tonight's guest of honor author of "citizen mack" politics, an honorable calling senator connie mack 92 senator mack left a successful banking. to serve in the house of representatives. he upon returning to the private sector mack became chairman of the h. lee moffitt center in tampa, florida. with that i will hand it over to governor jeb bush and keep in mind you can submit your questions to the feature. >> thank you very much. it's such a joy to have this conversation with the man i'd hire so muc and i've read the book connie. a greatook. "the news york times" tod had an artle about independent bookstores that i thi is worth mentioning because i am a candle guy but every time i read a book on candle i buy 10 books to be able to send to print. i think it's important to be ab to really focus on the fact that as a nation we need to be literate and we need to be supporting authors across the spectrum but i'm a big fan of yours and a big supporter of is so i read it on kindle and it's ony list of 10 books am going to buy. gi it chance to do it i would suggest you do it in the independen

the nights guest of honor author of "citizen mack: politics, an honorable calling" senator connie mack. 1982 senator mack left a successful banking career to run for the house of representatives where he served three terms before running for one of florida's seats in the u.s. senate. he served two terms before choosing not to run for reelection. upon returning to the private sector he became chairman of the moffitt campus center in tampa, florida. with that i will hand it over to governor bush to begin a conversation. keep in mind you can submit your questions through the chat feature and later in the event we will go through those. >> thank y very much. it is such a joy to have this conversation with a man i admire so much and i've read the book. it's a great book. >> thank you, jeb. the "new york times" today had an article about independent bookstores that i think is worth meioning becau i'm a kindle guy but every time i read a boo on kindle i buy ten books to send to friends. it's important to be able to really focus on the fact that as a nation we need to be literate and we nee to

it was ethan mack's own, church-going, no-nonsense mother.rial, for her son, of course. gave a hint, then, at what she was made of. >> he was sort of a mama's boy, isn't he? >> yes, he is. >> do you know anything about your son having any involvement with kate waring's murder? >> no. >> if you did, would you stand here today and support him? >> he know i'd turn him in. >> then, as ethan's mother sat through the rest of the trial, she heard things. she knew her son, knew when he was hiding something. and so, she went to see him in jail. ethan's attorney, david ailer, heard it all. >> so, it did get loud in that cell when they were talking? >> it got very confrontational. basically, his mother said, there's more to this story, and you need to tell it and you need to tell it right now. you know, his mother wanted him to tell the truth, and tell what happened. >> reporter: and so, it was decided. soon after ethan and his mother had their talk, he appeared before the judge and admitted he did participate in the murder of his good friend, kate. he

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. >> tonight's guest of honor interviewing senator mack in 1982 cermak left a successful banking career to the senate where he served three terms in the u.s. senate. he then served two terms before reelection so with that i will hand it over keep an eye on your chat feature. >> thank you very much it is great to have this conversation with a man i admire so much in "the new york times" today had an article about independent bookstores that i think is worth mentioning because i am a kindle guy but every time i read a book i by ten to send to friends it's important to focus on the fact that as a nation we need to be literate and supporting authors across the spectrum. i'm a big fan of yours and a big supporter i read it on the amazon kindle and if you have a chance to do it i would suggest you do that the independent bookstore especially during the pandemic so there's enough for my announcement. >> there are four independent bookstores participating. >> that's why i brought it up. [laughter] we should name who they are the midtown reader, books and book books, bookstore one in sarasota an

tonight's guest of honor, author of citizen mack, politics an honor able calling, senator connie mack. 1982 he eleft a successful banging career to run nor house of representatives and serve three terms before run fog their u.s. senate. then served two terms before choosing not run for re-election. he became chairman of the h lee moffet conference. i'll hand it over to governor bush to begin the conversation and just keep in mine that you can submit your questions through the chat feature and later in the event. >> thank you very much. such joy to have this conversation with a man i admire so much, and i've read the book, connie, a great book. >> thank you, jeb. >> "the new york times" had a article about independent book stores that i think is worth mentioning because i'm a kindle guy but every time i read a book on kindle i buy ten books to be able to send to friends. think it's important to be able to really focus open the fact that as a nation we need to be literate and we need to be supporting authors across the spectrum but i'm a big fan of yours and i'm a big supporter of this

