francesca chambers is back. create any road does that blocks for mitch mcconnell's effort to go ahead. >> the minority leader went on to say he thought that virtual hearings would be inadequate if that were to happen. he also said they would talk about some sort of a boy county. however, he does acknowledge there would be very little democrats could do to have much more of a delay. >> mcconnell has been insisting on the senate convening in person all through this pandemic. is he? danger of looking like he's tone-deaf. >> he's also said 24r8d -- chum schumer said if it was unsafe for senators to be through, how can they possibly move forward with these hearings? but again they are planning to do that. so far, no further updates. >> and as they positive infection rates sweet through d.c., what about the momentum of having more people on capitol hill tested? that there is a monre concerted effort because of the images from that rose garden moment? >> white house officials have said it's the white house medical unit

joining us on the phone from milan is francesca dipasquale --y a, head of global luxury francesca diantonio. from your perspective, it was helped by asia and china sales, europe and the u.s. not as good. can the bifurcation continue? francesca: yes. good afternoon. thank you for having me. i think you know the trends of asia and the trends of china in particular is eight team that -- is a themering that has been occurring. spendingepatriation of is what is driving this trend of the market. with chinese spending all concentrated domestically at the moment. i think this outperformance of if thereuld continue are no conditions to change it. at the same time, we could probably hope they cap starts to redo -- we could probably hope sp.gap starts to reduce the u.s. performance down in terms of stores which are not fully open in terms of network. certainly we would expect this at leastose gradually for the whole sector. , is the the time being growth out of china enough to compensate for the lack of growth elsewhere? in the case of the companies that have reported so far, we have seen the c

francesca: we want to lend and we would have been prudent and conservative in our lending practices before covid. we will be supporting a government 2 billion scheme looking to support businesses and mortgages. you are seeing a significant increase in london -- lending. there isn't a significant tightening of standards. we've made emergency liquidity available during payment rates across europe. we were a key player and contributor toward that but we continue to want to lend support to customers, household or businesses, through every stage of the pandemic. annmarie: what are you seeing in terms of bankruptcies as economies are shutting down? the united states, some of these are set to surpass 2009 during the depths of the crisis?

francesca mcdonagh, the ceo of bank of ireland.e want to reiterate the breaking news. 40 minutes from the opening bell in london, we rollover. zero stoxx 50 futures, down .2%. 2%. s&p 500 -- s&p 500 futures, down .8%. chancellor merkel proposing to shut down bars and restaurants for up to a month. reports that macron of france is exploring a one-month lockdown. we will hear from him this evening, that is weighing on this market, pushing a little risk aversion worldwide. in the bond market, 10 year yields unchanged 0.70 6%, almost down a base and point -- basis point. dollar 1.17. here is the business flash with laura wright. laura: lvmh and tiffany are in discussions to cut the price of their contested takeover deal. sources tell bloomberg tiffany is looking for 100 $32 a share, down from the original price of $135. tiffany will likely want to again.ee lvmh back out the luxury giant pulled out from the deal in september due to a request from the french government. aston martin is forging closer ties with dialer to survive the downt

these coveted roles are even more special for people like francesca. looking back, all my role models, they didn't look like me. maybe race is something i never really liked to talk about, but i've actually realised that i would regret not talking about it, and i should be really shining a light on the fact that i'm here. do you think there is enough diversity in representation, not just in ballet, but in the arts in general? i think the arts have still a long way to go. despite the challenges, both women are positive about the future. we're seeing writers who look like me move from the fringes onto the main stages. my ultimate hope is there will be so many more mixed race and black ballerinas after me, and that i hope they won't have to be singled out and asked about their race, that it isjust a part of them, as it is for me. adina campbell, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello, welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister bras altman and the

so francesca, sono mark. si. come stai? bene. was everything you went through worth it?s worth it, because most of the people they are dreaming to be in my shoes, that you have you have got outside the country. so i think you are blessed. you're lucky. so i think i should, should be happy for that. they were among the million migrants who made it to europe at the height of the migration crisis of 2015, changing its society and politics. thousands more drowned en route, nameless in the graveyard of the mediterranean. five years on, they're still coming. the camp in lampedusa to the south of sicily, crowded and guarded. so far, arrivals this year are a third of what they were in 2015. and yet this camp is already way past capacity. and then for a coronavirus into the explosive mix, pushing migrants to flee suffering economies, creating quarantine concerns and reawa kening the old migration tensions in italian society. in squalid conditions, migrants here say they know of several cases inside. there's pressure to clear the camp and reduce the burden on this gateway to europ

