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spend the rest of the hour with journalist and professor jelani latest commander cobb collaborates with the , columbia journalism schoola journalism investigations and reporters from the usa today network to examine one of the first elections held during the pandemic -- wisconsin's april 2020 primary. this is an excerpt of the film, which he narrates. >> waiting for the polling place. >> they made it so o difficult r pepeople to o votete here. just askingg toooo much of p pee to come out wiwith this virus going on. electioion inmajor the ddlele of a pandemic. >> cononfusion around whatat actually is allllowed.. >> it wawas difficult to rerequt an absenentee ballotot. >> did not know about that option to vote through absentee voting. fraudulentlots are in many cases. >> absenteee ballots to o late n the mail. >> h he did nonot come in time. folksas forced to go vote that one of the polling stations. >> forced to choose between their healthth and civic duty. >> l lines are long. >> u unethicalal. >> peter decision -- putrid decision. >> people are going to die because of this. clubs in the ballots after april 13 will be

school district? >> hi. covid commandand including d.p.h., but all of the city is very willing and eager to help the school district to reopen as safely as possible. we would like to come next time with a presentation on all of the protocols we have been preparing on testing, contact tracing, case investigation, outbreak management at schools that would also of course represent the school district in their support, and this will require cooperation with all schools, including the school district. for example, we would need -- the school district employees would need the cooperation and to work with their h.r. units and if there's issues or positive cases among the students, the school district has all of that information. so this is a cooperative agreement. we have been working cooperatively together for months now and there is a lot of technical assistance and subject matter expertise that we have been providing. and including the ability to test for symptoms, contact tracing, outbreak management that would include the f

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school district? >> hi. covid commandand including d.p.h., but all of the city is very willing and eager to help the school district to reopen as safely as possible. we would like to come next time with a presentation on all of the protocols we have been preparing on testing, contact tracing, case investigation, outbreak management at schools that would also of course represent the school district in their support, and this will require cooperation with all schools, including the school district. for example, we would need -- the school district employees would need the cooperation and to work with their h.r. units and if there's issues or positive cases among the students, the school district has all of that information. so this is a cooperative agreement. we have been working cooperatively together for months now and there is a lot of technical assistance and subject matter expertise that we have been providing. and including the ability to test for symptoms, contact tracing, outbreak management that would include the f

ii, she joined the women's army corps, rising to unit commander, and was one of only two african american women in her class at agitant general schoole retired from government service 45 years ago. did you slow down after you retired? >> not really. >> reporter: this park in maryland was named for her in honor of her decades of charitable good works. having conquered skydiving, she now has her sights set on the next big thrill. >> i still would like to meet michelle obama. that would tic the last thing off my bucket list. >> reporter: and we're guessing she will find a way to make that happen, too. chip reid, cbs news, columbia, maryland. >> o'donnell: so we asked millie if she wanted to go skydiving again. she said, "no, one time was enough." we'll be right back. gayle king and johnht i'll be joined by gayle king and john dickerson for cbs news live coverage of the presidential debate. that's beginning at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 in the west. and if you can't watch the "cbs evening news" live, don't forget to set your dvr, so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's

commander-in-chief. stated another way if you are a public employee or public school student, if you are a prisoner or a member of the military, you have less free speech rights than you would in general society.y. on this front, the roberts court hasn't been terribly protective of free speech. for example, in 2006, the united states took a very narrow view of the first amendment rights of prison inmates. something far less than what for example justice thurgood marshall took with martinez in 1974. in 2006 the supreme court decided a decision in which the united states supreme court by a 5-4 ruling ruled when public employees speak pursuant to their official job duties, the constitution doesn't insulate them from discipline, and they have no first amendment protection. it doesn't matter how important the speechch is. it doesn't matter if the employee is a whistleblower, if the employee is engaged in official job duty speech, they have absolutely no first amendment protection. in 2007, the roberts court also in a 5-4 vote failed to recognize the free-speech rights of the public school students in the cas