moderated by consuelo mack.y name is donna rapaccioli and i have the honor of serving as dean of the school of business. 2020 marks 100 years of business education. since our inception we believed in the power of partnerships to lead change. i would like to thank the center for global security analysis and our wonderful partners in the museum of american finance and the cfa society of new york who are sponsoring today's conversation. the centennial series was designed to shine light on emerging and important trends. one of the things we realized is reflecting on our history provides new insight into the current challenges that have disrupted and changed industries and business models. today's session focuses on the challenges leaders at jpmorgan chase and companies face and survive as seen in the latest book "jpmorgan's fall and revival: how the wave if consolidarion changed america's premier bank". i am very proud to say jpmorgan is the largest employer of business graduates and i know many of them are on the w

i knew about connie mack the first. this was a story you did not share that much when you are on the stump. >> it's always that balance. who are you. what you believe. i kind of stayed away from that. obviously extremely proud of my heritage for my mother's side. there texans. my great grandfather john shepherd was a congressman from texas in the 1800s. he died in 1904 i think. and my grandfather one that california went to the house. he remained until 1912 when he was appointed to the senate and as we were marked before. in those days senators were not directly elected. they were appointed by the state legislators. he have a seniority. he was the dean of the senate when he died in 1941. lyndon johnson tried to replace him got beat. he was the dean of the senate and his time also. >> i just want to pick up on one thought since we are down this road. when i was seven years old. they took us by train to washington dc. they gave us pads and pencils to take notes. and what we have an opportunity to participate in. i remembe

as the chair man headquartered in coral gables florida tonight's guest of honor senator connie mack. since 1982, senator mack launched a career to run for the house of representatives were serving three terms running for one of the seats in the u.s. senate. then served two times before choosing reelection. upon returning to the private sector, became chairman followed by the chair as in tampa florida. with that i will handed over to governor bush to begin the conversation and keep in mind you can submit your questions later in the event. a. >> thank you. it's a joy to have this conversati with a man i admire so much and i've read theook. it is a greatook. >> thank you. >> "the new york times" today had an article about independent bookstores that i think it is worth mentioning because i am a kindle guy but every time i read a book i buy ten books to be able to send to friend. i think it's important to be able to really focus on the fact that as a nation, we need to be literate and supporting authors across the spectrum. i'm a big fan of yours and supporter of this, so i have ten book

full of him who could not buy 0n, they are now beating lester mack in they are now beating lester mack they scored a penalty and fulham fans one of the significance of that. that is it for me. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. hello again. 0ver over the weekend, the winds developed and we have developed a change in with us although monday started off a ratherfamiliar change in with us although monday started off a rather familiar murky look across southern england and seven wells in the midlands and east anglia, we did see those brisk northwesterly wind spring much brighter weather to the northern areas of the uk with some sunshine and showers. there will be some further changes in the weather picture over the next few days. tuesday, cold air across parts of england and but in this warm sector will bring milder airfrom the northwest before that happens tuesday morning will start off on a cold note. there'll be some patches of frost to start the day across parts of scotland, england and wales into the day a fair bit of sunshine for east

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mack and my hand a lot of the time p.k. they never let their stuff happens and then i meant that my mates will move in from being full. now that doesn't mean that that's going to happen. in fact, i'm feats and that, i mean, he has even, and i mean to me, i do what i mean in my opinion, that sounds i'm going to have a let no man can come at any time and be something new. and i am and i don't think anyone can come down to one man and that it becomes a new kind. they're going to be implemented by someone or anything. and i think i'm not a bad ham in my mind. you name it. he can have it. he as to the general view on this matter is of great concern to us. united states is anxious that there be established in laos a peaceful country. a country independent country not dominated by either side, but can share and with the life of the people within the country, we are anxious that that their situation, their coming forward in the united states is using its influence to see that independent country. he spoke country, i'm committed, co

