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cyrus absolute it's quite curious isn't it that we see we see a persian king a persian prince being used as the comparison for donald trump and the state would have to explain that the story that's going on here is that is that in the old testament in the jewish scriptures we have this image at times of people who are who are not part of the religious community being instruments in the hands of god and within the old testament there is this king called cyrus and if you if you google him you'll find him if you can coordinate says of christian bible you find him in the old testament the jewish part of the bible and cyrus is a person in the old testament who does things for god's people according to god's plan says the old testament although he is not jewish although he is not one of the one of the chosen people although he is not of the people of god so more than evangelicals quote him again and again and again and again and they look at somebody like president trump and they say i know is imperfect. i can live with the attitudes the accusations of immorality with women and sons over i can

cyrus role at most is knowledge building coordinator. in 2009 the n.g.o.s began working in kuala lumpur more than 250 activists islamic scholars and lawyers from 47 countries to part in a call for equality and justice in muslim.

[explosión] [gritos] me arrepiento de matar a cyrus. de matarte a ti, no. rayos.cía] señor tanner, usted es solo un ejército. hizo lo que mi equipo entero no pudo hacer. debería estar orgulloso de su hijo. muchas gracias. -¿puedo llamarte will? -claro. tienes empleo en el departamento de alguaciles, will. me alegro. gracias, oficial. gracias, oficial. -¿estás bien? -por supuesto que sí, will. estuve pensando... pensaba en volver a trabajar. dios, ni lo digas. [sirenas] ¿están bien todos? siempre bien, jefe. escucha esto: "tanner e hijo, recuperación de fugitivos". -ya te dije que lo dejé. -lo dejaste. está bien. -[harrigan] me gusta. -pienso lo mismo, frank. -tiene clase. - no lo alienten. ¿clase? oíste eso? dice que tiene clase. [música] ♪. >>> el área de la bahía ase prepara para otra ola de calor, tenemos detalles de qué esperar y adónde puede acudir para evitar las altas temperaturas ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches, gracias por acompañarnos, las próximas 48horas serán cruciales para los bomberos, nos encontramos bajo advertencia, comenzamos con cristián cáceres no

i'm sure that's the kind of thing cyrus vance is working on.justice department and the biden administration pursuing these kind of crimes. >> i do want to be clear. cyrus vance is the district attorney in new york. are we talking about things illegal or illicit. there are a lot of ways to play games with the tax system, as we know, that may be sneaky and slimy and unfair to people depending on what tax bracket you're in, but within the text of the tax code, they are not technically illegal. so what are we talking about here? >> sure. it may very well be president trump takes aggressive deductions and thinks taxes are for suckers and looks for ways to reduce his tax bill to zero. but if you make false statements on tax returns or loan applications, those are crimes. one way of proving those crimes is to obtain those kinds of records and compare the numbers to each other. when they don't watch, that means somebody is lying on one of those documents. depending which one it is, that could form a basis of a crime of tax fraud or bank fraud depending

one of cyrus. well a lack of access to basic services in northwestern venezuela has provoked a 5th successive day of protests police in got a 3 state fired tear gas to disperse crowds rangar it not being able to buy essential such as food water or medicine and soil and suffering severe shortages because of the economic crisis exacerbated by u.s. sanctions and the coronavirus. arrest warrants have been issued for police and military personnel in mexico implicated in the disappearance of dozens of students their suspected abduction by corrupt policeman is continuing to cause anguish for their families if only just received an apology from the government on the 6th anniversary of the crime manuel ruffler reports from mexico city. was. another year marked by protests in the mexican capital saturday was the anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students from equal in mexico in 2014 now 6 years on the calls for accountability have only grown and i wanted them that we will not rest until we know the trut

either the two main ones are king david and king cyrus.ing david was as they say, a motor and an alto terror but god said, he's going to be making. and as it was sad, were not achieved. for if that seems to be taken afraid king cyrus which is even more popular in the evangelical side. he was the king who let the jews out of the babylonian captivity as he was the king of the persians. and parents about the jews being freed. and from that point of view, what trump represents is god's deliverance of somebody who is not of us. the new can deliver us. bill sokol: five. lawrence rosenthal: so it is where it seems as though almost have it was in a bit of a vulnerable or necessary in order to maintain or come to terms with x to ordinary bit of distance. that the bible turned out to be the answer. bill sokol: okay. that may now having more or less tried to cover the territory. range of who is part of the far right were connected to the far right in these times. you have studied italian fascism in particular as well as german fascism that great leng

cyrus role at messiah is knowledge building coordinator. in 2009 the n.g.o.s began working in kuala lumpur more than 250 activists islamic scholars and lawyers from 47 countries to part in a call for equality and justice in muslim family.

