with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our police chief, bill scott. >> thank you. first i want to thank the mayor and supervisor for their leadership. i want to reiterate a couple of things that have been said. first and foremost, these exhibitions of the stench driving, under the law are illegal. it is reckless driving. i can't tell you how many times people put their lives at risk for these exhibits. i want to point out a couple of things and highlight some of what the legislation offers and how it can be helpful for us. number one, this legislation sets expectations of accountability. if you participate in one of these events, if you do trick driving, if we see it online, we see it in person, it is outright dangerous. if your car is impounded, the first offences it will be impounded for two weeks. second offence, if the car is impounded, it will be impounded for 29 days. your car will be impounded no more than 30 days, but definitely no less then what the law allows. we want to be consistent, we want to set expectations of accountability and consequences in the

police chief bill scott said in a statement in part that he was, quote, disappointed in the pride board's decision. >>> growing signs of fraud and abuse are prompting an investigation into the state's employee development department. this likely will lead to a big emergency audit. about 40 state lawmakers yesterday called for that audit. it comes amid signs social security numbers are being used without people's consent as hundreds of thousands of people still await their first delivery of jobless payments and also signs of people across the country receiving random letters with other people's personal information. it hopes it will more quickly clear up the mystery. >>> the session is over for the state legislature but governor newsom says more. bill for pandemic relief and police funding. governor newsom is open to have lawmakers come back in the fall for a special session to discuss those bills. >>> another cal state school halting in-person classes in the wake of a covid-19 outbreak. all classes at san diego state will be online only for the next month. after dozens of students became

>>san francisco police chief bill scott says a special sideshow unit has been for 15 new surveillance cameras will also be installed to help investigators catch sideshow drivers and participants for this to work effectively. >>is we have to be able to put the driver behind the wheel. then we can do something with that case increasing the penalties for participating in the illegal stunt driving events comes after labor day is deadly shooting in the city's excelsior district. >>it's dangerous for the participants is dangerous for the spectators is dangerous for all the folks who are within range of this particular event in san francisco haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>back to our continuing wildfire coverage now as catastrophic fires continue to burn across california today governor newsom announced that 25 people have been killed by wildfires so far this year, the flames have burned more than 3.4 million acres destroying more than 4,000 structures, roughly 38,000 people still can not return to their homes tonight as thousands of firefighters work to control the 25 wildfires burning right

if you're going to post it online given to us as well that is because san francisco police chief bill scottays investigators need video evidence to identify side chill drivers and their vehicles for this to work effectively. >>is we have to be able to put the driver behind the wheel. >>then we can do something with that case. >>however the proposed legislation does not stop at prosecuting sideshow drivers. >>the people that also set the perimeter. the people that use their vehicles to set up these events and in criminal terms called aiding and abetting. those 2. we'll have their vehicle seized san francisco city leaders are seeking to increase the penalties for participating in sideshows. >>after labor day is deadly shooting in the excelsior district we don't always want to use this heavy hand of law enforcement. >>to address issues but in this particular case because of its danger you have left us with no choice in san francisco. they will not be tolerated in san francisco has a kron 4 news. >>to the south bay now the san jose city council voting to continue to allow police officers to use

your consistent dedication and the veterans affairs issues. >> one last thank you naming the bill after scott. and especially to his daughter the majority and minority staff have been remarkable to work with on this bill. i cannot say how professional and in-depth of every single section it's an honor to work with them. >> i appreciate you saying both of those things i met the commanders family when the bill was introduced with senator tester. every suicide has a story and a human being and the moms and dads and brothers and sisters and an honor to utilize the bill to recognize commander john hannon. and i could get acquainted with his loved ones. >> so in regard to the efforts into the witnesses and our ability to do that and the efforts to work at the chairman and ranking member with the senate bill 785 to pass as is let me say that differently and those that have been discussed and those that are packaged together for consideration and i will work to get that list on that committee and those that would support of all four corners in the house chairman and ranking member. i met house member

