i am a member of the houston association ministries. mr. kennedy, you very clearly stating your position here tonight in regards the proposition of the gospel by all religious groups in other countries. i appreciate it that much, because we protestants our missionary people. however, the question i have to ask is this. if you are elected president, will you use your influence to get the roman catholic countries of south america and spain to stop persecuting protestant missionaries and to give equal rights to protestant to propagate their fate as the united states gives to the room and catholics or any other group? >> i would use my influence as president of the united states to permit, to encourage the development of freedom all over the world. one of the rights which i consider to be important is the right of free speech, the right of assembly, the right of free religious practice, and i would hope that the united states and the president would stand for those rights all around the globe without regard to geography, religion or---political

the group to is part of the mozambique association of recycling or more the association is working to set up an efficient waste management and recycling system in mozambique. so far, 6 regional organizations are taking part and more have signaled interest in joining when i started in 2009, the concept was new in the southeast african country. now 10 years down the line, the attitude towards waste has changed. has changed a lot here. since they started their activities and those are big, they've brought a whole new perspective as regards to cycling. and they've also introduced new infrastructure before we had huge amounts of plastic waste, but we didn't know what to do with it or how to process it. we are recycling is one of the private companies that also profit a growing interest in the cycling they sell on the salty materials to local companies, to transform them into furniture and many other useful items. and more says that between 4 and 600 tons of waste are being recycled every month. that might sound like a lot, but it's actually only the equivalent of 2 percent of the overall w

this is an association focusing on women with low incomes. so what we do is basically focus on recycling. that not only

the treasurer of our association, pastor e.s. harrison has wondered to me if some of you would not like to pay your dues for this time, this year, which begins with september, i am sure that he will be in the lobby after this session ready to shake your hand. we are very happy to see so many of you ministers present. and we want this to be a true meeting of the association. under the policy of your executive committee this year we wish to have as guests more regular and special meetings as many personalities of note and reputation as possible. the purpose, of course, is to provide not only a good program but to give knowledge and enlightenment to the spiritual leaders of our community. thus a similar invitation was extended by the association to mr. nixon. please understand that this is not a political rally. this is a meeting of the association of ministers. and we rely upon your sense for good order, proper respect for the nominee to the highest office of our land. and good christian behavior generally. our little mouse has gro

associate with that that comes a very long rows, this is short, sharp, it is fast, it is dynamic.ing. if included things that make it more of a show, it is more entertainment and thatis a show, it is more entertainment and that is what we have really needed it because it was meant to be a global event with stages being held all over the world. and they decide where in budapest this year, by a secure environment and ijust where in budapest this year, by a secure environment and i just think it's testament to swimming that they are able to get on an event like this in the current climate. definitely and we saw football come back quite early on and it is nice to see the other sports been able to cater to that and obviously, the athletes as well as everyone that is been involved in the sport will of been involved in the sport will of been loving to go but we understand the times that we are living in, that wasn't possible. we made sure was televised in online and making sure was accessible for people to watch because i think everyone is craving life sport life events in general. so, i

item -- that is item 18, and items 20, and 21 are the associated motions that will -- are associated with that particular appeal. and items 22 through 25, comprised of the hearing for an appeal of statutory exemption from environmental review. proposed for the m.t.a.'s muni rail adjustments and the street and parking changes that was approved by the planning department on august 20, 2020. it's an appeal of statutory exemption from the environmental review. that is the public hearing, item 22, and items 23, 24 and 25 are the motions that are associated with that appeal. >> president yee: okay, any other ones? >> clerk: those are the two appeals. items 18 through 25. >> president yee: okay, thank you. so i understand that there may be -- these items may be continued to a later date. do i have a motion to continue items 18 through 21? >> moved. fewer. >> president yee: moved by supervisor fewer and seconded by -- >> supervisor safai. >> president yee: i will say that we'll continue this through november 10th, 2020. madam clerk, can i have the roll. >> clerk: mr. president, we were going