one of cyrus the u.k. and canada have imposed sanctions on the president of the alexander lukashenko he had himself sworn into office for another term last week in ceremony but the election the put him back into the role is in dispute thousands of people have been arrested the process since it was held in august the sanctions include looking shanker himself his son 6 senior members of his government including the interior minister the u.k. government has imposed sanctions on a senior members of the. batteries including our ground. the national security adviser and you can coast chief of staff and it's for the persecution of the protesters in the rigging of the elections in batteries we think it's really important to take a stand for human rights and for the values of freedom and it's important to do so now hundreds of refugees to reach the greek mainland after being granted asylum it been living in the overcrowded morea camp on last boss that was burnt down earlier this month 2500 more refugees will be mov

and scored asian champions qatar get ready for a unique footballing challenge cyrus here with that story. i mean you and i by john have accused one another of firing directly into each other's territory and rejected pressure to hold peace talks as 3 days of fighting threatens to turn into all out war in one incident of armenia says a very ally turkey shot down one of its fighter jets in its own airspace a claim turkey denies the contested nagorno-karabakh area is at the heart of the standoff between the 2 neighbors it's internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but the majority of the population living in the red areas are ethnic armenian controlled by armenian forces these shaded areas are also recognized as area territory but controlled by armenia a small pockets in blue are controlled by azerbaijan the fighting is taking place on either side of a line of contact which separates armed forces from both countries robin 1st year walker has more from tbilisi. soldiers and civilians are being flown to hospitals you know media's capital yet over from the conflict zone. then the helico

is not alexander the great is not our chillies is not all of the heroes who are going as con even cyrus to great respect for and than him for coming on the world historical persian tradition but but at that deeper level ordinary people have a preciousness and a priceless ness that's what sits at the center of the imago day of people scripture and then jesus mohamed come right out of that prophetic you did it tradition and that's where i would look to our situate myself but also you know socratic legacy of athens means a lot to me no question and the constant questioning the need for doubt the need to wrestle with perplexity not just curiosity the perplexity of chain near at the end of that classic by shakespeare the how he's holding why because he has overwhelmed his world is shattered when that's profoundly human is like bob marley's the whalers and now whining the way less they're waiting why because of the suffering the misery how do you get a handle on it so that they'd need to have the last word need that a misery nor the suffering just like in lear we'll despair have the last word

the president particularly in the early states march april may with respect to how dangerous this cyrus was so it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems by response was supposedly woke up and yet you know president was a perpetual fake news not only about our foreign policy of the russians and so forth for the final series that requires him as well as the senate to order a 1000 american law do you think mr painter that those doctors in the white house the white house task force they did not contradict the president in public very often if at all do you think that they've failed in their responsibility to protect the public health the moon should they have said in front of the president no mr president what you're saying is not true. well a perhaps should or c. would have fire and we wouldn't have any doctors at all today with this. problem when the president united states has the power to fire when mobile. who are ordered out are 2 of our own to just fire people at their jobs because they disagree with those we have public health officials and

issues when it comes to building a better bay area and it has been compromised by the spread of the cyruslifornia seems to have turned a corner. >> we are moving forward in seeing a decline in the rate of spread in transmission of covid-19. >> as you just saw, the number of newly diagnosed cases is below average and itti