to get ppe out to every single transit worker, hospital, job site and school in this country, and i would appoint a supply commander to make sure it's distributed fast. i've told some governors, john -- i probably shouldn't say this but you know me -- don't endorse me, who want to endorse me, because you will pay a penalty. you won't get what you need from the federal government in terms of the covid -- not a joke. my word. not a joke. >> reporter: and, guys, we've been talking about the things that have been changing. what's not changing, at least right now, the campaign travel schedule kachlt schedule. kamala harris is already out in salt lake city and the former vice president and the vice president, excuse me, is supposed to travel this week. and then after the debate all three are supposed to be back out on the campaign trail. so the campaign travel not necessarily changing but make no mistake this entire race has been fundamentally changed due to president trump's diagnosis. >> ali vitali, thank you. >>> the names keep stacking up. >> a lot were at the rose garden event last weekend, lots of mingling without

. >> so we are working to support the school district and we have a safer schools reopening task force within covid command and it will be finalized next week, drafting how we're going to operationalize testing, contact tracing, case investigation, and outbreak matter of minutnagemen schools when they're reopening. we're researching testing labs, seeing how that can be extended to the school district to cover some of the testing requirements. so there is a lot of effort being -- >> wait, i'm sorry. so there is a testing r.s.p. going out? that's for what? don't tell me that we're providing the tests for private schools open. >> no, no. the city has released the general r.s.p. on testing, the testing lab and we are using our r.s.p. resources to see if we could see how those services can be inclusive of the school district as well, with the testing lab. our requirements with the directive and guidance is that if a school is charging tuition, they are to enter into a contract with the testing lab themselves to cover the testing cos costs. so we are not covering the cost for private schools on testing. >> thank

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commander-in-chief. stated another way, if you are a public employee, if you are a public school student if you are a prisonerif you are a member of the military you have less free-speech rights as you would in general society not on this front the roberts court has not been terribly protective of free-speech. for example in beard versus banks in 2006, the united states bring forth a narrow view of the first amendment right of prison inmate. something far less them justice marshall did. in 2006, the united states supreme court united states supreme court by five to four ruling world that when public employees speak pursuant to the official job duties the constitution does not insulate them from discipline. they do not have any first amendment protection. does not matter how important his speeches, it does not matter if the employee is a pure whistleblower. if the employees engage in official job duty speech. and 2007, the roberts court also by a five to four vote. failed to recognize the free-speech rights of public school students in a case called morris versus fredericks. colloquially known as the bond for

commanded that same point is in this. when you write a textbook for high schools in america for the public schools, you go through an enormous process with a big publisher and there are a thousand requirements and every line has to be subjected to them and they change all the time. how did you write your book? >> i didn't do any of that. -- i/o that freedom to my publisher, encounter books, run by roger kimball. he turned me loose. i wrote a fairly brief proposal with the chapter outline. he turned me loose. i took a little longer than he would have liked to produce it, but he periodically checked in on me and said how are you doing. i didn't have to run the text through any committees, and interest groups, any stakeholders or stick bearers. me.as just in my attic every night hashing it out. i didn't have a research assistant, i didn't take a leave of absence, it was just something i did because i felt passionately that the book should exist. i didn't know whether i was the one to do it, but sometimes, it falls to you because nobody else is doing it. that's why i did it. the freedom that you are describing stems from the wil

. >> so we are working to support the school district and we have a safer schools reopening task force within covid command and it will be finalized next week, drafting how we're going to operationalize testing, contact tracing, case investigation, and outbreak matter of minutnagemen schools when they're reopening. we're researching testing labs, seeing how that can be extended to the school district to cover some of the testing requirements. so there is a lot of effort being -- >> wait, i'm sorry. so there is a testing r.s.p. going out? that's for what? don't tell me that we're providing the tests for private schools open. >> no, no. the city has released the general r.s.p. on testing, the testing lab and we are using our r.s.p. resources to see if we could see how those services can be inclusive of the school district as well, with the testing lab. our requirements with the directive and guidance is that if a school is charging tuition, they are to enter into a contract with the testing lab themselves to cover the testing cos costs. so we are not covering the cost for private schools on testing. >> thank

