we're bringing in the new planted medians. the boarding islands and new transit shelters. we've taken advantage of some of the drops in traffic caused by the covid-19 crisis and moved as much work as possible to daytime hours. right now i believe the only night work that we have on the schedule is the last of the water work, which should be wrapping up. that is done because we don't want to interrupt people's water service in the middle of the day. the largest challenge -- and we've been working closely with our contractor to maintain social distancing and make sure everyone has proper safety equipment, but to date with covid, the challenge has been a shortage of type 2 cement used for roadway work. this is a problem in the supply chain that affects california as a whole. we're working with a contractor to prevent this from having significant impact on the schedule, but it's affecting all major projects in the state right now. i'll go through this first slide relatively quickly. this is a history where we were working alongside the outside of the roadway. the areas in oran

we're bringing in the new planted medians. the boarding islands and new transit shelters. we've taken advantage of some of the drops in traffic caused by the covid-19 crisis and moved as much work as possible to daytime hours. right now i believe the only night work that we have on the schedule is the last of the water work, which should be wrapping up. that is done because we don't want to interrupt people's water service in the middle of the day. the largest challenge -- and we've been working closely with our contractor to maintain social distancing and make sure everyone has proper safety equipment, but to date with covid, the challenge has been a shortage of type 2 cement used for roadway work. this is a problem in the supply chain that affects california as a whole. we're working with a contractor to prevent this from having significant impact on the schedule, but it's affecting all major projects in the state right now. i'll go through this first slide relatively quickly. this is a history where we were working alongside the outside of the roadway. the areas in oran

we're bringing in the new planted medians. the boarding islands and new transit shelters. we've taken advantage of some of the drops in traffic caused by the covid-19 crisis and moved as much work as possible to daytime hours. right now i believe the only night work that we have on the schedule is the last of the water work, which should be wrapping up. that is done because we don't want to interrupt people's water service in the middle of the day. the largest challenge -- and we've been working closely with our contractor to maintain social distancing and make sure everyone has proper safety equipment, but to date with covid, the challenge has been a shortage of type 2 cement used for roadway work. this is a problem in the supply chain that affects california as a whole. we're working with a contractor to prevent this from having significant impact on the schedule, but it's affecting all major projects in the state right now. i'll go through this first slide relatively quickly. this is a history where we were working alongside the outside of the roadway. the areas in oran

we're bringing in the new planted medians. the boarding islands and new transit shelters. we've taken advantage of some of the drops in traffic caused by the covid-19 crisis and moved as much work as possible to daytime hours. right now i believe the only night work that we have on the schedule is the last of the water work, which should be wrapping up. that is done because we don't want to interrupt people's water service in the middle of the day. the largest challenge -- and we've been working closely with our contractor to maintain social distancing and make sure everyone has proper safety equipment, but to date with covid, the challenge has been a shortage of type 2 cement used for roadway work. this is a problem in the supply chain that affects california as a whole. we're working with a contractor to prevent this from having significant impact on the schedule, but it's affecting all major projects in the state right now. i'll go through this first slide relatively quickly. this is a history where we were working alongside the outside of the roadway. the areas in oran

we're bringing in the new planted medians. the boarding islands and new transit shelters. we've taken advantage of some of the drops in traffic caused by the covid-19 crisis and moved as much work as possible to daytime hours. right now i believe the only night work that we have on the schedule is the last of the water work, which should be wrapping up. that is done because we don't want to interrupt people's water service in the middle of the day. the largest challenge -- and we've been working closely with our contractor to maintain social distancing and make sure everyone has proper safety equipment, but to date with covid, the challenge has been a shortage of type 2 cement used for roadway work. this is a problem in the supply chain that affects california as a whole. we're working with a contractor to prevent this from having significant impact on the schedule, but it's affecting all major projects in the state right now. i'll go through this first slide relatively quickly. this is a history where we were working alongside the outside of the roadway. the areas in oran

and in light of that, we looked at valencia street closely to understand how that new boarding island worked with the school children and the cyclists in terms of any conflicts. we observed no close calls at the new boarding island and we observed those during the peak times of the school hours. while the number of interactions did increase, the parties still yielded to each other, with pedestrians yielding to cyclists. we're continuing to look at that in detail. and starting a study to look at specifically our transit boarding islands and other features of accessible design and how they're working with our new projects. and we'll have some more information about that over the next year. masonic avenue is another project we looked at the transit boarding island and saw that the -- observed that bicycle-pedestrian interactions were insignificant to the overall volume and there were no close calls observed. a close call, so everyone -- [inaudible] -- is a near-miss. we've tried to delineate how to observe certain interactions and a close call means there is something close to happening

