. >> reporter: here at northstar, they are already open top to bottom -- the good old days when ski areasere wide open and masks were optional. and just a way to keep warm. but then it all came to an abrupt halt in early march thanks to the coronavirus. >> now we are looking forward to welcoming back winter in a few short months. >> reporter: resorts are planning for a brand new season and reopening that includes a variety of covid safety precautions. >> the core aspects we believe are needed in order to help keep everyone safe including requiring facial coverings, allowing for physical distancing, and managing access. >> reporter: masks will be required and distancing practiced throughout. from food service to lift lines. and on chair lifrtds ats and it is unclear yet how resorts will manage the crowds that usually ride the tram. perhaps the biggest change, guests will be required to make a reservation. a specific arrival time with priority given to season pass holders. even with the covid restrictions and the new mask requirements, those who love to ski and board are still excited about

they're going to be john laws we can't be able to hear the teachers and or we can't really write any northstar trees given because again the connection problem is so many problems after a long gap in government is now going to come with school to partially open from september 21st. but only for senior students who need guidance from teachers and on a completely one to lead basis many schools are still in the process of finalizing their reopening strategies and the safety measures that they will be taking which include not allowing students to use public transport cutting down on the school time reduced classroom strengths and multiple entry and exit points among other regular measures some schools have started giving orientation classes to the students under the rules they need to follow it did it down to the classroom. but at a time when the public uses in the country are skyrocketing this move is proving to be a challenge for schools there may be some sort of. north before this thing and reconnect to keep our eyes on them or look at them so that this is a turn and then another oh yes there i

intal who, we have northstar and kirkwood. we hope you go to all three of the resources winter. safety protocols the same across the board. where face coverings, which most of us do. in public. you don't need to when you're actively skiing but you do need to in line. also enhance screening protocols, you will see a lot of that across the board. >> let me ask you about the situation with the chairlifts and gondolas. who will be allowed to ride with whom? am i allowed to ride with someone who is not a member of my family or my party? >> we will be loading light parties together. if you are single and there's a six person chair, you can sit at equal lens of the chair if you feel comfortable doing so. >> also, i think it's important to point out that one of the steps you are taking to limit the number of people on the mound nor the to make sure people know they need to have a reservation before they show up. you are limiting capacity at the resort. what do people need to keep in mind >> that's right you need to have a reservation before you come to the mountain. we want to stress th

his northstar are the people in youngstown, toledo, scranton, those industrial midwestern places. why he is doing well here. david: i want to sneak in one tied to the senate race. in particular, lindsey graham. we have this nomination now of amy coney barrett which is pretty controversial and i read perhaps that it was helping his opponent raise funds. is the dnc putting money into that race? tom: that is another dead heat race. i know jamie harrison very well. he has something that lindsey graham lacks, integrity. what is interesting about that race is the former, i think, ceo of michelin, who used to be the finance chair of lindsey graham, is one of jamie harrison's strongest supporters. saidoke in an ad that jamie harrison is someone that you can trust. we need people in south carolina, folks have said, we will put the interests of south carolina first. lindsey graham has become a lackey for donald trump. his absence of integrity -- look at what he said in 2016 about the nomination of mary garland. me, in auote presidential campaign year, you should let people decide. those are

we can't really read any northstar trees going because again the connection problem is so many problems after a long gap the indian government is now going to plan which schools to partially reopen from september 21st. but only for seniors students who need guidance from teachers and on a completely one to leave basis many schools are still in the process of finalizing their reopening strategies and the safety measures that they will be taking which include not allowing students to use public transport cutting down on the school time reduce classrooms trends and multiple entry and exit points among other regular measures some schools have started giving orientation classes to the students until they need to follow it didn't turn to the classroom. but at a time when the properties of the country are skyrocketing this move is proving to be a challenge for schools there may be some students who are. north before this thing and reckon other people are very slow and i looked at them so that this is a tell and then another yes there is are these so expensive and. of course now with this the i

north carolina will always be my northstar as your senator. i ran towards the fight after 9/11, i'm asking with carolinians to put me in the fight now. >> closing remarks you have 30 seconds senator tillis. >> i appreciate your time tonight. promise you will see two very different candidates with very different perspectives. growing up in a trailer park and working for minimum wage and spend until you are 36 years old getting a four year degree you know what it means to struggle. every single day i served in the state legislature and and the u.s. senate come i think about the people who need help now. i will work hard for you i will continue as long as i am in the u.s. senate and i would appreciate your vote. >> thank you sure candidates senator tillis mr. cunningham we appreciate your time. >> here at aei on behalf of us it's my pleasure to welcome you and a featured guest administrator of the epa mr. wheeler. the 50th anniversary of president nixon's creation of the epa it epitomizes the challenge of expertise and accountability and regulato

