leah askarinam, the editor of the hotline. excuse for me to ask some questions, and hopefully we will all leave this discussion with a better of what may be a chaotic four years. before we get started, if you would like to submit a question during the session, please do so in the q and a section on the right-hand side of your screen. we will try to get to as many of your questions as possible during the hour. let's start off with what everybody has been thinking of for the past two weeks. there has been a lot of handwringing among democrats about the direction of their party and a lot of republicans taking a victory lap. republicans may pick up close to 10 seats in the house, but they will not flip it. they will likely lose one senate seat and are still at risk of losing the majority, and they lost the white house. on the other hand, democrats lost the expectations game. they did not flinch the senate majority, leaving a slim window to do so if they win both runoffs in georgia in january. not ae president was definitive win or

leah: i want to follow up on that polling point. it does seem that, at least on election night, i they get has waned a little bit since then in just the reaction that the polls are wrong. but i have noticed some nuance. you are paying attention to the biden margin in places like pennsylvania, michigan. it does seem like that ended up pretty much where it needed to be. people point to sarah gedeon following so far behind, the democrat in the main senate race, but that it is not take into account rates choice voting. -- that does not take into account ranked-choice voting. was the polling as wrong as people are saying it is? charlie: i think the polling is not nearly as bad as people's interpretation of polling. why did they think it was bad in 2016? because the polls said hillary clinton would be elected president? no, they said she was leading in the popular vote, which she did. it is not the pollsters' fault that people confuse the electoral college with the popular vote. and undecided, pollsters are not mind readers, and polls are

>> reporter: four-year old leah long likes whooshing down slides.and going for walks with her parents, michelle and craig, and her big brother bubba in his specially designed wheelchair. like lots of four-year olds, this summer leah was due for some of her critical childhood vaccinations, those that guard against serious diseases like tetanus, pertussis, and measles. but bringing her to the doctor in the midst of the pandemic was a big concern for her mom. >> having two medically fragile kids... i mean, it's, it's hard. i'm not going to tell you that it's easy, and in this pandemic just makes it that much haer. >> reporter: leah and her brother are both adopted. and six-year old bubba is a quadriplegic with cerebral palsy. >> i always worry about him catching something because, you know, while he's not going anywhere right now, we've been told respiratory is going to be the thing that that takes him. so, being in this pandemic right now, it's all respiratory. >> reporter: parental fears about bringing children in for checkups and routine vaccination

stephanie: leah and her brother are both adopted. six-year-old bubba is a quadriplegic with cerebral palsy. >> i always worry about him catching something because, you know, while he's not going anywhere right now, we've been told respiratory is going to be the thing that that takes him. so being in this pandemic right now, it's all respiratory. stephanie: parental fears about bringing children in for checkups and routine vaccinations have led to worrying trends. in the first few months of the pandemic, the centers for disease control noted that orders for vaccines had fallen drastically compared to the same time period last year. in the state of michigan, where the longs live, vaccines administered by federal and state programs dropped 63% in april over the prior two years. bob swanson is the immunization director for michigan's department of community health. we're now several months into the pandemic. bob, have you seen vaccination rates go back up to where they should be? bob swanson: no, unfortunately, we haven't. we're still ab

. >> earlier tonight i spoke with our chief white house correspondent jon karl and his tore yeah leahnt trump's refusal to concede. jon, first question. there's news tonight president trump has fired the head of the agency that vouched for the r y reliability of the 2020 election. what does that say about his willingness to concede and accept the results? >> this is christopher krebs, the top cybersecurity official for the past two years at the department of homeland security, at donald trump's department of homeland security. and krebs had said that there was absolutely no credible evidence of any kind of funky business with voting machines, that they were secure. he said that cybersecurity experts across the board had confirmed this. and just after he does it, trump fires him. so look, it does not point to a quick concession from donald trump. he is still insisting, even as he's firing his own top cybersecurity official, he is still insisting widespread voter fraud of all types. >> leah, to that point, seems like president trump has the nation on a particular path. what will be the