about one month after his party is that to kill that senator scott reform bill. you former vice president biden's allies in the senate daydreaming, daydreaming about ending the filibuster even if they themselves use the filibuster to kill the pandemic relief for working families. democrats want completely different sets of rules, depending on whether or not they hold power. different set of rules depending upon whether they hold power. though into a certain rights when they have the minority and steamroll them if they get a majority. here's nbc news, democratic insiders are putting it behind the scenes to wage an all-out war on the senate filibuster. veteran party operatives, activist groups, and supportive senators are coordinating the message. and strategy. this takes in measuring the drapes to a new level. democratic leader and his colleagues are not just measuring the drapes they are calculating how much kerosene it would take to burn the drapes down. they aren't just threatening to pass radical policies like medicare for none, or the green nude deal, oh no,

committee a letter strongly supporting senate bill 785, also known as the commander john scott hannon veterans mental health care improvement act of 2019. senate bill 785 is essential in both breadth and depth. getting upstream of veteran suicide, innovative in the integration of community grants to proactively connect veterans come with veterans before the crisis of suicide. combine with the community enabler such as research studies correlating opioid related deaths, programs providing better access to complementary and integrated health services through animal therapy, address therapy, sports, posttraumatic growth and recreation therapy, research on mental health biomarkers and increasing the capacity of v.a. and that center counselors. solving the veteran suicide crisis requires a holistic solution. veterans, , their families and e nation are losing hope that the government will act, especially during these unknown times. you have done your job, and i hope the house of representatives will pass senate bill 785 immediately. the need is now and the need is great. america's warrior p

. >> reporter: chief bill scott says the department is working on improving training for officers. >> we tired an attorney to dig into the training and the legalities of our stops and make sure we are up to date on the training and the like. >> reporter: according to a public records request, in 2019, there were more than 700 complaints whiled against san francisco police officers. 86 of those complaints were sustain, meaning an investigation found them to be valid. of those 86 complaints, more than 120 officers were cited for improper conduct. yet abc 7 found a dozen of those officers already had a history of citations. yet faced no permanent discipline. >> in order for any of this to work, the other officers have to know if you engage in this type of conduct, you are going to be punished. >> how do you go about the discipline process? at what point do you say are these too many complaints? >> we have to respect the process. if we don't, what happens is the very officers that need to go, we end up hiring them back because we did not follow the due process of the law. >> reporter: but

bill scott said in a statement that he is disappointed with the pride board's decision. >>> if you're looking for a new place to rent, we have some tips for trying to make it in the bay. many landlords across the bay area are offering incentives for new renters and on a survey of apartments on zillow showed 41% of rentals in san francisco had discounts. that is up from 16% in february. while in san jose, 40% of rentals offered some sort of concession. rent across california is also down about 1% but that's compared to average rent increases of nearly 2% the previous five years. >>> the oakland a's are back at home waiting to be cleared by the mlb to return to the diamond after someone in the organization tested positive for covid-19 over the weekend. no players have tested positive and the goal is to return to play tomorrow. >>> when the nfl season kicks off and 49 cheerleaders among the changes they'll follow a little different game plan this year. like most everything else, the football season will be like no other for the gold rush. team members will not travel for road games or ev

>>san francisco police chief bill scott says a special sideshow unit has been for 15 new surveillance cameras will also be installed to help investigators catch sideshow drivers and participants for this to work effectively. >>is we have to be able to put the driver behind the wheel. then we can do something with that case increasing the penalties for participating in the illegal stunt driving events comes after labor day is deadly shooting in the city's excelsior district. >>it's dangerous for the participants is dangerous for the spectators is dangerous for all the folks who are within range of this particular event in san francisco haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>an investigation continues into an overnight crash that sent a child and 2 adults to the hospital in critical >>in 27 right now and i'm starting to see the sunshine little bit and then robin nahas yeah, it's pretty card i'm sorry had a couple people talking to be paid by the cartoonist the bay bridge and the golden gate all socked in fog this morning so be careful driving out there. it's not fun. now you you mister da recalle