with the president particularly in the early states march april may with respect to how dangerous is cyrus 'd. it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems based on starts supposedly broke out and yet you know a president was perpetually fake news not only about our foreign policy it was 'd the russians and so forth for the final salary that requires him as well as to set up 200000 american law do you think mr painter that those doctors in the white house the white house task force they did not contradict the president in public very often if at all do you think that they failed in their responsibility to protect the public health the move should they have said in front of the president no mr president what you're saying is not true. well wait perhaps. or see what a fire and we wouldn't have any doctors at all to deal with this. problem when the president has the power to fire one little. who are ordered out article 2 of our own to just fire people at their jobs because they disagree with those that we have public health officials and others who kowt

from a high surf warning to the risk of cyrus, there's a lot to watch out for this weekend. >> i'm meteorologistatel. tracking the surf, high fire danger, heat, and the air quality. i'll have the latest weekend forecast coming up. >> we would anticipate a lot more remote workers. >> if working from home has made you think about updating your place with new appliances, you may have to get in line. demand is radically outpacing supply. >> well, take your pick. whether you're headed to the north bay, living in the east bay, or spending time in the south bay, you are going to feel the heat this weekend. >> no doubt about it. temperatures will make a view like this, the beach at santa cruz, look a lot more inviting. where can you find relief from the heat in. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >>

president particularly in the early states that will march april may with respect to the dangerous as cyrus was so. it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems based on starts supposedly broke out and yet you know president walks perpetually take note not only about our foreign policy it was the russians and so forth for the fan i'm sorry that there are buyers in it as well i suspect more 1000 americans lost do you think mr pena that the doctors in the white house the white house task force they did not contradict the president in public very often if at all do you think that they failed in their responsibility to protect the public health means should they have said in front of the president no mr president what you're saying is not true. well a perhaps should or c. would have fire and we wouldn't have any doctors at all today with this but the problem when the president united states has the power to fire when mobile. or ordered out are 2 of our costs oh you just fired their jobs because they disagree with those that we add up what competition some

that shrine there al-jazeera one of cyrus the coronavirus pandemic has pushed back global development by 25 years and that's according to the bill and melinda gates foundation it's one of the world's biggest health funders the report warns that extreme poverty has increased by 7 percent the foundation says the pandemic has reinforced inequalities on women minorities and the poor. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the united arab emirates and bahrain have officially signed a deal in washington to normalize ties with israel it's been described as of the trail by the palestinians a president donald trump says it represents the dawn of a new middle east and he's predicting more countries will follow the move the moment was marked with an elaborate ceremony at the white house. together these agreements will serve as the foundation for a comprehensive peace across the entire region something which nobody thought was possible certainly not in this day and age maybe in many decades from now but one founded on shared interests mutual respect and friendship to our honored guest from

it's tempting isn't it cyrus, lovely to speak to you. always a pleasure to speak to you and get your views the head of thematic research at global data. shares in smic trading lower after the u.s. slapped china's biggest chip maker with export restrictions sam filed this report. >> companies will now reportedly need to apply for licenses to actually sell equipment to china's big chip maker so this move is said to be over concerns that the equipment could be used by the chinese military which is something that smic has reportedly denied but this could deal a significant blow to china's ambitions now to compete globally when it comes to this technology because beijing has been throwing a huge amount of support behind the home grown chinese tech companies to be more self-reliant in the face of this u.s. pressure and smic is widely seen as playing a big part in all of this. so this is being seen as potentially threatening to cutoff the company from this critical equipment needed to go into these chips now earlier this month, the u.s. did say

earlier i spoke to cyrus zs a professor of law at rutgers university in the u.s. she says it's important to note that the protests are being led by any opposition movements well they're not organized because the crackdown on any type of collective activity has been very severe you can organize on facebook at camp protest there are laws against that they've been doing prevented it detentions and sometimes kidnappings and so then the signal in the message is very clear that if you attempt to mobilize or oppose the government or vocalize your opposition then the government crackdown and what we see is use of tear gas use of bullets preventative detentions with a ground rounding up people and in some cases death and then people are in jail for who knows how long and sometimes they stay in pretrial detention for multiple years in a row so this is the regime has made it very clear since it came in power and that it has a 0 tolerance rate tolerance policy for opposition and dissidents so what we should anticipate is more of the same and then the real question is will the

