggy for a while. temperatures ahead of the cloud and drizzle were as high as 23 celsius in the southeast of england. it's a cooler start to friday, temperatures in the clearer skies, typically 9—11 celsius. some more blustery showers in northern scotland, then towards the southwest, this cloud never really clears away. it comes back into the southwest of england and south wales — pushing eastwards towards the midlands and south east england. that will bring a bit of light rain and drizzle. further north, some brighter skies, some sunshine and some showers

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among them, amelia earhart elementary in alameda, and green valley elementary in danville.alifornia schools awards for overall academic performance and progress in closing gaps among students. >> very good. >>> finally tonight, a new season of "saturday night live" is just around the corner, and today really important news. the first host for the new season was announced. >> i'm laughing already. former cast member chris rock will take center stage. megan thee stallion will be the musical guest. the entire cast including kate mckinnon and kenan thompson are returning. you can also expect to see a special appearance by jim carrey who will be playing joe biden on a regular basis. "snl" returns saturday, october 3rd. >> really looking forward to that. that is a great cast. >> going to be a good season. there's so much material to get to. >> sure is. thanks so much for joining us. >> that's going to do it for us. have a great day tomorrow. ♪

amelia. >> take out a loan. >> you could take out a loan. right. okay, take out a loan, get some credit. get a credit card. okay. what else might you do? yeah. >> move in with friends. like for saving in that sense. >> right, so you budget. you could cut costs by pooling your resources. share a textbook. move in with friends. share a car. take the bus. you can economize in all sorts of ways. we have taking out loans, we've got stealing. we have economizing. what else? >> you could work more. >> okay. >> presumably minimum wage kind of thing. >> you could get another job, baby-sit. you could tutor. there are a zillion kids in this town who need tutoring. you guys could tutor, baby-sit, take a minimum age job. if you're over 21, you could bartend, wait tables, all sorts of things you could do to add to your income. now, henry and logan suggested ways of sort of economizing or sort of trying to substitute trying to stieffle your demands. you could eat less, right? when i was in my first year of graduate school, i didn't have very much money so i ate a

. >> speaker: i'm amelia clay. i'm a tree in d1 and i am a member of the charter teacher union. i'm calling to demand the board of. supervisors protect the funds allocated to city workers and the black community. i'm here because black lives matter to me and they should to all of us. the mayor is threatening to use her executive power to defund frontline and essential workers to pay for police officer raises. the own way to protect the workers who truly create public safety is through new legislation that sources from the 37.9 million raises. don't make us fight for scraps. our city spends one billion each year on policing and what does it say when elected officials threaten to defund teachers like myself? >> i'm pausing your time. i'm pausing your time. thank you for your comments. operations, next caller, please. >> speaker: i'm alice and i'm a black woman in district six is i'm here to demand the board of supervisors prioritize funding for the black community over giving police even more money. the police budget is nearly a billion dollars. why are we wasting so much money on

best friends chloe and amelia say they would not mingle with other groups. it is not worth it.and just help protect my nan, and that. with lockdown, it was strict rules, in your house, that's it. like many, chris and amy are trying to work out what the new rules mean. i have no idea if it is adults or kids. they thought they could have six grown—ups for a barbecue of the children are u psta i rs barbecue of the children are upstairs asleep, but in england children are included in the rule of six, even if they are in bed. did you realise that? no, no. it is horrible, absolutely horrible. have an ice cream. thank you! that wouldn't be nice. what, the ice cream? the ice cream is lovely. the home secretary said that she would report her neighbours if they were breaking the rule of six. it is a bit like a war. these friends come on holiday from cheshire, were divided. would you call the police if neighbours were breaking the rules ? if neighbours were breaking the rules? it is the right thing to do. it is for the benefit of the neighbours as well. there is no good in our generation

baby amelia isn't the first to have fallen asleep during parliamentary proceedings.wake. i hope you canjoin me on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11 o'clock for the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. we can sum the weather up this weekend as sunshine and showers and the showers through saturday were most frequent across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that focus shifts slightly as we head through sunday, still some showers around, courtesy of this feature but this time the focus is across england and wales, so a drier day for scotland and northern ireland with some spells of sunshine. in fact, most of us will see some spells of sunshine through sunday but we do need to watch out for those showers. most frequent through the morning, across northern england into wales and the midlands. it could be heavy, maybe even thundery, sliding their way south and eastwards, if you shut up and down into lincolnshire and east anglia, as i said, many will be dry with some spells of sunshine and lighter

