lonnie what do you think? >> the senate races are crucial because they will help determine the environment we will have for policymaking after the election. if joe biden gets elected, he has a unified democratic congress, that means it won't go done there there is a divide of congress. many of the senate races are quite impactfulle and will decide who has the majority of the senate. you look at arizona, colorado, iowa, north carolina, now south carolina, where lindsay graham the incumbent is under fire. these are the races that will determine the majority of the senate, and president trump, the level of support he gets is going to help dictate how successful or unsuccessful the down ballot republicans are. the better trump does, the more likely some of the republican candidates get re-elected. and where the states lagging the president, arizona, north carolina, if the president's support falls in the swing states, their support i think will fall as well, and that will have a major impact on the senate and the

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cbs' lonnie quinn joins us now. so, lonnie, when do we think this could make landfall?porter: for the yucatan wednesday, the u.s. gulf coast, looks like friday, late in the day. right now you have 140-mile-per- hour winds. it's a category 4 storm. it's 215 miles east of cozumel. this is going to move right over the yucatan and potentially with 155-mile-per-hour winds, the strongest hurricane ever to make landfall in the yucatan. then it will make the big curve once it gets into the gulf. norah, watch this. right towards the louisiana coastline as a category 3 storm. look at how the models are handling this. a lot of consensus here. we agree it's going to be a louisiana storm. but, look, some of the models are putting it over by lake charles, the european models included. lake charles was devastated by laurel earlier in the season. and now you're putting equally as strong a storm on top of it. buildings have been compromised and now this. if it looks like louisiana has had a tough season, norah, this is the sixth time that a portion of the louisiana coastline has been in

so let's bring in cbs' lonnie quinn. so, lonnie, this storm has been pretty unpredictable, right? >> man, it's been going up and down. think about this, norah. this storm is a record breaker from going from a tropical depression to a category 4, the fastest in history. then it bumped down to a cat 1. now we're back to a major farricane, a category 3. winds are blowing at 135 miles per hour. 335 miles from the coast of let's talk about what's going to happen as this pushes towards onger, mayana coastline. we think it's going to get a little stronger, maybe 125-mile- per-hour wind but losing some strength as it comes onshore. it will come onshore about 24 hours from now as a cat 2, maybe a cat 3. the red line from where the but look at this. here's the projection. that red line from where the national hurricane center things landfall will be. the red line from where the national hurricane center things the line will be, this line, s line,an 15 miles away, is where laura made its devastating landfall six weeks ago. and look at the wind field. it comes on shore again 24 hours from now

it was a legislative reaction to the supreme court decision. >> jon, it was -- >> lonnie, jump in herefinish. >> you haven't answered the question. >> this court is going to put women back in alleys and gays back in the closet and workers back in the -- >> lonnie, i want you to step in here. >> democrats don't want to answer the question. the barrett confirmation hearings are important. by the way to bring -- >> thank you to our round table. we're out of time. that is all for us. tune in on thursday. george stephanopoulos will anchor a town hall meeting with vice president biden and voters for a special edition of "20/20." have a great day.

some residents in the community say the problems with the food lonnie's go beyond the destruction of the farmland and. then. to be honest if they want to appease the locals they would have to stop committing crimes while there would be peace and unity among us in this community if some of them would stop stealing and doing other bad things. experts say the lack of a proper landownership system and a lack of community sensitivity have contributed to the conflict. played demarkation. where you can create is where you come from is a major problem for some form of competition for space in reading some of these rooms in other places is lack of information the government has struggled to come up with a solution for now so that is like sambo pray for an end to hostilities to protect his livelihood and his family. protests against racism in the us and europe have led to the toppling of statues that appear to glorify a slave owners in west africa relics from that era are being restored to shine a spotlight on the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade the city of we die in ben now it was on

