them to stay open even amid potential novell coronavirus outbreaks while federal agencies including osha declined to issue an forcible safety regulations so with no help coming from our elected officials out of home due to both the democrat republican party's fealty to corporate money power and influence u.s. labor unions are now forced to look to the united nations for help. yes my friends it is come to that which means it's time to start watching the hawks. on a city street you want to see. there so you can see see that this is joyce state see. graves see this least systemic deception is complete show which. some things are just as. well who are going to watch it i robot and i will be across a music it's incredible that our workers here in the united states have now got to go to international bodies you know international organizations in order to try to hope to get some kind of rights back hope to get some kind of workplace safety that's that mind blowing and having a ball and so many ways for in the past what 7 decades plus we have been seen as a nation that continually progressed wh

we're going to fight for this osha has been gradually chipped away and chipped away and chipped away and now the trunk administration is come in and kind of put that chipping away on overdrive but journalist i want to point this out journalist david serota writes that ultimately what the g.o.p. wants is an entire american workforce that is legally barred from suing employers financially punished for refusing to return to unsafe work places and unable to call the workplace cops when lives are put in danger that's frightening because that is kind of the corporate idea we're allowed up here to do whatever we want you work for us we pay you so you are then obliged to do whatever we say while the g.o.p. is treating workers like cogs in a wheel they don't see them as human and they are a means of manufacturing so this isn't surprising but it is really frustrating because it also you know it breaks the backs of unions as well because the top administration in g.o.p.'s consistently tried to strip them of their rights as well so that's typically the last stand for workers who really are are t

osha did nothing and why did osha do nothing because the regional office said well they do it there still are allowed to bring out 6 and maybe it's not possible to space and why was the regional office thinking that way because when the c.d.c. wrote its original report on what meat packing plant should do it gave some very clear guidelines work it masks but then the companies intervened and got c.d.c. to pull back that her death and the same size at the end of the chavez this conversation that will go on we will revisit it i promise we'll in a sentence full. i had to be hopeful because. i thought about it. a day for. mike lee thank you so much also lots of thanks happening on you tube for you there saying thank you for bringing the voice of the voiceless america's forgotten about this story months ago as kiesha said no one is disposable keesha your words are resonating magalie your words are resonating dave thank you very much indeed all right this is time to wrap up this conversation that we're having on t.v. but i'm taking it over on instagram so in 13 minutes if you're watching t

language negates those osha regulations.u believe it does not negate it, write that in. nothing undermines the ability of osha. that is a traditional thing we do. that, if someone is honoring the osha provisions, having good working standards and the rest, that could be an admissible defense, should someone bring a case against them. i think there is a balance that can be struck. it is not the mckenna language -- mcconnell language. we will have our language to protect workers but also be able to come to an agreement. david: that is very helpful. give us some sense, at the end of the day, how will we learn whether we may have a deal or not? i don't want to be sacrilegious, but what will be the puff of smoke? will you announce to the world, we may have a deal, or the deal is off? speaker pelosi: it isn't that this was a day that we would have a deal, it was having the terms on the table to be able to go to the next step. legislation takes a long time. you have to have every provision, the congressional budget office score it,

your team told us that there are 10,810 covid-related complaints to osha. we asked how many citations have been issued. they did not get back to us. so we had to rely on afl-cio numbers and they say only -- [ speaking simultaneously ] >> tell me what they told you. liz: well, first of all, we put in calls to them as well. 96 class actions. we understand, though, that when we're looking at specific citations, we need to know, at least employees need to know if they do go back, and i presume most of them do want to, mr. secretary, that they are going to have employers, most of them are caring about their employees, but that all employers will be held to a standard and it appears your guidelines don't have teeth. what are you going to do about that? >> well, our programs do have teeth, liz. it's funny, again, by saying you imagined our priority was to get people back to work, i almost at that point interjected, get them back to work safely. that has, in fact, been a priority for us from very early on. osha began providing guidance related to covid all the way

