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lynette michael laney, who is running for reelection, says someone center photographs of the thieves, taking no signs. she has posted them to her social media page and she says it is her way of public shaming. and wants everyone to playfair. >>> i've never heard of anybody doing these kinds of shenanigans and i sent we have never engaged in it. my supporters have not engage in this. we do not want this to become more aggressive, which is the reason why i'm calling it out now. >>> five challenges are trying to unseat the district 3 city councilmember. she is running for her third term. >>> if you are not registered online, the deadline is at midnight tonight. the san jose voting center close just a few minutes ago, after extending its hours to help people registered in person. they took advantage, he registered and voted for the first time today. >> they to do more to the debates that were happening. and i just being much more aware about the type of political issues occurring in the country, i wanted to make sure that my voice was counted. >>> for more information on how to register o

these discoveries were talked about around the world lake huron lynette read it even on m.s.n. b.c. which compared my discovery to the hairstyle of a new york city celebrity or perhaps the inspiration for donald trump's hair back in tumble ponta it was time to check in on the spiders and more. first up the decoys. after searching the forest the night we came upon one just meters away from the research center they were able to document it for the 1st time ever in the act of actually building the fake spider and catching prey consider this a success in my book. but not all of field work is guaranteed success some. times the forest has its own plan. a moonlit boat ride to a nearby island to take a crack at solving another amazon mystery last year i led an expedition to this silent to solve the mystery of so can. and despite a few hours search in the area in which i had previously found many turned completely empty frustrating but all part of the process. but not all was lost on this island visit i encountered one of the few species out there that even scares me and had to documented fo

how did lynette and rochelle become diamond and silk. >> back in june of 2015, we started talking about the candidate don infield j. trump. we depend like how the media was vilifying hick. throwing him under the bus, calling hum out of his name. demonizing him so we spoke out. we didn't in the all these people were going to hear it. we were thrust into the political arena and being thrust into politics is very -- it's crazy. because you have out to there that have crazy ideas that want to hurt you, want to harm you, don't like for you to spook the truth. so that is how diamond and silk came about. so that people won't be popping up at the house knocking at your door, which i've had that happen to me. who is these people? diamond and silk, we do have a story. we tell it all in our book uprising, who the hell said you can't ditch and switch so go get the book. >> host: and one of the things you write about in the book are your folks, your parents, and you say in one part, they're both pastors, very loving, but at the same time mother was very controlling. >> guest: mother was controlling.

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continue in a number of cities across the united states when people need to be heard in this area lynetteearly 500 points were destroyed and about 80 percent of this land al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar is it that's going to solve the problem of flow to bring the moon in documentaries and night. the room. oh. it is here with an update on the sports news hi peter during tampa bay rays are on their way to the world series for the 1st time since 2008 of the beating the houston astros in game 7 of their american league championship series the rays were 3 nothing up in the series but after 3 straight losses from the series tied home runs from randy a rose or a and mike zunino so tampa bay return to form in game 7 though the rays winning 42 to win the american league championship for just the 2nd time they now move on to the world series it's. pretty special feeling i have had many many better rather than get married in having 3 kids. this is right there right there below that you can't get much better than that this is a special group to be a par

meanwhile in the comments, matt hong lynette hancock has been explaining what's going to happen in greaterrom the government of £60 million for greater manchester for a business support is still on the table. we wait to hear from andy bonham and other local leaders to see whether they want to continue discussions on that basis. there are conservative mps from the greater manchester area who are not particularly happy about new restrictions. also the chair of the 1922 backbench committee, and influent shoulder can many let's have a listen to him now. the lockdowns themselves cost lives as well as livelihoods. that they have a terrible toll on the mental health particularly of the young. does it except that it's better to do these things if they must be done by consent? and in that regard will you confirm that these measures will be brought to this house for approval and that in any case they will end with the sunset after 28 days. just expressing some discomfort about a further measure and the impact they have for .net hancock responded saying measures are better brought in by consent that

faces00 p.m., liz cheney lynette grable and jeff agate, all running to represent wyoming's congressional district. watch live on c-span at c-span.org, and you can also listen on the free c-span radio app. coming up next "washington journal," your reaction to last ninth vice presidential debate between vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris. ♪ host: good morning. it is thursday, october 8, 2020. last night, mike pence and kamala harris stepped on the debate stage at the university of utah at 9:00 eastern and stepped off at 10:30. it was a 90 minute class mostly over the leadership of president trump and the policy plans of joe biden. we want to hear about you about those exchanges and who you thing one the only vice presidential debate of campaign 2020. give us a call on the phone lines. if you support the trunk/fence ticket, (202) 748-8001 is the number. if you support the biden/harris ticket, (202) 748-8000. if you are undecided or supporting third-party candidate, (202) 748-8002 is the number. you can also send us a text -- text, and that number is (202) 748-8003. catchise

lynette scullen and joan scullen. maru santini. buck mckinney. christina danielo. cal schoenfeld. greg papadake. sara sally belin. roland castillo. nice coch. david toshman. joseph lobionco. edward alonzo. mr. president, i'd also like to share some concerns of the people of new york over what a future without the affordable care act would look like. while my colleagues tried to rush this confirmation so judge barrett could be seated in a time to rule on a case that could cause millions of americans to lose access to their health care, i think it's important that we remember how that case will affect the people we are here to serve. in new york, there are more than eight million people with preexisting conditions who could face higher costs, fewer benefits, more troubling, more trouble finding the coverage they need if the a.c.a. is repealed. there are more than three million people who could be denied coverage all together over preexisting conditions that are deemed uninsurable. and there are more than 470,000 people who have been diagnosed with covid, each of whom could find them