welcome, malia cohen, and finally, we have police chief bill scott. chief scott has also been a partner for pushing for these police reforms here in san francisco, and we all know that change is not easy, but he's been committed to working with our communities and working for change because we want better not only for our police department we want better for our community. so thank you all so much for joining us here today. i'm really excited to get us started on this panel, and i want to really start with you, van. the fact is -- i mean the fact is you're still here doing this work, and now, you have more people who are doing this work. and when you were doing this work you were criticized you were discriminated, you were threatened. at that time there were a lot of beatings -- because i remember seeing them my he have personally. there was no police accountability then. tell me what does it mean to see it right now? >> first of all, it's a crazy experience. to see you the mayor, it's just that, it's a whole word. to be looking at you malia and to be

we have jon scott in for bill hemmer. happy labor day. thanks for joining us. >> arthel and leland, thank you. i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. vice president nominee kamala harris meeting with union letters in milwaukee, wisconsin right now. a democratic strong hold in a key battleground state. the ticket is doubling down on this labor day. joe biden meeting with union members in swing state, pennsylvania. he says he will sign a law to make it easier for workers to organize and be labor's stronger ally ever in the oval office. president trump says joe biden would be a disaster for our economy. >> job, the radical socialist democrat, would immediately collapse this economy. biden wants to surrender our country to the virus, surrender our families to the violent left wing mob and surrender or jobs to china. if biden wins, china wins. china will own this country. >> meantime, vice president mike pence making his own trip to wisconsin. the president won the badger state by fewer than 23,000 votes in 2016. it is key once again this year. pete

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with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our police chief, bill scott. >> thank you. want to thank the mayor and supervisor for their leadership. i want to reiterate a couple of things that have been said. first and foremost, these exhibitions of the stench driving, under the law are illegal. it is reckless driving. i can't tell you how many times people put their lives at risk for these exhibits. i want to point out a couple of things and highlight some of what the legislation offers and how it can be helpful for us. number one, this legislation sets expectations of accountability. if you participate in one of these events, if you do trick driving, if we see it online, we see it in person, it is outright dangerous. if your car is impounded, the first offences it will be impounded for two weeks. second offence, if the car is impounded, it will be impounded for 29 days. your car will be impounded no more than 30 days, but definitely no less then what the law allows. we want to be consistent, we want to set expectations of accountability and consequences in the city, an

with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our police chief, bill scott. >> thank you. first i want to thank the mayor and supervisor for their leadership. i want to reiterate a couple of things that have been said. first and foremost, these exhibitions of the stench driving, under the law are illegal. it is reckless driving. i can't tell you how many times people put their lives at risk for these exhibits. i want to point out a couple of things and highlight some of what the legislation offers and how it can be helpful for us. number one, this legislation sets expectations of accountability. if you participate in one of these events, if you do trick driving, if we see it online, we see it in person, it is outright dangerous. if your car is impounded, the first offences it will be impounded for two weeks. second offence, if the car is impounded, it will be impounded for 29 days. your car will be impounded no more than 30 days, but definitely no less then what the law allows. we want to be consistent, we want to set expectations of accountability and consequences in the

with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our police chief, bill scott. >> thank you.st i want to thank the mayor and supervisor for their leadership. i want to reiterate a couple of things that have been said. first and foremost, these exhibitions of the stench driving, under the law are illegal. it is reckless driving. i can't tell you how many times people put their lives at risk for these exhibits. i want to point out a couple of things and highlight some of what the legislation offers and how it can be helpful for us. number one, this legislation sets expectations of accountability. if you participate in one of these events, if you do trick driving, if we see it online, we see it in person, it is outright dangerous. if your car is impounded, the first offences it will be impounded for two weeks. second offence, if the car is impounded, it will be impounded for 29 days. your car will be impounded no more than 30 days, but definitely no less then what the law allows. we want to be consistent, we want to set expectations of accountability and consequences in the city

