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schools cannot read a simple children's book, and still, this administration continues on the same old pap same old programs, while millions are trapped in schools where violence is common and learning is rare. this administration had its chance. they have not lead. we will. [applause] america has a strong economy and a surplus. we have the public resources and the public will. even the bipartisan opportunities to strengthen social security and repair medicare. but this administration, during eight years of increasing need, did nothing. they had their moment. they have not lead. we will. our generation has a chance to reclaim some essential values, to show we have grown up before we grow old. but when the moment for leadership came, this administration did not teach our children, it disillusioned them. they had their chance, they have not lead, we will. and now, i know like i'm asking for another chance, another shot. our answer, not this time, not this year. this is not the time for third chances, it is the time for a new beginnings. the rising generations of this country have our own app

i am against the big tax spender and for the little taxpayer pap. i call for a permanent tax cut, coupled with spending deductions to stimulate the economy and hard-pressed taxpayers. your permanent exception must be raised from $750 to $100,001 o0. the other party's platform tox about tax reform, but there's one big problem, their own congress won't act. i call for reasonable constitutional restrictions and court-ordered bussing of children. but the platform concedes that bussing should be a last resort. but there's the same problem, their own congress won't act. i call for a major overhaul of criminal laws to crack down on crime and illegal drugs. the other party's platform deplores america's $90 million cost of crime. there's the problem again. their own congress won't act. the other party's platform talks about a strong defense. now, here's the other side of the problem. their own congress did act. they slashed $50 billion from our national defense in the last ten years. my friends, washington is not the problem. their congress is the problem. [

. >>> jap pap has sent letters of appreciation for helping bring home japanese citizens by the city'sockdown early this year. >> translator: i only did what i ought to have done. this letter of appreciation made me realize ha the people of china and japan were able to get in touch with their deepest feelings and how they think about each other. >> a japanese embassy official handed the letters from the foreign minister to four organizations. the groups helped the japanese government in efforts to bring back citizens from wuhan, then the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. a total of 828 people returned to japan aboard five chartered flights in january and february. the organizations made arrangements for buses, drivers and permits from local authorities that allowed japanese people in and around the city to get to the airport despite traffic restrictions. >>> south korea has become the third major asian economy to set a target to go carbon neutral. president moon jae-in says they'll aim to hit net zero emissions by 2050. >> translator: we will act aggressively to deal with climate

>>rather than to get a pap has a like this when something like behavior duty so the car we block it, you know something like that you know some kite the around businesses must register with the city to conduct outdoor dining so far 500 permits have been approved. >>the city has limited influence over permits on private property however, but there are many instances where the city has indeed required businesses to enhance safety says nancy kline we ask even private entities to register. >>and we do once they register work with them to provide same metal barricades think the specifically goes in parkland where we're taking part of the parking area and blocking down one san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well now to our local first story oakland mayor libby schaaf and build new art and planter boxes that's a part of the latest oakland slow streets project. now this is the latest insulation by community artists jonathan blunk fail. there's right they're very nice. it is also along plymouth street plan to keep in mind that plummets street is closed to traffic to create space for people

>>rather than to get a pap has a like this when something like behavior duty so the car we block it, you know something like that you know some kite the around businesses must register with the city to conduct outdoor dining so far 500 permits have been approved. >>the city has limited influence over permits on private property however, but there are many instances where the city has indeed required businesses to enhance safety says nancy kline we ask even private entities to register. >>and we do once they register work with them to provide same metal barricades make me specifically goes in parkland where we're taking part of the parking area and blocking >>for now the dynasty restaurant here at the mall remains closed the tent off limits right now as this investigation there will be an investigation and at minimum the restaurant will be brought into compliance, there was no response from the management to a request for comment and before we go we should mention to you that in a related case, not a mile or more away from here few hours after this happened. another driver lost contro

vice presidential debate and of course the presidential the 1st presidential debate a pattern here of paps the democratic candidates trying to speak directly to the view over the elect more than their republican rivals you show that from joe biden certainly in the 1st debate it is a tactic that he has gone over his nearly 50 year career in public life i think tonight you saw both vice president pence and senator harris speaking pass the moderator directly to the american electorate particularly to undecided voters many times during the course of the evening and we forget to point out of course this was a much more civil affair right. yeah you could say that yes it was very much it was a much more civil if there although i in in in calling around quickly for some briefings some people who were conducting focus groups of independent voters said that they they thought that while vice president pence's continual going over his allotted time was annoying that the facial tics and expressions and other body language actions of senator harris was far more off working all right we'll leave it there

