. >> chairman mccormack, my fellow americans, i accept your nomination. i accept the duty of leading this party to victory this year. [applause] and i thank you, i thank you from the bottom of my heart for placing at my side the man that last night you so wisely selected to be the next vice president of the united states. i know i speak for each of you and all of you when i say he proved himself tonight and that great acceptance speech. [applause] and i speak for both of us when i tell you that from monday on he is going to be available for such speeches and all 50 states. [applause] we will try to lead you, as we were led, by that great champion of freedom, the man from independence, harry s. truman. but the gladness of this high occasion cannot mask the sorrow which shares our hearts. so let us here tonight, each of us, all of us, really dedicate ourselves to keeping burning the golden torch of promise which john fitzgerald kennedy set aflame. [applause] and let none of us stop to rest until we have written into the law of the land all the suggestions t

mercenaries from terrorist organizations including jabhat al nusra are traveling to the conflict zone mccormack outback also comes out a former close of ours hot spot new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out new restrictions they're starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools and the british government is left red faced after it's revealed that $16000.00 calls to coronavirus cases were missed because of a technical error and the national tracing system.

so for example, that new senator mccormack was raised by a father diplomat. he used to boast and bragged that he learned to speak french before he learned to speak english. he was very involved with global affairs, but he was opposed to the treaty. this is senator knocks, the republican who had been president tapped secretary of the state. he was an irreconcilable, or hear something very interesting. during the senate debate, he announced a resolution that we now call the knox doctrine. it announced that if there were in the future any threat to the peace of europe, then the united states would regard it a grave matter, consult with friendly governments and consider the possibility of taking military action to deal with it. in other words, he is in irreconcilable, but not an isolationist. now some people say, if it's not the story of those irreconcilables who were probably provincial bigots, then surely be story is that american public opinion wasn't ready for this gigantic step of a huge stride into a formal commitment to join the security architecture of wo

yes they have to come up i mean but i believe mccormack come up with a new law within 4 or 5 days now that he'll present to the parliament but more should be done from the secret services i mean that france has in a place called bread it will. the big ears for and this is where you you have to really make an effort into identifying. the hate speech is. the operations and plays the merits of vengeance of this. all this information traveling on in cyberspace has to be controlled at that level 1st i mean. google and apple are not going to i mean i don't see how they can do it and that is that is that. requires firing a lot of people in which they did i mean after 15 attacks the. i think the field agents went from 40029000 in a span of couple years but it's they're going to have to step up. and double the number of analysts or triple them i don't it's beyond my expertise at this point of what they're going to do but if it has to happen at the secret service level 1st i don't think the social media companies can. can do much besides you know. try and money toward like keywords and various

armenia and azerbaijan the spike international peace efforts on saturday authorities and the disputed mccormack region reported an aerial bombardment by azerbaijani warplanes earlier this week women and children were evacuated from several cities after the shelling of surrounding villages many civilians have been caught in the crossfire 5 as of yet and as this next story shows even the youngest have found courage. political not to be able to go out to a little consolation of pain the promise that in. all of this heidi couples the lady has seen the actual sports. illustrated. fighting scene tangata means that until today. well what i thought. it would fun call. me tom maybe. i had to make. can you would not. could i just. not special not for you does trust i mean if i get it but i asked him 1st you got to tell me you could. make. over to me on the phone with your own mess but they don't show knocking me down. meanwhile 2nd largest city has come under repeated missile attacks last week at least 13 civilians were killed and over 50 injured a war correspondent reports a few days soft as a terrible

violating the agreements this is the 2nd ceasefire in that stopping fighting over the disputed region of mccormack or about the region is internationally recognized as part of us or by shan but is controlled by ethnic armenians. but for many people in azerbaijan there's little hope that the humanitarian ceasefire will bring peace of the hamid met with some residents in gunja most loved ones but want to keep up the fight guly ever show you i was sleeping at home with her extended family her nephew is in a critical condition and she wonders what will do future hold now that the family house is gone but she remains defiant other women who. really should fight until the end we are behind the president we believe in our country we believe in our army we believe in our people let there be war and let us liberate our territories why isn't the international community stopping this we should defeat them until the end ganders been hit several times is the beginning of october but saturday's attack was the most devastating so far it happened a week after a humanitarian ceasefire brokered by russia was announ

a week of hostilities between armenia and azerbaijan bringing devastation to the capital of mccormack with shelling of the city ongoing r.t. reports from the ground. you massive explosions in the very center of the city 250 millimeter caliber it is a massive rocket. the fighting spills beyond the disputed region as a bordering a very city comes under artillery fire. among a lot of lies everybody knows he's a liar there's nothing smart about you joe what you should i don't think he's an excuse well there's no your number to go to. the 1st presidential debate before the u.s. election this ended in to name calling and interruptions the 2nd round however is now in doubt after donald trump contract and the coronavirus. been watching the weekly here on our team for national where we bring you a roundup of the top stories from the week just gone along with the day's headlines . the capital of the disputed region of the border is being relentlessly shelled as the week long conflict between armenia and azerbaijan escalates further airstrikes have destroyed multiple buildings with conflicting r