tim scott put forward a bill and there was about 80% agreement on almost everything in the bill.s to the bill as people wanted. and, yet, it was clear that the other side of wanted to keep this issue out there. they didn't want a solution. they didn't want actual change to happen in miss reform and tactics to take away this issue. >> well, they don't want to change right now. they don't want to change right now because they want the people upset. they want the people to go to the voting booth upset. >> martha: you know, the polls look like people do support this as i said. the numbers don't. look at this one. should pro-athletes use their platform to express screws on national issues? 62% say say yes. is it appropriate for will athletes to kneel during the national anthem. 52% say yes? those numbers have gone up and up over the recent months. why do you think that is? >> i think the reason that it is because you don't want to be called a racist if you don't support it. now, if you talk against something you are called a racist. no one is going to stand up and say what they really

katko, for working with this conference on this bill and chairman scott, chair bonamici. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. nadler: and committee staffers shepherding the bill to the floor. i urge a yes vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia reserves his time. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: madam speaker, i will reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i yield two minutes to the lead republican sponsor of the pregnant workers fairness act, the gentleman from new york, mr. katko. mr. katko: i thank the gentleman for yielding. madam speaker, i'm a republican and i rise in strong support of the pregnant workers fairness act. i was proud to join chairman nadler and representatives sarah butler, mcbath, and scott for introducing this bill. simply put no mother to be or mother in this country should have to choose between being a parent and keeping her job. unfortunately

rick scott was in a battle with bill nelson, a popular democratic senator. the day before the election bill win.n was going to instead, rick scott one by 10,000 votes over 8 million cast that went to a mandatory manual recount. in florida it is hard to come up with one litmus test, because it is such a big state, is so diverse, and tends to be so close. host: on election night will we know who won the state of florida? guest: i think so. there is a lot of discussion in the country about, will we know who the president is going to be on election night? part of that conversation is because of mail in ballots. a lot of absentee and mail-in ballots in the state of florida, too. i will talk about why it is different in florida. because of that counting, there is concern we won't know on election night and it could go on for a long time. in florida, i believe you will know the results by midnight. there is a well-developed system here as part of the result of happened in 2000 and reforms that took place. in florida, you can begin processing and counting the votes

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. a new jobs reports showing us where we stand in this covid-19 world. the unemployment rate dropping 8.4% in august. the lowest since shut downs began. also shows the u.s. has recovered half the jobs lost during the pandemic. hiring slowed down last month. ahead this hours, we'll speak with labor secretary eugene scalia and the biden campaign. >> so it's a fake story and it's a disgrace they're allowed to do it. nor considers the military especially people that have given their lives in the military. to me they're heros. they're heros. it's even hard to believe how they can do it. i say that. the level of bravery. and to me they're absolute heros. >> defiance from president trump. several officials strongly deny a new report that claims that he called america's service members suckers and losers. the atlantic cites for anonymous sources that say it happened during a trip to france in 2018. the magazine reports president trump made those comments when he cancelled a visit to a cemetery

bill. senator scott and republicans were willing to allow votes on any democrat amendments. they could have changed the bill in any way that they saw fit, if they could make the case with their amendments. but they refused to even have a process, refused to even allow anyone, including in the themselves, to offer amendments. they refused to let us even consider the bill. and the police reform debate has exposed some radical voices. unfortunately, that sometimes includes government officials who spew antipolice rhetoric. they call for defunding, sometimes even abolishing the police. and they want to boil out rioters in minneapolis. for example, after the two los angeles deputy sheriffs were shot on saturday, not only did antipolice protesters yell we hope they die and other vile things outside the hospital, but the city manager of linwood, california, the very city where the deputies were clinging to their lives in the hospital, the city manager responded to the shooting by posting on social media the message saying, chickens come home to roost. can you imagine? protesters fee

i'm jon scott, and for bill hemmer.all right. read it and weep. rough, rough day for stocks. averages that were just touching yesterday, selling out big time today. the catalyst for a lot of this was something that you just read with jon scott and chad pergram among many factors dissuading stockholders, the idea that the united states government is on the verge of right now owing more than the united states is worth. if that isn't a debbie downer, the benefits out the federal level, that a new spending package can come together anytime soon, renew to tensions between u.s. and

