marcia's effo rts front? maybe, yeah.ed as the heroine of a new children‘s book. as the heroine of a new children's book. here we went through the tunnel under the water, and then the other side, the police was there. the amount of space by the car traffic was so enormous that that was eating up the space for cyclists and also pedestrians. the whole infrastructure of the netherlands was totally focused on, let‘s say, the priority of cars. bikes were not an issue. today amsterdam has 767 kilometres of cycle lanes. and more bikes than people. but even here, the pandemic is changing the way people get about. because of covid-19, it didn't feel right to go by train anymore, so it was actually the right time to now get a cargo bike. judith and johan harter get a cargo bike. judith and johan harter bought an electric cargo bike at the start of lockdown. we are not really going on of vacation now in holland, and we are doing a lot on bike now, so you can put a lot of things in, bring your bags and go out, like here in the park,

and now i will bring back marcia contrares of mission housing. >> thank you, mr. witty, thank you for joining us and thank you for your kind words. i would like now to introduce jesse fernandez, the program manager with communities united for health and justice. jesse? >> buenos dias, good morning. i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa park upper yard station. this project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former s

. >> woodruff: and we turn now to our own lisa desjardins and newshour regular, marcia coyle of the "onal law journal." lisa, the questions are over four members of the senate judiciary committee. what are they saying to you about how they think this went? >> there is a remarkable agreement from both parties about judge barrett's performance. democrats will admit to you, if you talk to them without using their name, that she was a strong witness, a strong confirmee, she was not someone who could be rattled. i think that is one reason that the democrats chose not to have a third round of questions, which was their right. instead, ending the question period tonight. republans feel like she was their ideal witness, a great supreme court justice, they say, and they like she can appeal to a very important group of swing voters, catholic women, especially catlic mothers. they're hoping perhaps this is a reach-out to them this election. also, the parties agree this was a better tone er all for a supreme court confirmation hearing. where they disagree, judy, no surprise, what this means. demo

once the sun fully goes down, look just off to the left of the moon, he will be able to see marcia in very brightly this evening. you can catch up to that. temptress in the 50s and low 60s. 73 degrees right now in santa rosa, this evening will be cooled off nicely, so nice dog walking weather if you want to get for that, dobson costumes all week including princess in her bee costume, i don't know how thrilled she looks about that but she at least allows the picture to be taken. temps steadily dropped. and everybody's going to end up at least down the 50s, dipping down into the 40s and even upper 30s for the valleys of the north bay. but we're going to warm up, so cool mornings. by lashawn we see a mix of 60s and low 70s on the map, high temperatures tomorrow about 5 to 10 degrees above average. a few degrees cooler along the coast and around the bay. 70s and some low 80s further inland, struggling up to around 60 degrees, right along the coast and there is going to be some fog to start the day, right along the coast, tried to creep into the bay, and will treat and burn very quickly. l

various relevant and concerned parties do that and it's right for human rights watch in israel are marcia care believes that the severing of ties between israel and the un human rights watchdog fits in with the country's long standing policy. this is clearly being done as an effort to muzzle documentation and advocacy around israel systematic repression of palestinians and i should say it's not a one off issue i was deported myself after being more than 2 and a half years based on the ground as human rights watch as israel palestine director based on our work on the ground as well and it's part of a long standing trend and it's part of a sustained assault on the human rights movement while the u.s. has historically always you know shielded israel from accountability and turned a blind eye to. this us administration is taking it a step further and even giving the green light for these abuses to continue sort of should come to no surprise that we see settlement activities at unprecedented levels sturrock leaks and continued efforts to entrench this discriminatory reality . and i washington

one or two imperfections, it would then lessen your value of it. >> believe me, i would find many marciawas back before i was watching dailies, where i probably picked up something with my right hand, and nobody was paying attention to that the way i was. so i thought, "this is going to be a disaster for me." but, sterling k. brown, you've got to say the "k.", every time i see him, he's like, "have you really not yet?" and i'm like, "no. and he's like, "do you think you're ever, i mean ever and i was like, "it's been like five years now now i really don't think i'm going to do it." and he's like, "i think you really should. but i don't think i'm going to >> seth: well, let's see let's see how long it takes for tv production to start up again, because you might have to go back and watch everything that was ever made before [ light laughter ] >> okay, okay, fine. >> seth: so this is sort of a different challenge where you're taking on a fictional character, nurse ratched, that we know from "cuckoo's nest," but one that we have seen, and we feel like we know from the film how did you -- pla