fighting continues between armenia and azerbaijan over the mccormack had a back region despite both sides agreeing to cease fire a week ago and shells have also rained down on areas that way from the disputed territory the civilian casualties reported in a city. just gone 6 o'clock here in moscow now french prosecutors say that the man that decapitated a schoolteacher in france was born in moscow and was of chechen origin he had been living in france as a refugee the atrocity came amid growing anger after the teacher had reportedly showed his class early this month derogatory cartoons of the prophet mohammed. one of our compatriots was murdered because he taught freedom of expression the freedom to believe or not believe this. a compadre was the victim of an is honest terror attack the national antiterrorism prosecuting him fronts has been putting new details about what exactly happened in the days leading up to that brutal to cancellation of the 47 year old history teacher who's been named isn't assuming automatically now the assailant is your menu bag who was shot dead after decapitatin

discuss the freedom of expression and then there were also some of the incidents and so president mccormack decided that he's going to clamp down on what he defines as radical islam so he has closed a mosque for example he has also had associations linked to these incidents and raided and dissolved and well he also is proposing a law to take more control over mosques and france and also the training on certification of moms that are also sometimes trained outside france so that see there's a lot of action going on right now france has had a problem with radical islam for decades now let's remember 2015 a huge attack on the offices of the newspaper shall we have also is about to kind of club which saw dozens of people dying and francis also entering pre-election face campaigning is on the table again and the right wing parties are pressuring with issues like internal security and social issues so he's trying to show that he's really getting a grip on issues and. of course that doesn't go down well with the muslim communities around the globe they feel that then being made responsible for act

between armenia and azerbaijan and the south caucuses the main city in the disputed province of mccormack has been bombed from the air and locals have been hearing the regular sound of air raid sirens. several buildings have been damaged including the emergency ministry where the windows were shattered and holes blown through the walls armenian defense ministry has blamed azerbaijan for the airstrikes and put its army units on full combat alert as a bridge on has not confirmed or denied the bombing raids has also seen its share of damage though a border region was hit by mortar fire and several buildings were destroyed are reports now from the government. has come under probably the heaviest shelling since we arrived here 2 massive explosions in the very center of the city usually what we could hear what we could see the smoke from the explosions which were on the outskirts in the suburbs this is the very city center and moreover this is the building of the ministry of emergencies so it has been obliterated i mean look look at this everything is gone windows are gone the whole wall there'

that the series from terrorist organizations including jabhat al nusra travelling to the conflicts mccormack out of. also the the former coronavirus holtzapple new york city sees another wave of infections if these are rolling out your street shoes the s. starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools in the british government red faced up to 16000 positive cases were missed because of a technical error in the national tracing system and.

escalation in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan the capital of the disputed region of mccormack karbala has been attacked with drones a bridge and multiple buildings have been damaged the buildings hit was the ministry of emergencies where windows were shattered and walls penetrated by shells russian singer and activist. witnessed the airstrike on the bridge. first there was an explosion and something was flying around overhead then there was an air raid alert these were drones i so huge hole in the breach this is something else flew over the village there was nowhere to hide they made us leave the car so as not to become targets i hid under a canopy i saw the bridge being bombed with my own eyes and heard more explosions. there's they also saw a cameraman from an armenian t.v. channel severely injured when his car was hit by shelling 2 french journalists have also been hospitalized covering the conflict our correspondent reports from the balco. deadly clashes continue here in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides i mean and as they are by john battering each other

amenia and azerbaijan have agreed not to deliberately target civilian populations in the to speech mccormack outback region just days after a cease fire collapsed foreign ministers from both sides have been holding talks in geneva and agreed to swap bodies and provide a list of prisoners of war within a week. with 4 days to go until the u.s. presidential election texas has seen an unprecedented. early voting the number of in person or mail in ballots has already eclipsed the state's total votes a turnout for 2016 more than 9000000 texans have cost any votes that makes texas just a 2nd state to hawaii to break its voting record before election day the southern state is america's 2nd largest electoral prize off to california it hasn't voted for a democrat since jimmy casa back in 1976 but some polls suggest joe biden is slightly ahead with early vote that will donald trump won texas by 9 point margin back in 2016 us around 800000 votes his campaign says its own analysis shows the president is well ahead. as goes straight to shihab rattansi who is live for us in washington d.c. good to see you

the week of hostilities between armenia and azerbaijan bring devastation to the capital of mccormack on a par with shelling of the city ongoing r.t. reports from the ground. you massive explosions in the very center of the city 250 millimeter caliber it is a massive rocket. the fighting spills beyond the disputed obama kind of region as a bordering a very city comes under artillery fire. a muscular call out a slice everybody knows he's a liar there's nothing smart about you joe what you should i don't raise an excuse the world is now your number.