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mack far as i can hear. yes. and you're home and wife, and i let you know in the day he never let their stuff happens. and then i meant that my mate will move in from people. now that doesn't mean that that's going to happen in southampton and that i mean he has even, and they mean to me, but do what your grandfather. i mean i've been gone, sat in my you can hear it again. that sounds i'm joined in the face. but no, i can't bear market because on you i don't i don't think that one family comes down to one man and one thing and that the 1st guy there, send him on that bus. i'm going to find a seat and i love, but a man might let you name it. he can have a he as to the general view on that allows this matter is of great concern to us. united states is anxious to be established in laos, a peaceful country, a country, an independent country, not dominated by either side, but in sharing with the life of the people within the country. we are anxious that that their situation where united states is using its influence t

mack are terrified and can hit back and even admire my wife and a lot of that. you know, i'm just i'm the baby never let their stuff happens and then i meant that my mates will move in from being from the line as international. that's going to happen. in fact, i'm cheap and it got, i mean, he has even, and i mean to me, i do what he has in mind. you, i mean, you can do to him that so if i'm, you know, and today i know it may be me m m m m m m, and am going to do something and i am and i don't think anyone can come down when i am going back to the front and i'm kind of turned implemented by something but find a man and he can let you name it. he can have it. he as to the general view on this matter is of great concern to us. united states is anxious that they be established in laos, a peaceful country, a country independent country, not dominated by either side, but concerned with the life of the people within the country. we are anxious that their situation, their united states is using its influence to see that independent country peaceful country. i'm committe

mack are terrified and going to your home and even admire my wife and a lot of that. you know i think they never let their stuff happens and then i meant that my mate will move in from being from the line. that doesn't mean that that's going to happen. in fact, i'm keeps and that, i mean, she has been and i mean going to do what they had been blown in might do. i mean, you can do to him that so if i'm going to have a down to the plateau, maybe to me m m m m m m m and gerry mcentee something new at the time and i don't think anyone can come down to one man and that the phone and a new kind are going to be implemented. that's not going to find anything. and i think you name it, he can have and he as to the general view on this matter is of great concern to us. united states is anxious that there be established in laos a peaceful country. a country independent country, not dominated by either side, but can share and with the life of the people within the country. we are anxious to get that their situation where united states is using its influence to see that independent

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for years, the giants were hoping that mack williamson would become the next star outfielder. that didn't happen. and now he's blaming the giants fo struggles. williamson is suing the giants for this incident in 2018. he's trying to catch a ball in foul territory. trips over the bullpen mound and slams into the side wall. he suffered a concussion that he says still has lingering effects. williamson and his attorney claim that the head injury shorted his career. >> we believe that he was set to earn tens of millions of dollars as is common with many major league power-hitting outfielders. >> my intent in filing this lawsuit is to hold the park owners accountable for not only taking away my career but carelessly risking every other great player's career by needlessly placing the bullpen mounds on the field. >> the giants moved those bullpens behind the outfield wall this summer. they were hoping he would go through the baseball's workman's comp program, not the court. that did not happen. >>> how about some photos coming out of justin national? the person likely -- i gotta chang

yasmin mack the sure you noticed at the boys are little more robust and strong on that football is also a mental game i think we have just the smartest voice of america over moment when you play with toys you notice that you actually have a certain pace that girls who play in women's clubs don't have yet and. the 16 year olds are part of a german football initiative where top female youth players join voice teams to further develop they coach says the girls have no trouble keeping up with the boys . by sight see if they're not too sure of them brought on the pitch you quickly see that the girls are very different from the boys when they're loud they make their presence known and they play fantastic football that was well received by the guys i'm. so good that elijah was even made captain. of the old timers are the ones who voted for me when i think they wanted it too but they also respected me allowing me to take over their own it's only 100 solution ideas i've learned some things from them for example they communicate a lot during the game like small loudspeakers the kind of motivation

was a young lad running around los angeles at the beginning of my career, i knew a guy named john mack. i do know if you knew john but he was a giant. he taught me in the programs we peopleing, he said, our are powerful and they don't know what. you have to build a network, build businesses, different dimensions. it is going to take time. i have a huge amount of respect for him. i know you had the urban league nationally. when you look at your dashboard of the priorities you have to continue to basically rectify structural injustice over a long time, i know there are no silver bullets, but one of the things you put in line to begin changing the day, if you will? marc: let me thank you for having me in the late john mack was a mentor, a friend, a member of the national urban league board of trustees during my time , the man was talented, a great leader, a passionate fighter for civil rights and social justice and economic empowerment. at the national urban league for the lens of economic empowerment. work is theur racial wealth cap and racial economic divide that exists in this country.