professor lonny chen. how are you? >> good. >> let's say he continues to improve and bounces back quickly. could his battle with covid actually help him with his narrative that the coronavirus was never that serious? >> you know, i think what it's going to tend to do is to reinforce perceptions of him, ok. people who like the president, support the president, see him as being a strong figure, somebody who was able to confront covid and deal with it quickly. those who do not like the president. those who have a negative impression of the president, they will see him as as as as as really depends on how you view this electoral cycle. i think it reinforces those views that people have already. >> people see it through the lens they want to see it through. right? there are a few new polls. reuters shows 67% of registered voters say if he had taken it more seriously he probably wouldn't have gotten himself. 52% of registered voters don't trust him. is this even important at all as you weigh the political ramificati ramifica

sambo is not alone in this predicament today he's attending a meeting with other free lonnie's in his community they often come together to discuss the challenges they face sharing stories of discrimination and how they can stay safe. and the time we meet like these. bus and i will say if you had been on bus not children not to you quite honestly people would. be. some residents in the community saying the problems with the food lonnie's go beyond the destruction of the farmland and. then. to be honest if they want to appease the locals they would have to stop committing crimes while there would be peace and unity among us in this community if some of them would stop stealing and doing other bad things. experts say the lack of a proper landownership system and a lack of community sensitivity have contributed to the conflict. there clare demarcation of where you can create is where you come from is a major problem for some form of completion for space in we've seen some of these rooms in other places is lack of information the government has struggled to come up with a solution for now

>>one day at a time that was long the lonnie wong reporting jablon is now a life coach. speaker and award-winning author who wrote about his struggles with substance abuse. >>still ahead on the property news president trump returns to the campaign trail. he says he's immune to covid as he tries to win votes in swing states. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time is 4.30 good morning, everyone, thanks for staying with us and a lot of curious about the weather yesterday was a really nice stay in those numbers are on the rise, but of course that means fire danger so we have someone who is tracking it all and that's john trouble, hey there

>>lonnie wong. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news for leggett tiller's that's how some are describing feral pigs that are just causing damage to south bay golf course, we'll have more on this story coming up after the break. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, everyone, the time is 4.30 good morning to you and thanks for staying with us sir, thanks for waking up with us if you're just now turning on your tv or your app

some residents in the community say the problems with the food lonnie's go beyond the destruction of the farmer and. to be honest if they want to appease the locals they would have to stop committing crimes there would be peace and unity among us in this community if some of them would stop stealing and doing other bad thing that's. experts say the lack of a proper land ownership system and a lack of community sensitivity have contributed to the conflict. there are clear demarcation of where you can increase where you come from is a major problem for some form of competition for space. within some of these rooms in other places is the lack of information the government has struggled to come up with a solution for now for that is like sambo pray for an end to hostilities to protect his livelihood and his family. protests against racism in the us and europe have led to the toppling of statues that appear to glorify a slave owners in west africa relics from that era are being restored to shine a spotlight on the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade the city of we die in bed now was

about the long-term fire hazards and the high sierra as we of course headed to the winter months lonnie wong reports. >>are at the driest feel conditions ever. >>it was a close call after flames were spotted by a fire lookout tower in the eldorado national forest 60 miles east of forest hill with the wind gusting at 30 miles an hour air support was not possible. luckily. forestry crews were put on 24 hour shifts for this wind event. >>we actually had crews on overnight last night as part of this wind event and we were able to send them out a very very early as soon as the fire call came in. >>the fire is burning slash piles left from the aftermath of the massive king fire in 2014. crews had to deal with spot fires caused by the heavy winds to make matters worse several fire facilities in the eldorado national forest are running on generator power because of the pga any power shut down. usually by this time of year that would be at least one web storm to ease fire conditions or even in the fire season. but recently the climate has been different. >>there was summer precipitation. no thun