latest and the government protests in argentina brought traffic to a standstill in the capital one of cyrus the economic crisis the pandemic response and proposed judicial reforms all angered demonstrators are also questioning the removal of 3 judges from the corruption investigation into vice president cristina fernandez the. another anti-government rallies expected in the better russian capital soon police arrested more than 300 female demonstrators in minsk on saturday bad demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko following last month's disputed election our correspondents vos and saw the latest police crackdown. yet. the. after last thanks and self last week the women are back here on the street women have been driving force 1 for these protests. since the very 3 women were the opposition leaders 2 of them have fled the country one is in think tanks and i don't women here thinking over and they are still praying and shouting for look at . police arrived women are running away they are trying to hide into their shops and restaurants here in this area so that is a panic

down which when they're all dizzy or one of cyrus. hello again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera senior palestinian figures say they've been betrayed after the united arab emirates and bahrain signed u.s. brokered agreements to normalize ties with israel every in protest against deals in gaza and the occupied west bank a u.s. city of louisville ok brianna tanis family $12000000.00 for a death during a raid on her apartment a 26 year old woman was shot several times by police when they forced their way into her home. as significant as today it's only the beginning of getting for justice for brianna we must not lose focus on what the real drug is and with that being said it is time to move forward with the criminal charges because she deserves that smart. so please continue to say her name briana. human rights activists have filed a complaint against the migrant detention center in the united states alleging abuses including mass hysterectomies spanish speaking women a nurse working at a facility in georgia reported

connected to pretty much everything, bringing stockyards and grain silos, the first great and you facture, cyrusccormick, to set up shop with his reapers. they had these shiny, red farming machines going out on the railroads, and all the bounty of the nation pouring back in. william mulholland made modern less on jiles -- made modern williamjiles -- mulholland made modern los angeles by bringing water from the desert -- ringing water to the desert. authority.ee valley this was a lush, beautiful region that had been suffering under what seemed like a biblical array of threats since the civil war, floods, disease, ignorance, deforestation, problems that seemed impossible to eradicate. the twa change that almost overnight, once its first great hydroelectric dams and power plants were placed. and not only because it down public power drove the price of power all over the country, much to the chagrin of private utilities. it meant all of a sudden you had electrical power, think of how that must have felt going from a nearly medieval existence to the 20th century, people can now by electric stoves, re

shriner al-jazeera one of cyrus. we should all be here in doha a quick check of your top stories the authorities in iraq a warning hospitals may lose control of the corona virus outbreak within days more than 5000 new infections were announced on saturday the highest jump yet health ministry has largely put this down to people having large gatherings without masks or social distancing recorded coronavirus infections of past 4000000 in india after a record 86000 cases were registered on saturday as the 3rd country to pass the 4000000 mark after the u.s. and brazil the government's pushing to reopen businesses to revive a shrinking economy. the government in sudan has declared a 3 month state of emergency because of weeks of floods that have killed nearly 100 people the nile river has risen to levels not seen in a century 100000 homes have been badly damaged or they've collapsed entirely ever morgan has this update from the capital are 2. government officials in sudan are to be eating the reasons behind the level of th

of the european union cyrus now for a while being i would say seriously preparing for a notable scenario which has become all the more likely seeing that the u.k. and boris johnson are now at least threatening to walter dowd that crucial agreement to the divorce agreement that britain has mentioned that has already been signed that is already finished on the on the table now the chief directive negotiator michele dunne year already said last week that he's disappointed by progress by the progress that has been made so on the positive note that there is no more time constraint now is something that the e.u. would welcome but from a brussels perspective many observers have said probably the u.k. feels they cannot achieve what they'd like to have the best of both worlds as bundy puts it and therefore they have raised the stakes and basically brought northern ireland back in order to increase their leverage ok and i just want to bring in something a part of the conversation to get you guys to react to that because it should the u.k. go back on its agreements with brussels it would have major

you see vanderbilt pictured as the modern colossus of railroads along with his colleague, cyrus field and the notorious jay gould. as we saw last time, farmers considered their rates and their control over the economy to be extorti extortion. and indeed, other groups were starting to feel this way as well. frustrated farmers and some allied industrialists led to some attempts as intervention. in the early 1870s, some states passed what we call the granger laws. they did things like set maximum freight and grain elevator rates. forbid rate discrimination against short hauls. many urban consumers felt the railroads were overcharging them. not just farmers were frustrated. they created state railroad commissions to supervise and enforce this new regulatory regime. this happened in minnesota, iowa, wisconsin and illinois. illinois is particularly important for us because it was there that the law was challenged by the firm of monun and scott, who was accused of having overcharged their customers at their grain elevator in chicago. they challenged their $100 fine and it went to the support