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>>rather than to get a pap has a like this when something like behavior duty so the car we block it, you know something like that you know some kite the around businesses must register with the city to conduct outdoor dining so far 500 permits have been approved. >>the city has limited influence over permits on private property, however, but there are many instances where the city has indeed required businesses to enhance safety says nancy kline we ask even private entities to register. >>and we do once they register work with them to provide same metal barricades take the specifically goes in parkland where we're taking part of the parking area and blocking down one san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>today we're learning more about how a san francisco firefighter died last week during a training exercise, according to a preliminary investigation. 42 year-old jason coitez there was knocked over a third-floor railing by a water blast from a valve. he had inadvertently opened during the training. the report also says that exercise was short-staffed because of covid safety concerns an

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in the streets and protest there are always going to be bad actors and i think that elected democrat paplook i'm not a democrat let me just be honest about that i'm never going for one it's all this year and i just think that elected that white house had done enough to disavow that's all but also it's unfair to judge them based on these bad actors and they were in a moment where we just have to judge the leaders by what they say and i'm worried about the president's words but. i wonder what you would like i think the year because of 3 of us in our viewers i'm sure believe in the institution of democracy because it should be same present you know and even one person one vote and then you know even then you accept the outcome here and what i find very very disappointing is that you don't have one prominent republicans and probably democrats coming together with a. the sake of the election itself the process ok because you know what again how many people would say not my president because of the missteps and miss spoken as of the our leaders i'll even throw in donald trump fair enough ok bu

now they're stuck and they have a pap that seems to be growing narrower and narrower. put their money where they think their best shot is. >> david gergen, how do you see their money trouble? >> donald trump pledged he would put in up to $100 million. it goes to the rnc. he owes a dangle. and it disappears magically. the president certainly has been raising money since he started, does it make sense that his campaign should betrayaling tr. ? >> unclear where a lot of that money went. i think there will be a lot of reporting after this campaign is over. we are with those millions of dollars where he started out with ahm mid lead but now he's behind. in 2016 he was behind clinton. we know how that ended up. trump did ended up kicking $6 million into his own campaign. he promised to do the same. he's not as rich as he says he is. he does not have a lot of liquid cash to infuse into his ph campaign. one of the things he's doing is traveling because he can't blast the air way with ads. so yeah, in some way it is desperation and a result of - an in coming president should be

. >> reporter: putting twitter and facebook on notice, play fair or pap. >> coordination with the mainstream media. >> reporter: the president's comments coming the day after the tech monopoly permitted access to new york post story about emails concerning hunter biden and his father, the former vice president and influence peddling in the ukraine. fury at the social media giant's handling of the stories grew into a broad assault in the online industry's most cherished legal protections. >> they are censoring the press, jack dorsey is just behaving as joe biden's press secretary. >> networks refused to back down even locking the account of the president's reelection campaign after it posted a video related to the article. that was after senate judiciary committee submitted direct dorsey to appear before lawmakers next week to explain his company's actions. this is a want and interference plain and simple to the trump campaign in a statement, breathtaking level of political meddling and nothing short of an attempt to rig the election. democrats on capitol hill perhaps wary of the electorate's

eastern on reel america a look at four films that explain the electoral system pap tuesday in novemberjohn f. kennedy, president of the united states. richard m. nixon, the new president. and election 1976, day of decision. on sunday at noon eastern the final presidential debate between vice president al gore and governor george w. bush. then at 2:30 p.m. eastern the first presidential debate between president george w. bush and senator john kerry and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, university of mary washington history professor on the personality, leadership and achievements of franklin roosevelt. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >> in 2000 presidential campaign vice president al gore was a democratic nominee and texas governor george w. bush was the republican candidate. the two metaphor their first debate at the university of massachusetts in boston and took questions on social security, taxes, the supreme court, abortion and a number of issues. the debate was mode rated by jim lehrer of pbs. >>> 30 seconds.