>>yeah just chillin in the house that was lonnie wong reporting regal theaters in the u.s. employ more than 4,000 people. the last showing that regal theaters will be at the end of the business day on thursday. a california is now accepting new unemployment claims this comes after a 2 week hiatus the state updated its system and talk more than a million claims on backlog, the employment development department has sent out e-mails and texts to thousands of people waiting to submit new claims saying that can. well governor newsome has nominated justice martin czink ends to the california supreme court. justice jenkins would be the first openly, black man to serve in that position. he was born and raised right here in the bay area received his law degree from the university of san francisco law school in 1980 and practice in the bay area in many different capacities. he was most recently an associate justice of the california court of appeal first appellate district division 3 and he is confirmed to the state high court jenkins will be replacing justice ming w chen who retired

so, lonnie, what is the forecast?> the exact location of landfall of delta was creole, louisiana, only 18 miles from where laura made landfall about six weeks ago. take a look at the current situation. it came on shore, delta category 2, now a 1. it's 25 miles to the west-southwest of jennings, louisiana. where does it go from here, how will it transition? it will continue to weaken pushing further inland. by 3:00 a.m. saturday morning it's around alexandria, louisiana, a tropical storm at this time and will continue to lose strength. the shoreline still picking up storm surge. the storm surge will probably peak sometime early saturday morning. saturday, lunchtime, it's now putting heavy rain around memphis, little rock. center of circulation north of jackson, michigan. the story this point forw mes just how aivs been in the gulf of mexico this year. it's a record setter in terms of how many landfalls we've had. for the u.s. this year we've had a record ten. notice where the concentration has been. all primarily in th

lonnie. thanks for joining us tonight.ike to play a clip from last night's debate that crystallizing both candidate's healthcare argument. >> he wants socialism and his vice-president, she is more liberal than bernie sanders and wants it more. bernie sanders want it. the democrats want it. >> he thinks he is running against somebody. he is running against joe biden. i beat all of those other people because i disagreed with them. >> joe biden trying to remind all of those swing voters in the middle that part of the reason he had a tough time the primary because is more moderate than kamala harris. how did that go over with swing voters? >> i don't think it went over well. joe biden supports public option which is a pathway to the medicare for all solution that kamala harris supported. this public option could take 1 million americans out of the plans they have now and put them in government coverages and causes tax increases to the typical middle income family. it's a problem when former vice president biden argues he is no

lonnie. thanks for joining us tonight.e to play a clip from last night's debate that crystallizing both candidate's healthcare argument. >> he wants socialism and his vice-president, she is more liberal than bernie sanders and wants it more. bernie sanders want it. the democrats want it. >> he thinks he is running against somebody. he is running against joe biden. i beat all of those other people because i disagreed with them. >> joe biden trying to remind all of those swing voters in the middle that part of the reason he had a tough time the primary because is more moderate than kamala harris. how did that go over with swing voters? >> i don't think it went over well. joe biden supports public option which is a pathway to the medicare for all solution that kamala harris supported. this public option could take 1 million americans out of the plans they have now and put them in government coverages and causes tax increases to the typical middle income family. it's a problem when former vice president biden argues he is not

course of the year we've seen 90 people killed most of the security forces targeting ethnic full lonnie's most of them support opposition leader. and our other headlines the united nations is in azerbaijan to respect and you see fine which appears to have been broken just within hours of it coming into effect both sides are accusing each other of violating a 2nd ceasefire in the space of a week it was established a day after the as ery said 13 people were killed in a missile attack on the city of gunja more than 700 people are estimated to have died so far in 3 weeks of fighting of the disputed region of the corner. meanwhile tens of thousands of people have been marching through the streets of the capital of better reuss despite a threat 5 police that firearms against against them at least 100 people have been arrested and stun grenades could be heard at one point protest as a calling for an end to president alexander lukashenko has 26 year rule. protests continuing in thailand as well tens of thousands of people there have been out in bangkok for a 5th straight day despite warnings from