abc 7 asked cal osha but could only confirm a comprehensive investigation is underway. >> you can see the american flag at half staff today as our community continues to mourn this tragic loss. i also wanted to point out, under statutory guidelines, cal osha has up to six months to complete this investigation. in san francisco, stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >>> now, to a milestone and the fallout in the fight against the glass fire in sonoma and napa. now, cal fire officials now say have grown and, quote, the forward spread has been stopped. the fire has burned more than 100 square miles and is now 66% contained. despite the progress, we are seeing a ripple effect on one of the state's biggest prcrops. marijuana. the fire and smoke have destroyed farms up and down the bay area and across california. some owners have essentially lost an entire year's crop, right along with their livelihood. abc 7 news, one farmer dealing with what's called smoke taint. a residue left behind that can pose big problems. >> reporter: harvest time in sonoma county. we've already heard about the grapes and

not implemented any osha provisions. you are subjected to catching the virus. if you do, you have no recourse. you take that home, spread it to your family. if you say i'm an essential worker, i do not want to risk my family's health in mind by going to a place that does not have the proper osha provision, you do not get unemployment insurance. that more make decent. david: i want to come back to something you referred to earlier. that is the half a loaf versus the whole loaf. put aside the question about nap operating -- net operating losses and some mission that may be done. are you better off doing some good for the people that need the support? if we do not get it done before the election, we are talking about going into 2021, isn't it? rep. pelosi: this is not half a loaf. what they are offering is the fuel of the loaf. we have come down $1 trillion, then we came down to hundred billion dollars. pretty soon we are just having a conversation. we are not meeting the needs of the american people. you cannot just say just take this. it is a missed opportunity.

. >>> cal osha is investigating the death of a san francisco firefighter. what we're learning about the firefighter paramedic and the lasting effect he left on his community and family. the news at noon starts now. >>> and good afternoon, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it, now, appears that next week's plan, the presidential debate is not happening. they recommended a virtual debate due to covid-19 and the president said he would refuse to participate in a presidential debate. now, president trump and joe biden are locked in a different debate on when to move the event. >> i heard that the commission a little while ago changed the debate style and it's not acceptable to us. >> this is the interview that set off a morning of chaos over the second presidential debate scheduled for october 15th. the commission on presidential debates announced they'll make a change to the format and make it virtual to protect the health and safety for all those involved. and president trump went on to fox business to say it's a waste of time. >> i'm not goi

david: i also want to address a osha. we have talked about it before, and i know you think you are doing what you need to do, but give us your sense, philosophically, you agree there should be regulation for employers to ensure safety and health. you believe the balance has gotten offkilter. how do you strike that balance? eugene: i think we have the right balance now. osha, which is a part of the labor department, has been communicating to workers and employers about covid safety since january. voluminousut out guidance for different industries, workers in those industries about the things to be safe. something that has changed since we spoke about this before, there is now concrete, publicly visible evidence of the fact that we are going to bring cases where we find employers are not taking steps to protect their workers. nearly 100 brought citations against employers who did not take steps to protect their employees. we will continue to conduct inspections, bring cases where we need to. there were some who were saying

cal osha could only confirm a comprehensive investigation is underway. i do want to point out under statutory guidelines, cal osha does have up to six months to complete this investigation. we're live in san francisco tonight, stephanie sierra, abcn >>> as firefighters continue to battle the glass fire, they took a moment this morning to remember the lives lost in the tubs fire. we started on this day three years ago. >> we would lick to cloke to cl with a 30-second moment of silence for the 22 souls that lost their lives on october 8th and 9th. >> the tubs fire burned more than 36,000 acres and destroyed more than 5600 buildings. the glass fire is now 66%irsaysl 6340 acres burned and 700 homes have been destroyed and despite the higher containment, 13,000 structures are still threatened. >> and although it a devastating fire season, at least now we're into fall the weather is turning into our favor. >> it cooler, spend cer. how much longer will this last? >> one more day. cooler than average weather and will warm up over the weekend and more promising n

there was an accident and cal osha says a source notified them that a firefighter fell three stories causing severe head injuries. cortez received life support on scene before he was transferred here to the hospital. he leaves behind a wife and two young children who have been here at the hospital this afternoon saying their own good-byes. >> jason is not only a fellow firefighter paramedic, he's a friend to all. he's an advocate for public safety. he's a father of two children, a husband to an amazing wife, and a child to a retired san francisco firefighter. >> reporter: san francisco fire chief jeanine nickelson and london breed were hear at the hospital. i saw them address the dozens of firefighters, police officers and sheriff's deputies who are here standing by and paying their respect to cortez right outside the emergency department. we're going to come back out here live. you can see the police officers are on their motorcycles, the fire trucks and suvs are getting ready to leave the hospital. the medical examiner's white van just pulled behind and i believe this procession is