. ♪ jillian: miley cyrus getting started on thursday morning.ooks like it is letting up a little bit from the last hour. todd: this site is accurate because we are legally retired -- required to go on but even if we could we won't because we love you people out there. >> the second hour starts right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> joe biden heading to kenosha for the first time in two years. jillian: on the heels of donald trump's trip to view the damage from violent riots following the police shooting of jacob blake. >> blake as family's reacts to the trump administration's response. >> blake's family speaking out as joe biden is set to meet with them today reversing course after his campaign said on tuesday he would not go to kenosha for fear causing a tussle on the ground from another former veep says this will bring law enforcement to business owners together. >> we have to heal, put things together, bring people together. i have gotten advice from sitting members of congress and senate as well to go and

the president particularly in the early states that march april may with respect to the dangerous as cyrus is so. it's very very tragic the united states as we can't focus on sots and solve problems by response was supposedly woke up and yet you know president was perpetually take note not only about our foreign policy it was like the russians and so forth for the final series that requires it as well as a sense of what a 1000 americans lost do you think mr bring to the doctors in the white house the white house task force they did not contradict the president in public very often if at all do you think that they've failed in their responsibility to protect the public health to me should they have said in front of the president no mr president what you're saying is not true. well wait perhaps a or c. would have fire and we wouldn't have any doctors at all to deal with this. problem when the president united states has the power to fire one mobile. or ordered out article 2 of our cost to just fire people at their jobs because they disagree with that we have public health officials and other

talked about in the book that there have been some who have said that donald trump is a modern day cyrusd testament figures who delivered and acted as saviors of a sort, certainly in a political sense, and arguably in a spiritual sense for the jewish after the babylonian captivity. as i said in the book, i have not said that. i don't think we really know until the unfolding of history what the real role of a figure is. we did not know, for example, that ronald reagan played the kind of historic role that he did in vanquishing the former soviet union and in a victory in the cold war over communism until after he left the president. issues thats to the give meaning to the soul, of tens of millions of voters, whether it's the protection of innocent human life, religious amendment,e first the sanctity of the traditional family, and the defense and support of the state of israel and the jewish people, that donald trump has been a champion, and for that reason, i think he is going to get at least the 81% of the evangelical vote that he got four years ago and probably higher. , it's called god

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i talk about in the book that there have been some who have said that donald trump is a modern-day cyrusament figures who delivered and acted as a political -- after the bubble one an captivity as i see in the book i have not said that. i don't think we really know until the fullness of time and the unfolding of history with the real role of a figure is. we didn't know for example, that ronald reagan played the kind of historic ruled that he played in vanquishing the former soviet union, and in a victory in the cold war over communism until after he left the presidency. what i can say is that when it comes to the issues that be in the hearts and give meaning to the souls of tens and thousands of millions of voters whether it's the protection of human life, religious freedom, the first amendment, the sanctity of the family, the centrally of the original family and the defenceman support of the state of israel and the jewish people that donald trump has been a champion and for that reason i think he's going to get at least the 81% of the evangelical vote that he got four years ago and prob

issues when it comes to building a better bay area and it has been compromised by the spread of the cyrus. california seems to have turned a corner. >> we are moving forward in seeing a decline in the rate of spread in transmission of covid-19. >> as you just saw, the number of newly diagnosed cases is below average and it continues to decline. california has performed more than 13 million coronavirus tests. the seven-day and 14-day average test positivity rate are both 3.6%. that's the lowest in a very long time. >> optimism is warranted in the bay area. this graph shows the number of cases every day. the yellow line is on the declin good evening. thank you for joining us. >> coronavirus impacts every bay area county but in different ways. in the south bay, private health care providers are being threatened with fines if they don't make coronavirus testing more accessible. chris has that story now from san jose. >> with santa clara county in the red tier as part of the color code framework for reopening the economy, experts say any improvement there's largely depend on the expansion of c