it's my pleasure to turn it over to consuelo mack. >> thanks, david, and that is my favorite honor as well and i am thrilled to be here with gabelli and also the museum of american finance. history does matter of thought. that's why we are here and nick sargen has written a terrific book, "jpmorgan's fall and revival" and i love the fact it's a fault and revival. it really follows up, it picks up where ron charles classic the house of morgan left off, so it's a much needed history and nick, i'm delighted to have you here so thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you so much, consuelo, david, and i really appreciate with the museum of american finance and the gabelli center at fordham are doing sponsoring, wow, 100 years that's amazing as well as the cfa society. over to you, consuelo. >> let me give, at all of it to what david's introduction because you have at top economic and strategy positions at some major wall street firms, as he noted. but also you did to stand that jpmorgan before the merger, 1970-1983 during the developed country prices, debt crisis, and also another between

>> reporter: they're warning, brianna, telling americans we need to get better, bettering a mack usage and social distancing. even saying in some states seeing particularly high rises that they should think about, for example, cutting out indoor dining or other kinds of things where people congregate. this is, very clear that in some parts of the country things are going better than in other parts of the country. all of this i think experts tell you, yes, this is what people, what they should be saying, but the words, too little, too late, definitely come to mind. i mean, why are they saying this now? why wasn't this message being put out for the past many months, when you have a president, the white house task force, when you have the president making fun of people who wore masks? it's hard to get the -- oh, no, pe want you to wear masks. menking only works whb consiste when it's from the taj and occurs over time. >> new research showing wearing a mask could be the most effective weapon to stop the threat of covid completely. tell us about what that research said and if it's really to

pompeo's step off came a few days after manual prep -- menu mack brown telephoned joe biden to congratulate him on his win. -- emmanuel macron telephoned joe biden to congratulate him on his win. >> while in turkey, the u.s. secretary of state has no plans to meet with any government officials and will likely move to erase tensions between the two allies. he is set to meet the patient of the orthodox church. pompeo will make a stop in georgia before heading to israel where he will meet with benjamin netanyahu. he will become the first u.s. secretary of state to visit this area. the announcement has already sparked anger amongst palestinian authorities who have announced a dangerous precedent aimed at legitimizing the sentiment. pompeo will make stops in the united arab emirates. and in qatar which hosts the largest u.s. military base in the region. the secretary of state will end his tour with a visit to saudi arabia. another country that has maintained close ties with the u.s. under the trump administration. >> in other world news, the country that helped broker the latest peace deal for t

you know the giant giants always hope that mack would become the power hitting out fielder they were looking for for years. that didn't happen. now williamson is blaming the giants for early end to his career. williamson is suing the giants for this incident in 2018. he was trying to catch a ball in foul territory and tripped over the bullpen mound and slammed into the side wall. he suffered a concussion, he says he still has lingering effects. he and his attorney claim that head injury cut his cacuer short. >> my intent in filing lawsuit is to hold the park owners responsible for not only taking away my career but carelessly risking every other great player's career by needlessly placing the bullpen mounds on the field. >> the bullpens were moved to the out field this season. >>> nfl with coronavirus cases on the rise. owners voted yesterday to expand the playoff pool from 14 to 16 teams if teams are forced to cancel games. through nine weeks have have been no cancellations. that could benefit the raiders and 49ers. vegas is in a four way tie for six in the afc, san francisco is 9th

