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matthew: i don't know. i would imagine gallegos -- in particular, he is the one who relies on the translator, but s who were noter fluent in english either. but he studied english and had a tutor, but there is no record of him ever appealing to the house for a translator or paying for translations out of his office allowance, at least not that we are able to track. but someone in gallegos'position who was familiar with territorial politics under two different national regimes, i think would be savvy enough to overcome differences in translations. >> i also have a question on weights and measures committee. you said the house allowed the territorial delegates to serve in the committee. what year was that? matthew: 1871. >> 1871. matthew: that was the one specific committee they could serve on for about two decades. the committees are opened up a bit. after a while, they can serve on the territories committee. after that, there's another liberalization that opens up in the 20th century, but for a while, it is

matthew spalding: let's back up and work through the book. they flight 93 election, it was an essay was turned into a book with discipline out more of an extensive work to think through some of the underlying problems that we face. you open this book with the extended essay if you will. from a chapter about california i'm from california. you spent time in california. but you . that california is a study of america's possible future. so backing away from the election you see a larger trend going on here. tell us more about that. michael anton: the schwarzenegger, the governor he became governors we call an effort and less than two years trying to close republican conservative that was defeated in every respect. he never formally switch parties but effectively was democratic. in the congressional delegation was like 45 - seven are overwhelmingly democratic. the hunt one-party government at the state level the city level . much every county level of the large population. there were some red counties but those red counties the right people. ther

matthew at the same pattern in the u.s. to new highs a daily basis plus more than $1000000.00 infections is the start of the pun demick but still you get the impression of that the government is not moving forward to words more restrictions like the ones we are seeing in europe. this exactly right the patterns that we're seeing here in the united states are very similar to the patterns that you've seen in europe except with the difference that they're quite regional so in parts of the country we've already seen the spike already intensify where is in the northeast where i am it's just starting to begin but absolutely we are we are not taking the actions that we need to be taking in order to stave this increase in the spread and so we're going to you're seeing some states starting to go to more intensive mitigation measures measures but we're not going towards the full lock downs that we saw in april so we really do need to be starting to take more concrete action to to stave off a really terrible winter into things happenin

all right let's bring in our guests from juba in south sudan matthew hollingworth the world food program south sudan country director from phnom penh cambodia emma leslie director of the center for peace and conflict studies and from paris all they solve on director of partnerships and policy for the norwegian refugee council thank you all for joining us matthew let me start with you 1st let me say congratulations on this tremendous honor to you and all your colleagues with the world food program what is this going to mean for you for the world food program and for all the people that you know you're trying to help in places like south sudan. exactly for all of the family welfare program around the world and we're thrilled and sort of on a by what is this amazing achievement and the recognition of course of the work that we've been doing over the last few years but in particular this year as the world sutton's struggles through climate 19 and also the recognition of course that's hunger and war and conflict goes hand in hand and the world needs to do everything it can alongside through p

very much and mike if i may yet and go ahead and go ahead and dress any matthew i'll come over to you in just a 2nd go ahead and dress i have made the suggestion of because of what james is suggesting that took place for 4 to 6 years and it didn't work out that the policy pursued so far and in relation to the cyprus question we will see that the u.n. process of putting to community was asians by community was interest be the press is only one dimensional the problem yet the major problem is the fact that tricky. 30 percent of the tell you tell your side cross it because it's more selfless it has come from the northern part of the island turkish cypriots less than 50 percent minority even in the north and part of cyprus so i think even the process that we have web so far to be then where truckee used these time these young who couldn't solely date and affect the situation. i was born with that puppy persepolis and that in 60 i went to the gym because been doing going to work in cyprus but i'm leaving here and they have experienced step by step what else they can place will be easiest a

matthew: we have come a long way.t that long ago, 20 years ago, that we had that scanner, the infamous butterfly ballot in florida. we don't have those anymore. the helpt, we passed america vote act in 2000 two and rushed america into touchscreen voting. end of think that was probably a failed parent. because we learned it was risky. if we just vote on touch screens, we don't on the paper vote of what happened and we can't recount anything. i didn't in age where we are very concerned about foreign interference in our elections, not having a paper record is problematic. so most voters this year will vote on a paper-based system. that has been the trend a couple years now. voters in the future are going to vote by paper in the future going forward. and that is going to limit innovations for tech. about mobile voting, is that a possibility or would that undermine the integrity of the results? matthew: there are a lot of concerns about mobile voting, and i share those concerns. past ajust one election confirmed attack on