a former medical officer for osha, kathleen fagan investigated amazon for years and found the company was using its in-house e.m.t.s to give workers improper medical care. >> amazon was trying to prevent workers from seeing a doctor outside. we saw evidence in the medical records of e.m.t.s or supervisors discouraging their workers from seeking medical care. >> reporter: what's the result of that for the workers? >> for instance, there was a young woman who was moving a pallet and there was dust that flew in her eye. they flushed her eye out and sent her back to work. after a few more days, went to see an eye doctor, who had to remove an embedded wood chip from her eye. >> reporter: we asked amazon about its safety claims, and how its own internal memos and injury numbers contradict their statements. amazon declined repeated requests to be interviewed, and refused to directly answer our questions. they sent a general written statement saying, "nothing is more important than the health and safety of our teams. so far in 2020, we have committed over $1 billion in new investments in safe

osha and liability. for us is not a subject is not a provision. it's not an item. it is an ethic. workers will be safe in the workplace. especially the time of the pandemic could not only make them thick but also, their families, if they bring that home. so we have a list of concerns, just give us your answer fraid then you can way the equities if we don't like this or we don't like that, whatever it is and come to a conclusion. but we are ready. i feel very confident that joe biden will be elected president on tuesday. what ever the end counted. on the election occurs on tuesday he will be elected on january 20 he will be inaugurated president of the united states. so we don't be overconfident or assume anything, we have to be ready for how we are going to feel to go down a different path. we've come to a fork in the road when it comes to the coronavirus. the president has taken us on a deadly path. the heroes act takes us on a scientific path to help save the lives and livelihood and lives of the american people. it's always interesting to see how any people are turning out, vot

for some of the response to the $5 million -- 5 million americans who are exhausting their benefits, osha and liability, safe the in the workplace. it is not a provision -- safety in the workplace. it is not a provision. it is a value. workers will be safe in the workplace. especially in the time of the pandemic, where their exposure to it could not only make them but also their families if they bring that home. we have a list of concerns, just give us your answer. then you can way the equities -- weigh the equities and we like this or we don't like this, and come to a conclusion. but we are ready. i feel confident joe biden will tuesday,d president on whatever the end count is, but on the election that occurs on tuesday, he will be elected on january 20 and inaugurated president of the united states. while we don't want to be overconfident or assume anything, we have to be ready for how we are going to go down a different path. we have come to a fork in the road when it comes to the coronavirus. the president has taken us on a deadly path. the heroes act takes us on a scientific path to

strengthen labor standards, the osha rules. there is a lot that we can do, but it is not enough to.orkers. have to make sure that they get benefited. my dad had another expression. after he lost his job, and we moved to delaware. a job is a lot more than a paycheck. it is about dignity, respect, your place in the community. it is about being able to look say,get in the eye and honey, it is going to be ok. every time that we talk about climate change, donald trump says hoax. i think jobs. no matter how many lies he tells, i'm not banning fracking. period. [applause] i said inside that the only way to deal with the abuse of power's with power. the only power that we have is union power. you are the guys they keep the barbarians on the other cited at the gate from taking everything. that is a fact. what is the average middle-class person fearing the most? that they are trying to tear down the affordable care act. we are going to build on it. we will have a not-for-profit public insurance option. we will increase subsidies, and premiums will be lower. we will have plans with lower deduc

cal osha confirms that 42-year-old firefighter jason cortez fell three stories causing severe head injuries that resulted in his death. this happened around 10:00 a.m. yesterday at the san francisco training facility in the mission. later hundreds of san francisco firefighters lined up outside of san francisco general as cort ' cortez's body was carried out in a casket draped by an american flag. cortez leaves behind a wife and two kids. >> he's a father of two children, a husband to an amazing wife. >> the training accident is being investigated jointly by the san francisco fire department, police department and cal osha. >>> other san francisco fire stations are paying tribute. this sign is outside of cortez's station, number 3 in the tenderloin. the men and women of station 44 made that. abc7 was there as they passed the sign around and signed the back while waiting on the procession route. they say cortez was well loved. >>> north bay leaders will meet with fema today to talk about federal assistance to recover from the glass fire. the state has requested a disaster declaration, if that

