the european union but not much has changed on an economic front yet because it's still in the customs union and in the single market that's going to end though in december that's when the transition period comes to a close and that means that britain is under siege pressure to come up with new trade agreements with other countries on top of that lived is the european union itself now the last set of talks between the 2 sides and it early on without any sign of an agreement and the other big one of course is the united states and i was you know more than anyone else they're quite distracted at the moment with the election campaigns that they've done not really prioritizing trade ties and this is a what does this mean for the the u.k. negotiating leverage right now in these birds talks with the e.u. is the u.k. weaker now well it certainly doesn't have much economic leverage at the moment and another thing that's worth bearing in mind is that because travel restrictions are still in place a lot of these negotiations are due to take place virtually so for a character like boris johnson who's u

it has a customs union with belarus, and it wants belarus to no longer be a sovereign independent stateshing vocally and visibly, publicly, lukashenko, this year, to have more political integration with russia, which means a path towards basically becoming part of russia or some type of soviet union 2.0. lu kashenko has valiantly resisted, since 1994, this type of pressure by very cleverly playing the west off against russia, tacking this way, tacking that way and he in fact has maintained belarus as a relatively independent nation which is why he's making these arguments that he thinks "l'etat c'est moi", you know, "it's me who is belarus". in other words, "without me, belarus simply won't exist, we're in threat of invasion, we're in threat of a moscow takeover, i'm the only one who can solve the situation". in the past, that argument convinced enough people but now i think the belarusian nation has defined itself that exists without lukashenko, or rather, in opposition to lukashenko. to the us now — where house speaker nancy pelosi is arranging for a vote in congress later this week o

point to get on the road, to visit postal facilities, it meet workers, speak directly with our customers, union members, union leaders, these conversations have only deepened my understanding for and of the importance of the postal service. serving on the board of governors of this institution is a significant significant resp. the governors, by statute, represent the public. that means i'll also remember the special role in our nation. it means i can never forget the challenges that are putting us at risk. these challenges should come as no surprise to members of this body. on two occasions, i've sent you the postal services' annual report to congress. in each of those communications, i wrote that, while the postal service is broken, it'll only cost losses in the coming years. last fall, postmaster general notified the board of her impending retirement. in response the board recognized we'd be faced with the most important decision we would make as governors. the board agreed that the postal service would benefit from a transformational leader. one that could help us build upon the apparent st

i've made it a point to go on the road and meet postal workers and speak directly with our customers and union leaders. those conversations have only deepened my understanding for and of the postal service. serving on the board of governors of this institution is a significant responsibility. the governors by statute represent the public interest. that many means i'll always remember a special role in our nation and means i'll never forget the challenge that are putting us as risk and should come no surprise. in each of those communications the business model is broken. the last fall the postmaster general notified the board of her impending retirement and the board immediately recognize that had we would be faced with the most important decision we would make as governors, the selection of a new postmaster general. the board agreed that the postal service would benefit from a transformational leader, one who could help us build on the inherent strengths and confront it long-standing challenges. the postal service is an amazing institution, and we can do a lot to make it better, but we're unab

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union. >> it's changed our customers are receiving the mail we're seeing significant delay in the mail. >> reporter: in portland, oregon a postal employee says these sorting machines were in working condition before being decommissioned in the past two weeks these images have not been independently verified by nbc news in grand rapids, michigan, a disassembled machine today found sitting in a post office parking lot, reached for response the postal service had no comment beyond tuesday's announcement from postmaster general louis dejoy, who suspended until after the election his cost-cutting measures and policy changes blamed for delivery delays and service slowdowns. in the announcement dejoy said mail processing equipment and blue collection boxes will remain where they are house speaker nancy pelosi in a statement today says she spoke with the postmaster general this morning, and that he frankly admitted that he had no intention of replacing the sorting machines and in a new trump campaign video tonight president trump is seen filling out his mail-in ballot, he votes by mail in florida