baby amelia isn't the first to have fallen asleep during parliamentary proceedings.hope you canjoin me on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11 o'clock for the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. on sunday, we had quite a bit of cloud that developed through the afternoon, notably across parts of eastern england, where we had showers, especially for yorkshire and also parts of lincolnshire, bringing us some rain here through the course of the afternoon. now, talking of rain, we've got more of that on the way right now, with rain already spreading into scotland and northern ireland. here, it's going to turn increasingly windy over the next few hours. but for many of us at least, temperatures holding up into double figures as we head into the first part of monday. now, the rain is all associated with this area of low pressure that's up near iceland. weather fronts pushing into high pressure and weakening as they reach towards the south—east. and that means, actually, we'll see rain across northern and wes

baby amelia isn't the first to have fallen asleep during parliamentary proceedings.awake. i hope you canjoin me on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11 o'clock for the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. nothing too extreme with our weather. on the supply picture how extensive the satellite pictures. we have got from shower cloud across england and wales and there are more showers here than yesterday, notably across wales, the midlands, western and northern england. some of those for the rest of the afternoon could get lively, the odd rumble of thunder before they fade away into this evening, but with lighter winds for most of us and with sunshine in between it feels a little warmer out and about temperatures getting towards 20 degrees in the south and the high teens in the north. they will be prevented from falling at the north overnight with the onset of windier, cloudier and eventually wet weather rolling in of the atlantic. in contrast further south in the clear skies we will see single figures and possibly so

baby amelia isn't the first to have fallen asleep during parliamentary proceedings. awake. i hope you canjoin me on bbc parliament on monday evening at 11 o'clock for the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. it's going to feel rather cool this weekend, certainly for the time of year, and that's because of where our air mass is coming from — from the northwest on a brisk breeze. that's going to feed in some showers into northern and western parts of uk, but there will be some sunshine around too. the winds maybe not quite as strong as what we had over the last few days. low pressure to the north—east of the uk, high pressure to the south—west that's why we see these north—westerly winds, which will feed in showers from the word go across northern and western areas. some good spells of sunshine further east, mind you, but then we could see some longer spells of rain and more cloud pushing into northern ireland and then southwest scotland, northwest england, north wales through the day. some of these shower

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. >> for the next 60 years into the early 2000's, john stawovy and his wife, amelia, not only run theuld come to pay the rent, it was like a friend arrived. sometimes my mother would invite them in to have tea or coffee or feed them. they were all very kind to my parents. >> but when their father enters his 80s and begins to suffer from dementia, david, now a retired schoolteacher, finds himself more involved with all the day-to-day duties. was there some point when your dad got ill and you realized you'd have to take over all of the responsibility? >> i was there with my father, helped him throughout all the years, and now, for the last five years, i had to really take care of him. >> in 2014, david's father dies of heart failure. two years later, his mom passes away. david's named executor of the estate. >> my father chose me. it's an honor that my dad thought that much of me for me to be responsible enough to take care of his family. what's in his will i will do. whether i agree with it or not, i will do what my father asked, and that's -- i feel it's an honor. >> for david, it's a

que evita que alimentos frescos terminen en la basura, amelia, muy buenos dÍas. >>> hola. >>> muy buenosrazÓn, vamos a verlo. >>> segÚn las estadÍsticas el 40 % de la comida reciÉn producida o millones de libras de alimentos de la mejor calidad mejor dicho terminan en un tiradero, mientras miles de personas que han perdido su trabajo por la pandemia no tienen nada para comer, pero este banco de comida a nivel nacional estÁ al rescate. >>> de Últimamente la organizaciÓn crecio de una gran forma, estÁ en mas de 20 ciudades hay mÁs de 33 centros, millones de libras de comida que en vez de tirarlas o hacer cualquier otra cosa se donan a la gente que lo necesitan. >>> son voluntarios? >>> todos, no hay dinero envuelto nosotros donemos nuestro tiempo y gasolina y ponemos de nuestro bolsillo muchas veces para ayudar a la gente que necesita esta comida. >>> la organizaciÓn ha servido millones de raciÓnes de comida gracias a la uniÓn de productor de alimentos y la colaboraciÓn de cientos de voluntarios. >>> lo que estamos haciendo es tratar de rescatar tambiÉn los restaurantes, los que estÁn a pu

