mcmahon. my apologies to the archbishop for that. what lies behind this statement now?tablished through the experience of that last lockdown what the rules are. why are they kicking against at this time, what they think is different? it was controversial last time, but churchmen and church women mostly held their peace about it and decided to go along with it, they thought that was the best thing to do. this time around an england church buildings will be accessible to people who want to go in and pray privately, but there will be no communal worship services and, as you say, the leader of the catholic church in england wales, cardinal vincent nichols and archbishop malcolm mcmahon have come out against this and the timing of it, the very quick response following boris johnson's statement last night, indicates to me that they have probably been worried about this for some time. what would happen if there were a second lockdown? their statement was issued very quickly in terms of how quickly the catholic church usually responds publicly to these things, so i think they h

the owner posted a picture of the 17-year-old organizer denell mcmahon and called for counter protesters. the turnout ended up being larger than expected. >> it's a shocking for me to drive up right now. i knew there was going to be a lot of people there. i couldn't imagine it. it was great to see that there are so many supporters on the movement. >> grant has since apologized after receiving backlash for his post. mcmahon says is he willing to meet and teach him more about the blm movement. >>> in san francisco, dozens marched to call on the board of supervisors to defund police and reject a contract with the officer's association. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, these racist cops have got to go. >> that group marched from the police officer's association to city call this afternoon with organizers calling a recent contract with the association racist. "examine the examiner" says it does not reduce the size of the force, but reducing the size of the budget. >>> business owners in walnut creek are cleaning up graffiti saturday, anti-police statements and calls for justice. organizers of last night'

mcmahon says he is willing to meet and teach grant more about the black lives matter movement. >>> the francisco board of supervisor also meet tomorrow on a contract with the police officers association. demonstrators are urging them to reject it. this group marched from the police officers association to city hall yesterday afternoon. organizers called a recent contract with the association racist. the examiner reports while the contract will reduce the department's budget it does not reduce the size of the force. thieves are targeting high-end stores in san francisco. there's been three grab and run robberies in union square in the last four weeks. the store hit in the most recent one lost $54,000 in merchandise. abc7 news contributor phil matier reports it was at the f yves st. laurent store last monday. they stole 20 pricey purses and escaped in a car waiting outside. police say the thefts are happening all over the bay area. they tell phil officers have leads in monday's heist. you can see phil's column sundays and wednesdays in the chronicle. >>> black friday sales are off to an

but i've done all my difficulties and nobody know, mcmahon who may not think big, or nothing's going to fly for a few more focus like an ongoing conflict. just like when you know, that's it. there's also the out to east. you're welcome. like it's a good search, a good slave trade shows might have been something that was also on the final stand of new songs. it's been pretty good. so if this is all dawgs dot com, otherwise there's going to be like doing all kinds of weather, shooting with this. so i played it up and this is done. i didn't do nothing. it's just because it was done that again in this consequence. and in this you will see some people with many people would see them as any think couple to get as much action to kind of us and you can see fondly as well as when the names and continually focus remember this being. so if any of this been in the plan, you will be with you in this edition of insight as we're going to puzzle those folks who just become the cable movies like, oh, i'm going to make them i know you know them and that's the fun on altos like them as a whole before m

mcmahon says despite the threats, the turnout ended up being much larger than expected. >> it's actually very shocking for me to drive up here right now. i knew there was going to be a lot of people there. i just couldn't imagine it. it's very great to see there's so many supporters of this movement. >> grant has since apologized after receiving backlash for his post. mcmahon says he is willing to meet and teach him more about the blm movement. >>> in san francisco, dozens marched to call on the board of supervisors to defund police and reject a contract with the officers association. the group marched from the police officers association to city hall this afternoon. organizers call a recent contract with the association racist. the examiner reports that while the contract will reduce the department's budget, it does not reduce the size of the force. the board will vote on tuesday whether or not to approve that contract. >>> now, as the bay area faces issues of race and social justice, we want to help. you can head to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally and help build