bill and dr. scott atlas, advisor to the president and dr. at stanford university.lay this quick sound bite from the maternity ceo. here's what he said about when they think there is will be ready. >> i think it's unlikely, but it is possible. in the country wants to slow down in the next week, it could potentially be pushed out as a worst-case scenario, december. >> martha: that sounds to me like that individual, the ceo of madrona expects a similar time frame as what the president said. sk scenario, october, definitely something approved, he believes, by the end of december. it does that sound like that lines up to you? because that's exactly right. and no one knows. we know that there's production and manufacturing going on so we have really over 100 million doses before the end of the year. we know that the clinical trials are underway, and we know that no one can look at the data, no one in the administration -- not the president, no one, because it's being looked at by something called the data safety monitoring board which are outside experts. the best-case s

welcome, malia cohen, and finally, we have police chief bill scott.hief scott has also been a partner for pushing for these police reforms here in san francisco, and we all know that change is not easy, but he's been committed to working with our communities and working for change because we want better not only for our police department, we want better for our community. so thank you all so much for joining us here today. i'm really excited to get us started on this panel, and i want to really start with you, van. the fact is -- i mean, the fact is you're still here, doing this work, and now, you have more people who are doing this work. and when you were doing this work, you were criticized, you were discriminated, you were threatened. at that time, there were a lot of beatings -- because i remember seeing them my he have personally. there was no police accountability then. tell me, what does it mean to see it right now? >> first of all, it's a crazy experience. to see you the mayor, it's just that, it's a whole word. to be looking at you, malia, an

roe: i rise today in strong upport of senate bill 785, the commander john scott hannon veterans mental health care 2019.ement act of today and every day, our nation's 20 of veteran service members and members of the national guard by suicide.will die this bill is named after one of john veterans, commander scott hannon. one of its most important named after staff sergeant parker gordon fox who grew up in my district in east tennessee. we cannot bring back sergeant hannon, staff fox, or countless veterans like this we can act by passing various y to help save the andonents of this his team v.a. and in the white house who bafrp, ked with us on a bicameral basis to make -- bipartisan, bicameral basis to get it right. who put their expertise and encouragement every step of the way. would be remiss if i wouldn't ay thank you to my friends andeand .steemed senate colleagues chairman and ranking member of the senate veterans' affairs committee. privilege of working with senators moran and tester for years and i know american greater chaerps in the united states -- champions in the united stat

and so i want to thank police chief bill scott. he worked with me on this legislation based on some of the experiences he has in other parts of california. again, i'm hopeful that people will get the message that san francisco is not the place for these events to be happening. i want to thank also aliciaia cabrera from the attorney's office along with anne pearson, also to my staff and my co-sponsors, supervisor shamman walton and supervisor peskin. this is not something just plaguing the district 11, the excelsior, but it's also impacting places like the embaradero, third street and evans in bayview, and this is not just one individual doing a doughnut. this is something that has begun to extremely impact people's lives. weep wanwe want to send a strone that this is not going to happen in san francisco. so everything else, colleagues, the rest i submit, and hopefully we can move this through the process, the legislative process, as quickly as possible. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor safai. supervisor stefani. >> thank you, ma

rick scott was in a battle with bill nelson, very popular senator.he day before the election outside the margin of error, the polling showed that bill nelson was going to win. rick scott won by 10,000 votes and it went to a mandatory recount. it's hard to come up with a bright line because it's a big state and it tends to be so close. >> on election night, will we know who won the state of florida? >> i think so, by the way, i think this is really important. there's a lot of discussion in the country going on right now about will we know who the president is going to be on election night. part of that conversation, of course, is because of mail-in ballots, a large number due to covid-19, because of a lot of absentees, a lot of mail-in ballots coming in. and because of that counting, there's concern that we won't know on election night and it could go on for a long, long time. in florida i believe you will know the results by midnight. there's a well developed system here, in part as the result of what happened in 2000 and you can begin counting the b