what management is doing and what's happening with a lot of the execution moves that have been made pap th -- been made, but right now i would not trade into earnings. for more "trading nation" head to our web site or follow us on twitter @trading nation. kelly? >> ahead the road ahead for transports what impact with the holiday season have on these stocks? plus welcome to the 62% tax rate why that could soon be a reality for some american under joe biden's proposed tax plan. >> and conoco phillips, could there be more deal making on the way? flexshares may look like other etfs. but inside... there's advanced research, modeling and refinement. constructing funds that don't simply follow an index. but explore new terrain. helping you fill portfolio gaps. connect to client goals. and strengthen confidence in you. flexshares. powered by over a century of investment expertise. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. i'm sue herera here's your cnbc news updat

it's disingenuous that he's paps pandering. and we need straight answers. debate himself so he knows where he stands on the issues. todd: congressman, are you worried that all the points that you just raised which are valid points are not getting through to the voter of pennsylvania, based upon recent polls that we're going to pop up on the screen that quite frankly show biden with 5 point lead. >> well, the thing i think about the people of pennsylvania, they're very hard working, very thoughtful, intelligent people. they can see through this. i would say the poll that matters is the one we take on november 3rd and that's the poll that's going to show that president trump is going to be reelected for another four years. todd: meantime, congressman, a federal judge tossing a trump lawsuit to block ballot drop boxes in pennsylvania. here's the president on the general topic of ballot fraud. take a listen. >> we've been winning a lot of cases, where they don't even want the election to be determined on november 3rd. they want the election to be determined two

the town of danville says the paps event will begin between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. this will affect residents along parts of diablo road in east pdanville. they want people to fuel up vehicles, charge mobile devices and have an emergency kit ready which includes batteries, flashlights, cash and a first-aid kit. they're also reminding people to plan for your pets and pg&e advises to unplug all electronics. now, this power outage won't just impact danville but many cities around the bay area. in oakland people have been through this before. it's just more frustration for businesses already struggling because of covid-19. >> i don't know what to do because my flowers need cooler especially with such hot weather. well in the long-term, if they are always like on and off, on and off, it kills our business. >> now, back out here in danville. the power is scheduled to be out until 10:00 p.m. thursday. reporting live in danville, anser hassan, abc7 news. >>> we have this tool to help you see if your house could be impacted by these possible power shutoffs. go to abc7news.co

i went through the entire plan pap two-page plan. understand, platinum plan two pages.and black american plan is 22 pages. the rally, i said to ice cube. look. what they committed to, there is no commitment. there's nothing substantive behind it. so i totally understand his point in terms of, yes, when in power, then african-americans still should make demands of you. i said that for years as well. most african-americans live under republican legislators and understand that. the question, can you trust the folks doing it? be real. the trump folks, all they wanted was ice cube's stamp of approval saying he actually contributed to their platinum plan. they wanted the p.r. hit and got it. that's what they wanted. >> roland, when you point out with him a two-page plan versus a 22-page plan, what's his reaction to that? >> he said was, look, both don't go far enough. inwi which is true. i said last month, cube, we texted toyed and texts before on and after. i said you also got to have an infrastructure in place to then carry out what it is you want. here's the deal. say bide

just hired this gentleman and trump absolutely loved him pap real german. really clean, very good.by the way, he says to the jewish people, watch out for him. he's kind of -- [ inaudible ] what was he talking about? i was shocked. >> so i imagine there's a lot of allegations in this book, barbara. how's the trump campaign, has the trump white house reached out to you? thth they said anything about what you're alleging in this book? >> no, and i don't really expect them to. everything is true. i think they know that publicity is not what they want. it's up to them. whatever they say. everything is true. everything can be represented. it can be, you know, guaranteed, one way or another. >> hmm. so, okay. you're going ahead with the book and see what happens with it. >> yes. thank you. >> thank you so much, barbara res. appreciate it. the book, everyone "tower of lies." >>> to tell the truth. why president trump's outdoing himself when it comes to making misleading statements. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ how can i make change in my cacommunity?h

that doesn't always happen on cam paps.tant. >> robert, can he transfer, you know, his popularity to joe biden? >> i don't think it's as easy as just picking it up and moving it over, but i do think as you're sitting there wondering if you're a voter that thinks there's something important or at stake in this election, if you're wondering whether or not you're going to stand in line or take the time to vote early, i think he's a great character reference for the vice president on so many different levels. i think he can get voters energized and activated. i think they can remember a bit what they used to have in a president. and i think while not directly transferrable, all of that will generate important excitement for the vice president. >> and very briefly, you don't think that joe biden is making a mistake in going down for debate prep and not campaigning actively in these last two weeks? >> no. look, i think thursday's event is the largest single event left on the election calendar before election day. 75 mill yb peopl