the group to is part of the mozambique association of recycling or more the association is working to set up an efficient waste management and recycling system in mozambique. so far, 6 regional organizations are taking part and more have signaled interest in joining when i started in 2009, the concept was new in the southeast african country. now 10 years down the line, the attitude towards waste has changed. has changed a lot here. since they started their activities and those are big, they've brought a whole new perspective as regards to cycling. and they've also introduced new infrastructure before we had huge amounts of plastic waste, but we didn't know what to do with it or how to process it. we are recycling is one of the private companies that also profit from a growing interest in cycling. they sell on the salty materials to a local company to transform them into furniture. and many other useful items are more says that between $4.60 tons of waste are being recycled every month. that might sound like a lot, but it's actually only the plenty of 2 percent of the overall waste pr

projectionse what the associated press or nbc or cnn or any media makes. the democratic party media that they own, they do not run elections. that includes fox news. if they refuse to acknowledge trump's-- acknowledge win causing people to throw it up or tantrum because they cannot get their way, but donald trump was reelected and we will fight it out in the supreme court. it will start in the state supreme court and it will move its way up, or we will start at the federal, move through the district, up to the supreme court. when all is said and done, donald j. trump will have been found there were irregularities that had happened in the election, and whether we have to vote again or trump is declared the winner, he will be the president when it is all said and done. host: if that does not happen? caller: if it does not happen? it will happen. like i said, i do not care what the media says. they can say that joe biden is the president until they are blue in the face, but when all is said and done, when the truth comes out, we will all know that this electi

with the national association of colored women that. and still, women don't have the qualified right to vote even in 2020. the voter suppression tactics that kept women from the polls in 1920, and yet we recognize the way in which voter i.d. was shuttered polling places. is act match requirements. the purging of voter rolls continue to provide -- deprive american women of the vote, including women of color. the policies of officials, which do not care take the right to vote are still with us as we watch officials missed the mark and ensuring that all of us get to the polls in 1920. and still, i think it's important to say that much has changed. a great deal about the political landscape for african american women in 2020 was for some americans unimaginable. and for many americans unspeakable 100 years ago. we can point to the ways african american women today organize, deliberate, and vote as a block, still changing the outcomes in state and local, you've been in contests of national consequence i will point to 2017 and alabama's specia

committee reject the police officers association contract.the renegotiation and does not pass it out of committee. as we've seen, thousands of people have hit the streets in san francisco demanding an end to police violence. nothing has changed. as many callers have brought up, hunted down a man in crisis and killed him in the streets. and despite a widespread demands for transformation, and a new approach to public safety, this perpetuates the racist status quo. two additional years of raises and offers no policy concessions to prevent officers from killing another person. also adds a parity clause, which gives the p.o.a. any additional benefits earned by the city workers, that create public safety, like nurses, teachers and other essential workers. we've seen changes across the country with police fraternities being held accountable, like in chicago. and we are asking for something similar. we want to see actual accountability in the police fraternities in san francisco. the p.o.a. has a long history defending officers who have engaged in r

committee reject the police officers association contract.the renegotiation and does not pass it out of committee. as we've seen, thousands of people have hit the streets in san francisco demanding an end to police violence. nothing has changed. as many callers have brought up, hunted down a man in crisis and killed him in the streets. and despite a widespread demands for transformation, and a new approach to public safety, this perpetuates the racist status quo. two additional years of raises and offers no policy concessions to prevent officers from killing another person. also adds a parity clause, which gives the p.o.a. any additional benefits earned by the city workers, that create public safety, like nurses, teachers and other essential workers. we've seen changes across the country with police fraternities being held accountable, like in chicago. and we are asking for something similar. we want to see actual accountability in the police fraternities in san francisco. the p.o.a. has a long history defending officers who have engaged in r

and the national preet cast concrete association.make sure you get the right npca when you look at. up thank you to joe, vedet and ajena. author brandon winford discusses his book john hervey wheeler, like banking and the economic struggle for civil rights with a panel scholars. the exam of the role mr. wheeler played in the civil rights movement in north carolina through his position as the president of mechanics and farmers bank in the 1950s and sixties. this event was part of the association for the study of african american life in history's annual conference and they provided a video. >> so glad to be here and so very, very excited to chop it up a little bit about about brother winford's excellent book. let me jump into my comments. dr. win for crafted and informative work that chronicles the life of one of the unsung types of civil rights. in this work, doctor win for places john harvey wheeler in the center of a compelling civil rights narrative, thereby casting a new light on the dynamic world that this banker, activist and h