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i was disappointed that tim scott bill to do so was blocked ,n the senate by chuck schumer second, we need to have more educational opportunity, in lift families of color out of poverty. third, we need to illuminate the health disparities in the treatment of communities of color. i held the first senate hearing to look at the impact of colors9 on community of -- communities of color and sadly enough, maine has the worst disparity in the nation. host: speaker gideon? spkr. gideon: thank you for that question. when george floyd was murdered, it was the time americans seem to have a conversation about that legacy of bigotry and the way it has seeped into virtually every aspect of our lives and created racial injustice, no matter where we look. nowhere is that more apparent i think that in the criminal justice system, where we see these incidences of violence, brutality and even killing. unfortunately, at a time when americans were ready to have this conversation, our president instead chose to south division sow division and hatred, even putting teargas out to crowds of protesters. the r

congressman bobby scott is again pressuring the senate to take up the heroes act there are things that schools need to do. >>to reopen safely. the 3 trillion dollars covid relief bill passed the house in may. scott says it includes money for teacher and student personal protective equipment. as well as money to repair or replace broken and inadequate ventilation systems in schools, you need all of this extra resources to open the schools safely and you just can hope it'll happen you have to come up with a plan you have to have the resources to make it happen pennsylvania, congressman matt cartwright says schools need the money now meet the major challenges of preventing the virus from spreading among the students republicans in the house voted against the heroes act and senate republican support a much smaller covid relief bill. >>pennsylvania congressman fred keller says many states have not use the money congress already provided in the first big relief bill, the cares act it was all about the kids we should want to use the money we have right now. to make sure that our kicking it back in school all he says republicans will consider more aid if the schools really

the state senate has paled a bill that would require california to track it coronavirus in the lgbtq community. san francisco state senator scottr offered the bill and required health works to offer patientsuct today the virus about their sexual orientation and gender identity. he says it's a step toward making sure that the lgbtq community is fully supported. the state already gathers data on sex, age, and race for other infectious diseases. >>> the postal service said it removed the mailboxes in a cautious measure in participation on the demonstrations over the weekend. but city leaders said the timing was suspicious given that voters will be sending in ballots in the next couple of months. >>> the house oversite committee plans to get documents with louis dejoy. he's ignored the committee's demand to produce those documents which the panel has requested for months. dejoy a part of the measure by the president trump to slow down the driby of mail. >>> nexup, an outpouring osupport for these two students seen using a wiwould i of a taco bell so that they can do their schoolwork. >>> and bill martin will show us when the temper

strong support of h.r. 2639, act.trength in diversity thank you to this bill's sponsor, congresswoman fudge, for o chairman scott shepherding this bill through he education and labor committee. nearly 20 years after brown v. board of education, lesser known supreme court cases like millican vs. bradley, determined was allowed if not considered an explicit policy of district.l this meant schools and ommunities were not held desegregation. busing was abandoned. red-lining and exclusionary housing policies continued, keeping black americans out of the suburbs and underfunded schools to this day. today, the school system at the millicanv. bradley -- millican v bradley, detroit, is more segregated than before. bill will help public step s, an essential towards fulfilling the promise ending v. board, and the segregation that continues to plague school districts across the country, including in district, michigan's ninth. thurgood marshall, the supreme justice, irst black warned in his dissent in bradley, and -- v. bradley, and i quote, unless our children learn together, there that our people to live with n each other

even after the manager of that bill, the author of that bill, senator tim scott of south carolina, had indicated through the leadership that they would be willing to accept up to 10 amendments, up to 20 amendments, they through unanimous consent were offered to get 10 to 20 amendments but it was blocked by the democrats in the senate. when they blocked the bill last week, it was pointed out, i think accurately, by the media, that reporting on the bill, these were a few of the headlines to give you a sense of the reaction, the hill, and i quote, senate democrats block g.o.p. relief bill. "the washington post" said that democrats block slimdown g.o.p. coronavirus relief bill. nbc news says senate democrats block coronavirus, senate blocks g.o.p.'s pandemic relief bill. so those were some of the headlines and, you know, and maybe this doesn't mean anything but to -- anything but to congress watchers, i'm sure the irony is not lost on anybody who follows this process. the democrats used the legislative filibuster -- when i say blocking a motion to proceed, it is the use of a legislative fi