>>rather than to get a pap has a like this when something like behavior duty so the car we block it,something like that you know some kite the around businesses must register with the city to conduct outdoor dining so far 500 permits have been approved. >>the city has limited influence over permits on private property however, but there are many instances where the city has indeed required businesses to enhance safety says nancy kline we ask even private entities to register. >>and we do once they register work with them to provide same metal barricades think the specifically goes in parkland where we're taking part of the parking area and blocking down one san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>coming up johnson and johnson hitting pause on its covid-19 vaccine tria >>as the nation anxiously awaits a coronavirus vaccine word tonight that another company has had to put a halt to his clinical trial. johnson and johnson has suspended its covid-19 vaccine, clinical trials after an unexpected illness in a study participant, the company did not say what the patients illness involves the com

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the president is coming off his 14-day quarantine and the biden cam pap may not want to put him in the same room of the president. that's an example of how these dominos are going to fall not just days but for weeks to come. >> the interesting part, brian. >> if i may -- >> go ahead. that also has to do with republicans in general. especially in the senate races but also republican party on capitol hill which is following this president's steps in den l denial. this is not going to help republicans. i think we can safely assume this. there two of the dynamic of yesterday and today, everything - everything is subject to this domino effect and at the same time everything is another, everything is up the the air, we don't know where this is going except it is going to be different. >> i want you guys to standby, i want to bring in dr. sanjay gupta who joins us live. i appreciate you joining us. this is a big moment for the country and for the world, take us through it. what do you think of it? >> well, you know, it is unsettling and people are hearing it for the first time. right away it

enforcing that zero-tolerance policy a few years ago, they are still not reunited with their parents pap filing by the justice department and the aclu says that hundreds of parents may have been deported without their children. the lawyers say the pandemic has only hampered these court-ordered reunifications. but we are told that on the ground efforts to find these parents and reunite with these hundreds of children are resuming. >>> all right. listen to this morning. nasa makes history with the ocyrusrex spacecraft. it touched the surface of an asteroid tuesday, reaching out its long robotic arm to grab a handful of cosmic rubble. the scientists are hoping to study the sample to piece together more about the solar system's evolution. the space probe has orbited the asteroid for nearly two years. it is scheduled to return to earth in 2023. that's just plain cool. >> i know a lot about this, because i watched "the martian" it doesn't look it, but it's really dangerous. >> what did you learn about growing potatoes? what can you use to grow potatoes? >> okay. okay. oh, you have to first tur

pap. project affected person. canal affected or whatever. and like as a writer in this part of the world, to study love and violence and nationhood and religion, language is a perfect entry point. >> host: kind of elaborating on this idea of language and the partition of language, you talk about crasse in your work and this is me being the ugly american. we have a racial hierarchy in the country. no comparable but there are similarities, but one thing you talk about, it's not so much a caste system but brohminism and the rebrohminnization of sections of indian society, specifically through this organization which you call the -- one on the most powerful organizations in india, the r.s.s. can you explain about that? because i think reading some of your interviews and then also people have messaged me privately and asked, isn't she brahmni evers, upper caste. >> i'm not. my mother was a christian and my father belongs to an organization called the -- he also became a christian, so i'm not a brahmin and when the anticaste movement has tradition

air quality will be today pockets in san jose as well as vacaville in napa where air quality is very pap or and honestly just quite hazardous right now little closer to the coast some improved pockets, but really all across the bay area, not one you want to venture outside for too terribly long definitely don't do any activities that you're going to exert yourself too much for 60's and 70's for most of our current temperatures. it is nice and cool in the north bay in the 50's, good news for the vicinity of the glass fire as it's cool and calm out there. it's not going to be that way this afternoon temperatures will really start to skyrocket well into the triple digits, not just for in the north bay around the glass fire. but all across our inland areas bayside areas solidly into the 90's and our hottest day of the remainder of this forecast which i'll talk more about still to come over to you robin. >>all right, thank you john we're checking in on the commute which continues to pick up around the bay area starting off with one of our more crowded bridges and that's 92 the san mateo bridg