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the group to is part of the mozambique association of recycling or more the association is working to set up an efficient waste management and recycling system in mozambique. so far, fics, regional organizations are taking part and more have signaled interest in joining when a more started in 2009, the concept was new in the southeast african country. now 10 years down the line, the attitude towards waste has changed. more has changed a lot here. since they started their activities and i was a big fan, they've brought a whole new perspective as regards to cycling. and they've also introduced new infrastructure before we had huge amounts of plastic waste, but we didn't know what to do with it or how to process it. free our recycling is one of the private companies that also profit from the growing interest in cycling. they sell on the salty materials to a local company to transform them into furniture. and many other useful items are more says that between $4.60 tons of waste are being recycled every month. that might sound like a lot, but it's actually only the plenty of 2 percent of

the group to is part of the mozambique association of recycling or more the association is working to set up an efficient waste management and recycling system in mozambique. so far, 6 regional organizations are taking part and more have signaled interest in joining when a more started in 2009, the concept was new in the south east african country. now 10 years down the line, the attitude towards waste has changed or has changed a lot here since they started their activities and i was a big fan. they've brought a whole new perspective as regards to cycling. and they've also introduced new infrastructure before we had huge amounts of plastic waste, but we didn't know what to do with it or how to process it. we are recycling is one of the private companies that also profit from the growing interest in cycling. they sell on the salty materials to a local company to transform them into furniture. and many other useful items are more says that between $4.60 tons of waste are being recycled every month. that might sound like a lot, but it's actually only the plenty of 2 percent of the overa

we know that the problems of police association.one study found that violent misconducting on sheriff's officers increased 40% after a supreme court ruling allowed the officers to unionize. you have an opportunity to stand up to the racist p.o.a. to be a leader and to do the work that san franciscans elected you to do. san franciscans who put their faith in you directly, and their safety. so stand up to our city's racist police fraternity, reject the this p.o.a. -- reject this p.o.a. contract. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. could you please connect us to the next caller. >> caller: hi. i work in chinatown. the committee should reject this contract. all of these negotiations should be public. holding these hearing two days after elections, mean that people take note of who was -- and the values they voted for. do not give raises to an institution of violence during a pandemic, when thousands of people are jobless, unhoused and instead redirect all of that funding towards it public health housing and transport

and it can see the rest of that so let's go and now it to the latest associated press map associatedjoe biden the state of pennsylvania which had is now outlined in blue it had been going between red and then a shade of pink and then now it is finally blue and that's what puts joe biden over the top according to associated press he now has 284 electoral votes and is now president elect joe the threshold as you know 270 electoral votes and biden now with 284. the races in nevada arizona and in georgia and north carolina still too close to call. pretty much irrelevant at this point because biden according to associated press the votes in pennsylvania to put him over the top as we mentioned vice president elect is oakland native kamala harris, the first woman vice president the first black and south asian woman who serving the nation's second highest post. now we are expecting the speech from president elect joe biden and also presumably from kamala harris as well from delaware, when it happens so we will bring it to you so make sure that you stay with us and download the kron 4 app or

peter: i would say on behalf of our association -- matt: i would say that on behalf of our association, we are strong and engaged more than ever by the way of telling our members' story and working with the congress, the fcc and other agencies. our work is ongoing. like patti said, we never stopped. we are learning how to do that more effectively with technology today. 's commentso patty regarding how our members really jumped into the pandemic to say, we are on the ground. we live and work in these areas that we serve, and we need to keep people connected as they are coming home from work, from school, from colleges, to hospitals, wherever they were working, to do their work at home and rely on that broadband service. the stories we have seen across our membership, it really is an untold story, a great story about the pandemic and how people truly have been connected with their broadband connections because of members of aca connects and we are very proud of them and what they have done. patricia: can i interject a little bit here, just to be a little bit more specific? one of the thi