and most famously, at least in this country, besides us, there are people like amelia pankhurst in thekingdom who are also moving for suffrage. when colorado women get the right to vote, i found a pamphlet i think in the denver public library, although i have to see what archive it was. it might have been somewhere else. anyway, it is a statement about how great suffrage is an in colorado, and it is translated into french for the french women's suffrage. so with the world. [laughter] >> wow, such a complex history. other question i have here from one iris. in your research did you come across any mention of the wednesday morning club? and then she says the group is still meeting today in pueblo. prof. gaughan: i did not know the group was still meeting. i have some of their names in a different file somewhere. i focused mostly in the work i have done so far, focused mostly on the groups directly political and very much that way, but the women's clubs in pueblo, and they are all over the place, all over the country, and also all over the place in pueblo, so i did see some of those other

i'm amelia and i approve this message. ♪ >>> i wear masks when needed.s. >> okay. let me ask -- >> i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he's got a mask. he could be speaking 200 feet away, and he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen. >> over 206,000 of our fellow citizens have now died from this virus. the institute for health metrics and evaluation predicts that by election day, the death toll in this country will surpass 239,000. we have a friend of the broadcast back with us tonight, and that is dr. vin gupta. he's an e.r. doc specializing in exactly these kinds of illnesses. also an affiliate professor with the university of washington department of health metrics sciences. doctor, i won't give a long preamble. i'm curious as given your life's work, your work with this virus, what did you make of the coronavirus portion of what the president, the leader of our country, had to say tonight? >> brian, good to see you. so there's three categories i'd like to talk about all related to coronavirus. number one is the discussion on h

amelia. >> yeah, i think it's very interesting the spending of technology is really depicted in this depiction of war. i see sword fighting but then i also see planes which, to me, is a very funny thing to see embroidered on a quote. i'm also just interested in the dear to the left at the river. i guess it's kind of a nice juxtaposition of how like ward comes into a landscape, but the landscape still functions as is. it would be cool to see an aftermath quilt of what would happen. >> yes, absolutely. you call attention to some really key details. you see a river. this river represents the mekong river which borders laos and thailand. you will see the airplanes, the helicopters, you see the juxtaposition of rural life and war. you see these little boxy buildings which could represent either the refugee camps or the military sites where troops organized. you see people in a line all walking in the same direction and fleeing perhaps for safety. this represents experiences during the war and their subsequent migration out of laos to thailand. now the united states worked with the meng an

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michael david ferugio bradley james fetchet jennifer louise fialko kristen nicole fiedel amelia v.samuel fields alexander milan filipov michael bradley finnegan timothy j. finnerty michael c. fiore stephen j. fiorelli paul m. fiori john b. fiorito john r. fischer andrew fisher bennett lawson fisher john roger fisher thomas j. fisher lucy a. fishman ryan d. fitzgerald thomas james fitzpatrick richard p. fitzsimons salvatore fiumefreddo darlene e. flagg wilson f. flagg christina donovan flannery eileen flecha andre g. fletcher carl m. flickinger matthew m. flocco john joseph florio joseph walkden flounders carol ann flyzik david fodor michael n. fodor stephen mark fogel thomas j. foley jane c. folger david j. fontana chih min foo delrose e. forbes cheatham godwin forde donald a. foreman christopher hugh forsythe claudia alicia foster noel john foster sandra n. foster ana fosteris robert joseph foti jeffrey fox virginia elizabeth fox pauline francis virgin lucy francis gary jay frank morton h. frank peter christopher frank colleen l. fraser richard k. fraser kevin j. frawley clyde fra

