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>>we don't get ser ashes, ashes, we all onmotia oma do in ntra cta cou of the health community, we must wear masks. >> a lot of people are getting the message, but some continue to defy the emergency orders. several people were seen walking around without a mask. >> i think we are at a point where there is a pretty widespread understanding of what we need to do as a community. >> some counties are planning on cracking down on violators with stiff civil penalties. some are leaning on education as opposed to enforcement. we obtain some numbers earlier this week. contra costa, solano, marin and napa counties have handed out zero citations despite hundreds of complaints altogether. and despite 4524 complaints, only three resulted in citations. in san mateo county, for citations at 848 warnings, manty tha ve 14 citations. mplatsas santa clara mo county. last week they received about 10,000 complaints but only handed out citations. >> we are very focused on education. but education only takes you so far. >> he says now is not the time for education, now is the time to follow the law. >> we ne

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recent years under israel under my leadership made advancement with ties to such countries as sudan, omanations in the gulf. i have reason to be very optimistic that today announcement with the uae will be followed by more arab nations joining our regions circle of peace. >> arabs seem to be seeing israel as less of a threat than iran is to their well being. >> yeah iran has become a huge threat has a genesis largely with iran nuclear deal ironically joe biden trying to take credit for today this week's success. but the iran nuclear deal basically allowed the iranians to have ten of billions of dollars can which they could fund terror activities and destabilization activities throughout middle east including, including gaza strip and west bank. it allow them to proceed with development of delivery systems or rockets for their nuclear weapons program unhindered and put them on a glide path to having a deliverable nuclear weapon that on which they could play and taken place top one of those rockets by 2025. this poses a issue for a lot of these arab countries as iran seeks to become the he

jill biden worked oma and joe biden worked together.w bringing people together, understanding each other, is so critical to the obama brand. and really, to have the most admired man and woman in america, both stumping for you, joe biden couldn't have better surrogates than barack and michelle obama. >> well, also, i think if you looked at the trump administration, the president has not made it a secret that he's wanted to undo a lot of the policies of mr. obama. so on one sense, i have to believe that it's personal for michelle. >> well, i think that, i think that michelle obama really bonded with dr. jill biden. i co-founded the dnc veterans and military council i'll be speaking at tomorrow. jill biden was such a force for blue star family members, as stepmom of the late beau biden. and michelle obama and her book really talks about the entree to military families and her experience that she gained through jill biden. i think what we're going to see, it's not only personal, because president trump is trying to tear down everything bara

people from the bay area oma and more specifically san francisco, are leaving their homes and apartmentsocally and buying up property around the lake, since so many people are working remotely these days. check out these numbers from car long real estate. this is comparing the first half of 2019 to the first half of 2020. you can see, there have been 270 more homes sold this year. the average sale price has gone up $126,000 and is now up over $1 million. the average number of games days a home is spent on the market has come down this year compared to last. here to talk to us now about what is going along and sam delete, based up in the tahoe region. really good to have you on here. first off, just how hot is the tahoe housing market right now, and who are most of the buyers that you are seeing up there. >> the market is pretty hot. i have been doing this for more than 30 years, and i have never seen anything like this. as to who is buying it, it is pretty much people from the bay area. we have always had vacation purchasers, and people looking for vacation homes, but now we have people

jackson oma used to work as a cook he also lost his job during the pandemic now they're making some mosts together and plan on selling them to make a bit of cash that would pay for their own meals and the $25.00 euro rent for the share dwelling. needed to be busy it gives us something to do and it keeps us from getting lazy just sitting around is no fun. but in the school. i had no idea where to go i'm very grateful that jack took a sane and. you but we can't enjoy it we're squeezing together in this little place we have to hold on and pray that everything will be better after covert. the 3rd according to a survey by the national statistics office almost 70 percent of all kenyan households have problems paying the rent the coronavirus crisis is a heavy burden on the economy especially for the many kenyans who work in the informal labor sector 2400000 are in the formal sector with about another 1680 but almost 17000000 people who work in the informal sector so the informal sector is huge some move into smaller apartments or huts and some move out of the city altogether but in the slums peo

jackson oma used to work as a cook he also lost his job during the pandemic now they're making some mosts together and plan on selling them to make a bit of cash that would pay for their own meals and the $25.00 euro rent for the share dwelling. needed to keep busy it gives us something to do and it keeps us from getting lazy just sitting around is no fun. but in the school. i had no idea where to go i'm very grateful that jack took us in. but we can't enjoy it we're squeezing together in this little place we have to hold on and pray that everything will be better after covert. according to a survey by the national statistics office almost 70 percent of all kenyan households have problems paying the rent the coronavirus crisis is a heavy burden on the economy especially for the many kenyans who work in the informal labor sector 2400000 are in the formal sector with about another 1680 but almost 17000000 people who work in the informal sector so the informal sector is huge some move into smaller apartments or huts and some move out of the city altogether but in the slums people can't affor