know, i talked about in the book that there have been some who have said donald trump is a modern-day cyrusan old testament figure who delivered and acted as saviors certainly in a political sense and arguably in a spiritual sense for the jewish people after the babylonian captivity, as they say in the book i have not said that, i don't think we really know until the fullness of time in the unfolding of history what the real role of the figure is, we did not know for example that ronald reagan played an historic role that he played in vanquishing the former soviet union and in a victory in the cold war over communist until after he left the presidency. what i can say when it comes to the issues that are in the hearts and give meaning to the soul of tens of millions of voters a day whether it's the protection of innocent human life, religious freedom, the first amendment, the traditional family, the centrality of the traditional family and the defense in support of the state of israel and the jewish people that donald trump has been a champion and for that reason i think is going to get the

from a high surf warning to the risk of cyrus, there's a lot to watch out for this weekend. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. tracking the surf, high fire danger, heat, and the air quality. i'll have the latest weekend forecast coming up. >> we would anticipate a lot more remote workers. >> if working from home has made you think about updating your place with new appliances, you may have to get in line. demand is radically outpacing supply. >> well, take your pick. whether you're headed to the north bay, living in the east bay, or spending time in the south bay, you are going to feel the heat this weekend. >> no doubt about it. temperatures will make a view like this, the beach at santa cruz, look a lot more inviting. where can you find relief from the heat in. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> we are facing a heat wave, several days with high temperatures that will keep getting hotter as the weather goes on. the weather will bring the risk of power outages. >> and it's why we have team coverage on what's to come and how to handle i. we start with sandhya patel. >> hot enough to m

a lot and when i went cyrus i had terrifying sharks and we've always wondered if that was the precursor to the jaws i think so yes i think i think they had been swimming. the drama in beethoven's music has been an endless source of inspiration for film scores but his influence is also seen in the success of a somewhat on the remarkable invention. for some it's an instrument of torture for others an indispensable companion for rehearsing and performing the metronome providing the correct tempo at all times. in 1819 beethoven caused another sensation in the music world he wrote an article praising the previously unknown invention by his friend johann nipple hook made the metronome. since then life in music without a metronome has become hard to imagine. playing . few feet. because me through norm is include a metronome is basically the click track tool that is embedded in the recording software nama software and your vote is. as there is a musical grid so to speak i know i need the colleges there are certain time signatures a certain tempo but the best time to talk to often just of this t

. >>> and also miley cyrus who is getting candid in a new >>> i'm looking at a grim side of our nation'sconomy. bear with me here because this story is a doozy and the details are important. the congressional budget office says that the national debt is set to exceed the size of the u.s. economy next year for the first time since world war ii. and what we're seeing here is in the april to june quarter, government spending surged to combat the coronavirus and tax revenueplunged because of the pandemic. in the fiscal year that begins october 1, the federal debt will reach or exceed 100% of the u.s. gross national product. the deficit is expected to reach $3.3 trillion. but economists are still urnlgting lawmakers to borrow more money to fuel the economic recovery. >>> in the south bay, three san jose police officers involved in a deadly shooting in may of 2019 have been cleared. the santa clara district attorney's office says an investigation found that the officers acted legally. police say the officers shot a man as he drove a stolen car into a sergeant. the d.a.'s report says that the o

that means the cyrus activity is widespread. that includesal need, a san mateo, solano and san mateo counties. the next tier red includes san francisco, napa, santa santa cruz and marin. >> reporter: it is all about perception, direction and colors in marin county where today, red men go a bit faster. in terms of covid-19 designations, the region is no longer purple. got that? >> what's the difference between purple and red in. >> i don't know. >> reporter: marin county public health officer willis does. >> it is good. it means we're making progress. our rates are wubl half of what they were in july. >> reporter: on payment going from red to purple is good news for marin county businesses. it is good news for retail stores. good news for indoor malls, personal care services, museums, churches, movie theaters, gyms for restaurants. all of them may open inside to a degree but none of them today were dancing in the streets. >> give it a couple more days to see if it pans out. >> reporter: chris owns the tap room. note the empty tab