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that is we try to keep things within the ear of the soviet union that means you can find here things that cost 10 roubles and things a custom 1000000. fully and antique markets are common in russia but what makes this one standout is the automobile section the classic car section of the market which includes western models has been running for 2 months during which time the whole 3 cars have been sold in 1980 s. the soviet made larger some are a fun under soviet era s.u.v. . the living history retro markets are set to continue through september if the good weather holds. and speaking of old treasures a drop of teenagers in israel unearthed 425 gold coins while volunteering on an archaeological dig the clay vessel in which they were found was over a 1000 years old at the time they were buried the 24 carat gold coins were enough to buy a luxury home in one of the best neighborhoods the finders are not keepers however they've had to hand the coins over to the israeli antiquities authority. all right quite a fine that's it for me and the business team as always thanks for watching. beethoven genesys deep doo doo doo doo doo doo

you say we are behind the protesters, the european union has leveled sanctionsgast individuals in minsk. is america going to take similar action customertion? sen. cardin: i can tl you there is bipartisan support in the unit states senate to stand behind the protesters demanding free and fais. electi that could very easily lead to additional sanctions. we have laws in place tha could be used by the ministration to impose additional sanctions on belarus, and i thinkll congress e looking at initiating additional sanctions. katt traditionally in these situations when protesters who are pro-democracy are on the streets, american presidents lend their support. would you like to hearresident trump specifically sport the protesters in men? -- in minsk? sen. cardin: i would. it's hard to predict what he will do. i think the international community recognizes that. but in america, democracy is one of our principles and i thinkon america is sr and has a great deal of influence in those countries. i would like to see the president speak out. katt do you think the president might be holding back from speaking of because o the complicated situation

alaska airlines is sending notices to 4200 flight attendant, customer service agents and maintenance tech's, pilots were spared because of union deal. 500 pilots are getting furlough notices at frontier airlines and more than 900 flight attendants. >> thanks to all of our reporters for those updates. don't go anywhere. "early start" continues after a quick break. i've seen a huge change in my skin. my forehead wrinkles are less noticeable, and my skin is plumped and youthful! yeah. these forehead wrinkles are not fun. revitalift. hyaluronic acid serum from l'oréal paris. we live with at&t and we are well past the honeocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to relax tom. oh! tom, you need a little tom time. a little tt. stop living with at&t. xfinity delivers gig speeds to more homes than anyone. >>> four former census bureau directors are warning the trump administration's plan to fast track this year's census could result in seriously i

passed cadillac tax on union health care plans, tact their energy jobs and sent their factories to china and now he's back begging for their votes and you know, it's like a customats, except with me, i came in, i got so many union votes, you seen it , a couple of people either lost their job or came very close. they led a charge for the democrats for crooked hillary. they let a charge and the people in the union didn't want that. they didn't want hillary, they wanted trump and we had union revolts. they revolted. but these guys right here, are you all union people? it's good right? it's fine. [applause] certain parts of the country, they wouldn't be as happy, but it's ok. it's great, but you know what's happening, they were not happy -- they were not happy when the bosses got endorsed by democrats. american labor will boat for trump/pens, they are all saying that and this area is going to be an incredible area. this used to be all democrat until i came along. [applause] isil i came along, this democrat, it was heavily union, but they like trump and i'm never going to let you down and they will let you down. first of all, the country will be let down because the

but there was uniformity to the custom -- to the costume, and you could not tell if they were confederate for union. there is a question for me and that is how or when can we see the objects in the program. soon after the book was published, we did have a mini exit vision of the objects, but many of them remain on view on the fourth floor of new york historical, and sooner than you know it, we will be back in the museum and be able to see them. we should probably put a little label on the ones we featured on this program. mr. holzer: and there's much more. i know we have a little time, and we don't have a special , butnt devoted to flags along the lines of beautifully conserved textiles, the historical society has some amazing flags in both north and south including a little palmetto flag from fort sumter. one i'm going to talk a little bit about, even though we don't have a picture of it -- just think of a little american flag. we don't need too much imagination to conjure up that image. this is the period in which we are witnessing or participating in demonstrations all over the city and all over

union health care plans. the tax, energy jobs and sent their jobs to china. and now he's back begging for their votes. you know, it is like a customme except with me. i came in and i have so many union votes and i get far more. you have seen it. a couple of people either lost their job or came very close that were unbeatable. because they lead a charge for the democrats for cricket hillary last time. they led a charge. and the people in the union didn't want that. they didn't want hillary, they wanted tromped. we had union revolts, we called them, they revolted and you guys are you young and young people? i can tell. are you joining in? that is good, that is fine. you get a hand. certain parts of the country they would not be happy, but that is okay, right? and that is great. and they were not happy and they were not happy when the bosses got endorsed by the democrats. american labor will vote for tromped/pence in 2020. and this area will be an incredible area, this used to be all democrat until i came along. until i came along, this was democrats may heavily union, democrats and everything that they liked, trump. and they will le