these coveted roles are even more special for people like francesca.lly liked to talk about, but i've actually realised i would regret not talking about it, and i should be really shining a light on the fact that i'm here. do you think there is enough diversity in representation, not just in ballet, but in the arts in general? i think the arts have still a long way to go. despite the challenges, both women are positive about the future. we are seeing writers who look like me move from the fringes on to the main stages. my ultimate hope is there will be so many more mixed race and black ballerinas after me, and that i hope they won't have to be singled out and asked about their race, that it isjust a part of them as it is for me. edina campbell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. after the grey skies earlier, a taste of what is to come tomorrow for some of you. a day of sunshine and at times heavy and thundery showers accompanied by some fairly blustery winds. the winds will be picking up through tonight a mixture of clear ski

and joining us now is francesca chambers, a white house correspondent, and thank you for being here and welcome. >> good morning. >> so has dr. fauci's declaration given the white house, any pause, in today's event? >> the event is going forward and they plan to have hundreds of people on the white house lawn and at this point in the past they have not tested everyone who was attending these events. they had tested people who they expected to in close contact with the president, and which is how you could arrive at a situation where people who were not necessarily close to the president, came, in might have had covid-19, and then potentially gave it to other people, would w.h.ho were then contact with the president. here, you have a similar sort of event, with hundreds of people on the lawn at the white house, now the president himself i'm told will not be down and among the people. he will be on the balcony, and far away from them, and so he won't be mingling with them again, which will help both them to not potentially catch it from him, and other people at the white house, not to pot

it's a place as francesca told me there is a sleep a town built for work for now there is none. what i learned about my grandfather is that he believed in the fascist ideals yes building a new italy but doing so by suppressing personal freedoms and using violence against anyone who didn't fit in with those ideals he knew about this since in gay people being sent across as punishment he implemented the racial laws by banning books and films by jewish authors and he knew about the dismissal of jewish workers in the future within a system that does that and you don't speak out you are responsible you are complicit. matthew salvini is one of italy's strongest political forces its rise has been propelled by a weakening economy. italians are scared about their future. but has of reviving old hatreds from the country's fascist past also played a role. i'm still looking for details of my family's fascist history but i wonder what appeal could this repressive ideology really have for italians today. it's possible that i might uncover some of the answer is buried here at mussolini's to. i

francesca chambers, byron york. we know anything more than that?dy's spokesperson had to say. we are wondering if there is a new day to join the president and mother dominic whether or not she will have some other events on the campaign. >> we are always told about the presidential troubles, does it make a difference to have the first lady with him? i can't hurt, i imagine, but what are your thoughts? >> it is better, and it's one more bit of evidence that this is a highly unusual campaign. the first lady has barely campaigned with the president at all, except for his announcement of his reelection bid. once it's unusual, concern about the first lady 'health of course. what it shows is this is a really unusual campaign. >> that's putting it mildly. francesca, the president's busy schedule seems to dovetail with -- tightening in some of these polls. i don't know if it's the quid pro quo thing but what are you making of these busy travels versus joe biden holding out in wilmington, getting ready for the debates? how is that all playing togeth togethe

the pope was speaking in a new documentary entitled francesca.same—sex couples have a right to legal protections and forming civil partnerships and they also said they have the family. now, we think election campaigning, it is door—to—door knocking, canvassing, big political rallies. but that's very old school. the democratic congresswoman logged on to play the popular online computer game called among us. on the twitch platform to urge gamers to get out and vote. she racked up to get out and vote. she racked up more than 400,000 viewers during this gaming session and you can see there, more than 5 million people watched it since, making him of the most watched videos on twitch. among us watched videos on twitch. among us isa watched videos on twitch. among us is a popular online murder mystery game. if you do not know what it is about, please try to fix a broken spaceship, but a them is an imposter test with sabotage apparently. right, the senior reporter for technology review. she is in pennsylvania and thank you for joining us. thank you for h

reporter: francis, cementing hi reputation as the pope of surprises saying in the new documentary "francesca" what we have to create is a civil union law i stood up for that. father jim martin author and advocate for lgbtq catholics saw the documentary. >> this is a historic step forward in the church's relationship with lgbt people and catholics. >> reporter: is he opening the door to gay marriage in the church >> the pope is not opening up the door to gay marriage being celebrated in a mass but he is opening up the door to people being approving of same-sex civil unions. >> reporter: church teaching says homosexuality is disordered today rhode island bishop tobin called on the pope to clarify the words saying the church cannot support the acceptance of objectively immoral relationships. from his first press conference when he asked, who am i to judge, francis's papacy has been marked by compassion to gays and lesbiansey have a right to be now the pope says homosexuals have a right to be part of the family. they are children of god and have a right to a family. nobody should be thrown out o