democrats blocked the senate from even debating senator scott's thoughtful police reform bill this past summer. shouldn't we all agree regardless of our party affiliation, shouldn't we all be able to agree that congress needs to take action to guarantee that no american should fear walking on the streets, especially in their own neighborhood? that guarantee should include people of color, peaceful protesters, as well as our law enforcement officers doing their jobs. as a consequence of the democrats' obstruction, the streets in some of america's great cities have descended into a state of chaos and lawlessness , immersed in violence and vandalism, arson, and murder. when taxpayers turn to their elected leaders, whether for assistance to provide for their families during a pandemic, for protection from unfair policing practices, or for simple safety when walking down the street, the democrats have responded with silence and inaction. even when i attempted to call up a bill to reauthorize the violence against women act, a bill that is very personal to me that also had bipartisan support,

scott. >>> a coronavirus relief bill doesn't pass the procedural vote in congress. it only received 52 yes votes. house democrats say it falls short and none vote for it. the $300 billion proposal included adding unemployment, funding for schools and liability protection for businesses and health care facilities. >>> san francisco hair salon at the center of the nancy pelosi backlash is closing its doors. the footage went viral. the salon owner says she's done. the owner was on tucker carlson's fox news show last night. she says she initially release thad video to the contradiction of how pelosi the salon for a blowout but it's considered dangerous for others to visit. now the salon owner says after spending a decade and a half in the city, she's closing the salon. >> i'm actually afraid to go back just because of the messages and e-mails and e-mails i've been getting. yeah, it's a little scary and sad. i do have a lot of positive calls and text messages from clients. but other than that, nothing but negativity. >> now, in a statement pelosi's team maintains the spe

package that addressed unemployment insurance small business loans and education funding scott admits the gop bill doesn't address every idea. >>but it helps those in immediate need this bill better than what we started and didn't foresee the democrats don't care republicans are blaming democrats for holding up the relief but democrats say there isn't enough in the gop relief bill to begin with. let's not have the skinny we have a massive problem house speaker democrat nancy pelosi hit senate republicans for not taking up the 3 trillion dollar heroes act that passed the house for months ago. republicans have said it was too costly we need every penny. an order to stop this among the things left out of the gop bill money for state and local governments and the second round of stimulus checks. they're not in this package, but i support a $1200 the stimulus check south carolina republican senator lindsey graham says he'd like to see another direct payment to americans making less than $75,000. we knew that another round of stimulus and how we can find a way for reporting in washington, i'm kelly meye

rick scott was in a battle with bill nelson, a popular democratic senator.he day before the election bill win.n was going to instead, rick scott one by 10,000 votes over 8 million cast that went to a mandatory manual recount. in florida it is hard to come up with one litmus test, because it is such a big state, is so diverse, and tends to be so close. host: on election night will we know who won the state of florida? guest: i think so. there is a lot of discussion in the country about, will we know who the president is going to be on election night? part of that conversation is because of mail in ballots. a lot of absentee and mail-in ballots in the state of florida, too. i will talk about why it is different in florida. because of that counting, there is concern we won't know on election night and it could go on for a long time. in florida, i believe you will know the results by midnight. there is a well-developed system here as part of the result of happened in 2000 and reforms that took place. in florida, you can begin processing and counting the votes as

we have jon scott in for bill hemmer. happy labor day. > arthel and leland, thank you. i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. vice president nominee kamala harris meeting with union letters in milwaukee, wisconsin right now. a democratic strong hold in a key battleground state. the ticket is doubling down on this labor day. joe biden meeting with union members in swing state, pennsylvania. he says he will sign a law to make it easier for workers to organize and be labor's stronger ally ever in the oval office. president trump says joe biden would be a disaster for our economy. >> job, the radical sociali