so wear a mask. >> thanksgiving is next thursday, leah.re are all of these guidelines for people to follow to safely celebrate, you know, in small numbers. but i was reading your notes that you're worried the holidays will be the tipping point for your hospital. what do you mean by that? >> we're already seeing that we're maxing our capacity, so we have three icus in the hospital, and we now have two covid icus on top of everything that we're doing. so we're trying to find places in the hospital to put these covid patients. we're trying to find nurses to take care of these patients and take care of the general population that we already do care for. we go into the holiday season, and everyone still decides to get together and gather in masses that, you know, are maybe masked or not, our numbers are still going to continue to go up. and they're going to pour into the hospital when they need help. and i am fearing that we're just not going to have a place to put them. >> so what would happen? >> so, i mean, as an icu nurse, we're going to ta

leah duncan-karrim, good to talk to you, leah duncan—karrim there, a student at the university of edinburghserable conditions in a zoo in pakistan for the past three decades. but now, kaavan will live out the rest of his years at a wildlife sanctuary in cambodia. these are the latest pictures of kaavan being prepared for his departure from islamabad. it follows a five—year campaign, supported by the pop singer cher. secunder kermani reports. this is the story of one of the world's most famous pop stars, and the world's loneliest elephant. after 35 years in captivity, at times left chained up, kaavan is being set free. tens of thousands of people signed a petition on his behalf. his most vocal supporter, superstar cher. earlier this year she described news of his upcoming release as one of the greatest moments of her life. kaavan was given to pakistan as a gift by the sri lankan government back in 1985. but he has been badly treated at this zoo, enduring poor conditions. life got even worse after his only companion died eight years ago. the way kaavan is swaying his head from side to side as

we are all about skill leah in this chapter. judge sutton received his ba from williams college and a law degree from ohio state university. he serves as chair of the judicial committee on practice and procedure reduce chief justice john roberts. constitutional law and other legal subjects that a number of universities and is teaching at several universities right now. one benefit to the pandemic as we have zoom in other forms of online education. so they're able to have judge sutton as a professor without him having to be there present in person. that is a tremendous benefit to the legal academy at large. judge sutton thank you for being here today. thank you for talking to us about your new book. i will start by something we talked about in the car on the way over which is in general justice scalia's influence on you individually and philosophically. >> yeah sure. first of all thank you for inviting meets great to be here live, not on zoom. i'm really glad we are here being cautious and so forth. i have a lot of fond memories

leah's work has received international attention.tion "art walk," raising money for new york's coalition for the homeless. she was invited to speak and show her photos at the "women of the world" in 2016. in london this year, one of her portraits was reproduced by an artist. it is all much more than denbok and her father imagined when she took her first photos of homeless people almost five years ago. >> she maybe began doing it for artistic reasons bebecause they have such interesting faces. those faces tell stories. but then as we got to meet these people and hear their stories and got to know them, our sense of empathy began to grow. >> reporter: the family already had reason to have compassion for those living on the streets. as a child, leah's mother, sarah, was abandoned in india. >> i was homeless when i was three. i was found on the streets of calcutta. at that time a police officer, he picked me up and he knew that mother teresa didn't turn any children away, and he dropped me off at the orphanage, and i lived with her for t

leah askarinam, the editor of the hotline. excuse for me to ask some questions, and hopefully we will all leave this discussion with a better understanding

sarah leah whitson let me start with you the middle east of course riding on this election as someone who's worked on human rights in the region for many years how would you judge trump's approach to the wars in this region whether it's libya syria yemen and do you think if joe biden is elected it will be better for this region necessary. in terms of the conflicts in trying to sneak in a largely hands off approach exactly under. state department reduced direct u.s. military support for a sorry read his comments on the arms sales have continued he has tried to reach our troops from syria. part of the opposition and he has largely of dealing with libya and all i think terms of musicians is actually reflective of what both parties will probably do or what. a new president might amuse like the key which is an attitude that the middle east is a place the united states should with the least sex presence of u.s. military troops. by himself personally many continue to. support an interventionist position in the 1st he did support the war in iraq. the more our approach in washington right now

i'd also like to acknowledge his wife leah who is joining us this morning.ur wife tracy who is also with us today. there is actually a third reason why the davidsons are so fond of this ship. that's because they're both from st. louis, missouri. as such, they love this ship. on an early sunday morning on september 2nd, 1945, aboard the new 45,000-ton battleship and before representatives of nine allied nations, the empire of japan signed a written agreement that formalized the end of hostilities in world war ii. the following nations have placed wreaths on the deck of the "uss missouri" as a sign of respect and tribute to the men and women who lost their lives in world war ii. australia, canada, france, federal germany, japan, myanmar, new zealand, the philippines, portugal, russia, singapore, south korea, united kingdom and the united states of america. offering flowers is a ritual that occurs around the world symbolizing the beauty and brevity of life. as we honor the past, let us remember that what defines our relationships with our allies and partners is