this is a meeting of the association of ministers. and we rely upon your sense for good order, proper respect for the nominee to the highest office of our land and good christian behavior generally. our little mouse has grown into a lion of significance. this has not been our original intention, but things happen these ways. may the atmosphere be informal here. an informal gathering of -- and may the atmosphere be maintained. may i speak a welcome to all of you. i'm the reverend herbert mesa and our program chairman. >> this program this evening does not constitute an endorsement of either the speaker or the party which he represents. the program has been motivated by the religious issues in this campaign. issues that are not modern. there are some who insist that nothing has changed within the roman catholic church and there are others who insist that nothing should change. the problem is not the denial of the religious issue or to brand as intolerant those who raise it. we are to determine where the candidate stands in relationship

of the international air transport association. thank you for talking to us u.s. president joe biden. has reportedly picked janet yellen, the former chair of the federal reserve to become his treasury secretary. now ms. yellen presided over the u.s. central bank from 2014 to 2800, in the aftermath of the financial crisis, the move comes after president donald trump's administration agreed monday to cooperate with biden's transition that will free up federal funding for biden's team after weeks of delay. as trump contests election results, let's get more from the w. financial correspondent, ashutosh panday in frankfurt. janet yellen very likely become u.s. treasury secretary. now there's a familiar face for financial markets. and that's exactly why the markets have given her the thumbs up and the markets are trading higher in asia, and they're expected to open higher here in europe as well. yes, she's known dolphin. she is somebody who cares a lot about creating jobs, something that would be needed going forward during this pandemic. and also somebody who is expect

so they deeded it over to the black firefighters association?> yes, sir. >> commissioner cleaveland: well, that's good. that's a great asset to have. >> it's a great asset to have, but it puts us right in the community. you can see the building every day. you can go by. you know our hours. we have it posted, and they can come in and get advice for joining the fire department. a lot of times, they come in because they want somebody to talk to, and firefighters, we're more -- i always tell my guys or my people, we're more than firefighters. when you're a firefighter in your community, people come to you once they know you're a firefighter for all different kinds of advice. when somebody knows that you're a firefighter, people are knocking on your door for all kinds of stuff. i wish i didn't know -- sometimes i think that, but it comes with the territory, so to speak. but the great thing about having that building is that in that area, unfortunately, there's been a lot of shootings. unfortunately, right across the street, a couple people recently h

in partnership with the iowa broadcasters association and the iowa newspaper association, we were able to leverage special programs and pricing to deliver public service announcements through iowa's local newspapers, radio stations and television channels. keeping important messages front and center. and i enlisted the help of some familiar iowans who are uniquely qualified to help carry the message from former governor and u.s. secretary of ag, tom vill sack, who also knows firsthand the importance of bringing iowaaans together for the common good. the c.e.o. of uihc. and an iowa nurse, each who have front line -- a front line perspective of how the virus is impacting our state and understand better than most why it's so important that every iowan does their part. dan gable, legendary iowa wrestling coach, olympic gold medalist and recipient -- recent recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. dan knows what it takes to win, even in some of the most challenging situations. and carson king, a role model for doing the right thing for the greater good and the incredible difference t

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i am the executive director of the association of african-american museums. i have been here as executive director as of this month a year and a half. that is why i am stumbling because i am like, park service. i used to be there for 11 years as a grants management specialist and then also the african-american civil rights branch. i am sure a lot of you out there, outside of this box i am in have in some way, shape or form have had some connections with me. just having those conversations and now being in this position, i am always reaching back out to make sure all of my folks are doing well. the association of african-american museums has been around for 42 years now and we are the organization that really preserves, protects and interprets african and african-american history and culture not just in the united states but also internationally. the thing i always love to say about members is when we are collecting, we do it legally and respectfully. the reason i say legally is nobody has knocked on any of our doors and said, you stole that from us. can you m

we know that the problems of police association. one study found that violent misconducting on sheriff's officers increased 40% after a supreme court ruling allowed the officers to unionize. you have an opportunity to stand up to the racist p.o.a. to be a leader and to do the work that san franciscans elected you to do. san franciscans who put their faith in you directly, and their safety. so stand up to our city's racist police fraternity, reject the this p.o.a. -- reject this p.o.a. contract. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. could you please connect us to the next caller. >> caller: hi. i work in chinatown. the committee should reject this contract. all of these negotiations should be public. holding these hearing two days after elections, mean that people take note of who was -- and the values they voted for. do not give raises to an institution of violence during a pandemic, when thousands of people are jobless, unhoused and instead redirect all of that funding towards it public health housing and transpor