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customer in this country. >> all right. mark dimondstein, president of the american postal workers union, thank you very much for your time. >> thanks so much for having m >> brangham: we now turn to someone who's in charge of running an election. utah has had a great deal of experience with mail-in voting and officials there say it has helped with voter turnout. spencer cox is utah's lieutenant governor and is in charge of eoverseeing elections in state. he's a republican who is also runninfor governor thifall. you so much for ing you have had a good deal of experience with mail-in voting. make the case, why ds it work? why do you like it? >> we've had tremendous success here in the state of utah, n and the reawe like it are some of the reasons you just mentioned. first a foremost, it has really increased turnout here in our state. to give you jua quick example, if you compare the 2016 election, and many counties were mail-in, and we did a slow rollout, but not every countyadopted it right away, versus the primary election, we actually doubled voter turnout in th primary election versus 2016. the people of the state of ut

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customers keeping system workers and therefore lose a lot of money. italy's unemployment rate is now at 9 percent one of the highest in the european union those with no or little earnings can claim that so called citizens income up to $780.00 euros a month to qualify you have to be an e.u. citizen or have lived in the country for 10 years we've got reaction to the scheme . from locals. but i mean the lack of stuff for hotels restaurants is becoming quite critical if this is ins income is creating many problems many people prefer to take the money stayed home and don't work many people also take the money while not actually needing it. it's clear that if restaurants or other companies believe that they can exploit workers then i disagree because it's clear that if a person has to go for 12 hours and $600.00 euros a month he would probably stay at home and receive the citizens income is. a loss we must start from the assumption that the citizens income has been badly managed in italy in germany they certainly manage the better. because these people are comfortable staying at home and earning this free salary while there are people who just want to work

customer concerns peter alexander, nbc news, the white house. >> reporter: this is geoff bennett, in upstate "new york post"al clerk lori cash rises just after midnight each morning, a local union president says the early hours don't bother her what does are the dramatic changes she's seen recently in the way mail is delivered. >> our cardinal rule is to not delay the mail to have someone come in and all the sudden tell us we're not going to deliver all of the mail every day is a complete change in the culture that we were taught from day one. >> cash along with fellow post workers michael and dale of cleveland told me the new mandates implemented by postmaster general louis dejoy are causing an unprecedented slowdown in mail. >> we want to just do our jobs to the best of our ability and we get the resources to do them. >> reporter: dejoy a republican megadonor and trump ally to took over in june argues his cost cutting mores are aimed at overhauling an agency suffering billion dollar losses, overtime for workers, erased, post office operating hours reduced. leading to service slowdowns, and delivery delays from coast-to-coast. >> we've had mail that has been left in the plants

customers in oakland, albany and emeryville are also affected. the utility said a sudden pressure search from a valve being opened to quick the likely punched out the nearly century-old pipes. >>> a union lawsuit claims a viit up from in florida. this person died on march 27 about three weeks after picking up the diplomats at sfo. his wife also got sick. several guests at the florida summit later tested positive for covid-19 including the president of brazil. pacific workers of oakland filed a workers comp claim against limo company today to try to secure a death benefit for his widow. >> it is a prime example of the inadequacy of our response to covid-19 and we are left with another blue-collar worker who is making up essentially a fabric and back one of our community is now left the family behind without it. >> he was a stepfather of actor nico's santos who appears in the series superstore and appeared in the film crazy rich asians. >>> as we look live at san jose, santa clara county leaders unveiled a new plan to fight homelessness. they want to house 20,000 people in the next five years and their proposal calls for a big increase in new housing construction and doubling the number

customer satisfaction... insanely great value. choose. any. three. ready when you are. >>> welcome back to "state of the union." i'm dana bash. touring the lake charles, louisiana, area, after it was slammed by hurricane laura this week. the storm claimed at least 15 lives according to officials there and are still -- still half a million customers without power in the area despite packing the strongest winds to hit louisiana in well over a century. this could actually be the start of a terrible hurricane season. coming as thousands of americans are still contracting covid-19 every day. joining me now with the administrator of the federal emergency management agency, peter gainer, thank you so much for joining me. president trump was with you in louisiana yesterday to survey the hurricane damage. i think those are the two prime things that -- in louisiana that flooding with is getting the power restored and getting the water turned on. they can return people to their homes. >> you pointed out in a congressional hearing last month that hurricanes are becoming more and more frequent, more costly, more damaging because the clima