what that means.s pap paper is more prevalent in the voting process.2016, 80 something percent of votes cast, but now we are on track for something like 95%. with the paperthanalog, it is keep it simple approach. it allows us to do audits and make sure the count is accurate. that is the level of confidence i have, based on the paper, the security of the systems that has proved with your vote, that the american voters vote, is secure, the count is secure, and the certification is secure. william: you put out a statement aythe otheroting that tens of millions of americans have already voted with no inference for -- interference. that?rious, how do we know you and the fbi, the director of national intelligence, arted us last week to this iranian and russian interference, some of which targeted voter registration. if we know about those attacks, do you worry at all that there might be infiltration we might not be aware of? >> iis certainly possible. but at this point, 70 llion odd folks have voted. when we think about what we have accomplished in terms of

. >>> fears are growing among americans today about what might happen on election day pap new "usa todayk university poll finds through of four voter are concerned about the possibilities of violence tuesday. good to see you again congresswoman. ge get right into this. see businessing boarding up, windows. preparing for possibility of unrest. do you have any concernsroundin election? has your committee discussed what could be expected? >> thank you so much for having me, alex. you know, there's been very little information coming from the federal government to any congressional committees regarding what their plans are to ensure that there is a peaceful election day and in the days thereafter, because a lot of the rhetoric about, you know, arming and getting out in the streets is coming from the white house, and from this president specifically. now, there is a chance that we're going to see renewed protests and civil unrest again bp i know local police departments across the country have been preparing for this unrest and partly due to the disinformation and divisive rhetoric coming fro

a coptation of the perfect phone call pap continuation of the effort to go after biden, go after ukraine, please, don't listen to these russian intelligence operators. also shakespeare said it's all made of airy nothing. it really doesn't work. i don't think it's playing. >> okay. peter eisner, good to chat. see you again. thank you. >>> meantime, everyone, the obama effect and whether today is more an supporting biden or defeating trump. feating trump. are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove eosinophils, a key cause of asthma. it helps to prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can reduce the need for oral steroids like prednisone. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, o

action dot org, writing letters, my son gideon helped me get on a phone bank and do a phone bank system pap named wendy. all the software. amazing what's set up. i said, are you registered? yes, i think so. can i check for you? i checked. she actually had the wrong address. if you didn't have the right address on your registration, your vote wouldn't count. she stayed with me on the phone for about a half hour. i went through all the bells and whistles. she was so polite and chind akii saved her vote. i cannot tell you, cannot put it into words how thrilling for me to save one vote, and her kindness, generosity, sensitivity and her caring for our country and our democracy and her vote. it mattered to her and it made me high as a kite! i had three people hang up on me after that, but it didn't matter. >> i was about to ask. how has reaction been to the people you're calling? kathryn, what are you hearing from people? >> people are, you know, i think partly because people are so isolated in this horrible covid moment, that they're a little more open getting calls from strangers. you sort of f

i want to get your take on that pap sean, i'll start with you.rth carolina and florida, but they're looking at at michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin as states where they'll be fighting to the real end. >> the rust belt, pete. what really matters we saw donald trump in wisconsin last night, he's coming back in a few days, he was here last week. joe biden was here twice in the last two years. he hasn't shown up. you know, i've run, you know, many races and hard races. the best thing you can have as a candidate an opponent who's lazy lazy. you have donald trump who's running like he's in the wwf and joe biden who's running like he's, you know, in the westminster dog show. that matters because you have some persuadables still out there but in wisconsin like in michigan and pennsylvania, this is going to be about turnout. and when donald trump comes, you see these massive crowds that energizes his base which is really important to win on election day. donald trump was in janesville last week and he had like ten, 12,000 people there. and of that cro