says 21 people were killed when armenian shells hit the town of barga near the disputed region of mccormack had about this comes just days after a u.s. brokered cease fire came into effect the 3rd attempt to end the fighting after the 2 russian agreed to truces failed protests have been hope in several muslim nations against the french president's value to crack down on radical islam it comes as the turkish president lashed out at this gusting cartoons of the prophet mohammad in a french satirical magazine is now starting to sue charlie of dough over a new drawing that mocks him these are the top stories stay with us the stream is coming up next thanks for watching have i. hi i'm femi oke a enjoying the stream while women are dropping out of the u.s. workforce as the pandemic hits the labor market advocates worry that years of economic advancements by winning could be in jeopardy we want to hear your thoughts at experience say so be sure to tweet us at a.j. strain all leave a comment and i live chat to join the conversation. the coronavirus pandemic has sent the u.s. economy at a doubt what

mistrust between the 2 countries and the firm belief here among the population in azerbaijan that mccormack is rightfully theirs that it has been rightfully theirs for the pos nearly 30 years then you get the impression that any truth the current truce for example will not turn things into a more peaceful direction any time soon there is also no sign on the political level of backing down and coming to the negotiating table and end this military conflict you leon thanks very much for that update union reporting for us from gunja in azerbaijan me a town in prime minister just half a contest has announced a package of new coronavirus restrictions and avoiding another complete lockdown gave italian is the power to shop public squares from 9 pm on woods to prevent gatherings that might increase the spread of the virus it's really hit a new record of infection numbers on sunday with authorities reporting more than 11000 new cases conti says the situation has become critical but it is government is determined to avoid a repeat of the lockdown imposed at the start of the crisis in mom which. i'm j

if it's a public record, do we know why the mccormack team is -- withdrawing? >> it's a combination of factors. it's the ply indication of the -- complication of the site as well as the delay in the work that is being done. we can talk more about it if you like. we did not get anything in writing or communications with them. but that is what we know. >> vice chair rosales: okay, thank you. >> commissioner brackett: i notice various deadlines that are coming out. are those hard-set dates for the r.f.p., or are those a general outline of what you're proposing? >> for now, you know, they are hard-set dates, but as we know, reserve the right as a agency to change. for now, this is what we intend to require, but we have the right to make changes as needed. >> commissioner brackett: okay. thank you. >> chair bustos: okay. madame secretary, please call the next item. >> secretary: the next order of business is item 9. commissioners' questions and matters. mr. chair? >> chair bustos: i don't have anything. commissioners, anything you may have? seeing none, okay. madame

there was a strike at the mccormack report works in chicago on may 3rd, 1886.y were calling for an eight-hour day. there was violence between strikers and police. shots were fired in at least two workers were killed. they were anarchists in chicago. they said this violence to us is a wonderful example of our broader critique of american capitalism in the american system, so we want to take advantage of this moment to use this tragedy in order to demonstrate to people the validity of our arguments. so they called for protests. the getting may 4. protests were well attended by the working classes especially german immigrants. there was a large turnout. it was peaceful by all accounts. the rhetoric was relatively tame. according to the relatively tame mayor of chicago, carter harrison, a lot of people were deciding that things were ok and it was time to go home. a lot of people were deciding that things were okay and it was time to go home. but it wasn't. what happens next as the rally started to break up, someone threw a pipe bomb. a policeman was killed. the pol

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. ♪ >> also today, plans for dismantling the alternate care facility at mccormack place. >> reporter:million taxpayer dollars to build the facility. about 1/3 of that came from the city of chicago at $26 million. the care facility was equipped to treat thousands, but after being open for a month, only 38 people were treated. >> when they built the mccormick for covid patients, why didn't say say to every hospital we're going to keep the birthing centers open. they could have strategically thought about this. >> a lot of our moms are high-risk. a lot of them have hypertension. they have gestational diabetes. they have a lot of issues that other women may not have because of socioeconomic environments that they live in. >> a woman who is poor may not have access to good food. there may not be decent grocery stores in her neighborhood and would have to travel far to get decent groceries, so she might eat poorly and be likely to be overweight or obese. she might be stressed because she lives in a neighborhood where there's a lot of community violence and all of those things put her at ris