wineries homes and businesses like the one behind me this is trailside in its own by 79 year-old a lonnie gray all the fences we've lost some trees. >>the pool that i just talked to the pool guy the pool is salvageable but they're not going to come in until we can get access to the well. >>the wells birthing wellhead is bird she's owned this property for over 30 years and while parts of that have been destroyed by the fire. her bnb survived i was surprised when we drove up and i still had a house. >>and as you drive down silverado trail. there's a lot of houses gone all of her bnb reservations have been canceled and now it's all about cleanup and recovery. >>ray can do whatever we can to get back up and running to tell you the i've been doing it so long, i'm not sure i'm going to open it back up. >>calfire expects to have the glass fire under containment by october 20th in the meantime owners of homes wineries and lonnie gray who longs trailside in they're just assessing the damage in trying to recover from the glass fire you see that i have plenty >>work to keep me going right now. and f

rise in fact one former addict is helping others in their own struggles during this difficult time lonnie wong has the story. >>this month means a lot to me job and has been sober for 14 years recovering from substance abuse that started with alcohol and graduated to prescription drugs oxi caught and. >>perkins said darpa set and i was one of these what they call high-functioning alcoholics and addicts i never even knew i had a problem. >>health experts are alarmed at the nearly 27% increase in offside alcohol sales since the spring, the number of suicides are also up of the same time last year add to that that 40 states are now reporting that there have been an increase in opioid related the same time last year. adam is echoing with other health experts are saying. >>between worry. anxiety boredom, confusion be stuck in there who doesn't want a little relief the fear is that the problem will continue even after the pandemic subsides when the pandemic's over it's not like everyone gets their job back the signs of addiction are visible even on zoom calls weight loss. >>puffiness in the fac

>>well i was lonnie wong reporting jablon is now a life coach, a speaker and an award-winning author who wrote about his struggles with substance abuse. >>it's 5.20 and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, california republicans are admitting to putting out on authorized ballot drop boxes in several counties and now the state is demanding they remove them, but the gop says they've done nothing wrong. we'll have more on what's going on in that battle and after the break we're going take a look and the growing calls for increased safety. after a car accidentally drove into a crowd eating in the south bay. and a live look here at the cars heading on the approach to the bay bridge. the east bay in the san francisco, we'll be at oroweat organic... ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmentally-friendly way of baking breads. our ingredients are farmed per strict usda organic standards. our bakeries are powered by renewable wind energy. and we support environmental causes through 1% for the planet. oroweat or

some residents in the community say the problems with the food lonnie's go beyond the destruction of the farmland and. to be honest if they want to appease the locals they would have to stop committing crimes while there would be peace and unity among us in this community if some of them would stop stealing and doing other bad thing that's. experts say the lack of a proper landownership system and a lack of community sensitivity have contributed to the conflict. there claire demarcation of where you can increase where you come from is a major problem for some form of completion for space. within some of these rooms in other places is lack of information the government has struggled to come up with a solution for now for that is like sambo pray for an end to hostilities to protect his livelihood and his family. protests against racism in the u.s. and europe have led to the toppling of statues that appear to glorify a slave owners in west africa relics from that era are being restored to shine a spotlight on the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade the city of weed out in ben now w

concerned about the long-term fire hazards in the high sierra as we head now into the winter months lonnieports. >>are at the driest feel conditions ever. >>it was a close call after flames were spotted by a fire lookout tower in the eldorado national forest 60 miles east of forest hill with the wind gusting at 30 miles an hour air support was not possible. luckily. forestry crews were put on 24 hour shifts for this wind event. >>we actually had crews on overnight last night as part of this wind event and we were able to send them out a very very early as soon as the fire call came in. >>the fire is burning slash piles left from the aftermath of the massive king fire in 2014. crews had to deal with spot fires caused by the heavy winds to make matters worse several fire facilities in the eldorado national forest are running on generator power because of the pga any power shut down. usually by this time of year that would be at least one web storm to ease fire conditions or even in the fire season. but recently the climate has been different. >>there was summer precipitation. no thunderstorm