and what can you do to help let's ask matthew hoh former united states marine and pentagon and state department official and certified peer support specialist for mental health and substance abuse disorder and as matthew and i talk we're going to show you some numbers on the bottom of your screen and if you're hearing this as a podcast i will read these numbers to you the national suicide prevention lifeline is 802738255 if you are a veteran you can reach out to the wounded warrior project at 888-997-2586 that's 88 a w w p alarm matthew when the 1st 3 months of 2020 we read that military suicides were actually declining then came coronavirus how is the pandemic especially tough on our men and women in uniform. around me on how and when you again. talk about this topic with regards to the crisis line i called it myself i struggle to suicidality since coming home from the wars i carry this card with me. at all times for myself as well as for others you are struggling or someone you know is struggling we use that line that the phone number the phone number is also available to people wh

matthew tyrmand joins me now. matthew, thank you so much for joining us.e we get to some of the new emails you will reveal tonight, my first question is did mr. cooney feel comfortable ---- or why did he feel comfortable coming to you with this information? >> it was a somewhat circuitous route. i had a contact, someone i knew in chicago who happen to be in the same facility as cooney. for white collar infractions. he had known what i had been involved with working with ukraine and other forensic auditing projects and he reached out to me and said "i am in this facility with cooney and he wants to flip, he wants to make these things public and transparent." he sees himself as a bit of the fallo guy. he is there in prison for working with these partners and they are not. >> laura: they just seem to walk away, at least on this deal. matthew, devon archer and jason are involved with a majority of the emails. tell us about who they are and their relationship. >> i look at devon archer as the ringleader of this whole little coterie of door opening lobbying type

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let's bring in our guests joining us from istanbul is matthew riser who's a senior fellow at the atlantic council and a former u.s. diplomat who worked on the greece cyprus and turkey issues at the u.s. state department over in london is james carlin's a who's a visiting professor at the london school of economics research in greece turkey relations and the cyprus conflict and over a nigga c. and cyprus andrei as a theophanous was the president of the cyprus center for european and international affairs and a former economic adviser to the presidents of cyprus welcome to inside story thanks very much for your time and turkey has now redeployed that vessel to disputed waters what message is that sending out by doing so i think what president everyone is doing is saying you know we were hoping that there were going to be some deescalate terry talks under the auspices of nato european union. and well the way the government here is played it is that they they were upset when last week the greek government issued navteq so a notification that they were going to conduct a naval exercises in the

matthews can anticipate. one question is related to when do we plan on sending a survey to our students and families to recognize the, you know, where families are at around, would they want to remain in distance learning for the rest of the school year as an example, or ones that are ready to return in some sort of hybrid fashion which we had presented from the summer, so that's my first question to dr. matthews. >> we have not discussed that as a member of the policy team, so hopefully we'll be discussing it soon. >> the other aspect is hearing, you know, loud and clear about the intensive fiscal impact that reopening a large system will have. for chairing the budget and business services, i raised it at the last meeting as well, how important to get a cost analysis for each phase. that's something i would like to request or ask for, so public, the folks can see what that looks like and testing and tracing piece is huge but folks can see we are going to be working through the different phases and to underst

matthew: i do not think that is surprising.en men -- we american politics become more polarized in people making decisions not because of things like their income, but their values and identities, we have pushed people into these political camps. if you look at where republicans are lining up and democrats are lining up, there are very few undecideds. the million dollar question is whether we do have this shy trump a fact that some have pointed to in the polls. francine: that is exactly what i was going to ask. we saw a similar phenomenon with silvio berlusconi and the second election he won, because he was such a device of figure people were ashamed of saying they would vote for him. but, they ended up doing it. the polls we are looking at trump -- a shy trump voter. matthew: we have seen changes in some folks are losing sight. the wayve changed in they take into account education and geography. what they are trying to do is listen a little bit more to those non-university educated, rural voters that tend to lean more towards