interview with her access to high speed lot is incredibly important you can tell they need it but mack says she and her freshman colleagues won't dwell identity questions. she says the fact that her party looks a little more like the broader population. >>is significant i hope that that kind of starts changing the narrative in washington dc and across the country about. >>really what does the gop look like. >>that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. >>coming up next the government is investigating tesla after dozens of complaints learn how the investigation could lead to a recall. plus a busy day and bury college sports. the annual big game between stanford and cow and a big upset by the usf men's basketball team kylen mills has the highlights next and facebook may be launching its new cr come experience floor and decor's grand opening in san leandro! safely shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor's newest location is now open. also open in milpitas and bur

sure of next report of mack's merrill take lessons as a going story in the brand and. needs you know what sounds good at the top fashion designer for the european brought. a lot of people are celebrating halloween and so we start the show with a cake make up from britain who specializes in scary creation sarah harvey's customers need a strong stomach to bite into her sweet treats how about a sexual and human brain it's all made of chocolate but it looks disturbingly real or a-k. shaped like a human foot we've paid her a visit at her home and a whole stead around 100 kilometers north east of london where she created a very ghoulish treat for us a zombie cake enjoy. my name sarah harding and i like to give you the creeps. shocking surprise use fully edible but definitely not to everyone's taste sara hardy hands an unusual way of making money. on the menu today human grade made the white chocolate. of a massive horrifying i can't remember what i didn't watch horror movies i've always made creepy things and bits of bodies when i was a sculptor i went to art school. and whe

as a result of those recent islam missed terror attacks that's how they were described by president mack on the has been an increase in security with thousands of additional military personnel being deployed particularly to protect places of worship and that's because the nice attack took place in a church and also because there was a threat linked to the terror. al qaeda that christian symbols or things that could be attacked now the incident that's still unfolding in vienna one of them took place near a synagogue now it's not clear that the synagogue was a target of that attack and in fact the chief rabbi of vienna has been speaking and saying he suggested that the synagogue wasn't the target and that actually that the terrorists behind that attack there were actually targeting people directly now suggesting that the austrian chancellor has been talking recently about some of the incidents that have been taking place in austria this which including what he said was some intimidation of christians let's have a listen to something he said just a few days ago before these events in vienna

. >> mack williamson.ot long ago he was a promising young player but now he says oracle park and the giants were negligent. here's why. take a look 2018 the former giants outfielder running to get this foul ball, he trips over the bull pen mound right there and goes head first into the wall. he claims that he still has symptoms from that concussion including blurred vision which ended his career. williamson is suing the team's ownership for an unspecified amount. the lawsuit claims he could have earned tens of millions of dollars. >> everybody's career ends at some point, but to have it taken from me because of the mounds, the bull pen mounds were unnecessarily placed on the field is -- it's very hard to cope with. >> it does have someimat merit. a majority of stadiums don't have those bull pen mounds along the foul line there. it should be noted they were widely believed to be in a dangerous spot and the giants did move them earlier this year behind the center field wall. >> we finally have the good news

on sunday, mack said, security all 3 points for the visitors. the germany international is grateful to score after his penalty was saved. when yahoo took an early lead, only for cologne to draw level. before half time the results moves, we are up to the place. there you go. well, for boss governing body fifa has banned the head of the game in africa from all football duties for 5 years because of corruption, ahmed ahmed from madagascar has been hoping to win a 2nd term as african confederation president in march. the 1st ethics committee found him guilty on a host of charges including offering and accepting gifts. and the misappropriation of funds was supported by fee for president johnnie infantino during his 2017 election campaign. he could appeal the damage to the court of arbitration for sport and tennis. danio medvedev has won the a.t.p. finals in london after coming from behind to win a gripping match against u.s. . open champion, dominic team on the russian, followed up his victory earlier this month at the paris masters to take the bigge

mack strong criticism came from other republicans. making me very serious allegations without any evidence to support it. >> reporter: the missouri senators said on friday, i think the resident should turn this discussion over to his lawyers. if they have a case to make him a there is a process where they make that. that process is timely. republican say, any election might have irregularities. they are not sure that rises to conspiracy in this case. >> they need to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. they have to be evaluated intentionally and thoroughly. i don't know that i can completely agree with the president that it is a conspiracy to steal the election. >> reporter: many republicans are saying they want to wait to see any evidence.>> i do support the fight for the votes. they should fight for. i am hopeful that he will win and be our president next year. either way, the showing has been great. i think we will go on as a stronger artie, no matter what happens. >> reporter: the trump campaign sent lawyers to the remaining batt