today president obama joins his right-hand man in michigan pap place he won twice but hillary clintonbiden appears to have tide in his fave perp several recent polls show him with a sizable lead. isn't even in the double digits. part of that is because biden seems to have regained support among the white working class voters whom clinton failed to connect with in the rust belt. often ignored in the conversation is the significant decrease in turnout among black voters in 2016. black voters who just opted to stay home. michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania are each home to at least one city with a large black population. milwaukee, detroit, philadelphia. the detroit free press reports that in detroit, clinton won roughly 50,000 fewer votes than obama did in 2012. those 50,000 votes could have made all the difference in a state that clinton lost by less than 11,000 votes. proving that the black vote in michigan is absolutely crucial to biden's success. joining me now is valerie jarrett, former senior adviser to president barack obama and author of "finding my voice." always great to see

but paps we are seeing the fact it had run up so much, 56% today, coming into night i think that's it are seeing great top lines, very, very strong. but the expectations are so high the question is when we peel back the curtain, what else are visitors worried about on facebook any warning about user growth a red flag for investors and for the future of the business i think that's probably what ear seeing in this case. on amazon it is that aws can aws grow and even maintain market share against microsoft and dwoolg right now i think that's top of mine also with amazon expenses, we expect them to cross a million employees if they haven't already. there is a lot of cost in that business skmrks investors are paying attention. >> amazon has now turned negative on the session. it thishlly saw a possible after-hours on the results mike i wonder if there are concerns about the forecast coming in a will he light for the holiday season whether there is so much expectation amazon is going to win because everybody shifted to shopping on line. >> light in terms of the operating income operation fi

earlier and better so exactly what we brought to breast cancer and then brought to cervical cancer with papt we brought to sexually transmitted infections what we brought is so sensitive it can pick up the disease paster and therefore able the get the asymptomatic claims think about it in simple terms the live of a covid -- let's say you gettet tomorrow. it is going to build in your system then at the peak you will have a higher viral load. then that will come back down. so what you want to be able to do is catch it in that very early stage, particularly as we try to test people who may have been exposed but don't feel symptoms so the magic is, our technology is sensitive enough to pick it up earlier, and therefore be able to act and take the actions that we all want to take. >> got it. how is this test administered? what sort of use cases do you see for it. >> sure. it's the same test we had approved in early may by the fda, which has subsequently really helped alleviate a lot of the shortages that were in the country prior to us coming to market you hear a lot about pcr testing, a version

to protect the vulnerable from coronavirus opened also to recognize that mammography is about 87%, pap smears and 83%, colonoscopies down 90%, cat scans down 39% millions of kids have not gotten their pediatric vaccinations because of the shift in the emergency room to have seen dramatic drops in people come in with stroke and heart attack. >> for mental health aspect is this is really serious. i wish you would comment on that as well. thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman, point of personal privilege. >> the gentlelady is recognized. >> mr. luetkemeyer attempted to answer the questions that i directed towards the secretary. i did not raise questions of mrt appreciate that his attempt to put words in the mouth of the secretary in order to protect him and used as an excuse for having asked questions that certainly should've been understood by me. i yield back. >> i love to respond to that if you give a second. i think it's important to allow the second to answer questions which she refused to do and my testimony and my questions about the secretary to answer questions which she would

death toll as a percentage of our pap lake is higher than that of almost every other wealthy nation on earth. for instance, our death rate is 2 1/2 times that of canada next door. you head the administration's coronavirus task force. why is the u.s. death toll as a percentage of our population higher than that of almost every other wealthy country and you have two minutes to respond without interruption. >> susan, thank you. and i want to thank the commission and the university of utah for hosting this event and senator harris, it's a privilege to be on the stage with you. our nation has gone through a very challenging time this year. but i want the american people to know that from the very first day, president donald trump has put the health of america first. before there were more than five cases in the united states, all people who had returned from china, president donald trump did what no other american president had ever done, and that was, he suspended all travel from china, the second-largest economy in the world. now, senator, joe biden opposed that decision. he said it was s