guest: if there is a hero in the book in terms of string up lesson because the heroes is nancy pelosi, omaot a love that woman. all of the big shots a says she's terrible, she's terrible. no, no, no preachy let us out of the wilderness. she began with recruitment. in her recruitment began with diversity. and again a republican, right wing friends we have a lot of them come at the blessing. they think our commitment to diversity is about kumbaya of touchy-feely weakness but it's not. it's about bringing in the best team. the new cspan the talent pool, get more talents. nancy knew that from the jump. she recurred were democrats in ever put on the fort ever. and recruited people with security background defense background intelligence background really cool, interesting diverse backgrounds as well as genders and race. that was the first thing is recruit. she also, barber was a social worker before she was a senator. she said social work you meet people where they live, right? she met people where they live. she didn't run. aoc ran in aoc's district. she didn't run in other districts. as a for

vogt: now, ladies engine oma, we do not have a lot of time for questions, but we are absolutely open to those questions, and the microphone is yours. >> thank you so much. it was very wonderful and very in-depth. my name is gloria, and i write on race and law and research it. this is the fourth hundred commemoration of the arrival of virginiafricans in the colonies as well as the 100th anniversary of the red summer command a systematic undermining of black wealth began in the who's with anthony johnson, had property, and the law chased him out. given the fact that we have a congressional black caucus, we have more lawyers than, you know, any other country, for the most part, and are the most litigious country in the world, what is the rule of law, not just the rule of law, because that is an artificial rule that comes and goes. oft do you see as the role law in making change going forward? it seems with eric garner -- i am from new york -- it seems like with eric garner, we had, you know, federal government doing just as he said, the legal estrangement, not allowing, not doing their

going to show them i am the best and i deserve sponsorship because i'm the best, not because i'm ique omaer, but covid has pushed the games until next year. while he says gold would still be nice, that's not all he is after anymore. >> i started archery just to provide for my family, but now it is much bigger. when somebody with a disability comes up to me and says they saw me do this or that, and now they do --, the feeling is almost better than winning. what is defining of the best archer in the world? the best archer in the world is somebody who changes the sport or makes it better, or changes people and makes them better, in my mind, that's considered the best archer in the world. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >> cowan: now time for something completely different. a story about a man and the dogs who love him. connor knighton has quite a ta

seeing athletes and artists and folks across every corner of american society realize they have not omatform but sort of a deep personal moral obligation to speak up and there is at the same time the question of keep athletes out of politics to tell them that that's not what people want. you're an entertainer, you know, just go play, right? you have been linking your sport and your activism from the beginning and inspired so many other athletes in soccer and beyond and artists as well-to-do that. so how do you think about that? because it does feel like there's this sort of -- there is this kind of mass movement of folks realizing that whatever platform or power you have, whether you're a famous abbey or brittany or you're the 17-year-old girl in kentucky who organizes the black lives matter protest that starts in your high school and gets tens of thousands of people to come, it does feel at this moment people are tapping into their own power as activists. but how do you think about that and how do we keep pushing? >> well, you know, sports has this really unique way of being able to cr

. >> thank you oma and i love you. >> let us hear from the attorney. >> black power. black power.er. you cannot say that black lives matter if you do not believe black power. ts from happening is when we begin to exercise our moral power. i have been live from the national convention -- republican national convention all week, and they keep telling me that this man freed the slaves. let me tell you something, lincoln did not free no slaves we freed the slaves. we free ourselves when we fight for ourselves. and say with me black power. >> black power. >> say their names. tatyana jefferson, jamal robinson. botham jean. sylville smith, deandre arbor. somebody names we cannot say the mall. >> say mack power. >> let us hear from the father of ahmaud arbery. >> i just want to thank god for all support for my son and his mother. i just want to say it has been a it had been a hard road for me and my family. sometimes, i found myself saying i can't believe it. but it's real. i'm visa my boy calling me everyday telling me he loves me, and sometimes i'm like, he forgot to call me. it just is

policy, the president and his republican-controlled congress never repealed and replaced president oma's signature health care law, the affordable care act, as the president had campaigned on. his own party blocked the effort. >> i will have mexico pay for that wall. >> alcindor: as for candidate trump's promised border wall, mexico never paid for it. less than five miles of new wall had been built, three months before the 2020 election. the president did use his executive powers to grind legal and iigllegal ition to a near halt. along the way, he continued to hammer his message. >> this not aim to unite, when it comes to race. he welcomes, at times, division, and he sees division as a waunto derscore his own political standing with his core voters. >> a20lcindor: in august o17, white supremacists protesting the removal of a confedershe statue cla with counter-protesters in charlottesville,nia. jews wilnot repl.replace us. >> alcindo kevin mcgruder studies race and uatan history antioch college. >> there was a nazi element to ey. and there it was an anti-semitic element, too. >>dor: one