so how's that facility able to generate a profit we have to cut back on stuff and it's the only way mack clark is an attorney in bakersfield whose firm has filed multiple lawsuits against kingston over the years i think that there's one answer to what amounts to really 2 questions right why have they had so many citations and why were the epicenter why would they the epicenter of the covert outbreak at least for a period of time in cook county inadequate stuff it's always the the answer that there's not enough staff to meet the needs of the residents they don't get fed as much staff that are in a hurry a lot of times make more errors so there's more medication errors they cut corners things don't get done and people die as a result. minerva says conditions at kingston worsened after he changed ownership they took turns visiting gonzalo every day my biggest. pick with them was my dad having faeces and his belt so i asked the nurses you can see his hands filthy oh the night shift got him up this morning but you guys don't even wash their face or their hands she goes oh well make sure next

we all need it especially under these difficult conditions, but that isn't a time to take off your mack, enjoy your meal. it's time to keep it up and make sure we do what we can to prevent the spread. activities that are longer duration, we follow the longer your potential exposure is, the more likely you are to either be infected or spread the infection to someone else. activities that don't allow plenty of fresh air to circulate. we've learned a lot in the past couple months, probably one of the most important areas of development with covid is our understanding of the criticality of ventilation, getting fresh air into rooms is really key, having that air circulate frequently over the course of time, each hour, many air circulations, as many as we can achieve, really do reduce the risks. those settings where it's no, sir possible are indeed high risk for all of us. as i was trying to explain this to my own mother here in california, i was thinking about a simple way, almost an equation to understand how we can calculate your risk for covid and really came up with this and that discuss

donald trump and fox news go way back and the network still has feelings for the mack, president, trump continues to take a pounding on social media news because there's still time and ethiopia erupts the ethnic on the rest. that has the makings of a civil war. the television encounter that may have cost the interviewee his life, and the prime minister, whose reputation has suffered, along with the country. when the u.s. networks finally decided 4 days after the polls close to call the presidential election for joe biden, they did so almost in unison. anchors, reporters and commentators, voices that president, trump labeled the enemy of the people, could not hold back their glee. in some cases, their tears, the continuing refusal of donald trump and senior republicans to concede the election, their evidence free attempts to cast doubt on the electoral process. pose a problem for news networks, novel least for fox news, which despite calling the election for biden, cannot quite seem to let trump go. there is clearly an internal editorial debate underway at the murdoch own network, and it

the new york native began macking moves as an mlb intern, breaking barriers while rising to the front office now she is ready to step up to the plate again. cathy park, nbc news. >>> we want to circle back now to the covid crisis and the hospitals under siege, especially in rural areas. one father of five says he had to fly hundreds of miles to get lifesaving surgery. anne thompson with his harrowing story. >> reporter: shane sondum didn't have covid but it still almost cost him his life how close did you come to losing you your life >> very. it was a very near thing. >> reporter: rapidly worsening brain infection, shane urgently needed an icu bed and a neurosurgeon shane's wife tessa said nurses at the small hospital in south central missouri called every medical center in the state and several out of state but there was no room shane's wife saw it all. what was it like to hear that there was no space for your husband? >> immediately you start doing the math and you realize that there are lots of families who are struggling if all those beds are full. >> reporter: finally the univers

leaders will be certainly celebrating last we heard from many of them the french president emmanuel mack role saying congratulations to biden the german chancellor talking about the irreplaceable relationship that there is between germany and the united states in the foreign minister of germany perhaps in a way summing it up because he said that he is looking forward to a reach set a new deal if you like between the u.s. and germany but it almost could be seen as a new deal between the u.s. and the e.u. and what he's talking about is a new type of transatlantic relationship wiping away if you like some of the past 4 years and having a relationship in which the u.s. acts more predictably is a more reliable partner has to be said there of course not all your leaders would feel the same because we have some leaders leaders of poland for example hungary venia who had openly supported donald trump in the news ahead more on reaction to job and when including what some world leaders are choosing not to congratulate the president. and celebrations go beyond the u.s. we will speak to him come our

