business under nelda mullen in berlin thanks for joining us joe biden has pledged to get the coronavirus crisis under control and rebuild an economy in tatters if he becomes president but how hard will it be to convince the american people well here's one county where voters have backed everyone in presidential candidate since 964 but this year the winner is harder to call. they were punching the air on wall street this week after b.s. and p. 500 reached an all time high the economic rule acosta right left corporate america feeling bullish. but across the country in wisconsin many are scratching their heads like dairy farmer ciro lloyd she says that despite the damage of trade wars on the coronavirus she is still undecided. i need the democrats to step up. and when they are like 0 7 i don't know people vote for us you're not offering them anything useful i mean all of our farms are going bankrupt because we cannot compete in this increasingly come holiday to the economy and they're not offering us anything to do to fix that. they're. finding solutions in an increasingly divided america i

mullens, you have an online component that's offered to students, is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. we have three options, we have in-person, of course, in our brick and mortar schools, we have an e-learning option where students are assigned teachers in their home school that they will engage with every day and have a routine and a regular schedule like they would have in their school and then we also have our brevard virtual school platform, which is more asynchronous instruction for students who need the greatest flexibility. alicia: i have kids and keeping kids on track in the spring was tough to get them going and as engaged as i hope they are in class when i can't see them. mr. turner, i'm curious, how is it that you can guarantee that students will be educated that this will work? >> so we learned a lot from the spring where we moved to a virtual platform and our teachers are now better trained and better prepared to work in an online model. we've developed lesson plans that allow for screen time and breaks from screen time. we know it's not a perfect

stephen: it was a press conference talking mullen -- mainly about public health measures that have anmpact on business. on the issue of masks, there is a particular area of interest for business leaders, and that comingrule and there's into effect next to say that people have to wear masks in workplaces all over france. had called for there to be flexibility in those rules not something -- currently been consulted on by france's public health committee. they are due to report by friday. the prime minister said for the moment, the rule will remain -- everyone at work and in places shared with people will have to wear masks. only those that will get individual offices will have an exception to the rule. the health committee comes up with suggestions on how to make a rule more flexible, they will take that into account. maintain the rule around masks. think about mechanics and people working in industrial areas -- .here could be difficulties the focus is what the -- what france will do for the economy. you are there at the conference, the french business and theeeting, and french finance

pimlico plumbers says that some of the stuff have been let go for refusing to return to work charlie mullen says it out of the government's furlough scheme claiming some workers are taking advantage of it to collect pay without working over half of workers furloughed during the log have been returning to work but millions more of those at home surely were installed as his side of the story. you could look at there you want to look just. you know that. was all very much. so well and you know then assign. a splendid song on the fate that no baldwin about such should be since in a weeks you said come up we release you know they're not ready to go back so well if we're going to stop the 80 percent close to morrow they'd be at the polling data if you could change anything valid reason not chicago's well then i'll go with the commonwealth then plate and of course a needle you know and we need to call often and the people i'm talking about younger people just don't buy it surely they don't want to come to the state given night she percent of the whitefish style it's the simplest you know just ques

pimlico plumbers says that some of its staff have been like oh for refusing to return to work trolling mullens has hit out at the government's for a low scheme claiming some employees are taking advantage of it to collect pay without working over half of those for a low during the current virus lock down have been returning to work but millions more have stayed at home charlie mullins told us his side of the story. you want to look. you know the people the long the with us all all very much to play with i want to come by so well and you know been assigned . a splendid salon when the pay you know about so should be since in their excuse that come up we've you know they're not ready to go back so well but if we was to stop the 2 percent close to morrow they'd be back to fall in value if you could change anything valid reason not chicago's well i'll go with the commonwealth limply and of course a needle you know and we need food often and the people i'm talking about a younger people would just go by surely they don't want to come to the state given night she percent of their whitefish just the s

and when you have the mullen, ultimately iran will committed to pretty normal people peace in the middle east. iran will be very much neutralized . he never thought this could've happened. and with a horrendously stupid iran deal signed by obama read this could've never happened. reporter: on the goodyear issue. what about the tires. if there were an alternative, would you want those tires swapped out . pres. donald trump: i would swap them out. a lot of people not wanting to buy the product anymore. i from a competitor. made in the usa two. okay . reporter: from obama, democratic convention. he says that helps you would take being a president more seriously. and reverence for democracy. what is your reaction. pres. donald trump: when i listen to this and see the horror that is left us, the stupidity of the transactions that he has made. look what we are doing. we have a brick border wall, security, a universally praised by people that aren't exactly fans of donald trump. for various reasons. it can be my personality. but the nonfans bright read but when i look at what we have and i look

american and try any farmer suitable company working together and right now they're working with 30000 mullen tears in the u.s. argentina brazil and germany and if successful in trials there are expected to deliver about 100000000 doses to the u.s. by the end of this year then there is can see no biologics now there is a chinese company that already released a vaccine for a limited use on the chinese military while it's also working on face to trials in civilian use in saudi arabia now they're expect their release date has not been an ounce then there is a vaccine developed by the british swedish company astra zeneca which we discussed earlier and they're working with the university of oxford and they're doing their study based on a chimpanzee study now that vaccine is now in phase 3 trials in england india brazil south africa and the u.s. and if their trials are successful which and they're extremely aggressive in their trials so they're expected to start delivering emergency vaccines as early as october then we have the. institute of my logic products now they're developing as c. a vaccine