leah cohen worked and lived in southeast asia to pursue her cooking passions.uccessful restaurant here in new york city. she's out with a cookbook. lemongrass and lime. a tribute to her parents and a guide for home chefs who crave big, bold flavors. it's coconut's time. >> yes. >> have you ever made fresh coconut milk? >> i have not. >> really, i like using a cleaver because it has a nice weight to it. and the exterior of this coconut is very hard so you want something heavy to kind of crack through it. >> reporter: there's nothing better than starting a dish segment with coke nuts and cleavers. ♪ >> nice. but before we get too far with homemade coconut milk, leah cohen wants us to know this. cooking thai food at home or southeast asian food in general, does not have to be intimidating. there are often big, very spicy flavors. so start with something simple like chicken adobo. >> every filipino is judged on their adobo, whether it's chicken or pork. >> reporter: it has these five basic ingredients -- soy sauce, vinegar, black pepper, garlic and bay leaves. get

let me bring in leah here because i want to ask you, you're a presidential historian.se and so hard fought and so much venom being spewed on both sides. how unusual is all of this when we take this the historical perspective? >> so, certainly there have been lots of contentious, venomous, you know, lots of vitriol presidential elections, i'm thinking of 1964, cow palace, 50,000 people show up to protest the nomination of barry goldwater. i'm thinking 1960, where the election could have gone in multiple directions and the nixon campaign thought about contesting it with john f. kennedy, but also i'm thinking about the 2000 election, bush v. gore, and this goes all the way to the supreme court. there are contentions over which hanging chads and things like that, who would have won, you know, we might have been -- if the decision had gone in a different direction we might have been talking about president gore, but i don't think there's been anything of this, you know, of this type in the modern period in the ensuing years. what we've seen over the last couple of days has

>>and that leah williamson reporting tonight. >>the fate of the affordable care act hangs in the balance and the children putting in washington how the supreme court case could bring about change to health coverage and as for former san francisco giant is suing the team over what he says was a devastating concussion. >>if or double care act hangs in the balance as u.s. supreme court heard arguments for okay said argues about its mandate. our washington dc correspondent basil jones reports on lawmakers thoughts on whether the a will stand allowing millions of americans to keep their health insurance. >>after hearing arguments on both sides the feet of the affordable care act now rests in the hands of the supreme court the argument morning in the in the supreme court is one it's deeply troubling to me virginia senator tim kaine says republicans and president trump have made it their mission to n b a c a. >>and he said his side on it is sort of like captain ahab try not be from the first day of his presidency why up party's top prio

and then on veterans day, leah shane of military times will talk about issues affecting veterans. they follow us in the defense secretary's determination. what she spans "washington journal" live at seven eastern wednesday morning. every church watched and join the discussion your phone calls, facebook comments text and tweets. ♪ ♪'s punic wednesday is veterans day. president donald trump lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. watch live beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live but the free c-span radio app. >> watch american history tv on prime time on veterans day starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. military historian patrick o'donnell on his book the unknowns. the untold story of americans unknown soldier in world war i most decorated heroes who brought him home. then to real american films. 9:00 p.m. eastern the 1997 film african americans in world war ii. a legacy of patriotism and valor. and at 11:20 p.m. eastern the 1945 film the army nurse. watch american history tv wednesday veterans day, starting

leah. lindsey and jayden fortunately jennifer receives food stamps. every months on the forests they. accordingly how many kids and year. they put in so much on their own i get every month on the far south $646.00 just basically this for. $560.00 euros a month to feed 5 people a tight budget before going shopping but 2 women check the balance on their card. and i. surrender and jennifer can spend their food coupons in any supermarkets like this discount store where they regularly go. once at the checkout the food stamp card works just like any other credit card. and in this shop in the appalachian they are by no means the only ones who use it how many people for instance here. and probably have the right honey can it's a it's a it's a lot yeah yeah. thank you. donald trump is planning to cut down on the amount of people who receive food stamps he risks making an already vulnerable society even poorer. but ironically here they voted 80 percent in favor of him and their support for him continues to earn a little extra money serenity had done some househ