many weeks after both sage mack and labour called three circuit acre. ——. -- sage. called three circuit they need to be a national lockdown not of the bottoms of once again, the chancellor said no. in the prime minister, of course, said yes, cu another undignified scramble to accept that demand today. the snp said nations outside england had been ignored. the reality is that scotla nd ignored. the reality is that scotland and wales, northern ireland and the north of england have been doing it by this chancellor until he was forced to lockdown in england. now, i'm glad the furlough and the self—employment support scheme has been extended to march but we should be clear that this kind of support is not unique to the uk and countries of all sizes have been supporting their people and many of them have done it more competently and more generously than the uk. with regards to scotland, it is even clear the first minister has conceded that the generous support is only possible and affordable because of the treasury that supports the whole of the united kingdom. boris johnson was flanked by si

when trump treated racist attacks on this group of democratic he was congresswoman mack an openly condemned his actions. isn't even most of an achievement. i firmly distanced myself from the attacks and i stand in solidarity with these women. america's strength from my perspective life precisely in the fact that the people of very different nationalities have contributed to the strength of the country. therefore these a statements that grown very much. to this impression of mine for. a strained relationship but also opposite approaches like on how to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and how to wear a face mask. now with trump fighting for a 2nd term in office and marco in her last year as chancellor it may soon be time to just get by the question is how soon. so the u.s. presidential election remains to uncertainly close to call with vote counting continuing in key states that will decide who wins the white house so so far neither president donald trump nor his democratic challenger joe biden have clinched the 270 electoral college votes needed to win let's take a look at some of those in

she is currently working on anthology with her coeditor, novelist tina mack wright called meeting the table. african-american women right on race, culture and community. she's also norm the georgia writers association board of directors. to impel them as a professor, oratory and human rights activists. one of the leading activists. he's a founder and curator of the jim crow museum of a racist memorabilia at paris university in big rapids michigan. 13000 collection that teaches about race, race relations through artifacts. through various universities a professor of sociology and head of diversity and inclusion. he's the co-author paste derives a remarkable experience of education during jim crow when she is here to talk about today. look forward to hearing where speakers has to say is as i'm sure you are. we'll start with wando, welcome wando. >> >> guest: thank you jared it's a pleasure to be here at the southern festival of books. really honored to be included in this event. my memoir is a story of a young girl who grew up in the south in the 1950s and 60s. he became a top newspaper

that is followed by former florida revolving and senator connie mack with reflecting on the life and political ceer. ♪ >> i titled it the promise land because even though we may not get there in our lifetimes, even if we experienced hardships and disappointments along the way that i at least still have faith we can create a more perfect union, not a perfect unit union but a more perfect union. ♪ >> good morning and welcome to a very special edition of washington post life. i'm an opinion columni for "the wasngton post" and founding director of the race card project. for this very special conversation this mning i am ined by my dear friend elizabeth alexander, poet, schor and president of the andrew mellon foundation for good morning, elizabeth. >> goo morning. it is wonderful to be together. >> it is wonderful to be together and together we bh welcome our gue for this conversation. the 44th president of the unitedtates, barack obama and i assume you recognize that guy in the mide. good morning, sir. >> hello, guys! washington post brought out t big guns for thi one. [laughter] >> we

. >> up next former florida senator connie mack talks about his life and political career with formerlorida governor jeb bush. and then our sunny talks about her life and her personal experiences with identity and injustice. >> hi, everyone. my name is autumn sanders and i am on the team. to that of the acting as your host. on behalf of the publishing group over to thank you all for coming. i want to think the rest of the brown books team for making this event possible for joining us live tonight. i have the enormous privilege of introducing our guests. first is governor jeb bush. governor bush served as a free third governor of florida. the first republican in the states history to be reelected. under his limited government approach the at least one of the most robust and dynamic