el osito lima y cuando encuentra alguien con hambre en la calle le regala dinero o algo para comer amelia da todo >> estas bien importante que lo cambiemos este concepto imagínate el frío y el hambre que lo que más duela sea la indiferencia o las miradas negativas de las personas eso tiene que haber en el mundo >> veana sus propios hijos >> es el objetivo que todos seamos hermanos que seamos familia y que cada vez haya más entendimiento >> tuviesen mauricio porque detrás de esta máscara de este atuendo es el gran corazón tuyo el de mauricio así que a ti muchas gracias >> muchas gracias >> hermosa historia muchas gracias amelia por prepararnos este perfil pero qué les parece si ahora nosotros nos enlazamos hasta la capital peruana para conversar en vivo con el propio osito lima muy gracias con estas >> estamos hoy se reconocer tu historia es algo tan hermosa después de que tú ayudas a todas las personas le hacen a lo mejor algún seguimiento por desalojar por esa calle a ver si te sueles encontrarse convierte tus amigos a las personas de los vídeos saludan con mucho cariño >> estas imitando

me conecto ahora con amelia maquiavelo y nos amplÍa de este tema buenos dÍas? perfecto para la expansiÓn del coronavirus y la mayorÍa de sus 200 mil habitantes han sido tocados por esta terrible enfermedad >>> a todos nos ha afectado la pandemia pero hialeah sufre mÁs >>> por mucha razÓn hay diferentes Áreas de la ciudad donde tenemos alta densidad. a donde tenemos muchos apartamentos, donde tenemos vivienda pÚblica. centros del cuidado a largo plazo. son caracterÍsticas no que la ayuda junto al coronavirus se contagia mÁs rapido. >>> aunque la lucha de la pandemia de la resultado todavÍa hay temor >>> yo tengo dificultad porque mi hijo que trabaja en el jackson memorial hospital hace matenimiento ahÍ y Él saliÓ positivo es muy preocupante porque tenemos am mi abuelita qe vive con Él que tiene 90 aÑos y no sabe a dÓnde ir >>> pidieron a las familias usar mascarillas en su casa >>> hialeah es una comunidad de trabajadores no, que trabajan en las industrias que han estado impactadas por el coronavirus. >>> esta pandemia no ha perdonado a nadie y ha castigado tamb

this is what amelia suggested and this is definitely the american way by the 21st century.that is that you can take a loan. you can borrow money. all of these things americans engaged in. let's look backward for just a minute. i want to introduce you to an important concept. this is the concept of pocketbook politics. i think it is in i.d. term. if we look backwards at various moments during the 19th century, so during the 1800s, at various moments, americans protested high wages. they did not protest high wages, i misspoke. they protested high prices and low wages. so bread riots for instance. many strikes, maverick walkout strikes in the late 19th century, were directed at these problems of high prices and low wages. but usually, the activism in the 19th century, the activism in the 1800s was directed at employers or at merchants. so it is directed very directly at whomever was paying the wedges or -- wages or setting the prices. it was not directed at the government. the activists did not watch -- march in washington d.c. and ask the president to raise wages or lower pri

amelia muchas gracias por la me sentía bien. y fui a reunirme con mi familia en casa de mi abuela.os. mas vale prevenir... que lamentar. . >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> muy buenos dÍas nuevamente el tiempo de noticias en noticias telemundo. una niÑa de 8 aÑos estÁ entre las 10 vÍctimas mortales en chicago el crimen ocurriÓ ayer en el vecindario de (nombre en inglÉs) la menor estaba en la interior de un vehÍculo junto a 3 adultos, cuando comenzaron a recibir disparos desde el otro lado. una adolescente de 13 aÑos con condiciÓn de autismo estÁ hospitalizado luego de recibir disparos de policÍa en utah el alcalde de la ciudad prometiÓ investigar rÁpidamente lo sucedido. en sarasota la florida un oficial fue suspendido por golpear a un joven de 17 aÑos luego de hablar lo golpeÓ y la vÍctima terminÓ en el hospital con heridas en la cabeza. luego el sueÑo de graduarse en la universidad de columbia pudiera terminar para 3 mexicanas a causa de la pandemia. >>> el esfuerzo de estas 3 jÓvenes mexicanas de continuar sus estudios en la universidad de columbia pudiera ser en va no >>> quisimos pedir prÉ