matthews that you are working on outside education.the second point is how do we become -- how do we get listened to on the next steps that dr. matthews mentioned was to continue to get feedback from stakeholders and community. i find it very difficult to get in touch with sfusd other than the town hall communities and there is no chance for discussion. it's a just one way, either one way or the other. and finally, i would like to advocate for funding. vote for proposition 15 and also a nonprofit organization and after school the cleaning of the requirements for social distancing for staff and keep health and safety important. how do we get to feedback? we are the community and i don't know how to get in touch with sfuds. and let's get funding. thank you. >> thank you. molly. hello, molly? josh? hello, josh? >> caller: i'm here. thank you. >> go ahead. two minutes. >> caller: i am the parent of a student at gunpark elementary, and thank you for the opportunity for public comment. i want to take a minute to talk about how remote learnin

all of matthew thank you for coming on as always. matthew 10 years ago in 2009 you you resigned from your post not down to stand with the u.s. department of state over the continued escalation of the afghanistan war in your worst nightmares did you ever imagine that war would now become a multi-generational one. though it it makes you have me on my mind it's not a big year it is when i would i would know enough. he wants to come up and. i also didn't expect to be year in years now i still talking about actually 11 years all right we'll talk. about the afghan war so no no idea that this will be billed multi-generational the anecdote you spoke of earlier darrelle about the soldier who had done in iraq my sons don't have to go i remember hearing those exact when i got to rocking the 'd wives and of course now the wars are just not a rock in afghanistan what they really are strong. the part of the land you know mali nigeria all the way. to pakistan in the last 40 years or so to this question left leaders are not there been very few natio

so earlier today, i spoke with oscar-winning actor matthew mcconaughey.th acne. welcome to "the daily social distancing show. it's really good to have you. >> it's good to be here. i'm surprised we haven't done this before. glad to be here now and looking forward to it. >> trevor: i'm a huge fan of yours and i've loved enjoying your work, some of it again in this period. you've released a book called "greenlights." it's not a self-help book but a book of life lessons. talk with me about why you chose to write the book now and why release so many snippets from your life from age 14. >> i started keeping journals 36 years ago. like most people went to the journal, went to the diary when i was in times of loss or confusion. so and so broke up with me. my heart's hurt. i've got pimples on my face, all this stuff. then early 20s, found my groove, found my frequency, doing good in school, had a job, social relationshipsupses success, catching projeshial green lights. someone said make sure you're still writing in that diary when things are going good because wh

matthews. i think you have an announcement regarding today's agenda. >> yes, thank you, president sanchez. good afternoon, board members and members of the public. being withdrawn from the agenda today in section g is item 1. it's board policy 6142.7, physical education and activity. that is being withdrawn, and in section h, items 3, second amendment to the instructional calendar 2020-2021. both items will be heard at a future meeting of the board. >> thank you, dr. matthews. we are going to vote on the approval of the board minutes for september 8. we need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> one -- one moment. could everybody who's a panelist please mute your screen while you're not speaking at the meeting, please? >> thank you. motion and a second, please, for the board minutes. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. any corrections? okay. seeing none, roll call vote, please. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] >> clerk: thank you very much. >> thank you. we are in section b, number 2, superi

matthew: you are absolutely right. was a theme emerging a few months ago where european was outperforming economically in the second half of the year, based on the view that europe had handled the virus better and it was raging in the u.s.. we are seeing some difficulties containing the virus in many places across different approaches. certainly in the u.s.. we have seen the highest growth rate since may. and if you look at the midwest, a record growth rate. it is still with us, still hampering economic activity. particularly for the services sector. on the flipside, we are getting generally better news on the belief in theand vaccine at least with it being distributed by next year which should help. but this is one of the things that will continue to hamper the economy. we saw huge transactions with history made, corporate officers are working strategically. what's the underlying confidence of the business community, not to beleaguered small business community but the more prosperous continuing forward business commun

matthew just in one sentence what are you going to do tonight. well i've got a few more interviews to do but then i'm going to go send her a few glasses of beer with my team and celebrate their work got us here over the last few cents matthew hollingworth from the world food program thank you so much and again congratulations to you and your team thanks. you watching the news from berlin next up is ben physical and with our covert 1000 special don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website view dot com i'm michael looking for me and the rest of the news team here thanks so much for watching i'll be back with more news at the top of the out. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. our corona update. from the coded 19 special next on d w. can you hear me now yes yes we can hear you and how last year's gentlemen's hearts that we bring you back or if you've never had to have surprise yourself with what is possible who is magi