>>lonnie wong. >>covid-19 outbreak at a san francisco hospital what that facility is doing after 2 patients and 3 health care workers tested positive for the virus plus a former government official reveals he has been criticizing president trump's leadership. under the cover of anonymity why he says he did it and reaction from the president. beautiful weather around the bay area but a late season, hurricane rolling in it is going to make a mess across the u.s. will talk about it. >>next. >>ucsf medical center is now contact tracing its staff after 5 people tested positive for covid-19 the hospital says 2 of the cases where patients and the others were employees in a statement the hospital says it has not yet determined the origin of the infections. the hospital says it is isolated the patients and employees and it's doing contact tracing to see who else may have been exposed. hospital ads both patients had negative covid-19 test before they were admitted to the hospital. >>and take a look at this su

>>now as lonnie wong reporting jablon is now a life coach speaker and award-winning author who wrote about his struggle with substance abuse. turning now to the weather was lawrence karnow to tell us what's happening or guys point nice start to the week a lot of sunshine out there today looking good tonight, no fog of the coastline right now looking toward the golden gate bridge, nice and clear their the air quality hey it is looking very good. the most part the bay area to really green as you can see out there right now that is a good place to be except back million little yellow there moderate amounts of fluid building up in the atmosphere but right now overall, it's looking like good air quality for most of the bay area tomorrow along the coastline, the east and the south bay of course you have the smoldering glassfire still in the north bay that may cause a little smoke to pile up there but other than that right now looks like high pressure taking over would love to get some rain in here certainly would love to bring into the fire season right now doesn't look like that's going t

>>that was lonnie wong reporting for us tonight, regal theaters here in the u.s. employs more than 4,000 people. the last showings at regal theaters will be at the end of the business day on thursday of this week. >>and still ahead a live look outside right now we're seeing the marine le rolled through parts of san francisco in the forecast by 1010 we have a little bit of rain possible. warm temperatures then cohen's it's our home was burned to the ground in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of family homes are destroyed in wildfires. families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims so families can move without a tax penalty. nineteen will help rebuild lives. vote 'yes' on 19. >>we continue to follow the glass fire burning in sonoma and napa counties the fire has burned almost 67,000 acres containment is at 41% tonight. the fire has destroyed nearly 600 homes saying both counties close to 22,000 structures remain threatened tonight. the situation seems to be getting s

>>lonnie wong.>here's the thing i'm not really afraid of the flight i'm just going one of my going to want to get there. there's nothing open really ruin things are still does not like a lot to do you're not going to be running around party in are. >>seeing relatives. they're saying don't do that for thanksgiving and what's the i was just stay home stay safe which is that's always been your mom knows what i'm ahead of my time. >>and what it'll take couch proof proof say better john if anybody is going to be adventurous enough to head outside today kind of weather we're looking at well it's going to be nice and sunny out there yet again today yesterday we had a beautiful day to enjoy winds calm down sunshine state with us temperatures remain mild keeping all that around today for almost a repeat of what we had for your wednesday looking out there at san francisco this morning from across the bay skies are beautiful unclear. >>definitely not a foggy morning. we have seen some cooler marine air slippin

lonnie norman died. he was 79 years old. now his death comes as new cases of covid are on the rise in 39 states. average daily deaths are also going up in ten states compared to two weeks ago. one of the hardest hit spots is the midwest. adriana diaz reports from chicago. >> reporter: with the nation seeing nearly 50,000 cases today, an ominous warning from public health officials. >> we are truly headed into the fall with a could he video individual virus disaster on our hands? >> reporter: seeing roughly twice as many cases as the spring. >> i hope these numbers jolt the american public into the realization it's on a trajectory of getting worse and worse. >> reporter: are we still in the first wave or is this the second wave? >> i don't believe this infection is being transmitted in waves. what it is, it's more like a coronavirus forest fire where, in fact, it burns, burns, burns. as soon as you let off the brake, then it all comes back again. >> reporter: there he is a flflairup in the northeast wher cases are up 40%. in