poder mantenerlas consideraron deshacerse de ellas, tenemos los detalles, vamos contigo en vivo, ameliaas mascotas de familias necesitadas, vamos a ver. >> viendo que las mascotas son las vÍctimas inocentes de la crisis econÓmica creada por la pandemia, ahÍ puso su corazÓn y sus manos a la obra para evitar que los dueÑos se deshagan de ellas. >> empezamos a vender pulseras en nuestro sitio web para tener mÁs donaciones y con la pandemia que ha pasado este aÑo hemos podido ayudar a familias que estÁn teniendo problemas econÓmicos.. >> con la venta de los brazaletes personalizados hechos a mano ayuda a las mascotas. >> ¿por quÉ haces esto?. >> porque amo a todos los animales, me encanta hacer los brazale brazaletes y ayudar a los animales. >> ella estÁ encargada de todo lo que tiene que ver con mi imaginaciÓn, con mi estilo, ella los hace a mano, ella es el cerebro de este proyecto. >> el proyecto ayuda a toda persona que no pueda seguir alimentando a su mascota, solo tiene que ir a la pÁgina de internet, poner sus datos, el tipo de comida y le llegarÁ a la puerta de su casa el tiempo que

. >> algo realmente increÍble, amelia preparÓ el siguiente reportaje con todos los detalles, vamos audiantes se tuvieran que conectar en diferentes plataformas. >> fue una decisiÓn que fue hecha entre muy pocas personas y no fue hecha pÚblicamente, y fue hecha como dijimos ya muy tardemente y desafortunadamente toda esta situaciÓn junta ha causado una desilusiÓn para nuestros estudiantes que tanto necesitaban tener una apertura de clases con calor humano, con socializaciÓn y con normalidad lo mÁs que podamos en este momento y no fue asÍ. >> estoy un poco enojada, yo solo quiero a mis amigos. >> mientras tanto el jefe de la policÍa escolar revelÓ que su equipo estaba trabajando directamente con el fbi y el servicio secreto para dar con Él o los responsables de este delito. >> tuvimos 12 ataques desde las 8:19 de la maÑana a las 10:59 dijo la jefa de asuntos acadÉmicos en una reuniÓn virtual del distrito. las autoridades descubrieron prontamente que el responsable era un estudiante del mismo distrito escolar. >> este individuo es responsable por por lo menos ocho de los ataques, yo esp

. >> just as planned, biden made it to syracuse law school and married amelia hunter a year later, inafter graduation, he returned home with his wife to work at a law firm. national guardsmen were still patrolling the streets of wilmington in the wake of rioting that followed martin luther king's murder. >> wasn't good at all. we looked like a city under siege by the military. >> he saw a country torn apafrt ov apart over race. a city that was literally, literally on fire. the national guard occupied wilmington, delaware, and it was in that moment that a young joe biden said i can help. >> reporter: biden was a believer in his own ability to convince anyone of anything. but no amount of self-confidence or ambition was big enough to deliver a senate seat at age 27. so, he ran for the county council. as usual, he enlisted his sister. >> so how did you get involved in all the politics of it? >> he always picked me first. it was just a natural thing to do. he was going to go into politics. i was going with him. we asked everybody we knew to help us. and we asked them to ask ten people to

i'm amelia and i approve this message. ♪ proposition 16 takes on discrimination.fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. ♪ good morni ng, good morning >>> good morning, amy robach. >> good morning, robin roberts. >> good to see you. it was a late night for george. >> yes. >> so he's going to get some rest because there's still a lot ahead, 34 days until the election. >>> but back here on "gma" on this wednesday morning, not going to say it, "gma" goes pink on the first day of breast cancer awareness month and we'll bring you the inspiring stories of thrivers and that's tomorrow. >> thrivers. >> yes. >> i love that. >>> we're looking forward to that but right now it is something else we're looking forward to, "pop news" with lara spencer. hey, lara. >> good morning, you guys. so much to get to so let's just start with it now. the circle of lif

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i'm amelia and i approve this message. ♪ >>> just a bit of time left here in on post debate analysis. >> not at a lot of undecided voters in this race. i don't think they got a lot out of this tonight. i keep thinking about the 200,000 people dead in this pandemic, the high rate of unemployment that we are looking at right now and the takeaway for most americans after watching this tonight, i think, will be exhaustion. >> and one of the things we are already seeing online in the wake of this debate, a lot of people wondering, will there be more debates after this? will we see the final two presidential debates? a lot of people disappointed in what they saw tonight, wondering if it's something we should see again. that's going to be it for us right now. much more on "nightline" and abc news live. a lot more tomorrow on "good morning america." for many of you right now, it's time for your late local news. ♪ here's the very model ♪ ♪ of a modern daily family meal ♪ ♪ when food ideas are scarce ♪ and everything becomes a big ordeal ♪ ♪ you want something nutritious ♪ ♪ that your family wi