dublin during this weekend sign guarded for justice event included the image of 17 year-old danielle mcmahon it was very a nerve wracking the douglas high school senior is the president of the black student union who together with tri valley for black lives are hosting the sign garden event. >>know when i some folks actually had 29 shares so that 30 people that could potentially you're looking for me and you know seeing as is radical. matter a great year for me as trying to destroy other which and know what i was. >>and it's it's really concerning because now you're involving a minor you're probably my child and essentially your pay placing putting his life at risk because because you don't agree with what black lives matter stands for what you perceive it to stand the city-sponsored display was supported unanimously by the city council. >>and i believe is a testament to our commitment to peaceful expressions of our fight for racial justice. >>i never saw 17 year-old. general to so that you can use 5 year-old beyond what he did that is the voice of mike grant. >>he's the owner of guns unlimi

it all started when a 17-year-old dublin high school student daniel mcmahon organized the trivalley for black lives matter rally. he was stunned when he heard about a facebook post threatening the rally. it had the green light from the city council. but called on nra members and other groups to show up with helmets and vests in case, quote, these blm people start trouble, unquote. he posted a picture. his father tracked down and now the family plans to meet with him. >> actually had 29 shares. that also made me very nervous because 30 people were feeling like this and that are 30 people potentially threatening me. >> i thought it was going to be a black lives matter that was not friendly style. we've seen it across the country. >> the two sides are expected to meet in person soon. grant now says to just let the protesters be. >>> two months of debate should reach a conclusion tonight in fremont. that's when school board members will vote on whether the district should continue its campus police patrol. the 25-member task force earlier this week recommended removing school resource offic

lot at dublin during this weekend sign guarded for justice event included the image of 17 year-old mcmahon it was very a nerve wracking the douglas high school senior is the president of the black student union who together with tri valley for black lives are hosting the sign garden event. >>you know when i some folks actually had 29 shares so that 30 people that could potentially looking for me and you know seeing as it's radical. met are a great year for me as trying to destroy other which and you know what i was. >>and it's really concerning because now you're involving a minor you're probably my child and essentially your pay placing putting his life at risk because because you don't agree with what black lives matter stands for or what you perceive it to stand the city-sponsored display was supported unanimously by the city council. >>and i believe is a testament to our commitment to peaceful expressions of our fight for racial justice. >>i never saw the 17 year-old. general to to that you can use 5 year-old what you do that is the voice of mike grant. >>he's the owner of guns unlimit

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before we begin, let me thank my co-organizer steve mcmahon, with whom i have had the true pleasure of working all of these years in the presentations of these conferences. and the center, the executive director who you just heard from and the deputy director of programming and outreach, tom mcintyre. i would also like to thank our cosponsors for this programming. the brennan center for justice and nyu both. some logistical notes. we will leave time at the end of each panel, the last 15 minutes, for questions from the audience. please use the q&a box. the website -- there is a link in the chats. with that, i will introduce the moderator of the first panel, steve mcmahon, longtime democratic strategist and the cofounder of purple strategies llc. you.: thank we have a great panel today. people who have worked in politics on both the democratic and republican sites. people who are journalists and others that have then columnists and producers and in the case of betsy who is now the executive politics.f women in we are excited to have this conversation today. we're going to dig deep, but j

with that, i will introduce the moderator for the first panel, steve mcmahon, cofounder of strategies llc. steve: thank you, nyu, for doing this. we have a great panel today. people who have worked in politics on both the democratic side and the republican side. journalists and television producers and in the case of betsy, who is now the director of the center of women in excited to we are have this conversation today and we are talking in this first panel about what just happened in the election. we're going to dig deep, but jonathan martin, one of our journalist panelists today, wrote a great piece in "the new york times" the other day that looked at how joe biden won, what the key moments were, so maybe a good way to start this would be to go to jonathan to give us a quick summary of how you think biden won this thing, what were the pivotal moments and how did the biden campaign take advantage of those? jonathan: thanks, steve, and thank you guys for doing this again. though this is a different environment than we are used to. we will make the best of 2020. i think the wisdom of t

cardinal vincent nichols and archbishop malcolm mcmahon have issued a statement calling into questionose saying communal acts of worship were a "common good" for all. places of worship also closed during the first lockdown and they are currently closed in wales during that nation's police have condemned an illegal rave held at a warehouse near bristol. officers were called to yate at around 10.30 last night and said up to 700 people were in attendance. police said some of the crowd became violent, with items including lit spray cans and bottles thrown at officers. two people are in custody. elsewhere, greater manchester police say they broke up an illegal music event on a farm near wigan last night. around 300 people were there, and officers say they turned away dozens more. a machete was recovered from the scene, and the tyres of police vehicles were slashed. with the us election just two days away, president trump is campaigning in five states that he needs if he's to stay in the white house. he's trailing the democrat candidate joe biden in opinion polls, but hopes promises of mass