emerged on to the steps of the hospital 4 days after he shocked the world by announcing he and 1st lady lonnie a had tested positive for curvy 19 trump was back. after the short helicopter flight to washington the president crossed the white house lawn and strode up the staircase he made a point of removing his mask offering a salute to the departing ak rude. and there was in courage moment for the other 7 and a half 1000000 americans who've been infected by the virus oh let it dominate you don't be afraid of it you're going to beat it we have the best medical equipment we have the best medicines all developed recently and you going to beat it i wept i didn't feel so good and 2 days ago i could have left 2 days ago 2 days ago felt great like better than i have in a long time i said just recently better than 20 years ago don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives. stem across a challenge and joe biden was asked on television where they hear greet the president had to pass some responsibility for contracting the virus anybody you contracts the virus for essentially saying rash thoug

many of them full on these with a new vote underway come by sorry i'm a dinky is now worried full lonnie'say seek revenge just. so i wish that even if jello wins this elections that we can walk hand in hand unite as people politics shouldn't tear us apart. while some hope for change others for continue 80 many 1st time voters want to call out a culture of politics that is pitting getting ends against each other because hawke al-jazeera. still ahead and i'll just say or. we win wisconsin we win the whole ballgame is a. dog from goes out swinging in the battleground states to revive his u.s. presidential campaign. and protests are expected in france as the nation mourns the murder of us think you're in a paris suburb. hello there's been so much rain in eastern europe recently that is currently a flood warning in western slovakia there's plenty of placid aramic from the systems are moving east and taking the rain with this although the rivers are high there's no more significant rain to come in fact there's a cooling trend we didn't see some stuff not down here mostly but certainly in scandin

resident trump and first lady lonnie a trump have tested positive for the coronavirus. hello again. >> the president said he and the first lady will self quarantine in the white house and this bombshell development coming just a month before the upcoming election. the president broke the news on twitter about one hour ago and his tweet said quote tonight the first lady and i tested positive for covid-19 and we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. we will get through this together. the white house said the president got tested after his top aide hope hicks found out she was positive for the coronavirus and hicks had traveled with the president to a rally just yesterday and was with him on air force one both to and from the debate on tuesday in cleveland. this means other white house staffers and members of the presidents family and inner circle may also have been exposed. >>> joining us now is a political reporter greg lee and with these fast-moving developments. the white house doctors of the president will continue with his official duties at the

tortured many of them full audience with a new vote underway kubba sorry i'm a dinky is now worried for lonnie's may seek revenge. so i wish that even if jello wins this elections that we can walk hand in hand unite as people politics shouldn't tear us apart while some hope for change others for continue 80 maybe 1st time voters want to call out a culture of politics that is pitting gideon's against each other because hawking al-jazeera in ivory coast supporters of president alassane ouattara and his opponents have clashed ahead of the election it happened after an op after opposition candidates called for a boycott of the vote scheduled for the end of this month president ouattara has rejected talks with rival parties and kicked off his campaign on friday he's accused of violating the constitution by running for a photo. they are scared of losing the election as we say here in ivory coast if they are man enough to come to the election and let the ivorians choose instead of staying in the air conditioned lounges in their air conditioned offices and their air conditioned chairs let them come here

many of them full on these with a new vote underway come by sorry i'm a dinky is now worried full lonnie'smay seek revenge. so i wish that even if jello wins this election zz that we can walk hand in hand unite as people politics shouldn't tear us apart. while some hope for change others for continue 80 many 1st time voters want to call out a culture of politics that is pitting getting ends against each other because hawking al-jazeera. first thing in bolivia's presidential election is set to get under way in just a few hours security forces have been deployed in anticipation of possible unrest and election last year plunged into political turmoil president even more as one that vote resigned and went into exile shortly after allegations of electoral fraud al-jazeera has more. medical looking forward to voting on sunday. in bolivia capital of us he says that the election could be crucial in helping fight racism against indigenous communities in this landlocked nation oh my . i will vote for ever more dollars party so there is no racism in believe year now we are struggling financially but