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this is amelia and mount airy, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. have a couple of comments. decisions about opening schools are made at the local level. here in maryland, the governor came out last week and said schools should try to open if they can. with the has to do local school districts in the teachers union that negotiate contracts with local school districts. on a national level, all the president can do -- and i guess the secretary of education -- is provide guidance and there is money out there. there are billions of dollars that have been allocated but have not been used. it is disingenuous of the media and the different people like biden and the other campaign people to accuse the president of being responsible for schools not opening. those are my comments. host: from the new york times this morning, college students shutter police -- many at the assignment. a small group of students crammed in a kitchenette, cheering on is a shirtless guy arm wrestled a laughing young woman, nobody was wearing masks. a mocking caption, the people who

we will hear from amelia in west bridgewater, massachusetts. caller: good morning. say that donald trump, in my opinion, has been the divider and chief since day one, since he came down the escalator, really, talking about immigrants. today, talking about blue states and red states. i have republican friends, and we live in the united states of america, and it is disturbing the president cannot see that we live in the united states. he supports people with guns shooting into crowds. it's disturbing. host: to california, a trump supporter. richard, hi. caller: i support donald trump. twice ind i only voted my life. i do not get involved in politics, but kamala harris -- you were talking about these people going from different she isto riot, promoting money for these people. fracking, joere biden was talking about no more fracking and a lot of democrats are talking about the unrest, it will not stop. let it be hurt. -- heard. host: connie, go ahead. caller: good morning. thanks for letting me have a moment. i used to be an independent. proudily in general was that our

durango uno de los municipios mÁs pobres de mÉxico y logrÓ ser aceptada en harvard, vamos en vivo con ameliair a la universidad, no quiero que tu un dÍa tengas que trabajar como yo, que estÉs parada todo el tiempo. >> siempre tuve eso en mente. >> de esta manera su deseo de estudiar y salir adelante se convirtieron en sus dos pilares. >> sacrificÓ tanto que aunque criaron a 11 hijos aunque sufrieron de mucha pobreza siempre me inculcaron el amor, la religiÓn. >> natalie se graduÓ con promedio de calificaciones de 4,8 abriÉndose camino para aplicar a diferentes becas que le permitieron graduarse como licenciada en ciencias polÍticas de georgia, pero sus ganas de seguir progresando la llevaron a una de las universidades mÁs famosas del mundo para obtener sus maestrÍa. >> dije, dios mÍo es algo que en mi vida hubiera sonado porque al crecer jamÁs tuve una consejera hispana. >> jamÁs tuve un mentor y en parte es lo que me impulsan para que haya una recomendaciÓn para los hispanos. >> despuÉs de todo hay un problema y es econÓmico. >> sÍ, mira, el costo de un aÑo en harvard es de $85 mil estoy ag

amores de hacer muy traumática >> esto me parece muy interesante nos vamos a enlazar con nuestra amiga ameliao que en otras mascotas acostumbren más que nunca vivir con sus dueños presto también ha generado muchas facultades que podrían empeorar una vez que ellos se volará quedar solos en casa vean mi reportaje >> durante estos días de cuarentena las mascotas han recibido mucha más atención tiempo y cariño de sus dueños que nunca antes esto ha generado un dramático cambio de rutina en sus vidas >> de repente el perrito nunca agarraba zapatos nunca arañaba el sofá de la casa >> pueden ser comportamientos de los dos mascotas sumado a casos de ansiedad depresión y obesidad >> en el caso de los gatos les estamos invadiendo su espacio el comportamiento del gato ha cambiado están más hiperactivo obligando fuera de la caja de arena el apetito ha cambiado el caso del perro por ejemplo le gustaron más estar en el jardín ahora quiere estar conmigo quiere acompañarme al baño >> las personas están volviendo al trabajo y los niños a la escuela y las mascotas se sentirán desoladas >> en vez de esperar a qu