cal osha requires safety officers in certain cases involving dangerous hazards. it's unclear if one was required or present. abc7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra talked to the founder of an organization that studies safety protocols for first responders. >> what hazards would have to be present to require having a safety officer be in a reasonable proximity to the scene of the accident? >> we're producing an atmosphere due to smoke and fire that meets that requirement then we are at that time having a safety officer on scene. >> we asked cal osha if a safety officer was required but the agency would only confirm that a comprehensive investigation is underway. >>> from bad luck to blessings in less than 24 hours. an east bay youth and community group focused on building a better bay area has become the victim of thieves, but the community stepped up to help. this box truck used to help gather and give out donations but it was stolen wednesday night. yesterday morning an oakland resident familiar with the group's efforts spotted the truck near the 81st avenue

cal osha requires a safety officers in certain cases involving dangerous hazards. it's unclear if one was required or present yesterday. abc 7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra talked with the founder of an organization that studies safety protocols for safe responders. >> what hazards would have to be present to require having a safety officer be in a reasonable proximity to the scene of the accident? >> we're producing an atmosphere due to smoke and fire that meets that requirement then we are at that time having a safety officer on scene. >> we asked cal osha if a safety officer was required but the agency would only confirm that a comprehensive investigation is underway. >>> firefighters working the glass fire in the north bay are making progress and they're also taking time for a moment of silence. hear who the moment honored, next. >>> i'm wayne freedman. down heard of the concerns about smoke tank or wine, how about smoke tank and cannabis? that's coming up. >>> i'm spencer christian. our cooler than average pattern will continue a little longer with per

but nonetheless, it negates any regulation that you might put in there under osha. so worker safety is not for us, a provision in a bill. it is a value in our country. it is a value in our country. and they just do not respect that. so the disdain that they have for the state and local, the contempt that they have for science by not wanting to have a national strategic plan, again, the unfairness when it comes to america's workers, it is a tough nut to crack. still and all, we want to try to find our common ground. and we say to each other, the secretary and i say to each other. if we didn't really want to find an agreement, we wouldn't even be talking to each other. frankly from my standpoint, we donal have shared values. but there is a practical need. now you know from your experience that if we give, send a check to people, people say that's what they need. that's what they should have. the price that we have to pay as a society, as an economy is net operate go loss. no clear plan to crush the virus, disrespect for our heroes, our health care workers, first respo

and also strengthen labor standards, especially osha rules.re is a lot that we can do, but it is not enough to praise workers. we have to make sure that they get the benefit. my dad had another expression. after he lost his job and we moved to delaware, he would set -- he would say, joey, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about dignity, respect, and your place in the community. it is about being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it is going to be ok. the fact is that every time the word climate change comes up donald trump says hoax. ,every time it comes up, i think jobs. no matter how many lies he tells, i'm not banning fracking. period. [applause] we will also increase income. we will see the burden and the make sure -- i also said inside, there is only one way to deal with the abuse of power, and that is with power. the only power that we have is union power. you are the guys they keep the barbarians on the other side of the gate from taking everything. that is a fact. [applause] look, i am trying to move along

cal osha confirmed cortez fell three stories, causing severe head injuries resulting in his death. >> i'm unable to say anything else about the accident other than it was tragic, absolutely tragic, and we are all heart broken. >> cortez leaves behind a family. >> he's a father of two children, a husband to an amazing wife. >> reporter: after the accident, cortez's wife could be seen walking out of the hospital side by side with their two children. for the past two years, cortez worked at station three in san francisco's tender loin. janine nickelson says it's the busiest station in the united states. chief nickelson says cortez was a 13-year veteran who she personally knew, a man whose father was a firefighter and who had followed in his footsteps. >> he was just a really wonderful human being, always a straight up guy, hardworking, kind, just, you know, if i could clone him, you know, i would. just a wonderful human being. >> now, i did talk with a number of people who live across the street from the training facility. they told me they didn't hear anything out of the ordinary this m