almost six months on, leah has taken herfirst steps. 0h months on, leah has taken herfirst steps.houldn't judge someone or make someone feel conscious about the way they pa rents. conscious about the way they parents. not everyone is perfect. everyone makes their own mistakes, so everyone makes their own mistakes, so it's easier said than done. the survey is a vast bank of data. the first—hand experience of parents. with the aim of improving the lives of young children and those looking after them. daniela rails, of young children and those looking afterthem. daniela rails, bbc news, peterborough. new instructions will be imposed on pubs and restaurants from next drive and restaurants from in wales from next cinemas, bowling alleys and indoor entertainment venues will also have to close before christmas. wales only came out of tough circuit breaker restrictions less than three weeks ago. hwyell griffith is in cardiff where he says there's concern about cases rising again. just a week ago, the welsh government was cautiously celebrating the success of its... but over the last few d

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like leah epstein and her brother, max, ordered to strip before being shot in latvia in 191“.evidence, he believed justice demanded he set his personal feelings aside. i was able to turn myself into a robot. i didn't see people as being jewish or notjewish. they killed also communists, they killed gypsies. i succeeded very well in regarding all the people who were victims as human beings. frank was a willing and knowing participant in the use of terrorism in poland... among the notorious defendants was hans frank, governor of occupied poland, seen here in sunglasses. 4 million died under his rule. his son, niklas, pictured with his father as a child of the nazi elite, long ago denounced hans frank. do you believe in the death penalty? do you believe that that was the right course of action? no, i am completely against the death penalty, but really, i think, my father had deserved the death penalty — for one reason, that he should himself experience the same death fear which he distributed about hundreds of thousands of innocent people. so many deaths to account for. ida bach w

started to accommodate her niece jennifer an unemployed single mother who has 3 children to take care of leah. lindsey and jayden fortunately jennifer receives food stamps. every month own the forests they. according to how many kids it has and they are. they put in so much on their own i get every month on the far south $646.00 and $40.00 just by fluke this for. $560.00 euros a month to feed 5 people a tight budget before going shopping the 2 women check the balance on their card. surrender and jennifer can spend their food coupons in any supermarkets like this discount store where they regularly go. once at the checkout the food stamp card works just like any other credit card. and in this shop in the appalachian they are by no means the only ones who use it how many people pay for instance you. probably have the right honey can it's a it's a it's a lot yeah yeah. thank you. donald trump is planning to cut down on the amount of people who receive food stamps he risks making an already vulnerable society even poorer. but ironically here they voted 80 percent in favor of him.

. >> reporter: leah burmas and her daughter are one of 42 customers who preordered thanksgiving dinner on its website. it's billed as a thanksgiving feast. but now those holiday orders can't be filled. >> we're visiting them. we were going to have an early thanksgiving today. but now they're getting some chinese food and other things as a backup. >> reporter: in an e-mail to thanksgiving customers i il fornaio said, "we have made the decision to temporarily close the restaurant to have all staff members tested. this was an extremely difficult decision as we hate to diss point you, especially on a holiday. but the health and safety of our guests and staff is our top priority." public health officials say this restaurant did the right thing by shutting down right away. now contact tracing can begin. >> our process is to reach out to the establishment, have a conversation with the person who was infected and determine who they might have had close contact with in the course of their work life. >> reporter: dr. willis doesn't believe any recent outdoor diners were at risk. il fornaio says

in bogus leah football unbeaten labor coups and travel deprived or knowing that a win would leave them just 3 points off the top of the league freiburg meanwhile were looking to address an alarming slump in form they were without a victory in their last 4 games going into this one. it was a soaping way in the black forest. and coach peter bows on friday. were all smiles in the rain despite the contrasting fortunes of their teams. struggling freiburg took a surprise lead on 3 minutes through. but freiburg had thrown away leads in their last 2 games and their fragility showed again after 29 minutes because a lot of you punished a shocking but us from nicholas who flew. the argentine 2nd shortly after put lever cruz and she warmed up at the break. ah into the 2nd half and not seem to count the game with this cracker on 64 minutes. before news pages and dragged freiburg back into the game. and restored lever couzens to lead 40 minutes from time and that proved the last goal of a frantic 90 minutes live accuse an extended unbeaten run to 6 games and move within 3 points of leaders by. miser