cardinal vincent nichols and archbishop malcolm mcmahon have issued a statement calling into questioning communal acts of worship were a "common good" for all. our correspondentjohn mcmanus is with me. what more do we know about the representations to government? they have been very quick on the mark. during the last lockdown, people of faith were unhappy but criticism was muted. this time round, it's a statement from the most senior catholic in britain came out pretty early in the morning. i suspect that he and his colleagues have thought very clearly about what they would say if there were another lockdown which affected churches. the criticism is quite strong. he said, we asked the government to produce evidence that justifies this cessation of acts of public worship. he said they are not aware of any information that suggests that this. the spread of cover 19. the archbishop of leeds has written to the prime minister and asked him to change his mind on this measure. the muslim council of britain have also released a statement saying they are disappointed that the pm has not mentio

will mcmahon sent us this video of his 17-month-old playing fetch with their dog. adorable.lfie or shoot a video. we have a slide show on our website showcasing what you've submitted. and we may use your submission on the air as well. we'll be right back. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>> one of the thanksgiving day nfl games has been postponed. the ravens/steelers game will not be played now, tomorrow, because of a positive covid-19 test with some of the players on the ravens. the game will be played sunday afternoon instead. >>> the race to find innovative ways of getting sports fans back into stadiums is on. fox news as more on the cutting-edge techniques being used to keep fans safe from the coronavirus. >> reporter: long before the coronavirus, spores venues have been using digital tickets and other technology to make attending arenas less of a half. hassle. now stadiums around the world are seeing how preexisting software can be re

reporter: dublin civic center plaza is highly visible from busy dublin boulevard and 17-year-old donelle mcmahonreceived permission from the city council to install what he calls, a fine garden, here. >> it's on the walkway. >> reporter: using this mobile collection of signs promoting black lives matter he goes from city to city, including livermore. >> is not just a moment of her quarantine or the summer. there were so many protests, but we want to show it's a movement. >> reporter: last saturday night he saw picture of himself posted on social media by mike grant, an online gun dealer based in dublin. rand wrote in part, please bring your vests and helmets in case these blm people start trouble. remember, this group is known as a left-wing antigovernment group. take dublin back. >> i was pretty shaken up. you know, my legs were shaking and i was nervous just because i saw how many people he called out to come to the event. >> it was very upsetting. in essence you kind of put a target on him. i was very, i was livid. >> reporter: the dublin high school senior is president of the black student u

>>included the image of 17 year-old danielle mcmahon it was very a nerve wracking the douglas high school senior is the president of the black student union who together with tri valley for black lives are hosting the sign garden event. >>you know when i some folks actually had a 29 shares so that 30 people that could potentially he looking for me and you know seeing as it's radical. met are a great year for me as trying to destroy other which. >>and you know what i was so the city-sponsored display was supported unanimously by the city council and i believe is a testament to our commitment to peaceful expressions of our fight for racial justice. >>i never saw the 17 year-old. general to to that you can use 5 year-old beyond what you do that is the voice of mike grant. >>he's the owner of guns unlimited in dublin and the man who made the facebook post which he now says he deeply regrets he explains one senior posts or out of this whole thing is. >>as a white male and rivers seen any racial ce sirte and discriminated against. >>but this is the last 5 days or 4 days what i've gone through t