>> yes pap very interesting and somewhat paradoxical concern given both his earlier term on court and also his time as governor. so as governor and i think paul is quite right he was very reformed. i think of him sometimes as combining teddy roosevelts reformed mindedness with woodrow wilson the internationalism. he seemed to have an early career as a reformer, but people were very concerned his time as a private attorney and his time in private practice had let led him into pro-business alliances that would make him indisposed to regulate companies anymore. so i think that the main issue was the time he had spent in private practice. although i think that that concern was not really warranted given his earlier career. >> take a call from toledo and then a clip about charles evans hughes and race. toledo, tony, you're on the air. >> caller: hello. thanks for taking my call. this particular question may be posed, probably directed towards the professor of the george town university law school. professor, sir, how do you feel mr. hughes would have responded to unelected officials on an

and so the annual mammogram and for that matter the annual pap test, they have dramatically improved can treat them. and what's happened since the pandemic is clearly, especially in that march through june period but still hasn't come back, just in march to june it was estimated about 285,000 women put off their screenings. and the major thing we have to do is get people in early, when you can pick it up early and it's not nearly as deadly, then you can treat it and do -- basically keep people healthy. so that's what a shame right now is people pushed these things off. maria: well, that's right, steve. and october is breast cancer awareness month. so that's why we wanted to talk about this now. we want to make sure our viewers are keeping up with their mammograms, among others. how is hologic encouraging patients to come back in the office, keep up with annual screenings you amid the pandemic fears and tell me about your product line. i know you've got among the most sophisticated screeners out there. >> sure. we are the ones that invented the 3-d mammogram. it is by far the best at

these outside talking points, it's really destructive and the senators know better than to parrot this pap. they're out of agruments but not out of sound bites. one of the things that's true in american life, even with freedom of speech, even if your sound is nonsense you have a right to be wrong and a right to say it. being we'll be here all day, it's all over but the shouting. it seems we don't have to play the same speeches on repeat over and over again. we can actually do two things and i think we should spend a little bit of time on how we got here and where we go next. first we should explicitly name the senate's most valuable player. as somebody who is a junior member of this body, i don't want to cross mitch, the gentleman from kentucky but the truth of the matter is the senator most responsible for the proceedings we have happening on the floor today is not from kentucky. the senator most responsible for the fact that amy coney barrett is going to be confirmed tonight, the senator most response for the confirmations of neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh is the former democratic lead

. ♪ >>> a disturbing scene unfolding on the streets of north carolina today pap local group nearly 200 simple, encourage every to get out and vote. dianne gallagher is on the scene for us. the march was also to honor george floyd, breonna taylor and others who died at the hands of police. what happened? what are you learning? >> reporter: yeah. so, wolf, this happened in graham, north carolina. halfway between raleigh and where i am to give you are reference. a get out the vote event a protest also against police brutality. according to police the man who organized it the reverend did not get a permit to block the streets off. but they said they went ahead and allowed the march to happen and then when the group paused as they got to the town center, the courthouse there, also has a large confederate statue, that they paused 8:40, representing the time the knee was on the neck of george floyd before he died. george floyd's niece was there. traffic began backing up and that's when they used pepper spray and then used it again at the event at the courthouse according to the police there.

if it is in place very short period of time, and hopefully that gives us a bit more time to say when pap are in a situation, very clearly, where no control policy that we can do from this point forward is ideal. there is no good way out of this. there is no good way out of this. the problem is that it is absolutely true that you are just something there so kicking the can down the road, as you say, to have a circuit breaker, but it is also very clear that customisations are now at the level they were when we went into lockdown back into march, but i accept they are not going up as rapidly as they were, and of course we have better drugs to treat our patients in hospital, but it is really clear that the evidence that we have is that if we do not do something more severe, then in another three or four weeks‘ time, we could start to see the nhs being overwhelmed. 0f we could start to see the nhs being overwhelmed. of course, lovable, thatis overwhelmed. of course, lovable, that is already happening, in the intensive care capacity is very high in liverpool, the intensive care occupancy, and

he parents and business owners furned upside down because of this pap. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from new york. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i am pleased to yield five minutes to the distinguished the gentleman from virginia, chairman of the committee on the judiciary, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: i served on judiciary for a little while but chair of education and labor. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the bill and since house democrats firsted pass the heroes act in may, congressional republicans and administration first have refused to advance any meaningful covid-19 relief plan that would help our communities to survive this pandemic. as a result, the american people are bearing the brunt of a public health crisis that is dragging on and getting worse. state and local governments are facing massive budget shortfalls. these shortfalls will slash public education funding. school districts are starting the new year with without res