baxter? >> mr. baxter, first question is, after the election was over, was any precinct over 600 votes? >> sorry, i didn't hear you. >> accounting board, after the election, one of them was up to 600 votes. does that make sense to you? >> i know that we had three counting boards that did not report as of wednesday night. those counting boards were rerun during the canvas. it would appear that the difference exceeded 600. when the county reran those particular county boards, they were processed and included in the official report. >> so they were in balance at the end? >> i know one balanced, the other two may not have been in balance at that particular time upon certification. >> the supplemental pollbook, when was that finalized? >> that was finalized on election day. on november 3. i'm sorry. let me go back. the electronic pollbook was produced on sunday night, which was november 1. on november 2, when we began the pre-processing operations, we employed the electronic pollbook. been on november 3,

is better than the state that he was initially got here on scene not reading lieutenant jonathan baxter with san francisco fire says there are still plenty of unanswered questions. >>several agencies are now involved in this investigation baxter says in most fire calls downtown parking enforcement workers or sfpd officers blocked the streets to keep traffic out. >>to our knowledge at this time they had not i deployed again that's could be something investigate ers are going look into. well we do know, and now we have hose line going through the streets across the streets. we have emergency vehicles with their red light flashing. indicating for the california vehicle code to stop and do not proceed through until otherwise to do so. >>firefighter vance injuries come just weeks after the death of firefighter jason cortez who was killed during a training exercise baxter says the department is still feeling the impact of the outlaws it's a hard position to we are your first responders your community. >>these are times when we have to be here for each other and count on the community be here

baxter? thank you very much, mr. baxter. >> thank you. okay, the next person would be jeff s., a former member of the board of state canvassers. >> alright. i on now?-- am >> i believe so. if you could spell your last name, then the floor is yours. >> jeff timmer. brief, given the extensive testimony and answers we have already heard from the two previous speakers. frome served on this board 2009 2 2012. i served with two of the members sitting here before us today. i know they know their duty very well. if the board has all the required returns, it has no discretion. it has none. it has zero. the board must certify the results today. it is mandatory. james. is one orr the margin one million votes is irrelevant to the legal obligations this board must hold to today. do your mandatory duty and certify michigan's election results. >> any questions? >> i have a couple of questions. i want to be repetitive to what i asked mr. thomas. given your extensive experience on the board, it is important to talk to you and clarify the board's role for

baxter was incorrect if he said we couldn't find any. we did have republican poll workers and we did reach out. was it difficult? yes. but after we got the word out, republican poll workers began to apply, apply, apply. we had a great number of them. i don't know the exact number by heart, but we had quite a few. however, we did have to turn away poll workers, regardless if it was too late when they responded and that is what happened a lot of times. the training process is extensive and quite involved and i have many -- because they text me or send me an email, so i have every last one of them and it was two weeks and less until election day, not enough time to properly train and hire and bring them up to work. so those poll workers -- go ahead, i'm sorry. mr. shinkle: i was going to say, the list of people i had that applied that were republicans, you say most of them applied to late. and there were people informally asking the different accounting tables, many republicans at this table, the response was when you find one send them ove

>> this is baxter. >> reporter: oh, hello, baxter!pent a whole year photographing dogs and the people who look like them in england. does baxter look like you? >> i think we are similar, but it's more a personality thing. >> reporter: but in his photographs, people and dogs bear an uncanny and hilarious resemblance. >> no one looks exactly like a dog, but you can light them the same way, style them the same way, use the same color backdrop or-- some of them did look remarkably like dogs. >> reporter: the photographs became a game that became a hit worldwide. i'm kind of dying to-- to see-- to have, like, one of the-- one of your game boxes. >> shall i pass one over? >> reporter: yes, that would be great. >> okay, here you go. >> reporter: oh, hey, thank you. wow. is that an afghan hound? >> an afghan hound with a wind machine. >> reporter: and gerard gethings made full use of his artistic license-- the runner with the greyhound, for an example. >> you know-- you know what, that's my wife. >> reporter: oh, my gosh! her expression is pr

is better than the state that he was initially got here on scene not reading lieutenant jonathan baxter with san francisco fire says there are still plenty of unanswered questions. >>several agencies are now involved in this investigation baxter says in most fire calls downtown parking enforcement workers or sfpd officers blocked the streets to keep traffic out. >>to our knowledge at this time they have not i deployed again that's could be something that investigators are going look into. well we do know is that we have hose line going through the streets across the streets. we have emergency vehicles with their red light flashing. indicating for the california vehicle code to stop him to not proceed to tell other wise to do so. >>firefighter vance injuries come just weeks after the death of firefighter jason cortez who was killed during a training exercise baxter says the department is still feeling the impact of that loss, it's a hard position to we are your first responders your community. >>these are times when we have to be here for each other and count on the community here for us