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school storm to hit the u.s. in the single since. past the hour and these are the headlines top pentagon officials are in quarantine after the u.s. coast guard 2nd in command tested positive for covert 19 the u.s. is senior most military officer general mark milley is among those isolating and within the white tell this past hour white house adviser stephen miller confirmed he has tested positive for covert dantin he is known as the trumpet ministrations architect of anti immigration policies about a dozen white house officials including president trump of tested positive for the virus more from mike hanna in washington. steven miller who's a very close advisor of the president has now tested positive positive for the coronavirus miller has been in close proximity of the president for a long period of time he was also in close proximity to some of the other assistance to the president to have tested positive in recent days and certainly that list is growing and growing indeed a large number of members of the president's staff now have tested positive a number of journalists who work there and as well as a number of military aides it is said who are also wo

history textbooks i have at school said pitt the younger was a great reformer here in britain with wilberforce an anti-slavery you say to sail of a tour or basically. commanded nami the killed 15000 british troops on haiti what were the british doing that well it's a very good question and it's one that is rather under study it in in britain but one thing that we know now is that a soon as slavery was abolished in sandman in 70 in 93 and then by the french and 17 for the british who. adelanto interests in the caribbean region intervened militarily in sand in order to try and restore slick so between 709479 there is a british occupation of odds of saddam and 2 son has to fight and he fights them and eventually serves them out of the house to another misinformation about bit the bit the younger then what about the american independence leaders as he said rob spear declares the end of slavery in paris and 7094 any help from the united states the americans are divided because that on the one hand they know that they have slavery in their own country and the american revolution as you know does not take any decisive action against slavery at the same time some of

school storm to hit the u.s. in a single since. past the hour and these are the headlines the top pentagon officials are in quarantine after the u.s. coast guard 2nd in command tested positive for covert 19 the u.s. is senior most military officer general mark milley is among those isolating.

commanded by generals after hamadan and common market. braced southwards by pulsing egyptian resistance points and a dash towards us. bombing of a private school bus the support of illness to get to within 80 kilometers of cairo and with 3 divisions i think that considering where we started from to reach where we did it was a huge achievement but we paid the price in blood in my battalion $67.00 of my soldiers were killed almost a 100 injured. by nightfall on the 23rd the israelis had managed to cut the kyra so as road and bypassed so as city to reach the port of ajdabiya. the egyptian 3rd army dug in on the eastern side of the canal now found itself under siege surrounded by israeli troops on every side. 100. 1000000 there was a state of the wonderment and feet of the 1967 soon are you that what happened in june $67.00 would happen again and now we are at their mercy that the holiday. in new york at 11 pm middle eastern time on the 23rd of october the reconvened security council issued resolution 339. it called for a new cease fire to go into effect at 7 am the following day. but again israel was to break the 2nd ceasefire. that formed my d.m

the commander in chief informs a sealed suv unnecessarily exposing secret service agents. joining me now is carol lee, tim alberta, and the dean of the medical school of health. we're outside of where you are, and we're trying to figure out what is happening with the president today, what is the latest word? the latest is from mark meadows who said the president could go back to the white house as oerlly as this afternoon. the president's doctors set this expectation yesterday when he said that the president could leave walter reid and be discharged as early as today. that's the word that we're waiting on from the white house. mark meadows said his doctors would have consultations and make this decision together, but we know from our own reporting that the president is itching to get out of here. he would like to return back to the white house. telling people around him that he is ready to go. whether or not that will happen today remains to be seen. what is happening all around the president at this time is that a number of people who work in his white house, who are still going back to the white house and working in perm, including kayleigh mcena