marcia freeman breaks and trains horses near crundwell's home in illinois and remembers crundwell's early years in the industry in the mid-'80s. >> at that point, i think she was just like the regular horse person, showing -- showing horses as a hobby, which would involve moving in on a thursday, showing horses friday, saturday, sunday, and returning back home and going back to a normal job and work week. >> narrator: but crundwell takes this more seriously than a weekend hobby. in 1990, she starts her own horse-breeding business named rc quarter horses, llc. there's only one problem. >> showing horses is an expensive hobby, so you're gonna need to have some start-up cash to do it correctly. >> narrator: with her humble background, crundwell doesn't have enough money to support the boarding, medical care, transportation, and trainers necessary for a world-class breeding program. but, as dixon's comptroller, large amounts of cash pass through her hands every day. according to assistant u.s. attorney joe pedersen, on december 18, 1990, crundwell crosses a line that will change her life and

marcia's what they affectionately call the opposition figurehead mahdi a kalashnikov. she resisted forced deportation by tearing up her passport and was then detained by authorities. and opposition leaders are now either behind bars or in exile. tells us that lucas has been clinging to power with all his mind ever since the rigged election. when i voted for. i was sure that everything would stay the same that nothing would change. then after the election i heard people on the streets shouting long live below truth. that made me think we would win. look at shango has deeply offended by the routine of women with this sexism we've always had equal rights here before. you must have gotten. more and more openly defying look at his regime. he's a fraud. in my view we are so he'll you don't buy that whole thing with this secret inauguration they don't seem to feel the need to prove anything to the people in or . our president is a sexist we want to show him how strong we are. we want to show. respect for having been arrested. so it was. lucas franco is now taking the threat t

and now i will bring back marcia contrares of mission housing. >> thank you, mr., thank you for joining us and thank you for your kind words. i would like now to introduce jesse fernandez, the program manager with communities united for health and justice. jesse? >> buenos dias, good morning. i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa park upper yard station. this project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former supervi

justice marcia and i were judging a moot court at the university of california of berkeley law school. it is one of my fondest memories. he was still in very good health. >> when you work in an office like this, when atmosphere do you want? does it matter to where you are when you do your writing and thinking, reading? >> i like to be in a quiet place. i like to have my law clerks close at hand. in my regular chambers, all of the law clerks were inside the chambers. now i have two that are in that office and to down the hall. i like a quiet place and like to be overlooking the courtyard in front of the building. so i am not disturbed by demonstrators. >> what are these masks right here? >> these are from my first trip to china, which was in 1978 when china was barely set up for tourists. someone gave me this set of masks while i was there. >> what about the photos? there is a whole series of them. >> those are also from 1970. a trip to china. i was with the first american bar association and the legation to visit at the request of the government. i was most fortunate because i was the

. >> the marcia, marcia, marcia, version of russia, russia, russia. by the way, nia malika.irony abounds in all these situations. the fact that the president wants to dismiss things as, maybe, a function of russian con sp spir conspiracy or anybody's conspiracy when his lawyer, is deep with a guy that is known to be a russian operative. but, as we know, this stuff is blowing up on the internet. there is a lot of reporting that has yet to be done on it. joe biden dismisses it. what do you think its net positive/negative was tonight? >> i thought this was a big flop for this president. listen. the reason he agreed to do this debate, in many ways, because he wanted to get all this hunter biden stuff into the mainstream. but it's so hard to follow. of course, all of it is, you know, not verified. you know, he's talking about getting money. the laptop. and so, what was interesting is that, biden, himself, brought it up. and -- and then, you had donald trump sort of walk into it. and try to lace this whole conspiracy theory about hunter biden, throughout this debate. and i thought

host: we will go to marcia supporting the president. caller: yes, ma'am. i am wanting to ask him where everybody gets the masks at the trump rallies that are saying maga and trump? i know that they are not on sale. them people have received the mask from the trump rallies. the gentleman to call to talk about that he was homeless, that is cooper. that has nothing to do with trump. cooper runs the state, not trump. trump runs the country. you all degrading trump for being homeless, that is cooper. if the media would tell the truth, they would know what biden has been up to and how he sold out the american people. he has received money from other countries. why in the world would anybody vote for him? the media needs to tell the truth. host: i want to pick up on this, the hunter biden emails story and if that is changing any minds that you know of with a few days to go before this election. guest: i don't think it is. uphink it is firming support with his own party. outside of conservative news outlets like fox, it has not been in the media. some would blame

and now i will bring back marcia contrares of mission housing. >> thank you, mr.itty, thank you for joining us and thank you for your kind words. i would like now to introduce jesse fernandez, the program manager with communities united for health and justice. jesse? >> buenos dias, good morning. i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa park upper yard station. this project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former sup