we're bringing in the new planted medians. the boarding islands and new transit shelters. we've taken advantage of some of the drops in traffic caused by the covid-19 crisis and moved as much work as possible to daytime hours. right now i believe the only night work that we have on the schedule is the last of the water work, which should be wrapping up. that is done because we don't want to interrupt people's water service in the middle of the day. the largest challenge -- and we've been working closely with our contractor to maintain social distancing and make sure everyone has proper safety equipment, but to date with covid, the challenge has been a shortage of type 2 cement used for roadway work. this is a problem in the supply chain that affects california as a whole. we're working with a contractor to prevent this from having significant impact on the schedule, but it's affecting all major projects in the state right now. i'll go through this first slide relatively quickly. this is a history where we were working alongside the outside of the roadway. the areas in oran

island are unbearable and that they just want to link. this is news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at d w news or visit our website that's dot com. org. board. in. the world are all. over. the world today up in the very in southern germany or more precisely a small bavarian town nestled in the alps. i've come here because i want to spend some time in the mountains 1st on friday and later on foot. traffic but there is one of germany's most popular tourist destinations the region's incredible variety of landscapes make it a paradise for those seeking a more active holiday so it looks like i'm going to get a lot of exercise and while i'm here and while i'm at it i want to find out the ways in which the coronavirus pandemic and climate change are affecting tourism here in the alps. what are the challenges mass tourism poses to this mountainous region. one big draw are the many fanciful castles built by king to take the 2nd. half. but will also visit dubrovnik word check in viewer will show us how the corona crisis is affecting her hometown. my destination is the shot and a scenic point in the mountain range the 2nd had a house built up there fo

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island. davis remains. remington makes arrangements to return home, to go back to the states, go back to new york on board the passenger steamer the seneca. and upon his return home, the journal begins prominent, prominent publication of remington's sketches, remington's sketches of the cuban conflict. and they praise these sketches and headlines saying they are the work of a gifted artist, frederick remington. so, before debunking, before getting into the details of the debunking of this anecdote, of this media myth, let's recap real quickly. there is a rebellion going on in cuba. ing remington is there six days. the first account between the supposed exchange between hearst and remington comes more than four years later in 1901. in creelman's book which contains no documentation about how he learned about it, the source of this purported exchange. and creelman is the lone person to come up with this originally. this tale, you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war, lives on despite a nearly complete absence of supporting documentation as is mentioned in our core text this semester. a nearly complete

board with all. this week. this is due to every news and these our top stories 5000 migrants have moved into a new temporary camp on the island of less balls will have 12000 migrants have been sleeping out in the open since fires destroyed the island's morea migrant camp where they had been staying many have been reluctant to enter the new camp as they fear they could be detained there for months to come. the number of covert 1000 cases globally has passed the 13000000 mark figures released by johns hopkins university put the total of fatalities at 943000 the united states asked the highest number of cases at over 6000000 followed by india and brazil. one of germany's leading vajrayana just because austin has told you that europe is facing a tough winter of coronavirus restrictions he said he expects mask wearing to remain necessary is through 2021 to develop the 1st diagnostic test for the new coronavirus. which is due to every news from berlin photos on twitter and on instagram news or visit our website. it's mid september summer is ending here in europe and what appears to be beginning is serious sobering and definitely no

board a pal true 3.7 billion shares. and a reminder, listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. >>> breaking news now, rhode islandl hundred ballots. the state's democrat secretary of state, nelly gorbia, says she can send applications with or without the astronaut legislature's approval -- state legislature's approval. democrats greatly outpacing republicans in absentee ballot reports in states like are florida and north carolina. the republican national committee tells us it isn't worried. the rnc claims many of president trump's supporters prefer to vote in person and will do so. >>> judge emmet sullivan's appointed amicus john gleeson telling the justice department's motion to dismiss the case of general michael flynn should be denied. gleason calling the doj's motion to dismiss politically motivated. well, they should know. joining us tonight, tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. his new book is " a republic if under assault." we recommend it to you huguely. and, tom -- highly. and, tom, good to see you. let's start with what you have discovered through your efforts and skew additional watch's efforts

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journal editorial board says rhode island's senior ballot harvest could be a case study in the future of voting. let's bring in wall street journal editorial board member, and fox newseginning. what is ballot harvesting? >> well, it's basically other people going out and getting the ballot to voters, but you know, doing it in a way where they influence the vote. in this case, there was an incumbent, a state senator, sam bell, and he accused his opponent of going into public housing where there were seniors and so forth, not telling the residents that she and her staff, you know, were working for her campaign and then collecting their votes, which was all legal, under rhode island law as far as i understand, but looked kind of smelly. in this case, the person accused of cheating lost by 30% so it ended up not mattering but you can imagine this multiplied throughout the country on election day and it's a real, it's a mess because even if people don't cheat, if it leaves the public with the idea that the election is tainted that's very corrupting as well. steve: it's one thing, you know, and a lot of people don't understand this , but it's one thing if you write to you