lady are both well at this time and that the white house medical team will maintain a vigilant watch lonnie a trump later tweeted we are feeling good trump has several risk factors that put him in danger of complications from covert 19 he is in his bid seventy's and overweight only had to wait for the next few days and. were for some people getting sick within hours but you know some people don't get sick until week after and so we have the reading be carefully observing the situation trump has declined to wear a mask on many occasions occluding at rallies where many of his supporters also refused to wear a mask. his entourage including family members went masculists at the tuesday debate trump even ridiculed democratic candidate joe biden for wearing a mask as recommended by virtually all public health experts i don't wear masks like him every time you see him he's got a mask he could be speaking 200 feet away from many shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen if trump were to become seriously ill and unable to carry out his duties the constitution provides for a vice president mike p

solution they have for the external is to develop their relationship with asia especially the areas lonnie's the asean reach us population so about $650000000.00 proximately like the european union and then also the other one is there see what they can do with this original comprehensive economic partnership which they want to or not he had with asian countries but the nearby china let me ask you what the focus will be then for the next 5 years. then that's the next 5 years will mean that they will boast and you saying that the straight at for example to food production. local energy production. consumption of light industrial goods saw services domestic tourism so to take advantage of the improving and burgeoning middle class that is happening now in china they are like 30 to 35 percent of their population classifies middle middle income so that is a big source of possible domestic growth and speaking of growth now china already has a lead when it comes to 5 g. and possibly are to fill artificial intelligence as well but now it's identified chips as an area it really needs to focus on becau

lady are both well at this time and that the white house medical team will maintain a vigilant watch lonnie a trump later tweeted we are feeling good trump has several risk factors that put him in danger of complications from covert 19 he is in his bid seventy's and overweight would have to wait for the next 2 days and now for some people get really sick within hours but you know some people don't get sick until week after and so we have the reading be carefully observing the situation trump has declined to wear a mask on many occasions occluding at rallies where many of his supporters also refused to wear a mask. his entourage including family members went masculists at the tuesday debate trump even ridiculed democratic candidate joe biden for wearing a mask as recommended by virtually all public health experts i don't wear mess like him every time you see him he's got a mask he could be speaking 200 feet away from and he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen if trump would have become seriously ill and unable to carry out his duties the constitution provides for a vice president m

course of the year we've seen 90 people killed most of the security forces targeting ethnic full lonnie'sost of them support opposition leader. really tense situation from now on doing the counting until the election results will be announced and we know that each candidate want to call out the vote for themselves as soon as possible as soon as they get a sense of the results obviously there she is right now nicholas is that being more violence how have rival candidates and parties trying to exploit. sensitive ethnic divisions. that's right mary and it's really a sense of really exploiting grievances but it's all for some analyst a smokescreen this this division between ethnic and i think well there's a lot more to it there's a lot of intermarriage is it's a multiethnic country there are other ethnic groups in guinea there's a susu there are other there are other ethnic groups at play here but this for for analysts is a smokescreen to what really is that stake in that this incredibly wealthy country more than 25000000000 tons of bauxite is believed to be on the ground in guinea making it

lonnie chen, there was a really unusual video from the fbi director and three agency heads includingone, the head of the nsa, they put this out on twitter about election security. and it puts them really against what the dni, former republican congressman radcliffe, has been saying, and of course the white house. [0