kind of reports that we we get fire truck all ofhe different places we we getting i'm sure ron and leah you were gting the -- hearing same thing. i think something happened that basically diverted the wave and i think it was -- it was a realization that president trump was probably going to lose which through most ofof the year most people didn't think was the case. and af feeling that they were okay with giving joe biden keys to the car but they weren't going to give him a credit card and full tank of gas. theyk dn't trustemocrats i think it was a socialism. it was all defund the police. it was fear of medicare for all it is a trojan horse for sgle payer but they decide they wanted president trump out but they weren't really sure aut giving all of theower to democrats. and there's some evidence of particularly greburg polling that backs thatp. i think, in fact, i you look at thee polling, for the mostart biden and democrats in most cases they got exactly the percentage they were getting. it's just that undecided went full like virtually all republicans, you know it i not a matter ofoll

journey yes and it, i mean, on one hand, there's an obvious risk of a trip going to waters that leah lasts at least 3 days, but after $210.00 or 12, the conditions on board in this trips are again humane. a humane and constitute a high risk to people's health and life. on the one hand that the weakness of the boat itself. but it means a great risk of sinking and drown him. but on the other hand, people are not having again access to drinkable water. the air in all those there is therefore there's a high risk of the high of a 100 taishan. you have to add to that the fact that the people are exposed to direct sunlight for the whole journey and that it can last up to 12 days. again, they don't half as sufficient food, so there's a risk of my nutrition. and we also would like to point that that the fact that people can even develop certain diseases during the journey. as a consequence, on the one hand of that of the overcrowding of the boat, people cannot both in a very tight knit space for a long term, and therefore they can develop ulcers or other sort of of worms. but on the other han

like leah epstein and her brother, max, ordered to strip before being shot in latvia in 1941.ople as being jewish or notjewish. they killed also communists, they killed gypsies. i succeeded very well in regarding all the people who were victims as human beings. frank was a willing and knowing participant in the use of terrorism in poland... among the notorious defendants was hans frank, governor of occupied poland, seen here in sunglasses. 4 million died under his rule. his son, niklas, pictured with his father as a child of the nazi elite, long ago denounced hans frank. do you believe in the death penalty? do you believe that that was the right course of action? no, i am completely against the death penalty, but really, i think, my father had deserved the death penalty — for one reason, that he should himself experience the same death fear which he distributed about hundreds of thousands of innocent people. so many deaths to account for. ida bach was ten years old when she was murdered. she left her sister while in hiding in order to return to her mother. they perished in aus

leah has been involved in afghanistan with the longest. these new revelations will no doubt cough the shadow. what verse dryly has rolled in the complete gauge al-jazeera camera. so your politicians in the us are pushing for new legislation to block a $23000000000.00 weapons to the united arab emirates. the move seeking to hold president donald trump's deal to sell drones, f. 35 fighter jets and air to air missiles to the u.a.e. senators say the sale was rushed and threatens an arms race in the region. i mean is prime minister is promising to change the military and the electoral system if he faces pressure to resign or demands for a nickel, pushing him to step down after he signed a deal to hand over parts of the go in the car back to us or by john, after 6 weeks of fighting rallies organized by pro and anti-government, demonstrators have been held in the capital yet of on soldiers who took part in the recent conflict were among the protesters so far has ignored calls to quit. al-jazeera is a sum of things of it is in physically the terri

. >> and wondering house to leah with his collegiality as the court and for his friend. >> if you to say is a - - competitiveness and wanting to play squash with him on the court he was very competitive. [laughter] and to this day i am still a little puzzled by it. i was not a very good lawyer at that point in my life but forgive my pride, i was a decent athlete. also about younger. and a trimmer. [laughter] and is so funny when we started to play squash that he expected to win every time. i could not get over it. [laughter] and then i would give him some games because he didn't like to lose. [laughter] but what i took from that you may take from that story why would we be in his mid- fifties think they could beat a 30 -year-old and squash? he was just a very good lawyer in the 30 -year-old was a good athlete he thought he could do anything. and decided the next day we would play golf. i did not play golf despite the casey martin decision which is an amazing opinion he did not play golf. he decided to take it on he decided he would be the best in every time he will do better so yes y