is better than the state that he was initially got here on scene not reading lieutenant jonathan baxter with san francisco fire says there are still plenty of unanswered questions. >>several agencies are now involved in this investigation baxter says in most fire calls downtown parking enforcement workers or sfpd officers blocked the streets to keep traffic out. >>to our knowledge at this time they had not i deployed again that's could be something investigate ers are going look into. well we do know, and now we have hose line going through the streets across the streets. we have emergency vehicles with their red light flashing. indicating for the california vehicle code to stop him to not proceed to tell other rise to do so. >>firefighter vance injuries come just weeks after the death of firefighter jason cortez who was killed during a training exercise baxter says the department is still feeling the impact of that loss, it's a hard position to we are your first responders your community. >>these are times when we have to be here for each other and count on the community be here for us

is better than the state that he was initially got here on scene not reading lieutenant jonathan baxter with san francisco fire says there are still plenty of unanswered questions. >>several agencies are now involved in this investigation baxter says in most fire calls downtown parking enforcement workers or sfpd officers blocked the streets to keep traffic out. >>to our knowledge at this time they have not i deployed again that's could be something that investigators are going look into. well we do know is that we have hose line going through the streets across the streets. we have emergency vehicles with their red light flashing. indicating for the california vehicle code to stop him to not proceed to tell other rise to do so. >>firefighter vance injuries come just weeks after the death of firefighter jason cortez who was killed during a training exercise baxter says the department is still feeling the impact of that loss, it's a hard position to we are your first responders your community. >>these are times when we have to be here for each other and count on the community be here for

i like to congratulate lieutenant baxter.hat's all i have. >> okay thank you commissioner cleaveland. excuse me, commissioner nakajo. >> thank you very much madam president. thank you very much chief rubenstein for your comprehensive report. i have a couple of comments from questions. in terms of your report, again, part of this is that it's a comprehensive report. i think the various commissioners give note as what stands out and the information that is presented from myself as well. your greater alarm page, there were no greater alarm fires within this period. what i wanted to note too to the chief and our fellow commissioners that the p.i.o. report on page two, the fire commission report on october 1st to october 31st, lieutenant johnston baxter, and again there were remarks by the commissioners on how much we need and take in detail all of these reports because we do read it, we do digest it, and we do have questions, and we do have comments that beyond the greater fire report, i find that lieutenant baxter's report on th

former army major jon giemza—pipe and his assistance dog, baxter, were due to be among the veterans marchthe monument. instead, he will now remember fallen comrades from home on the isle of wight. bearing in mind that a lot of the folks who would march, we don't want them to get sick, we want them to be around for a lot, lot longer — i think the right call was made. on november 11th 1920, the day the unknown warrior was buried in nearby westminster abbey, the stone cenotaph was unveiled by king george v. this sunday, his descendants will lay wreaths on the cenotaph's stone steps, after the two minutes‘ silence. whitehall‘s pavements are usually packed with members of the public. instead, they'll be asked to remember at home, online, or wherever socially distanced remembrance events are taking place. and there's a plea this year from the royal british legion, whose ability to raise funds through poppy sales has been severely hampered due to the pandemic. in this extraordinary year, the first year for 99 years that we don't have poppy collectors out on the street, we're asking the british p

i like to congratulate lieutenant baxter. that's all i have. >> okay thank you commissioner cleaveland. excuse me, commissioner nakajo. >> thank you very much madam president. thank you very much chief rubenstein for your comprehensive report. i have a couple of comments from questions. in terms of your report, again, part of this is that it's a comprehensive report. i think the various commissioners give note as what stands out and the information that is presented from myself as well. your greater alarm page, there were no greater alarm fires within this period. what i wanted to note too to the chief and our fellow commissioners that the p.i.o. report on page two, the fire commission report on october 1st to october 31st, lieutenant johnston baxter, and again there were remarks by the commissioners on how much we need and take in detail all of these reports because we do read it, we do digest it, and we do have questions, and we do have comments that beyond the greater fire report, i find that lieutenant baxter's report on

interesting question that has raised in the united states applies to other countries, the role of the anti—baxtersvinced that vaccination isn't evil in itself. i saw figures done at the end of september that suggest only about 50%, even if it was free, would sign up for it. that had fallen from a figure of about 66%. how on earth the governments, more importantly, the rest of us combat that that? yes, you know, i interviewed the head of operation of trump's project to get vaccine and he said that was the main worry on his mind, there is no use in having a vaccine if no one is going to take it. i think there needs to be a coordinated public education campaign and messaging around a vaccination programme, to counteract this. i think it is going to be incredibly difficult, because of the amount of disinformation circulating on social media. i don't think that governments around the world are put enough attention on this very issue. hopefully as these vaccines go through the regulatory process and the safety data is poured over by experts, we will get increasing amounts of information as people get va