>> thank you mister mullen and thank you for your leadership on this . i think as we just heard doctor geller talk about the co-occurring of psychiatric symptoms with physical symptoms and conditions and the bottom line is when i go into the er, i'm going in with covid or something else and they don't understand about my underlying psychiatric issues or in the case of addiction, they do not know that i have and someone was suffered from a chronic disease of addiction which has a better chance of killing me and any other illness that i face and that's a couple of them but nothing as critical as the life or death issue of having to fight addiction as a disease. which by the way when i go to my doctor, my doctor doesn't ask me about my addiction. cause it's not in my electronic medical record. the doctor has a pen, electronic pen these days to prescribe anything that they want and if they do not know that i have a disease of addiction, they are practicing medicine without a license. and that's why i thank you for that 42 cfr because there are hundreds of th

foster mom, kathy mullen, is taking care of six kittens right now until they find their forever home. >> it is perfect. i get the cats and it has been a lot of company while i am shelter in place. >> reporter: humane society across the bay still need your help will it is temporary or forever. jackie ward. nbc bay area news. >> there had been more than 1800 adoptions through your clear the shelters program. more than $55,000 has been donated to local shelters. coming up at 8:30, non-profit playing a big part in helping animals. we'll talk to the silicon valley pet project, what they are doing to help them find the perfect rescue project. >>> that's great news tu, turni to weather now. rob mayeda is joining us now to talk about it. >> yes, it really is a day-to-day challenge of our weather forecast. the smoke gets imported into the bay area right now. active fires into the north and how it gets exported out during the afternoon. the sea breeze picks up in the south bay. san francisco, fog or smog at times are back in san francisco. not too much smoke right now. a lot of that got pushed

historian mark mullen is the offer of 1996 months to change the world paris peace conference which got the hammer out of peace treaty for over one reaching an agreement that satisfied all nations territorial claims and adequately punish germany for his wartime actions the national world war one museum and memorial in kansas city hosted the top in front of their annual symposium last november. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. what a day. really terrific event that we've had so far and thank you for being with us. i know that there is a lot of excitement as there ought to be about this evenig'

have found a pimlico plumbers in london says he's full of those who refuse to return to work charlie mullen says workers need to get back to the day job to limit damage to the economy people need to get back to work and. you know the people that are no longer with us are all very much the players were that want to come back and then the same people who are spending time on the beach they're not about social mission sin but they actually said come up with is you know they're not ready to go back to work but if we were stopped the i 2 cent follow tomorrow they'd be back to full indict but wouldn't many of them have a valid excuse and that is they are very worried about catching the virus particularly plumbers you have to go into people's premises i can't look so we probably always feel all that promise of continuing working for out to get them in there so employed and you know we'll give them all all the protection we can the mosque laughs. for cover up sanitizing machines sinks in their vehicle and you know we were obviously we're concerned about our star and we might sure. that our site is

historian mark mullen is the offer of 1996 months to change the world paris peace conference which got the hammer out of peace treaty for over one reaching an agreement that satisfied all nations territorial claims and adequately punish germany for his wartime actions the national world war one museum and memorial in kansas city hosted the top in front of their annual symposium last november. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. what a day. really terrific event that we've had so far and thank you for being with us. i know that there is a lot of excitement as there ought to be about this evening's conversation so thank you for taking time to be here we are so delighted to have professor margaret mcmillon with us today. it really is a delight. thank you so much for traveling to be with us on this important conversation and who will help us with that is better equipped than margaret mcmillon, americas professor international history at oxford, professor of history at the university of toronto, she serves in a many and varied roles. trustee of the central european university and more re

so she is here with strong representation from both sides, and other good friends here, melissa mullens from the curator office, and other great friends of ours, the former white house curator in the back. we appreciate your friendship and all you do for our organization. >> [inaudible] on the first floor. and you can't miss it. it's massive. [inaudible] [laughter] >> any other questions? >> it hasn't aged well. [laughter] any other questions? >> i have one we can close with, and i know everyone is interested in mingling with you at the reception and buying a book and getting you to sign it, but you closed remarks by talking about how his reputation has morphed over the years, how different politicians of all stripes would interpret or reinterpret or quote or misquote him throughout time. he's been the first president and all things to all americans, so to speak. why and how and how can george washington be relevant today? you heard me tell a story at lunch today about someone, a young person who saw the portrait of washington and said, who is that? and the answer was it's george , wash