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we're waiting for our last crew member to hop inside crew dragon, let's check back in with jesse and leahback at spacex headquarters in hawthorn, california. >> everything is going good. we are so excited watching ingress now. >> as jesse just mentioned, this is ingress, that means the astronauts are entering the dragon capsule. you'll hear a lot of these space terms in the coming hours and day. ingress is what we use when crew members getting inside a spacecraft and egress means the opposite. before climbing in the capsule today, the crew completed foreign object degree check. that they themselves have to be inspected for any substance or debris which can cause damage to dragon. to help protect against debris, the crew has covers on their boots as well as their umbilical cord on their suits that need to be removed before they ingress. they're been doing that. victor is up last completing that spot check. once the check is complete, mike hopkins, our commander first ingress and then shannon walker and soichi noguchi and now we're waiting for victor glover watching him enter the vehicle ri

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eastern and the essential skill leah, jeffrey sutton, u.s. court of appeals judge for the sixth circuit and former law clerk to justice scalia talked about the late supreme court justices writings. at sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern , from the schomburg center literary festival with wando lloyd and her book coming full circle coming from jim crow to journalism. recalls her journalism career. 2:00 p.m. eastern black lives matter cofounder with her book when they call you a terrorist. on her life, activism and the beginnings of the black lives matter movement. that 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words", the "washington post" pulitzer prize winning critic offers his thoughts on the volume of books written about donald trump and his presidency and what were we thinking. a brief, intellectual history of the trump era. he's interviewed by "new york times" book review editor pamela paul. watch book tv this weekend on cspan2. >> hello everyone. we are live. we present online that are war correspondent and author scott anderson will discuss his new book quie

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. >> a lot of people aren't sure how to cook cauliflower or kale or fennel or whatever it is, and leah is really helpful at doing that. >> i think having someone actually teaching you here is a great experience. and it's the art of making a meal for your family members and hope that they like it. >> i think they should come and have some good food, good produce that is healthy and actually very delicious. >> cooking is one of my biggest passions, to be able to share, like, my passion with others, and skills, to h >> president yee: welcome to the november 17, 2020, meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. [roll call]

. >> some officials say holiday travel make leah part in the potential surge.>> this holiday season we have to be smarter and different than we've had past holiday seasons. >> there are socially distant check in lines at san antonio international airport they are using a germ zapping robot to clean high-traffic areas. other locations have stocked up on hand sanitizer and added more cleaning staff. >> we have our cleaning crews out sanitizing everything. they pay special attention to high touch areas. female passengers say they are taking every precaution occluding flying on shorter flights to limit potential exposure. >> i be much more reluctant to take a long flight. but with this, we are not taking our mask off, not drinking or eating. >> virtual or outer gatherings still remain the safest ways to celebrate this thanksgiving. that's the latest from dfw international airport.>>> millions of people will be flying somewhere this week but it's important to remember that air travel is way down. tsa is tracking numbers on their website. look at just the last two days, comparing them to the

know, larry, one has to wonder, i'm very curious now that we are going to have the hand recount where leahoing to be an observer, god help the rest of them there. >>em i'm going there. >> telling you right now. i'm there. >> sean: larry? >> when the democrats have lost lil wayne, when they lost $0.50, when they lost leo terrel, there is a new day. it's called the awakening. in 2008, republicans got 4% of the black vote at the presidential level. 2012 i'm a 6%. donald trump got around 8%. this time it looks like he's going to get around 12%, which is a 50% increase. little by little, black people are waking up and realizing that the issue facing america and 2020 is not systemic racism, it's not foundational racism, it's notis endemic racism, it's the fact that 70% of black kids come into the world without a father, marriage, or mother in the house, there's a 50% intercity dropout rate in our high school and 20% of young black men have criminal records. a young black man is eight times more likely to be murdered than a young white man and also always the murderer is another young black man.

leah's pantry shifted workshops to workshops over a video platform. i'm happy to answer any questions that you have at this time. >> do we have any questions from our commissioners? seeing none. can we ask public if there are any comments to make on this item? >> please open the phone lines for our last agenda item, ee. we'll wait 30 seconds. we have any callers in the queue? >> there are no public comments. >> thank you. >> hearing no further request to speak on the item, we'll close public comment. motion from the commissioners to approve agenda item ee? >> so moved? >> commissioner sklar and second from commissioner lum. thank you. please take your roll call vote on general ite agenda item ee. [roll call vote] vote is unanimous. >> president knutzen: thank you so much. are there any announcements? >> i want to quickly on behalf of d.a.s. to acknowledge the endurance of the commissioners today. it is wonderful. i wanted to acknowledge, bridget, justin, jenny and the folks that kept the meeting going. we have wonderful vast network of services that w