he made the comments in a new documentary about the pontiff entitled francesca which premiered today at the room film festival the statement marks a decided shift for the roman catholic church the film also tackles other controversial issues such as racism climate change sexual abuse and relations between christians muslims and jews. are for more i'm joined by our religious affairs correspondent martin tonight good evening to you martin we know that language is very important here so what exactly did the pope say about same sex unions. well the statement as it's been reported which comes out of the mentor as you pointed out has basically 3 legs the 1st when he said that gay couples have a right to a family. the 2nd element is that they cannot be completely left in a situation of well nervously or in a situation of pricker i agree and the 3rd one is studying fact the best way forward would be civil unions and sort of the big probably one of the most surprising statements is that in fact he says i stood for that so that means that you know this solves already something that has been. p

rights of same sex couples he made the comments in a new documentary about the pontiff entitled francesca which premiered today at the rome film festival the statement marks a decided shift for the roman catholic church the film also tackles other controversial issues such as racism climate change sexual abuse and relations between christians muslims and jews. are for more i'm joined by our religious affairs correspondent martin tonight good evening to you martin we know that language is very important here of so what exactly did the pope say about same sex unions. well the statement as it's been reported which comes out of the mentor as you pointed out has basically 3 legs the 1st when he said that gay couples have a right to a family. the 2nd element is that they cannot be completely left in a situation of nervously or in a situation of rigor i agree and the 3rd one the study in fact the best way forward would be civil unions and sort of the big probably one of the most surprising statements is that in fact he says i stood for that so that means that you know this solves already somethi

neil: do we know, francesca, when they count these?ntil after election day or on election day. any of them counting now so on election day, we'll have a good read how they're going along with the day-of voting? >> another thing that makes it difficult. there are different court rulings that apply to different states about when votes that have been cast at least by election day or mailed in can be counted. that is absolutely something that we'll be watching as this election comes to a close and in the key states that you mentioned. i also want to mention, i heard you talking about president barack obama, former president barack obama being on the campaign trail. you see the democrats trying to juice enthusiasm in the final days of this election in a state like georgia, where they believe that they can have an upset there. the vice-presidential cad kamala harris there as well and that's another one i have my eye on in this election and florida sending former president barack obama to south florida as well. seems to be an acknowledgment t

. >> francesca from haiti was voting for biden and leslie the one in the mask, in the blue, she is votingrump. >> so i don't get it. she wants more unity, more conversation, more togetherness. >> i asked her about that and i asked how she felt trump would move the direction of unity and prior to the pandemic, not necessarily getting there, he was hitting his stride. >> he got impeached two weeks before the pandemic. >> i should have brought that up. i've got the tape. i mentioned that, too, kendis, but you know, she said, she didn't agree obviously with the fact that she was impeached but obviously thought that they were working on this route. >> president trump, unifying. >> i'll show you the rock. >> okay. >> interesting to hear from them. it's the movement, in the wrong direction, the u.s., with the highest daily number of cases since the covid pandemic began. the worst-hit areas next. the worst-hit areas next at visionworks, we want you to feel safe and we want you to see yourself in your new glasses and think, "ooh!" but if you get home and your "ooh" is more of a "hmm..." you have 1

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class met for a special session inspired by one little girl's journey to buy and dance instructor francesca carly decided the class would be free of charge only asking for donations to benefit 5 year-old heidi adams heidy's mother megan says their fight began when. >>and 2017. and it's been up and down journey carly says she had never met heidi or her family before deciding to lend a helping hand >>upon meeting for the first time protests geun-hye decided to bust a move your favorite song >>the neo a is a rare form of cancer that occurs mainly in children. >>she does not let it get her down same route they're >>being a breast cancer survivor herself and a mother carly says the main goal of the event is the lead heidi know she's not alone. >>she knows that the people are free for the taking of better other fighters, she's inspiring everybody. >>those lane bowl reporting for us tonight, how his mom says she is now going through maintenance chemo and is doing much better some good news tonight. >>good news there is frightened. we have much more ahead here tonight on kron 4 news in prime time d