as well as serving as an investigative tool for the official police and cal osha investigations. san francisco fire department lieutenant, jonathan, said they are able to utilize what our observations are, but it doesn't leave their investigation. it is another element that they are able to utilize. >>> the fire department is still meeting with cortez his family trying to determine if they would like a public funeral, or more private ceremony to say their final farewells. reporting live, christian, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> just to be clear about the role that potentially the coronavirus pandemic played in this, he likely would've been more firefighters involved in a training exercise such as this one? right, under normal circumstances there would likely have been a second engine company, a second truck with people, other firefighters there, able to work together as a team, but because of covid-19 restrictions, they wanted to try to keep those firefighters as safe as possible and in their respective bubbles, so to speak, that is one of the reasons why there was one company training at

cal osha is now joining the san francisco fire department investigation into the death of a firefighter paramedic. >>that incident happened during a training accident yesterday morning, 42 year-old jason cortez was injured during that training drill about 10 o'clock in the morning. he was rushed to san francisco general hospital where he died from his injuries officials have not released details about the accident itself. nor what kind of injuries. mister cortez suffered the flags though at the san francisco fire department will remain at half-staff indefinitely in his honor now to the east bay where a concord man has died after jumping off a highway overpass while fleeing from police. contra costa county. sheriff's department says deputies were responding to reports of a hit and run in bay point. they say they saw 31 year-old can trial irving driving a radically nearby police say they tried stopping irving, but he led them on a high speed chase irving then hit a guardrail on highway to 42 near the highway 4 interchange irving police and got out of the car and ran before jumping off the

and information call for a band of white supremacy, in particular we followed with great concern the oshavent page on facebook as we all know people who were killed in kenosha by paramilitary teenager we are concerned about the use of facebook pages in particular. been lifting it up for over five years now the way that pages are used to organize violence events the way they are used to ask people to bring armed to protest outside of mosques. i am concerned frankly, about how event pages will be used to called for arms outside of polling places. i think facebook is not prepared to take action. but i'm getting a bit off-topic. i have of court a lot to say about facebook. but back to the model policies themselves, we think these are the bare minimum if social media companies that adopt these principles and enforce them with think that would go a long way to rooting out hate and disinformation. it's having a serious impact on women and people of color. and frankly on all of us here in the united states. but also abroad. this is not a call for government regulation. this is a call for the comp

saying much about this investigation, since it is in the early stages, but we have heard from cal/osha, an outside source telling that agency that someone tell from three stories up and suffered massive head injuries this morning during an accident. fire officials say they will hold another news conference shortly after that procession ends this evening. this event today, honoring cortez, one of many events that will happen this week. >> such a tightknit family. a tragic loss. kenny choi, thanks. >>> the other big story this evening, campaign 2020. a live look at the debate stage at the university of utah in salt lake city. a short time ago, mike pence and kamala harris did their final walk-throughs ahead of tonight's 90 minute debate. to keep candidates safe, they will be separated by these plexiglass barriers. those barriers were a big point of contention for the pen's team, which finally conceded to allowing them last night. candidates will be seated at least 12 feet apart and any guest who refuses to wear a mask will be removed from the auditorium. wilson walker joins us now to set

cal osha confirmed cortez fell three stories, causing severe head injuries resulting in his death. >> i'm unable to say anything else about the accident other than it was tragic, absolutely tragic, and we are all heart broken. >> cortez leaves behind a family. >> he's a father of two children, a husband to an amazing wife. >> reporter: after the accident, cortez's wife could be seen walking out of the hospital side by side with their two children. for the past two years, cortez worked at station three in san francisco's tender loin. janine nickelson says it's the busiest station in the united states. chief nickelson says cortez was a 13-year veteran who she personally knew, a man whose father was a firefighter and who had followed in his footsteps. >> he was just a really wonderful human being, always a straight up guy, hardworking, kind, just, you know, if i could clone him, you know, i would. just a wonderful human being. >> now, i did talk with a number of people who live across the street from the training facility. they told me they didn't hear anything out of the ordinary this m