then it all came to a bankrupt halt in early march thanks to the cyrus. >> now we are looking forwardo welcoming back winner. >> it includes a variety of safety precautions. >> the core aspects, we believe, are needed in order to help keep everyone safe, include requiring facial covering, allowing for physical distancing. >> masks will be required and distancing practiced throughout from food service to lift lines and chair lifts and gondolas where guests will be spaced unless they're from the same party or family. it is under clear how they'll manage the crowds on the tram. a specific arrival time with priority given to season holders. >> those who love to ski and board are still excited about the upcoming season. >> at walnut creek's sports basement, they're already stocking up with an eye toward the possibles. not limitations. >> just being in the mountains. the fire is going on. a chance to escape for a little bit. recenter. >> at this point, several tahoe area resorts plan to open by thanksgiving if the weather cooperates. abc7 news. >> so while we're drenched in sweat this weeke

cyrus vance could push this issue, push it all the way to the supreme court, and get a definitive holding. >> barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney, msnbc legal analyst, thanks again. >> thanks, joshua. >>> we've been getting reaction to this breaking news from both the trump organization, from house speaker nancy pelosi, from a variety of corners of the political spectrum. here's part of the statement from the trump organization. alan gartin of the trump organization says in part, quote, "the new york times" story is riddled with gross inaccuracies, also says, quote, thankfully most people see this for what it is, another smear campaign in the run-up to the election, unquote. we've also received a statement from house speaker nancy pelosi. it reads in part, quote, "the new york times" reporting provides a window into the extraordinary measures that president trump has used to game the tax code and avoid paying his fair share of taxes. it is a sign of donald trump's disdain for america's working families, unquote. >>> we wanted to bring in one more guest. jared yates sexton, author of the

will not let this subject take away from the fact that we have 180,000+ people who have died from the cyrusr: salon owners and hairstylists say this fact that speaker pelosi was willing to come in and get her hair done is proof it is safe enough to do so. they say they are hoping it will be able to resume indoor services sooner rather than later. >> there is late word tonight that pelosi stylist has left that san francisco salon, as well as several other stylist's. >>> still ahead, troubling coronavirus numbers from the mission district in san francisco. how researchers hope to take what they've learned about the latino community and apply it to oakland. >>> the president holds a campaign rally in pennsylvania while joe biden heads to wisconsin. i'm ray bogan with the latest on the 2020 election, coming up. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped

administration pursuing these kinds of crimes. >> barbara, i do want to be clear, and by the way, cyrusce is the district attorney in new york. i want to be clear, barbara, are we talking about things that are illegal or merely illicit? there are ways to play with the tax system that may be sneaky, slimy, to be fair, depending what tax bracket you're in but within the text of the tax code, they're not technically illegal. what are we talking about here? >> may be president trump takes aggressive deductions and thinks that taxes are for suckers and look for ways to reduce taxes and as you said some instances zero. one way of proving those crimes is to obtain those kinds of records and compare it to each other. when they don't match that means so many of these documents depending which one it is, it could form a base for tax fraud for bank fraud. what's your reaction to this in washington tonight? >> for couple of years many are demanding donald trump to make his tax returns known. and it is one of the basic norms of modern american democracy. he has resisted it and he lied about his excu

of the european union cyrus now for a while being i would say seriously preparing for a notable scenario which has become all the more likely seeing that the u.k. and boris johnson are now at least threatening to walk to that crucial agreement to the divorce agreement that berg has mentioned that has already been signed that is already finished on the on the table now the chief directive negotiator michele dunne you already said last week that he's disappointed by progress by the progress that has been made so on the positive note that there is no more time constraint now is something that the e.u. would welcome but from a brussels perspective many observers have said probably the u.k. feels they cannot achieve what they'd like to have the best of both worlds as bonded puts it and therefore they have raised the stakes and basically brought northern ireland back in order to increase their leverage ok and i just want to bring in something a part of the conversation and get us to react to that because it should the u.k. go back on its agreements with brussels it would have major ramificatio