. >> host: marcia asks about william barr and how he fits into the political mess we are living through today and i want to frame it in the context of your answer about roy cohn who donald trump has repeatedly - >> where is my roy cohn? >> that jeff sessions was not in his corner the way he expected the attorney general to be. william barr clearly is. talk to us about your view of william barr and his work in the justice department in the last 18 months or so. >> guest: bar's central role has been to erase the evidence gathered through the commitment intelligence investigations of robert mueller and the fbi to exonerate the guilty, investigate the investigators, to nullify trump's henchmen like michael flynn and roger stone. and to pervert the administration of justice to protect a deeply corrupt president, a deeply compromised president. history will not be kind to william barr. lest we forget, some 30 years ago william barr was the attorney general too under president bush the elder and he managed to get the criminal convictions, criminal investigations and indictments up to and inclu

and now i will bring back marcia contrares of mission housing. >> thank you, mr. witty, thank you for joining us and thank you for your kind words. i would like now to introduce jesse fernandez, the program manager with communities united for health and justice. jesse? >> buenos dias, good morning. i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa park upper yard station. this project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former s

marcia's what they affectionately call the opposition figurehead mahdi a kalashnikov. she resisted forced deportation by tearing up her passport and was then detained by authorities. in opposition leaders are now either behind bars or in exile. tells us that lucas has been clinging to power with all his mind ever since the rigged election. when i voted for. i was sure that everything would stay the same that nothing would change. then after the election i heard people on the streets shouting long live bellow truth. that made me think we would win. look i shan't go has deeply offended by the routine of women with this sexism we've always had equal rights here. you must have gotten. more and more openly defying look at his regime to them he's a fraud. i mean he was we were so he that whole thing with this secret inauguration they don't seem to feel they need to prove anything to the people living in their. home our president is a sexist we want to show him how strong we are. we want to show more. respect for having been arrested. is now taking the threat these women pose

and now i will bring back marcia contrares of mission housing. >> thank you, mr. witty, thank you for joining us and thank you for your kind words. i would like now to introduce jesse fernandez, the program manager with communities united for health and justice. jesse? >> buenos dias, good morning. i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa park upper yard station. this project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former s

and they thought he had in his wife marcia thought well, you have to do this. and maybe it is part of this very religious evangelicals and maybe this is part of god's plan for us. jane: to think we should try taking questions from the audience. bob: yes. jane: let's see what is going on at their prayed bob thank you so much. let me see if i can figure this out. what are people asking. can you see the questions as well. bob: no i can't. speech of what he thinks hope was willing to put himself on tape with such incriminating information contradictory to what he was saying in public. bob: i think he kind of just became part of his day orders week. we would talk. i was writing a story. and as you know jane, when you have time to think and plan, i can say okay what is going on. what is going on in the world that i want to ask him about. for instance, on may 25th, george floyd was killed. it set off an awareness of race relations. and so i was able to ask from and i said your man of white privilege. i am a man of point privilege also. my father was a judge and a lawy

. >> reporter: 77-year-old marcia mcgovern iset going ready to ride for biden. >> president trump has his job. he seems to be incapable. >> o'donnell: she's critical of president trump's handling of the coronavirus. it has taken two lives in her subdivision. >> seniors in this community are aware of the impact of the virus. it's not some abstract number. it's our neighbors. ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: two communities side by side, yet miles apart. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> and this is what the youth vote sounds like. >> end gun violence! >> a diverse group, made up of more than 48 million eligible voters... >> vote them out! vote them out! >> ...who are more engaged now than ever before. >> whose streets? our streets! >> i'm from tyler, texas. we've got a very strong community base here. we're going to do our due diligence here. >> we're really happy you guys are doing this. >> well, thank you. >> trump all the way. republican all the way. >> i love that we've got some rolling hills, and it doesn't take much to get out into nature. ( cow mooing ) >> i'm going to come by. >> i fee

marcia fudge, joyce beatty. those of us in the democratic delegation are keeping a very close eye on things. we should be good. >> congressman tim ryan of ohio on a weekend with some good voting weather. congressman, thanks for making time for us. >> thanks, joshua. >> coming up, militia men or domestic terrorists? how to describe the would-be kidnappers of michigan's governor and why that distinction matters. >>> but first our unusual and extreme 2020 hurricane season. what it tells us about climate change, next. cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we'd love some help with laundry. spray and scrub anything with a stain. wash the really dirty clothes separately. tide pods with upgraded 4-in-1 technology unleash a foolproof

policies and development to put the spotlight and issues that matter most condom to security question marcia nicely assumes. a notch has been achieved so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be a concrete solutions my name is on the top she's on and i walk into gaza. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture here's what's coming up today. bruce springsteen is reunited with the street band on a new album called letter to you. and stevie nicks of fleetwood mac. famous just released a new concert film called 24 karat gold. and joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidents here's a list of the. box we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather an interactive journey where visitors going to merced themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist carlos sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside the. center in milan until next march. a few words about as easily recognizable as those of frida kahlo know here in milan visitors can immerse them