>> we have had the conversation on police reform, senator tim scott introduced the bill the democratsn election issue. richard has a point on this. people do want solutions for what is going on and democrats haven't offered that. and reviewed the fact that since may 20 ninth, 500 people have been arrested in portland, 17 riots in the city of portland, they are letting folks go, didn't prosecute those people. they are looking -- continues to offer comments, we don't want you here, don't want to the federal government here, and people have lost their lives in these riots, considered a legitimate riots. individuals like people in the democratic party, have a lot to be called on until they are old enough, democrats this is on their face. >> in 2016 when donald trump won for president, in his address to the american people at the rnc convention he indicated he would be a president with decreased violence, increase jobs. when i began this segment the status quo was untenable and in the status quo donald trump is the incumbent president seeking reelection so the american people while joe bid

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. both campaigns hitting battleground states today.joe biden. he's meeting with community members in kenosha as i mentioned. he's about to take the microphone that city shaken by protests and violence after the blake shooting. former vice president biden met

. >>> the state senate has passed a bill that would require california to track the coronavirus in the lgbtq community. san francisco state senator scott wiener authored the bill that requires health workers to ask patients infected with the virus and 90 other diseases about their circumstancessial orientation and their gender identity. wiener said the bill is a step toward making sure the lgbtq community is fully supported and cared for by the state's health infrastructure. california already gathers data on a patient's race, age, and gender, for a coronavirus and other infectious diseases. >>> now to hayward where the fire department is investigating a two alarm fire that burned four store fronts. the call came in at 5:08 this morning. the fire was in a building on b street near foothill boulevard. the main store front was gutted. the other businesses had water and smoke damage. four people had to be rescued. >> yesterday they went inside, they were initially making a search, discovered a couple of people, and got them out to safety. >> the fire was contained by 9:30 this morning. the cause is still under investigation. the owner of

former president bill clinton, who appointed ginsburg to the court reflects on her life and legacy. and then as we approach new milestones in covid-19 cases, scott gottlieb will give us a reality check on the race for a vaccine. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." there has been yet another seismic shift in the 2020 presidential campaign, and this one has ramifications that could last for generations. the vacancy left by the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has already become a brutal political battle, as mourners came out in cities across the country to honor here despite the pandemic. the largest crowds included her home state of new york and at the supreme court here in washington.

scott kennedy, thank you. bill ackman confirming he had a very preliminary discussion with airbnb.rental site has not completely ruled out stacked, though it prefers a traditional ipo. he spoke exclusively with bloomberg's vonnie quinn and discussed where else he sees opportunity. take a listen. >> we have had a very nice dialogue. we got to know number of senior members of the team. they have been on a path to go public. we talked with them about our structure. they have not decided against going this back route, but at this point i think their first choice is to do an ipo. putting aside airbnb, speaking generally, what we offer as a company is the ability to inject $5 billion of cash, take them public. if we started today, if we opened a due diligence and got access to a data room and got the opportunity to spend time with management by june, in three to four weeks, defending on the nature of business, we nature- depending on the of business, we could negotiate a deal, and we could give them certainty on capital, and they could become a public company after that initial 30 day ti

i'm jon scott, and for bill hemmer. "your world" with neil cavuto is up next. ♪ 's view on all right. read it and weep. rough, rough day for stocks. averages that were just touching yesterday, selling out big time today. the catalyst for a lot of this was something that you just read with jon scott and chad pergram among many factors dissuading stockholders, the idea that the united states government is on the verge of right now owing more than the united states is worth. if that isn't a debbie downer, the benefits out the federal level, that a new spending package can come together anytime soon, renew to tensions between u.s. and china, and fiction certainly talking to our chinese diplomats, and ended up a big, big sell-off. and you had a big sell-off. the biggest we have seen in more than three months right now. i'm concerned that maybe there could be more. perspective in order here, things are still pretty good. some of this technology stocks, by the way, are still up in excess of 30% from where they were a little bi