dave matthews, good to see you.from charlottesville so you've got some nice people in charlottesville, virginia. welcome to "cbs this morning." >> . >> thank you. thank you very much for having me. yeah, there's a lot of good people here. he and i are, you know, fair weather friends. we hang out when we can. but this is a great town. it's got a great spirit. >> i think so too. you've got good restaurants. but listen, dave, supporters on both sides say this is the most important election in history. the country is at stake here. so i'm wondering when you hear that what that means to you because you've made it very clear what voting means to you, how important it is. so i want to hear why that is for you and what's your message to others who are still like i don't know. why do you think it's so important? >> i think this is -- i'll be as quick as i can because i know we don't have a lot of time. but i lived some of my life, i was born in south africa and sort of between the two countries i became -- i moved to america

all matthew thank you for coming on as always. matthew 10 years ago in 2009 you resigned from your post about ghana stand with the u.s. department of state over the continued escalation of the afghanistan war in your worst nightmares the driver imagined that war would now become a multi-generational one. no it makes you have me on my mind you figure it is i would i would know enough. what is going to come up and. i also didn't expect to be here in years now i still talking about actually 11 years you know talking about the want us no no no idea that it's be a little multi-generational the ending you you spoke of earlier around about the soldier who you know. my sons know now you know i remember. here you know the back when i got to rock you can. buy it of course now the wars are just not a rock in afghanistan they literally are wrong on the part of the land you know mali nigeria all the way. pakistan in the last 40 years or so to this question left leaners is not there been very few nations that have not been affected by war by re

matthew: there are a number of challenges that come online.icrosoft did today large botnet and what that is is a number of different computers, like the laptop you have, but ,lso the street camera closed-captioned television camera, those have computers in them. the risk that creates is that can then be used to potentially overwhelm legitimate infrastructure with something like a dial-up service attack. microsoft helping disrupt that botnet is a very positive factor. we work every day to make sure those botnets that are still active cannot farm our customers or create any problems for them. caroline: congratulations to you on the new product and to protect the u.s. election. up moree you will say, than 20%, it was a good day. great to have some time with you. coming up, censorship concerns continue to dog social media leading up to the election. we will take a look at youtube's personality and why one personality continues to taunt the giant. and disney refocusing on its thriving disney plus service. our conversation with ceo bob capek is next

all matthew thank you for coming on as always. matthew 10 years ago in 2009 you you resigned from your post in afghanistan with the u.s. department of state over the continued escalation of the afghanistan war in your worst nightmares did you ever imagine that war would now become a multi-generational one. you know it if they drag me on my mind was not a figure at this point i would i would know it now. which is before i started looking. i also didn't expect to be year in years after resigned still talking about that actually 11 years and are still talking about the afghan war so no no idea that this will be billed multi-generational the anecdote will go up earlier darrelle about the soldier who had done in iraq my sons don't have to go i remember hearing those exact when i got to iraq in 2. 'd wives and of course now the wars are just not a rock in afghanistan they literally are wrong on the part of the land you know mali in nigeria all the way. to pakistan in the last 40 years or so to this question left leaners is not there bee

matthews? >> thank you, president sanchez. tonight presenting the proposed learning continuity plan for the county office and the school district is the director of strategic resource planning ann marie gordon. >> good evening, everybody. we do have a short slide deck tonight. i will do my best to move through it without rushing and keeping an eye on the time and the content here is repeated from our public hearing but towards the end we have some updates based on stakeholder feedback and recommendations so we definitely want to take a moment to address those. we are here tonight on next slide as a reminder to discuss the learning continuity as the lcap but the california department of education has changed the reporting structure this year related to the lcap and instead of and we have the learning continuity hopefully for adoption today that will take the place of the lcap for this school year. and the next slide, we have a short description of the learning continuity and attendance plan. as i said, it will replace the lcap

amen all the way and never enough time, matthew.your career, how that iconic line, come on, amy. >> all right, all right, all right. >> yeah, came to be. >> three times. >> his book, "greenlights," you got to pick it up comes out tomorrow. >>> coming up behind the scenes with derek hough as he prepares for his first dance since returning to the ballroom. i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors can move closer to family or medical care. i looked at moving but i can't afford the taxes. will you help california's most vulnerable? vote 'yes' on prop 19. the pain is always around the corner.o >>> we are back with a look ahead to tonight's "dancing with the stars." derek hough is said to return to center stage with a special performance and lara is back with the details. hey, lara. >> hello, george. yeah, that's right. derek hough, six-time "dancing with the stars" champ turned judge is g