. >> lieutenant jonathan baxter exactly what happened is under investigation, but says when the hoseled up van was knocked into the air. >> threw firefighter van onto his head. he was immediately gawked on unconscious and was not breathing. >> reporter: crews immediately began treating him. staff at zuckerberg hospital revived him. firefighters and police gathered outside the hospital waiting for updates tonight. back at the scene of the incident the san francisco police department is collecting evidence. muny says there were no passengers on the bus and the operator has been driving for nearly 6 years. he will be tested for drugs and alcohol and put on nondriving status during the investigation. van is a six-year veteran of the fire department from station one. this incident comes as the department is coping with the death of firefighter jason cortez. he was killed during a training exercise last month. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, limiting his powers. a county judge has ordered governor newsom to stop issuing coronavirus directives that interfere with sta

warning and baxter's could be banned from offices and public transport. we bring you the details after this short break because she has money is something from the 20th century, the 19th century in the 18th century, and it's being mediated or disrupted by bitcoin, which offers price discovery, the price of perfect. it mimics nature in that way. of money, it's a perfect price discovery, the perfect market maker between risk and reward between conscious entity. it's absolutely perfect and that's why people are running to it now in the shilling transferred to st. simpson, exacerbating alarming everyone. fortunately, what that means is we end up making a lot, but actually very little. it's just a kind of seemed wrong. i mean you get to shape out these days become active and engaged and equals betrayal. when so many find themselves will the party we choose to look for common ground? welcome back to the program with 1000 measures in mind. some nations are beginning, to gauge public opinion on vaccinations. in the u.k., nearly half of all people would support ma

this is not baxter address. i'm not talking about advocacy of vaccines or anything i uncovering about something which you alluded to . mit has announced that when the vaccine is going to be given to you. there is a device used called in my crew needle, which will deliver a quantum dot guy a little nano crystal, a little little molecule of sugar that will provide on your person. the ability for individuals with an application to a smartphone, to read by virtue of this invisible but yet iridescent pulse message vaccine information. now the purpose for this, my friends is for those countries that are unavailable to deal with the pay burner and records and being able to keep track of vaccines. this will allow health officials or anybody to walk up with a cell phone or sometimes smartphone with this application and just scan to see when you have been vaccinated and it supposedly is good for 5 years. now, do i have to give you the implications of what this means without going full conspiracy theory? a term which means

former army majorjohn and his assistance dog baxter were due to be among the veterans march past the from home on the isle of wight. bearing in mind that a lot of the folks who would march, we don't want them to get sick, we want them to be around for a lot longer, andi think the right call was made. on november the 11th 1920, the day the unknown warrior was buried in nearby westminster abbey, the stone cenotaph was unveiled by king george v. this sunday, his granddaughter, the queen, will watch from the foreign office balcony is wreaths are laid on the monument‘s stone steps. whitehall‘s pavements are usually packed with members of the public. instead, they'll be asked to remember at home, online, or wherever socially distanced remembrance events are taking place. and there's a plea this year from the royal british legion, his ability to raise funds through poppy sales has been severely hampered due to the pandemic. in this extraordinary year, the first year for 99 years that we don't have poppy collectors out on the street, we are asking the british public to join us online, to dow

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it was a section of mulberry street, near baxter street. it became particularly cause for riis in terms of urban reform. and he, eventually, with succeeding working with municipal authorities to demolish valerie and replaced with a park. which is another story that we go deeper in the exhibit with original items. the products about riis himself is that he himself said he was a photographer after a fashion. so he was not a real photographer. he used a camera for a few years. less than ten years. and he only took about 300 pictures, about a third of which were family snapshots and other things, which are not of historic importance. his most famous picture today, is banned its roof, which shows a couple of tough, italian toughs, wearing butler has. in fact, that picture was copied by martin scorsese in the movie gangs of new york. so it's kind of an iconic image. when he first had the idea to use photographs to illustrate the slums, that was an 1887. he reached out to a friend, who was a photographer, and he found two photographers who were in

we're going to weather update baxter on al-jazeera then polls are now closed in myanmar millions undermine the right to vote in the election. and bolivia gets a new president is a former banker will take a look at the challenges facing him. rewind returns with updates on the best of out his ear is documentary. the moving story of 2 young tuchman girls in afghanistan. at last able to get an education after these super presage taliban occupation. but what has become of their dreams. rewind pencils and bullets. on al-jazeera. i was sick of prison. i was belittling 20 years or just me oh my darling the father of my job i eat lunch here. when parents are imprisoned the government doesn't have any plans for the trigger left behind so this shouldn't need for they need shelter they are searching for love. my passion is to see that this shooting of prisoners are also given another chance to live like know much of it because they're not a party to that crime is committed by their parents when i finally get to that place to build a home for these children and they see them become somebody used to fal