to the steps of the hospital 4 days after he shocked the world by announcing he and 1st lady even lonnie a had tested positive for covert 19 trump was back. after the short helicopter flight to washington the president crossed the white house lawn and strode up the staircase made a point of removing his mosque offering a salute to the departing ecru and there was encourage mint for the other 7 and a half 1000000 americans who've been infected by the virus oh let it dominate you don't be afraid of it you're going to beat it we have the best medical equipment we have the best medicines all developed recently and you going to be did i when i didn't feel so good and 2 days ago i could have left 2 days ago 2 days ago felt great like better than i have in a long time i said just recently better than 20 years ago don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives. democratic challenger joe biden was on asked on television where they he agreed the president had to pass some responsibility for contracting the virus anybody who can tracks the virus for essentially saying roscoe rather social

it was really important for israel to raise the country's flag and the goal lonnie brigades flag on topof mount hermon on the last day of the war . and to prevent the syrians from securing any sort of success from this war. on the suez canal front things were no better for the egyptians. these release had the entire egyptian 3rd army besieged on the eastern side of the canal. 35000 soldiers cut off from their supply lines. that may affect them and the side at least every day we had with us what was called combat russian 3 packs of small biscuits and 2 bars of press they tell us these things could provide you the necessary calories for one day but now it was all the food that was available for the soldier to 5 days and one that had a gun there was nothing but other. but the israelis were also facing a major problem for the 1st time in the history of arab israeli conflict egypt was holding a large number of prisoners of war. $230.00 in total. i want to hold for an award this year to get almost a country off from under the arrival of the 1st prisoners lifted the morale of all our forces st

. >> lonny is joining us from phoenix, arizona, go ahead, please. >> caller: i'd like to point out to your audience, mr. scully, you're getting a very one-sided economic argument on tonight's program from your panel. ms. shlaes is certainly entitled to her opinion but she's a well-known revisionist historian, seldom with an encouraging thing to say about the new deal. she has several times repeated that because unemployment was still in the low teens as of 1940 that the new deal had failed. i would like to point out that in ms. shlaes' book, i have it in front of me, she concedes roosevelt's experiment in fact worked. she writes, quote, the spending was so dramatic that finally it functioned as canes had hoped it would and as of 1936, within a year, unemployment would drop from 22% to 14%, end quote. now, granted, 13%, 14% is still too high as of 1940 but to say that when roosevelt came in with unemployment in the mid to high 20s, and due to deficit spending had reduced it to the low teens earmarks it as a failure is just unfair. ms. shlaes has made a career of repeating this, and i t

lady are both well at this time and that the white house medical team will maintain a vigilant watch lonnie a trump later tweeted we are feeling good. trump has several risk factors that put him in danger of complications from covert 19 he is in his bid seventy's and overweight only had to wait for the next few days. were for some people getting sick with own alors but you know some people don't get sick until week after and still we have the reading be carefully observing the situation trump has declined to wear a mask on many occasions of clothing at rallies where many of his supporters also refused to wear a mask. his entourage including family members went masculists at the tuesday debate trump even ridiculed democratic candidate joe biden for wearing a mask as recommended by virtually all public health experts i don't wear masks like him every time you see he's got a mask he could be speaking 200 feet away from many shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen if trump were to become seriously ill and unable to carry out his duties the constitution provides for a vice president mike p

take lonnie interest and clare nee lmp n n neeley, they are 101, and they swung "sweet low, sweet chairiot00 miles to vote. this 90-year-old woman, the 22nd child of a former enslaved person who submitted her ballot, or james wendell williams, who's last wish was to vote. and who's son took him to the polls though he was stricken with cancer at 77 years old. he voted. though sadly in his state, his vote won't count because he died. but to the very end, he voted. and his families votes will count. look at the people. responding to long lines in philly, not by leaving without voting, but by dancing. or at the brooklyn marching band who turned long lines outside of the barclay's center in to a street party. you can do that too. andif you need more motivation, i want you to listen to otis moss, jr., and his son and grandson telling you the story of reverend moss's father who walked miles to the polls, determined to vote to be turned away. >> go vote, papa. >> six miles to the town's center. >> he on advertise, it looks like you have come to the wrong polling place. >> a clear and blatant lie.