marcia coyle is chorf washington spondent for "the national law journal." >> the court went 11 years thout a change in justices until 2005, when chief justice william rehnquist died and now that was the longest period in modern history without a celnge in person the court. in just 15 years, only four years more, the court has sn seven new justes. the court itself has to adjustng to as well. >>r: repornce sworn in, barrett could consider reques for the court to review mail-in ballot deadline changes for next week's election. and, beginning next week, she's set to take part in oral arguments on some hot-button se november 4: free exercise of religion and non-discrimination. can a philadelphia catholic charity reject same-sex foster parents? question from barrett-- who catholic-- are sure to behful closely watched to see how she keeps the pledge she made in her confirmatio >> i do see as distinct my personalws, moral, religious v and my task of applying the law as a judge. >> i think she is goine tested right away. >>eeporter: ira lupu of geo washington universy law school has filed a f

i think that was senator marcia blackburn from tennessee who said that.ou have to get something through the house and the senate going forward. are you willing to pass a relief bill without a support -- without support from a majority of senate republicans? in other words, you get the majority of democrats in the house, you get democrats in the senate and maybe 10 or 20 republicans in the senate and then it goes to the president's desk, would he be willing to sign that? >> well, look. i don't want to get into the specific legislative strategy, jake, but i will say from the president's remarks late last week, he is happy on the key targeted areas that i mentioned, small business loans, unemployment and so forth. he would actually go beyond some of the democratic numbers. he may not do it for the entire package. but for those key targeted areas that would truly help the recovery. by the way, get kids back to school and reopen businesses. i think if we could get this thing settled on a democrat side, we will get it settled on the republican side. there will

marcia fudge, joyce beatty. those of us in the democratic delegation are keeping a very close eye on things. we should be good. >> congressman tim ryan of ohio on a weekend with some good voting weather. congressman, thanks for making time for us. >> thanks, joshua. >> coming up, militia men or domestic terrorists? how to describe the would-be kidnappers of michigan's governor and why that distinction matters. >>> but first our unusual and extreme 2020 hurricane season. what it tells us about climate change, next. about climate chgean, next did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ on the sleep number numbe360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your mo

marcia coyle is chief washington corresponde for "the national law journal." >> the court went 11 yearsgehn justices unti2005. that was the longest periodn modern history without a chge in personnel on the court. in just 15 years, only four years more, the court has seen seven new justices. and so that's something the court itself has to adjust to as well. ijohn: once swo barrett could consider requests for the court to review mail-in ballot deadline changes for next week's election. and beginning next week, she's -- she will take part in oral arguments on some t-button cases, november 4, free exercise of religion and nondiscrimination. can a philadelphia catholic charity reject same-sex foster parents?r questions fromtt, who describes herself as a faithful catholic, are sure to be closely watched to see how she keepshe pledge she made in her confirmation hearings. judge barrett i do see as : distinct my personal, moralan religious viewmy task of applying the law as a judge. >> i think she is going to be tested right away. john: ira lupu of george washington university law school has file

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just as you mentioned you talk about in it your book the media coverage of the president watch this marciaing about the president. is that if he actually adopted some of the -- basic -- healthy measures working everywhere in the world rather than spurning them politically incorrect they would enhance the economy. >> i-ronny most straightforward path that president trump had to reelection, was to do a good job, battling the coronavirus. and more broadly do a good job as president. but he is not capable of that obvious >> can't tell people, who are living in this country, with this pandemic, that things are going well. because everybody is living it everybody knows that it is not. >> maria does it help or hurt him? >> look i think it helps him frankly ainsley because i think what you are seeing is a constant nonstop criticism of this president by media, they are having a very hard time getting out of their on ideology refuse to cite in any way, shape or form any of his successess, moving needle on economic growth greatest jobs market we have seen arguably in our history, foreign policy argua

host: we will go to marcia supporting the president. caller: yes, ma'am.m wanting to ask him where everybody gets the masks at the trump rallies that are saying maga and trump? i know that they are not on sale. them people have received the mask from the trump rallies. the gentleman to call to talk about that he was homeless, that is cooper. that has nothing to do with trump. cooper runs the state, not trump. trump runs the country. you all degrading trump for being homeless, that is cooper. if the media would tell the truth, they would know what biden has been up to and how he sold out the american people. he has received money from other countries. why in the world would anybody vote for him? the media needs to tell the truth. host: i want to pick up on this, the hunter biden emails story and if that is changing any minds that you know of with a few days to go before this election. guest: i don't think it is. uphink it is firming support with his own party. outside of conservative news outlets like fox, it has not been in the media. some would blame the