> well, grant has since apologized for his actions and has expressed interest in meeting with the mcmahon family to talk about what happened. >> a lift-off lifting spirits across the country. spacex's resilience launches four astronauts into space light. they are in orbit headed to the international space station. nbc bay area's marianne favro is at nasa's research senener mountain view which played a role in this historic launch. >> reporter: not only did nasa aim the research center here in mountain view play a role in testing for the flight, but it helped develop the heat shields that will help protect the astronauts as they return to earth. >> 3. 2. 1. 0. ignition. lift-off. >> reporter: a launch to remember. spacex's falcon 9 roared through the sky headed to the international space station and carrying four astronauts. one of them california native victor glover is making history as the first black astronaut to live on the international space station. the flight launches a new era in space travel. instead of relying on government-operated spacecraft, nasa astronauts and anyone else w

for threatening a teenager for planning a black lives matter of an in dublin. 17 year-old dental mcmahonthe president of the black student union at dublin high school after planning for a black lives matter of event in the front of dublin city hall this weekend. he got a threatening facebook post the post called unquote patriots oath keepers and nra members to bring vests and helmets to the city hall protest. the man who made that post is might grant the owner of guns unlimited in dublin. he says he now deeply regrets his post. >>as a white male endeavors seen racial ce served and discriminated but this is the last 5 days or 4 days. what i've gone through this owns some pretty nasty stuff is just what people don't her for you know it's color for years, it's a mix of when i some folks actually had 29 shares so that. >>30 people that could potentially looking for me, you know seen radical. met are a great year for me as trying to destroy other which and you know what i was. >>the a gun shop owner says he's no longer calling on people to protest, the black lives matter event at dublin city

for threatening a teenager who was planning a black lives matter event in dublin 17 year-old in l mcmahon is the president of the black student union a double high school and after planning for a black lives matter event in front of dublin city hall this weekend he received a threatening post on facebook that post called on quote patriots oath keepers and nra members to bring vests and helmets to the city hall in protest. well the man who made that post is mike grant he's the owner of guns unlimited in dublin. he says now upon reflection he deeply regrets posting on facebook. >>as a white male endeavors seen racial ce served and discriminated but this is the last 5 days or 4 days. what i've gone through this owns some pretty nasty stuff just what people don't her for you know it's color for years, it's a mix of when i some folks actually had 29 shares so that. >>30 people that could potentially looking for me and you know seeing as is radical. matter a great year for me as trying to destroy other which and you know what i was. >>yeah the man says he no longer is calling on people to prote

for threatening a teenager for planning a black lives matter event in dublin, 17 year-old danielle mcmahonis the president of the black student union at double a high school and after planning for and black lives matter event in front of dublin city hall this weekend he received a threatening. post on facebook the post called on quote patriots oath keepers and nra members to bring vests and helmets to the city hall in protest of this demonstration. the man who made the post is mike grant he's the owner of guns unlimited in dublin, he says in hindsight he now deeply regrets that post. >>as a white male and rivers seen racial ce sirte and discriminated but this is the last 5 days or 4 days. what i've gone through this owns some pretty nasty stuff just what people true for you know it's for years, it's a mix of when i some folks are actually had 29 shares so that. >>30 people that could potentially eu looking for me and you know seeing as it's radical. met are a great year for me as trying to destroy other which and you know what i was. >>yeah the man says that again he is no longer calling o

dublin during this weekend sign guarded for justice event included the image of 17 year-old danielle mcmahon it was very a nerve wracking the douglas high school senior is the president of the black student union who together with tri valley for black lives are hosting the sign garden event. >>you know when i some folks are actually had a 29 shares so that 30 people that could potentially looking for me and you know seeing as it's radical. as matter what you're thinking as trying to destroy other which and you know what i was. >>and it's it's really concerning because now you're involving a minor you're probably my child and essentially your pay placing putting his life at risk because. because you don't agree with what black lives matter stands for or what you perceive it to stand the city-sponsored display was supported unanimously by the city council. >>and i believe is a testament to our commitment to peaceful expressions of our fight for racial justice. >>i never saw the 17 year-old. general to to that you can use 5 year-old beyond what you do that is the voice of mike grant. >>he's the

lot at dublin during this weekend sign guarded for justice event included the image of 17 year-old mcmahonvery a nerve wracking the douglas high school senior is the president of the black student union who together with tri valley for black lives are hosting the sign garden event. >>you know when i saw posts are actually had 29 shares so that 30 people that could potentially eu looking for me and you know seeing as it's radical. what your has trying to destroy other which and you know what i was. >>and it's really concerning because now you're involving a minor you're probably my child and essentially your pay placing putting his life at risk because because you don't agree with what black lives matter stands for what you perceive it to stand the city-sponsored display was supported unanimously by the city council. >>and i believe is a testament to our commitment to peaceful expressions of our fight for racial justice. >>i saw the 17 year-old. general to to that you can use 5 year-old what he did that is the voice of mike grant. >>he's the owner of guns unlimited in dublin and the man who