plumbers in london says he's fired those suits refused those who refused to return to work charlie mullen says workers need to get back to the day job to limit damage to the economy people need to get back to work and. you know the people that are no longer with us are all very much the place where the want to come back to work and then the same people spending time on the beach they're not about social peace in sin but they actually said come up with is you know they're not ready to go back to work but if we're going to stop the 2 cent follow tomorrow they'd be back to full indict but wouldn't many of them have a valid excuse and that is they are very worried about catching the virus particularly plumbers you have to go into people's premises i can't look so people are going to feel all that promise of continuing working for at the but then when they're so employed and you know we'll give them all all the protection we can march gloves. for cover up sanitizing machines sinks in their vehicle and you know we're obviously concerned about our stop and we might sure. that our site is complet

library is who our actually named after, david mullen all here watching the football game together. a proud moment at the university of arkansas even though we did end up losing that came -- that game. here we have papers from president johnson. johnson was a longtime leader in the senate, was a majority leader in the 1950's, then became president after kennedy's assassination. he and fulbright had a very close relationship and were very good friends, but they also had disagreements. major of the mid -- political leaders in the country. here is ar right white house letter, it is an official letter, we see that it is actually a very long letter. it is a long piece to senator fulbright and what he is doing is explaining the fate of asia as he sees it. johnson has been to asia and met with world leaders there, met with people on the ground, talked with the military and he is trying to convince senator fulbright that the people of asia really want us there. they want us involved in vietnam, supporting cambodia and other places, fighting communism. he says the people of asia approve of t

i want to thank the bills longtime champion, congresswoman schakowsky, congresswoman mullen and cosponsors congressman forte, congressman lee han and congressman long for their support. i would also like to highlight congresswoman matsui extension act of telehealth expansion act cms has taken some great strides in expanding telehealth across mental health treatment which has been critically important in helping patients get the help that they need during covid. ultimately, cms and congress should make most of the telehealth provisions permanent. in addition to the bills i have already mentioned, we support many others before you today, including the behavioral health coverage transparency act and the mental health parity compliance act, the mental health services for students act, the pursuing equity and mental health act, and h.r. 6645 to provide additional funds to the national institute of mental health for research related to the mental health effects of covid. finally, i commend the leadership on the range of suicide prevention bills before you today. notably, by the cochairs of the s

and finally, i want to thank my legislative aide, andy mullen, that is just a gift and was extremely helpful in this resolution. i'm also thrilled to introduce a legislation commemorating the 100th anniversary of the 19 amendment. i want to start by thanking assessor carmen chiu for her help in putting this resolution together. that work is as important now as ever before, as our voting rights come under nearly daily assault from the federal government. women fought for and won the right to vote, and we must continue to ensure we have the right to vote at the ballot box in november and beyond. over a century later, we are still fighting for access to the ballot and of course for social equality. toward the end of the 19 century, women mounted a prolonged effort in california, but the movement suffered a set back when california suffrage was defeated. in 1908, several san franciscans led what is now believed to be the first suffrage march in the united states across the bay in oakland. in the 1910s, the expanding participation of women in marching and civic life became increasingly co

. >> reporter: the mullen family started 2020 on shaky ground. >> we were really thinking literally where are we going to live if we cannot continue to pay our bills. >> reporter: but things began looking up this spring when chris, an air force combat veteran who served in iraq and afghanistan, finally landed a steady job with an irrigation scene. they were climbing out of debt but covid had other plans. >> we cannot necessarily make the choice that one of us is going to have to leave our jobs to be able to help with our son during the day. >> reporter: their 6-year-old must start first grade remotely at his home in texatexas. mom, aubrey, is struggling to juggle parents and work. >> i feel like i'm spread so thin. >> reporter: while she has one child at home, many others rely on her at the texas clinic where she's a pediatric nurse. >> it's a role where you have to use your heart, but it also causes such confliction. should i give that much? because the one that suffers in the end is our little boy. >> reporter: the mullins say 85% of their income goes to bills. they fear the cost of chi

clearing her, charlie dent, wayne gilchrest, bob english, jim colby, ray lahood, jim leach , susan mullennnie morello, jack quinn, peter smith, jim walsh, you can see the entire list if you go to the biden campaign website. mark in inglewood, florida. good morning to you. you are supporting joe biden. guest: yes imp -- caller: first of all, i would like to say to mr. trump, show me your friends and i will tell you who you are. that is starting it out. anyways. called,aller that just how come they always say that he is doing a great job and they can't come up with no facts? he isn't doing anything for this country. he is taking all the regulations away. i have to catch my breath. anyway. he is doing exactly what putin is doing in russia. i think he is a russian advocate. unions, heg away the is not letting -- he is holding the public down by not letting the minimum wage come up to $15 an hour, just like putin. how come these republicans don't see this? they want to turn a blind eye. it is amazing to me. they can't come up with any facts. i've got facts. host: alright, we will get in some o