. >> we do not belve unions are in the best interest of our customers, our shareholders, or most importantlyator: this is a clip from a video the company says it used in the past to teach rights and labor laws.es' >> the most obvious signs would include use of words associated with unions or union-led movements like "living wage" or "steward." >> early o amazon took a position to basically be anti-union. y was that decision made? >> i don't think we made the decision to be anti-union.t we jel that all of the things that-that unions would-would want to-to get us to do, we've already done. >> what-wh about setting rate, though? do you not see that there's a little bit more leverage in them hands agement in this enario than ere would be in a unionized environment? >> i don't know, it's hard to ispeculate on that, but-bo think that we have the obligation to set rates that are, again, going to encourage people to seek the jobs and deliver for customers, you know, what we've promised. >> what would you say to someone, though, who's, who's worked in-in your fulfillmentth center feels as though ther

customers can add xfi complete for $11 a month. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back to "state of the union." i'm dana bash.ublican governor mike dewine of ohio became at least the fourth person to test positive for coronavirus before meeting with president trump. but later that day the governor took another test that came up negative, and another test yesterday also negative. joining me now is ohio's republican governor mike dewine. first of all, governor, thank goodness that you're okay. we're glad that you're healthy. but what i want to ask you about is about this experience you called it scary. and what i wonder is whether it gave you a greater appreciation for the panic and confusion that americans feel because the testing situation is so inadequate. and specifically about the plan that you have. there are millions of antigen tests that are out there. and people are concerned about them. but you're obtaining with a group of six other states the ability to do more of them. do you still have that plan even though you have your own personal experience about how inadequate that test is? >> well, first of a

customers can add xfi complete for $11 a month. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back to "state of the union.". >>> president trump spent this week working to undermine public trust in the upcoming presidential election suggesting in a tweet that the election could be delayed as polls continue to show him falling behind presumptive democratic nominee joe biden. joining me now is a contender to be joe biden's running mate and founder of the voting rights organization fair fight, former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. leader abrams, president trump suggested delaying the election this week. we should underscore and underline he doesn't have the power to do that but he is saying it's because mail-in voting would lead to, quote, the most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history. what is your response? >> first of all, he's trying to distract us from his oversight or failed leadership of the economy that shrank by one third this last quarter. 43 million who will be subject to evictions because of the senate. we have 150,000 dead. and he is attempting to distract us from his fail

the head of the american postal workers union, mark dimonstein, he released a statement that reads in part, quote, it is an indisputable fact mail postal customersgrading and slowing of mail service since dejoy instituted changes in mid july. what did you make of mr. dejoy's testimony at that hearing, david? >> i saw the testimony, and some of it was disturbing. certainly he's standing by some of his decisions that to us didn't make any sense. for exam, to have the trucks leave on time, even if there's no mail in it. nobody understands how that makes any sense. that was mentioned in hearings. in my own building, we've had trucks leave on time which is great, but they've left mail behind, both coming to our station and going to the mail processing center. people had to scramble to find a work-around solution to get the mail where it's supposed to go, it caused extra work. it's a little demoralizing to see their the new boss coming in instituting these inflexible changes that make it difficult for us to get our job done. we've heard the public as well. the public is upset. it's rather astonishing that you get a new boss and in his first two months

chris bybee's more questions customer any lessons or advice you have for a national leaders or members of congress? >> absolutely. first thing i would say is that the union is our effort to collect stories. so we went out and talk to people in new orleans, portland, south dakota, and not so much a d.c. i think that actually gives us some sort of insight into maybe how d.c. can change. and i only have one wrinkle to something jordan said pretty otherwise a completely concur with him. and that is just to say that on top of spending more time together, i think it's really important that we spend different time together. i think the context is very important. i often think about pete, the truck driver. think of a madam at the trump rally probably would not of been able to talk whatsoever. we would've been yelling or not given each other any notice. just would not have been conducive to conversation. but when it is 9:00 p.m., sun's gone down, maybe jordan snoozing at the back 90s not. the two of us are talking were far more able to talk about human things. we serve naturally in that context to find that connected tissue that makes you, between the same specie