to -- wanted to start out by sharing with you all the national parks association and the association for the study of aftermarket -- african-american life and history begin or than years ago. it was then that irena webster and barbara spencer done joined with the women who would become and had the vision to join forces to support and enhance the work of the national park service. sadly, she passed away earlier this year. i wanted to take a moment at the start of this conversation about the preservation of the history of the struggle to achieve black voting rights to remember my boss, my friend and a true pioneer in the long and ongoing process of the conservation and preservation organizations more just, equitable, diverse and inclusive. today, folks are going to be aware the history of the struggle for voting rights is wide-ranging, multifaceted and current. it is still going on. what we want to do with this panel of experts and people who are my friends, folks i admire, is to get their insights on this issue but may be in more specific and direct ways. we have one person who actual

it was a separate process wen the police department and the association. a lot of those recommendations are management prerogative. they would not meet and confer. many are being implemented in new policy being developed. like i said, i cannot state enough the p.o.a.'s willing to sit down today, tomorrow, next week and work with the department on making sure to move the reforms forward as quickly as possible. >> supervisor: i watched the g.a.o. hearing and you made clear you don't believe a contract is an appropriate venue to negotiate in any way shape or form around reform. is that correct? >> i couldn't characterize it that way supervisor. happy to repeat the portion of the testimony that i think you're getting at. >> actually, i wrote it down word for word. maybe i misunderstood it but let me read it back to you. we have quite intentionally not encouraged or allowed those policy considerations to blend into the labor agreements. because once something ends up in a labor agreement it becomes set policy terms that can last for a long time and create an im

the associated press has called arizona for biden, which would bring his total to 264, just six votes from the 270 needed to win. donald trump's current count is 213 or 214 with one vote from maine called by the ap but not other outlets. those of us betting on results on election night were certainly wrong. it is looking like this is going to drag on a bit longer. >> it is thursday. it is still election night. it may be -- we may be closer than we think to the end of phase one because we could get results -- and i put this in the conditiona-- we could get results from pennsylvania before the night is through here in the united states. pennsylvania, where donald trump is still in the lead, but the lead is shrinking. 101 thousand votes the difference in a state that carries 20 votes for the electoral college. if trump loses pennsylvania, joe biden is the next u.s. president. of course, that brings on phase two, the lawsuits you mentioned, which have already begun. we could get more results later from other key states. arizona is expected to announce a big batch of result in five hours.

it was a small cable tv provider association. we kind of run hand-in-hand through this whole thing together, and over the years, regulatory lee, the fcc has had many regulations with the chairman now, the fcc is reversing many of those and invoking this lighter touch that allows the industry to flex its muscles, get out there and utilize its own capital to make its own investment to build these networks. if there's ever a test that was passed with a straight a come it was the network, david vitter providers. we have scorecards now to prove that the light touch and the availability of capital to invest in our companies, and then investment was made and now the product has input through. >> guest: peter, we've been washington with our association since 1993 and we have learned a lot and we've been very privileged to be there on behalf of our members everyday representing their independent voice. candidly, and i'm not just saying this, but we can serve them all allies. we have worked with many fcc's over the years. we have worked wi

possibility of an association and so we are really looking at association. i don't think wt this would get to causation and if we did that would be surprising. we are looking at association >> in my district when the issueshat have ce up which not exactly a singer related his the families affected i exposure and in this case we have a registry that while the research has been ongoing there is a registry where pele can register butan you talk to what you've done in the web make them sure that veteranhave a way -- i know a number of them have made claims are ready but woulbe doing practically to connect with veterans and inform veterans of their exposure? >> we do a lot of outreach. we have the web site that we use could be sent letters and many times of the guard to airborne hazards specifically we work with dod. d.o.t. sent out electronic as well as hardcopy letter notices to anyone that may be eligible for the registry to encourage them while they are on active duty if they have been an area eligible for the registry to make sure that they do apply. we do t