with me to discuss, kaitlan collins and francesca chambers. one of the interesting new dynamics, the president is out of coronavirus isolation, he says he is now immune, the doctors would tell you something different, but his doctors have given him the right to travel and the president for months tried to shove the coronavirus pandemic aside as a campaign issue now has a campaign ad that's controversial. let's listen. >> president trump tackled the virus head on as leaders should. >> i can't imagine that anybody could be doing more. >> dr. fauci seen there as star in a trump campaign ad provided you with this statement yesterday. in my nearly five decades of public service, i never publicly endorsed any political candidate. comments attributed to me without my permission in the gop campaign ad were taken out of context from a broad statement i made months ago about the efforts of federal public health officials. dr. fauci is not happy with the president here. >> reporter: no, he's not. he is saying they're using his words out of context. if yo

for insights we go rate to professors jason johnson and victoria francesca desoto. the plexiglass.ho had the better sides of the argument, in your view? >> i mean senator harris did because she actually occasionally used the truth. you know, at the end of the day, ari, your only responsibility as the vice presidential debate is to defend your boss, and never harris did a better job at defending her boss. she explained joe biden. she explained his policies. she explained what he would do to combat covid. he didn't defend his boss. he didn't defend the incumbent. he didn't answer questions about covid. there have been more covid cases in the white house in the last week than, like, the entire country of new zealand. we didn't have an answer for that. so ultimately the glass shield didn't defend kamala harris from all the attacks, but they didn't protect mike pence from the stink that he's connected to with defending this white house. >> aisha? >> i totally agree. mike pence is not as disastrously nasty and evil as donald trump in his social engagement, so he showed up and had a bit o

her name is francesca miracle after her birth on an italian rescue boat in 2015.almost did not make it. the bbc met them back then. now settled in sicily, we have come back. was everything you went through worth it? yes, it is worth it because most of the people they are dreaming to be in my shoes. you have kissed outside the country. you are lucky. i think i should be happy for that. they were among the million migrants that made it to europe at the height of the migration crisis in 2015, changing its society and politics. thousands more drowned en route, nameless in the graveyard of the mediterranean sea. five years on, they are still coming. the camp and lampedusa to the south of sicily, crowded and guarded. so far arrivals this year are a third of what they were in 2015 and yet, this camp is already way past capacity. and then for coronavirus into the mix, pushing migrants to flee suffering economies, creating quarantine concerns and reawa kening the old migration tensions in italian society. in squalid conditions, migrant tears say they know of several cases

. >> and that woman, francesca, went on to say she doesn't feel the suburbs are any safer under trump an obama administration and she also doesn't feel that the systemic racism in this country will be changed in a single presidential term, or even several, for that matter. so, kendis, coming up at 7:00, we're going to talk about how concerned they are that floridians right now are basically the target of foreign election interference, and you know, how that resonates with them. >> it's interesting, actually, just visually watching. you can spot the divide. there are several people who wore mask and then there was one young lady that was not. that was a conscious decision. >> so, it's really interesting, because when i asked them about rallies and whether visits by, for example, the president and former president obama makes a difference, it evolved into a conversation about mask-wearing. and even now, we are still debating the efficacy of masks and whether or not there should be mandates. so, that was, yeah, an interesting point that you picked up on. >>> all right, coming up, troubli

let's have a chat with francesca, who is from leeds community foundation, and sheena, who was the manager important is this, sheena, this food, this support? so we are based in east leeds, as you've just said, and what we've done is met the needs of the community. a hungry child is a hungry child regardless of their background and circumstance. how many are there? well, we are feeding about, i think at the peak of the summer we were feeding about 1500 meals a week. so there is a massive need just in this area alone. if you can do this, if people are so generous to donate this food and you can hand it out, does that not solve the problem? is the government right that it does not need to extend those vouchers? so this is the third year that we've done this, so the need isn't going away. it needs a longer term solution. the conservative mp tobias ellwood voted against extending free school meals vouchers over half—term but told us this morning that the government should look again at the issue. i am saying that clearly there is massive support, popularity for one particular tool in our tool

. >> i don't know the answer -- francesca, do you know the answer to that one? >> the city has a different ordinance separate from that called the minimum compensation ordinance which applies to all city leases. so unless this was exempt from that for some reason, which i'm not aware of. >> it's not. >> i have not looked at the lease. that should be in there. and the minimum compensation rates i believe are on par or perhaps even a little higher than minimum wage. >> no, mco is higher than minimum wage, and thank you for clarifying that. thank you. that was my question. >> commissioner: any further discussion or comment? seeing none, then we will open for public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment on item no. 15, dial 1-(415)-655-0001, meeting id 146 534 1295 #,#. to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. mr. moderator, do we have any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers in the queue at this time. >> clerk: thank you. public comment on item no. 151 closed. >> commissioner: thank you. commissioner,