union is to get votes through. not so boris johnson. his version of the divorce bill had different arrangements for northern ireland and the dup were not happy. you need to understand concerns about custom tariff differentials, the potential for checks and the concerns we share because we want to ensure we leave as one nation to the with labour licking its wounds after its election drubbing, jeremy corbyn accepted that parliament could not go on debating the result but falling judgement calling the deal terrible leading the uk to deregulation. the choice we now face is tween keeping the highest environmental and food standards in order to get a future trade deal with the eu or slashing food standards to match those of the united states where there are so—called acceptable levels of red hair in paprika, maggots in orangejuice to red hair in paprika, maggots in orange juice to it red hair in paprika, maggots in orangejuice to it is red hair in paprika, maggots in orange juice to it is true! this england and wales voted leave, they will leave. northern ireland is getting a special deal and the right to decide their own future. the prime minister offers scotland nothing. the lib dems, the m

union. >>on exactly when schools can reopen. >>i was jasmine avail reporting for us tonight out of los angeles, a family dollar and dollar tree stores are now requiring customers to wear masks the 2 chains have the same owner they both say on their websites the mask requirement is to comply with cdc guidelines. the chain's hadn't acted such a mandate back in early july but then they relaxed and a couple weeks later. in national news tonight. the u.s. has top a sobering milestone, 5 million cases of coronavirus and as this pandemic continues many families are finding themselves struggling to make ends meet in an effort to ease their burden president trump says he has signed for new executive actions. >>talking about 3 memorandums and one is an executive order. but what do these things really mean for the average american britt conway reports. >>stimulus talks may have stalled but president trump is pushing full steam ahead with 4 executive actions. and white house chief economic adviser larry kudlow says it was the right thing to do. >>he said we will use every power the federal government has to help out and i think this is an example of that. >>but house spea

union. i'm dana bash. the storm claimed at least 15 lives, according to officials there and are still -- there are still half a million customers in the area, despite packing the strongest winds to hit louisiana in well over a century. this could actually be just the start of a terrible hurricane season. coming as thousands of americans are still contracting covid-19 every day. joining me now is the administrator of the federal emergency management agency peter gainer. thank you so much for joining me. >> good morning. >> president trump was with you in louisiana yesterday to survey the hurricane damage. how is the recovery going there? >> they got hit pretty bad, especially louisiana, those five counties all the way from cameron all the way up. lots of power issues, wires down. that's impacted the delivery of water. so i think those are the two prime things that, especially in louisiana, they're fighting with, is getting that power restored and getting that water restored so they can return people to their homes. >> you pointed out in a congressional hearing last month that hurricanes are becoming more and more frequent, more

union president ernie aregnago was glad to hear the news. >> they take great pride in what they do, they want to do their best for the community and the customer commended enough for everything they're being dealt, having to deal with, what they're doing right now. >> reporter: their health top of mind as these carriers seek protection from the smoke. in the south bay, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> it's okay to feel overwhelmed right now or anxious or nervous about at-home learning. >> we'll introduce you to the young boy who has become an internet star with an important back to school message for his peers, coming up >>> a young boy has become a big inspiration to thousands, addressing kids nervous about at-home learning. >> we're all in this together and we've got to support each other. >> that is adorable. that's 9-year-old germane edwards also known as kid superintendent. when his classes moved online, so did he. with the help of his mom, the communications director for his school district, jermaine's pep talk racked up thousands of views online. she says he wanted to put a video together for kids and parents to lift their spirits as the s

customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. >> so, how many generals were killed or mortally wounded at gettysburg? it's a -- 9. five confederate, four unionthe fall of 1995, in wilmington, north carolina, ed pickett, great-great grandson of confederate general george pickett, is thrilled to complete the sale of some of his family heirlooms to antiques appraiser and buyer, russ pritchard. >> the total amount was $87,500, which seemed like an awful lot -- more than i had made in a couple years. >> the items had been in the family for generations. now, the artifacts -- including the general's cap, bloodstained sleeve, and his hand-drawn map of the gettysburg battlefield -- are to be showcased at a new civil war museum in harrisburg, pennsylvania. did you talk to at least one other dealer to kind of get a sense of what you had and what it was worth? >> no, he told me he was working for the city and that his job was to appraise it accurately. >> three years later, in the summer of 1998, ed accepts an invitation to speak at a dinner in gettysburg, hosted by the friends of the national parks. it's here he's introduced to civil war historian earl