. >> so we are working to support the school district and we have a safer schools reopening task force within covid command and it will be finalized next week, drafting how we're going to operationalize testing, contact tracing, case investigation, and outbreak matter of minutnagemen schools when they're reopening. we're researching testing labs, seeing how that can be extended to the school district to cover some of the testing requirements. so there is a lot of effort being -- >> wait, i'm sorry. so there is a testing r.s.p. going out? that's for what? don't tell me that we're providing the tests for private schools open. >> no, no. the city has released the general r.s.p. on testing, the testing lab and we are using our r.s.p. resources to see if we could see how those services can be inclusive of the school district as well, with the testing lab. our requirements with the directive and guidance is that if a school is charging tuition, they are to enter into a contract with the testing lab themselves to cover the testing cos costs. so we are not covering the cost for private schools on testing. >> thank

commander-in-chief is not consequently less. they also spoke about precedent. we're thinking here about plessy versus ferguson from 1896, and also gone long versus rice from 1927, a case that did involve schools, and they made the traditional move that one would expect. that is to say that people have ordered their affairs. so in reliance on the legitimacy of racial segregation in schools, and brown v. board of education has come along and pulled the rug out from under them. they also spoke about constitutional structure. here, we're thinking about principles of federalism, with a referred to as states rights. and they also say this was illegitimate as a decision from the supreme court of the united states. the framers of the constitution have article five, which goes to a constitutional amendment, and that is the proper place to lead to racial integration of schools. also spoke about the separation of powers. then they also spoke about tradition, or what professor bobbitt referred to as the people's of the constitution. and they say that the decision disregards the sort of respect for the parental control of education. here, they cite the pierce versus society of sisters decision from the 19

for going to school conditions it was after the cuban crisis the 2 sides set up a hotline a way in my class they knew they were there my dear there was direct connection between the command center of the soviet general staff and in the american situation recently called nazi he us news spoke of but it is a joke for new media in that if anything happened we would inform each other if its . president kennedy made history in 1963 the speech in west berlin. he appealed to the world to support the divided city at the heart of the cold war. it's remembered by one phrase in particular. the pride of war that. he will roll on us. saw. in the world of freedom. the proudest owes. me i'm really. odd as to daintree and barely in cash because a student in berlin i was there when john f. kennedy was a simpler team he was highly popular just like american music and the american lifestyle were also popular that come as specially in the sixty's. only 2 days after kennedy's speech soviet leader nikita khrushchev visited east berlin we are in the cold war he said and i too am a berliner the us president had captured the hearts of west berliners in just one day khrushchev visit lasted 3 days

have started this week and so we expect the approved elementary schools to begin opening at the start of next week. and our covid command is developing an operational playbook. that actually puts all of this together that is going to include all of the issues around contact tracing and testing. and i just spoke to them today and they feel confident based on the experience learned in the summer with summer camps that they have a process that they'll be able to deploy with schools. i am not aware of any other county in the united states that is doing site assessments. we're doing a site assessment for every single school before they open. and we really want -- i also want to mention to you is that for us this is an equity issue. and we feel we're very committed to not only getting kids into school safely. and we're getting ready for the spring when the school district hopefully opens up because the -- those lower-income communities, communities of color, their schools are going to need a tremendous amount of support and so we're gearing up to provide that support. and that includes health and safety plans, site visits, lo

commanders. and the congolese government soldier one with him and my family have a reason. well that is there. some things have recently changed. people's deputies turned against him. he has been fighting him sid's school. those who say there may be a certain collaboration between the army and should bring evidence we are actually in military operations against collaboration would be against the nature of our mission which is to track down all armed groups. people in eastern congo have suffered in brutal conflicts more than 20 yeahs human rights watch says. he supported him people to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera elsewhere in the eastern democratic republic of congo armed men have freed around $900.00 prisoners from jail the jailbreak happened in the city of beni its mayor is blaming the allied democratic forces armed group the u.n. says the a.d.f. has killed more than a 1000 civilians since the start of last year aid agencies are pushing for a stable ceasefire nagorno-karabakh so help can be given to those forced out of their homes the international red cross says so far it's only been able to provide limited aid there are reports that shelling is continuing days after azerbaijan and armenia agreed