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back to francesca chambers.an, all of the early voting, they don't count that, maybe i'm thinking he's counting the early republican ballots versus democratic ballots? how did he discern that he's leading? >> well, he also, the campaign also had said their internal polling doesn't show the same thing that the public polling shows. they say it shows a different race than what we're seeing. however, you mentioned this early voting and also the absentee by mail. if you look at a state like florida, more democrats than republicans have requested absentee by mail ballots and more have voted, because requesting one isn't the same as turning it in. more democrats have turned in those ballots. but the campaign, the trump campaign has been consistent with saying they expect their voters to turn out on election day compared with voting early. so they really are counting on this flood of trump supporters showing up at the polls on election day to counteract the early lead by democrats. neil: you know, one other thing and w

francesca: totalmente. patria potestad de su hijo. vamos a recordarlo. luis: el padre de tu hijo juliÁn gil anunciÓ que le iban a quitar lapatria potestad, pero iba a seguir pagando manutenciÓn. nos gustarÍa saber de primera mano, cuÁl es la situaciÓn? marjorie de sousa: no existe nada firme. novia tocar mÁs el tema aquÍ-- no voy a tocar mÁs el tema aquÍ. raÚl: despuÉs de esto julian respondiÓ. si hay algo firme no es lo mismo perder la patria potestad a que descaradamente te la roben. esto pica y se extiende. aquÍ les vamos a ir contando. ahora tambiÉn queremos saber, como dice juan luis guerra, cÓmo pregunta? [ mÚsica] frÍo frío como agua del rÍo. parece que el frÍo. te gusto? albert: la Única que conozco es la del cafÉ. [risas] viene frÍo. ya lo estÁn experimentando en el norte. el viernes casi todo el paÍs. mÁs de 100,000,000 de personas vamos a sentir temperaturas frÍas. de hecho, este cambio en el tiempo estÁ más que anunciado. el viernes para que se hagan una idea. kansas 37°. dallas 50°. new york 60

. >> i don't know the answer -- francesca, do you know the answer to that one?the city has a different ordinance separate from that called the minimum compensation ordinance which applies to all city leases. so unless this was exempt from that for some reason, which i'm not aware of. >> it's not. >> i have not looked at the lease. that should be in there. and the minimum compensation rates i believe are on par or perhaps even a little higher than minimum wage. >> no, mco is higher than minimum wage, and thank you for clarifying that. thank you. that was my question. >> commissioner: any further discussion or comment? seeing none, then we will open for public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment on item no. 15, dial 1-(415)-655-0001, meeting id 146 534 1295 #,#. to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. mr. moderator, do we have any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers in the queue at this time. >> clerk: thank you. public comment on item no. 151 closed. >> commissioner: thank you. commissioner, may

class met for a special session inspired by one little girl's journey zuma and dance instructor francesca carly decided the class would be free of charge only asking for donations to benefit 5 year-old heidi adams heidy's mother megan says their fight began when. >>and 2017. and it's been an up and down journey carly says she had never met heidi or her family before deciding to lend a helping hand >>and dance for >>upon meeting for the first time protests geun-hye decided to bust a move your favorite song >>the neo a is a rare form of cancer that occurs mainly in children. >>she does not let it get her down same route they're >>being a breast cancer survivor herself and a mother carly says the main goal of the event is the lead heidi know she's not alone. >>she knows that the people are praying for her than thinking about or other fighters, she's inspiring everybody. >>all right great house music today we're looking at temperatures to be someone on the mild side, but dry air is moving into the area opposing this red flag warning and the dry air is going to remain looks like for the balanc

lets chat with francesca, who is from leeds community foundation. a massive need just in this area alone. if you can do this, people are so generous to alone. if you can do this, people are so generous to donate this food and you can hand it out, does that not solve the problem? is the government not right to not extend the voucher? this is the third year we have done this. they need is got near the not going away —— out the needis near the not going away —— out the need is not going away. we need a long—term solution. need is not going away. we need a long-term solution. you see this right across the city? we do indeed. there is over 28,000 children on free school meals here in leeds and since lockdown that has increased by 2500 people, 2500 children. there is a huge need. it is really important for us to work together. charities and local community groups like since vincent's are working with schools, working with council across the city to make sure we are supporting them. it's more thanjust food, as well. what would you say to the government? th