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matthew d matth matthew doll o earlier i filed this report taking a closer look at how the incident turned deadly we do want to warn you the images are disturbing. >> reporter: you can hear the gunshot on this video. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: police rushing in after they say a private security guard opened fire on a man who reportedly sprayed him with mace. this image capturing the moment before the deadly confrontation. the man spraying the private security guard pointing his gun at him. later on the security guard, 30-year-old matthew doloff, is seen surrounding and in custody on suspicion of first-degree murder. >> there was a verbal altercation that transpired. the firearm was discharged individual was shot and later pronounced deceased. there were two guns recovered at the scene. >> reporter: the deadly shooting happened saturday near duelling demonstrations between far-right and far-left groups. cell phone footage caught an argument between the opposing sides seconds before the gunshot. ahead of the rallies police deployed in large numbers, prepared for possible unrest nbc statio

to see the little cicely alone there are an estimated $94.00 matthew clans they mostly operate initially sack to store oakley the poorest parts of the country and main areas of activities even claimed extortion drug trafficking and illegal gambling. am i afraid of course there is fear obviously what i did this 2nd time i'm exposed to my family at risk and that's no trivial matter i always thank the palermo police they are fantastic i feel protected by them because even if i don't see them i know they are there i feel protected but i have to say it's not the police escort that makes the difference protection must come from the citizens protection comes if we all become the majority if we are not the minority even the police cannot provide protection and unfortunately that's what history teaches us given all the victims of the mafia. controversy however whether transgender athletes should be allowed to compete against female competitors have been reignited it does come after the british t.v. personality piers morgan applauded it decision to ban trans women from taking part in international

joining us from the world food program is matthew hollingworth he is the country director at the piano speaking to us from juba the capital of south sudan and appreciate your joining us matthew how do you feel about the job you have to be winning this year's nobel peace prize i think i have an idea where i'm going are going on 1200 strong of us in the world food program in south sudan one of the largest operations in the world and we go oh. by the decision of the committee to give this amazing always. give us a quick sense of the extent to which the global food security crisis is being used as a as a weapon of war in certain regions. there and everywhere where there are the 690000000 people who go to go hungry every night the vast majority of those countries are countries that face conflicts and violence and that's typically the common denominator and what we want to do is ensure that he is to help those people with immediate relief but also to support them get through that period where we can help bring peace to our country as well because. from our experience the majority of countrie

you know this whole little stuff the in 2018 i'd already been threatened by the matthew as it comes off for rocket money you know in the same neighborhood where i work now but in another one called capital one of the matthews debt collectors had been around more than once threatening the workers and myself as well back then i filmed everything with a hidden camera a mask asking me for money i turned it over to the police and so the investigation began this time around it gave me some satisfaction to do it for those who are victims of the matthew and have never been able to fight back for lack of coverage because there was simply afraid. there are an estimated $94.00 mafia families in sicily they mostly operate in italy self historically the poorest part of the country their main areas of expertise include extortion drug trafficking and illegal gambling. i'm afraid of course there is fear obviously what i did the 2nd time i'm exposed to my family at risk and that's no trivial matter i always thank the polemic police they are fantastic i feel protected by them because even if i don't see

matthews, commissioners and student delegates. my name is jone, i'm executive director for uasf. president caroline sent a letter to board of education dr. matthew stating uasf support for the renaming of schools but requesting a pause until after the pandemic. significant number of site leaders contacted us with concerns regarding the timelines and the process. the following are excerpts that were written by a core group of site leaders and represent what we have heard from many others. as the board of education takes on numerous initiatives affecting sfusd, uasf site leaders are requesting that naming pause. we are committed to the outcome and attention presented by the board and the committee. we believe that we should continue to examine how white supremacy culture affects the experience of our communities and committed to being anti-racist leaders. we want to make sure students are not subjected to attending schools which have caused harm to the communities they represent. engaging all of our stakeholders will take longer than the two months that we've been given. we want th