last fall sutter health sent frank mccormack a bill for $317.ed the bill for the full amount but got calls and bills demanding payment. frank says he sent proof from his bank showing sutter had cashed that check, but calls continued. so frank turned to us. we reached out to sutter health. it didn't get back to us, but frank told us soon after the hospital acknowledged that he had actually made the payment and the $317 debt was off sutter's books. the next step for frank should be checking his credit record. you can do that at annualcreditreport.com. we posted a link. while you're there we invite to you participate in our new customer service survey. scan the qr code with your phone or go to nbcbayarea.com/consumersurvey. either route takes you to our five-minute questionnaire. we'll have the survey up and running and will share results in november. >>> the l.a. dodgers now just one game away from a world championship. last night in arlington, texas, the dodgers and rays squared off in game five of the world series. peterson hit a solo home run t

international pressure is growing on armenia and azerbaijan to end the conflict over the disputed region of mccormack out of the french president in russia's vladimir putin have called for a cease fire rockets have been fired asked ned iraqi airports where u.s. troops is stationed there are no reports of major damage or casualties catarrh security forces have blamed the popular mobilisation forces which is a paramilitary group with close ties to iran. france's highest court has ruled that a suspect in the ramadan genocide can be sent to terms near to face trial at a un backed court for guys accused of helping to finance members of the hutu tribe who killed 800002 seize and moderate hutus in 1994 he's been held in a french jail since his arrest at his home outside paris there's you had lines. i. think. of course be up but if he is a bully any call got out one must quit. on their way they said it all again i don't go all i know you is a me and you know then you should call me at the time. when the. cause is high kind of lives below us call here then on to the d. as a new customer an astonishing was qui

would hope to see the trend we've seen in the last few weeks continuing through next year >> jim mccormack with us, global head of desk strategy at gnat west >>> the ewian has treated from 17-month highs after the people's bank of china scrapped the reserve requirements for banks when trading in foreign exchange contracts financial institutions would be allowed to cut the returns from 20% to zero, removing a safeguard against depreciation >> this latest move by the chinese central bank certainly tempered the recent rally in the u.n. we saw it pulling back from 17-month highs investors retreated from their long position. so the pboc said it would scrap the reserve requirement altogether for forward trading starting from today, meaning financial institutions would no longer need to set aside cash and essentially getting rid of the rules that made doing this more costly. previously within banks and financial institutions did need to set aside 20% as forex risk reserves this was a rule that was brought in two years ago in an effort to stabilize the rem&b at a type the u.n. was under some trade

last fall sutter health sent frank mccormack a bill for $317.d the check for the full amount, but months afterward he got calls and notices from bill collectors demanding payment. frank says he sent proof from his bank showing sutter had cashed that check, but the calls continued. so frank turned to us. we reach out to sutter health. it didn't get back to us, but frank told us soon after the hospital acknowledged that he had actually made that payment and the $317 debt was off his books. we can use that at annu annualcreditreport.com and while you're there we invite you to participate in our survey. scan this qr code with your phone. either route takes you to our five-minute questionnaire. we'll have the survey and will share results in november. >>> more than 400 people will not be able to fly delta anymore. they are banned after refuse to go comply with the airline mask policy. increased by hundreds of people as most flyers return. they require mask. a federal mandate was never ordered by the trump administration. >>> talking about the biggest

but moore mccormack, secondly, we do not believe that all four factors are purely legal questions. example, whether a subpoena the president is necessary to complex the legislature's goal. that question involves questions such as what efforts have the committee made so far to obtain this information, with those out as the fruitful, those are all questions asked. the comings memo says nothing about the session. the maloney memo says quite a bit. i hear what you're saying, but what the committee is they have the burden to show that what they are seeking is --. they told us that this record is sufficient. he does say he believes he can sustain this on the existing record and i don't see why we need to have more fact-finding. norris: understood, i don't disagree with most of that. sorry, can you repeat that? judge tatel: i just said i didn't think you would disagree with it. couldn you agree that we fact, nothing in the supreme court decision that we need a different record to decide this case. the court should just identify four factors. it suggests that it couldn't survive on this re

if it's a public record, do we know why the mccormack team is -- withdrawing?it's a combination of factors. it's the ply indication of the -- complication of the site as well as the delay in the work that is being done. we can talk more about it if you like. we did not get anything in writing or communications with them. but that is what we know. >> vice chair rosales: okay, thank you. >> commissioner brackett: i notice various deadlines that are coming out. are those hard-set dates for the r.f.p., or are those a general outline of what you're proposing? >> for now, you know, they are hard-set dates, but as we know, reserve the right as a agency to change. for now, this is what we intend to require, but we have the right to make changes as needed. >> commissioner brackett: okay. thank you. >> chair bustos: okay. madame secretary, please call the next item. >> secretary: the next order of business is item 9. commissioners' questions and matters. mr. chair? >> chair bustos: i don't have anything. commissioners, anything you may have? seeing none, okay. madame sec