cal osha and sfpd are investigating the cause. >>> new developments tonight in san francisco's growing public corruption probe. a kind in a virtual federal court hearing. two city contractors at mided to bribing former publics work director nuru. the ceo of a construction firm provided free materials and labor to renovate his vacation home. they also say florence khan gave her a rolex watch. she also pled guilty to providing false statements to investigators. >>> a vackaville barber who defied orders to close shop despite the spread of covid-19 may now pay the price. the owner says the state is trying to take away his business license and cosmetology license. he's gotten several letters from the state attorney general's office this week ordering him to court. >> they're taking steps to make people that are hardworking american business owners. they're making us the bad guys, then nothing surprises me anymore. >> in a statement they say the board understands the covid-19 pandemic has greatly affected businesses and we're sensitive to that. however, the board's purpose is to protect cons

let's not forget what you did notice about is almost a lot of mean you could have on that osha vision because you know get out of studio with me of the guys those capacity of his adult would be terrible if you did not that. you don't could do it but then i suppose that's is this new bassma. move. to louis has been walked into the direction of the rest of the night so exploded so often and so loudly that we could heard it from the neighboring city which is so cool with this fall from the from clause as it only morally include when does it seem to and from there it goes there of the war this huge and has became an a.p. sinter of artillery at the expense of our media inside. and what's becoming something of a weekend tradition since the disputed election back in august massive crowds of demonstrators have once again the flooded the streets of the belorussian capital. it comes on the last day of an ultimatum set by the opposition for the embattled leader alexander lukashenko to resign police use stun grenades to disperse the demonstrators who'd been peacefully marching through the streets

. >>> now an investigative team checked cal/osha records going back ten years and found just one previous injury of a firefighter at the training facility in san francisco. and that was a recruit who hurt his knee while running. we'll of course continue to monitor that procession for firefighter cortez. >>> the concern continues at the white house about the coronavirus outbreak. this is happening as president trump returned to the oval office. let's take a live look now. the president worked in the oval office earlier today. there are fears that he could further spread covid-19 to the white house staff that's already reeling from a string of infections. the white house physician said president trump has been symptom-free for more than 24 hours and that his vital signs are stable. the president also posting a video message on twitter, hoping a vaccine will be available by election day. >> we have many companies that are in final stages for the vaccines, johnson & johnson, moderna, pfizer, all great companies, but many of them. and we're going to have a great vaccine very, very shortly. i t

cal/osha and sfpd are also investigating the cause. >>> turning to decision 2020. in just the past hour we learned that president trump got some good news from his doctor. the doctor cleared him to go out in public starting this saturday. saturday marks ten days since the president was diagnosed. this comes as the president says he wants to return to holding in-person rallies leading up to election day. today the president also refused to participate in the next debate with democrat joe biden. the debate commission that the debate would be virtual because of the president's covid diagnosis. joe biden said he was open to a virtual debate, but president trump scoffed at the idea of sitting behind a computer to debate. he also noted the moderators could cut him off whenever they felt the need to do that. >> i'm not going to waste my time on a virtual debate. >> you never know what's going to come out of his mouth. who knows? >> also today the president released a new video from the white house promising to get americans the same drugs he was given while at walter reed

there are three different investigations happening right now by san francisco fire, sfpd, and cal/osha. a fire department spokesman told us today the top priority is finding out exactly what happened. they won't talk about any potential cause but instead they're waiting for a final determination. >>> get ready to go outside. san francisco's about to give kids a new place to play. in just a matter of days, the city set to reopen its playgrounds. in concord, this community park is already open to kids. the ones we saw playing today were wearing masks. the questions some have is will park goers be able to stick to the rules. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke to some parents. >> reporter: some parents said they were eager for their kids to get back on the playground because it's been a long time. others said they weren't sure about it, at least for now. dolores park is a popular spot in san francisco. for a while now, people can sit outside in social distancing circles, but since the pandemic began, the children's playground has been off limits. >> i would say we're ready for that. >> re