hospitals in the belgian province of leah's are now the epicenter of europe's 2nd wave, and struggling to keep up. we are not able to admit one new patient any more. so if a patient comes in the emergency room with a through the, we have to transfer him to another or be done in belgium until the flemish, both of benjamin will be ortho 4th devo tells us his team is not only short of beds, but also personnel one in 5 nurses in the region have tested positive for the virus themselves, but the pressure is so high that those who don't have symptoms continue to work under strict safety precautions. and the actual number of infections is likely to be higher than the official figures across town at leisure. as university hospital testing is ongoing. i can't smell or taste any more and i have a headache. medics here can conduct 280 tests every day, but these tests are strictly for those who have a doctor's prescription, family members, friends, or coworkers who have been in close contact with them, but don't show any symptoms, cannot get a test for them or as the moment we have so many positive

. >> reporter: weldon's wife, leah, is now a single parent, too. >> he shouldn't be in prison. person that should -- my son should be able to of know. >> a woman caught in an abusive marriage, now the fallen hero, contemplating life behind bars. perhaps he sums it up best. >> there's no winners here. you know, there's no winners at all. you know, this whole situation is a lie. >> and that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ne." i'm craig melvin thank you for watching >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> free meek mill! >> how do you explain why your case has become so important? >> this is the same thing that thousands of minorities are going through. they just don't have anybody to speak on their behalf. >> now they do. >> yeah, now they do. >> rap star, hashtag, symbol, meek mill inspired a movement. >> he's been wronged by the criminal justice system for a decade now. >> we have been conducting criminal justice with a chainsaw. >> in his first post-prison

i live with my two kids, avi and leah. my kids are awesome. they mean everything to me. my father start and run a handbag company. he put every penny he had into it, and he took a very big risk. and he did it. he broke open all of the major department stores, and his business took off very quickly after that.

. >> a lot of people aren't sure how to cook cauliflower or kale or fennel or whatever it is, and leah is really helpful at doing that. >> i think having someone actually teaching you here is a great experience. and it's the art of making a meal for your family members and hope that they like it. >> i think they should come and have some good food, good produce that is healthy and actually very delicious. >> cooking is one of my biggest passions, to be able to share, like, my passion with others, and skills, to h h h h h h h hh >> clerk: this is the remote hearing for the planning commission on november 19, 2020. on april 3, 2020, the planning commission received authorization from the mayor's office to reconvene remotely through the end of the shelter in place. this will be our 29 remote hearing. remote hearings require everyone's attention and, most of all, your patience. if you are not speaking, please mute your microphone and turnoff your video camera. to enable public participation, sfgov is broadcasting and streaming this meeti

. >> a lot of people aren't sure how to cook cauliflower or kale or fennel or whatever it is, and leah is really helpful at doing that. >> i think having someone actually teaching you here is a great experience. and it's the art of making a meal for your family members and hope that they like it. >> i think they should come and have some good food, good produce that is healthy and actually very delicious. >> cooking is one of my biggest passions, to be able to share, like, my passion with others, and skills, to h h h h h h h hh >> in accordance with governor newsom's state order to shelter in place and the local numerous state supplemental orders and directives [inaudible] on april 3, 2020, the planning commission was authorized to resume their regular schedule through the duration of the shelter in place remotely. therefore, the planning commission meetings will be held via video conferencing and allow for remote public comment. the commission strongly

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now behind closed doors because of the coronavirus pandemic took the lead early in the game through leah. but malik hit back with a stunning goal from their captain to draw, then level a largely left of late, but it was worth it. this spectacular strike from 100 might be sealing a 21 victory in the 1st ever one legged african champions league final. the win also means they represent the continent at the club, the world cup, that one is taking place in carter february, 2021 with fans locked out of the stadium many back to nearby cafes sitting shoulder to shoulder to watch the match on t.v. screens. full tilt stands on to cairo streets to celebrate the win in the asian champions league. it was a day to remember for china's gongs you ever grand. they recorded their 1st win in this year's competition. thanks to 2, no triumph over japan's whistle. coby, the tournament has been completed in a bio security bubble in carter. that's because the coronavirus overholt to the action earlier this year. there was another win for a chinese club or a japanese opponent on saturday is shanghai and aged yok