dominick: not really. it is quiet. there's not big differences in the parties policies.onomic point of view, minor differences between the parties. no major market implications for the short run. it is more who is in power in five or six years. that is when the government will have to choose between taxing more and spending less. as we get into the election, what will the priorities be? worldeconomies around the are you throw everything and whatever you have left at the problem. how do they deal with the aftermath? especially if the growth drivers like tourism will not be reopened for some time? dominick: what you do is you start moving from emergency first aid and rescue onto redeployment. you start to say the tourism sector is in trouble. is not going to recover in five years fully. where do we redeploy the resources? what is the next opportunity? what is the next best export? we need to make sure the economic setup is such that redeployment can occur. there are different ideas on how to do that. line, we are going to face fiscal challenges. we have clearly got an expe

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dominick was kind enough to show us around. it's kind of a fine it's. a sin i. know you know it's thank you clam but. not bad and most of us don't have the luxury of looking for a new job from the volleyball court i expected a grim atmosphere but the mood was largely upbeat the county model is common unions in europe's top leagues organize similar camps with roughly $500.00 players taking part each year. over year. if it afforded for me to put it because he didn't. feel right up to it feel to me that it would have. the camps led by peter noise if anyone can resuscitate a player's career it's him he was technically declared dead due to a heart attack while golfing back in 2012 before making a miraculous recovery he's also got a rolodex the size of the house and knows exactly what players need to do to succeed at the highest level have been coached multiple business leaders science over the course of 3 decades. have always fought for me. for me on the run in football so whatever if you give me that i think. it's pretty hard to nail down a typical player at the cam

already is the continuing uncertainty about life after breaks it provides folder for conversation dominick quite talk things over with next tucker a fish monger we all believe england will always be able to always call me old fashioned a shiny out because we want to go at least on the long island you know on days of a conscious that you would last of it and you'll feel quite is preparing for a heartbreak sits in his own way for a time his stockpile of affordable imported cheese runs out so he can stay in business i'll get a friend who bakes cheddar and we've talked about maybe selling so and he there. reason for us to look into that sort of the local indigenous issues this is because of the exchange rate. and the security of supply and all this sort of stuff. 2 2 merchants at london's barra market are still holding and that britain will reach a treaty deal with the e.u. before the end of the year so they can continue to offer their customers food products from all over europe. and we are keeping our fingers crossed however at the moment it seems unlikely that's london and brussels will rea

this most news now dominick team has staged a remarkable comeback to clinch a maiden grand slam tennis title at the u.s. open he beat the german alexander's very red by winning a 5th set tie break but it was a rocky start for the austrian team dropped the 1st 2 sets to become the 1st man in 71 years to win the final up to such a set that. it's. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera please 400 protesters have been arrested in the bella russian capital minsk it happened on the 5th consecutive weekend of huge rallies against president lukashenko of a last month's disputed election step vasant has more from minutes after marching more than 2 hours the rally has now arrived at one of the residence. here right in this but it was just occurred to thousands out for a protest turning the route they just wanted to send a message. that 8 they are still here and that there will. be remain. refugees on the greek on and of less boss are being moved to a new site after their camp burnt down they're demanding humanitarian assistance and want to be taken to the greek mainland chine

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dominick dejoy jr. swore in a complaint he was cheated out of the family business by mr. dejoy who secretly created private l.l.c.'s's subsidiaries. mr. dejoy admitted they were separate but denied he did anything wrong. his brother also alleged in the louis ich he denies that dejoy forged his signature and hid mail statements from two banks and investment firm for accounts secretedly opened in dominick's name. no postmaster has been subject to such charges before in a civil court or criminal court. if he cannot be trusted by his own flesh and blood with not hiding his mail, and millions of dollars, how can americans trust him with millions of our votes? how could the new postal board of governors aproof a person with this history to be postmaster general. the third point is the answer appears to be louis dejoy political contributions made the difference. president trump appointed mike duncan to the board of governors and he's helped raised tens of millions of dollars to help keep mitch mcconnell in power. mr. duncan admitted to this committee that dejoy was not originall

from berlin we understand that alex in avani has been speaking about this what's he been saying dominick. yes posting several different messages on his social media profile specifically on the social media platform instagram talking about his sensation and being discharged at last talking about the difficulties that his condition has presented him with but starting off by referring to his reaction when the 1st time after being brought out of that coma that he was in for such a long time when the 1st time he was put in front of a mirror he's described the sensation had felt as though he says he was looking back at looking back at him was a character from the film the lord of the rings and it was not an elf he says he says he felt terribly disappointed by this and wondered if ever he would be discharged but of course he has been discharged from the hospital and he's talked about the sorts of problems he's been facing how the effect of this poisoning it worked on the motor neuron functions of the human body of of his body basically interfering with the way the brain communicates with the mu

dominick: we had high hopes coming into the season.at we would have a solution to the virus by now and that it would all be gone. it's clearly not and by the time the vaccine could come end and could get into year end, people come back to work on a full-time basis, we are looking to middle to the end of next year. we are definitely in the camp that the economy is recovering and this will be better a year from now. full recovery, i think chairman powell hit the nail right on the head, it's 2 or 3 years out before we see unemployment back to where we were on january 1st of this year. maria: and, of course, we saw a little bit of that yesterday, we got the retail sales number, less than expected. august sales up 6 tenths of a percent versus expectation of gain of 1%. nancy, you expect the downward trend, we continue to see sales growth in the fourth quarter and i know you've written a lot about u.s. productivity being underappreciated, nancy, explain. >> it was still upless than expected. you had a full recovery in retail sales. all-time

my name is dominick. during the covid-19 pandemic, i was initially deployed to the covid-19 emergency transportation unit, and it was quickly pulled into the grand princess incident management team. later on, i was employed as a d.s.w. to open the back lands shelter project and serve as the site set up manager. >> hi. my name is loretta bane. during the covid-19 pandemic, i worked in the warehouse, packing food boxes to be distributed during the covid-19 pandemic. >> my name is quinncy harris. during the covid-19, i worked as a disaster working, distributing supplies for covid. >> executive director forbes: hi. i'm elaine forbes, director of the port. during the early days of the pandemic, i worked on setting up testing sf, a great testing site in the embarcadero and soma. >> executive director forbes: and last, but not least, i'd like to provide an equity update. the jacob blake shooting in kenosha provided another tragic ending to that subject. we really must stand together to create a just and equitabl