item -- that is item 18, and items 20, and 21 are the associated motions that will -- are associated with that particular appeal. and items 22 through 25, comprised of the hearing for an appeal of statutory exemption from environmental review. proposed for the m.t.a.'s muni rail adjustments and the street and parking changes that was approved by the planning department on august 20, 2020. it's an appeal of statutory exemption from the environmental review. that is the public hearing, item 22, and items 23, 24 and 25 are the motions that are associated with that appeal. >> president yee: okay, any other ones? >> clerk: those are the two appeals. items 18 through 25. >> president yee: okay, thank you. so i understand that there may be -- these items may be continued to a later date. do i have a motion to continue items 18 through 21? >> moved. fewer. >> president yee: moved by supervisor fewer and seconded by -- >> supervisor safai. >> president yee: i will say that we'll continue this through november 10th, 2020. madam clerk, can i have the roll. >> clerk: mr. president, we were going

imbalance associated with an excessive level of male hormones. the doctor didn't break the news with much sensitivity, and he just said, this means you probably won't be able to have children or it will be really hard to conceive for such a young woman to be told something. i was definitely a shock. i don't think it's a cop asking, understands those fears she often sees young women like kate who are worried about not being able to have kids crisis coming. women and young girls usually come to us because of a regular cycles. in other words, that period doesn't come every $4.00 to $6.00 weeks, but it completely irregular times or not a tool over a period of several months. these irregularities are often associated with a lack of, of elation. unfair and i can hear their other symptoms too. in a small, hypo, and your genius them is when you have too much male hormone in the blood. the effects of that are more bodily hair of a male type, including a bid can also lead to acne, all hallow's. now, with a hostile kate also experienced increased head growt

the democratic ticket clinched victory earlier today as the associated press called pennsylvania forormer vice president. joe biden's win has drawn thousands into the streets of celebration including here in the nation's capital. this is the scene at black lives matter plaza just north of the white house and the scene of weeks of protest this past summer. similar celebrations have been reported in new york city, philadelphia, and chicago. a little after 11:00 a.m. eastern, joe biden crossed the threshold of 270 electoral votes with pennsylvania and nevada in his column, the president-elect to 290 electoral votes president trump's 214. good evening and thank you for being without and watching c-span and in a few minutes, we expect to hear the marks from the president-elect and the vice president elect. before that, bill scanlon had some some reaction to joe biden's win from around the world. soit was within two hours or of the announcement shortly after 11:00 eastern, u.s. allies began commenting and congratulating joe biden. boris johnson, british prime minister, he says this. congra

well the associated press is already projecting a win for biden in arizona but this is being disputed by the trump campaign we are following a.p. calls here at al jazeera english well biden's lead over trump has been narrowing in recent how is this battleground state is worth a crucial 11 electoral college votes well as i mentioned vote counting is still ongoing in georgia trump leads there by about 18000 votes that's not very much but what might help joe biden is that most of the remaining votes are from atlanta and its suburbs which lean democratic we are expecting more data in the coming hours and we'll be bringing that to you live here we're also still waiting on pennsylvania now it's a state where joe biden was born trump's lead here is again shrinking and the remaining male ballots are mostly from the democratic leaning cities of philadelphia and pittsburgh giving biden a pretty good chance to catch up pennsylvania is also another state with trump has filed a lawsuit and there is no vada where biden remains narrowly in the lead the western state has 6 electoral votes doesn't sou

there were black people organizing in associations. they sort of demonstrated their skill and ability to participate as citizens through their own religious communities. then you find a very interesting story of saint stephens episcopal church in petersburg, virginia, which is started by a black woman who, in consultation with a white priest of a church that her family became members of, establishes in an independent black church, one of the first black episcopal churches for the community in petersburg. it's an interesting story because i think a lot of people tend to associate episcopal churches to high culture, not necessarily formerly enslaved freed black communities. they certainly don't associate them with black women's leadership. in this instance, you have black people like carolina brag, who helped establish the church, and her grand son who becomes involved in the movement. another thing that drew me to the virginia landscape. george bragg becomes involved in the movement and becomes a sort of critical agent in narrating blac