seen the most fantastical things witches and munchkins and a video of the president tackling vince mcmahont only are those three republicans, but even karl rove wrote an op-ed declaring that there is no evidence of fraud that could overturn the election karl rove, the guy who engineered the last disastrous republican presidency to lose the popular vote when you lose karl rove, you need to do some serious lack of a soul searching this is like darth vader saying, "guys, why are we trying to rebuild the death star they're just gonna blow it up again. "no, darth, don't talk to yourself that way. "i guess i can make a bigger one. [ laughter ] and if the word of those republicans isn't enough for you, "the new york times" called election officials in every state and found that there is no evidence of fraud. a postal worker who claimed to have witnessed ballot tampering recanted his claims and said they were made up. even the trump campaign's lawsuits have mostly been laughed out of court for example, you might have heard one of their most common complaints, that their poll watchers in states lik

when covert hit america's nursing home mcmahon and i just see it all this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing juice a coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures but we are great. strain the area that's heritage its iconic litter is an industry base is this we will lose it instantly if we have another bleaching event of these my b.g. if this continues they just well the opportunity for the corals to recover i mean between those mad. scientists a calling for a strong good climate policy from the government to reduce emissions without this situation and they get worse. the race to the white house is still on the wire democratic candidate joe biden says he's close to victory donald trump is mounting legal challenges it could all come down to the battleground states of georgia and pennsylvania where counting is still underway. i'm not madison and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up kosovo's president steps down to face a walk crimes trial at the hague for his alleged role during the 19981009 kossovo conflict.

with that, i will introduce the moderator of the first panel, steve mcmahon. longtime democratic strategists and cofounder of purple strategies, llc. you.ank we have got a great panel today. people who have worked in politics on both the democratic and republican side. others who have been television ofducers and, in the case betsy who is now the executive director of the women in politics institute at american university. we are excited to have this conversation. we are talking in this panel about what just happened. , but going to dig deep jonathan martin, one of our journalist panelist today, wrote a great piece in the new york that lookedher day at how joe biden won, with the key moments were. maybe a good way to start this would be to go to jonathan to give us a quick summary of how you think biden won this thing, what were the pivotal moments and how the campaign took advantage of those. >> thank you. thank you guys for doing this again. though this is a different environment than we are used to. we will make the best of 2020. wisdom of the democrats nom

will be joined by professor robert mcmahon, and louis is in a state university daisy petals and mushrooma look these 90 minutes at the history of tv political advertising. professor mitt thanks for joining us here. >> thank you good for being with. you >> weaves start with 1950. too so that was the first year that tv was used it is a medium for television ads. >> television had been used a little bit during 1948 for the 1948 to them democratic -- harry truman made a link up but really 1952 is the first time you saw candidates advertising in a way that was not just a speech. even though we are going to see a lot of spots this morning, 60 and 32nd spots, it is important to remember that 1952, 1956 and 1960, the candidates saw television as a way to give speeches. so in 1952, even though adlai stevenson, the democratic nominee, and dwight eisenhower, the republican nominee were airing some spot of advertising, the vast majority of the people seeing them, suddenly for stevenson, were seeing him give 30-minute speeches. stevenson gave 1830 minute speech is a tentative last night on tuesdays a

caller: it is not kenneth, my name is chester mcmahon.ed donald trump in 2016 because i know he is a businessman and knows how to run a business so he can run a country like a business and put money in everyone's pockets. i support him now because he is the only president i've ever heard of that tries to keep all of his campaign promises to stop the minute that he was elected everyone wanted to impeach him and he hadn't even done anything. he tried to keep all of his campaign promises, and he did it. everyone fought him from the moment he walked in the office, and he has never looked back. he always try to support this country because he is a proud american and he wants america to be america. he wants to keep our rights, put everyone to work, he wants to make america great in stead of china and all of the other countries running our country. i believe the democrats will sell us out, just like obama did. he tried to sell us out to the syrians. everybody hates donald trump because he won't talk to the fake news. he knows the difference betw