. >> she was our profit, our northstar, our strength for so very long. now she must be permitted to rest after trailing so hard for every single one of us. >> women lawmakers on the steps in tribute as the casket was taken from the capital plan honor guard. ginsburg will be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery next week alongside her late husband morton. >>> president trump is reportedly decided to nominate judge amy barrett, judge amy coney barrett to sip fill the supreme court vacancy. he plans to make that announcement tomorrow. fox news is already reporting his decision has been made. >> reporter: president trump had indicated that he would nominate a woman and barrett is someone who has been on the short list before. she has been looked at and is considered to be a favorite among conservatives. president trump met this week with judge amy coney barrett, a conservative expected to be named saturday as his choice for the supreme court seat vacated by liberal justice ruth bader ginsburg. in 2017 barrett was nominated by president trump for a sea

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. >> she was a prophet, our northstar, our strength for so very long. now, she must be permitted to rest after toiling so hard for every single one of us. >> reporter: the ceremony marked the end of three days of tribute in washington, the president made his respects thursday at the supreme court as protesters outside chanted vote him out. >> vote him out, vote him out . >> reporter: now president trump is moving forward seeking a nominee to replace ginsberg to be announced saturday. at a rally in jacksonville, florida, the president defended his decision to appoint a new justice during election year while calling to release his own list of potential candidates. >> i can already tell you the people on the list. it would not be good, but not be pretty, you would not be happy. that would be the and. >> meanwhile, speaker pelosi with threats of impeachment while knocking the president's refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. >> it's no use. orchestrating one thing or another when what really matters in terms of the peaceful transfer of power is

be mycarolina will always northstar as your united states senator, just as i ran towards the fight after 9/11, i am asking north carolinians to put me in this fight now. >> mr. tillis, closing remarks. sen. tillis: thank you all for viewing, i appreciate your time. i promise you that you would see two different candidates, when you grow up in a trailer park and work for minimum wage and spend until you are 36-year-old getting your four year degree, you understand what it means to struggle, and every single day i served in the state legislature and every day i serve in the u.s. senate, i think about the people who need help now. i will work hard for you and continue to work hard as long as i am in the u.s. senate and i appreciate your vote. >> thank you you to our candidates. we appreciate your time. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] inwho will control congress january? stay informed on all of the competitive congressional races wi

couple weeks now into the school season, imagine what country we could be in right now if he had a northstar rather than being rudderless imagine if he had commanded this great country and our manufacturers to produce the testing and equipment so that our teachers and students could be tested once a week and our kids could be in-person learning but we have a rudderless person. we have no idea when our kids can go back into the classrooms and no idea when we're going to come out of this pandemic. he may be rudderless and kushner may think that's a benefit, but what has any parent or family in america gotten out of that nothing. >> you know, when you talk about the families of kids going back to school and we think about the teachers going back to school, and we think about let's say the teachers gathered in a teacher's room somewhere during a break, socially distancing, what if one of them sneezes? will they all behave the way president trump behaves when someone sneezes in the oval office let's listen to bob woodward's tape of president trump describing that. >> there is abalternative room b

>>i actually got an e-mail about their plans at northstar north beach what they'll do for eagles gameshis year what the chat about that. in a second, but despite all of the rest get rescheduled games. the a's continue to roll many, including myself worried about how they'd fare 3 packed schedule full of double headers they don't seem fazed a bit so i should probably be quite a stick to my job of not worrying about what the a's are doing to the coliseum the south called shoarma nia. getting the start today for the green and gold bottom of the 6 a's up ash rose up one nothing as matt austin he just got his golden glove yesterday and he reminds us, you know what i can hit the ball to not all defense here. top of the 9th now a's up to alex bregman. you think that's going into the gap but ramon laureano tracks it down great grab to end the game. a's win 3 to one there 6 and a half games up in west with a team to go sitting pretty. let's go to san diego that's where the giants were taking on the padres game, one of a three-game set bottom of the first no score too long for mitch moreland he

she came to the court with a sense of eight northstar that she wanted to follow for her jurisprudencetice on the court. which made her the common denominator of a long list of buy board decisions. and so if you replace that with someone who is equally consistent and voting conservative, you produce sweeping transformative changes. from abortion to college admissions to environmental law to international law. there is virtually no field that would be unchanged by this flipping of the seat. and the three nominees they are talking about are all very consistent. they are much like ginsburg except that they vote on the right. is there any... just to get to, the notion of expanding the supreme court? it seems to me that pretty much the only tool the democrats have is to hope that they win the presidency and when the senate and then they could expand the court. i suppose people think it set in stone as nine. it's not, write? it would be possible ifjoe biden won the presidency and the democrats took the senate for them to expand the court. that's right. the number of to expand the court. that

she was an icon in the living symbol of a northstar so we must unite and do for her what she did for us, fight for what is right. as a litigator she helped shape the law convincing the supreme court that equal protection of the law under the fourteenth amendment applies not only to racial discrimination gender discrimination as well and justice ginsburg new discrimination firsthand, struggled to find a job after graduating law school, notwithstanding sterling qualifications. she had that difficulty solely because of her gender, she experienced gender discrimination firsthand and did something about it not only for herself but for future generations. after serving on the court of appeals for 13 years she began a 27 year career on the united states supreme court. there are so many of her decisions that were so consequential, so visionary, expressing the right value in her ability to express her views was unquestioned. she did that in writing majority opinions and she's well-known for doing that in writing dissenting opinions. so many of her dissenting opinions lead the way for change.