parliament who he says support him which would strengthen his claim now on the prime minister's party as osha has also issued a statement to say that on one has once again failed to prove his claim so this is the 1st hurdle for anwar it's not clear that he has been successful then there is a 2nd hurdle the king has the discretion to dissolve parliament which would trigger snap elections if he's advised to do so by the sitting prime minister yes and now it's not clear that this will go down well with malaysians considering that the country is now going through a 3rd wave of corona of the noble coronavirus and this has in part been blamed on state elections held in state now if and what is unsuccessful there is still another option for him he could propose a motion of no confidence when parliament sits again in november but whether or not that motion of no confidence is accepted is another matter. china has vowed to respond if the u.s. goes ahead with planned arms sales to taiwan the u.s. has been encouraging taiwan to modernize its military to resist threats from china the latest arms sale inc

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them to stay open even amid potential novell coronavirus outbreaks while federal agencies including osha declined to issue an forcible safety regulations so with no help coming from our elected officials at home due to both the democrat republican party's fealty to corporate money power and influence u.s. labor unions are now forced to look to the united nations for help. yes my friends it has come to that which means it's time to start watching the hawks. who want to. see the prizes. state. mass graves displays systemic deception. which. some.

move what we've been conditioned all the relevant security council resolutions on what osha that is allow they could accept a legal residence operative to return under the auspices of the un i think and that is and that such a scenario where we have some small but major steps towards cooperation at least that. it may create a positive climate who refuse 10 assurance and at least try to build on some confidence ok here i thought for a 2nd but james james and you like to jump and yes we can be very honest and say look it sounds nice to have confidence building measures but i've been working on cyprus for 30 years and i can tell you that all confidence building measures do is actually reduce trust we need to be focusing on an overall settlement so the idea that you're going to get the greek and turkish cypriots to sit down to reach a comprehensive deal on energy. and not do it i just can't see it happening and all we're going to do is get drawn into this debate for another couple of years where the cyprus problem as a whole is just going to sit and languish and they've got to talk and talk a

aligned with turkey and president of egypt burdwan on thursday to open the beach in the town of beit osha which has been off limits since the 1974 conflict the greek cypriots condemned the move the european union said it violated a u.n. cease fire agreement. well the move to open the beach has also been criticized by the incumbent leader most of our country is accusing turkey of working openly against him. thirty's of the republic of turkey unfortunately took a side in this election very openly they did this despite all my warnings all of you have seen this the whole society has seen and experienced this. going so is and is the head of the political science and international relations department and eastern mediterranean university he says this election can act as a trigger to resolve regional tensions this election is particularly important because there is already a pullout is ation in the island between those who support a federal based solution which has been going on since the 1970 s. and on the other side of the. polarization are those people who believe that federal solution is no

the current fbi director and osha, russia is interviewing the election, we seen its operation unfoldingeady across social media other investors of its ongoing election so on the one hand, russia denied interfering in the 2020 -- 2016 election. they are denying the 2020 election. also denied interfering in the sixth election when there is the soviet union and confronted by an administration official before the november election then so on the one hand, i would not pay too much to russia's denials because they don't they are not by thes. facts but on te other hand, it think it's a message, i think there is no downside saying they would interview. i wish the president would communicate that message directly to the russian president rather than either exist or doesn't actually helping from russia as he did before the 2016 election and axing about the e-mail. on the one hand, helpful message and on the other hand, recognize they are interfering right now while mr. o'brien seems to be talking about whether russia would vote tallies, as i said, electoral interference can include manipulate peo

good job of that, but some of them put their profits before people and that's why you have to have osha and that's why you have to have tough and good and fair enforcement of it. and that's what a democratic administration would do to help make this working place a safer and better place to be employed. judy woodruff: jon margolis, another question for senator bentsen. jon margolis: senator bentsen, since you have been in the senate, the government has spent increasing amounts of money in an effort to protect the family farmer. though most of the subsidies seem to go do go to the largest and richest farmers who presumably need it least, while it's the smaller farmers who are often forced to sell out, sometimes to their large farmer neighbor who's gotten more subsidies to begin with. despite the fact that i believe you, sir, are a rather large farmer, yourself, do you believe that it's time to uncouple the subsidy formula from the amount of land the farmer has and target federal money to the small and medium size farmer? senator bentsen: well, i've supported that. i voted for the 50,000