it was in the middle of an area called mulberry bend, which was a section of mulberry street near baxter street. it became a particular cause celebre for riis in terms of urban reform. and he eventually would succeed in working with municipal authorities to demolish mulberry bend and replace it with a park which is another story that we tell deep near the exhibit with original items. again, the paradox about riis is that he himself said that he was a photographer after a fashion. in other words, that he wasn't a real photographer. he used the camera for very few years, less than ten years and he only took about 300 pictures, about a third of which were like family snapshots and, you know, other things that are not what we -- not of historical importance. his most famous picture today is bandit's roost which shows a couple of tufts, italian tufts wearing bowler hats. in fact that, picture was copied by martin scorsese in a movie "the gangs an of new york," so it's a kind of iconic image. when he first had the idea to use photographs to illustrate the slums and that was in 1887, he reached

but there's another group of these anti baxter's who really from the ninety's start to build up momentum, to falsify wakefield report. and as a result of that, we're trying, we see that in fact, the vaccine has actually decreased there. and there has been an increase, a nice little trend since up to 30 percent highest ever on record. and again, a decrease in back nation. so ironically here we have this paradox where our science, our innovation is the strongest that's ever been and we have more regulatory checks in place. but yet this, this skepticism and this doubt, this lack of trust in central governments is growing. and i think that's a symptom of a much larger problem in code itself. let me take that to an event. will we see vaccine hesitancy reach unprecedented levels over this whole issue of coded 19? i mean, some stats i was reading say that the number of people who are not planning or would resist getting a coded 19 vaccine in the us have gone from 70 from 50 percent to i'm sorry, the people who would take it. i've gone down from 70 percent to only 50 percent. yes, so i think the

baxter's the one with his tongue sticking out. walmart getting into the pet insurance business.ey offer dog walking services, at least they put you -- this is a smart thing for walmart. it's a $53 billion market. it's expected to grow to $64 billion over the next four years. i have contributed to that mightily. and so do every other pet owner out there. wall market very smart as always, getting a bit of a slice of the pie there. aren't they gorgeous? stuart: yes, they are. what were the two most popular dogs' names in england when you and i were youngsters, do you know? >> oh, god. rover -- [laughter] i have no idea. stuart: yes, rover was number one, and number two was fido. [laughter] it comes from the latin which means trustworthy. rover and fido. don't ever forget that, ladies and gentlemenful. [laughter] next cause, we're done with you, ash. ford putting $11 billion into hybrid e and electric vehicles. are they trying to compete with tesla? >>> next time you go to a concert, you may need a negative covid test or a certificate you've been vaccinated to get in. we've got a li

michael gross and meredith baxter, and navigating the reagan era in america.st apartment and his on screen mom would give him a ride to work every morning only to make her late. >> she would give me a ride to work i would jump in. and, of course, we're supposed to be there at 8:30. i woke up at 8:29. she would honk the horn. i'd get in the shower. i would come out half dressed. i wouldn't have the script or whatever i needed. i was a mess >> i told him did you just turn on the shower? really that's what you're doing now >> and you could hear the shower in the alley >> i heard it all. >> they look great >> yeah. >> they do >> the band back together. the whole reunion is on the stars in the house youtube page if you'd like check it out tim allen just gave fans a reason to get excited for the holiday season tim, of course, played santa in the 1994 film "the santa claus." people loving his sarcastic take on st. nick, and his unwillingness to be santa in this famous scene. >> i'm in big trouble. >> allen now posting this photo to twitter writing, "woke up this morn

in a financial services hearing on february 15, 2018, the national atm council's tim baxter testified about the widespread and severe consequences that in recent years have resulted from financial institutions practice of de-risking. i might add the presidential treatment that was a direct result of federal regulators implementation of operation chokepoint in 2013. foroted it is impossible atm operators to do business without having a bank account. the end of the operation chokepoint initiative, independent atm providers were being notified by their banks without explanation that their deposit accounts were to be closed or, in some cases, already had been closed. my question for you, chairman mcwilliams, vice chair and acting comptroller brooks, could each of you describe what the regulators are doing to address the ongoing fallout from operation chokepoint and its effect on atm owners and the operators still having their accounts closed? chair mcwilliams, you might begin. >> i expected the question is coming my way so i reached out for the pronouncement we had. i would say made, very